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HONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1958 Average Daily Net Prem Run The Weather PAGE FOURTEEN For the Week Ended Foraeaat of D.' 8. Wonther Baiaaa iâttriirotrr lEttrtttng li^ralb OcL ISth, 19M Partiy elondy, aot an eool' to* night. Low 8t-S8. Wednaaday ean- Oa'pt. Janie’s It. Huey. .36. whose Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson. M. Wayne Longfellow, aon of SisterhiKHTâns Wood Fibor Fiewara 12,810 ktderabla eJondineaa and fool. BIgh Wife. Robeita. lives at 117 N*w .33 Stinast St., hava returned home Mr. and Mr*.-Melvin B. Longfel from Co'IIngawood. N.J., where low', 3 Robin Rd., is enrolled aa a Blake Vour Own Cevangea ^Member nf tha Audit About Town Bolton Rd,. i-ecently completed^ê Annual Fattâle Inatmcllon Booklets In the SOa. IR-week associate officers ad , they visited Mrs. Johnson's si.iter freshnfan In the College of LlberaF Buraaa of drcalatloB M anche»ter-Â fAty of Villngp C .h a tm 'st}H her hui.''snd, M.-. and Mrs. Arts at Drew Uitlveralty, Madi The yWCA-»ponsorcnn- ess will be .'Îis I.iieien Vegiard . conclave in Poaton. The executive bonrd of the Wad sale. Assisting them will be Mrs.; Khrushchev aims to stamp IrVing Handler, Mra. Flossie Mos-; PARINTING non R Newmian SI. liie Rev. riillip .1 Hiissev will be dell PTA will meet tonight at 7:30 Federal Rights Unit out drunkenness through a a guest, I Croup c of Center Church Wom In the lounge. ler, Mra. Irving Goddard, Mra.; LACQUER and ENAMEL en w 111 hold its monthly meeting Mqi'ton Herman. Mrs. Irving; T E L MI 9-50S5 one shot per customer limit The choir of 7aon laitheraii Hdchberg, Mra. Lena Goodatinc,' for e-stablishments serving The Sacred Heart .Mothers I'lr- tomonow evening at 7:30. A cast Mrs. Lila Coutii, state field di 8 UKISWULO ST. Tuskege'fe, VLla., Oct. 2 1 (/P)*'OUtnumber white resid eâb ou t 6 Church will hold a rehearsal to from the 'membership will present rector of reviews of the Women’s Mra. Henry Rosenzweig, Mra. Har morrow at 7:30 pm The .SiiiKlav I |e will meet tomglil ai R l.'i with to 1 have long complainad of dis hard liquor. a skit entitled. "A Book For A Benefit Assn.. In the state of Rhode r y ’ Kovensky, Mra. Harry Tarlow — ^The Macol^ County Voter To heavy drinkers the new edict School staff wall meet at the same Mrs .lohn R Roland. 119 Henry crimination in voting. . . Deapite Life." Island, will be guest speaker at and Mra. Charles Filler. la bound to come as a shock. It Is hour Wednesday evening FI llegistration Board; accused their heavy populatioir majority, the fall rally of .Mystic No. 2, Us* by Negroes of disci'traination they have only half a.a many regia parU of a general campaign The sihulaiahip commlliee of I WBA. of this town, tomorrow eve- against them, ha.s refused to tered voters a.s the white residents, again.st alcoholism pr«>qlaimer oy Private School ilibhons ,\SHOiiibly Catholic I..a- ; nlng In Odd Fellows hall. Slipper Personal Shower Your A t times in the past the county Khrushchev Oct. 17 in his native i ___ , Aide Denies dies of Coliic.biis, will meet to will be served st 6:30 In the ban Charge Plan sJiow its records to agents of has gone a.s long as IS months with I village of Kalinovka In the Kursk ' d I a « tt C rad^kfVI'FI morrow night at 7:1.3 before flie quet hall. Mrs, Irene La Palme and the new Federal Civil Rights For Future Bride For ho functioning registration board j region south of Moscow. The talk v . . a r t ” regular meeting of the assembly I Mrs. Hazel Fahey will be In charge Commission. , because of recurriifg demands from ' was made pdblic here today. U.S. Seeks OPEN U N TIL a I the K of C Home. of the floor work. ..President Aldea Deliveries Chairman E. P. Livingston said ; the Nigroe.s. Khrushchev said the government : Giilzmer urges the members to at Mlaa Joyce Eastwood of Middle- the 3-member board acted yester- j Board, members have denied the working out a law-' providing In Little Rock Because of the spo Is nighi, tend the business meeting. Mrs. town. whose marriage to Morgan Just lelephone your order fbi day on advice of Atty. Gen. John ■ diacrimihatlon, charges, explaining , rneasiires against there will be no degree work st Irene V/ncek i.s ehalrman of the Daniels of the U.S. Navy wrill lake drug needs and eosmeticii—giv Patterson, Democratic nominee , that Negroes who were torned: g»ainst people Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 21 (JP)— Policy Shift .Msnchesle- lyidge of Masons to : supper rommitlee. place Saturday In Christ Lutheran ing your Charge Plan nom- for governor. j down had failed th-^meet the quail- get that wav. morrow night. Gene Wood.lug, I Church, Middietown, was honored ber . . . Tlie hell-at a private, segregated P.M. Dr, Irwin Reznick. 