THURSDAY, OCTOBER ft, 19Bt r Averege Dally Nat Prtaa Ron The WaatiMr fWBMTr»iTKm Paraanal af 0 . •. WeattW iBattflrpatff g ttgtifttfl Ifiralb For the Weak Ended O et 17. 1859 ht Rogftr H. B arratt M of Correction haeauM''lt is la aomewhat Hgtiter of anU-eUmax; after all, tha vary 13,031 and Mra. C. J. Barratt. M M t Good Program vein than others hy this titan of title demand! them. A touring Sntnvday shasusa. taOMr wh About Town Nebo PI., haa bean elaetad aecra- CIVITAN CLUl Mnalwr af the Andtt Tbt Htrald incorractly Iden- eomposers. Us very Hghtneaa, ■ymphony finds tha extra per­ wnwndr. High If-TIt ■ tary of tha Turf Management Club however, mads It an txcellent sonnel flnanelally insupportable, Bnnian ef Otreolatlon at the Stockbrldge School of tifted a Brownta in a ' picture Mdncheater^A City of ViUoge Charm TIm BIBmt CJub will hold ft publlahed yeaterday in connec­ By Symphony eholoa for an opening program, however, and so It happened that BMfttuUrftdft dftabft Bftturdsy n M t Agriculture of the Unlveralty of whait people have not ym eetUed previous performances of this Maasachueetta, where he la a een- tion with the Olrl Scout cookie FRUIT CAKE A huSftt lunch win be Mrved dur- aale. S r aOBN GBUBBR down to a eertoua winter of nni- work In Hartford had been Incom­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2.1, 1B59

1PA0E SEVEN h- > ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, OCTOBER Z3,'19B9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ ERIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1959 a t .S'.!#. »p. Lemv- Wind wUl ^ State Depf. Declaration Hebron Temple Services cuss toe Book of Ercleaiaatea •for ad. Aboard Oonstallallon only "Growing Pains,'' "Undsrstandl^] which Is read In the SjmsgoglH* iM(Y>UBUtm la In it a ^ aaftt th an' Your Teeniger," snd "Making tha. ttl. Ml MI14 Mark Festival diirlTig.... the Holiday. - thrM wars wounded, Home Show Booth A Ytiikor , (MemorUli Service flowtrMft 2 I limtrlypBtpr tPtBlM h* any tai^lnatlwi of na-, Moat of Matiirity." A faature of Farmer Census A ytakor Truxton Isler wrote: " I have the booth will be a table-top photo­ FOR FRESCRIFTION - .w 'vlll bp held St 10 A.m.. end there gotutibn in -fttlUira or in jntan-| baen much ehattarad in my rifging On Menial Health graphic exhlbft graphically d#-. Hungarian Revolt Seen ' Forms in Mails Special aervires at Temple Beth ^ ^ Hakofos (procsszjon) * E o p ttin ^ inglasa platitudM. Mtanwhllt, i f ! Here *n There and calla and my foretoj^aet ren- picting how tha mentally ill can j p in R p h a r m a c y 'Sholom. ------aa*lYt will mark SW thea concluding5P service - - -* for BaAKAatS*parents ama andG children I derad frona woundi. ucelesa; vou The . Manchester Area Ik^ental l^ a th»r* is m th» world leadrrahlp^any | come back. b a iv iR Y Farmers are being aaked to co- days of the Jewish Festival of tomorrow at 7 p.m. A Family ; may depana the enemy ie not less Health Aasn.. In, gn effort to Hrr- roAJ^apoaltlon .at laat, to airve | •*y / Staffing th# booth for the 8-dsy operatef In the taking of a na­ Sukkos or Feast of Booths which Featlval aervlce at 10 am. Sun­ : FAIRWAY: j so. . . I must not omit la this ther acquaint MaWhester reel- period will be Miss Helen Carrier. day will,mark the laat day of the 0»« mirvit’al interaaU of all man-1 hsaty deUU to do justics to Mon- As ‘Symbol of Sacrifice’ tionwide census of agriculture tola begins at sundowm today snd con­ •Fe* thwo. aaOirf. MO • • WALTER E. TEDFORD denta with iU work, la malntaln- Mrs. ^.eonard Bjorkman. Vincent holiday. mnrt ahead of th* rival intanesta of elsur Barfesflt, for he defended his RamizI, Miss Kajr Maxwall, Mrs. fall. tinues through tomorrow and Sun­ There'wlll he no regular ses- *Mf t-MMI t aiM oMo tts toon syw wMisI^ ^ we have failed miserably, preserve this gsllsnt fighting ship and Its goals. She states that pam­ turpriaingly low per drlva- aiani outside Budapest. I All rlftiio o* rsBubltestioti o« tb;®"' The Rig Glau House j The once proud United States drilling their men constantly at which contributed Immeasursbly in phlets will be available free of Largest monolith In the United In Hebron, conditions in that re­ ACRILAN WALL-TO-WALL I «liipstciH>s OststB trs siso rsssrrsA Frigate ConateUailon Ilea rotting the guns. the preservation of our nation. charge >Je«Ilng with mental and States is Beacon Rock, In the AMESITE SEAL He said toe Hungarians went to spect have almost wholly changed Quick Relief During the debate in w-hich the Truxton was such a man. He Columbia River gorge between toe Soviet headquarters in good Many of the tillable lands are now ' rttii ssmes ellsBi M N K A. Asrr United Nations General Assembly St s pier in Baltimore. Md., shorn emotional problems. Among th# COATINGS ! icf iiic _ kept hla men long at, their guns free publications will he "Under­ Oregon and Waiihington, which BU S-MSS faith," intending to sign the final lying Idle and uncultivated, al­ BROADLOOM CARPET FOR CBEOr COLO ' ! PubUsbsrs ltsprsss«un»«s; Hw was preparing for its psSsags of of her three stout masts and the snd on Feb. 9. 1799, his detemflna- standing Your Young Child,” stands more than 8rT BrnKAD supreaslon of human., political and the French and the Barhkry stales. Five leagues off the coast of upon In the Hungarian parlia­ smaller ones. Robert E. Foote's enter uATiuN* Sponsored by the Manrhestee farm in Gilead is still a going con wUl store your carpet until Installation date at no charge. A U NIGHT religious rights in 'Tihei, Riieslan The 162-year-olri hulk has been Nevis, east of Puerto Rico, the ment.” •DBUdumtiN RArna allowed to rot away despite the Constellation sighted a large ship Connell ef niiirehse Instead, Klraly testified, the cern, one of the largest in the P»ir«bls U> Artrmnes speakers railed the resolution It­ bearing southward. Truxton bore Russians arrested the delegation town. tsm ...... t s part It took In making America VAPORIZER ‘ Hntht .•saaaaaaaaaaassasasaaas...... 1 i w 9 self a fart-e. a great tea power feared even down on her and recognised her Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, the | Where You Can Select members and threw them In pris­ Those receiving toe question ,• *e,,aas.aa.aasa*aaas • J One circumstance in the Anal by the BrltWh In the early 1800's. as the French frigate^ Insurgerfle, - .. noted divine,of a generation ago.' on. naire are asked to return It to "I beneve that one of the most the census tz k ^ when he calls, if foskS vote on the matter almost seemed ’ We Americans have alMwed the i '•elates that U father, when once! The Piece$ You Like Be»tl WATKINS- i amgle osw Constellation to be defeated by fastest ships afloat. . « dramatic and most important it does not apply to him or her. o Antomatie to make thia description At. he came, to see him. walked The U.S. Congress Is directing j Tbs Herald Bnntina time and weather something the The Constellation overtook In- Crimes that ever has been commit­ Shut-Off i aasmiias no Onanclsi reeo*»nsibtllts w The resolution passed by s vote French nor the Barbary pirates surgente and Truxton held his fire, through the house examining it JAckson. 8-0^1 WEST ted in modem times was that dip­ that this census be taken. iDOlcal stTors sppeaiiBa Hi so of 4.1 tOi#. But there were 2S ne- until every gun bore on the aides carefully. ■ ' lomatic treachery In Budapest," ots sad ouiet readina mattst could do to her. > In ^Happy Titne’ Tax lists Doe o Fully ancheater gw o ln t BersW tlons who. for one reason' or an­ But all is not lost. A .volunteer of the enemy. Then, yaked by fire "It la a beautiful horn#,” he stat­ Klraly iaid, "and it was hour to The Hebron Board of'Assessors Guaranteed group with headquarters In Balti­ from the Frenchman. Truxton or­ ed, "but there is nothing in It that Fuaeral 'Senim * hour carried out by Khrushchev Mrs. Lois Thomas will be seen warns all persons owning real es­ I BtiMaa sOeemelna.misuia bmirai other, refused to go along with © OX ! rnrlooaay-l a m rrtdaa the watered down piety of the res­ more has accepted the challenge dered a broadside. The Frenchman -wouM distinguish it as being a ORMOND J. WEST, Oiraetar himself." In the role of Mignonette, vaude­ tate or taxable property to file a riit lUesds'v—1 p oi of preserving the Constellation, staggered at the biiuvl and then Christian home. In another development, the tax list before Nov. 1. Wsdneeday— 1 p olution, and who abatained from I With HaUowB«ii AreuiMl tha Coraar 142 EAU CENTER 8T., ville entertainer turned parlor ______the nation's oldest ship. Conslellallon's guns fired at will. i^tate Department officially noti­ Anyone failing to file by that date ir rburedsT— J pm Wednesday Is there anything in your home mteheU t-tlN • roeat fidday—1 p m Tmgflar voting. . This group operates with an un­ A ahof from the Inaurgente that would tn.stantly remind a visi­ If you're planning a Halloween party, the Oanily fto x h M a fied the Red regime In Hungary maid, "when the Manchester Com­ will be fihed an additional 10 per. $0.95 • rot Batutday-l p m JWay Soma of the nationa who ob- paid staff, which is trying to damaged the American's foretop­ tor and yourself, that It Is a Chris­ namber of suggeations: Decorative chocolate aack-0-l*n- It sees no need for high level nego­ munity Players present "The Hap­ cent bf his tax assessment! Forms atsined do not even believe in aueh arouse interest in restoring the mast. but a young midshipman. tian home? terna for your table, a Witchcraft Mixture, Kiddle P o ^ and tiations to settle issues between py Time" at Wlilton auditorium on are available from any assessor Itf * a M vessel. To help defray the costs, David Porter, later a captain of « Rev. John R. Neubert Lolly Cones . . add, of course, black and orange Jelly Beans. toe two countries. Nov. 6 and 7. Mrs. Thomas, a or at the town hall. - righta for their own r*opls> 1st hla own frigate, lowered the yard Mjuichaater's Oldeat Foy D. Kohler, acting assistant former University of Connecticut Farmers elig;ible for tax exemp­ 311 M A IN ST., OPP. STATE A R M O R Y rriday. October 2.t alone 'nbetana. Among them were 100.000 special copper medals, Community Baptist OPEN EVF/RV DAY 8 to 6—SATURDAY 8 to « with Finest Faclitttes. tions on livestock and farm equip­ struck from copper spikes used in its slinga without orders and Church Off-Streel PsrMag secretary of stare, yesterday told student. Is the wife of Dr. John Barrel of Fun South Africa, Spain and Portugal. saved the mast. | the Hungarian charge d'affaires, Thomas of Bolton, and is the ment must file a certificate of In the original construction of the Estahllahad UH exemption or forfeit exemption. Ookie, s SOO-pound baby walrus at Coney Island Aquarium, has a M I S-5 1 0 S • ^PARKING * • •’ De Gaulle Decreen Delay Three of the nationa w'ho ab­ ship, are being distributed on the Meanwhile, the Insurgente was Lt. Col. William F. Santelmann BURNHAM and BRADY TlbofZador, the time is "not pro­ daughter of Raymond Cooper, ball with her new toy—an aluminum beer barrel contributed to WFSTOWN • • stained do believe in all the human basis of one for each dollar donat­ taking a terrible beating. Half the was leader of the U.S. Marine pitious" for such negotiations. He founder of the Toastmasters Club RHAM Work Continues her by a nearby tavern after ahe tired of her big rubber ball. "ConneoMcnt'e Complete Carpet Specialty Shop" S4 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD In Manchester and a former town Dwight H. Martin of Amston PHARMACY I '■ Predldent de Gaulle n official rights that could be enumerated, ed. Every dollar will toward guns in the starboard battei-y were Band from 1940 to 195,5. His fa­ said they can be handled through Breaking In toe toy yeeterday, she poked It around with her nose, silenced, her braces and head.aail ______' normal channels. director. Lake, clerk of the works at Region­ OPEN TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL 9 ! aommunique to the effect that but are not willing to set any prec­ replacing detei^orated planking, ther was lesder before him. al 8 High School, reports that the banged it against the Unk wall snd jiggled H through the waves 4Afi Hartford Rd-—Ml 9-IM ; France conaidera more time and frames, bulwarks and ■ hundreds were cut away and ahe lost speed. The probIem.s Include such Tickets for "The Happy Time’,' ahe kicked up. Ookie, 6 months old, will weigh about a ton edent by which the United Nationa Constellation cut acrosa her may be obtained from members hockey field is graded and seeded, ; preparation- neceaaary before there of other items so that the Con­ things as travel restrictions on with tobacco netting placed in such when she grows up. (AP Photofax). . ____ might claim the right to investi­ bow, let loose four broadsides be­ diplomats In the two countries, of the Community Players, and at -fa a aummit conference, and that stellation can remain aAoat and wiiwwaaaaatiiii''’Tiiiwisaaa«!a8Ba»aaBaMaiiii«aw* a way aa to prevent washouts. gate Or condemn human righta con­ lake her rightful place as a na­ fore tiirnlng down her,other side aaajaaifi's.iaaaaiaaiaai» iiaiiaw':!ai«ia w aaawwisiaiidWwiM...... ^ -.irwir* a vc "obstruction to the work of local the 'Whiton box-office. Buch a Conference could well be and raWng her before In.surgente's The baseball field has also- been • country are be­ WATKINS 8 5 the Franklin area," where he once that de Gaulle does not meiely fame under Capt. Thomas Trux- done In less than an hour. Hungarian question be considered to be buried to allow the two acres yond the jurisdiction of the United worked as a trapper. Franklin Is fa\-or poatponing the summit meet­ ton. a Jamaica, Long Island, aea- Twenty-nine French seamen died by th# United States or any world of land Involved to b# seeded and squire. who al.so had a feputation in that battle and 41 were wound- i near the Canadian border. made into a lawn. He estimated ing. but has succeeded in doing so Nations. conference. Including a summit Austin was sentenced to prison Among other nations abstaining as a lover and connoisseur .of food. . meeting with Russia. that this would cost about $880. It couldn't be held until after the Truxton gained his Aghtlng ex­ in 19.50 for ns.satilt with a knife. Quits Soont Post Khrushchev visit to F-snee. After were those who believe in human perience as captain of two priva- iU^NIVERSAR'^ Perkins said. He was paroled four Harvey Upplncott has resigned rlghu, one presumes, hut who years later. that visit, the Western Big Three teera during the Revolution. as institutional representative of Kidnaper Frees The girl, who told her story to the Boy Seoiit organization. This will have to do mor? conferring seemed to agree with Rrasla that Ranked (Ifth in the line of Ameri­ We Stock this resolution was priniaiily a can naval captains, he took com­ Davis snd Maine State Police De­ has been submitted to the local among themse|vea. So the situation mand of the’Constellation In 1798. 14-Year-Old Girl tective Camille Carrier, said ahe Parent-Teacher Assn, which Is really la that de Gaulle has suc­ weapon in the cold war. In which and Davis had little food or sleep sponsoring the scout program. these nations are trying to fol­ He immediately enforced disci­ HALLMARK Re-liv« yesterday in our ceeded in delaying the eummlt pline which resulted In the resigna­ Lyndonvllle, Vt., Oct. 23 (/PI— as they traveled across Maine, Upplncott has acted as the liai­ low a role of neutrality. tion of two of his lieutenants. ' 85th Anniversary Exhibit New Hampshire and Vermont. son officer between the PTA and meeting, and that he haa had some A 14-year-old babysitter who, pO' They slept in the car some nights cooperation from Khrushchev hlm- Such abstentions cams from na­ In those early days, the running CARDS of Manchaster's past lice said, was abducted at knife­ scouts. tions like Ethiopia. India, Burma, of their ships wsi left mainly up point In Maine last Saturday and In an unoccupied home which He will serve as cubmaster tola ■■ self in doimr ..eo. to the individual captains. Ameri­ night by an ex-convIct and raped, Austin's family owns in Franklin, year and Is leader of. the webeloa Ceylon, Nepal, Cambodia, Morocco MILLER Vt. There are, it seems to us. only and Ghana. can captains, however, look ad­ was freed early today. den. He will also serve as chair­ Lt. Glenn Davis of the Vermont The girl aaid she had feared for two angles from which such a For such reasons, a resolution vantage of one thing which ap­ PHARMACY ng fall nights her life and had dared not at­ man of the local Boy Scout fund delay ahould /be tdewed appre­ palled captains of His Britannic Sunshinea for State Police said Sharon Simmons tempt to escape from Austin. Dur­ drive, which Is to take place to­ which was originally aupposed to Majesty's ships. They were al­ ;;!)!! (.i{i:i;\ lin \ii ef Damariscotta, Maine, told him morrow and Sunday. hensively. Impose a moral judgment iipon lowed generous portion.s of powder I'honc Ml :m i :i she was held captive by Rodney ing her absence wide search had One angle Is that of de Gaulle's been conducted by police of New . The following captains will be Communist China ended up re­ and most took advantage of It, Austin, 44, of Newcastle, Maine, on the Job: Carlman Frenkel, motive. If it is what he ssys it is, . until he left her a( 1:30 a.m. to- England. Reports that the couple flecting something upon the mo­ . . . and decoration, 'too were in Vermont were received the William Queal, and Lester Har­ a desire for more thorough diplo­ . day at the home of his brother, rington, assisting Upplncott. Lip- tivation of quite a few United Na­ J Albert Austin, In this northern past two days. matic and policy preparation, theiv tions member^. Sometimes, to pay Police said Sharon was brought pincott also announces that Lester if Vermont town. Harrington of Amston Lake will FORD—Tfis F/nsst Fords of a Ufsf/mst , need be little quarrel with if: But Atting tribute to more than Us ' Lincoln County (Maine) Atty. by Austin to the home of his If he is Interested in holding off CIVITAN CLUl brother in Lyndonvllle about 1:30 be chairman, of the cub pack famed architecture, the United Na­ • James Blen Perkins said he will In atyle. in space, in scat; in ssTings . . . nothing's u new u Forf for ■-X a.m. committee this year. the summit conference merely for tions IS the world's biggest glass seek warrants charging Austin with 1960. What styling! What comfort! More people-room . . . easier enli^— the relatively cheap reason that he abduction and rape. The prosecu­ Austin fled before police arrived house. and a stale-wide search Immedi­ Manoheater Evening Herald no "dogleg’! in the doorway . . . greatest Tisibility erer, 55% more fosA- W-ants time to explode an atomic tor told newsmen he" had heard Hebron correspondent Mlse Sman FRUIT CAKE ! Austin comment he "will not be ately was initiated for him. to-sky vision! And what a ride! Solid and secure with new Wide-Traad bomb, on the theory that this will Austin's wife gave birth to a B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy LAMPS taken alive." Design. These Fords are truly as fine as you can go! make France a bigger power at the Evening Things Up Lt. Davis quoted the girl as daughter three days ago in Maine. S-8454. r; ■ Bunuplt table, then we lament this In baseball umpires pretend, at SALE child-like gap in de Gaulle's great­ BanoRt MontoNy Ratardoii ChildrM at great big ness, and grow dubious «f the sum­ least, that they never compenaata mit performance which w»uld come for one dubious call ef a ball or seen, from it. . strike by giving the injured team the benefit of the next doubt thatj' from ' The second reason for aoike ap­ Anniversary savings comes along. V prehension bvsf *' summit delay Psr Pound The umpires who make the calls 0V'f>.T»\7tVi i n cf I concerns tha axtended opportunity in the game of Nobel prizes for I Alabaster It gives to Cbnununlst caiini to Literature aeem to allow them-. W O O D L A m throw some monkey wrench into selves more latitude. Last year, To BOt your eoko eoN Motthow Mootese, ehoirmani , Fascinating! Scandinavian Crafts the whole summit prospect. There they honored Boris Pasternak, a ’ e .c . Shop's new Christmas Houia Is a world of fascinating specula­ or Ml 3>43B7 or ony of Hit four captains at those GARDENS writer somewhat’at odds «"lth the i You're looking at the greatest change tion aboiit the relationship between in our basement. See it! Communist society in which he phonos: Russia and China. There is a world 1 in automobiles in a generation. Come to L lived. Which had. in fact, refused Alfred Flagg— Ml 9-2553 "C.C." means these ta­ Manchester’s favorite garden supply cen­ of real Ignorance about what this T to publish the novel which formed relationship may really be. But ble lamp.'; are priced ter, located in the center of Manchester. our showrodms and enter a wonderful the headline basis'for the award. Nathan Agostinolli— Ml 3-8683 (.ash-and-Carry EVERGREENS . <»ie does not have to depend on There was some possibility that. Cloronct Moron— TR 5-2458 new world of power, performance, gosetp of anv kind to know that 5-YEAR UPRIGHT ond In selecting Pasternak, the Nobel Richard Johnson— Ml 3-5171 China has less enthusifasm for s committee had been honoring not M ilk glass SPREAINNG YEWS fashioTi and luxury. And, see the summit conference, from which it Fall Garden Specials! only his literary talent, but Solid brass would be absent, than has Khrush-, greatest choice, the widest range striking a political blow In the 1 1 9 5 F » r 5 . 4 4 chev, who could exppet to be its I iti.iv ji J:»5 cold war against Communism.' c.e. BULBS BULBS BULBS star participant. One does not have . e.c. of prices ever offered by any dealer This year the Nohel committee, UtNOSCAPING SIZE" to assume that the historic clash | n 7 Jumbo aizea that are aure to bloom and pleaM of Interests between Russia and intentionally or not, has evened THf YEWS ^ ARBORVITAE Flneat Rainbow aZaortment of Darwin. / China has revived Itself in order | things up. It has given the call to 2 While They Last TULIPi ...... 25 for 1-39 to note the strains and stresses in | Salvator Quasimodo,- a poet who 'The mellow glow of Watkins Lamps 9 their present friendship. So t h e r e , happens to be somewhat at odds 0 ^ spreads sunshine through your home on long fall and winter evenings. A DAFFODILS— Mix largo are those who worry that a pro- \ "-iUi the Western democratic ao- trum pot...... do«. 1J>9 IMged delay in the summit meet- j in which he lives. He was the .same time they add di.stinction THUNDERBIRD— rAe World's Most Wsniod Csrt^ to your decorating schemes as each EXCELLENT SELECTIONS DF Ing vnl! give ChinA'time to t h i n k 1 hriefl.V. a formal member of HYACINTH S— AH colors.. dex. 1.19 of some action which will destroy i 'he Communist party. He is still a one is decoratorT.selected for beauty. WHITE PINE, JUNIPERS. Who said the Thqnderbird couldn’t be made finer?-Here is thg ultimate in driving luxury. Every styling detail is perfected . . . tbe prospect of a summit alto- leftist, who acts something like a $17.60 carved alabaster BLUE SPRUCE. ARBORVITAE, Separate color# In Crocus, Wood Hyacinths gather. I '**'ow traveler, and who seems to The regular„ . Sclllae, H y a ^ th s, Grape Hyacinths, Emper­ and what performance—-with blazing Thunderbird V-8 powaff We .would Jtend to dismiss th a t; have kA enthusiastic admiration lamp bases are imports, topped with JAPANESE YEWS. HEMLOCKS. ors, Parrot, Double and Rock Garden Tulips. that "just btots anything.!* worry, with the guess that if China for things RussiZn and Commu- taffeta shade.s; have 3-way lighting MUGHO PINES. BIRCH CLUMPS, has not already developed the au­ niat. And are 27 inches tall. SHADE and FLOWERING MADONNA UUES .... . 3 for 1J>9 dacity to pull the sijijunlt chair out Qnce again, then, the queat,ion .Imagine solid bfa.ss lamps for your TREES, SHRUBS | from under Khrushchev, time will arises, whether the Nobel comYnit- Colonial room for only $7.85. 'They dull rather than sharpen its in­ tee esteemed Quasimodo for his have textured fabric-over-parchment See our display of Dried Materuds stinct to do so poetry alone, or for hla political situation, lomethtnif of an exact shades; 3-way lighting, are 28 inches for arrangements: ' Other than these two posslbilir- ★ PRIVET HEOfiim ★ reverse of Pasternak's position', as tall and regularly '$9.98. ties, however, there seems to us no rearan for opposing the aum- well. .The hobnail milk gla.ss lamp has a BITTERSWEET, BAYBERRY, FALCON—FAe N tw-shs Ford! ' And once again, perhaps to the irioir. . ■ • u.12e mlt delay de Gaulle has decreed. In , „ , flight light in base and 3-way switch; Junior or 18” 24” . . . . ta.18c W ^ t a life in our new. Falcon! It's the easicM car in the world to own toe first place, the only net, «u. e! rommittee good for hallw ays,bedside tables, to STRAW FLOWERS, —so easy to a ^ r , brake and park. You can,have Fordomatic to do the members who may have had the desks. 18 inche.s tall, reg. $9.98. gain w# have in the present situs swing bridge' . ehifting. Atjd itjl UP'^'''’*** engine givea you the power you need for U.S.A. COME INTER A WONDERifilL NEW WORLD idea of preaching a subtle lesson Mt. Lourol cH id Rhododondren tJon le that It Is the summit proc- These lamps are .just as Important GAT TAILS, WHEAT, ETC. -driving! Everything about this lively, 6-passenger Falcon makes it the OF FORDS AT AMERICA'S FIRST eaz we are all engaged In. It Is on both sides of the cold war, the' Healthy and Bushy Plants! No. 1 fun-car to drive.-Come fun-teat, doUar-teat the New-size Ford, the COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE DEALER’S ture. net gain that we are talking, society in \ hich the prize winner as gifts as for your own home. Why .85 happens to live leads the criticism not store away a pair or two for Falcon, 2* or 4-door model. or preparing to talk rather than - PEAT M O SS SPECIAL MARSH SALT HAY FDJLP. doing something else, or ^ust do­ of the award. Where Pasternak NO IPS. ANDSor BUTS... Christmas? FOR WINTER COVERING was attacked in Russia and praised Largo BurtOp Bales $4.75 ing nothing. in the West .after hla award, ALSO GERMAN PEAT Lorgo Balo, 4c Lb. What we may get or have w’hen Quasimodo is being attacked in . . . a fabulously fine watch with a three- - and If this process comes ..to a cli­ the West, and probably has praise j year unconditional guorontee which means The trim, slim lines of the brass plated floor ’.amp above IN OUR GREBNHdUSE: AFRICAN VIOLETS, IVIES, PHILODENDRON. PBET MOSS, max nobody knows. The longer we forthcoming from Russia. | makes it equally a home in the modern or Colonial scene. 1 FOLIAGE PLAN'TS, CROTONS, FERTILIZERS, Etc. wa will keep it in perfect running order for . , prolong the process, then; the bet-! We happen to believe that Pas­ It has a white skintex-parchment shade, 3-way lighting and I ■ - ' ...... ' ...... fer. . i ternak was worthy of hia prize, on 36 months obsolutely free of any cost to you. harp fixture for Gelite reflector bulb. You can choose the MAY WE K e l p YOU WITH YOUR LANDSCAPING PROBLEMS T ' And perhsps it rosy also he that i the basis of his work as an artist. same design in a swing bridge mqdel; same low price! Tole tha longer we prolong the process, We are not ao sure, however, that , . 4 3 models frotn $39 .9 5 floor lamps, in.spired by French designs, have become fa-' toe better chance we have that iti he received his prize on that basis vorites for Early American and Colonial mahogany rooms. 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'■5 V I . - / / ‘ . • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTORER 23, 1959 PAGE N IN l - / \ ■■ ■ . 1 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19SQ class which will meet al 8 p.m. Smith tf^indnor- ;Sri, man must b« between 28 and i»AOE EIGHT Andover Sunday In the church. The meet­ 36 years of age. They must be at POM MINT No Hope Held H '?-' - ing la open to adults who are least 8 fast 9 but not over • Met S aad 18 HUB. Mevto School Planning intereated in becoming members Body Identified 4 with weight in proportion In —eoMd er eileiit. ak of the Congregational Church. h(^ht. They must be ritisena, in alMe grejseters. Fpr 4 Flyers Halloween Party The Adult BlWe Study class will A» Farm Worker good physical health, and of good a meet from 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. Mon­ character. WILDON DMU6 CO/ 4A------Tile State hopes the simplified day at ths church. The body o f a man found float­ 901 Mam S I Tel. Ml S chool InJetCrasli •The annual Halloween parade ..The Board of Religious Educa­ application will attract a . large A will be held at the elemenUry tion will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday ing In the Connecticut River Sun­ number of qualified men to the echool at 1:15 p.m. Thursday. day lias been identified as Odell State Police openings. The short­ Portland, Ore., Oct. 23 (Ah — A In the church. ened application la one page of an , Mlw Helen Entco. Kecolty Adviier Children in all grades 1-8 will Church members are asked to Jones. 49, an Itinerant farm work­ Mcr Hicii School pair of twin-Jbt fighters collided In parade around the upper play announcement folder which gives i F^dsy, October IS save items for the rummage table er from New Haven. full Infermatfon on the duties and r ^ f «L XXVL N». 7 mid-air over the northern slopes of area and Xcrosa the driveway in at the Chriatmas bazaar which Slate Police at the Hartford lofty Mt. Hood last night. The front of the ichiMl- Costumes are requirementa of the Job. The fold-1 W gift wrappiMg will be held Dec. 6. Those who Troop said the dead man waa also era are obtainable at the CnnnectI-1 ^ two men aboard each plane were donned by each class Immediately have no room to store such Hems known as Wardell (Schoolbov) 2 ‘ *hop tiM Soccer Tegm preceding the parade. As In pre­ cut State Employment Service o f-. Cross G)iuitry Current Affairs believed killed. axe asked to call Mrs. Allen Yale Jones, James White, and Robert flees or will be mailed on request vious years, parents are Invited to' or Mrs. Steve Ursin, to make oth­ Monroe, from the State Personnel Depart­ t o S Gridders Tie 6-6 Each of the Oregon Air Natlon- watch. After the parade parties In Deadlock isl Guard F89 Scorpions carried a er arrangements. Police say there are no knoem ment, State Office Building. Hart­ Second Team will be held in home rooms, with Church Delegates Named relatives, but they are continuing ford. Takes Annuid UN Trip pilot and a radar observe. There cupcakes and punch provided un­ : FAIRWAY was no trace of any of the four. The Rev. Willard E. Thomen. attempts to locate someoue to To be considered for the exam­ open thurs. and fri. tUI I To Snap Loss Streak der the supervision of room moth­ pastor of the First Congregation­ claim the body, now al the. New­ ination on Nov. 13, the form anuat ForCCILTop Rescue teams headed up the fo g -' In State Meet Ths comphllnU df 'at’s so 9»rty, ers. al Church, has announced the kirk and Whitney Funeral Home. be filed with the Peraotmer Depart­ Pron Tickoti shrouded slopes of the peak, 11,245 Photographed Today the moon Is still out!" and "L«)Ul feet high. Wreckage of one plane names of seven delegates who will Hartford. ment no later than Nov. - ThB HHS football team, pared Firei place in the thre!*te*m me to my bus. I haven't- ftpsned Photographs of each child were The varsity cross-country team TickcU for the MHS Prom at the 7,000-foot level was located, attend the Eastern Re-lonal Mis­ The body -was found just north Junior quarterback Don Seipel. OCIL soccer pennant chase will be my eyes yet!" were thrown back taken at the elementary school to­ sion Conference Tuesday at the of the South Windsor bridge over deadlocked Hall High In a Mrs. Vendrillo from Manchester High School, at stake tomorrow afternoon when Nov. 14. msy be purchuM bs- and a team was en route. No day. This is an annual project car­ Fir ft Putoh Italian with a score of 79 points, placed fors and after school beginning arid forth as 92 bleary-syed merrf- trace of th^ other wae found. Asylum Hill Congregational the river by a fisherman. It waa • tame played Oct. 17 at Slerlmfe once-beaten Mancheater engages bers of the Current Affairs Club ried out because of the enthusiasm fully clothed except for shoes and second In a field of 23 teams reg­ Monday, Oct. 29. Price of ad­ Church In Hartford. Ptstoia. Italy—Ths first pistols •Field In Weat Hartford, and Ihere- Conard (7-1) In a 12:80 makeup gathered In the Student Parking A report from persons living in expressed by a majority of parents. They are Mrs. Ronald Bockus, socks. An autopsy, showed death Sform Winiowt Advises NHS istered in the University of Con­ match at Weat Hartford. The In­ mission is |2 per couple. communities ae far as 125 miles' iby broke Ode year'a three game Lot at 6:16 a m., Friday, Get. 1ft, There ia ho obligation to purchase Mrs. Ruth Whitney, Mrs. Allen was caused by drowning. were made In the Tuscan town of necticut Annual High School dians prepped for the key contest away told of an orange fireball in tloeing streak. ■ , ^ . ready to attend ths club’s-annual the photos. A pseket, including Yale. Mrs. James Ray, Gordon Identification was established by Pistols In the 19th Century. The; or Storm Doors? • Seipel emerged as the Indians Mrs. Anne Vendrillo, the new Cross-Country Meet. In the start­ with a comparatively easy repeat the air at the time and point of large and wallet-size photos, will New York trip to the United Na­ Macdonald. Guy Oiitlkw and the fingerprints and later confirmed word "pistol" means. Ilterslly. tleadlhg ground gainer with 6P ing field of 160 runnera Manches 2-0 triumph over Bristol Central Berggren Heads the crash, which left U^^l* be sent home so that parents may CALL faculty advisor for the Nstionil yesterday afternoon at Memorial tions. Rev. Mr. Thomen. The Board of by a New Haven acquaintance of •varda in onlv six carries, and he ter's star junior, Ken Smith, placed The two bus-loads o f eager-eyed, any aboard survived. ^ see them and decide whether they "Platolan." Before the days of Honor Society, wss introduced to third, with teammates Andy Taii- Field. (MH8 could be In sole poe- Benevolence will be attending the Jones. * '.also scored the Indians lone toiich- Photo Snappers wide-awake students, accompanied The pilots were 1st Lt. Jack D. want them. conference in place of Ite regular Police say Jones had a record firearms, a platoletto waa a dag­ the organisation by • President ris and Jay Boris in ninth and session of first place Saturday Raybom and 2nd Lt. Winfred C. Grade 8 Parents to Meet ger—called after Ptstoia either be­ •down. . Mary Ann Beach at the meeting Should Platt of Meriden upset Hall by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Piper and meeting. i dating back to 1040 in New Ha­ I Hall's opening kickoff bounced nth placet reepiectlvely, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harrolan, Vlntoii, both, of Portland. The Parents of Grade 6 students cause they were made there or be­ CHOOSE held Monday. Ray Carothere of Fitch High (7-1) In today’s match), The Photography Club meU In ven. Most of the arrests were on •over the heads of the MHS deep swung out of- the parking lot qt radar observers, also of Portland, will meet with Mrs. Doris E. cause they were used th«re so Mrs. Vendrillo said aha Is very School eet a new couree record.for gained revenge against their only room 243, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. The Mancheater Evening Herald. dipinkenness and vagranry • Ambassador.^ • Regal Imen and was returned, only to the 9:36. were 1st Lt. Carson E. McDowell Chamberlain at the elementary commonly. ' honored to have the privilege of the 2.ft mile couree of 13:26 6 in deeat of the season Tuesday when main topic on the agenda was the Andover correapondeni. Mrs. Paul | charges. • Premier / ' • Castom •one yard line. Manchester failed tr they defeated Hall of West Hart­ and Maj. Roy A. Sefton. The school at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs D. Pfanatlehl, telephone Pilgrim being the advisor to the''ciub.The winning. BUI Johneon of Glaston­ The New York Stock Exchange, ages were not reported. A Natipoal Brand Prodnet •gain in three plays, and then pimt- ford, 1-0. The game, played at election of officers to serve for the first stop, as viewed'from the Chamberlain will explain and dis­ 2-88A8. *ed the ball out to the 26-yard line. Society expressbd gratitude and bury, the winning high echool, beat A Portland Air Base spokesman At A pttem You Want To Pay also pledged their co-operatton to West Hartford, was the Hall the following year. The following visitors' balcony, appe,ared to be cuss the results of the Iowa Basie Slate Sets Nov. 13 •Hall scored a touchdown in only Manohester'e Ken Smith oy two said the planes, flying some 50 Skills Test which were sent home her. •« seconds In a 13:84 clocking. The squad's first loss. The lone goal were elected; President, Richard in i state of complete chaos to ;two mocAplays. and with leas than miles east of here, were oh the ra­ to parents recently. COMMENTl'S M. G, KIHLE A number of commltteea were Olaetonbury team gathered a total of the' game came In the third Berggren, '60; vice president, meet of the Manchesterltes,' but Officials Attend For Trooper Test •two mindtes pone in the first dar screen and suddenly vanished. Book Fair 'lime Set to Btrrh fit. Manrheater formed to plan coming events, of 72 pointa In winning to Man­ period when Roland Olatz Scored Richard Piker, '60’. treasurer, Wil­ all agreed that It was, "Just as I A short time later calls from per­ Ml 9-0408 Iriod the Indians were behind 6-0. his tenth goal of the season. He thought It would he." The Book Fair will be held from fyoral Agent For • At the. otitsel of the second quar- These Included one for a “ campoa chester's 70 and New Britain's 118. liam Bourn, '60; eecretary, Mar­ sons who heard the planes over­ Finance Parley By shortening the application, the OPEN AGAIN Cniiae” to a number of colleges in la the top scorer on the team .. garet Green, '81. Arriving at. the United Nations lO' a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 14 in the I - ____ _ BABtLETT-BRAINABD Iter Mancjiester took over the ball John Saiclus, Manchester's high head and saw the flash When they elementary school. -The Fair Is State haa made it easier than ever With a f-lae tJne nf the Boston area, an Alumni Night ranking sophomore runner, placed The Indians were led by full­ • A change from last year In­ Building, the MHS travelers all PBODUCTB CO. ■on its own 20, Spearheaded by Jim hit started pouring into the Wood sponsored by the PTA and pro­ Two town offlciala are taking to apply for the job of State Police qilALITV FOODS committee to organize the panel of fourth on the team in 19th place backs Tom Ansaldl '60 and BUI volved the selection of members were impressed piU* 1^. beautiful River sheriff'i office. AD S-4478 '•Galanek, Mike Simmons, and Sei- Stcuk '60 and by goalie Mike ceeds are used for new books for part In portiona of tlie annual con­ Patrolman. A person now merely ,'alumhi which speaks nn unpub- with a 14:27. Art Cheesman placed for the following committees: exterior. haa to print his name and address •pel. the Indians moved to the Hall -Jicized phases of college life, and Geciaus)«s '61. (JeciauekM has After guided tours by special the school library, staffed by PTA ference for Connecticut town and IsO' From their Seipel ran off- 38 in 14:46. Program, print, film development, on the new form and send it to the a program committee to. organize allowed only one goal In seven social, negative and print' filing, UN Guides, who came from most volunteers. city finance plraonnel at the Uni­ State Personnel Department before 'tackle for 30 yards and the tie-pro­ Manchester romped again in the games this season. The only goat Workshop Picks Parents are requested to send social events throughout the year. display photos, and special evenla of the countries in the world, there versity of Connecticut which began Nov. 5, This la In contrast to the r - ducing touchdown. Simmohs tried .la,yvee contest, as In last year’s was scored In the Hall game on was a break while everyone went in their old books, both children's to nln around the end for the extra event. John Golden took individual (Picture taking). Through these G&S Gondoliers George DeCormler tries hla hand at operating a television camera yeaterday and will end today. i old method which called for a 4- Sopt. 26. committees, according to the di­ to Jlinch. ■ in one of the many exhibits at the Manchester Home Show which and adults’, for re-sale. An ex page application and a full reaume two points, but was stopped inches honors with teammate Chaz Towle ■ tensive display of new children’s The officials are Collector of On Oct. 16, the Indiana defeated rector of the club, Mr. Lawrence The afternoon was spent observ­ began today. The picture of the Lutz Museum display across of previous education and exper­ short of the goal line, n JV Soccer Team right behind. Manchester’.s other Wethersfield 3-0, with Bob Hamill ing some of the sessions in pro­ The Manchester Gilbert and books, fiction and non-fiction, will Revenue Paul Cervlnl arid acting three scorers were Joe Packard, Perry, the Photography Club will the aisle, which the camera picked up, is aeen on the TV aets. ience. The Indians held a alight edge '60 and Roland GlaU 60, doing gress. Many stydei^s expressed BulUvan Workshop will present DeCormler is chairman of the show committee of the Lions' Club be set up by PTA volunteers under controller Russell Galipo. All those who apply will take s atatieUoaUy. outniahlng the War­ ^ses3;T ics 1 Jim O’Brien, and Ken «Ames In the scoring. Hamill scored twice be able to better serve the school. the direction of PTA library chair­ The club will now have two the strangeness '6f seeing history the. “Gfindoliers" in the spring. which is sponsoring the affair. (Herald Photo by Qfiara). The conference la a training written examination on Friday, riors WS-127 and chalking, nip an J3th, 14th, and 15th places re- ahd Glatz scored the third goal. in the making as', when the Gen­ The choice of the popular operetta man, Mrs. Howard Pohl. course for finance officers, pur­ Nov. 13, at 7 p.m. The 2-hour teat 11-B margin in first downs. Both .ipectiycly. The Indians, who are tied with meetings a month this year. The Congregational Notes The Manchester Jayvee soccer first will be the regular business eral Assembly decided to make ths was made at a recent meeting of chasing agents, accountants, will be given in Bridgeport, Hart­ teams gained 69 yards in the air. The total score for Manchester Hall for first place in the (XTTL, Northern British Cameroon ■Is­ the Workshop's executive board. A meeting of the executive com boards of finance members and ford, New Haven, Norwich and Manchester had a great oppor­ team, defending a 7-1 record last was 42. Norwich Free Academy will travel to Meriden to play meeting.. The second will be a 2- mlttee of the Connecticut Chris­ other municipal government aides Waterbury. The 200 persona who hour work session during which lands a part of Nigeria. This The first general meeting to tunity to score in the last period. .year, hae met with tcduble in their was second with 76 points. Platt on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The been one of the trust teriUories prepare for the production will be tian Endeavor Union will be held whose duties involve flnuicial ad­ achieve the highest scores on the They had the ball on the Hall 0 Win Triangle Meet Indians defeated the Platt team time the committees will function. Home Show Opens from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the ministration. - written examination will be ad­ first four games losing 1-0 to Tom Newman, v'60. of the Trusteeship Council. held Monday at 8 p.m. al South with about a minute to play, but a Hebron, 2-1 at RockvUle. and 4-1 Last Friday at Bristol, the har- 5-0 when the two teams first All agreed that they gained val­ Methodist Church. First Congregational Church. It features speeches hy finance mitted to an oral-teat at a later backfield fumble was recovered by at Storrs. Wethersfield tied the rier.s defeated both Bristol East­ played this season. On Friday, Oct uable knowledge of the U.N. At this meeting chorus score."! "Congregationalism, Its History authorities, panel discussions and date. the Warriors and the Indian threat Jayvee hooters 1-1 In the third ern (13 to 34) end Bristol Central 30 they.will play Bristol East in Carole Rubin, -'fiO. of the "Gondoliers" will be sold and Beliefs" will be the topic of a workshops. To be appointed as Stale Troop- (15 to 50, low score winning) to Styles at Wednesday night’s Fashion Show Included everything In Armory Today came to a halt. game. from the walking suit to the waltz length gown. Here Carol- Bristol. The team defeated Bristol SpauisH Club Secs or rentto, and dues will be col­ Seniors Ron Wahrek and Rudy On Thursday, Oct. l.l, the Jay­ bring the team's league standing Moaes '60 and Debbie Begg ’60 proudly show off their stylish East 8-0 in the first game this lected. There are openings for to number one, with a 4 and 0 Wojnarowica. and junior Ron Mer- vee squad, led by Co-captalna attire. (Hertlld Photo by Oftara). season. membership In "the workshop, The 3-dav Manchester Homeffrey will be among the personali- row stood out on defense for MHS, Wayne York and Don B e s a e r , rating. Tom- Ryan, '91 Siide^ot Spai»*jjopper Head|. parliqularly for persons who wish Show, featuring 94 exhibit booths, tlea taking part. Mias June Hyer whtlp juniors Don Seipel and Mik» trekked to Jones High at Storrs. Ken Smith was again individual opened this afternoon at 2 p.m. In will he offlfclal hostess at the home The second meeting of the Span­ to do "behind the scenes work of Simmons were the chief offensive' Manchester grabbed a quick lead Manchester star, with a 13:47 all kinds. the Armory on Main St. show. threats. on a ball headed into the goal by 'clocking over the hlUy 2.5 mile Miniature Autos ish Club “ was . opened...... last. Friday New Math Q ub New singing members should be Proceeda from the show, which The show .will be open from 2 The Indians engage Bristol Cen- BillWhitesell in the first quarter. Bristol course. Jay Boris was Girls’ Clubs, Models with the showing of slides of 'prepared to vtoke. a brief snd is being sponsored by the Lion's to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow, trsl tomorrow In a homb g»n>« at Thq, Jsyvees were passing and third overall with a 13:65 time, Club of Manchester, will be used and from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday. lu Model Display Spain. Mies Dorothy Brondolo '61, The li\te arrival (Vf the "Genlac simple voice test.. Memorial Field. Game tlH)e Js 2 ihoyihg the ball very well. and Andy Taurls, fourth in 14:06. for the organization’s charitable rr who spent two weeks' visiting her Computer on Oct. 8, ignited a ■■ The • executive board of the o’clock. . liti the third quarter the strong Sophomore John Saiclus was sixth workshop is Robert J. Gordon Jr., well as civic projects. , Bob Se^lerU '90 Stdlmi tjeant scored three goals and Bill Griffin, co-oaplaln. was Give The MHS Model Club has re sister in Spain, narrated the pro­ series of reactions in the newly, George DeCormler, chairmdn of . gram. Included in the pictures organized Math Club. president; W. J. Godfrey Gourley, NOTICE in- one m&vute. The fourth goal at ninth. Other varsity runners were cently set up s display of minia­ vice prealdent; Lorraine B. Mc­ the club’s show committee, said Art Cheesmhn, John Golden, Har­ ture automobtleji in the school li­ were street scenes of Madrid and A meeting of all prospective many new and Interesting exhib­ Taken by virtue'of an EXECU­ ..Ui.e.'close jieriod ended the Toledo, El Greco's home, medieval Kay, secretary; Elizabeth H. Ty­ game * t ii. ftcorfc or 4-1. old Bennett, and Ken Arnee. "A Pret^ Girl Is' Like a Msl-Oeau wear; and a becoming array brary, The club, which meets each members was called by Mr. Jo­ its are being presented in this TION to me directed, and will be of winter coats, including a salt castles and a colorful parade put seph O’Brien, advisor, at which rol, treasurer; and Harold W. sold at PUBUC VENDUE to the MHS Actors V ..Dotig Pearebn and John Manning The Jayveee took the first five ody." The theme of Wednesday Friday after school in room 224 Baglin, Evelyn M. Bickel and John year's show. They include every- and pepper tweed, the walking has as its faculty advi.ser, Mr on by Franco, present dictator of officers for this year Were elected. thtng for "better living," from highest bidder,’ at the rear of 43 Yew own a seed tew Ikel ceil good iransy. Yewr ewNing spariced the . team’, while Joe Mas- places in perfect sweeps agalnet evening'! fashion show was Spain. Dorothy also explained a C. Beggs, directors. Birch Street, Manchester. Con­ suit, the red Chesterfield and the Zane Vaughan, . ^ ,,, Serving as president bf the or­ home 'improvements, the newest in Hsm Ii weluoMa. Yew end yewr tew detarva Ilia Riala iwlini., who ajade aiveml fine saves both schools. Fran Golden was the beautifully carried out. by 24 four Spanish bullfight, illustrating her necticut, fourteen days after date, Rehearse In the first half, j|ilay«l goalie. individual winner. Joe Packard, "Bunny Hug" coat. ' Included In the exhibition are ganization is Barry Hopper. As­ appIianOea, heating equipment and Hiot give, yew Hia klghart peiilMa gredwtHea . , , Ifca pretty girls from the Sophomore- With , the MH.S P p o m Just several Scale model Fords, talk with snapshots. sisting him in his duties are Jim Long Belt Zippered educational, displays, to the latest which will be on Saturday, the siait cwillsg wiHi lha laail sielnlanenea. Jliel'i O K O O N The. thifd game on Wednesday, Al Ridyard, Dean Cosma, ahd TJie officers of the club are presi­ 7th day of November 1959, at 10 Oet. 14, saw Wathersfieid dead­ Fred Krawlec filled out the scor­ Junlor-Senior Girls' Clubs, with around the rorner, the audience rouple of Chevrolet Corvettes. Ledbetter, yice-prestdent; Bever; in sewing machines, automobiles Ckippar (^haia . . , Hw chain that ewH swee, aa any law, Rehearsals have now begun for accompanist Judith Grant "60’' wa.s especially interested in the dent, Carol West '60 and secre­ ly Stephenson, treasurer. All of­ Dallas—A Texas rubber manu­ and boats, he said. o'clock in the foreijoqn, to satisfy any llsibar. Bock and Buskin’s three-art play; lock the Manchester Jiiyvees 1-1. ing five in second, third, fourth, Buick. and some other -older suto- said Execution and toy fees there­ providing soft background music. showing of forrrial eveijing attire mohiles. Each is carefully painted tary Sally Ann Hazard '60. Mem­ ficers are members of ths senior facturer haa installed a SOO-fool As In the past, there will be con­ •The Lflte Cairietopher Bean," Wethersfield scored In the first and fifth places. bers of the Program Committee on, the following described prop­ ^ For Cutting Aetiditl Satitfacthnl q«*rt*r. giU.yVhUieeU tmd it up Manchester's meet on Friday Miss ConsUnoe Trent, Director two gold satin formaJs',. a waltz and artistically placed. class. > belt conveyor, closed" on top .by a tests arid gifts galore, DeCormler ^which will be pyosented Dec. In arc Dorothy Brondolo '61, Rich­ A constitution committee- was said. The winner of one Cqnteat will erty, to wit: SCE YOU! with theionly gdal.yfor'-Manches will be at home against Hall High. of Youth Activities at the spon-i' length a sapphire The students who are respon­ giant Btpper, to carry carbon- Uie high school auditorlum% ard Gallagher '62, Carol Sibrinsz drawn up with William Borne,. '90 receive a fully paid weekend at one One (1) 1953 Dodge N-IZBD* So/m Oulht ter In the first quarter, Manchester's top three runners soring Hartford 'department store,, chiffon creatibn, and a print- sible for making and setting up black duat from railroad tank cars Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, Tt^youta were held on Prlda,v, •61, Marie Smith ’60 and Sandra chosen to act ss chairman. to a atorage ailo. The zipper closes of the finest" hotels in New 'York, Oct.an* •Ihiegiday,. Oct„ ft, Karl Neil Wise” defended the goal are all intending tp battle for the opened the program promptly at skirted gown with a green satin the display are Tom Kelly, Ed­ this,24th day of October 1959. aCwyrisM 1454 7:30 p.m. In the High School audl-J bodice. ward Poiiech, Bob Hart and Henry Hunter '61. Jane Steiner, '91 automatically as the conveyor la the chairman said. OMAMK IndutMt, he, Bajoris';''90.“ wilt Portpay Dr. Hag- Doug re,ar»on and Bruce Lavery courie jecord of 15:00 set by Mike Paula McNamara, '62 Dally live broadcasts by WINF. Harold T. Keating, torium with a brief narration The girl.i who modeled the out­ 'Cote. Art Cheesman, '60 loaded, forming a tight, moving Deputy Sheriff PmSgmi 77, Om$m ett; Abhy wHb be portrayed by were co-captains. Eagle of Middletown last year. tube, and opens flat for unloading direct from the show, will etart at Maureen McKeeyer,, 'ftO,'-aqd. Ag^, Neil Wise, '63. Both Varsity Coach Bob Sines and today's fashions for teenager!. fits included .sophomores, Peggy 1 - were when it reaches the ailo. 7:15 p.m. each day. Kathy God- Legal Notice lene Garrity, '91, •»-m portray, Assistant • Coach Paul Phinney Among fashions modeled Cooper, Cynthia'Davis, Cliris Ding­ Round Table List M rs. AHaggeit- Alab,. raHlet-' pe- reeTTh^rarTrast one'of them'hM- achool wear, including the popular wall. Linda McKay, Carol Nowo- Cormier, 'fH, will play''Warreir a chance to succeed. boy blouse, skirts in bold plaids, tenski. Pat Perry, Donna Sheldon Named for Year Creamer, Busan Haggett will be', ^njrlbrson Elcclecl Jay Boris, '60. co-ordinated sets, and of course and Wendy Stuck; juniors Debbie portrayed by Alma Scott, ‘fll, and the ever-present bulky sweater; Begg, Carolyn Brown, Karol Cobb, junior Hi-Y Head dresses which appeared to be al­ Marion Halliday, Marilyn Kurtz, Members of the Round Table Maxwell Davenport will be Pbf / traved by Michael Morrill, '60. • most colorless, but which were Kit Carol Moses, and Kathy Singera for 1059-1690 have been Rosen. Ada H ag^tt, and Tml- ' The" first meeting Of the Junior Civil Defense Club actually very light pastel shades; Nakteni.s; and seniors Jean Be­ innounoed s.s follows: First so­ . lant will bo portrayed by BUI Bar­ Hl-'t, under the direction of Mr. the stylish shirtwaist and the rube, Joan Hathaway, Pat Hilini pranos; Margaret Cooper. Arlyne THE ONE LOW-PRICE WAGON THAT’S ALWAYS ren. Jo Richmond, and R ubs Jamoa Brezinski, was held Monday Names Committees fashionable camel jumper, woolen ski, Teddy' Hladky, Mary Lou Garrity, Kathryn Harry, 'Joan Mercer, respectively, .all of the night OcL 12, in order to organize Bermuda shorts, slim pants, print Johnston, Nancy Kelley, Carolyn Havens, Mary Ellen Jeffries, Caren Rivard,*^ Roanne Wise and BEEN FIRST WITH NEW IDEAS CAN NOW GIVE class of ’60. Btirbara Jahnaon. '91. ■fte club and to elect officers. Many blouses, .kilt!, and the "skood" Lisk, and Gail .Stamler. An organizational meeting for ilternates Madeline Amirsuit and and Carole Wianiewek^ '91 will 'firisahman and sqphomore boys ap­ old members of the Civil Defense w)ilch is the newest idea in chap- Paula McNamara, '60 be prompters. peared for this' meeting. Prudi Recknagel. Second sopranos Club was held sf^er school (Jet. 14. •re Mary Ami Beach, Diane A SOLIDER RIDE THAN ANY WAGON COULD POS­ Rehearsals wUl be held on Tues­ The’Idea of having a constitution At this meeting several teams days, Wedneadays, and Fridays was discussed, and several boys Boudreau, Joanne Hay, Naney having various jobs were set up^ McNeill, Carole Rubin, Linda under the direction of Roanqe ;volunteered to work on it. and captains for these teams were Three Students Here SIBLY GIVE YOU BEFORE. BECAUSE NO WAGON Wise, student director, and Mr. - The following are the officers Smith, and Roberta Smith. elected. The first aid team is head­ . First altos are Diane Dearlng- Styles, club advisor. of this ' club: Dave Anderson, ed by Andrea Cavazza and Rich­ Russ M ercer,'99 .. pres^dent; Mike Lauretana, vice ard RIker. The captains of the res­ on, Judith Grant, Donna Mc­ EVER HAD A DURA-QUIET UNIBODY BEfORE. , president; Jan Hudson, secretary; cue team are Roger Winter and From Foreign Lands Neill. Elizabeth Mcljigan, Rhea Greg King, treasurer and Craig, Ray Streeter; while Gary Sutliffe Nowell and, as alternates, I.xmore Spectating Prof, Phillips, sergeant at arms. is in charge of communicationsT Johnson . and Marcia Potlerton. T/w SoXvi Plymouth wagons for 1960 are built a new way ■ The 'Program Com’mitloe con­ •* A new team, known ns the ra­ Mancheater High School is in thr-^master the Kngli.sh language by Second altos are Jiiri Martin, on maintenance because welded construction stands up Carolyn Mather, Judith Miller, Pa­ sists of Ken Cotton, Doug Pearson. diological team, has been formed spb^ of the celebration of United attending night school as well srf by Chrysler engineers. Body and undersills are joined in Turns Speaker tricia Platt, Ann Zabrovsky and, better, with no conventional body bolts and nuts to work Roger Somerville, Jim Benson, Ted this year. Equipment needed r a t i o n ’s Day, Oct. 24, and inler- English, class during the school Jean Martin Michael Winters one enormously strong steel unit, locked by over 5900 pre- this team was sent to the club I •^nationiil relations, for the student day. When she is able to speak alternates, Ruth Geer. Wendy loose. Comfort of ride and ease of handling are noticeably Sinuin, Kd Hachatourian, and Bar­ Stnek, Tind Maris Carocarl. Several classes In Western Civi­ ry gweeney. year by the stale and is kept In body is proud to have among its English fluently, she hopes to con- "To be capable of respect is al­ ~ eise welds, Plymowth’s nine new suburban models are improved in J;he Solid '60 Plymouth wagons. Onue her education. Who's that enthusiastic senior First tenors are Thomas Best, lization. College Level EngUsh, Peggy Beaucage, ’61 Mr. Anthon.v Alibrio's room. To memliers three .young students girl cheering the Manchester most as rare as to be worthy of.lt.” Latin and French found them­ use this equipment a knowledge who ■ have united America with We have among us a boy whose Earle Bidwell, Ronald Erickson, • tighter, quieter, emoother than ever. They're roomier, ho. See Uiis big, beautiful, wagon—and we think you’re Although Margaret would like Indians on to victory, or reading Roger Harrison, Jo.seph Massolini White selves with an "extra" member re­ BRMINARB OFFERED. of chemistry or physics is needed. Englahd, Austria, and Italy. to stay in America,'she has hopes the Student Council minutes, or character and personal qualities cently, Dr. Carolyn B. Bock. At The captain of this lean) is Rob­ Margaret Walezer was bom in are greatly to be respected and ad­ and alternate Jerrold Wilson. Sec­ going to want it. "iThree weekly seminars on Tol­ of returning to Austria someday teaching handicapped children to ond tennrs are Jeremy Conklin, It trok ten solid years of development to create this new present a professor of Latin and stoy’s "War and Peace” are being ert Harrison. Austria. Margaret, 16 years old, is to visit her father and brother. swim? It's Jean Marlin, this mired.^ Our senior class, aware of 11 — head of the Language Department Next Tuesday there will be a attending MHS as a freshman. Her these qualities in him, has chdse.n Michael' Foley, Ronald Pirkey, kind of wagon. . . and after two minutes behind the wheel, Built a new solid way to give you solid sntisfaelion. offered to freshmen World Under­ Gina Calliba. from Ital.v, has week's feminine legionnaire. Dennis Podolny, Dqnald Seipel aiid at Montclair .State College It) New standing's students by Mr. James meeting for new members. I t' is family- consists of three older been acquainted "with the United Jean is a girl who is worth Michael Robert Winters as a mem­ we're pretty sure you’ll ^ y it’s worth it. • Qelltdined for extra worniAH Jersey, Df. Bock spent a day at preferred that these new members ber of the Legion of Honor. as alternate, James Aiibrio. Tatro. About 40 students take ad­ brothers wnd one sister. States for two months. Gina was knowing because of her .lively The first bssaes are Robert' Al­ ^ ^ — I— — R— PRT?.!; MHS observing Honors classes vantage of the| oUer. have some of the necessary skills. Margaret's very first impression born in Sajuzzo, Italy: however, "spark” of fun. her enthusiasm, Mike possesses an Insatiable Unibody construction is made for wagons. Doors, SOLID PLYMOUTH 1960 Her spectator capacity >was Amy Raesler, '92 lison, Richard Baxter, James Cole, A CHRYBLEB-BN«INBEB«0 PRODUCT, Mary Pierce, ’63 of America was, "I like it." She she spent most of her childhood in her originality and her friend-. curiosity and an intelligent mind Eric Swanson, John Urbanettl'iind, windows and tailgate fit better and stay tight. You save dropped, however, soon after the ^has'- been diligently trying to the large city of Turin linens. which can be seen when he talks close of the school day. when s)\e alternates, David Drspeau, Peter Gina is impressed with the Unit­ Jean hag received innumerable to others "to better understand all Klork and . John 'Thiellng. Second addressed- a gboup of Latin .III.' and ed States and its people for she honors and has been elected to the ‘things' that life is." His sin­ cerity and humility— -desirable bases are Richard Harvey, Alan Tvm "Ths-Stm AUtn PlymoulM Show," a solid hour Monday nights on NBC-TV. BLACK WOOLEN IV students about; the Junior CMi- feels they are friendly and polite many positions which she has filled traits possessed by few—make Pratt; Leon Twombly, Robert slcal League, a national organiza but', she realizes tha^ she could ap- responsibly. Recently, the Student tion for Latin students. Dr. Bock people want to be with and talk Welbust, James , Whitehlll. and, Mediate oUr customs, and ways Council elected her to serve as Pa aliernatca, David Crowell, Greg LA was well qualified In discuss the With him. 8 These personal trait better If. Sh9 could speak English- eecretary. Cbmbinfng plenty X’ Frey, and .lohn Thteling. SUBURBAN COATS JCJL, as she' has been closely as­ -pen and drive with leadership are characteristics of a good psy- sociated with it and its parent or­ To solve this p'rohlem Gina la cl^iatrlst, which Mike hopes to be*, Studying. an' I ta lic ■ 'bock whlcjh fbllity, Jean.: ably. serves as co- ganization. the American Cla.ssi come. promises to teach Knglish ip UirSe ckpUin of the MHS. Cheerleaders Ih spite of a heavy college pre­ Similar (eats sell at 14.95 caJ League, and is now' serving as months. Gina has found the les­ this year. She, was Inducted into Life, oh Campus * chairman of the ACL-JCL scholar- paratory academic schedule, ,Mlke sons comparatively easy and often, (he -National Honor Society last finds time to broaden his horizoh - shin committee. accomplishes two and three lessoqs spfiiig, elected' to. Laurel Girls’ Presents, Challenge ■'When asked about her dav at by partlcljMiUng in extra-currieu- All the wanted warmth at^once. Like Margaret, Gina at $tate, and chosen' secretary of the Manchester High. Dr, Boplc re­ lar acUvIUes. Sportswise, he has and fashion features tends night school to aid in mSi Aquaette.s. The change front high school life plied, "It was delightful." - played,on MHS's champlop soccer you find in coats at study of English. - Outside o( 8cbool,..Iean Is jires- to that of. cqjlege preseiita a ■ ' I.^Blle Hochberg, '90 teaib since his sophomore y^ar. He much higher prices! y Terri Caldera, a sophomore at Ident of the Rhythmic Choir at has been on the track teanr)s change- a "drastifc’! one—to the ^ ------■ ■ ( Center Congregational Church. MHS who speaks Italian fluently; throiighbut high school, .and serves unsuspecting- high a.chool grad­ Black-magic woolen , Jesh taught swimming at Camp. has'been helping Gina In her schoql' this year as co-captaln of boUi uate. ,’ 4 . ( repTOceued wool, Sock and Budkin work and general conversation; Oak Hill this past summer, and, the ‘Varsity and , Indoor Track Ml8s-M)iry AHnS 'Aronson '50 ex­ -'has' also spent time helping the '-i rayon,nylon) • Gina has been' attending Terrl'< teams. MHS has won recogni­ pressed this point during her Co­ handicapped learn to swim. tion through his individual honors contrasted with white! Holds Tnitiati<>ng classes regularly and, although sHft' lumbus Day visii to MHS. .:-tl doesn’t understand the acadeixilC' In spite pf her busy schedule, St sectional and CCIL meets. As A iireahman at the University Looks ^rp^with slacks, . s*. .V 4 Jesn still finds time to relax. She work, she i.s gaining in her Eng­ an underclassman ha was on the o'f Rhode' 'Island,. Mary Anne is pairs offprettily with A skit portraying a much exag­ lists .sewing, reading, writing, and Ja.yvee basketball ahd track gerated version of the history of lish knowledge. majoring In ' th'sT''Liberal Arts sk l^ and dresses. Use our conveniant ^ drawing as her favdrlte leisure teams. Teachers Hklucatioii .field, her goal Bock snd Buskin was a feature of Robert Peter Nixon, the 12-year-’ activities. Misses* sizes. ioy-away plan. . • the Initiation ceremony of the club, old b o y from Straffordshire, Eng­ Mike ha.s been a member of the of .elementary teaching already Jean's special "likes and dis­ set. ■' - no extra charga held In the auditorium Thursday land, has adjusted himself well at likes” reveal her original person­ Variitv "M” Club and Current A f­ evening, Oct. >16. Seventy-three MHS. When Robert arrived Ih fairs Club since his Junior year, : Her .subjecto ;of study, include ality; she enj'oys "gettihg w know English composiUitot intermediate' were received as mem tiers. New Ybrk, he caught a glimpse Of people,. Mrs. Oalmond’s spaghetti, and is now vice-president .of the •DuPont‘1 rtg. trtdmarli ftr Us AeritUe SS*r Trecedlng the Informal Initla- thie United Nations building and latter. He has served on the Stu-. French, hlstpry n / e)vlllzation, col­ music, sw 'Jn lm in 'g, and kind lege algebra, 'and biology. tloh. President Mike Morrill, '60, described It as being like every-, ifriends." She is not so .enthusiastic dent Council for three years and and > ) 1> ■V ■ ' - . . ■ ' ^ f I