933 Main St., He Identified the agents who i flcatlons, Alabama law requires,.. ,,eciBred the Raltimore (r.ole oi.trtelder. and with a personal shower Saturday visited the board as Burton J. i prospective voter* to apswer - Khiushchev declared tne "JJ' 1 school rang today for approxlmate- Taipei, Formosa, Oct'. 21 (/T) Is attending the New Rngland MONDAY>TUESDAY-FRIDAY5 Boh Steele will he the guests. ; at the home of her giater-ln-Iaw. Get Goodyear and O. J. Peterson. They i que.stionnalrc wl’ lf-h 800 white high school senloi-s, dental ronven'.inrt in Boston, Maas. —Secretary of State Dulles Mra. James Eastwood, Bolton Rd., I Immediate ived,;-e^d. he said, "with a smaltsmall ar- I otnerother things,inings^.^^^^^ for a definition of the strictl> - enforced, t.eitmg . a secona s*me , shutj out of------public------schools- here ^ for The Wumen's Auxiliary of St • • j Vernon. i opened hia talks with Preai- r,.\IRA IIOMIS FOR VOI It CtlM 'F.M KNCr Delivery my of unregistered residents of J "duties duties and obligations ' of citlzeh,,citlzeh,^ P ^ forbidden. . i^ dent Chiang Kai-shek today AFTFR UtHlK, or WIIII.F SHOPI’INti. .Mary's Fpiscopal Church will hold The hostess who will be matron Macon County, all of whom had Uvingston said "a lot of Ne- Aware that drinker, will try to Students, carrying text books a rummage aale Thiirsdsy at P:.30 IVIcMiiorial Service ; of honor, used fall leaves In dif been advised there would be 'no > on the Formosa crisis as Red a 111 in the cry pi of the church ferent colors for decorations. The groes" have been registered during oiitmancuver the new law, Khrush- h„iMine for the first dav Chinese guns poun^^ Que- n registration Monday.” He added the pa.st year, but gave no fig-1 chev acknowledged the probability 1 >ed-brlck building for the first daj .Menihei s desiring goods picked up j bride-elect unwrapped her gifts that the board was in session to jmoy iiard for the second should call .Mra William B. Klop- Foi Dr. Woodruff I I that many tipplers will go to an-:' of claa.aea conducted by the Little while seated beneath an umbrella, j receive applicants in accordance P.ock Private .School Corp. orP.N TIirn.SDAVS » .A..M in R P..M. penhilTg. 02 Holl .St, ] She was wearing a corsage of yel- i "Every would-be voter fills In a other re.atauraht and gel another I straight day. (Closed Wednesdays at .Noon) A memmial service for Dr. Wat- j with state laws. third and so The opening, even on its limited Dulles and Chtang talked for low feathered carnations, present PRESCRIPTION PHAR.MACV Livingston said the agents pro- I prescribed application blank and drink and then to a basis, mari-.ed a milestone In a pro- 2 ', hours, canvassing the situation son Woodruff, pastor emeritus of: ed to her by Mrs. Eastwood. | duced no court order to see the | answers questions sbovit car Ala- on. > ‘i’ 901 SI AIN ST.—SII 8-8391 I longed battle to keep Little Rock In the light of tha Red China's de- LJ the ('cuter Congregational Church, | Two heart-shaped cakes decorat- ■ registration records, but that one | hama Constitution. ’ he said. "Let them go. he *aid. Those, ., | ! cision yeaterday to call off its ■K a itc/ icd / d *f -ft was held at 4:30 yesterday after ed the buffet table. Some 30 rela-[ of them hinted they might try that "Tho.se who fill out their appllca- who want five gla.s.srs will have to «< ,^rpm" lien scliuol wa.s ; cCase-fire. f7 YOU NIIO THIS lives and friends attended from! approach. ' t'O"* accurately and are a :le to go to five re.stauranl.s. They 11 so- noon at the church. | X placed off-limits to newsmen. ! The Defense Ministry said Red SUPPORT MWdletown, Hartford, Wind.sorj •‘I'm not going to show anybody lan.swei- _the questions asked them ber up while making the rounds." Even as the seniors weie regis ; guns from the mainland and adja- SAVINGS Many old friends, former parish-' and Manrhe.ster. 