■.VI'-,. V p --. j-.'. . .'V / . t MANCHEOTER EVENIN® HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY. OCTOBER t8, 1959 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER BVENIN® HERALD, MANGHBSTEn. OONN„ FRmAY, OCTOBER 28, 19to routins -buainsas vriU taka up tha merit budget for the annuel par­ and msana eoridwirman; Jo­ GOP to Hear Talk balsnos o f the mooting, Shsa add­ ties which th* Legion enpervisea NOTICE g South Windsor seph MUas,/ safety; Mrs. Joasph ed. General Manager Richard Mar­ All porsons owning real ftMAt# or Pastuls, hoqtitsll^; and Mm. Cost of Living Ju i^ Shea 'also said today that sev­ tin eald today that, according to taxabte property in the Town Of Clears Woinali Richard Rothwall, publieity. On Plannerg’ Duty Hebron, Omnoetteut, are nqotrad Paper Reports TV-Radio Tonight eral Jobs as censua enumerators in tho wtehaa ot tho Directors, $200 Soviet Urges Quick Hunt Season Tha nsxt msstlng of t h o 'n A will he grantad to mako a total of by tew to file a tax list witH.th* Van P 6ren Corrects will bo an Opan Housa to-ho held A tAlk en the operation snd the 1980 censua are still svsilabi* Board of Assesaon at th* Town Up to Another out of an original 85 for ragls- $850 to tha Legion out of th# Roc New Sabotage St ths^schoM on Nov. 2 at 7:80 (lutl** of tke Town Planning Com­ budget. He eeld the Depertment Rocord Building on or beforo No­ Of Shooting Lover p.m. ^ t^nsd Republicans. Th* Jobs will vember 1st of sach year. On Tomorrow mission will highlight A buainass test from two to thra* wseka and may be able to absorb th* extra TV ‘Fix’ Testimony Meeting at Summit Record Peak ^ 4-R*ers Elaei Television toes without need of en appropria­ Anyone failing to fife said list On Atomic Sub Mary Ann Lacy has been alect- mssUng o f the Rspublican Town pay |12 to 118 a day, h* has said. be fined an additional ten per eent Gladys O. fltanek, 47, H ebnn.fthat ah* could have lied and said S;00 Bl* s Thi>strr (In prosrrss) 34 1:30 Hotel Da Pares 9. 19 tion from th* Directors. Hansen hit her )iand eaualBg th* H ie hunting season opens to­ ed president of the Scantic V a ll» TwiISIht.Thester (in prosreu) 40 Bell Telephone Hour (Cj|^ C^mmitteo tonight at 8 |).m. In the of hie or her tax asaeasmant (Oeatimied troa Page Oae) morrow and hunting licensea arc The money goes for candy, film (OaMtlaiMd from F »f« OM) The French discount that Idea, be­ wa* acquitted at ?•“ * f®®*? gun to go off,' "a simple and logi­ Riders 4-H Club. Other new e ^ . rirs: Show On prozr^wl 72 rental, and others expensea o f the Tax lists are aveUable at th*. (Oonttaued from Pag* One) (Continued from PH» now being issued V the Town Early Show (In prosrriir) 30 Whlrlybirds Munleipsl Building. Town Rocord Building during of- Hospital Notes lieving th* RuseianB want th* sum­ ot assault with intent to mUider cal expyuiation.” But sIm didn’t, cere include Judy Andarsoa, vie* Cannon Ball 6 Man J ^ m BMck Hswk I. Legion Will Get parties. •It would be unfair to a confrea- The rising costs mean that al­ Clerk's office to applicants 16 iresident; Kathy Surber, secre­ 9:00 77 Sunset Strip 9. Tho talk will bo given by TPC fle* hours or may be obtained from the sub, said It appeared llmiUd mit conference as much or more her former lover. AttyTLsisner said. "She said she Slwena 5.1 President Elsenhower. Prim* Min­ most 114 cents has been whittled simply oould not remember that years of age anftover. tary; PriaciUa Bacon, treasurer; Ute of RII*t is pesUu Playhou chelrman Martin Alvord, accord­ any aaaaeaor. ilenal commltte® (to lay any­ and will stay In line during tha in- Ttio Jury of 11 women and one t:15 Political T l^ 3 Movie at Nina $550 for Parties Visiting hours: AdulU * to S to electrical cables and "does not ister Harold Macmillan and from th* buying power of the con­ moment and she has never devi­ In cases whermpersons have no: and Nancy Shepard, reporter. 9:30 M 0qu 10. ing to Atty. John F. Shea Jr., Car Wipers Improved Farmers who art sllgibte tor thing) at'thla Uma. I'm aorry. fel- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to * terval.' . . man zetehed it* verdict after •;3S WMther. Ntwa A BporU 3 p.m. Matomity t to S and d!*® extend to th* nuclear reactor sumers dollar in the last six ated from her story one inch.” held a hunting license within 10 A food sale sponsored by the C JO White Hunter IS 1U:W Cavafnaderain of Sports 10. GOP town chairman. tax sxemptlona on liveatock and D* Gaulle's reported proposal to being out only on* liour. The Detective lowa, but that's aU we can say.” 8K p.m.D.m. Chlldren’iChildren’s Ward—* to 7. western pow-wow In the Fnench meet with his allies appeared In months. A witness yesterday. Dr. Otto yearn of the date of application. program committee was held at ^^rte and Newa Shoa eald committeo members Tbo American Lagion will get Benton, 111. — HorlsonUl wln- farm aquipment must fll* a cer- Tha attornay was asked If Van plant.’* She was charged with shooting Twtiisht Zont 3. tifleats of sxemption with his or capital. . Una with his sUtement that the But Hersey 8. Riley, price chief O. Wiedman, a psydUatrlst who Town Clerk Charles Enes notes, W o^ Memorial Library Thursday Roliia Jacobs Club Houm 72 10:30 Person to Person 3. srill also report on progreaa here the extra money It requested from dow-weaher blades for sutomo- Doran would appear before a Man­ Armed guards are on a M-hour The invitations apparently men­ of th* BL8, rejected a reporter's Harry D. Hansen,' 4«, o f Hast state statutea require that oer Black Saddle hsr tax list or tho exemption will Patients Today: IW. western -leaders should meet in Hartford, hsr former lover, whose has testlfled for the State in many afternoon. A trail ride will be S.46 Dous. Edwards S. 13 in connection with * Statewide Re­ bllsa hsvt been developed by a hattan grand jury again. a d m i t t e d y e s t e r d a y : watch in every compartment of tioned no specific date. suggestion that "new cree^g In­ Ufleatee issued hy an instructor in held Saturday, with the next reg­ John Daley S3 Mike Wallace the Board of Directors last Tusa- be forfeited. ^ the famed underwater craft, which "leisurely” fashion several times in ardor cooled toward Tier. trials, said it is perfectly possible Huntler-Brinkley 10. 33 10:46 Sports Camera publican Finance Drive conducted Benton Inventor. The bladee, "I have no Idea," Rublno re­ George Coro. Thompsonvllle; Wil­ In Paris, a French government order to work up a united policy flation” may have set in. y : — stanek could have blacked the safs handing and use of fire­ ular meeting Scheduled for Nov. 6. Smrtllxhta from laat Oct. 11 to 18 to ralae dsy night for th* cost of Hallow­ D s t^ this l(Hh day of OcUber has voyaged beneath the North spokesman said these reports Miaa Btanek, who sat^ quietly 7:00 Lockup 8 moved up and .down by plungers, plied. "If we are asked to. of liam Dickson, 110 Westland St.; for the future Ea*r-We*t summit Mtich-bf the increase last month out at the particular moment of arms must be presented. New 4, Main St., her. Dennis O'Keefe Show 3 Feature Forty summit meting could be arranged gument for th* State in a brief 11:16 Jack Paar Show drive for new OOP voters before had asked for 2258 In addition to to th* plungers hy bant rocker gan or his aides before Van Doren Coventry; Mr*. Hllga Anderson, The Herald said It learned the ern summit meeting could be held 1,238,000 workers whose pay of Manchester, as the verdict Was who will furnish the necessary 7:1$ Douc Edwards 40 In Paris before the latter part of rebuttal in which he said the. shoot­ Food Sale Hunilev-Brlnkley 30 world's Best Movies the next voter-registration session. the $300 It has already bean al­ arms driven by a convanUonal Read Herald Adri* tesUfied in Washington. East Hartford; Dan Rattarzl, Nautilus "had been plagued bji a in Paris before the end of the year. announced. ing did not have to be plsinned far documents to those found qualified Wapplng Grange will hold a Starlljiit Movie November. checks are geared to fluctuations West kass. Hlshllshts 33 Committee reports snd other located In the Recreetlon Depart motor. Hogan conducted a New York Brandy St,. Bolton; Aldred Davis. pattern of damage which has The Soviet sUtement did not Adenauer is due to go to Lon­ In the price index will receive pay 8hC left tti* Hartford County in advance and that premeditation to handle a gun. food sale at the Wapplng Poet 7:90 Wail Disney Presents 9. 53 Ted Steele Show raised suspicion of sabotage." mention a date for the gathering Rawhide t. 13 40 ll-;90 Jack Paar Show grand Jury Inqulrj' into qulx show Wapplng: Mrs. Grace Newell, f don for Ulks with Macmillan Nov. increases of 1 to 3 cents hourly. Superior (Jourtroom with her son, could occur in the instant the gun Realdente are urged to send in Office Saturday at 10 a.m. People Are Funny 22. 30 13:60 Newa A Weather practices and Van Doren was one Brent Dr., Vernon; Miss Rae Du The newspaper said usually re­ of the 'B ig Four government l 7 - » . Before then, British For­ These Include 850,000 Tailroad, St^en, 18, a University of was fired. their contributions a* soon as pos- 8:00 Troubleshooters 22 30 1:00 Late News » 3:00 News. Prayer of the witnesses. bek. 21 Mile Hill Rd.. Rockville; liable sources Informed it that the chiefs. eign SecreUry Selwyn Lloyd Is to Pullman’ company and Railway Ex­ Bridgeport sophomore who has "I contend that this la what hap­ gible in the 'Volunteer Fire Depart­ Manchester Evening Herald Touchdown 1* This sUtement followed by about SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTINO The grand Jury eventuUly re­ Mrs. Elaine Alderman, 424 W. Navy and FBI are questioning all go to Paris' to confer with Mau­ press employes whose pay is ad­ been in Hartford elnc* yesterday. pened,” he finished, "and the ac­ ment's annual fire prevention seal South IVlndHor ’correepondent El­ turned a presentment—a statement Middle Tpke.;. Mr*. Katherine Ha- shipyard employes who now work 16 hours a Tass rstory, distributed rice de Murvllle, th* French for­ justed semi-annually for any rise Hanisen was not seen in court ■ale drive. more Burnham, telephone Mitchell In Moscow and later canceled, that cused had no right to pay Hansen concerning Its findings. The pio- berem, Coventry; Mrs. Gloria or ever have done any work on eign minister. (n consumer prices. today. He was shot in th* Jaw by in this way for any wrong ah* Checks may be made payable to 4-0874. sentment ha« not been made pub­ Johnson. 183 Wadsworth St. Ext.; the Nautilus. ' Premier NlklU S. Khnuhehev on And with Khrushchev reported­ These workers received no in­ a .25 caliber buUet from a gun- Santo C. Castro,' drive chairman, his September visit to the United may have thought he had done lic. In the meantime, the congress­ Alex Martin. 1 McCabe St.; Mrs, The employes are being quea- ly due to visit Paris this autumn, crease last March but now will get held by Miss Stanek early in the or to the South \Ylndsor Volunteer Radio tioned In groups of four, at a time, States told President Elsenhower her.” ional group launched Its own In­ Irens Hanklnson, 303 Oakland S t; the chances of awBlast-Weet sum­ 3 cents more an hour. morning July 8 at a Pratt and Hansen, who said he one time Fire Department and returned in Catholic Mothers those news broadcasts of 18 or 1ft vestigation of the qucstlon-and-an- the Herald added. the Soviet government “ deeins It (This listing includes only Mrs. Marion McAllister. 143 mit conference this year now ap­ Another 370,000 workers in the Whitney parking lot after the two intended to marry Miss Stanek the •elf-addressed envelopes pro­ minute length. Some stations carry other short aetsrscasts). Bwer programs which fascinated Campfleld Rd.; William Kelley, 35 necessary that a summit confer­ PIANTIAND’S electrical equipment and aircraft met for a final parting. Set Banquet Noy. 2 millions of TV viewers. ence be convened before the end peared most remote. after divorcing his wife, was sign­ vided wijh the appeal letter*. WDRC—1S8C , • 7:46.UConn—BU Birch St. Th Russians themselves seemd industries wil) receive p ^ boost* AsslsUnt State’s Attorney ing over to Miss Stanek a series According to Castro returns are 10:30 Intermezxo (or Modems Several witnesses testified that ADMITTED TODAY: Donna of the year.” S:U0 Newa Zalman reconciled to this. averaging 1 cent an hour. The com­ George S. Stoughton had con­ of stock oertlflcates purchased coming in slower than last year. The Combined Catholic Moth­ • :16 Art. Jphnson 11:00 New* contestants were given T>elp ^ and Dlnecn Squires, Box Mt. Rd.J In canceling that story, sent to tended that Miss Stanek shot Han- S:46 Lowell Ttiomaa 11:15 Sport* Ftnet coached In r^iannerism on the 21 Castro Calls At hi* new* conference yester­ panies Include General , Electric jointly by them in Jime, when th* Only about 20 per cent of the 2.000 ers’ Circle* will hold an annual 11:30 Btarlizht Serenade Bolton; Wilfred Waters, 41 Bls- the Moscow bureau of the Asso­ and Sylvania in the electrical equip­ sen dellberately. The defense 7;0U Amo* N' Andy 12:55 New*. *l*n oR program, which appeared on the ciated Press with other English- day, Elsenhower repeated that shooting occurred. malloute have been returned to banquet Monday,'Nov. 2 at 8:80 7:SU New*. Comedy Tim* sell St. ment field and the Douglas, claimed the shooting was acelden As he sat in the partially open date. The campaign last year 7:45 Bob and Ray iriN F —1289 National Broadcastmg Broadcasting Co. net- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A language translations, Tass said he was willing to go to a western p.m. at the Garden Grove. 8:(XI World ronlichf Protest Rally summit meeting. He said also that Northrop, McDonnell and Hayes tal. door of his car, he was shot in the achieved about a 60 per cent re­ The Rev. Edward F. Barry of S:U0 Financial Newa work. _ daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Harry It was distributed by misUke. among aircraft firms. Long Jury Charge 8:U Music 'hll On* 6:05 Newa Roundup NBC suspended Van Doren from Shaw, East Hartford; a daughter There was no other explanation. "the longer we postpone a west Jaw and blood poured down his sponse from residents. the LaSalette Novitiate in Bloom­ 12:00 Newa 6:15 Showcanl* and New* Shade Tree Sale About 16,000 workers in various Judge John P. Cotter charged 13:10 Music nil One his J50,000-a-year network position, to Mr. and Mr*. Clarence DeMa- (Conttnued from Page One) De Gaulle’s InviUtlon to Khrush­ em summit... why then that neck. He grabbed the ■gun as he proceeds are used by the depart­ field will be guest speaker. The 1:00 New*.-Slim OR 7:00 Fulton Lewi* chiefly as a commentator on the other industries will receive 2-cent the Jury at 10 a.m. today to acquit saw Miss Stanek point K at her­ ment in financing its clv(c activi­ Rev. Francis Butler, chaplain of 7 15 Evenln* Devotion* renvllle, Windsor Locks; a son to chev to visit him in Paris and the would have some effort on push­ hourly increases. W HAr-81# ^ 7:30.Bhnwcaw> and New* CHmMH King Mqple •■Todav’’ program, pern’ " a clarl day. The Cuban Air Force said at or convict Miss Stanek on the self and ran to the factory hos­ the , organization, will also be RED MAPLE WEEKEND Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wells, Elling­ French leader’s preterence for a ing back” the meeting with Looking ahead, it appear* that ties and' in obtaining additional 8:00 Bt* Show ■ 7:30 I.«mbardoIand U.S. A. fication of his acUvltles In winning evidence presented. During the pital. Miss Stanek, who screamed, fire equipment which the town present. 8:00 New* SPECIAL! ton; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the time that the intruding planes Big Four meeting In the spring Khrushchev. foreseeable Increase* in automo­ hour and one half that he spoke, S:90 John Daly 8.06 World Today m.95^^ 8129.000 on ‘'21.’’ There was no confirmation from "Give me the gun, I want to shoot does not provide. Mrs. Clifford Rautenberg is • ;45 Bic Show $10.95 Petroskl, 138 Park St. . which escaped — dropped no led U.S. officials to Ulk about a bile, gasoline, fuels and some the Judge said the Jurors could 7:00 FA P Morxan 8:80 Showcaae and New* The Manhattan district attorney s official quarters here of the re­ myself!” drove to the home of her Legion Plans Minstrel banquet chairman, aasisted by II :06 Mualc Beyond the Star* and New* CHINESE DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: bombs, and witnesses suggested new timetable. other prices may offset an expect­ convict Mis* Stanek of either of 7:15 81* Shew SUGAR MAPLE FAASENS RED MAPLE office made no comment on V a" ported De Gaulle invitation to pastor in Hebron and from there Abe E. Miller Post. American committee members from the Holy 13:()p New*. Sizn OR 13:06 New* Roundup Doren’s call except to say that it Mrs. Shirley Frost East Hartford; As State Department authorities ed slight decline in food price* in two lesser charges, assault with 13:15 Slim Off B.M Joseph Ambrose, 16 Columbus St.; the casuaHles resulted from the In Washington see it, the present western leaders. Both German and the October index, which will be turned herself in to State Police Liegion, mid auxiliary are planning Angejs Mothers’ Circle of which WPOP-1418 was on his own Intlativ* ^ automobile gangs or from soldiers Intent to kill, or assault With a in Colchester. Mrs. Frank Shimaitis is leader. ^6.95 n3*95*^T Meanwhile, the New York Post Harry Allen, South Cloventry; Mrs. outlook is for a western summit French officials restricted them­ used a month hence. a minstrel show to be held in late 1:00 New*. Weather PftWA GET OONTRACT .9 5 dangerous weapon. If, he said, On the stand, Hansen was cer­ November or early December. Committee members include Mrs. • :15 Howte B. ■uoted Rep. Steven B. Derounlan Anna Koalowskl, 28 Viiin^mere | “rJnE ^ . meeting In early December and a selves to a statement that a meet­ The cent-a-gallon increase In the evidence in their opinion, war­ 9:00 LoU Terry East Hartford, Oct. 23 (P)—The MT. ASH VARIB6ATB> MAPU The U.8. State Department said Geneva meeting of Elsenhower, De ing of Adenauer and De Gaulle In federap gasoline tax which took ef tain he had not Jostled her arm First rehearsal for the' chorus was Howard Holmes and Mrs. John 11:00 Newa »5 (R-NT), a member of the House Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Irene Ja- ranted it. Navy has contracted for $27 mil­ FAST SHADE quith, 54 Demlng S t; Mrs. Id * , It had no Information on . the Ident- Gaulle, Macmillan and Khrushchev Paris sdon was a possibility. feet Oct. 1 is enough in itself to add or in any way caused the gun's held last night at the Main St. Donnelly, decorations ; Mrs. 11:10 Lou Terry lion worth of J-57 jet engines, the S11.95'"**' Qulx Probe subcommittee, as say­ She faced a maximum of 30 accidental discharge. Miss Stanek Shimaitis and Mrs. Henry Wittke, 1:00 Del Raycee ^7.95 Vollrath, Ellln^on; Mrs. Blanche j in March. One report circulated that one-tenth of one per cent to the Community Hall. Pratt and Whitney Division of ing that big money winner Teddy were being made to determine If year* in prison on the assault to said she couldn’t remember what flowers; Mr*. Donald Benoit, in­ Bm O—1086 Nadler of St. Louis would be sub­ Dubanoski, 21 Ironwood Dr., Ver­ Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. Adenauer is prepared to back up whole living cost index. Also car Frank E. Maslnda and Mrs. Julia United Aircraft Corp. reported REAL BIO they came from in the United dealers will stop discounting prices murder charge. happened. vitations; Mrs. Bureia Reale and S'.dO Newa poenaed If he refuses to appear non; Miss Yolanda Soquet, South Malik conferred In London today De GauUe's demand that Easte' Prosecution and defense summed Cavaleri are co-chairmen for the • :16 Weather. BporU yesterday. The engines will be used States. The department added: with British Foreign Secretary Sel- as they receive the i960 models. Mias Stanek ha* stayed with affair, and (Clarence Rose Is serv- Mrs. Edmund MlkoloWSky, awards; 6:30 Serenade Investment* Fruit TruM Flowtrilf voluntarily. Windsor; Mrs. Mary Stevenson, West talks be put off until next up their case before court adjourn­ 6:45 Three.8t*r Extra in FSU-JN Crusaders, carrier- SHADE TREES Nadler collected $284,000 on the Hebron; Gloria Ritza, 21 Lock- "We have offldally requested wyn Lloyd. Presumably they dis­ spring. Government officials have In September, housing costs rose relatives in Hebron during the Ing^as chorus director. Mrs. Anthony Gates, publicity, based fighters built by Chance from the Cuban government on three-tenths of one per cent. Coal, ed yesterday afternoon. course of the trial. She has been and Mrs. Robert Brown, tickets. 7:00 Dick Bertel Crabs Columbia Broadcasting system wood St.i Mrs. Zillah Apel, 236 cussed the whole tangle of sum­ said that they do not think the ^ e post and its auxiliary have 7:16 Automotive Report Vought Aircraft Co_. APPLE Belled aad Barlaped several occasions any Information mit plans. Lloyd had Invited Malik. gas and electricity rates advanced, Assistant State’s Atty. George free under $20,000 bond. Tickets are also available from 7:30 New* shows. "The $84,000 Question" and Hilliard St.; the Rev. Stanley Ko- delay will be disastrous. Stoughton spoke briefly, quietly sponsored several auch shows in NORWAY 2IAPLE HOPA-aiYI •The $84,000 Challenge." or evidence which it may have British Informants stressed, how­ but fuel oil declined slightly In recent years, devoting the proceeds Mrs. James A. Murray, chairman PEAR losonskis. Laurel Manor Convales- The British, however, are anxi­ apparent reflection of the general­ and incisively. The many emotion­ of the Combined (Tircles, at the PIN OAK RED OAK Nadler also has Insisted he dldnt Hnm. m ™ S u n HijnesTnd < antl-Castro flights the Cu- ever, ■ that Britain is not under- ous for an early East-We^t meet­ to Legion civic projects. cent Home. Mrs. Ellen Haines an® I ^ans charge originate In'Florida) tEiking any new move on the sum­ ly mild weather. al factors of the case, he said, had Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. get any help but asserted that son. Coventry. ing. , PTA Executive Aide* / all STAR •They’ll have to drag me (to we have not received from the mit issue. Home furnishings went up four- no bearing on it. India Reports DISCHARGED TODAY: Clay­ Presumably thete differences tenths of one per cent chiefly be­ How the relationship between F. Lee Magee, presldenyof the Washington) to get me to testify. Cubans any useful Information on American and British regret Pleasant Valley PTA, nna an m c n m m ton Seymour, 115 Brookfield St.; these alleged flights.” about the delay is based on a the­ about timing would be among the cause household textiles went back Miss Stanek and Hansen began Queen Lies on Enemy FftlENDLY FENCES Reached by telephone at his Henry Judd, 66 Foley St.; Robert Issues settled at the meeting of nounced the following p4ople who home In S t LouU, Nadler claimed Castro charged that MaJ. Pedro ory that existing momentum for to regular prices after the August and whose fault it was are not our FLOWERING SHRUBS HARDY HEDGES Slattery, 598 W. Middle Tpke.; the western government chiefs.” China Attack will serve with him on the execu London—Queen Elizabeth I is the statement about being dragged Luis Diaz Lanz, former chief of East-West tensions may be lost. white sales. concern,” he said. "We can prob­ WEEKEND Sandra and Daniel Hickey, Crystal .Vt , I - tlve committee for tpAs year: Miss buried in Westminster Abby lying MULTIFUMtA to Washington “was put Into my the revolutionary air force who Higher prices for bedroom suites ably reconcile both Miss Stanek's KG SHRUBS AT A LOW PRICE! IBOUUM SPECIAL! ' Lake, Bockvillc; William Tedford, (Continued front Page One) Hilda Monaghan, /Vice president: on top of her worst enemy, her mouth by a reporter.” fled to the United States, was a and some other Items were bal­ and Hansen’s stories by saying PINH ALMOND 148 Birch Mt. Rd.; Mrs. LueJ^ Hansen began to lose interest and Mrs. Edward Cuttln, secretary; half sister Mary Queen of Scots, FORSYTHIA PRIVET ROSE "Of course. I’ll appear If the sub passenger on one of the bombers anced off by lower washing ma­ who imprisoned her. James 1 GAUFORWA committee subpoenas me.” Nadler Labbe, East Hartford; Mrs. Nancy which appeared over Havana on Mahoney Asks ‘Forward Look’ couldn't find a way to tell her. longed to the border police. They Robert Davis, (Teasurer; Kenneth SPECTABXLIS Fast — TWek sad M g chine and refrigerator prices. The have patrolled that area for years. built Elizabeth’s tomb and, since Hsfdy — Glossy Greea continued, "but I do not plan to DeUsIe, East Hartford; Howard I Wednesday. latter appliances were reduced to “A great amount of evidence in Nichols, progrem; and Mrs. Rey­ , UPRIGHT SPIREA PRIVET volunteer. They certainly won t Flavell, 33 Packard St., Edward] having his arms wildly, Castro this case is largely collateral,” he The government received first nold Burgar./tnembershlp. she had executed his mother, HYBRID LILACS clear stocks for new models. Mary, he revenged himself on »- 12” have to drag me, though." Reale Jr., Thompsonvllle. In Developing of Town Parks Household operating costs also added. "The evidence of the only word of the incident Wednesday. Also Mrw. C.s Edward Manning WEIOELA — RED 12 r.,»2,25 25 1.75 asked how it was possible that the Elizabeth in this fashion. * Nadler added that he wouldnt United States, with Its advanced rose four-tenths of one per cent, person available (Hansen) who "As this was a matter of grave and Mrs. Donald Hatfield, ways RED TWIO d o g w o o d consequence the government of In­ 25 r.,^1.75 be available for a subcommltee technical equipment, is unable to that should be held, and plan and prices of home repair and can readily testify to what hap­ RED HONEYSUCKLE 25 ,„»4.25 appearance “for some time. "A forward look” was urged b y f Ui maintenance advanced three-tenths pened is that she shot him.” dia was awaiting further details BUBNINO BUSH AND UP 2- 1’ 50 ,„»2.95 intercept -planes hfaded to "bomb town director Francis Mahoney to­ for the acquisition of new land 50 roe ^2.75 "My wife 1* going Into the hospi­ Cuba.” o f one per cent. Had Many Chances before it was taken up with the day toward development of parks for future park and recreation Chinese government,” the Foreign tal Oct. 26 for 12 days to undergo He declared Cuba should have use. This is necessary due to the Rent, reading and recreation, Atty. Lessner in his hour-long an operation and someone has to and recreation In Manchester, and personal care all ' bontinus Ministry said. the right to try pilots caught In Mahoney called for a 6-year plan rapid development in Manchester summation argued that "m uch'of take .care o f the children," he said the United States attempting to their long advance. Medical care the evidence is pertinent” and it But yesterday India received a that would provide more money for and can be done more economically protest from Peiping on the same bomb this country. before land Is developed for other jumped one-half of one per cent, all pointed to her being in a high­ HARDY EVERGREENS Q—^What Indian served as the park and recreation than is pro­ action. A ministir statement add­ ‘Thdre Is no explanation for al­ posed In the 8-year capital Improve­ purposes."- reflecting higher hospitalization ly distraught state with every in­ model for the Indian head penny? lowing ‘war criminals’ to be ad­ Funds for expansion, he said, Insurance rates in New. York and tention of committing suicide, not ed: GLOBE Pink CANABAIAN ments - plan 'of General Manager "The' narrsition of events in thq NEW CLAM SHELL IRISH A —*rhe model la said to have Recipes mitted as exiles and be permitted Richard Martin. could come from: Minneapolis. murder. Had she wanted to shoot been the little daughter at the to operate freely against the 1. Sale of town-owrned land At the same time that prices Hansen, he said, she had several Chinese memorandum is not in ac­ CORl OF BIRCH and SPRUCE STS. ARBORViTAE RhodoiDurfreR HEMLOCK designer, Sarah Longacre, and not Martin's plan, for about $2,333,- were rising, the spending power cordance with the facts as known JUMPER Cuban government," he said. 000. Is expected to be studied by bought originally for park and opportunities to do so. your host Slender — Columnar BnU Shape ICBtil Stew an Indian at all. The prime minister also raised dl the average factory workers ‘Testimony that she said she to the government of India and in Ingredients: 1 cup lenUls, a Board subcommittee and put to recreation purposes for which *5.95 $5.95 the question of a connection be­ other, more advantageous uses are regained about half the amount didn’t mean to shoot him does not fact are strongly contradicted by TAKE-OUT SERVICE Our Specialty cups boiling water, 1 ham bone Q—Wt\y does a man’s hat carry a bond referendum in 1960. Tenta­ reports which have thus far reach­ BURL IVES *2 75 tween the aerial raid and the U.S tively, Its proposals Included $180,- found. An example, he said, would lost in -August. convict her," Atty. Lessner urged. Dolores (from butt end of baked ham), 1 a hatband? Spendable earnings—take-home ed the government.” • DELICIOUS FRIED CLAMS e FRIED SCALLOPS e BUT­ 2 f t MI.SO 3 F o r ’ I S . O O Senate Internal Security sujicom- 000 for swimming pools and $40,000 be the Globe Hollow land sold to "It is Consistent with her whole TERFLY SHRIMP • FISH ’X CHIPS * LOBSTTER ROLLS GRAY — exosrpts from “ Dsstry l a ^ carrot, 2 teaspoons bacon A—Men’s hatbands had a defi­ mittee, before which Diaz Lanz developer Andrew Ansaldi for lots pay after deduction o f income and story, and clearly means she In­ 3 ” s . 