'anythingihvthimr'unless 'unless the board agreesAgrees are registered as voters. Those Bottled vodka is .sold In giorery loners and townspeople who knew tering yesteiday. a legal challenge ; cent islands stepped up the tempo YOU WANT THIS and Mr. Patterson says It's all who do not. are not. It is ss slm------to the private school's operation ant/ LOAN him during the 23 years of his pas pie as that." | (Continued on Page Twelve) of shelling this afternoon after A S S n < I A V I O N RAYMOND T. right." said Livingston. was pi-omised by the National As- I lobbing over only a relatively few QUALITY torale here, sttemled the service. "The slate is involved and I’m Present also were Mrs. Woodruff .sociation for the Advancement of I rounds this morning. The min- f/V3fU0MO SA Vf/nes YOU CAN AFFORD THIS going It) do what the attorney Colored People. { latry said 3,313 shells hit Quemoy and two of his three daughters, WINDOW SHADES general tells us to do." he contin asNeMsstts'S ersiiT fiwsaetai lattiTUTiea Mrs. William Thompson and Mrs. M arried 60 Years SCHALLER Another 407 stiulenl.s of all high and Ita satellite Islands, compared ued. "These are stale records. " .school grades registered at the with more than 11,500 yesterday. /OOZ tAfain S/ieet, ■lonathan Hutchinson, with their Mr. and Mra, John Peak, who Green, White, Ecru A Tuskegee Negro leader, the husbands, and three of his griiiid- French Aim Perils ■Second itaptlst Church for cla.sses The ministry said eight Na rcaldp wiih Ihrir daujfhtrr In Hait- the couple who had 1>€cn n.arricd VVashable Builder Rev. K. L. Buford, said the board's which will start next Monday al tionalist Sabre jets and aix Com children. The third daughter, Mrs. action was, "no more than I ex Paul Oleiui, Is now In Rome, Italy, ford part of the time, and wuli the longest. Baptist High School, a brancii fa- munist MIG 17 jets tangled briefly HOLLAND HNISH pected." Buford is acting pi-esi- ci.ity opened by Quachila Baptist over Formosa Strait but made no with her husband and son. their aon J^mea Peak, in Man- Besides their dauRhler \r Hart NEW HOMES dent of the Tuskegee Civic A.ssn., ford and aon Jamee, J72 Wood- College. The.'>e cl.a.sses will he held mention of damage to either sida The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, rheater part of the time, observed $ 0 .3 0 to Order a Negro organization which ha-s Genera Arms Talk in education buildings of the Sec- It was the fjrat appearance of the minister of the church, conducted their 6nth wedding? annlvei sai y Sal- bridge St., the Peaks have another prpmoted a voter registration A&P Super Morkets in Monchetter son, Paliick. living in Mniv hester W fh Tour Rollers oml Baptist and two other Baptist MIGs since the CommuniiU ended the service, reading several of Dr. u nlay. REMODELING campaign. thurehe.s. \ tuiiion of $20 pir the cease-fire. Woodiiirf's favorite passages from at 10 Fieecli St., six other i hildren, FULL LI.NE OF CUSTOM "I doubt that any per.sons would An Hnnlver.Hary Mans w'l.a ktuiI in 20 grandclilldren and 6 groat grand- United Nations, N. Y „ Oct. 21 liD; part in the talks, but they usually *n,onth is charged. Jutting out hia Jaw, Secretary of State Dulles talks w-ith Nationalist China’s president, Chiang A State Department spokesman 261 Broad St. & 116 E. Centor St. the Scripture and leading the con St. JamcH' CTliurtij at 11 oVlock voluntarily give evidence that —Franre’s blunt warning that she [work closely with the other two! -j,,,, corporation school Is free said "Mr. Dulles is-not here to gregation in aliigmg two of his fa clilldren. They 'vere married in VENETIAN RLINDS ADDITIONS would be incriminating to them," Kai-shek, after arrival today at Chlang's'wlfiler hbnie on the out.skirts of Taipei. Formosa. George Saturday afternoon, and a buffet Olasgow. Scoflaiid. 0(t. H. 1898. will not feel bound by any U.S.■ Western powers on such questions. ' w q p.-ashears, principal, said 3’eh. Nationalist Chinese ambassador to the U.S., ia in center. (A P Pholofax via radlophoto fiom twist anybody’s arm or apply any vorite hymns. Dr. George Roberts | ciinner foi- their immediate rela the Negro minister added. "I British-Soviet agreement *o .".usîend Russia, which has ' resolution i coiTiorallon would have no heat or pressure." and came to tiio United .States in think the board's retards would Taipei). of West Hartford, a close friend of tives WHS held at the Knights of A nuclear weapon tests aroused fears befoi'-e the U.N. calling on the Big i jpao* for lOlh and 11th gradei* Objective Uncluuiged 1922. He is now 82 and she Is 79. REPAIRS definitely be incriminating.” OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Dr, Woodruff, paid liibiite to him. Columbus Home. Frionils were in E. A. JOHNSON today for the chances of the Geneva Three to stop tests at once for all i Xov. 1 when it will get other Joseph Greene, special assistant railing him sii old time "pastor, Negroes In Macon County "h o ^ talks opening Oct."* 31. ” time, already has accused the \ • ' ...... vited »o exiemi c tnigi alulations to 218 PARKER ST. quarters at an undisclo.sed loca to Dulles, told reportera the re who loved all his people and knew ; the couple in the afternoon, TUey ^ PAINT GO. ' I Diplomats wondereel Revolt in An estimated 3,700 high school Hie Rev. Mr Simpson repeating Moch caused a stir in the U.N. 81- one year starling Oct. 31 if Russia Frustrates Be<»r1F a r r a f l f S S u p p O r t altit supply ship* to (Quemoy was the benediction which Dr. Wood-^ those t ouples Httendlnp this special nalion political committee yester students, mciuding those at Hor does the same. ace Mann, a Negro Inatl'-Uliop, discussed. "Greene said 'T should ruff frequent Iv used st funerals. |anniversary ceremony they were day by serving notice that any In Washington, meanwhile five La Paz Battle agreement reached at ' , Geneva were shut out when Gov. Orval E. Imagine it was encompassed." Join Hale's and The i Allied nations begin drafting tO- I New Lonilon. OCt. 21 (fl’i The Greene repestedly denied that .would- be '•diHwn up without the.jj^y pi-oposah they will muke to Faubiis closed the city’s four high i saleswomen were at their wits' By M ARVIN ARROIVbMITH fgest round came when he said that under" this administration; Dulles wss here to persuade the La Dan, Bolivia, Oct. 21 m A ) participation of France and tôt ap- j Rudgja tp puard both \*êPl€rn and schools Sept. 12 to block Integra- end. The girl* behind the, lunch Los Angeles, Oct. 21 ilPi--Pres Hartford Electric Light Co. .revolt by Falange Socialists broke | plying to her. "Ijidlea and gentlemen, think* Natlonallata to chan^ their poli- FAMOUS PARKER ‘ ‘ ' ” Communist nations against s:ir- counter were threatening to quit. ident Elsenhower last night are good, and getting better ciee in the • hope of getting Red out early today and was put down I France'* government has n,n(t„,.Y attack (('ontiniied on Page Four) Customers were wearing frowns. BONUS after a 4-hour battle in this cap- j pressing to develop it* own alornic i ,, expected to lambasted Democrat* aa political everyday." China to ease the pressure on the “ T-BALL” It seems that beea -hundreds of offshore islands. . Moriarty Brothers Ital s streets, government forces , bomb; so that France can join the . embrace President Elsenhower's them -were making Wonlworlh's radicals and called for an end lo Eisenhower came to California malnlv to Iwiost the candldac'- of He said It was up to the Na AND berter, ttel beHer In fbii JOTTER ELECTRIC BLANKET aaid. j nuclear-weapon club. "open skies" aerial "Inspection store on fltate St. here their new Republican "family bickering" in Report* circulated that several | Mwh made plain that France gy»tem and to propose ground ob- the parly drive to capture control U-S. gen. Willie!.i F. Knowland In tionalists lo say whether Chiang •ItmmiFtg, 2-woy itretch, MOfieiny< 25 Medical Group hive. confronted Dulles with tha Secre BUYS! arlfed luppertD' fOtetivtly lu^- th Anniversary persAns had been killed in the ex- i would call off Its plans for nuclear s'ervatlon posts on each, other's ler- "W e never had any trouble wlt,h of Congress, the race for the governorship, and the hid of GOP Gov. Goodwin J. tary's statement that the heavy |Mr9i b«rk aftd abdomDN — for change of Are between the Fal-weapon tests only U the Geneva ! them before,"" claimed Robert L. I .The President flies north to San Knight for Knowlnnd'i .Senate concenlratton' of troops on the off w»r)i or ploy ~ and atlor lurgory. anglsts and government forces.