0 0 3 f„ * 7 , 0 0 fat, 1 medlum-slse onion (cut Into for Robertson Park toward which e GRINDERS • HOT DOGS e CHF.ESEBUBGERS * HAM­ Ridss Again” with ART LUND and nite use before hats were made In appeared to accuse Castro of be­ respectively, $45,000 and $34,259 and a road which town officials social security taxes — rose by tended to shoot herself only. BURGERS. the MICHAEL KIDD danewr* thin strips), 1 teaspoon (about) sizes. They acted as a drawstring ing a Communist. have been spent or committed out felt would provide necessary ac­ about 45 cents to $80.21 a week "There can’t be any logical an­ R«d FINK salt, peM>er. for tightening or loosening the Castro said his former air force of canital funds available this year. cess Into the big Globe Hollow for a worker with three depend­ swer except that the shooting was Patrice Brian HETZI CHINESE Method: Turn the lentils, water hat. SPECIAL FOR THE FOUOWING WEEK: chief was an "honor guest of pro Mahoney said the overall plan tract. ents, and to $72.68 for a worker an accident,” the defense counsel PRE-WINTER MUNSEL,.nd SULLIVAN Blno-Gray S|M«ader AZALEA and *<«m bone into a kettle. Sim­ with no dependents. 0 RhoMMdren Trujillo Senator (James G.) East la a good One but lacked "a for­ 2. Possible use of the George said. PURCHASE 1 PINT OF FRIED CLAMS and — a SMti* from Puccini’s "Girl of tiie H U.Y mer 1 hour; pare carrot and add Q— A n there any pure races land,” ,The Mississippi Democrat ward look” arid barely "scratched Dudley Seymour Fund administer­ In August, spendable earninge 3.95 Elarly in Jiis argument Atty. RECEIVE 1 PINT OF FRENCH FKIES FREE Goitten Wsst” * $6.50 2,50 whole; continue to cook another of man today? who heads the Senate subcommit the surface” in the direction of ed by the Second National Bank dropped by W cents. Lessner briefly reenacted the SALE $3 95 * T “" hour or until lentils are tender. A—No. The Pygmies of the ■ • t.... Edit Johnny tee. parks and recreation. In New Haven, he said, adding that The^BLS noted that the nearly shooting incident as he stated it OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 10 AM. to 18 PM. In wnaii skillet, cook onion strips Ituri Forest of Equatorial Africa 750,000 workers who are idle be­ ADAMS and CASH - 3 F o r m . 0 0 2 For * 1 2 .5 0 3 F . r * 6 . 5 0 'What relatioii does that com Mahoney said the fault of what East Windsor received $18,000 must have happened and, brandish­ DAILY 8 PM . to 10 P.M.— CLOSED MONDAYS TONIGHT 3 F „ * n . o o In bacon fat until golden brown. are close. mlttee have with the bombings? he termed poor progres* In park through this futld to which towns cause of the steel strike in that ing the small, automatic '-which — Wsstsm Music Hall songs of ths past Shortly before end of cooking he asked. "I consider they have and recreational development' lay can apparently apply through the industry and related Indiaitrles shot the bullet into Hansen’s jaw, 830-930P.M . BallBt Th«itrB time, stir In onions. Remove ham Q—Does the size'of Great Salt responsibility in these things, not with Martin or Park Superin­ State Park and Forest Commission was not counted, in computing the cotitlnu^ to harangue the jury, GOLDEN LIVE and In COLOR w C ^ « , h|** Mciting "Billy th# Kid" PYRAMIDAL Lavander FFinER bone; cut off any meat, dice and Lake vary? 3 least the responsibility derived tendent Horace .Murphey but with for grants ta buy up land tor “average buying power of factory punctuating his remarks with ges­ A —It varies greatly from on* add to stew. Add salt and pepper from the presence of war crlm- past boards of directors for cutting parks. workers. Neither were approxi­ tures of the gim for emphasis. en N B C end festuring PLUMOSA season to the next, and from one mately 200,000 in other Industries. Gcdden Evergreen ARDORVITAE RhododandroR JUMPER to taste. Serve In soup bowls. minals in the United States.” budgets. BUI of Goods f t 3. Possible reimbursement by CHANNIU 10 30 DONALD VOORHEES and th* i f t i . " Makes 4 servings. year to the next The area of the The prime minister also at Mahoney, who is a Democrat, Food prices went up three- "Hansen hold her a bill of Bell Telephone Orchestra 53951*2*" >'/. 55 95 lake Is affected by the amount of the State for the absorption of Tonni & CmltN Under New Management ,4 2 5 « 4.75 tacked the U.S.-Cuban Commierclal said Iq allusion to past Republican part of Charter Oak Park by the tenths of one per cent in Septem­ goods,” he barked, "and poor $ rainfall and the amount of water Agreement of 1903, calling It ber with seasonal advances in BIU TEUBHONE HOUR boards that: relocation of Rt. 6. Gladys fell for it.” fiUfflUMtlWfl ffliM M in n il BOM COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED withdrawn from tributary rivers ‘■(gw of the, funnel,” with the " . . , every year, .with the ex­ eggs, dairy products and meats He spoke of her probable fatigue presented by F . * 1 3 . 0 0 Wonderfully Veriafile for irrigqtional purposes. 4. A bond issue, as suggested by 3 F . r * n . o o 3 f t MI.OO 2 F . r * n S 0 3 United States pouring and Cuba ception o f the 1959-60 budget, all our Directors for financing Mar more than offsetting a smaller- from the strain of emotion. "All IH I 90WTNIIN NIW I6MUAND TtllPHONI COMPANY receiving. budgets have been cut sharply. Re­ than-seasonal decline in fresh the rice in CTtina,” he thundered, Vivian Is the Latin word for an tin’s 6-year plan. He blasted the United States gardless of any cuts there Is still Studies and Investigations fruits and vegetables. “ couldn’t compensate for what she animated, lively girl. . also for opposing the sale by Brit The indications are that food endured.” not enough money Allowed for any should be bepm (n all these direc Manchester TV Servk» ain of jet fighters to CJuba. "Cuba major, work in the expansion of a prices have dipped somewhat in A n , Importapt factqr, he said, has no tutors of any kind,” he de Uons, Mahoney said, and park the current month, Riley said. which i:pheld ,-her Ihnocence was MONEY SAVING SPECIALS capital improvements program.” planning, and recreation officials 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN RADIO AND TV dared. "We are a grownup na­ ■Continuing, Mahoney said that A Money-Savgr! tion.” should get together now for a land JAPANESE ANDROMEDA lack of funds In past years can study. Lack of coordination In the But Castro, who got a warm re celed out progress In developing BUCK W E^i MRTICUIAR JAPANESE RED AZALEA ceptlon during a tour of the United past has helped to stall progress, ARBORVITAE Center Springs Park and the Oak he said. AND ‘ HYBRID ^ States in April, said he was not Grove and Globe Hollow areas. attacking the American people, Iq, conclusion, Mahoney quoted WHITE ABOUT YOUR CAR! YEWS > Tell end Glob* , RHODODBWbON Center Springs’ "fine condition” from ‘"nie American Recreation SPECIAL f ^ "despite the anti-Cuba press carh now, he said, was due only to Mur n ^ n paign in the United States.” He Society Bulletin” of July, 1959, that SALE COLOR phey’s ability to get things done pressure on park areas will soon be said Americaiia do not believe the over a period'of many years with DURING papers. critical, that U.S. Forest Service F . r n K 6 F.r*9 50 Max B. Allen, president of the little money. i recreation facilities are more than 6 60 12 For ^lOfOO The director addM that "Rob­ Upright — Spreaders American Society of Travel Agents 60 pier cent over-loaded, that the REGULAR $5.00 SALES . ertson Park Is a good example of nation has fallen behind in meet­ who are meeting this week In Ha AND vana, was In the TV audience. Cas­ poor planning and once again lack ing recreation needs .and :pust act "5 ^ tro audience. Castro invited him of funds was the reason this project now in developing new parklands SERVICE to make a few remarks. Allen was delayed until 1959 when this before existing ones are worn out. BULBS FROM H O L U N D apologized for not being ablq job was quickly planned and quick­ ------^------mi/ spesdc Spanish but In English con­ ly undertaken at a great expense gratulated' Castro for his tourist to the towm.” AU Work Enjoy <»refree driving. Let us D A F F O D IL S Mahoney, whose special interest Author Speaks DARWIN CROCUS program and said, "we' enjoyed our­ Fully selves while here.” as a Director has long been in Giisranteed show you what real service means I * paj'ka and recreation, went on to At Buckley PTA 50 r „ * 2.50’"’"' 50,„ 85e *""' 35 1.65 There are an estimated 4,250,000 say that: . . Ed Bnrracllffe BiHngr in your car regularly! Wa "It is necessary . at this time I. ' I golfers playing regularly In the Mrs.r Elizabeth Speare of DAILY 1 P.M.-8 P.M.—SAT. 10 AM.-8 PM^'rHUIlS, 1-9,PM. United States: to review all town-owned proper- Wethersfield, Newberry prize give it the skilled carel'it needs! THAUA UNSURPASSABLE author of children’s fiction, told * 2 glass, 2 sereens PINK FANCY member* of the Buckley School * 1-1/18” thlek PTA how she creates characters eFnll plaae hlago;. BRING YOUR CAR IN DAFFODIL KARCISSUS DAFFODIL q iJohn Brainard Held at. a recent atreeting at the school. * E vpa^n g door sweep u i 'Mrs. Speare, who Won a prize * Weatiwr-etripped aluminum for the most distinguished chil­ TODAY FOR A CItlES dren’s , book of 1959 with her e Spring loaded door checks, ' RUBRUN UUES BUTCH IRI BULBS In Stabbing Marine "Witch of Blackbird Point,” said Oiled for 18 yeert SERYICE WINTER MABONNA UUES 8 some of her characters are histori­ e Oastoee-fltted to your 8oor ~ . ■ , cal, some are real people and some •pealage ^ CHECK-N-CHANGE c >» * ,„ e c John Brainard, 22, of 77 N.a. Ricans. No attempt was made to Charlie Sprnguo 39 4 1-35 # 2 98 50 98 are created. She xutograiphed one WHILE STOCK LASTS School S t has been arrested and rob Mullen, police said. of her books for the school library charged by Manchester police Police said a number of leads and for those who had purchased MADE ESPECIALLY FOR UOOETT DRUG BY A ' With the razor slashing of Ma­ seemed to point to Brainard, and one of her bopks at the school’s re­ REPUTABLE NATTIONAL BAKERY rine Guy Mullen over * grudge. MulleqBhnd Brainard had been cent Book Fair. PLUS JUST ARRIVED-DeGRAAFF HYBRID LILIES Tou'U like the charm and ver Brainard is< being held in lieu seen toch er earlier in the eve­ "Smok3f” by Will James and CHUCK FULL OF FRUITS 95 SALES •atllity of this neat Jumper of $10,000 bond, charged - with ning. "Dr. Doolittle” by Hugh LofUngs, JUST PLAIN DCUCIOUS TAX Pocific Hybrid D^lpbinium ORCHID IRIS D A Y LILIE S blouse combination In a wide size assault with a dangerous weapon. The two have had s' grudge two other. Newberry award win­ 2 f o r 5 9 c *39 65c — 2 for $1.15 2 f o r 5 9 c range. Ha will be arraigned in Town since Brainard was accused of ners. headed the list of more than * Here is an easy-to-make, money­ Court. tomorrow. stabbing Mullen's youhger broth' 300 books offered at the Fair. No. 8374 with Patt-O-Rama- is saving quilt. Using left-over fabrics, INSTALLED FREE Det. Sgt. Joseim Sartor aqd er, David, m October 1958. David The attendance banner was 'won In sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, each piece is completed and at­ Admiral MODEX> L22M23 STERLING PEAT HUMUS Det. Thomas Graham , will con­ underwent major surgery after by Mrs. Raesler's third grade. SALT MARSH HAY ... GERMAN PEAT MOSS 48. Bust 88 to 50. Size 36,< 38 bust, tached as you go. when the last he was stabbed by a knife in the ; • The Broadmoor Jumper, 84& yards of 54-inch piece is done and added, the quilt tinue their investigation. Police L I G G ^ DRUG SS.25 ^ 2 for $9i.9S $2.50 60 Lbs. Blouse, S yards of 35-inch. is ready to use. Chief James Reardon said. abdomen. I SUPER TV i , % 2 2 S 100 Lb. loin 7>/i Co. Bale Mullen, home on leave from When Brainarf] was tried in F u n e ra la To ordbf, send. 38c In coins to; Pattern No. 5421 has fwttem Clamp LeJeune, N. C., was. at­ Town Court, oiri a chisrge of as­ ATTHEp^l^KADE MANCHESTER Bus Burnett, Manchester Evening piece ;«complete directions. tacked about 10 p.m. Oct. 16 on sault with a dangerous weapon, ______484 WEST MEDDLE TURNPIKE <21' OVERALL DIAGONAL VIEWABLE AREA 282 SQ. HI.) HsrsJd; 1188 AVE. OF AMEBI- the charge was noUed. He was t)FEN DAILY PLANIiAlID To order, send 2Se in coins to;— Hilliard S t as be was walking Mrs. Beatrice F. Atkins Model L22M22—Mahoesny Otaiaad Finish on Herdrieesd OAik NEW YORK 88, N.V. near Electric S t He received cuts found guilty of violation of proba­ Funeral service* for Mrs. Bea- AWNING CO. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ tion, however, and of breach of THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TO Mods! L22M23—Blonde Oak Grained Finish on Hardhoerd B:30 AAA to S:30 9 M . YUlm va A R ning Herald, 118# AVE. OF AMER- on his face and hand, after which the peace for which he was given trie*' Forsythe Atkins, 187 Pearl Iri WMt.Cnlw Mode) L2^M24—Sierra Grained Finish on HardboSrd For lit-class mailing add 10c for he walked to Depot Sq. Paasersby St, were held yesterday afternoon THURSDAY and FRIDAY N n n v b A m •aeh pattern. Priiit Name, Ad'- ICAB, NEW YORK 88, N. T. a 6-month Jail sentence, suspiendsd CHOOSE FROM DURING OUR saw him bleeding and called police. after 90 days. He was also placed at th* Holmes Funeral Home, 400 8:3DAAI.totPJd. tfrsM srith Zone, style No. and Fot Ist-class mailing add 10c for r He Was taken to Manchester Me­ on probation for two years: Main S t' The Rev. Clarence E. CITIES SERVICE CENTER 1215 TOLLAND TUKNFIKB i: n •Izs. . each pattern. Print name, addreu morial Hospital where he was Winslow, pastor of Oiunfit of th* T^Lcmtl/xnd In 1958 he was sent tp Cheshire ED BARKACLEFFB-GHARLIE SPRAGUE M till /* t t f\ t ^ MANCHESTER Ml B-25B8 Snpply with zone and Pattern'Number. Nazamne, officiated. > •m* new fall ft winter '59 Issue treated and dischsuged. Reformatory by Judge Jules Karp I c S A L E Manchester TV Semiee 555 W . Middle Tpke,. Oeraer Adame BL s f Bm Ic Fashion our fascinating Have you the '89 Album contain­ Mullen told police at that time for. vlolaiion o f probation, intoxi­ Miss Marian Janes was soloist, IjitU m book la ready now. ing m#ny lovely designs snd 6 that he had been assailed by two cation, assault, and carnal knowl­ and Mrs. Winslow, organist. Burial Read Herald Advn. free j^ tem sT CMy 25c a copy 1 men he thought were Puerto edge of a minor female. was in East Cemetery. NANC9CSTER RVKNINO HERALD. MANCSHESTER. rONW., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. jgSG PAGE n m m u m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 88, 1959 -L-U

RockviUe B o k o n D p. Hayes Heads Four Arrests State Cancer Unit Mitterand Plans Suit Diafin Osgood In 5 Crashes Now Haveit, Oct. 88 (A) - Dr. Mark A. Hayea, asaodaU proftasOr Over Fake Killing Story Clriaco A. Capobianco, *3. of 82 U of C Scholar of aurgary at tha Tala Univarsiiy School of Medldne. haa baah <1ac Oak 8t., was arrested yesterday Ud prealdent of tha Connactlcut P .r it Oct. 23 OTt - L fft-w tn ftf"''* '*>» ■ttuc'k btU trtd an Mtirely and charged ' with evading re­ Mrs. Dtann Osgood, formsrly of ran*. . . , j atnrv ■' Rockville, has been named a uni­ Christian Science Por.jPiul^ron Divitlqn of the American Cancer different story. sponsibility in connection with a Ben. ^ a n co li Mitterrand started He said that Pesquet approached versity Scholar at th* University SMiety. ' collision between his car and one His predecesaor I* Dr. Donald defamation proceeding* today him a few days before thf attsck of Connecticut. The Parent-Tqachsr Assn. Har­ and said he w^s a member of an ■driven by Mary D, Lentinl, 18, of A Senior In the School of Nurs­ A. Bflatoll of New Britain. Dr. " agalnat a rlghUst former leglilator vest Fair tomorrow at ths school organisation which wanted to kill 238 .School St., Oc|. 17c ing, Mrs. Ofgood, 21, la the Im - "CHRISTIAN SCIiNCE: ITS FRACTICAtITY Hgyes was elected yesterday dur­ who charged that Mitterrand hired promise* several attraction* for ing the autd aoclety’s annual Mitterrand. Mitterrand said Pes­ Capobianco was arrested by mer M iu DIann Dowdlng, daugh­ - IN PAILY AFFAIRS" him to-fake an assaaetnatlon at­ quet claimed he wanted nothing to the youngest patrons. meeting. Patrolman Samuel Maltempo on a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Dowd­ . k tempt on the senator. do with the said he ^ ^y the Towh Court, lng ot 15 JVlndsor Ave., Rochvllle. High on the list of favorites Other new officers are Dr. N. for his life if Mitterrand disclosed ^ „„rd tn e to police. Mis* Len- By Joneph Lingen Wood, C. S. William Wawro of Hartford, first Ex-Deputy Robert Pcaquet According to police, Her huaband, Arthur, a flrst lieu­ will be the pony rides oif lhe play­ claimed that Mitterrand believed the plofto the police. tlni’s car, which wa* parked on tenant, is a Jet pilot stationed at Of Vancouver, British Columbia i vice president and Mr*. Wilfred D ground. A Ash pond featuring 10 the attack would impel the govern­ Spruce St. walling for « red light Bergstrom Air Force Bas*t Austin. Member ot the Board of LecturealUp of The Mother CTurch, Keith of Westport, aecond vice ment to' crack down in extreme at the intersection of Oak 8t., was Tex. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. cent Items fof children, and toys, prealdent and State chairman of rightist.* oppo.iing any weakening struck by the Capoblanfto auto A * a University Scholar, a stu­ gams* and books at the white volunteers.'^ of France's hold on Algeria. which waa making a turn from Oak dent receives not only recognition, KING PHILIP SCHOOL elephant booth are expected to Also, Mrs. Charles H. Wilmot Mllterrand. a non-Communist St. into Spruce St. but certain academic and campus 160 KINO PHILIP DBIVE pleas* th* youngsters. of Gales Ferry, secretary, Charles leftist who favors a liberal policy Patrolman Maltempo aaid the privliegei not usually accorded WEST HARTFORD They may also be attracted to Lewis of Watsrbury. treasurer; Capobianco vehicle continued after to-.vard Algeria, reported last week undergraduate*. A Scholar may the candy shop, were candied Alfred M. Wade of Berlin," chair­ tjuiilatliiiii, PurniBiMd by the Impact without 'stopping. that terrorists riddled his ear with Coburn A Mlddiehrook. Inc. have hi* or her regular stvdy pro­ SUNDAt, OCTOBER 25th of 3:30 P M apnies and fudge will be among man of the executive . committee; machincgiin bullets Just after he Capobianco was freed under *200 gram waived, permitting him or wares offered. Baked goods will Bnnk ntocks bond pending his court appearance and Robert B. Bartolletteof leaped from- it and escaped jver a Bid Asked her to pursue, under faculty Under the anspioes of not be overloolted either. ■Waterbury, campaign chairman. Nov, 7. ' gfuidance, watever course* deemed FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCHCNTIST The sale of handmade items, fence. Corni. Bank and Trust Pour other minor accidents yes­ advantageous. Hartford, Connecticut Jewelry and garden goods will The attack was followed by po­ Co...... <0 42 terday resulted In three arrests. lice searches throughout FranPe H-rtford Nations James L, Varney, 17, of 148 N. Mr*. Oagood last year trained prove more Interesting to. adults. Many extreme rightists were'ques­ Bank and Trust Co. 34 V4 38 li School St., was arrested and at Hartford Hospital and haa A snack bar will b'e conducted In Extended Forecast tioned and documents seised. • Fire Insurance Companies charged with failure to grant the studied this year at the Middle- the cafeteria. Pesquet. a follower recently of Aetna Fire ...... 80 83 right of way. Police said hla car town State Hospital. She will also Hour* of the fair are 10:30 a.m. Windsor Locks, Oct. 23 (fl5 — tax rebel Pierre Poujade and a Hartford Fire ...... 170 180 was backing out of a private drive­ study with the Public Health to 4:30 p.m. This, la the one'fund­ The U.S. Weather Bureau at last-ditch .tighter against Algerian National Fire ...... 128 1.38 ' way on Brookfield St near Durkin Nurses In Hartford as part of her ...Self PICK-UP raising event of the PTA year. Bradley Field issued this forscast independence, told newsmen the Phoenix Fire ...... 71 74 at, when It wag Involved In a col­ training and then return to Hart­ Coftkle Hale Opens for Connecticut today: senator arranged the fake assassl lision with a car driven by Albert ford Hospital. Temperatures for the next five HI, NEIGHBOR CIti and Indemnity In*. Co*. SAVE! CASES,OF SODA AT Girl Scouts began their annual nation attempt with him. He said Aetna Ca.sualty...... 188 178 Kellogg, 24. of 10* Benton St. Pa­ She was salutatorian of her DISCOUNT PRICES cookie sale today and will take days, Saturday through Wednes­ h? played along to di.scredit Mit­ Aetna Life ...... ; I';218 231 trolman William Cooke made the class at Rockville High School in AT OUR BOTTLING PLANT Oiders through Nov. 3. The cookies day, will average about 5 degrees terrand and thus help defend arrest. Varney will appear in court Conn. General ...... 324. 330 1956. 12 Largs Bottles Prices quoted ere for home deliv­ will be delivered on Nov. IS. above normal. Warmer Saturday Come See Our New Branch “ those who are sworn to keep A l­ Hftd. Steam Boiler . 80 8.3 Oct. *1. eries only; extra charge for ban- Mrs. Richard F. Dimbck and Sunday, cooler Monday, then geria French." Backing from Driveway ^ quets. parties, showers, weddings, and Mrs. Weldpn Miner are co- mild Tuesday and Wednesday. Travelers ...... 79 82 .5 0 The two men confronted each Ronald Prevost, 17, of 33 New n * etc. chairmen of the event. About 100 The normal mean temperature IHbllc rUUHee St., was arrested and charged Christian Science Tax Incl. Today and tomorrow the door« of our new aho-wroora on other during an all-night session of (?onn. Light A Power 22'4 24 H girls are involved In the Bolton in the Hartford area during this questions by a_ magi.strate investi­ with fRllui-e to grant the right of Plus Deposit Girl ScQpt program. period is 50 degrees ranging from Weat Road, Route 93, in ElHnjrton will fly open to the public. Hftd. Electric Light B2'j 6.3'4 wav. In an accident at 3:4.5 p.m. on . Sponsors Lecture gating the assassination attempt Hartford Gas Co. . .. 42 4.3 MANCHESTER The sals this ysar w ill'fw u F e an averafe high of 61 to a low of T o celebrate th* occasion, we.’re holding open houae till 8:80 and its ramifications. As he left Hilliard St. near Main St. .65 Delivered a new copkie of the shprtbread 38. In New Haven, the range is Southern New England Patrolman William PeAraon P.M. on Friday .and 4:00 P.M. on Saturday. the grev law court building*. Mit­ Telephone ...... 43 45 • “ Christian Science; Its Practi­ Tax Incl. type. Old favorites, vanilla, as-! from 80 to 40 and In Bridgeport terrand" told newsmen he had in­ Maniifarturlnc Comiianles said the car driven by Prevost cality in Daily Affairs," will be the BOTTLING CO. sorted - sandwich, double fudge:, 60 to 41. structed hij, lawyers to bring defa­ Plus Deposit Arrow. Hart Heg. 70'i 734 backed out of a private driveway topic of a public lecture by J. n fllled and chocolate cookie mints Precipitation will on th# aver­ mation proceedings against Pes­ into the path of a ear driven east SOUVENIR TO EACH Associated Spring 22'i 24 4 Lingen Wood of Vancouver. Brit­ 10 HENDERSON RD. will also be available. age total about one lu lf inch oc­ quet. on Hilliard St. by Albert C. Wll ish Columbia, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. curring as showers Saturday and Even had he planned a ' fake Bristol Brass ... 11'« 124 •k ir ir Ml 3-7922 Personal Note* Dunham Bush 7>v 8 4 son, 62, Coventry. at King Philip School, King Philip Susan Kim, daughter of Mr. and (again about Tuesday. , PERSON WHO REGISTERS assassination, the senator said to Rd., West Hartford. • A Word with Elder Statesman \ Em-Hart ... ---- 48 51 Prevoat will appear in court Mrs. Robert Murdock of South newsmen, would he have hired "a Wood, .,a member'.of The Chris­ Small Bottles Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, wife I of U.S. ambassador to the United Poujadist deputy, among the most Fafnlr Bearing . 64 68 Monday. Rd., wad baptized Sunday at PRIZES — STECIALS — REFRESHMEMTt Voldemars Gravlejs, 58. 172 Scholarly Moth tian Science Board of Lectureship, Nations, talks with Bernard Baruch, financier and advisor to P a in t Job 17 19 Case of 24 * South Off United Methodist Church by the \ excitable, who was expelled from Mrs. LlsI Dinolt, 40. of Putnam, receives congratulations from will discuss how "the light of presidents, at the Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner last night in the R PF (the former De Gaulle N. B. Machine . .. 25 27 Hawthorne St., was arrested and Rev. Carlton T. Daley. University of Connecticut President A. N. Jorgensen after being Truth preeented In ^ the Bible New York; (AP Photofax). ' More than 7,000 pound* of party 1, who has been unemployed North and .ludd . 35 38 charged with failure to grant the Cantar St. Mr. dtid Mrs. Carlton Phillips, right of way in a collision at 7:22 named a University Scholar. Mrs. Dinolt. mother of three, is brings liberation from discord and $1.20 paint are required to cover the for some time, who lives on subsi­ Rogers Corp. (B ) i m 134 who recently moved into their new Eiffel Tower. 984-foot high land­ 53 564 p.m. between his car and one driv­ one of 21 top undergraduates at the university to receive the disease." I Tax Incl. Mrs. Frank Paggioli on Rt. 85 credited with making the the­ dies from unknown sources, this Stanley Works .. North Off Hebron Rd. home, were -given a mark in Paris. The tower Is . How-To-Do-lt Demonstrations 38 42 en by Louis A.' Neron, 61, Glaston­ honor this year. ( A P Photofax). ______Plus Deposit at 8 o'clock tonight. atrical tag "Banned in Boston" man who 1* an ultra among Terry Steam'...... housewdl'ming Sunday. Mrs. Phil­ painted every seven years. ultras?” ’ Torrington 31 33 bury. Police said the accident hap­ Wtst Cantar St. lips' 'mother and sister,, Mrs. Hunters may obtain their hunt­ famous,- died Thursday. He served Our manager, J . Armond Nadeau . . . Our yard tuparvi*or, Walter Schindler Jr. Police brought in for questioning Veeder Root...... 51 '4 .544 pened when the Gravlejs auto den of the Recreation Department gram begins promptly at 6:30 and .35 Delivered Charles Gage and Miss Beverly ing licenses tonight between 7 and as chief of the city's licensing bu­ which was making a turn from St. reau from 1904 until he resigned a tenant farmer on Pesquet's coun­ The above quoiauoris are not to staff. lasts for one hour. All participants CHARGE YOUR Tax Incl. Gage, weCfi iiostease* for the event. 9 o'clock at the Town Clerk’s of­ . . . Richard Wightman in our Store Department . . . and manufacturer*' rap- James St. into Main St. struck the fice. The season opens tomorrow. in 1932. try Blace, Abel Dahuron, and said bs construed as sc.tual aearkets. Any girls Intei c-sled ran register must either have a Recreation Plus Deposit T h e young couple received a rasantativa* will be on hand to dam^nitrate power tool* . . . ihow you how to he fired the machlnegun at Mit- Neron auto which was waiting on at the high school Monday evening membership or plan to secure one PRESCRIPTIONS HERE n money tree, and other gifts from Assessors’ meeting to hear BIG terand'.s car. It was understood Main St. for the light at the In between 6:15 and 6:30. The pro­ at the door in order to participate. the mors than 75 people who at­ declaration of tax lists are now in FRATERNITIES APPROVED tile a kitchen or bathroom ceiling . . . how to use wood paneling. They'll explain Dahuron confirmed Pesquet's tersection. SMALL BOHLES — CASE OP 30 tended. , • progress. Hourt tomorrow at the Hartford, Oct. 23, {A^—^Tentative how to finijh off an attic . . . add an extra bedroom . . . paint your house in- •tory, Public Records Gravlejs will appear in court Church Notes Community Hall are 10 'a.m. to 4 approval of social fratemVUes and Bedding Sale Mitterrand admitted to newsmen iida and out. They'll discuss end help plan any heme modernization or repair Nov. 7. PINE Delivered Masses at St. Maurice Church p. m.' sororities on campus has been dUMMie from Simmon*, that he had met with Pesquet be .50 Case Of .10 $*|.75 Warnuitan Deed * No arrest w-as made after a 'HABMACI wilt be celebrated at 7, 8:30 and granted by the University o f Hart­ H ^ y , Gold Bond, Onter- project . . . explain Glenney's Continuous Budget Plan. police car driven by Patrolman Oi< MANCHESTER Tax Incl. I Tax Incl. Harry Uebman to Harry M. and 10 a.m. standard time Sunday. Manr.hp*ter Evening Herald Bol­ ford's administrative council. The moor, Intner, Ecllpne u d Leo R. Grover, 37, of 84 Broad FLETCHER GLASS CO. MltcheU Legal Notice Grace ‘ U Fraser, right-of-way on n Plus .Deposit Plus Deposit The Rev. Bernard L. McGurk Is ton correspondent, Dorl* M. first such organization appeared in other world famou* brud* * St., scraped a parked car on St. Hartford Rd. property. 9-1879. 664 CENTER ST. pastor. D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-5.545- 1954 at HUlyer College,, one of the —all st low clesrswsy OROKB OF NOTICF. James St. at 8:30 p.m. The parked 188 5VEST MIDDLE TU R N PIK E young university's three schools. price*. W e must make room AT A COUKT OF HKOBATK. held Leaan Morning prayer will be read at at Manchester. wUhln and for th< car was owned by James P. Mc- 10 a.m. at St. George's Episcopal The committee on atud-'nl life wa* for Christina* iiieroliandlse. STOP IN-LOOK THE PLACE OVER Green Manor Construction Co., Gonn, 50, of 278 Woodland SL The CORNER DURANT ST. Dlstrirt of Manchester, on the 22nd day Inc., to Connecticut Bank and Church Sunday by the Rev. Donald directed yesterday to prepare for HOWARD’S day ot October. 1959. collision happened when Patrol­ W. Greene, vicar. A nursery fpr Deaths Last ISight the "administrative council’s ap­ Present. Hon. John J. WaUett. Judae. Trust Co., property and 1-alory man Grover started to pull out of NEW LARGER QUARTERS SLEEP CENTER HAVE A BROWSING GOOD TIME! Estate of John Lenll, late of Man^ building on W. Middle Tpke., 15 very small children is conducted proval a program under which-the • >» Chester in said District, deceased. a parking space behind the Mc­ 589 Main 8t.— M I 9-6*85 years with option to extend for 10 A mutt for troublefree, carefree^ modern every during the worship service' in the By THE fraternities and sororities could Upon application of the Riverside Cann auto. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING You’ll enjoy browsing through our exhibits, where you’ll Trust Company. Administrator c.t.a., year*. ^ day living. Almott 200 home tervicet. Only Rectory,. Washington Col. James U operate. prayiiig for .authority to sell any and TraHe Name “The Necessity for Forgiveness' Frink Jr., 45, chief of staff of the ICC lome of the latest building materials displayed. all Interest that said deceased had In AUTO GLASS INSTALLED one phone call, Mf 4-1551.- Army Command and General Staff and to certain pieces or parcels of Charles H. Wolf Jr., doing busi­ ■will be the;' sermon topic of the a land situated In the City of Hartford. ness as The Royals at 24 Ixjcust Swim Program Rev. Theodore W. Chandler Jr. at College at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. 'County of Hartford in the Slate of Con­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS died Wednesday -ot cancer. Frink, necticut. known as 13 Forest Street, St. Bolton Congregational Church' at Hartford, it 1s Marriage License - Sturts for Girls the 9 and 10.80 a.m. services Bun- a 1935 graduate of West Point, ORDERED: That the foregolns appli­ MIRRORS IFiroplae* and Door) The Connecticut Homeowners f ly . CKIIlilif c h o if w^ll* slh^ "at serV6'd''ln' S^hlbat in 'bhfh the NftU-OWEEN f ARTY4IEAD<|UARTEIiS: ss- cation be heard and determined at Ihe Ronald Williams Stephens. USN. COME ONE-.COME ALL! Probate Office in Manchester In .said of 46 Green Manor Rd., and Bar­ me 9 o'clock aervice. Mrs. Au­ European and Far Eastern The Dlstrirt, on the 2nd day of November. The RCcrpatlon Department Is aters during World War II and in bara Ann Bell of 34 W. Middle PICTURE FRAMING (all typM) gust Ze'hpa will be' the attendant B rin g the wife, bring the kiddies, bririg Grandma and Grand­ 1959, at two o'clock in the- aflernnon. conducting a SyncronlMd Swim­ for nursery during the early serv­ the Korean War. He was. bom at and that notice be riven to all per- Tpke. ming program for all tcenaged aons interested in said estate of the Building Permit* WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Maintenance Service Co. ^ ice and Mrs. Daniel Bucclno at Watertown. N.Y. pa, too! Glenney’s showroom open house will be the “ great­ girls from the Town of Manches­ pendenev of said application and the Jutrag and Son for, Nicholas 10:30. Youngstown, .Ohio—Earle L. OPEN TONITE > 9 est!” Our doors open to 8:.10-P.M. tonight and tomorrow lime and place of hearing thereon, by Ricupero, alterations to house at ter. CONTRACTORS! WE HAVE IN STOCK Junior Fellowahip will, meet at Flad 72, superintendent of the publishliiK a copy of this order in This program is conducted on from 9:10 A.M. till 4:00 P.M. aome newspaper having a circulation 125 Bolton St.. *375. 5:30 p.m. and Rl Club at 7:30 Slag Departrhent at the U. . S. Monday eveplngs at lift Man­ in said dlstrirt at least five days be­ William Lessard. for rsrage at MEDICINE CABINCTS and SHOWER DOORS p.m. In the' parish room. Each Is Steel Corp. plant at Youngstown, 975 MAIN ST. fore the day of said hearing to appear chester High School pool under - i f they see cause at salif time and 35 Amott Rd., *1,500. an hour and a half meeting. died Wednesday of a heart at­ the direction of Miss Alice Mad- OPEN SATUBDAVS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS MI .1-1212 place and be heard relative thereto, •Eugene Girardin for Herbert -i. The Rev. Carlton T.. Daley will tack. He was a former prealdent and make return to this Court. Canister alterations fo house at ESTIMATES GLADLY filVEN preach it sermon , entitled “ Jesus Of the National Slag Assn. FAIRWAY World Green Stapipa JOHN J. W ALLETT. Judge. 411 Lydall St.. *1,000. Talked About It” at the 9:30 and ' AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held Frank Gambolati fo r Adolph Boston Jtfiin N,, Casey, ,97, for^ OPENING DAY SPECIALS* At Manrheater. within and tor Ihe 11 a.m. worship services at Unit­ mer Boston city censor Who iya% 'Viol, erect garage at 42 Lilac St., ed Methodist Church Sunday. Wes- Dtstrlct of Manchester, on the 22nd day , ' i ' ■ (j; ) of October A.D.. 1969. *1,500. • ley choir, which will sing at 9:30 ■ Present, Hon John J. Wallett. Judge. Peter Cocolia for Schwarts and Estate of Frank Malushak. late of service, should re^port to the FINEST pUAUTY (Fanmn Inm j) Hancheater In said district, deceased. Crandall, repair Are damage at 132 ; Why , church at 9 o’clock. Mrs. Joseph j Upon application of Edward A. Spruce St.. *1.000. 1 Loersch ■will be soloist at 11’ Only llatushak praying that an instrument R. E. Miller for Richard Yerk.s. PRE-nNISHED BABOON purporting to be the last will and Q*ClOCl(» alterations to house at 24 Ensign Pendleton testament of said deceased he ad­ ■MYP wJH meet at 7 p.m. in the mitted to probate as per application on St.. *2.500. SPECIAL PLYWOOD PANEUNO file, it is Ansaldi Heights. Inc., for Mrs. spins its aasaOi EXPIRATION DATE Taylor house and the official ORDERED: That the foregoing appll- NO. Guskell, addition to house at 42 ' board will meet at the same hour V." THICK ■ - - 4 W SHEET , eatinr. be heard and determined at Ihe own virgin wool DURING In the church. .52 Probate office In Manchester In said Teresa Rd., $1,500. . ■ VEE ftROOVED Dislrlcl. on the 29th day rif October, Jerry Coro, erect garage at 92 The Connecticut Homeowners Maintenance News Note* A.D. 1959. at two o'clock in the after­ Charles C. Church, A. J. Rob­ noon. and that notice he given to all Hollister St., *1,100. All virgin wool yarns — - Service Compan.v - - Thin item after *Open House* peraona intereated In sain eatate of Joe Girardin for Lionel Martin, must be absolutely even 9 BROOK STREET — WAPPING, CONNECTICUT erts. Claude McKee, Harold W il­ he ...... $10.72 each the pendency of said application and 7 liamson, Henry Gonder, George the timetlm,e„,and .and place of hearing thereon, addition to house st 613 Hartford ' in sire and strength le SALE MR. Smith and the RaH/.'-Thet^ore W. YOU SAVE $3.20 Ecu by publl'ahingpubliahing a copy of this order In Rd., *2,000. to msintain the unvarying I. 7 aome newapaper having a circulallon in Arnold Meyer Corp. for Endicott Chandler attended “'' the ' Tolland said district, at least five days before quality of Pendleton REGULAR $3.50 County Laymen’s 'Fellowship din­ the dav of saW hearing to apnear If Johnson Shog^'-Co.. erect sign st MRS. ^ ^ ______they see cause at said time and place 356 W. Middle Tpke.. *1,882. woolens. This uniformity ner meeting this whek-'' and be heard relative thereto. and ■Jack Carr for Mrs. Cleavage, . season after season, The Rev. Mr. Chandler ..also at­ make return to this court, and hv mail- Permanent •24 HOUR SERVICE—CAUL MI 4-1551 tng_ on or before October 23. 1969. by alterations to house at ll3 N. >'«ar after year, can only tended the Greater Hartford Min­ certified mall, a copv of this order to isters’ Fellowship meeting at Asy­ School St., *250. be assured under •WU.1 i.t.Ax OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT Valerya Matuahak. ITS Gardner St.. Andrew Kravontka. alterations lum Hill Congregational Church In Only Manrheater. Conn.: Gfadya Matuahak, complete Pendleton 17* Gardner St,. Mancheater. Conn.: to house at 148 Broad St., $2,000. CREDIT APPROVED CUSTOMER'S SIGNATURE Hartford yesterday. Edward A. Matuahak. 8* Highland St.. supervisibn. The The Christian Enlistment Com­ ByCW-Nome/ Frank Gambolati, erect' house at ------1 I . Manchester, Conn.: William J. Malu- ANTI mittee of the Congregational ahak. 93 Florence St.. Manchester, 147 Mountain Rd., *17.000. softness, the richness; Conn.; Olga Sullivan. 3l7 Spring St.. Ansaldi Heights, Inc., erect the sturdy wear Church w ill meet at the home 6f ^ ^ e A ll * 100% PURE LEAD*AND OIL Manrheater Conn. y^e Haye The Answers To AH JOHN J. WAt.LETT. Judge. house at 27 Teresa Rd., *14,000. are dependent ^9 (White Only) .3 9 V4-' upon it.-' FREEZE Your Problems On Home typ f P This item after *Open House* . Pendleton 1 “ Don’t get aught this Winter without a WITH RUST INHIBITOR Repairs and Maintenance urt U tha 9^^ w/./m '— BUT BIGHT NOW — CALL US. TOOL k it s TV BROKEN DOWN A T 1:00 P.M.-i-We'U he there before i -YOilR SELECTION FROM the late show. , i ' < . GALLON LIGHTS GO OUT? We’ll be there boforC tM 6rst candle , I O EEFARAHE KITS burns ont STORM, AND THE ROOF LEAKING? We'll be there be- ^ -w p '> Bteiy -houeeti-ife will want one or . -f - . fore the flrst pot-ls full. ttiohl of\ these— each packed th- SAVE <1.62 plastic holder. Each Ml 4-1551 •8 pectal*Avallalile 43iUy AY giuNGTO^' BRANCH OPEN'MOeWe • prepare Your Car Now For The Coming Winter. ' V • We Have A Chart To Tell You How Much To Add SERVICE » ‘T BUSINESS NIGHT To Your Car, L 1 ■■ -t ’■ '"-y Froltct your cor from the ravages of winter weather!' WE*nE NOT BflAGGING whoD ^ >RE OPEN; ■ c • Manufactured By A Famous Manufacturer: THE BENEFITS DERIVED BY PAR­ 1:8A A4lf. tUI S:flaP.M>->^MONDAY th m -IW tlS D A Y TICIPATING MEMBERS OF THE we say, No better service 9. Easier storting on cold moftiingil □ I am interested in additional information. 1:80 AM.tiU*l9R^M,T^RIDAr ' CONNECTICUT HOMEOWNERS can he provided. 1:.50 A.M. Ull NOON—SATURDAY 9. No digging-out after.snowstormil MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO. □ I dm intereslM- in becoming a member. VISIT OUK DISPLAY 1. 24 Hour service -*■ 1 days a week. We Service 2. Fairest prices through volume. V- ■: . . . LIGGETT DRUG 3. Ouarantoed workmanship. • H O TPO INT EXIT49‘ CoH.T’pikc 4. Skilled craftsmen. Name ...... 1. ______QPSM SUNDAYS______5. One phone call. • PHILCO ATTHEp^RKADE 6. One billing. • WHIRLPOOL PHONE COUECT 1. Peace of mind regarding all A d d re ss...... a. . BUILOINC MATERIALS 404 M EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE emergencies. ' > • E A SY 8. Privilege of ehargtaig. WASHEBS — DRYERS / •* LUMBER FUEL 9. Fast sendee. HO 7-$396SglS REFRIOERATOR8--4TOVE8 THOUSANDS OF O TH IR ff^ S^ ^ 10. Off season aervloqs fri tpedal sav- Phone No...... *Se N. M A IN S'T. ELUNG'TON BRANCH Inga to our members.______" ■ AND ALL MAKES OF TV MaaelMeter, Coiw. VVeet RoeA. Baate 8* UNIVERSAL GARAGES, INC. t h e CONNECTICUT HOMEOWNERS TO CHOOSE FROM DURING OUR M ltdM ll 9-525* I' TRem**it 5-9219 Koi 1 / U^ Ci) S Ml i b M Ni W HAVf N CONN GLENNEH b e s t o f ALL-ONE CALL MAINTENANCE SERVICE COMPANY - X DOES IT ALL 9 BROOK STREET—WAPPING, CONNECTICUT AUTO ‘QUALITY—-the beet economy of alt* WHlMxiiaMigstlnn please seed FREE analogue 1 !- MEN'S STORE HOME IMPROVEMENT HEADQUAKTERS r ; i T V . Sorvlug ths Maacheatar, ionlli Wtaidaor. Boltoa anas. Fse’flO.M ffnt yeaio-gfl.l renewals. Serv- STORES I N A M E T 189 M A lN(i«T. SALE teed by the nest.npotaM e and eooaelMtlottB eeatradtors la your area. 904 M A IN 8T.— M1 9-1080 I ADDRESS I 1 PHONE,

- 4 ' U r A,. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. lilANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, OCTORER 28. 1959 PAGE Fim fEN p a g e f o u r t e e n d a i l y CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUNNY •Hal Boyle. Sen. Bush Seen - - OMyjVLVCSTER, An«w«rto ProvtouePunIe $1 Billion Deficit For THo Best In Gag Hook iNCULii! ztuw A rr I'M READY Circui Tolk OUTRPtONTHK Courage Made Him •CNCH WHILST you BUmford, Oct. 28 -Ben. OONVOUR IlF VS50 AMO 1 A « e ^ ^ AOBOiS 40 0 ^ fruit Prescott Bush »A R --x \ im am a po stcar d 81 Marvel .^ Millionaire , TCEcut this fiacal yMr may top 31 MUftm. OP THAT 04A lR A M D tQ ^;^6 CJOSTAOVrJ VOLCAMO/feSIOSS. d o w h P. STOLTZ, Inc. ^ *TuBiiT m«n'* A'iAMlSHlNfi ACT r Y - r o UlJOERTAKB.l THERE'S SO ^ C H If it does, he told an audienca at Qn>LW«MPTy/ im O Spanifh I Hear theae o at HiAPN* coNTaacToas wtlght ■tthe dreut New Tork (jP>—"U I succeeded, an anti-inflatipn forum here last; BEER b o t t l e s. , 1 X SAY, BUSTER, / 10pRS AjSOY C ^* T llIMUrat* ' anyona-ean succeed," eaid J. through the years." night, it wilt be due In part to tha LITTERIMS UPMY/ \VJILL YOU RUIO PARRA aO A R 3 Laundry Hli wealth enahlea Jay to in­ 4f* PASK IT Sin—HASTPetD t«TCH6M/THlS«_ ftJTT/TRYHAlLr IS CJrCTW----- machlnce rreke-Hliyee, whotn eourake made dulge in many acta of quiet philan­ lengthy national staal strike. In-1 , M E OP TO Rr* pUnnad 3 Jhin porridge dlvidaal and corporate Incomes i TIIIPHONI CH sH 7-D ll THE THIRD A M t^ S TH E ^ T IMOA DUMK, ^ IS Louliiana' n millionaire. thropy, and hia o\%’n long suffer­ LASTCALLL; Y/AOOM/ In advanM . . (Pl.) 12 Plant parta will feel the effects of the deficit.; (CORME* IS Handled 18 Last month ’ par(th *T don't understand healthy ing has given him a deep feeling 4Carrlea (coll.) of kinship with all who know he said. IT Body Joint 8 Subdivldon (ab.) 38 Islet In a peepla who don't make the grade. If such a deficit occurs, said j ISHuia tuba 33 Top of head river trouble. of a phyle You can do whatever you decide “I refuse to hate anybody," he U.a. Rep. Donald J. Irwin < D- j SO Male aheap 8 Oraailanda 25 High cafda 37 Rely Oonn ) Another speaker, the best^ SlCongart 7 Lilting device 26 Com bread 38 Gleans ta — If you put your mind to it.” said. “I won't permit myself to. I BY V. T. HAMLIN . 39 Whitened firmly believe that If you hate you antidote would he an Increase In ! S3 Rubber tree 8 Camera part 28 Weapons The life of Freke-Hayea, found­ taxes. ALLEY OOP 3S Some elrcui OlUIlan . 29 Clreua 40 Rain tree er fatbar pf the nation's 3178,- pay the price yourself. ifo u rb e d i those PINOSMJRB ARE anlmala may goddeu 43 Kind of tpiee OOO.OCio a. year telephpne answer­ "I believe in helping others, but The meeting was one of a na- „T POMT THINK 48 Interest (ab.) tlonw’lde aeries started hy the In- ■ , Y*KJJ0W,CX30lA, CBnajNLY MAK1M6 / be kept in 10 One who 32 Cleania ing industry, bears vivid testi­ i think you must do so Intelligent­ l KINS V^JRARHE 47 Polynesian stitute of Life Insurance. Civlr •mWCSAOF'tOORS S EB* VBTY NEABLV wean 33 Rougher mony to the truth of his creed. ly. The giver has a greater respon­ f ^ ln t ^ fiECMS TBE wqgaN' i m p o s s i b l e BO^S W iaCTLY S4 Aalltoedi II Floating 34 Venente god sibility than the receiver, ,Most and business groups of Btamford I10WN•n^EBE^ AROUND MOO (pb.) i. Jay, now SB, is a man who .OUT PRETTY aooo MUCH LONGER, people who give don't accept that and aiirmundtng communities were 35 Cratt r •imply doesn't know how to quit. co-sponsors. ^ 1 L 1 i 1 ) B 1 0 r reaponsibllity. 36 Portion Thirty-nine years ago, aa a "The greatest happiness in life 37 Steamihlp young clerk in Akron, O., Jay was (ab.) lies in doing for others with no OHARGED WITH MURDER ^C flo paralysed after injury in a dive expectation of return. If you look Hartford, Oct. 23 iS*) A w ar­ 38 Top performer into ahallow water. . j< /FR E E 39 Drunkard r for a return,'you're really not do­ rant charging Fernando Perea , RVOE First the doctors aald he would 80 Legal point » 26 ing anything for anyone. You'te with murder has been issued by I TODAY= r die, then they told him he would merely trading favors.” , local authorities. In addition. ~insid& Oh oat/ SI Suffix never walk again. SSPaderal 21 ft Hartford Police reported yester­ region (ab.J “1 didn't believe it," he recalled. day. a federal w'srrant charging i| 34Idgea w "I don't know whether it was him with unlawful flight to escape 34 Sold at the J faith or Ignorance. Dut I knew I Open Forum prosecution has also been Issued. ‘ C J . MORRISON CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER clreua TT was going to walk." Perez is sought in connection with ' P A IN T m d WALlPAPia COMPAMY 37 God (tatln) I k Stubbornly and alone Jay work­ ‘Vnwarrmfited Impression' the fatal stabbing last Saturday M8 CENTER STREET — TEL. Ml 9-9111 38 Iniurgenti r ed at hia reluctant muscles until, To the Editor. « Hot Dog Bites Back of Emerito Figueroa .Santana. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS (coll.) h % R almost by shedr willpower, he The teachers of Manchester are Tiny Dachshund pup, “Heidi," modeling the latest in little-dog fashion for chilly football weather, The two had been playing cards. ; CLOSED WEDNESDAY DURING JULY AND AUOCST BY AL VERMEER lOPiatry ^ 1 could move haltliwiy about under concerned lest The Herald's story of Vancouver, B. C. "Heidi," Police said Peres may be Irjing . PRISCILLA’S POP 40 CatarplIUr didn’t relUh the Idea of being snack for mtatress, Mrs. Otto Neumann 5T hii own power. ' .» of Ihelr'recent meeting create an only three w'eeka old, currently leads a precarious life around home.- (AP Photofax). ' to get to San Juan, Puerto Rico, INOVY SE E y THERB*S A ^AND HE'LL BE> l i t t l e ' hair imwaiTanted impresaion. One of , ______DW! 41 Tirat woman In 1921 he conceived the idea- A BEAUTIFUL r of a direct telephone answerinjg the Implications of this story is B U T T E R F L Y rGOING TO MISS 43 Floor coven that the teachers are in virtual / t h e \m a v s . WHEN H E. sCWRISTMAS 4SMimicker r service for doctors. Painfully he an informal session at which ,no OF N A TU R E '^ A S L E E P ^ agreement on seeking a basic sal­ lL f o r t h e A W A K E N S 44Circua------tottered from door to Uodr here votes were taken and no position Wallace Offered A R E T R U L Y artlati ' in until he got 12 doctorajo put up ary achedule of 34.000 to 37.000. AMAZING, V ^ W IN T E R , IN THE . r 1 think a little bit of background adopted. This m atter will not be ^SPR IN G .' 48 Four-baggen 3120 each to start the Service. settled, aa far as the MEA is con­ $18 Per Share PRISCILLA In baaeball Id II "For a year 1 ran it myself, on this meeting will help to clarify ■" * II 4f Royal ton the situation. I f was the regular cerned, until the committee has sleeping at night by the switch­ made a complete study of the situ­ Lancaster. Pa., Oct. 23 The board," he aaid. "Then I hired a monthly meeting of the MEA with the added feature that the new ation and reported back to the Hamilton Watch. Co, has offered '60 MERCURY BY FRANK O’NEAL girl to run the aervice during the membership for authorization td SHORT RIBS day, apd I aet out to get new busi- teachers in the system were Intro­ to pay,318 a share to g et control of duced and- welcomed. Foliowing proceed along the suggested lines. neea." the adjournment of the business Very truly yours, Wallace Sllveramltlla, Inc., bfWal- Americals first popular-prioe luxury car -Few salesmen ever had to "sell meeting I, as Personnel Policies Isldor Wolf lingford. Conn. under greater handicaps. Paralysis CThalrman, occupied the rostrum Chairman. Pelrsonnel Hamilton decided aeveral weeks lingered in hts left foot and made and conducted a brief question and Policies Committee, M.E.A. ago against purchasing Wallace’s every step periloiia. Fifteen to 20 answer period. Its purpo.se was to outstanding stock at 322 a share. te-i» TJL^IlA times a day Jay would fall to the elicit Ideas snd suggestions avhich It had obtained an option to do so. ground, pick himself up and move my committee might consider tn Stampit Hit 2 5 Billion A letter outlining terms of the j THE BEST^BUiLT CAR IN AMERICA BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS on to his next call. addition to the numerous proposals new purchase plan has been sent ] LONG SAM "But sometimes you do your now being studied by us.- Washlngtori—The United States to WaUaoe shareholders. It ex-, ___ '.-J. ______: _____.:______------THIS*IS*THB \ ( 6 A ^ n we ACCEPT JOURcHAuait^.X Bar uw esw best work when you face stum­ At no time did anyone state or prints and distributes about 25 bil­ plains that the offer depends on; thats OUR*A«SS> HTRAE'WILL BE \ C ^ J E T - bling blocks," he aald. "I never intimate that our goal should be a PUANCT- P6LISHTEDTOC0»IRBTEWITH T H W W f lion postage stamps a year. The at lekat ieo,(X>0 ahatea being ten-1 EARTH felt I had a handicap. I Ignored salary schedule ranging' from Post Office Department issues an dered tov sale by Nov. 4. There are HTRAB- lOUr/WSS BARTH' ROR THE / , It." 34,000 to 37,000. In fact', two of DON'T BUY ANY CAR UNTIL YOU'VE DRIVEN OF W S S eAUTty' average of 12 commemorativo 3^.000 Ahares outstanding. - i S S t ^ r By 196S Freke-Hayea had ,30 the beat received suggestions were Wallace makes sterling and! AssooMAssHE HAy53?oac telephone Annwerlng Vxchanges. to thp effect that this two year old, stamps a year, the flnal selections ooe** ARRM2S HERE 7,000 subacrlbes. !500 employes and being recommended by the Citi­ plated silver, ■ stainless steel flat-1 ~ THE ROAD-TUN ED 1860 MERCURY unrealized goal should he re-exam­ ware, - flrAplace -equipment, and “S ^ waa grossing more than 33.000.000 ined in the light of present living zens' Stamp Advisory Commltee a year. He sold out and moved to j costa and the trend in nearby com- and approved by the Postmaster plastic dlnnerwsre. Besides watch-^ o o ^ H u m Babson Park, Fla., intending to munities, and s higher, more real (General after' the careful evalua. es, Hamilton makes automobile^ retire and take life easy. Istic goal he adopted. tlon Of hundreds of requests for -clocks, gauges, and electronic CELEIRATING OUR BACIC! equipment. But again he found he simply As I have pointed out, this was the issuance of such stamps. couldn't quit. He now has 10 more 26th ANNIVERSARY telephone answering exchanges, 10.000- Green Stamp* giv­ TM. Sifl’U* Nt OR. and is ready to ’launch out .in a BROTHERS m w w x*’ ~ new' fleld - - organic farming. en with purchase wf any new But the mere act of walking re­ '69 nr '80 car* through QrJ. 81, “SomBthing’t troubling Jimmy, Mom! He’s never betn' 1989. \ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD 80 contrary not even jugt before my birthday'." mains a problem to him. He still JUDD SAXON falls doWn about 10 times s week. Green , Manor Gardens gives you Lincoln — Continental — Mercury — Ethel — ’ Engliah Ford, "It keeps me physically ex­ hausted all the time,” he admitted, BY ROUSON smiling niefully.."! get so tired I New Luxury LITTLE SPORTS can trip over a matc.hstick. I have big bumps on my knees from fall- and Spaeiouspess f C l at modest rentals - V ' r We invite you to come and aee the exhibition apartments open every f : ~ s i * ^ day, 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. A commuter’s delight, Green Manor Gardens ^ C oaCH' is just 12 minutes from the center of Hartford, 1 minute from the TBFWerM NW* ' Wilbur Cross Parkway, .3 minutes from the center of Manchester. The BY JOHNNY HART LIFE ultra-modern Manchester Shopping Parkade is next door, and excel­ -d*\ - • 4- B. C. lent modern schools ar* nearby. Come and see for yourself why folks BY ROY CRANE US1N& A H O O K.F h a d ANY LUCK USTMG A t a p e r e d ) who already live here say "you’ll live better—for less—at Green Manor BUZZ SAWYER ' t'-' '■ *■-' ■■ 3HEN T W CAVIAR HEAPS FOR THE SHORE OF NORTH A M « lfA LINE r Gardens!’’ fflOT UNTIL TWO MiTO LITER N C P ^ Win the north sea ooTUtv MIllJESMmilBBffr .I I , Rooms. 1 Bedroom • 4'/, Rooms. 2 Bedrooms • Big Rooms • Fully IM90UT TW PAKE SNOIKEL Equipped All-Electric Kitchens • Heat and Hot Water at No Extra AND REAAOVf TW FAlSt WCK m BtmmsmBMMmtm WHICH UlOSt THE AUSSILETUSEi^ r n tm m i e r o s t Charge * Individual Thermostat Controls • Air Conditioning Optional ' ‘p. 22, • lOOr', Private Parking Free. Immediate Occupanvy 'r « b* ' t * ' ■ • MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl HOW MANY IG ' 6IXINTO THI<5 « THE FXACE, <9IX TIMEG INTO FORTY-TWO BY LANK LEONARD BARNEY-BRING FORTY-TWq IG 6EVEN, MICKEY FINN THEAA IN HERE. AAR.COLBY? WINTHROR.,;

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1959 Seventh Shutout in a Row f M B SIXTEEN THE Out for Win Helrald Angle Indians Booters Down Centnlil, lAir Force Academy, Cinderella Status Unbeaten Since O p^er EARL YOST In Home Grid Finale BpnrU Bditaft By PAT BOLDUC ndreg Manchuek (back). Bill Frel-f In addition to having five Juniors 'Starts Long Road Back Tonight Against By PAT BOLDUC In etartlng roles (ha Red«nd White Insofar sii Bristol Central was concemei] yesterday’s CCIL Pitches Right Dotvd the Bliddle halt (log), Dick McMuUln (chipped Tomomw afternoon at 2 bone in. his hand), -Um Cole forward wall will be the Ughteit ioccer nUtch at Memorial Field was over 40 mfionda aftsy ths ' "CuiTft boll is my beafpitch," Whitey F^d said Kbre Tu«»- (ankle),Ted fifnrrow (cbaet) .and unit .to start all saaison. From end I ^ ^ ~ vanW* u««r >11(1 ItJI Biff TBTI ISIKI II not»*ourl VtUey Conference. o’clock at Memorial Field opening-kickoff. That was all the time it re4-0 and ita Big Ten lead la S w ? ^ n J i - W ^ T e x a a ChrlaUan at Pitt; %Ur- dfiy ni||Ht at the Masotiic Sports Night but he threw nothing : danch4»ter High’s winkfis Ron Morrow (ankle). All are to end the seven Indtane will av­ cheater High to score ita first goal en route tOLS methodical New York. Oct. 23 „ „ the achedule which win be without InM^d tn Jeopardy thy. week. . rail' ? : ouette at Boston- College;------BJiod# - members of the Indians' ftret two erage only 168 pounds, hut AUb'rio The Air Force. itR Cinderella th«t fnr one* doe* not have anv fullback Don Allen, la1* 6-0.5-0, Rice Mammoth Southern California,California. Wa*nin|XonWaahlngton (4-1).(* ». . Island af Brown: Holy Crow at blit itfaight balls at .his appreciative audience. The veteran of 'ootball team closes out its 2-0 triumph, Us seventh of the eea-^* —...... , „ i that for one* doe* not have any the Yank^ staff with 10 yea^s in the' major leagues, in­ unite. is hoping the'added aped will be son aa againat one setback. Coach RtatUR gone, atarta the road major undefeated* meeting each haa tied two and lost two. unbeaten at 4-0 and ranked fifth. Some other key j Columbia; Dartmouth at Harvard: tome schedule against a new> an asset offanalyely. Dick Danlalsoh’.! strong squad haa 200 (mostly girls) sfiarveteiE et faces SUnford's passing whiz j games find OkUhom*. who haw i , f-omell at cluding two years in military service, has never had a losing Minor, lelterman tackle, who Co-Captain Dick Sylvester will the performance of Satmfind. back tonight againat UCLA other. Georgia Tech (So. ft) also tries cpmer to CCIL warfare, Bris­ has missed' the laat two gemea, whitawaahed tbe oppontion in put­ while Auburn, solidly back in to right itself after last week's Dick Norman and his big end I lost a Big Elj^hl ganie In its •*« prioceton; Lehigh at Rutgers; Vlr- season fn 13 years of organiz0lt''ba8ftball. Although he haa tol Eastern. Uke the Indlaaa, the fee file only senior In Briggs' back- ting together an Impreeslvs string Ooehrlng and HamlB. Tabfied by Ole Ml** V*. Arkanaa* Chris Burford./both leading the 74, playing Kansas. Both are 2-0 definitely will not play Saturday. field. Junior-Mlka SimeflOTa, a tre­ hla coach aa the finest center its winning ways after an loss to Auburn, playing a SRC never entered the charmed circle^ ...... Lancers have failed to crack the Two other tackles, Ron Morrow Of seven straight victorlea. The only game between mem­ ^ame wi;h Tulane. nation in passing and -receiving.' to lead the loop. Ftjman and Tbe Riehmbiid at Florid* aa a 30 game winner, he came victory column In four atarta. mendous two-way performer, will halfback In the state, Salihond opening gam* loaa play* high­ ber* o.' the top itf 1* between Nippy JoneV foot. Tha umpire and Cole were injured against Reaaipre Dave Sibrlnaa tallied on In the Blast. Syracuse (No. 8 I reapecUv'ely. This Is a Far West ClUdel. 2-0 •. in the . .1,-. i...,..*-. p®,".' 8 a.*#..'t*te:‘ MemphisMamnh). Stste at Mlssl*Mlssls- within one wl- of the magic figure Coach Walker Briggs' squad haa team svlth Sylvmter at the half­ an accurate pass from Sophomore quarterbacked the ehtb in excel* flying Miami (Fla.i to blaat off fourlh-ran'.ted Mi*aliuitppl. wUh * ference. meet for that state; Duke at North Caro* in 1960 and missed out by but two called it a baU, Jonea protasted, salvaged one tie In four games. HaU and remain doubtful startera back poaitlona. Junior Don Selpel lent fashion and set top linmeroue another college football weekend. sends Its top-ranked defense team Flve Conference game. picked up the ball and showed a tomorrow. Ted Merrow and fiVei- BOBOOEHBtNa Mika OhurUla on the first play of 5-0 mark, and 10th rated Arkan­ against bulky West Virginia that lead, while Georgia. ro-Ieadar with Chattanooga at Ten- wind in each the 1953. and 1956 Thef'e are two pretty good rea­ will quartertMic'k the equsKl and (Bsoto Goal) offensi-v* patterns. Ooaihrlfig and Vhe Flyboya were atunned by aa* (4-1) at Memphis. , The day's television game Hn blotch of black shoe polish on tha helt,' both among the missing a the cool afternoon. Oo-Okptatn Is 3-2. The Big Orange, featuring color) la at Purdue where the O’.e Mia* In the SBC with * Davidson at VMI: Viindeiv heaaons of the 20 Win Club. sons for the Indiana .ouUting an all Dave Malausky, durabla 180-pound Bob Ooehrlng followed with a eee- Hamlll stood out with tbatr clever apeedy Oregon laat week, loaing a Southwest Conference member, a fUsvestatlng ground attack, Boilermaker, mee, ' ^ at Virginia: ^rth Caro^^^ ball. The ump reversed his deci­ out effort to scor* their first 1959 week ago. are not figured to suit sophomore, will get hia first start­ footwork and cunning drfbbitng. Boilermakers meet Iowa at 3;16 ' During the 165ft campaign, a sion and Jones was awarded first up this week. ond quiuier ponalty kick after ofiq 20-,'! for Ihelr flrat loaa In U game*. lost Its game to third-ranked Tex­ hasn't lost In four gnme.s. n.m. EDT over NBC-TV. Another 1 Wake Forest: Washlng- season the Yankeea,- and they, triumph at th* expense of the ing aasignmeRt at firilback. Brigga I They won't have an eaay mark in as last week. Ole Mies, with a bass. of the eagar Bristol backs ha/d Tomorrow afterneon at i3;30 Rpoaltinn Fell Through Bic Ten hlahllkht la the .50th Lit- Wyoming puts It* 8kyline_lead ,t William A Mary. fana, would tike to forget, Ford visitors: Mlstretta wee back In uniform, also has hinted that junior Jim | the Silk Toarere engage onee-beat- UCX.A. The Uclana tied Purdue fourth-ranked offense and Ofth- ' Shoo polish,' white ' at that, minus pads, Monday and. Main- Sport Schedule caught a sure goal shot by Eric tl^Br“ •n J iir g a « « between on the line against Utah S U tf, Mldweat: Coflege of Pacific at was the club'a biggeat wlnnar, 1. No MBS U m im has walked eff Oalanek will be given an oppor­ Swanson. It was SU>rlnaa’ sficond en (3onard In a crurial tget in West 0-0, loat In the 1**1 quarter lo Pitt rated defense, has fullback Char­ Eighth-ranked Penn State (6-0) played a part in the Yankee pen­ Memorial FMd vtotorlonely la chuck, who also missed the HaU tunity to run more while filling in invades Cleveland a Municipal Michigan and MlnnesoU. both 1 -3, whl^ ’MlIntMi)' h)«^Vt^t? netting >6 decisions whi(e losing nant' rac«a during recent year*. TeaigM goal of tbo aoaacn and Ooehrlng’a Hartford. H ttt week the Red and 25-21 and heat raltfomia 10-12 ley Flower* all primed but may ____I conference game with Montana . state: Indiana at Michigan Stata, seven games etnee the gridiron stalemate, rejoined the squad for both Sylvester and Simmons. Stadium for i game with Illinois! at Minnesota. ' o .,.# 10. In hia decade with the Tanka, "In Claveland it 1* hard to aee High aocoer vs. BrleUd Central, nnb. White travels to Platt ott Tuesday laat week. Air Force now h*a a also be caught looking to It* big ” ***“ I Nebraska at Missouri: Wichita at became umhle laftt talL Aetnalljr. Wednesday, Both youngaters may Tremeadeus PferfeimakDe 3-1 mark. Southeaatern Conference game (No. 13) that was originally billed xhe rest of the major iihbeat-" • _ , . u .