‘ irees. j talks .produced agreement on (11 j . " .’ ...p,, view* wi, Sets Probe of Patric. store manager. "It was Francisco today for two more Sale CLUB The Allied views will he pre.sent I campaign addresses after making sent and to try to heal a party shore Islands was tactically un Rodtftoi tntifuo Floilbl# ifayt Oniv one death was ccnflrmed of- control over cessation of tests. ( 2 '* ^ . Russia In Geneva Nov 10 really a mystery." ' ' — ii.z nt oinn, c lo Kussia in c.enecB i\ov. iii perhaps the hsrdesl hitting speecli i split. sound. This statement angered and provonf curling Dolacbablo tty YOURS FREKf flcially. ' controlled reduction of atomic, conference billed ss an East I But now the mystery ha* been 1 Irani peueb Sell, "Flotbolaclic" HERE'S HOW IT WORKS; , By the government's account, stockpiles and i3) a controlled end * nf his political career to a cheering | alarmed the Nationalists. West study of the practical as Doctor to Pope solved. The split IS over Knowland mov logvtrapB wenM rail or troaio. FASTER! EASIER! ond..' Safe-Buy Every cuatomer of the Hartford Electric Light Company heavily armed rebel groups start- to produetjon of a^mic weapons. crowd of about 6..'i00 (;o P workers [ ing into the gubernatorial contest Green referred reporters to pects of minimizing the possibility 1 It seems that a large display of j In Lo* Angeles' .Shrine Audlloriimi ia automallcall.v a member of the Electric Blanket Club sd the revolt at 4:80 a.m Soviet' Deputy Foreign XDnisler Rome, Ort, 21 i.fi .-ifter Goodwin had announced he Valerian Zorin said he Interpreted of surprise attack. The Rome j sweet-smelling flowers, was at-[ In a peppery, flghtlng mood for (CkmHniied on Page Trvelve) and la entitled to enjoy all the comfort* and beneflta of . They attavi.ed the homes of The Western "hope 1* that Russia i ^*<11'^"1 Aasn, will conduct a trading______^ the hees, Thev came Into : Intel ded to aee.. reelectlon, and YOU SAVE CASH USED CARS electric blanket aleepliig. Aa a club member, you may Moch'a statement to mean France the first time on this coH.«t-lo- high government oIBciala and will agree on a technical level "I"''# Ymm the street and f Vour,'Eisenhower sailer in-i Kmrwland'a chiimplorahip of a NORTH END AT YOUR -MIPLE-S BLUE STAMP MERCHANTS purchase all the electric blanketa you need . . . and leaders of the ruling National Re^^ "does not intend to contribute to budget them in small monthly payments with your elec the re.^£tion of the a.tomlc threat the nature and scope of Inapection ^ , wi" '’ "zred contentedly, much to the : ipr Democrats ss s psilv "liope- ’M ENGLISH $89$ Olutionary Movs-iii-rt safeguards needed to reassure-^, professional soil-1 sales people | le.sslv split right down the' (Continued on I’sg* Nineteen) YOU'LL FIND IT PAYS to shop with merchants who give Blue tric bill! If you haven't lecelved .vour membership card, party) in tv.>o residential districts oK talce any concrete steps in the PHARMACY Stamps. They feature the prices anywhere . . . plus rORD rO N S l I, 4-Door each side, leaving final acceptance 18*''®"* ui" customers. 'middle." He touched off a round of ! lowest watch for It with your next electric bill. Then bring it in Of La Paz. field of disarmament.” 4 nF.i’OT ,\RL an EXTRA BONUS of Triple-S Stamps! Blank Sndnn. and start owning wonderful «0 2 A.VIERICANS KIDNAPED n K i.ivn n t Triple-S retailer*, and gel Blue Stamps too! ■LANKETS guilty could re.sult In a Reprimand. ; overnlcht cold weallicr. weroi getting ready to welconie I The governmenf rushed troops renls-,- nf Sky high prices of Havana, Ort. 21 Oihan suspension for-.a time or even And it wasn't worth it. eillu'r Vic* Piesidenl Richard .VI. Nixon end Wednesday Ju*t 1 Trlpl«-S Ssvsr Book dots Iho Parkor "T-Ball" JoUor. 18 FORD $3995 9 Year Guarantee. puid militiamen to the troubled an ecnnoniy harassed Into pi-odiii'- rebels kidnaped two .Americnns Pay Fleetric Hills Here Thundrrblrd. areas a 1 routed the rebels. ouster from the medical profession. It seems the flowers are only plas- lo Hartford. The Vice President 1* i and seven Cuban emptoyes of Asd H tako* only 1200 Blua Stan«il to rill a book I The association's gpverplng conn-, tic and the smell aotually Is a spe- ing fewer jobs, chronic unemploy Only In iMt Hallmark Greeting Card* The government radio said Us j Life in Russia— 1 yga ment labor strife and fear of the expected to stump briefly lomor- ; the American-nw ned Tyxaco re SHOP WHBRa YOU aaC THI TIIIPLB-B aiON...AT EXt RA H PE flA L! forces had orders, to shoot on sight ci| voted the (nquilo. 11*L nixht at cla) scent made just for the pur row for (fonnecticut Republican finery. at Santiago de Cuba to •RANB UNtON AND OTUaR LBAOINQ WaRCHAMTO. 'iiliiie.” Community and '57DeSOTO $2050 anyone wearing the bhie beret of n urgent meeting lo consiejer a pose. camlidatos.' " day and fled with them Into storm of public demands that The President said the lei oid of Klrodomn V-6 4-I)r. Sedan. Twin or I‘'iill Red the Falangists. I "W e ended up calling our mys the administration on llic other Nixon arrives in Hartford to-: niniintain hideouts. The mbtive Tlie radio also said a rebel at Soviet Education Plan |! Galeazzi-Lisig bp disr.iplinpd. tery The ‘Case oT the Knistrated night from Baltimore. After )ila Vicinity. tin iR ^ $ 1 8 .9 5 , h.-nd is one that Jnsltfles support for the kidnaping was not learn tempt to storm the La Paz jail : I The Roman Catholic flnirch ('ol- Bees, ' " Patric laughed. 12:30 p.m. ape*ch at Hartford'a ed. Neither were the two Amerl- lege of Cardinals had earlier ac- ! for Repiiblii an candidates fiom *57 MERC. $2295 Lull Size Dual was beaten off. 1 coast to coast in dhe fields of Biishnell Park tomon ow. he will ( ,.,ns Idenllfled Immediately. The Mnntcrey Hardtop. Covlrnl $ 2 2 .9 5 A tip on the move by the Falang * cepted nnleazzi-Llsl'a resignation fly to Burlington. Vl.. snd then to| .\nierlcan consulate in Santiago P atchwork Experiment 1 a£s Vatican health service* direc- foreign policy, defense, agi ii iiltiii e. ists came yesterday when the pAr-. and the nation's economy, srd r*rovidcnce. R I., lo continue hi*' ia tr.ving lo obtain tlirir release. Fresh, Tender, Young ty's deputies stormed out of. the cross-country campaign. Galeaz:.t-I.l*i has contended that ; others, ' ’57 PLYM. S16I5 Stock Up During Hde's Anniversary Sdc! Chamber of Deputies after go\-ern- *1'hlngs...Getting Belter' Gov, Abraham. Itlhlcoff said to- ■ 1.000 WO.MEN ARRESTED Savoy VIS I-Dr. .Sedan. nient parties had offered a resnlu-1 (NOTE: Boy Eseoyan, an .\merl- After the levoliition ever.vlhing his article, bptrs.vjfd no nrofesslon- New,s Tidl.its da.v that all atale employe* in I Jnlinnneshiirg. South -Africa. A BRISK, LIVELY EVENT that sihaciied w* low prtofHi on pHlovV mattr«*na pndv tibn calling for severe measures t o , ran who s|>eaks Russian fluently, I applause 3.'’i limes al Ihe par ly Hartloiil may have an extra half Oct. '21 t.P:— Police broke up a maintain order. j spent three years In • the Soviel way* wss sc apped. This Included secrecy ended with, hia pallehl'a Culled from AP Wires and covaro, pUlown, hlankelA, loweU, etc* death. He attributed the rrltlciai ■ lally where nearly every sgal in hoiii at limchtime lomotrow to at- protest march h.v Negro women ’$« RUICK $169$ , —------, I I'ninn as a correspondent o f the religion, lalin and languages, lend .Nixou's open air speech. ^ to jealousy of doctor* who wele not the auditorium was filled. Th(i blg- toda.v. arresting 1.000 for "caus Roadmaater 4-Door Sedan. ^ 'N . _ . .- I .Assooiatod Press. Be was expelled science, physics, mslh and evert ing ohstruelion In public." The That Will Make You <11 I f l F i r l K 1 1 1 sx ' last month on a charge that he discipline. called to treat the Pope )>efore he •The Connecticut Blate Labor - r died Oct. 9, ^ ' women «ere carted away In ANNIVERSARY sJl ll€ »a ? A < * 1 a v a Aw.la.aXi' | had qvaded cestsorshlp. He now can "Frolelaria l.«ii" and Marr.ist Dept, begin* ■» survey of the corn- j trucks. They had marched from Articles signed by the doctor muling patjtei'n of Connecticut i *56 OLDS. $1895 SALE SPECIAL! T T ■* 1 'w rite freely of the things he ob- '"polytechnicism" took o: ei. They tlie segregated .