- the crafty southpaw ha# posted the catcher's fingers hectuae of 8:16 — Brifttol. Huatled Evwy Mlanta and to Briatol Eadtern Friday. Oklahoma State: Detroit at Tul*a; 121 win* and but 50 defeats for a Uie 8Uk Towaere have dropped 14 see limited action tomorrow. Because of its outstanding auc- High cross country vs. Hall The Indian* have already dqfilated Auburn, ranked aeventh m the next week with top-ranked Louis­ as part of an exposition for the:.ng „re busy. Yale (4-0), the ha-1 »^nPhd*^‘-n the lighting system. Someone eug- Briggs reports that McMulIin is ceas against HaU a waek ago the Although many of tha Indians Ohio State at WlKonsin. .708 percenjagfl, (he. best among geated that wa put white shoe eoneeootlve games ea home eoU- Platt, 3:16 -^.Memorial Field. atm showed the affects of Tues­ Platt (6-0) and Eastern 48-0), current Aaaociated Preaa poll, haa iana S'.ate. » opening of the St. Lawrence Sea- i tion's only unacored ))pon team, I ,h Southwest: Texas Tech at SMu; The last wia came oa Nov. fi, 1966 expeoted to play but will wear a Silk Town coechea win start a way. That fell through but It selipiaya winless Colgate while Penn. active pitebera in tha major*. pollah t on Yogi Berra’s flngacs. Satorday, OeL ftl day's bruieing 1-4) win over HsUl leaving only the CbtadUdae as ths won three atraight alnce being up- LSU (6-01 plays SF,C neighbor Baylor at Texas AAM. agalnet West Haven at Mt. Nebs. speolal protective pad on his hand. 6-4-2 defense againat the invaders \ battle belh^en Penn State ^ J ^ r te r s with the Ell In the 2*-0 Workhor*# of the Yanks laat year, This we tried and found thuat M- High football Vfe. Brleto) m West Hartford, the Bristol biggest threat to their ;euirent aet 3-0 by Tenneaaee. The Platna- Florida Ii3-1-11 to try and Improve up c - ...... P'ar W’eat; Colorado *l Arizona; 8. Exeeptlag last week’s stale­ Starting Linemen from Bristol. 'This means that Eastern, 3 — Memorial Field. quarterback Richie Lucas...... - and Il­ " Ivy League, and also 4-0, P'^y* 5tU n«r tha Lake Succey*. N. Y.,.re*ldent worked out well. I know that I had backs huetled every minute on winning atrsak. men have a defenae^the Hurricane* its 1-0 conference record and add Na^v (2-3). Both are 1 to 'U y 'top the Atlantic Coaet Oregon State at Ctllfomis; mate against HnR tke Bed and Beflause of th* numerous Inju- Malausky, Selpel, Tony Alibrlo' Sunday, Oet. tfi ( and quarlergack Fran Ciircl linois' diminutive Mel Meyers. "on-Ieague tolled In' 204 innings ^ d ' posted no trouble seeing Ifogi flash signs defense but tha losers displayed Mae*fee«*er <*> . 0ji*wl <•) 3-11 lo It* 17-gam# winning string. Idaho kt Washington State; New White is wlBleee In ita hut nine rice Allhrlo has been, forced to jug­ and Dave Anderson WUl make up Impertaia ve. Springfield, 3— Oftclauakaa ...... , MiNbi«IIo will have a hard time *ol\ing. Second - ranked Northwestern games. ' a.3j04 earned run mark. out to me after he applied the the quartet of llnebackera. An-1 very UtUe offeiulva aMllty, a trib­ Texas m ^ts Southwest COnfer- "N orth Texas St*le (4-Oi plays) Other •®t>on_io)ilght Con- Mexico at Montana; Denver at poliah.” outings or eliiee oraehbig Flatt of gle his starting forward wall. Two NebO. ute to the oonttnued fine work Brigham Young. I Ford, headline apeaker at the very promising juniors, BUI Bel- derson and AlHirio are only sopho- Boaadt** ...... second Masons' presentation here, Meriden n year m o . Tuesday, Oet. 37 by Bod and White backs. The last As if Coaohe* Briggs and Tony ekewict and Dennis Seibert wUl morea but were singled out for High eooeer va. Platt, 8:16 — Aiwudl ...... • •ee«^ss* Wash­ Included among th* wounded at the guard epoU will flank ag- High soccer va. Bristol Eaetera, IndlahB are, Co-Captaln Fat Mil* gresftlve Norm Richards, Junior ford, Bristol Central, Windham 3:16 — Bristol. of Billy Kuhlmiknn, Buddy Feshler, ' ConsMared to have one of tha ington rookies, Harmon KlUebrew and neighboring East Hartford. Slbrlnfts, Rick Kennedy, Kevin Slhrlna* • *■•*••*« » * I'eee ^ae Shaire UConn in Hub Tonight and Bob Alliaon, plus Roger Maris tretU'(hip), Buddy Minor (knee), center. Saturday, Oet. 81 Hunter in TV Feature beat pick-off movgs to flrat base High footbaU ve. Oonard, 3 — Reardon and Churllla. The six Kaimedy ...... PelMfritn of any pitcher In baaeball. Ford of Kansas City. 'ITie latter isn't a youngsters worked very well with C rookie but he came into his owm West Hartford. Reardon * * • « vse# e4 • Ve eeese a e e -VBniMUl explained that he had never had Monday, Nov. 3 the regular baekfleld of Co-Cap- New York, Oct. 23 (iff’)— Life ia ,iuat one crisis after an­ WinlesB Colgate, a football teamAin rustling in thev second half dur- any. trouble with Luis Aparlclo, the past two yafira as a home run taln (%uck Salmond, Bruce Bona- Churllla Kelley with much to gain and little to Ing a game which featured brli- hitter. 1 High cross country ve. Oonard OL other for Tonv Anthony. There is no middle ground. Either Chicago White Sox speendster, ididdletown, 8:16—West Hart- dles, Tom Anialdl, Jim McAuley lose, will once again be in a "apoll- tling, body-bruising line play by who pilfered 54 baaea laat season. From the Upa of Farrell, theaa and atsuidout goalie Mike Gael- OMU'Seorad by: MriniM. GoShrinr. he is the “ new’’ Anthony, striding toward a title, or he la er" position when It faces * na­ both aides. Converted halfbaclf rib ticklers. I ford. SulMtltutea: Manobefter: Hort Mor- the “old” Anthony, backaliding into the ranks of forgotten "Aparlclo will steal on most auskas. iartr, Stuek. ftwanaon,, OlaU. Goehrlna, tionally-noted Yale team tomorrow, Dave Bishop, who has been a "When the 1959 aeason ended, I Tueaday. Nov. 8 FIneat la the State Hamlll Campoceo. Moraaeo, Ordway. in a 2 p.m. game In the Bowl great micCes* at the center post- rlgbthanded pitchers," Ford aald. asked Yflgi Berra what happened ? High soccer ve. Oonard, 8:16 — WInler*. Kliw, Maaaollnl. Cordner, Mor- fighters. * ' ^ “But moat lafthandera have good A crowd estimated slightly over rlaon. Ifaurtea, Morlarty. Joe White and Hiiah Ernie Braca. who delivered a \S T • ^ A crowd of more than 30.000 ia tion, sparkled as a linemah In th* "He answered, 'We made too I Memorial Field. (Herald Photo by Satcmlal ■Fight or Plav’ ultimatum to his l l l f f S expected to watch Yale’s defensive game which highlighted outatand- pickoff moves and he doesn't go. many wfong mistakes.’ " Friday, Nov. ft ‘ . - -...... fighter after a particularly poor C ' demona try to preserve Ihelr status | ing line play at almost every »nap I know that 1 have never had Asked to explain his part In the High eoeeer va. Maloney, 8:18 any trouble with him on base, only performance against Jesae Bow- i . . r h $ l I c i as the nation's only unscored-on 1 of the ball. Ends Barry O'Connell now famed Copacahana incident I — Meriden. dry in May. hope* the "new Tony. F ’ ^ A; JL V F v F Ca .1 © m ajor college team, if the Ella can and Tom Conroy, together with when he’s at bat." several years ago in which Hank SUte Craee Country Meet — Hunting Dog Flush will he on' display tonight against! w ■ a i w ■■ continue to lock the door to theli center-guard .lohn Zinser, were de­ ' iTord ' plcka off more runners Bauer. Mickey Mantle, Ford, Berra New Britain Teachers College. Conference Fines Ole Miss end zone against Colgate, they will fensive lUndout*. than any pitcher in baseball but and BUI Martin- attended, in ob­ match ai defensive mark that ha* Bill Mlnnerly ia the leading year he was charged with two servance of the. latter’s birthday, u't^fsvoHie”' Hold Lead Berra replied: "Nobody did nuthln' For Recruiting Violation Although Hunter t* unheralded stood for 16 vear* in college fool-, ground gainer on the UConn squad balks. "There was a reason for Ten Pin B ow ling calling the lialk*, "Jackie Farrell to nobody!" Lives Up to Name „ TKO over Argentina's Alex New York. Oct. 23 <45- Only the ball ranks. The last time a college 1 with 298 yard* in 61 carries for • Miteff lii his most recent victory, ftfth place Chicago Black Hawks team was able to go through as 4,9 average. Beat, percentage wise, hrdkft in.” It Was done just to For Youngsters many aa five games without being i* Gerry. D’Avollo who has a 6.2 prove that the um'pire* at^ on the Birmingham. Ala.. Oct. 23 (SV--AChrUtmaa glfta valued et abont provedprnvm hene mightiiiipcin be«yr too muchii4u»i» for have nave* iftcnrenscored ir\\nfewer goals thanl h h i i thel u c ComplainU ■cored on was in 1943, when, mark per carry by virtue lOf 118 • ball.’’ Farrell, the little man with Southeaatern Conference Commis­ 1100, "®''^ Anthony. Hunter, a Do-, octroit Red Wings. Even the lasl- ^mplaint Department has re {Starts Saturday The commlfiiloner said Holmes B y E A R L l U S l iroit heavyweight stalemate ofi pi^ce New York Rangers, with 22, Southern California atrung six y'ard* in 36 tries. D AvoBo la also a T.OOO afories, accompanied Ford sioner Bernie Moore haa fined the Bhutout* togethe-. | leading p*s* receiver with eight : here. ceived Several calls asking wh; also was given the use of en WTiat better lume could a hunting dog have than Flush ?1 Sugar Ray Roblnson, has a 13-B-2| *re six ahead of the Wings in the there isn't a time limit that e*c: Ten pin bowling has caught the Unlveralty of Mlaelaalppl H.OOO automobile to attend the 1968 L'lFl 111^ LVflUllill- But It won't be eaay. ' : catch** for 135 yards. Before the question and answer for violating athletic recruiting That's the call tag applied to Joe White’s 2-year-old Eng-1 record in 2i pro fight*. ; scoring column. The Red Raider* have given, UConn has smashed Springfield, period started. Farrell cautioned bpy In tha Midget FootbaU Leagu* I faney of tho young folks in Man- Sugisr Bowl game. Other gifts Yet Detroit Is leading the Na- p.'Ogram must play In every game. chaaUr with moro than 860 regla- rules. worth from |6 to |10 were given lish Springer Spaniel. t ^ . ' XT . 1 A tional Hockey League with' five Yale more trouble in recent year* 35-8; lost to Yale. 20-0; bowed to hia audience that "This ia the flrat TONY AUBRIO DENNIS 8BIBEBT Anthony. National Amateur ^ tie in six atarts, honest' quiz that you have listened The reports, from aavsral source*, DAVE ANDERSON tered for the Recreation Depart­ It was the maximum penalty he Holmes from time to tbne, Moore Although registered as FaU»Echo entered in his first field trial. He than a band of Indian* on the w ar-1 Rutgers, .20-8; shutout Massaehu- claim aome hoy* get In for only chapip it) 1952 and an Ol.vmptc , answer obviously la defense, palh In a cowboy movie. In fact, I sett*. 26-0;- and topped Maine, to In month*." * '■ ment Bponaored leaguea at the can Impose. Ho haa ao power ea said. Whlte, wdio "reeide* In Bblton. took home a second In the Best of one play, a game, two plays at the Paricada Lane*. Roger Macalone commissioner to put members on tacked the name Flush on hla -fine Breed competition in the Pupp>' teammate of Floyd Patterson that partlrularlv goalie Terry the present setting is much the | 18-15. moat I and then waltz back to th* Moore said the guardienshlp ar­ aame .vear. 1*, coming up for hi* ggvixhuck. Lancs manager, .reports that any pfobatiem. TTiis u up to the con­ rangement was new to him a ^ to hunting canine, and for good rea­ Stakes. same a* for the 1963, 1964, 1956,1 66TH MERTINO bench and pick up ■liver*. A year ference, Itaelf. son. Flush, a liver and white male, Although Flush has yet to walk last shot at the big money. A fter, Sawchuck gave another brilliant and 1966 Colgate ronteata. Yale The season's first Little Thre* • Cufttomec's M hd ' • youngster, interested and who has the conference. ago th* ml** read that each boy I not signed up ae yet, may do «o Moore’s action Thursday In­ haa flushed hi* share of game off with a blue ribbon In either the Bowdry defeat he went into pprformanre Thursday night as the fans remember the -diaastrou* re -, gam* will be played at Amherst D—— j tester Tech 24-7 last Saturday are- Yankee teammates, Mickey averages. Teams will be formed slaaippl. shortly after he signed a quirements." a boy ia good enough to get a suit, KNIGHTS OF CXMUU6IBU8 opens Saturday. co-owner of the White Glass fVi in ! over Hunter earlier in the year. ly 143 minutea of play. In 19.54, Ysle had won four o f ; and Coach Norm Daniels hope* ' Mantle and Elston Howard. In­ lls should be good enou^ to play, HERAI4> LiEAOUE < Y WEDNESDAY LEAGUE ahortly, Macalone said. grent-in-eld in 1967, beeeuee Ola Holines said at Fajrattevflle, Aric., jcn ‘1 Like moat dog owners. White ,Manchester with Archie La- Two years ago Anthony fought R "'®* * game umil the four hefoi-e running Intp a medio­ that the momentum picked up In cidentally, for 'member* of the at least four minutes, which la Standings Stssdiags Standings I The ege groups will be as fol Mia* Coach Johnny Vaught has a that his guardian waa Ouestman Rochelle. hi* wav to a title match with laat minute of play, when the that game will carry the ■ Car- Yankeea obaerved birthdays In W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet; W. U Pet. [lows. Group 1—12 years and un rule against married pleyerli on and that he drove one of the doc­ Is ss proud as a peacock when Wings scored twice after the cre Colgate crew. Again the .teama 1 only- one tenth of the running time one mentions Flush. Flush has proven his ability un­ Archie Moore in the light heavy tied 113-131 and Yale weijl on to , dinals to a win over Amherst. The October, Tony Kubek oiv the 12th for a regulation game. Benday* ...... 8 S .687 Mancheater Motors .. .7 2 .778 ManchcatarModes . . 8 0 lOOUIder, bowl Saturday mornlnga at 8 hia aquad. tor's cere to the Sugar Bowl game. der fire, SO to speak, during open Bruins hsd pulled goalie Don Sim- Rulers ...... 6 4 .558 Correntt'a Insurance ..8 3 .887 Pagan! Otarars ... 8’,^ IVi .818 Group 2—13 to 16 years, Batur The Incident Involvee a guerd- He declined comment on any gifts. Purchased at tjiree months of division. He was stopped in seven In a deaperntlon effort to drop three of its last four games. Lord .leff* were iipeel laat Sat­ Andy Carey the 18th, Mantle the Why 25 boys In uniform. If they age from a Glaatonburj' breeder, hunting season, romping over hill Switching to the heavies j Ji'e Ude.'Simmons went out The 196.' results vere even mors urday bv the Coast Guard Acad­ 80th and Ford. can't play on Sunday? Poi^tart ...... 6 4 .566 Don Wlllia Oarage ...5 4 .556 Stevenson Insurance 8 2 .750 day mornings at 11; Group 8—18 lenahlp ' relattonahlp between The football player, now 31, was .444 Home Specialties .826 to 18 yeara, Satunjay afternoons Holmes and Dr. Reuben Chrest- married in July of 1968 and Vaught and weighing but 10 pounds, and dale, flushing mil game birds that dlsaater, he wori **''*0 I " | with just 70 seconds to play, and discouraging.' The Ells had rollsd emy' 14-12. Black shoe polish played an'im­ The boys who ait out the regu- Agatas ...... 2 7 .223 E A 8 Gage ...... 4 5 Flush has grown into a flO-pound- for his master to shoot. row before he bowed to Reuben w.onda later Marcel Pronovost over four consecutive opponents "We played a pretty good game portant part In'one of the World lar scheduled games are the samt What a difference a Green Barbers ...... 3 8 .333 Shaa’a Nutmegs ■600| at 1:80; Group 4, high school boys, man of Helena, Ark. withdrew his iCholariAUp in Au­ "He's the greatest. " White said, .223 Monday afternoon* at 8, and Moore aald guardlapshlp papers gust. He enrolled at Anuhsaa in er. At age elx months, without Vargas last .lanuary. Hia record acored InfAInto tliAthe nn#tiopen net. FlfflfHalf &a previous to meeting Colgate. This at W o r c e s t e r ,'" Daniels aald Beriea games' in -Milwaukee two ones who take the bumps in prac makes! At that tlma th* Rulers MftrrlU’a M arket...... 3 7 nUaramo any previoua training. Flush was and one was inclined lo agree is 40-7-1 with 29 knockouts. He was the same Yale team that even­ I Wednesday, "b u t we made several yeftra ago when a pitch struck ties during the week. AU three flrat dlvlaion tsanis Construction . .6001 Group 6—high school girls, Tuaa- were . taken out on Holmes September. minute later Gordie Howe did the were in first place but a 3-1: loss Chrestman, oontaeted at Heltna, has been stopped five times. same thing, and that was that. tually subdued powerful Army. defenaiye-- miktakea that fortu­ to the Pointers thU past wesk were victorious this past week, Turcotte’a Baao 3 6 .376 dey afternoons at 3. and that tha youth elgned a But .Colgate squeezed out a 7-0 nately didn't proveto be coatly. I'm with Manchaster Motor Salsa (1) Morlarty Bros. 2 8 .260 All leaguaa will be sanctioned by grant-in-aid Dec. 7, 1957. Querd- Ark., said be was the guardian and The heavyweight bout re-opens Val Fonteyne scored the first dropped them into a two-way tie also an alumnus of MuslesIppL He goal In the first period, and De- win against the Blue-. I .still not satisfied with' our block- blanking Grean Barbara 3-0, Cor- Fogarty Bros. . IH 8H .188 (fi® American Junior Bowlii^ Con- ienshlp was granted Dec. 24, and Madison Square Garden to boxing for runner-up honors. Tied fur Moorse said the boy received declined further comment. Springfield to Test Locals for the new season. The iMt show li’olt made it 2-0 when Billy Mc­ Colgate established it* title o f ; ing. but If we're ever going to second spot a week ago, ths Ben- renti's Insurance (3) taking three Jack Lappen greaa. in the Garden was Aug. 14. Neill deflfctatl Warren Godfrey s "midseason monster" as far a* improve In that department, we'll Rigney^ on the Spot, days blanked the ccUer dwelling points from Merrill’s Market and Infeurance ...... 0 8 .0001 bon Wlllia Oarage (3) getting . ^ ' 1 Through the»-l*C fallSO*l andmam - winterA.aiifcx. x-x-.aea- long — -shot.....- ---at the- • orner of the cage Yale was concerned in 1956. The do It in the Amherst game. There's Agates 8-0 and now lead the Rul­ Front-running Manchester Semi-pro football wnll be uah-*last Sunday with New London only blot on the Ivy I^eagiie cham­ peat E A S Gage 2-1 4.. WWith it h tthree h r « * mmore n r* nicrhtunights rtfof nr:prac­ son, there will be Imxing shows In ' In the final period, never a problem getting our boys ers and Pointers by a single game. Modes, despite the newly installtd ered In for the flrat time this sea- the arena on 18 of 23 Friday | The Montreal Cafiadiens stayed pions’ record was a 14-6 loaa—to "up” for a Little Three game." Mailman Joe Twaronlte must be eon in Manchester Sunday after­ tice under their belts the Caterers | GENE CONLEY Individual honors were gar­ handicap system, continued their right on the heels of the Red Wings Colgate. Diiniela feels that "Amherst Signs One-Year Pact floating on Cloud Eight this week noon at Mt, Nebo. Paired In the hope to launch a new offensive 1 nered by Walt Lailey who fash­ after hla tremendous success on unbeaten pace with a 4-0 sweep of againat the Bay Slatei-s. Tha network - NBO radio and ! So. the script would seem to fit will give us one of our toughest ioned a 149 single at the West Jack Lappen Insurance at the I 2 o'clock contest ■tvlH be the Man- favorably Into CTolgate’a pattern of the duck pin lanes. After hitting a television rover^e will atari at j .^heir goala In the games of the season. Their loss to Side Rec alleyi. Manchester Parkade Tap Pin | cheater Imperial Caterers and the The Calerci will lake over the pestering Yale. But the cast of , . San Francisco, Oct. 23 (TP)—Manager Bill Rigney, whose whopping 488 triple on Tuesday Sprin^eld Giants. 10 p.m. a* usual. Two judgea and ! „p,.iod Conley Edges Moon Coast Guard will probably make Lanes. Second place Pagan! Cater­ spotlight at Ni I when the Midget characters has changed and Yale San Francisco Giants collapsed in the final week of the Na­ night at the Weat Side Rec, a referee will score the match by | ^t^,' Canadiena had only a them even more determined to WEST SIDE REG ers rolled a 2H-1^ victory over I Manchester .ha* played two Leaguers travel to Torrington for 1-0 hopes that the pattern ha* also. Twaronlte journeyed- croas tha rounds, using a supplementary i going into that period show up well again.al us. This tional League pennant race, getfi one more chance to bring Standings Fogarty Bros, and third place games to date, bowing to the a doubleheader. The locals will The present Elis have parlayad a tracks Wadnaaday and fired a neat and drill tbnigtit at 7 o'clock at jhe point system in case of even | ______(Rockett______Richards havinghavinf year's Little Three championship home a pennant winner: W. L. Pet. Stevenson Insurance settled for a strong Wethersfield Prison. 6-0, conaiatent and steady offense with could go to any of ue and our 404 triple. Mis single games were and then playing a acorelesa tie Oval. eounds. ' scored------j * from----- 10 feet early i--in tv>.the Owner Horace StonehSm, In an­ Rigney aald, "In that aeries here, Oliva's Esso ...... 8 8 1.000 145, 188 and 121, leaving him wfth 3-2 tie with Turcotte’a Eaao Sta­ For N.L. Comeback a punishing defense to qut down | boys know that.” nouncing Rlgney's re-amplpyrnent we Just didn’t hit.” McCann’s Service .....4' 2 .867 tion. In other action Shea's Nut-1 I opening session. Gonnpcticiit. Brown, Columbia and ' Wesleyan haa won only on# and a glittering 140.2 average for two 1 However, in s little more than yastarday on a one-yeSr contract He predicts the awltch from Hartford Rd. Grill ,...8 3 .500 nights of work—or la It relaxa­ mega trimmed Fillaramo Con-1 four nilnulea of the final period New York. Oct. 23 (/P)—Gene Conley’s basketball team Cornell with machliie-like pre-; io*t three doe# games. In four '^'belleved to call for about {40,000, 22,5(ip-aeat Seals Stadium with the West Side Tavern ....8 3 .500 tion? strucUon 3-1 and Home Special- clsion. They already have won Karnes, the Cardinals have out- I Claude Provost, .lean-Guy Talbot won the world’s profes.sional chanipion.ship last season. Hia mful* It evident the graying, 41- prayaiUng jet stream to laftflald Paganl Caterers 3 .500 Other scores of note were tiea divided four points with Mori-1 t and Bemie (Boom Boom) (3eof- twice as many gamea aa laat ncored their opponents..65 (o 58. year-dld'former InfleWer 1* orf the will help the club. They'll play Renn'a Tfivem ...... 2 4 .333 arty Bros. baseball club finislied in the cellar. year’s team- Most , of th* team ; Amherst has a 2-2 record. chalked up by Chet Nowicki 145- ■ frlon tallied. Today, the lanky Philadelphin t- ...... ~ - •pot. ‘ next season In 46,000-seat CCandle- Pagani'a West Sides ...2 4 .333 393, Don Carpenter 150-140-393. The league’aVTlrat 200 scores | Phil Maloney counted the Hawks' member* swallowed last year’s bit The state schedule: Asked . the significance of the atlck Park. .167 pitcher himself came out on top in ter defeat* and aren’t ready yet to j Armory Tavern ...... 1 6 Andy Lamoureaux 151-378, Lanky were garnered by Aldo D’Appol- , lone goal in the last period while Moon also .beneflUed from a Tonight one-year pact where Rigney t'wlce "Our players had a tendency in the voting for Ihe National I.,eagup give up the sweet taste of victory. Connecticut at Boston U Repeating their fine start of a Walckowski 360, Bolo Lucas 142- lanio 213 (531) and Stan Hilinakil I the Canadians were two men short Comeback Plaver of Ihe 5’ear. He change. After halting only .238 previously has served under two- Seals Stadium to try and snap 883, Ed Bujauciua 383, Larry with seven homera and 38 runs | Saturday ysar ago Oliva’s Eaaomm shut 302. Other fine scores were turned £vsJui!>odi^...JluA, , through penalties, received 5s of the. J68 votes co.st hv rCONNS ON ROAD year contracts, Stoneham replied; the bell toward leftfleld because Bates 355, Art Johnson 162-888, in by. Gino D’Allessandro 179-188- i The rough game was costly to baited in for ,St. Loui.*. the Card!-1 The Universitv of Connecticut Colgate at Yale. New Haven out Pagani'a Weat Sides 3-0 to re nieiilber* of the Base’oall Writers' 'Tt qpuld work to (he advantage of the wind and it hurt the bat­ Tony Salvatore 382, Joe Stamler 025, Pat Faradlao 188-582, How­ TOP QUALITY > the Canadiena. who lost defense- nals dealt him to the Dodgers for football team hope* to pick up Worceater Tech at Coast (^uird ing,” Btgney said. main unbeaten in their first two As.aociation of America. Wally or .difuvantage of both sides. If. starts. The story on the match and 368 and Ted (Chambers 388, ard Lappen 187, Don Benoit 1771 I man Bob Turner when he suffered Gino Cunoli laat Dec. 8. He im­ where'It left off last-SstuMay a* Central Oonnectlciit at South­ wa have a good season, Rigney . Needs for 1980 center on a big, I a bone fracture when struck on the Moon of the Los Angeles Dodgers ern Connecticut Joe Twaronlte’a briUlant shooting and John Duval 178. was second with 45 voles followed proved immediately, healing a it Invade* Boston University Field will be'In poelUon to,aak for more. strong, relief pitcher and additton- BESTAUBANT LEAGUE right foot by a shot. The foot will steady tattoo of Jiase hits off the for a gridiron clash with the BU Upsala at Bridgeport af bench strength. was carried In Wednesday’* Her­ be in a cast for three weeks. by Duke Snider, anc^er member If we'd like to ' make a, change ald. Standings Y KEOUDR'S IXAGUE close 'leftfleld screen in the Los Terrier*, tonight at 8 o'clock. ■ Wesleyan at Amhenlt ' after next year. It doesn't anchor "If I can keep some of. the W L Pet. 01 the World Champions, with 22. Trinity at Alfred Four other mstchss vvera de­ gfaedtng* Conley, who play* for the Bos­ Angeles Coliseum, The lefthanded In tripping Maine. 18-1'5, in the elufi with additional yaar'a starting pitchers out of the bull Walnut ...... 11 1 .917 batting outfielder 'wound up with a Yankee Conference play at Strong favorites are 'Soiithem .pen. It will help a lot," the pilot cided by a 2-1 margin, with Mc- Cavey'e ...... 9 8 .750 w Pot. Sport* op Radio, TV ton Celtics of the National Basket­ Connecticut; Coast' Guard (2-8), contract. That's when the game Gann’s Service Station defeating BowI-a-Dcars ...... 15. .760 ball Assn., switched baseball uni­ .302 average, 24 homers and 74 Orono. Maine, last weelc, the becomes very brutal.!’ declared. "Also a reserve Inflelder Ray’s 7 5 ^583 UConn \s. Boston Unlveralty, RBI. UConn Huskies c-*me iip with their Clicking^ now u'lfder Coach Otto who can hit and play more' than Pagan! Caterari. Hartford Rd. Dak Grill ...... 6 6 JiOO Bowl-a-Jete ...... 12 .800 7:45 p.m., WTIC. forms la.at March 31 W’hen the Graham after losing thre* Rlgm^y'a Gianta led ihe league Grill turning back Armory Tavern Rockettes ...... 12 .650 Phillies acquired him from Mil-1 Snider, hampered b.y a bad knee, best defensive effort of the sea­ by tvvo games going into th* final- on* poBition.” aub 21 ...... 6 10 .333 Tony Anthony vs. Billy Hunter, son. Goach Bob Inghlla' hustling straight: and Trinity (2-1-Tl. Stoneham picked out injuriea to and Weat Side Tavern edging Hl-Fi’a ...... 10 .500 T ile waukee in a six-p,laycr Irarisac- .slumped to a personal low of 15 sight but lost seven of those to Red Ember ...... l' 14 .067 ' 10-roimd heovywetgtit boxing homers in the Dodgers’ first sea­ Huskies allowed the Maine Black Bridgeport (1-4) 1* an underdog pitcher Jack Sanford and third Rann’a Tavern. Even at this early stage peren­ Ten Pin* ...... 8 .800 bout, 10 o'clock, Channel*. 10, 22 tion. against Cp**)a. but here, ton, the wind up,In third place. Actually,, Noteworthy acoraa"were pinned Pinups -...... 8 .800 McGuire The change Workeit wonder.* for son on the We.st Coast In 1958. He Bear* but three Orst downs on the Stoneham sgld, be discussed the baseman Jimmy Davenport aa tha nial strong Walnut ReeUurant has and 80. ground In the fir*t half, and none breaks could be the big factor big factors againat the club. San­ hy Charles Whelan 312. Stan Sa- League-leading Bowl - ■ Daam Touchdown (College football the 29-year-old righthander. He drove hi a mere 58 runs. The past one-ysar pact with Rigney on Sept. made it clear that it haa no idea year, Duke slammed 23 home runs ford miaaed several weeks after alsla 153-888, Art Johnson 359, of rellnquiahing the cbampionahlp and ninnera-up Bowl-a-Jats con-1 highllghto), 8 p.m., Channel I8^ collected si . least, one vlrtoiy 20. At that time the club , had John Lucas 363. Ding Farr 351, against each 'club In the league, and had 87 RBIs. started to skid, losing th-ree being hit on hia pitching band crown. Roger DlTarando’e boys tinned their present pSoe with Bim<< finishing wjth a 12-7 record and a straight to the,Los Angeles club while betting and Davenport auf Fox KOChin 861, Tony Salvatore nipped Ray's RaaUturant, 2-1 this liar 8-1 'Victories over the Flnu^e Ofhof' ballot^ cast were 11 each 361, Charlie Whelan 141, Chet and Rockettes, respectively, while I Atll^ y . Calif., Oct 23 l/P) .300 earned run average. He de­ for Don 'Newcombe of' Cincinnati Storehouse of Surprises that went on lo win th4 Wbrld fered 'a knee. Injury. week to stay two game* ahead of TWO veteran Jockeys were injured Rigney also Indicated the Giants Nowicki 139 and Ding Farr 138. ■eoond place Cavey’a Restaurant, the fourth place Hl-Fi’a captured! veloped a sore arm in mid-August and Gil'Hodges of Los Angeles; 10 (Championship. SPORTS Bowling Sj Head , when their mounts collided and and did not pitch the' rest of the may seek to fill their needs in ths a 8-0 victor over cellar-dwelling all four points from the Ten Pina. for Gus Bell of (^hcinnatl; five for Askpd what'oaussd the epUaps*, Inter-lsagup trading that starts spilled ' at Golden Gate F 1 e l d s year. With the Braves the previ­ Harvey I Haddix of Pittsburgh; two In Unique' Hoople System TUESDAY HOUSEWIVES • Red Bhnber. Fouith place Oak Jeanne Nouriit was the No. 1 Reminding You To Tune In Saturday , yesterday. ous .season, Conley did not win a for Cimoli, whb' hit .279 for St. Nov. 21. . Grill Restaurant ehut out Club 21, hegler this past week with a 848 r •. Frederick Rose, 27j Amcan, Pa- "With a race aa close aa It was StaadlHg* 3-0 in another metoh at tha Double triple on the strength of 130 and game and lost six. compiling a Louis; and one each for Ed Math­ laat aeaaon. the other clubs must W L Pet. 1:45 P.M. ' nania. underwent brain surgery at 4.R8 ERA. Gene’s best big league ews and .Johnny Lo'gAn ;'of Milwau­ By 61AJQB A510S B, HOOPLK Rarely have, we had .rqor#- Strike alleys. 121 slnglee. Dot Frey chipped in P e r Herrick Memorial Hospital In astoundlng aspect* on our card 30-MINUTE FREE feel that with added help we’ll ba Spatulas ...... 19 1 .960 Chris Dec! joined the 400 braska22. MKsonrt 16 Thdndays BxhlhMion The Goodyear Service Store Grease and batting average, according to sta- j, drop* over N lagsn Falls; Northwmtern 27, Noire Dome 22 WE MPAIR Minneepolia 120, Detroit 101 StoaSiBs* Pontlctlli A Sons .... 2 18 t i l l Arms 3-1, third place Manchester W. L. Bet MerriU's Market clung to first Auto Parts broke even with run-| Grime In i.j tLstics released hy the Associated | o '„ . . . i - mt i„ hi. Hak-kaff, we've ati'ayed far. Wlsconaln I7, Ohlo-Htat# 7 ALL MAKES Friday's Schedule ady*-H#rb Smith ...... 5 1 .u: The Time afield, ao ^ c k to football. A fit- C^allfomta Ifi'.^egqn Htate 7 No Game Scheduled. rloa-Wln 8mlU> ....xx,,,,..* 1 . place with , a 2-1 deolaian over Cor-- ner-up Garden Grove, each win­ S ..e > " ”kl'iuna 'X lic^a''"'P as' I la-t hit "to'^^^ind up aLl"..3M t-John UadluDd 4 a . renti’s Insurance while runner-up ning two points, and fourth place | ^ s T a 1.58 bTtter'^m 1958. led th^ The 2S5vear.oW r^htha^^^^^^^^ ting farewell season for a fine Plttahurgh 86. Tex. Chrlstlaa • SaiardBy’s Sehedsde. , ....fBob Oatrander ...... 4 1 j DISTRIBUTED BY gentleman will bsl capped for Ray ' Texas 84, Rice 7 Philadelphia at New York Mars^John U). and BIU Sheekay 863. reepeettvely. '-70 BROAD O leadelr UrW»8 with a .361 average, his 24,hiU. giving him 2,3 home ' ' ------runs In 14 aeaflona. He batted western'# air arm win prova au- MaaeKaatar 20. Briatol 7 bnoated hts Ilfetimo mark five Inperiala 2ft, SpHagflaM • points to .275 In nine seasons. The .231, ' perlor to Notra Dame'a.

-I-' 1 . 1 . PAGE NlIfBm M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1950 M A N C ^T E R EVENING HBRALt), MANCHEStER, CONNw FRIPAy I OCTOBER t8, 1PB9 Hmuos ter Soto Uo«Ma-for Salt M f l FJMaijaOBTBEN ArtieteB For Bate HfNUMa for Soto for Soto Wantad— - FartHizen Rooms Witktoit Boferd 59 CAPE COD-fl flnistMd WBUii. BY PAGAt«T iflB BHURTBII 1—3CANCHEiTER - New listing. EVERYTHING IN FERGUSON ROAD Sbi'bUM Offftrai 1) rUKKE OUiSHTA BE A LAW igr Famaia h u m u s f o r Bale, also fOl, good ... TMtomon|o SOUTH WmOflOR, 79 4urel St. dormer, 3 baths, bay win ROOMS—Fornlehed,' deli heated. 8 rram rtoioh, axtra totgd ktlelb Beautiful 6 room colonial, .8 large clean topaoU. Frae deHvary in flOtm.tXJBAN 66W maiiun, *8 ahd 'Free parking. Alio heated rabtas. FIVE R ^ ^ Ibveiy flat, partly Four genuine bedrcNtme In this walkout baasiuant. O rn tfse fto o it lANDlNO «ad tMabttla|. Manchester. MI 8-6718. en,.buUt-ln ovan. .aeraenad porch, bedrooms, 3>k bathe full dlhlng REAL ESTATE rage, amesite drive. AO to a MI 94781, MI 8-7104.' Call h a 9-M36: between 8-7 p.m. fumialtea, parking ^aciUUta', Fur­ room, living room and kitchen, 3 home, phis two full baths. House la «M fhwn. la W ANTED AT* THE Scranton Touriat Home . , and half acre lot. Exoellsnt Hnanel , la slightly used, hut In "better than lent eondltloR. FHA USED WOODEN combination nace, hies nelghGpriiood,.. eonven- avaUable. Marion R. Rohartsoa, flrepiacee, knotty pine heated rec­ SPEaAUBTS flmCB 1928 CLASSIFIED ^ 'MANSFIELD STATE .Cabina, 186 ToUand Tpke.' Jem location. Quiet people pre­ new” eonditioti. Kitchen has the 818JM). Earto »j tUttan, doors two 86x80. Used * ^ ^ 8 " Brokar, 30 84898. reation room, butlt-la bar. >>uUli.e If you are eeeklng a home let m 8-74*3. MEUraOLBTBRT, slip o o ^ d H pUM hNd Goodfl^ ferred. Cajt MI 8-8008, after 3. patio, awnings, con.binatlon win­ bullt-lns, and a Isrgs rear enclessd t r a i n i n g SCH0OL, storm windows, six—88x88, two— LIVINO ROOM—And bedroom, us know your particular daeirse rch ia Ideal for eating out. Full drapofioa euBtmn mad*. P ^ t* 38x86, ooe—80X86. Other smaller first floor front, on bus UhS, ires- in v e s t m e n t property-4 «part- dows. Laige outdoor (Irejtlace, and we will submit the beet values MANSFIELD MPOT, also small tool shed. One-car at- senient, ga n g s to attached. Sen­ advertising Omaua. Optn ovaninga for' r * n sixes. CsU at 448 Main St. 11 a.m. taursnt nssrby and parking. MI- FIVE ROOM apartment, nice loca­ menu and reauqram with * year the market aflordk. Many buyare sible. Better then 80 homes for Lota for fltf* 78 convanlanee. P A M O r""‘ WAflBmO MACHINE. Ganeral lease. Excellent ratura, good Jo- Uched garage with nany more e CONNECTICUT to 1 p.m. dally. • S-59P3. tion, with haat. MI 94640. g look for a good price. Others look flhopa, m N. Mato St. Elactric 1961, Can MI 84851. cation. low price. Act ‘oday. r b r added------features. Situated in a fine MJ)j4c»E8tER--«olton Has, ouar for good conation. Jaryle Realty “ t j . CROCKETT. Realtor PSYCHIATRIC AIDEB-Men and KALAMAZOO fumacea—oU, gaa PIJEIASANT—Largs, hsated roq.-i; READY Hov. 1st New 414 room. further infdraation call Philbrickf realdehtlal area Priced at only Co.- gives you both. Call ua TO­ 8 adrea of high wooded tond.. Sell­ TTPKWIUTEM - Itapalrad, rant Woman—8119-84 M-weckly with am and coaf. New and used fumacaa, APARTMENT siza gas stove, glass Agencg, 3d 944*4.______131.800. H rT. Dlmock Co., Ml MI 3-1677 ovsn with light. Barely year old. fres parking, ofl bus tins, 148 Ceramic tile bath and showar, Ra- DAY! ing- for the low price IM M - ad, aold and aandcad 41* E. nual tnersases to $168.33 M-weekiy. humen. Alao blower^ humldl- Cenlsr St. MI 8-5002. 8-0246 or Robert D. Murdock, MI Shown by appointment Call Fbn- Middla rumpika. M M4TT. . 880. M T .S 4 ^ . frigsrstor and elsctric atovs. MI *5 LAKE flTRBBT-7 room Co- REDUCED-Cape with • finished Uniforms furnished. 40 hour week. fiers and Incinerators. Expert fur­ 9-8840. } 84473. JARVIS REALTY CO. brick Agency. MI 9-8484. Complete msintensnee avsUsble at nace repairing. Chimney, furnace ROOM—One" minuts •K- lonUl, IH batha, acreened porch, rooms, oversized with large kitch­ OIUNDWO and aharpantng-rarin ' . ALBERT’S from Sti-eet, tight houses atuched garage, beautifully 'and- n - MANCHESTER. Six room en, 4 bedrooms possible i-car ga­ LOW PRICBD^BuUdera emertu- and houaabold toola, laam .nowara nominal coet. No experience re­ and fireplace cleaning. MI 8-47*8. F^UDLT PRESENTS THEIR LARGE t h r e e "room apartment 283 E. CENTER 8T. MI 8-4113 quired—we provide training course keeping, wb . Ml 9-7869. Heat, Hot water, phrklng, ahop- •caped lot. 103x613. Im m e^ te Ranch, 3 baths. Attached garage. rage, owner anxious to near your nlty. 13 approved V* aera MUdo and aawa praelalon abarponed, ••GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY” occupancy. 3larton E. Roberism, Wall to wall barpctlng. Dispoerl. 34r 4-0270 MI 8-8768 PI 3-8811 offers, 8. A. Beechler Realtor, MI IM Ms. 18 acres ai baokland. PLEASE I^AD YOUR AD motora aarvlead. Bmpaon B Come in for gn Interview oi ping, on bus tine. 3 0 8-1485. write for application blank. FOR SALE—Storm windows, vari­ 60-pc. 8 ROOM GROUP WITH NkUbhen Ipriv&egee. Broker, 30 84953. refrigerator, atove. Included. 8-8989 or MI 91*983. 3(8nchester telephone eaebanga. Abom, Mapla St., Bllington, TR which includes Illy located. BaBabiea ae- •hare ‘ 1.800. R. F, Dlmock Co.. Ml East St., Hebron, near BoHon. ous sizes. MI 94783. WANTBDr-Woritlng girl to MANCHESTER-Oenulne 4 bed­ — ^ ^ « W u t ARtr U k «i v n t th* 5-71M. U-pc. LIVINO ROOM . Mrs. Dorttoy, 14 Arch St. an apartment. CkUl Rockvlkvllle TR LIKE TO STRETCH OUT? FIANCH—3 bedroome, tile bath Only *8.800. Terms. JLsWtanoa. F. SituatioM Wiuited>-> 10-pc. BEDROOM room colonial, built 1958. IH wei^ride. location, plaster walls, HAROLD A SONS, RubMeh ranioV' PAteLE room, Ffano, Broker. Ml 8-3788. Pemala PBRMAGLA8 hot water heater, to 36-pc. KITCHEN WARM. COMFORT baths, dining room, breakfast n i — BOLTON—New extra large This 400 foot cleared deep lot fireplace, large kitchen and dining al eellari and attica, cteanad. excellent condition, *80. MI 8-8063. ' A r ^ I a r *6(X) value! very nicely furnish^ihed.^ls bath, CENTRALLY Ideated, 8 room fur nook, large kitchen, large Itvlra Cane, l acre wooded lot. Very large will allow It!! A beauty of a 8 area, must be sold. S. A. Beechler, Aahea, Mpara. all mbblah. Harold ALL 80 PIECES, ONLY nice private home, 816 9t. nlshed tojwrtment, garage. Vacant. room with fireplace. William E. beoroome, .full basement. «ari room ranch, family kitchen. besuU ^ Realtor,« 3tl 3-6989, or 3(1 9-8983. Hoar. MI 0-40S4. WOULD LIKE to care for children RMort hrooertr for S ola 74 - iBwrtln* Brr«f* wMbIi do ool Ib m m tt« *•*■••* In my home. Vicinity Sslter’s 80 GALLON permaglae electric *399 Call 3n 9-4581 before 8 p.to. Belfiore Agency, MI 8-5121, builtln stove at>d oven, *18,000. The ful living room with picture win COLE3IAN ROAD — Attltoctlve MANCHESTER—4 bedroom Cape 2 ! r t » S S S » d t will bo eo m e trf by **iB*lio «oo< hioertieB. Pond. Ml f-8870. water heater, Uke new. *88. MI You BSVe over *300 in etove and oven. 818.000. The R. dow. fireplace, mahogany paneling, LAKE HATWAIU*—Pretty waler^ 9-8901. ^ ' *10 Reserves sleeping room, television, morntoK MANCHESTER — Extra nice. 7 Dimocti Co. Ml 9-5348. breezeway and garage. Tne rrfee Cod, new heating eyetem, hot HouMhold Senicen kitchen privllegee. Working man room (3 partially Hnlehed) Cape from cottage, eomptstely fur­ WOULD LUCE to care for child 1, 3, or pay Business Loeations is a real invitation for Immsdi water heater, recently redecorated nished. Very private witli abads Offered 13>A CHRISTMAS TREES — (Whole­ or woman. MI 6-8879. on 80x305 comer Idt, one block IV MANCHESTBR-Larga 4 room inside and out. Conveniently lo­ roum wnx 3.2711 in my home. West Center vl. V fo r R ent ranch, buill In 1982. Expandable ate occupancy. ^ trees and loveW lawn. Boat. Baa- BB APPBBCUTBD ow — cinity. MI 8-0818. sale). Individually selected. Fan­ ELBCtRiC REFRIGERATOR from schooI._ll473 mortgage. Wil­ cated near achools. bus line and TV SERVICE - Pottarton'a all cy trees, that sell on elglil- HEATED, fumiehed room, refr’ / ’R-OONDITIONED 8-room office. liam E. Belfiore Agency, MI attic, basement garage, plaa'err 1 •onable. Call Ml 4-1778 after 7 TV SET AND COMB. RANGE ELVA TYLER, broker shopping. Full price *I3.000. The p.m. makaa. Hlghaat quaUty guarantoad nowned quality. Moderate prieea. erator. hot plate, *10 weekly. One 100^ Mato street location. Paili 8-5121. walla, forced hot water heat, AotomobOes for Stic Free .storage until wanted. Free room furnished, heated. *8 weekly, IxmiH i Nettleton Co. CH 9-8311 Lort and Esniid wont and parta, over 41 yaara’ ax- Doga ••BIrdS' Patff Extra early eeUouts. Write for delivery. Free act up by our owr Ing. Mariow’e. 887 Main ft. gmesite drive, convenient to f MI 9-4469 , Evenings 3U 9-7811. AD 3-8441, J A parlance. Pamoua for aandea aince inquire Mre. Irish, 247 N. Main 3IANCHE^Fe R—6 room cape, 1^ schools, shopping and transporta­ 1095 4*door Chevrolet, axcallont price brochure. Hughes Farms, reliable men. 3-0668. '______UOBT-Sinca Friday. Ten. Phone MI 0-488T for b GERMAN SHEPHERD PUppies Bemsrdston, Mass. St. LARGE STORE—303 North Main baths, 3 large cedar lined cloeeu, tion. Priced reasonably at *14,800. Mrs. TeeU. 3(1 9-MOl condlUon heater and powarfMda, Three males and-one female.,PI- Phone for appointment St. 18x75-.\ NeW ■■ modem front, full basement, 8 yeare old. Well Minimum financing available. R. «Hlta molo SAMUEL ALBERT LARGE ROOM for rent for one or Evenings Mrs. Carpenter MI 9-80‘ l FIVE BOOM ranch, full basement ACTION FROM the etait.wtth Oraan Road. Call MI *-0*l9. 1800. PI i-«518. I 34098. / FOR SALE—Storm windows. Four good burineiki center. *90 month landscaped comer lot. $18,800. F. Dlmock Co,, Ml 9-5245, or 3 ftteplAdee. =ptoMe>wd wslto, hot WEAVING of buma, moth holes Htfd. CH 7435* two people with use at connecting Philbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464.. and Aft. Uet with ns. O i i flyiL.-_ PRIVATELY OWNED Cadillac 24x88^, four 24x80>4, two 80x48H, 1*- ■ -V Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-8472. *10.900—WEST SIDE, "2 bedroom water heat, full Insulation, caramte and tom clothing, hosiery runs, GERMAN SHEPHERD pup two 80x88>4. Inquire 21 TrumbuU See It Day Or Night rooms if desired. Thla rooni "Is in Feiber Agency. 30 3-1408, Ml 1090. Will accept raaaonaWa pffer, ranch beautiful trees, near btis. ttto bath, amesite drive, all city 9-4391. tOST-Black and wWta mala Boa- handbags rapatred. slpper AKC, 8 weeks old, Warren L St., or phone MI 9-1388. If you have no means of transpor a private home with heat, hot ENJOY THE WOODS—In your V—VEW40N—New 8 room ranch, must sell. MI 0-5888. tation. I’ll send my auto for you. own back yard with thla 4 room shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml utilities. Immediate occupanc.v. ton Bull Terrier. MI 9-4»38. placement, umbrellas repaired, Storaga Help W a n t6 d ~ F «u lt 35 Help Wahted— Male PI 34139. water and other facllltlee. Do you Honsefl t<^.^Rent 35 attached garage, high wooded lot. Priced to eell." Charles Lesper- No obligation. like to garden? Do you like flow- cape, storage upetalre, on heat, 9-8133. ARB YOU OON8IDEMNO men’s ahlrt collara reversed and ONE SMALL JPhllco refrigerator "built-in stove and oven. 3 fire ance, Ml 9-7830. 8ELLINO .YOUR PROPEMTTt replaced. Marlow’a Little Mend­ Moving—Tracking— LIGHT OFFICE cleaning duties af­ OPPORTUNITY—Young mgn In­ *28. One brown metal twin bed, A—L—B—E—R—T—’S era? Come See. Tel. MI 9-7381. MANCHESTiR—6 rooto cqpe. 1% electric hot water, fu ll" basement, places, full basement. Fully ladd 1048 CHRYSLER, reconditioned en­ terested in retalUng to aasikt SIX r 60M eplit level FRA ap- We wtu appratoe your pfispart) Annoancemeilts ing Shop, ternoon' or eveninga, twice k WANTED-Oood home for 2 ador­ *8. Brown heater cabinet, *10, MI 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD baths, fireplace, stove And refrig­ laundry area. Convenient loci- scaped, amesite drive. Minimum pratoed. Save realtor s commie- BOLTON—8H ^ rooms, full base­ gine, *80, Ml 4-0103. MANCHESTER Moving snd Truck- manager fun-time only,. Apply in ATTRACTIVE room In private erator,- garage. *130 nionthly. tlra. Ideal for couple. MI 8-8316 tree and witeom any oubtattatf big Company. Local and 'mu dla week. 8 hours per week. The able white kittens. MI 8-8007. 3-8786.______Open nights till 8 p.m. Fats. 8 p.m. financing. 818.700 comnlete. R. F. slo- by making offer thla week. ment hot water oil heat, plastered SBC WASH-lOc. DRT-Do.. It‘V ygj^ DlOrS WEATHERSTRIP Com­ .Thomas Colla Co., MI 0-8334. Mrson, 'rot# 'h Teens, 966 Main home, next to bath and ahower. Warren E. Howland, MI 84^08. Dlmock Co., 3n 9-5245. We also buy property -of caiQ> w a n t e d —Dodge or Plymouft, tanc# movbig, prpacking and ator FOUR BEDROOM—Ranch, Ire Owner. MI 8-7101.______walla. Insulation, garage, ameeite Member MulUpto liattofl self. Open O""^ 8------a.m.-l3'■ nUdntatot. pany doors and windows, custom St., Manchester, SWEATERS FOR the entire fam­ ELECTRIC stove wipj pigtail, very Free parking. MI 9-0887. drive. Trees". Priced by owner for 4-door, 8 cylinder aedan. Must be ags. Weeklyly vanin aervlce to New s a l e s l a d y — Part-time, experi­ ENGUSH SETTERS, pedigreed MANCHESTER—5 room ranch>^t- place, hot water heat, 3 bathe, STANLEY m Xr.RaaJ& . Lucky-1ty-L^y SaU-Servlca Laundry, work guaranteed. Can collect WU- ily. Low mill prices. Rooaevrit clean. Can be seen at 361 Center Vl—BOLTON--6 room oversized 5 FQXCROFT DRIVE — Conven­ quick sale. Charles Lesperance, clean and good mechanically. Not ^ r k . Ml *4888. enced preferred but not neces­ DUMP TRUCK driver-laborer, ex and registered. PI 3-6730. tractively furaiahed, ' basement recreation room double garsM, cape. (A acre lot. Excellent con BRAE-BURN 11 Maple St over *300. Call MI 8-8888 after * Umantle HA 8-UB8 Mills Factory Store. Open to the "St. ience plus—no car needed! Cape 3(1 8-7820. sary. Apply in person. Tots ’n perienced only. Apply Thomas COl public. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. FURNISHED room, plenty, of heat garage. Sorry, no children or pets.^ treee. Onlyily 1*16.800. Carlton W. dltlon. *18,900. The R. F. Dimocl MI M s n p.m. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. WIRE-HAIRED mix breed puppies, and hot water. 43 Church St, Cod home, 4 finished, "2 unfinlehAd, FARMER’S MARKET la FLAT FINISH Holland window Teens, 988 Main St.. Manchester. la Co., 251 Broad St. 210 East Main St., RockvUls. FOR SALE!—Electric stove, *30. 30 *137.50 monthly. Warren E. Howt Ilutchlns Kn 9-5132. Co., 30 9-834S. fireplace, garage, city sewere ahd WEST ST H i room single, for the aeaaon Sunday, Oct. 38. shades, made to measure. All Light trucking and package deliv­ 8 weeks old. Small breed dog, gallon electric hot water heater. land: MI 3-1108. " SELUNO TOUR ROME? 1055 CHEVROLET two-door, *880. ery. Refrigerators, washers and HELP WANTED — Foundation males, *10. MI 94787. ROOM FOR RENT near Main St. MANCHESTER - Sturdy new Vn-CO VEN TRY-N ew listing, water, shopping center, bus, school pleasant kltchAn with dining area, prompt, efficient.' ei cKNatadua Cloeing sale atarta at < p.m. Sun­ 1053 Cadillac convertible. 108 West metal Venetian blinds at a new TOWN OF BOLTON Call MI 34511. . and church nearby. Asking living room'with fireplace, sun- low price. Keys, niada while you stove moving specialty. Folding laborers', experienced only, Rock­ SIX COLORADO Spruce tress, Gentleman. Private entrance. GREEN MANOR—Three bedroom room Garrison Colonial. 114 batha, minutes from Manchester, targe Ice and apippralstog wlthouuul day. All gooda vdll be aold two for Middle Tphe. MI 0-8O83. , chairs for rent..- Ml 9-0763. FOR SALE — Ornamental birds, Parking. 23 Pearl St. MI *-7238.. *14,300. Glenn Roberta, Realtor, porch, finished room in basement the price of one. Thank you f « wait Marlow's. ville, TR B-4063. to 4 ft. $4 each. MI 9-8814. GAS CONVERSION burner unU. ranch, attached garage, wall to hot whter heat, full inaulation, 8 room ranch. Excellent condi tlon,tlon. call a.I. n.A. Besehter,Bwwmnimt, nawwK, IS SEEKING Lady Amherst, Chinese Golden, Insurer. Days MI 4-1821, eveninga excellent condition throughout, 30 8-6969 or Wesley R. flinlto. JUh your patronage throughout the 1958 CROWN Victoria Fairlane. V 4 excellent condition, used one win­ wall carpeting in living and din­ plasterdd^ walls, fireplace with tlon. Two fireplaces. Ihree bed AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Ca Loesi SHOE FITTER—young man, ex- Reeves, King Quail, ow) and many ing room. Large yard, nqar 3U 3-8329. nicely landscaped yard, shade aociata. 3D 84863: M M W M aM f> aeaaan. See .you In the spring. engine, 3-door sedan, red and moving, packing, storaga. Lars Selectman’s Clerk GIVING A BUFFET supper soon? ter. 3n 8-1872. paneled V(slU knotty pine 'shi- rooms, almost one acre pi -t. IRONING DONE in my home. Ml perienced, full-time only. Apply others. Some breeders, some Prepare ahead, keep hot dishes Boarders Wanted schools and transrartation. *188 nete.. LargS\ ibgde trees. Owner trees, garage with patio. S. A. pie Listing Ssrviba. Farmer'a Market, 818 East Mid­ white. White wall tires very good rates on iom distanco moves This home offers country living R(XIKVILLE—8 room cApe, at­ 8-4008. In peraon. Tots 'n Teens, 966 Main young. MI 4-0888. hot In beautiful new Pyrex decora­ per month. Available Nov, let. and builder. ^MI 3-4860. and -privacy. R. F. Dlmock Co. Beechler, Realtor, Ml 3-8889 or dle 'Ipke. Spare tire new. Radio, Magic Air M stataa. 80 t4Urr. Approocimately 30-330-38 hours a week, ROOM, BOARD and lapndry for tached garage and breesrvay, 3U 9-8952. SELUNO? Contact this offics any Borakeeping expeirlence desirable St., Mancheater, Conn. tor casseroles with candle warm­ 4-5 ROOM GAS heater, reasonable. Call MI 9-7091. 3(1 9-5245, or Barbark Woods. heater, defrosters. Interior leather Call after 5 p.m. MI 3-1750. gentleman, *30 per week. Near BOWERS SCHOOL-Custom 8 bed porch, full cellar, aaeume 4V4% time. Ysgrs of sxpsrtonos. AUoa seats, red and white. *875. Ml —able to ttype. ^ . BolBolton resident re WROUGHT Iron railing man, must Artietes For Sato ers. Full selection at J. W. Hals 3(1 9-7702. mortgage. Home Finders Realty FOUR ROOM Cape Cod—Conven' Bididins—ventry or Bolton. Must hays a statlan, 8-4 p.m. Ml 8-8391 be­ wood Circle. books. Guaranteed workmanship. Connecticut State Employment experienced gae elation attend Jewelry large lot, basement garage, all A NetUeton Co, CH 9-0311. Eve­ large lot, hot watof boat, (toa- Reasonable rates. Fully insured. ture Hospital, 195 South St., preferrtd. $95 monthly. BJo*_®i drive, completely landscaped jot tween 8-7-p.m. csipwitty Service ants, boure flexible. Referencea SNOW BLOWERS — Toro power RockvUle. TR 6-2174. Open 9 to 9. FIVE ROOM ranches — 8 and 7 dhiminum combinations. Assume nings and Sundays. Mr. Handler, place and garage. Call A, J. Fast and courteous service. Leo handle, push or self-propelled. LEONARD W. TOST, Jswslsr, rs- TWO ROOM «partment, private Herald. *17,600. R. F. Dlmock 0>. 3(1 net work done. Im est and reHa required, MI 8-1503. bath, heat, hot water, stove and room Colonials. For further de- 4'i% mortgage. Home Finders 3U 9-7813, Mr. Booth, AD 8-8441, Buckley, Welles Agency, Oakeai BANQUET HALL—For hire. Ca­ T ra ile r! J. Pelletier. Ml 94336. 806 Main St. Reo, Snowbird and Bolens. Capi­ alrs. adjusts watches expsrtly - 9-5345. Realty Co., Ml 8-1181. tering to weddings, banqueta and Me workmanMitp- Can . Rooeoa :easonabIe prices. Open Tuesday CHAMBERS FURNI’TURE" refrigerator. Apply Marlow’Sj 887 SOUTH WINDSOR—Country home, talla cairCharles Lcapetance. 3Q Mr. Gaffey, JA 3-0888, try, PT 9-7188 or Ft 34ti3. • ’Ihompoon, Ml 8-1806 for ai SALESMEN—We peed eincere and tol Equipment Co;, 38 Main St, 9-7820. ------——...... parties. Call Conn. Yacht and UTILITY ’TRAILER, 4x8 foot THOMAS HARRISON - PalnUnj Manchester, Conn. gthru Saturday. Thursday evenings. Main. almost new. Privacy, beauty, DC—VERNON—New split level ANDOVER—8 rooip ranch, at­ niataa conscientious 'saleameni full or MI 8-7958. ample parking, all convenience!, Canoe Qub. JA 8-0691 eveninga. wooden body, removable sides, and decorating. Bqiilpped an part-time. No high preseurei 139 Spruce Street. MI 9-4387. 603 E. MIDDLE TPKE. 18x28 game room. Three ' rre tacked gafage, full basement, REGISTERED nurse or licensed VERY DESIRABLE—8 room du­ on hardtop' road within 20 mln- WOMAN’S DREAM—Come true bedroome. OB bullt-lns. Oarage *50. Call Ml 9-8081 after 8 p.m. or BlDWBLL HOME Improvemen fully Insured tor large and small Needed to call on home owners In CEDAR CLOTHES-^Llns {xUes in Luxurious 7 room split level, ga­ aluminum, combination wlndo'"S WANTED—Ride to Main St. Hart jobs. Workmanship guaran’ eed practical nurse tbt 8-11 shift, 8 day atallsd. Fireplace and furnace Portatoe radios, *19.95 up. plex, aunporch and garage, sepa utba from downtown Hartford, 10 Amesite drive. Lota 126x300 any time Saturday. Co. Alteratlona, additlona ga week In' convaleecent homb. Call Manchester area. This is a naw rate heating unit, baaemeht and rage, nicely landscaped- Excel and doors, amseltet drive, hot ford from Hldridgo St., working with reasonable prieea. Ml 9-3407. wood delivered. Used chain saw. Garden— Farm— Dairy Phonographs from aircraft. Furbished or un FHA VA minimum, financing water heat, dead end street. Call hours 84-.80. Call MI 3-0003. ragea. Roofing and aiding experta. Rockville, TR 8-4291. tyi>e of service. No merchandise attic storage. Available on or furnished. MI 4-o'270. lent financing. Under *20,000 *18.700 complete. Shown by ap to sell. Highest commissions paid. MI 9-1368. Produeta 50 Stereophonies owner, PI 2-7297. Auto Drivtitf School 7>A Alumlimm clapboards a apecialty. EXTERIOR and Interior paii about Nov. 1. *136. Call 3tl 3-3934 Kissane Realty, Realtore, 3(1 polntihent only. R. F. Dlmock SAFETY TESTED WANTED—Ride from Vernon St Unaxoelled workmanship. Easy See our advertisement. in today’s Televisions after 5 :30! SOUTH WINDSOR — Ideal for g 9-2730. Celllnge reflnlshed. Paparnai paper. Connecticut Home Owners SEASONED—Hardwood for fur­ FOR THE BEST-^Eatlng potatoes Ck>. 3U 9-5248. *11,000. COMFORTABLE 4>4 room . to Pratt A Whitney. 7i45-4:30. EARLY’S DRIVINO School-stand­ budget tsfms. MI 0-8408 or 1R Wallpaper books. Estimatas | CLERK-TYPIST, full-time In amall naces, fireplace and atove. Ed delivered, call Hathaway for Cribs group of four men or four women. 8-OlM. Maintenance Company. MI 4-18Sji THREE ROOM apartment. Gables, 68 ELSIE DRIVE—8 room home, on approximately one acre. Call MI 0-1504, 8-8:30. ard and automatic dual controlled Fully covered by Insurance. Bolton firm. CaU MI 84138. ward Yeomans, PI 3-8003. mealy Green Mountains, Call MI- Carriages j A country home furnished. Light X -3(A N C 0E 8T B R :^ room Cape New heating system. Garage. USED CARS 118 Main St., 385. SIovl, refrigera­ and heat. Ample parking. Privacy. level, FHA appraised. F( Cod, 3 or 4 bedrooms, good curdl- cars. Class room instructions for Edward R. Price. 80 O-fOOS. WHOLESALER wsnta man for 9-6438. Plaj-pens priced. Must sell by Nov. CJlty water. Msulellne Smith, Real­ VAOCUM CLEANERS repaired in 18-17 year olds. For day' and WINDHAM — Woodysrd. Ha tor, heat, hot water. Ml 9-5329, 9-5. PaVed road. Easy commuting all tlon, excellent family home wRh '55 FONT, $9f5 'SSCHEV. ipy own home shop. Forty years Roofing—Biding paperl Help Wanted- stock work, sales and deli very < Owner 3U 8-7101. tor. MI 9-1642. Chieftain "0” 4*Door. " 210” 2-Door. evening appointments call Mr Full-time. Many benefits. Refer­ wood, slabs, kindling, any length SWEET CIDER, gourds, squash, Furniture for the entire home. FOR RENT—In Coventry-4 room points. MI 4-0270. ‘ •argeyard for children. Selling i i- factory experience. All makes, Early. MI 9-8878. Good clean workmanship at rc Open 8 to 4. Phone HArrli pumpkins. Green Mountain pota­ At substantial sa'inga def FHA appraiedl. Priced at ''nly MANCHESTER' — Need three bed*, low rales, free estimates, free RAY'S ROOFINO 0 0., ahUigle and MANAOBMBNT trainee—Fine op­ ences. Replies confidential. Box apartment, heat and hot water 190 SindMIT ST.—Five room Cape *55 OLDS. $13f5 '$5 DOPOE $129$ buUt-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ sonabls rates. SO years in Man toes, cider vinegar. Orscls Farm> Breezeway, one-car garage. Mod •13.800. R. F. Dlihock Co., 3TI rooms, living room, dining foom. tockup and delivery. Mr. , Miller. PREPARE FOR driver’s test Chester., Raymond Fiske. MI portunity exists tor young man to K, Herald. Visitors welcomed and electric atove supplied. Ga­ Suburban tor Kent 8-5345. Barbara Woods. 