\frlcan TobBt 98 4-lloor Sedan. condemned all theory divorced were sold to a number,of Italian workers, lequeated by the Federal 1 WHAT A V.ALI'E: . m n d i l g V d S C H S I H d a f i affred. This Is the first of four and foreign puhllcation*. but some ship of Sophialown (o tlie Na articles giving a keen insight into from prscUce. Budget Bureau aa a jrrellmlnary to Dixie Democrats Feud tive .Affairs Ijibor Office in Jo- Vocational training followed. Italian newspaper* decided they I960 -ernsiis. .,-MraV Florepce A. STAND UP AND CHEER! Extra I’ liuiip, Washable \ ______' ) ' th e Soviet U n io n of todsy.) were too explicit fo- ptibllcation, liannrsburg t<> protest the ex ’54 DaSOTO $595 .smith Rears, the'* oldest living^ Corduroy ZIppered ■ - Bangkok;' Thailand,, Oct. 21 WP) Rome papers also raised pointed tension of .\frican identity., pass 4-Donr Sednnj rowerMIte. By BpY ES80YAN (Continued on H nge Four) graduate of 'New Britain -Teacheri es to vvonien. —Mrrshsll Sarit TThanarat once questions .'about published photo College elmrrves her lOSrd hlrfh- With Chairman Butler U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GRAgÊ A Rusaiti'ns think the %>vict sys THROW nore was in active control , of graphs.of the dying Pontiff taken day at the home, of a dsughtar in ’$1 OHEV. $39$ Thailand's government today, Sp- tem of education isn't what iCs witli a miniature camera. West Granby ... Fiwnth notfellat .VIOODU.S HILLER SENTENCED cracked up to be, especially by the BV THE AHSOtTATED PRBR.S. had some of the'.Routhcrner.s Middletown. Conn.. Oct. 21 ' J-Door Hnrdlop. PtLtOWS psrcntlv as the result of friction Bonn (’ontributes In- reply to a q\ieat1on In Parlis- Francolae Sagan la ordered to pay srilhln the Arniy group long dom- United States. l o o i s l • ! 1 men(, a spokesman for Premier Southern Democrats were feud- seelhiiig. ,/P,-j-A Te.xas pipeline worker to BEADY-TO-COOK fine and damage# totaling 92,360 Ing today with theli party's na- .North Cliolms Demmiatic day’ Mas senteqgfd to 8 to 15 K . c h * 1 ^ 0 g Inaqt In the Southeast Asia king- ' Probably nobody was more •’''" ■ ''illlo ilC V t o K e l n u l c l Aminlore Fanfanl,, « . ssld1J any gov u* ** riault oif an accident in which prised than the Russian* at the iional chairman—Just Jis President i Cnalrman Woodrow W. Jones said years in ibe state, prison (or th* 2V]-3Vi LBS ’$4 FORD S79$ don). !?! She cracked up her sporU car Cnatoinllne J-Door Green. Sarit l a s t 'night, turned .rn'il the near-panic of American reaction to C j H t b c c l r & l baaed■d on an offtt;!#! romplalnt hy j "■’T , ; ; ; ' * C o v a ‘'mme i " " " Demo- July 27 fatal heating of a wom FOR the Vatican or the"' tale, Prtpets h o t a ^ ^ n - S S " ? split party catlc party and he does not dean vvlTn shared his apartment la \V)iat a value! In square and round, boxed edges, Stalled Jan. 1 and proclaimed m ar-! ------After - Rputnijt ------went---- Into orbit fSmllv Cova kmiuon'^^ ""'-V govern- ternUnc who is going to stay m nearby Moodus. Dillard Ray WHOLE ROASTING 99 ■ tlal law. The coruitltutio wa* sus-; Amejrican educators went irito aj London,-Oct, ■ 21 ‘AO VisitVlait'.ngl, ng I, UalianItalian Ia\vlaw forbid* publication* ! „ pnt. ' the party or who Is going to leave dohnson. 31. of Beaumont. Tex., BAND CONCERT ’$$CHEV. $ $ innerlined. Kapok filled. Renulifpl. solid colors tn. originally vva* " Indicted on a V-6 ?-Donr. .pended and the National Assembly Italispin of agonizing reappraisal.; Theodor Heuss of Weal r offensive to the chief of 6 sover- j aroused the Ire of the- the parly ’ red, turquoise, rose,- emerald, toast, gold, ropeu Texas party chalinian Jiiii Lmd charge of second degree murder dissolved. : l l ’he Rushans '®*‘ "® ‘'" '* i Ggrmaay his given the people of Vatican swte »•"* »" ‘ h ' November elec-, »rt“ trter..er* wa* a statement „ M y Democratic .National Key chaiactetized Butler’s state In the death of Air*. Francia Me-' SPLIT FOR BROILING blue and orange. TroopsX rOOpis werev\rrc atationed at BMIE'stra- fully picking upi*p theviiv gbiiiv.ivniiArne loan re-1 * ^ ^ » /lAii . A “ cad of the Vatican slate. Theie lions - . .. oenerelGanersl MoloraMotors an-'an by Dei ’$3 PONT. $39$ tegic point* about Bangkok, hut frain and crowing to the world: Loventry 5,000 pounds i *14.000) Chelrmafl Paul M. B.itler. He told ment as "the .same old political Millan. a doll maker from Hous LB (Continuei-oii Pag# Four) nounces three more setHeinents of appeal for northern radical voles ton. SPHINX TEMPLE CMaltnii Hardtop. there were no report* of .vlolence, that communism had shown cap- to help rebuild their catluedral. local labfir dlapiilex, bringing to Interviewer* Sonlhern Demperats STORE HOraS FOR YOVR CONVKNIENrE . . . After 13 coup* in 28 years, hardly Italiam how to educate youth. I t was destroyed when Nazi ought either to accept a strong and special minority interests." 