3U 8-7702. "8-88” 4-Door. 3- Doer Hardtop. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. 731 Hebron Ave., Glsstonbury. rage stall if desired. A. G. Crltk- em kitchen, convenient location iiitchen and two baths or four H 3-8804. Ages 1* to 80. Driving ana olsss Ray Hsgenow. Ml 9-3314; Ray 9-9287. enter consumer finance field. Ex­ HEAVY FERTILE loam for faU bedrooms, living room, kitchen room. Three instructors. No wait panding company requires tl]e Help Wantfid— seeding. Alio sand, stone, gravel Open 10-5 Dally, 7:30-9 evenings. more, PI 2-6449. RO<3KVILLE—Park St. Four "oom to achools and ahopplng. Philbrick XI—3IANCHE8TER - Triple A lo­ '54 CHEV. $ M i '$$ OLDS. $1295 WANTED—Ride to Hartford, O. Jackson. MI 8-8838. INTERIOR painting and paper- services of a man wUllng to work Fertilizers apartment with heat and hot Agency, Ml 9-8464. cation High elevation. ^ Baldwin and two baths? House suitable for 2-Door Hardtop. "88” 4-Door. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Mate or Famate and fill. Walter P. Miller, Ml BENDIX A U TO ^TIC washer, GARDEN APARTMENTS - Four either situation. Plus paneled full Fost or vicinity. Hours 9-8 from my. PI 3-7340. COUGHLIN ROOFINO Company. hanging. Clean workmanship. No hard and anxious to get ahead. 3-8868 after 8. water. One child accepted. *75 Rd. m baths, separate Nlinette, Snuiford St. or E. Center St. MI CHICKEN MANURE. Sifted to ae* good running condition. Twin size rooms, heat, hot water and park­ month. TR 6-5128. ASSUME—1%% mortgage on basement, 100x200 lot, aluminum '54 OLDS. $995 ’S4 DOOOE $S9f Inc. Aluminum aiding, aspbalt- job too small. . Free estimates. This Is a career opportunity with EARN CHRISTMAS Inneripring mattress. Like new freshly painted cape. Lot 225x70 Bcreened-in porch, attached ga­ •‘8” Holiday Coupe. 8^883. MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead John VerfaUle, MI 3-2831. DRIVEWAY sealer special, *1.80 commodate hand spreadera. Dry ing. Ml 3-1809. storm windows and acreens. FHA "V-8” , 4-Door. asbaatos roofing. Also aluminum, many splendid company spon­ conoition. MI 3-8900. with large assortment of shrubs rage. Immediate occupancy. mortgage. Asking *18,700. Owner ing driving school.' Three skill'd, sored benefits. For personal ’n- gallon. Hot mix asphalt, gravel, and sacked for convenient storaga Priced’to sell at $16,900. R. F. galvanlsad or copper gutters and MONEY! ^ and carrying. Comer Summer and NEW 8 ROOM duplex, 3 bedrooms, Wanted to Rent and flowers. 7 rooms, fireplace MI 4-8052. '55IU1CK $1295 '5EFORD $2291 courteous Instructors. CIssa room rsadara. Ml S-77OT. terview contact Mr. O. Oent, -’re- stone. Nussdorf Sand A Stone Co. MAC EE COMBINATION gas -md garage. Adult family or indivi­ Dlmock Co.. 3(1 9-5245. Special 3-Door Hardtop. Aatomobflc! for Sold, instructions for 18, 17 year olds. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 MI 3-3437. McKee. Ml 84971, • storms and screens, amesite Country Sedan Station - feired Finance. 988 Main , St., Need Chriatmaa Money? Earn oil strae, large oven, broiler, ex­ duals sharing. Ml 3-4083 after 6. WANTED — 3 bedroom duplex. drive, cellar. 57 Bretton Rd. 3U- WEEKEND SPEOiALS Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director ROOFINO, SIDINO. painting. Car­ Manchester. ; ~ lots of extra cash easUy and plcae- cellent condition, *65. MI 4-1239. XXI—3(ANCHESTEB—New 7 oom '55IUICK $1095 Wagon. Fully equtiqMd. 1047 PLYMOUTH coupe special de- of Driver Education. Ml 9-7808 NEED FUNDS? It’s easier to carry Three pre-school aged children 3-6996. -Owner. CkJlonlal, bathe, breezeway two lur-:. good condition, radio, heat­ pentry. Alterations and Additions, one debt than many. Pay *33.25 antly between now and Chrietmi CaU JA 5-1803. ReaaonabIe..ren(. Green Manor house with full Super 4-Door Sedan. 'B7PLYM. $1S9i filin g s. Workmanship guaran­ LATHE MAN—Set up and work Taka orders from friends and FLORENCE space healer. 'fWO FURNISHED rooms, all utili­ 60 PORTER ST.—Large 3 family car attacheO garage. Built ms im er. Reasonable. MI 8-8835. LARSON’S Connecticut’s first per month for each *1,000. Dial from blueprints. Short un Klrcrsft mediate occupancy, 323.900, R. F. basement, attached garage, nicely '54 FORD $595 4- Dbor Hardtop, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 309 Autumn neighbors for season's m'oit bssu- 4-5 rooms, 60 gallon oil ties furnished. 105 Birch St. flat, excellent condition. -5 and landscaped, dishwasher, exterior censed driving school trained, St MI 8-4880. CH 8-S897 and aak Frank Burke or quality. AU benefits available. MI 3-1292. Dlmock Co. 3(1 9-8248. V-8 2-Dobr. WANTED'— Qean used cars. We certified and approved, is now at- Jimmy Carter to explain how earv tifui Christmas Cards. Stationery, WANTED —Heated rooms, some extra large. 3 car recently painted. *16,998. '57 OLDS. $2245 Wiico Machine Tool Go., Route 8 Gift-Wraps, AU Occasion Assort WANTED 3,2457, 9 to 6 qnly. garage. Ideal apartment for hte. trade down or trade any­ ferlng claasroqpi and behind it ia. Connecticut Mortgage E;- A 44. Bolton. MUST SACRIFICE-7-piece living X X n —FOR further information or 7-room Colonial, ^A zone, Im' '59 FORD SAVE . fiesta Station WaaoQ, - thing. Doui^as Motors, 888 Main. wheel instruction for teenagers. change, 18 Lewis Street, Hartford ments. Loveliest 11ns of low-priced large family plue" income. Va­ appointment tn see these homes maculate condition, . lie bathe. Oalaxle V-8 4-Dr. H’top. Roofing and cniimneyo 16-A Gifts at sens.ationaI money-saving WANTED room act, 5-piece kitchen set. Adult tenants for attractive 3>4 cancy. 'S7MBRC. $1191 Ml 0-8075. TURRET LATHE operator—able CaU MI 3-6012, rooms, heated apartments "n esi- Business. Property , for Sale 70 call Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, $1^,000 (MhDER CAltS, mechanics spe- ROOFlNG-4pecialising repslring to set up and work from blue prices! Outstanding Albuma . (rf Robert D. Murdock, Ml 8-6472, Lake St,, Vernon. Nice B„roon* '59 0 L D S i- SAVE Monterey OouverUble. ctols, flxlt yourself carsi always dentiai area of Rockville. Just 15 Convertible/full roots of sU toads. New roofs, gut­ Business Opportunities 32 prints. Short rUn aircraft quality. Name-Imprinted Chrietmag Cards. YOUNG WOMAN BUILDING FOR SALE-^-105’ long 83 WEST CENTER ST.—3 famll. , Daniel G. Saunders, TR 8-2828, ranch, full basement, 2-car garage, a' good selaction. Look behind our GaragA—Senrtee—Storage H i (%mplets Famous Doehla lin e now minutes from Hartford bridges. power. '51 PLYM. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ AU benefits available, Wiico Ma­ 1955 COMBINATION gas and gas Near bus line and shopping area. 86' wide, near center of busineas 8-4-4, good investment. Loo|c it Richard F. Dimock, 3(1 9-8003. 3 acres of land. *18,900. afpce. Douglas Motors. 888 Main. FOR SALE—Restaurant business Ming shown. Ctoncord Rd. 7 room ranch, large Couvertibto. paired. Aluminum aiding, "i and equipment, vicinity UConn chine Tool Co,, Routes 8 A 44,. Bol­ TO ASSIST IN PROOFREADING stove, $125. Ml 3-0480. district . Plenty of parking. Call over. Call owner, 3n 9-6329, 9-8. '57 O iD S. ,$2095 years’ experience. Free esti­ ton. CAROL DRIVE—Rockville, *13, lot. Recreation room, powder NEED A CAR and bad your credit TWO-CAR garage for rent, Benton Must be sold. JA 8-5586 or Coven Attractive special arrangements MI 9-4824 TR 5-1166 MI 3-8284. 650. 5 room ranch, large llvlns "88” Convertible. '12 CADI. turned down? Short on down pay­ mates Call Howlsy, Ml 8-8381, Previous experience not necessar.v. High School OVERSIZED modern couch, prac­ MANCHESTER vicinity, ultra mod­ room, 2 baths. 2 kitchens. *28.500. "83" 4«Do0r. St. Tel. MI 9-1814. try, PI 2-6385. YOUNG MAN to work full-time in for Fund-Raising Orgaiilzstlons. tically new. Owner must sacrifice. room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed ment? Had a repossesslooT Don’t 3-0763. Season now in full swing! Write graduate preferred: one who understands" the MAIN STREBST—8" room" heated BUSINESS property" for sale or ern 4 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, full Two apartment houae, .nice loca­ '57 FORD $1195 men's store. Experienced or will Please call MI 9-5797. apartment for aingle or middle- rent—90x160 lot. 36x24 bOiiding basement, 2-car garsi^e, half acre rooms, 1*4% mortgage can be tion. Let the income pby your ve up' See D oulas Motors, get or phone AT ONCE! correct use of English, spelling and punctuation. assumed. 3(arton E. Robertson, Fairlane 000 Convertible. '53 CHEV. a towdown on w lowest d < ^ Motorcydf Help Wanted— Female -35 train. Harmac'a, 948 Main St. aged couple only. Call .MI- 3-4885 Good location. Call Paul J. Cor- land, trees. Excellent condition. rent. *16,900. Financing can be Bet Alr HardtoiA g Heating and Plumbing 17 Pleasant working conditions. Paid vacation and SEVEN CHESTS of dra)vers, maple renti. MI 3-6868. . Many extras. Owner sacrificing. Broker, 3U 3-5953. ^laaily arranged. and ainalleat payments anywhere. MAN WANTED. fuU-tlme. Sweep VERNON S. COOK platform rocker and arm chair, after 8. '55 OLDS: $1595 Not a Small loan or finance com­ 1948 INDIAN CHIEr 74—Fully . TYPIST other company benefits. Full price, *16.500. Expandable 8-88 Holiday Sedan. '47 DODOe PLUMBING ing, cleaning and general factory 328 Woodbridgjs St. 115. Two lift top. cqmmodes, four FIVE ROOM flat, second 'floor, 15 ACREIS — New 2 bedroom J. D. REALTY pany Man. Douglas Motors, 888 equipped. 233 Vernon 8t. Gall MI- Permanent full - time position Manchester, Conn. cape, garage, one acre land,, full ranch, hot water heat, ceramic Chib Coupe. . 9-0854. *-’i. work. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 80 desks, antique platform rocker, west side, hot water and garage. Farm and Land tor Sale 7l price *i0,500. Many more good '55 OLDS. $1545 New installations, remodel­ svallsble for young lady with good Hilliard St. MI 9-1878 IT. Large pine table. Antique drop bath, large kitchen, cellar. Only MI 9-3640 typing abUlty' for oUr legal depart Apply In parson MI 9-0482. iniys from *6,000 up. Cali the Ells­ Deluxe ''08'’ Holiday '50 OLDS. 1917 FORD FAIRLANE 800—Auto­ THE BIKE SHOP, 287 Spruce St. ing and repairing. F^ee esti­ leaf table, two wardrobe cloevta, 826 ACRES. Cabin, Wonderful ideal worth Mitten Agency, Realtor, 3H *14 800. Carlton W. Hutchins. 3H Coupe. "88” 4-Ddor. ment. Appllcante muet be ’’ igh bookcase, three maple dining ATTRACTIVE. 8 room duplex, 8 Bite for boys' and girla’ camp, 0-5132. matic transmission ~vtth power Columbia bicycles—sales and serv­ mates. school graduates. 8 day week, ex- 8-6930, 3U 9-5524. Btanring, white with black top, ice. New. used, trades. chairs. Two single and two double bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, church camp, hunting lodge or Invitation to Bid '54 OLDS. $1095 '49 PLYM. 30 years experience. bqllent insurance benefits and lKm trl|F0tFr lEu^tting private club. Very reasonable ASSUME FHA mortgage. Make 2-Door. wMtewaU tires, 81,000. MI 0-1791. # SEPTIC TANKS beds, one spool bed. Dry sink. stainless steel sink andftub, base.- 831 OAKLAND ST., Manchester— Installation and 4^Door Sedan. plbasanl working conditions. For SEPTIC TANKS Edison phonograph, music box, ment apd attic 2 porcl)ee, oak Tongren, Broker, MI 3-6331; 4 room house, gas hot air hei-t, about *8,200 down payment and further information call Mrs. Pe­ CLEANED and INSTALLED you can own a 1957 nicely main­ - Over SO Other Make* and Medela to Chooee Frem BaslneaM Services Offered 18 Ml .9-6349 or Ml 3-8720 AND marble top tables. Oierry candle wood flooring Inrbughoiit, STeam citj water and sewerage, small Enclosure of Generator terson. stands, wash stands, two cgptains tained 6 room ranch with built-in Sealed bids for the enclosure and RAY DWYER, Used Car Maaager 1966 FORD Victoria Fairlane. Very oil heat, copper window screens, House for Sato workshop, lot 100x240. '*10,900. rOaaonable. MI 8-1893. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sarvica, LIBERTY MUTUAL • SEW ERS, chairs, coal grate for fireplace, storm windows. Opposite Center Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8484. oven and range, full cellar, ga Installation of an auxiliary gen­ available all hours. Satisfaetinn Millinery Dressmaking 19 INSURANCE CO. PIUG6ED SEWERS MACHINE OI-EANED curly maple four poster bed. Mar­ Park. Available Nov. 1st. Write rage. Lot approximately 160x100. erator now at the Regional School DODGE, 1948, 3-door, exceptional­ guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1318. NEW U ST IN O V room expandable *13,300—IMMACULATE 8 bedroom 3 miles from the Center. Owner MI 3-1161 ble top roffee table, antique P.O. Box 366, Manchester. cape, fireplace, aluminum storms In Hebron. Connecticut, 'will be re­ ly large trunk, runs fine, 7 ttires. EXPERT TAILORING on ladles MaehiBO ClaanMl • INSTALLATION cradle. MI 3-7449. ranch, ceramic bath, hot water leaving state. *18,900. Walton Wi ceived until November 14, 1989 at Manchester Motors ELEXTTROLUX owners—Free pick­ and gentlemen's clothing. 139 amesite drive.- Built 1953 on Grant Agency, Realtor, MI 3-1153. Usal for summer camp or local BE WISE enough to realize the Septic Tanks. Dry Walls, Sewer THREE ROOMS furnished, one heat, excellent construction, 100 8:00 P.M. driving. *48. MI 84878. up and delivery. Prompt, friendly Woodland St. CaU any time. MI SPECIALIST biock from Main. All utilities. MI 90x125 lot. Excellent condition foot 'frontage, large trees. Carltr j "SeUlag and Servicing New OMenoMlea service on your Electrcdux (R) great earning opportunity open to Lilies tn<-tailed—O iler Water­ A World Of Living THE OLD “WHITE" PLACE Call now. Paul J, Correnti, MI MANCHESTER — 8 room cape, For detailed information, plans 3-3264. 55 NEW STREET 9-9428 between 5-9 p.m. W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132 and apeclflcgtlons write to or in' For Over 38 Year!” VOLVO PV 444. 1957. radio and cleaner. Also .featuring rug wash­ women of all ages in i. business proofing Done. 3-5363. basement garage. fireplace, 813 WEST CENTER STREET er, floor . scrubber and wraer. they know so well—Cosmetics. Towa aad Gouatry full cellar, porch, sundeck, near quire at the Regional School, HS' heater, whltewslls. CaU between To Be Sold FOUR ROOM flat, all eonven- A REAL BUY CALL »#I 8-34H—OPEN EVENOfOK 8-7 p.m. Ml 9-8934. ^ CaU Electrolux authorized sales Moving— Tracking- And since Avon is the largest cos­ c inney bros COVENTRY LAKE—Adorable year schools and buses. All "Aluminum bron, Connictleut M K . Can Be Yours At lences. Route 85 Bolton, No chil­ Arthur P. Bedard, Cl'vll and service. Ml 94843. JA 34108. Storage metic manufacturer in the world, Draiaas* Co. Saturda.v, October 24, 2 p.m. dren. MI 3-2365.' 'round home. 4H rooms. 3 bed Owners now /in Florida. Muit ^combinations and many extras. i m NASH AIRFUGHT, 4-door the wise housewife sells our S«wtra9« Disposal Co. rooms, fireplace, extra lot, *6,950 Home Finders Realty Co., MI " ” Defense Director Please aek for Augustine Ksmlen- aell this neat 8 room brick Cape sedan, heater, radio,' new motor ski. UGHT TRUCKING evenings and Christmas gifts, fragrances and 180-188 Prarl St—-811 S-MOS Ml 9^143 Assorted chairs and rockers $1 ATTRACTIVE 5 room apartment, PI 2-8124. 3-1131. Town of Hebron, Conpectteut Job, A-1 condition. Full price $696. weekends. MI 94383 after 8 p.m. toiletries when she needs extra end up. first floor, near bus. heat and hot Cod, has a full ahed dormer, front Call MI 94245. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Week days. money. Call CH 7-4137. WOODHILL HEIGHTS Antiques—Chesta and Mirror, 3 water. Adults, parklnp'. Apply 80 MOVING OUT of state—4 room vestibule, 3 batha, basement gS‘ Reasonahls rat:s. CaU PI S-7BS8 home With 2 enclosed porches In Deacon Benches. Garden or 27 New Streets. rage and a good deep lot. Vacant. 1949 PONTIAC hydramatic, run­ between 1:80-4*80 or any time MANCHESTER Single bed. Dining room set. A-l condition. Garage, amealte ning condition. Make me an offer. Saturday or Sunday. Mahogany china closet, /. FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, drive. Reasonable. Call owner f '” Asking *15,800. Terrific 'value. Try out. 21 North School 81. automatic heat and hot water. detailed Information. Ml 9-0208 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- IF YOU'RE MARRIED 101 other items. O CONNOR GARAGES Garage. Good location, near bus T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor 1849 CADILLAC..model 83 4-door, cars, amplifiers, phanographa- Ml . . . TO A DEPOSIT BOX OCCASIONAL chairs, beds, bu LARGE, THREE bedroom ranch A VALUED HOME. by Jarvis lines. Adults preferred. CAU MI with attached garage and' full practically new whitewall nylon changers. Over 47 yeare total ex­ GET A DIVORCE QUICK! reaus, and other household items. 3-7515 after 5:30 p.m. / ML 3-1577 . I tires, new battery, rings, rods and perience. 90 days guarantee on aU y .A .a n d MI 94933. basement. .LoQjated in beautiful main tearlngs last spring, winter­ work. Petterton's. Ml 9-4837, WHY ; Because the mcAiey In that depralt box has been stsadily SEVEN ROOM duplex. 4 bedrooms, Tamarack Hilto with outstanding Convenience to school, shopping MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room ized. CaU Coventry, PI 3-7813. decreasing In value, and every month you keep it there, the less centrally located off Center St. cape, 3 fUll baths, walkout cellar, B U Y NOW! and travel. Sales ' executive It seems to buy. I^ereas, If you take It out, and put It Into Musical Instruments Attic, basement and garage, oil screened porch, garage, ameeite I UOR’TENaEN t F. apMltolaed RCA Manchester Property— steam heat. Children welcome. transferring to Chicago. Eatate- 1988 QMC \-ton pick-up truck, lalevtiNaa. oarrioa.I. Ml 6-4641. ^ drive, FILA appraised at asking YOUR MONEY SHOULD INCREASE IN VALUE WARD MUSIC STORES—Lowest References required. Call MI like grounds in fine neighborhood. of *16,600. Charming 8 room - co­ very good condition...Pt 2-8662. Financing prices on nil Instruments, nianos 8-8779 for appointment. Custom-built in 1956, first quality M A M RUBBI8R RaoiOvai. Sarv- W HY? Becanse and don’t let anyone try to tell you different— throughout. Taatefylly decorated lonial, situated on double. lot in 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-door, Standard ics. Full tlms. RaeWanttai eom- ' THIS IS A RISING MARKET and organs. Good selection. Also choice Princeton St. area, has large, usortment of methods and YOU ARE first occupeint for new with Philippine mahogany trim. PAY transmission, excellent concUtton. merelai. Industrial. Attics psUara. spacious cabinet kitchen, formal Lots sre surce— very scarce—and getting scarcer. Building costs sheet music. Store hours—Tues­ (At center) .4^ room apartment, Sensibly priced at *17,900 making radio, heater, extras. BU 94198 yards. Iswn mowtog Qiito grass are still advancing. People are,still flocking to Manchester. Then, Available. excellent financing .available. For dining room, fireplace, screened after 8, except Friday. * cut. tncinarator ra m u . U1 S-676T. day through Friday 1-9, Saturday heated, completely redone, cus­ porch, garage, amesite "drive. WHY NOT BUY ALREADY BUILT? 9-5. 99 Summer St. MI 8-2094. tom cabinets, stpve. second and details which apply to you call MI 9-1278. Russell - F. Broderick, Make offer on asking price of Do a little, fixing and probably make 4 lot more money. Remem- Always plenty of frSe parking. third floors. Adults. MI 9-9287. 119,000. Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtor. MI 9-5534. X ONE GOOD INVESTMENT— 18 WORTH A LIl^F-TIME FOUR ROOM tenement for rent OF 8AVING! Give-xyour family the bene­ PRICED PROM WeaiinR Apparel— Furs 57 with all improvements. Apply 60 IN ELLINGTON—Custom built, 8 $9,900-COVENTRY HoII St. bedroom ranch on K acre, large EX'TRA SPECIAL See Your Realtor This Week — fit of fine suburban living living room with lining -area, SIX ROOM CUSTOM BUILT Buy Now and Ride Up With.the Marhet! in a community of quality ROSE COLORED coat, size 14, ex sunny kitchen, full basement, built homes. We have ranch cellent condition, *25. MI 9-7143. SIX ROOM dupW. excellent condi­ panoramic view. Madeline' Smith, Near Rockville—plumbing, heat Manchaster Multiple Listing Service tion. Call Ml 3-733*. Realtor. Ml 9-1642. Ing, windows, and every fetal] of and Colonial models avail­ construction exceptionally well Real Eatslla Center BIcKInney Brothers 16,900 able for your inspection. LADY'S WINTER coat. Size 14, FIVE ROOM duplex, bath, hot NA3(E YOUR down payment. planned and built." 10 acres nf land, 549 EAST CENTER STREET East Hartfoid, Conn, Inc. practically new. Call MI 3-6383 water, large yard. 1127 Sullivan 81 Alice Drive— Five rooms with Must be seen to be appreciated. JA S4B24 MI 8-6066 Aive'.; Wapping. MI .4-1943. H i baths, full ceUar, spic and H« Down Paymint • Law At $2.87 A IM • 18 Yr. SaaraatN Stanley Bray span, ready to move in. Oumer. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, An elegant English Colonial of brick and frame con­ Arthur A. Knofla Wanted— To Buy MANCHESTER ' 3H 3-0096;’i; NEW ENGLAND'S LEADING MANUFACWAik John H. Lappen, Ine. MI 8-5440 Ml 8-6*78 Realtor struction, 30 foot living room, formal dining room, mod­ »n 9-5*61 MODEL HOMES OPEN WE BUY and sell antique and used ■ GREEN MANOR *10,500—3 BEDROOM ranch, exc*'- MI 8-5440 ' MI 9-5938 Gaston Realty Tt J. Crockett" furniture, china, glass, silver, pic em kitchen with birch-cabinets and labor-saving. appU- MI 8-1871 SATURDAY and SUNDAY. 10 A.NL fa 5 PJd. 18nt condition,'recreation room, Jarvis Realty Co. Ml 9-5781 hire frames, guns, attic contents GARDENS rear porch, amealte drive, near SEE OUTDOOR DISPLAY ances, ,1V^ baths, 4 bedrooms, 2-car garage. This dig­ DAILY 1 P.M. to 5 PA4. whole estates. Furniture, refto SOUTH WINDSOR—2 minutes from Ml 8-411* Ellsworth Mitten Goodchiki Realty bus, shopping, i hool. Carlton V’- Mancheater, very attractive ranch nified and cared-for home is perfect for a succes.sful Ml 8-6980 ished and repaired. Furniture Re On West Middle Turnpike Hutchins. 3H 0-5132. business man or professional with a growing family. Out Elsie Me.ver MI 8-79*8 pair Service and Salea, Talcott . Ju sfO ff the Wilbu»- Cross on half acre heavily wooded lot. 8 Directions:—Enter WoodhIII Heights opposite Manchester bedroome. full basement, huge OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-4 I { qf town owner just reduced price by $1,000. CaU today, IWI 8-85*4 Madeline Smith Walton W. Grant villa, ' Parkway 118 LYDALL STREET Ml 9-1843 ' Shopping Parkade Off Middle Turnpike West at Tower Road. Near Manchester Shopping Park­ kitchen fireplace, carport and Ken Ostrliisky Agency WANTED TO BUY—Used 4 burner 8 room c:pe, 3 unfinished, fire­ patio, immaculate in and out. MI 8-1158 Model HoitoM on WoodhIII Road. ade and schools. place, aluminum storms, ameeite Ml 8-8189 Earie 8. Bohan eiectrlo range with oven. Call 11 31^-4!i room apartments are Taxes *241.68. Shopping and bus S U N D A Y 1-6 ai Aioto ' MI 8-7488 9-3725. drive, may asaume 414% mort- ssrvlceB. Asking. *16.400. Oood Sherwood A. Beechler. Carlton W. Hutehtas now renting for immediate occu­ g ^ e , excellent cotMlItion, miiat. IN pancy. ■ - mortgsge available. Glenn Rob­ MI 8-6966 Warren Uewland MI 9-518* erta, Realtor. Ineurq?. Daya MI Better Built By WOODEN STORM windowa, 89x62 Furnished Model Apartment* PteOM 84tod xa» ‘Without obUgflUofi your hnw tt* Bemle Outor Ml 8-1108 Elva Tyler PAUL J. CORRENTI 4-1531', evenings MI 4-1144. VOUR GAIN, OWNER'S LOSS! Slid 81^x62. ME 8-1841. Open Daily and Sunday ... htatrertad ecflelogfua o f G ot0 9 M.| TRemont 5-8490 ^M1 9-4469 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Real Estatfl MI 8-5363 SALE FOR BUSINESR REAKONS. Jarvis Realty Co. Wiliiam E. Belftora fl8,S00—38 WOODBRIDGB 8t. - Phone: 3U S-3818 OWNER IS VERY ANXIOUS TO SELL. Alice Clampet Agency Spaoloua older home, 8 rooms plus John 8. Blaaell Kooiba Without Board 59 VERNON-4 ivx>m ranch, large lot, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. PLEASE UALL MI 9-45.^ »n 9-0786 PI *-6SS8 JARVIS REALTY CO. GREEN MANOR onIy-3 yaara old. Homa completaly 3 unfinished Bssily converts Enfiald St.. Va M ilt From Sttta Lint , Ml 3.4112 — Ml 9-1200 CONSTRUenON CO. air-conditioned. Assume " 414% into a S-tamily, *-csr jaragsv UK CITy ...... PHONE *8aa»968A« Welles Agency CUfford Haasan mortgage. Homa Finders Realty •8x168. Marimi B. Rdbertaen, RIvtrvltw 5*2050 arfViiM..... MI 8-*458 M I3.f112 Ml 9.1200 walk from center Of toira, bu Manchester ShtMing Parkade LAWRENCE F. FIANO ^ EVENINGS Ml 4-0*70—MI 8-6766—PI 3-8811 PI *-7858 Mancheater, Ceunaetieut O 0..3Q 8-1111. Broker. IQ S-88SI. MI M166-OR PAUL FIANO MI »-64M . Md resti^rants. CaU 30 9-4401