203,226 the number of ita United Att'O l NTS $2,000 SHORT CUT-UP m l a 'stir was caused among the 23 But Nikita Khrushchev himself i bombera made'the Midlands indug-; Sen. Spessard Holland ( D-Fla ’$(MERC. $169$ Mon., 9 a.m. to 3:60 p.m. ,Tlturs., 9 a.m. .to 9 p.m. sera mace me Minianos innug,-; rw^ , , e^m i Auto Work eri employes back on civil rights pla'ni- in the I960 .Shelton, Conn.. Oct. 21 -s- SHRINE BAND Tuea., 9.-a.m. to 3:60 p.m. Fri., 9 a.m. to 3:60 p.m. mtlllon Thais who w ee told the . prteked that illusion recently when | trial ftTrial Slated .job. ^ Democratic rlatform or leave the, chided Butler for “injecting this .An audtriiig firm toda.v toM Monterey Hardtop. change was \.-ith their approval. he ordered the system of Soviet ■ city of World War II. ' " . Albert P Wed., 9 a-m. to 5:.iq p.m. Sat., 9 a.m. to 3:60 p.m. • , ,lain .J • Wr«iath . nn tbe vsS ‘6'rma ___ 2211 • • * * A A —a _ ' /iiocri Morsno (R-4.tonn) tells party: .Mayor ('rank E. Cicia it liad ONE PRICE asADVERTISED! AND Vlelttng West German , Econ-' education changed.'He sdmltCed" it i Heuas also laid a wreath on the p y | . Xril|l11p AgC llt a group of top Stamford Negro Re- jeveral Dixie Dei.iocrats »ai\ • dler'diiHng the first day of hi* 4-; • -■------1 bemocraU ' *r# waitinr ...... fa be can-Vailed ■■ ■ him a radical and another nneh said that when Southerner* S-Door HartHop. We welrome rharge arroimta! Green Trading City Clerk Ralph W. PascuclUe. MANCHESTER haa been e coup until «(.meone It produced scIentisUi fin^ he day visit. He sieved yeM^^^ j tuivd and become he was pitching for regaW what he called their tradi Shortages were found la fear You won't aee tha aam# grads chickeni Stamps are given nith rash aalea and als<> to riiatom- told hirti at dinner. . ■saidnald In effect, but it also produced theth^ first Germarf Head of sUteaUte to Joseph .Frank, FFank, forfnerformer FBI agent | “i Democrat* v n i S V . ” ' ' " " ' . erh radical votsa and special ml tional leadership In the national era who pay their rharge arrnnnt within htleen (IS) of Pa>wucUlo’* accounts, F. H. wrapped differently at a highef price at AAP, An oinrial announcement -said : an inordinatee number of miasms. visit Britain aince before World-*„d Fnm exppet* te spend a nority Inj. party "there will be no piece at Carrington A Co. reported to the *53 PONT. . $595 da,t:«i a'tter hUlthg date. - Injeiesla." PIPE BAND iPretnler 'frianpiD' rJvrtt«tachom^*'K)»rimhchev(V wa* only voicHtr of* ‘ W tr I. a ni*w trial on of awMMaAAA ' tn rheeiing, W, Va. Butler ap- th* tim levels for such radlcaU at Aleyor. The acrouatlBg ftiwr asM nor a higher price for cut-up or quartered 4-Door .Sedan. Hydra- discontent of many, At a banquet in B“c*‘‘'»8*‘am ' illegally e* an agent ot Generalla-: . _ ^ malle. radio, healer. quit volunlarliy. He had been * flcially the _ ----- , oenter'at Cape peered to soften his- stsnd aorne- Paul Btitler.'' Ihe amllt covered the period ef chickens. Come see . . . you'll find one graSe, weak prcinier. and corruption, i Russian*, if you discount the party:party : Palace, where Heuaa ia. aU.vUig,ataying, I| simoaimo Rafael TVujlitoTlrujUto end the during the fiscal what 1**1 r,ght. saying "Ws're Calls for Butler:* removal /ram ‘ .Nov. 1934, to Jan.. 1937. • L-ismanagement and general drift'lin e"* Who maintain, that everv'aig .IÛMn Etixabeth II aiUd that.'Dominican RspuHlIc.' the top . . . at one price as advertised! • AMPLE FREE PAKKINti • , 1 year (939. certainly not going jd read any- the parly, came from Rep. Ken- In government had Increased since , and rag o ' u~. u . : ^*>,..1.. ^..4 . slsA nmoFer > • ' Roberl* i D-Ala) and RED GUARD DESERTS , ’ MONDAY MOfilliRTY he rtlucUntly look omc*. es a ; distillation DrAlal. Panmunjom, Korea. Oct. H front man is* Jarlt. . ^ vice president Nixon iTv—ThO U. N. Command nn- dCTOlilZTrsVVSP^Mr BROTHERS Sarit himself l»ad been but of : IBitiahchev canxpalgn tactic^ have nouBced today that a Comnwnlat Gm n Peppers TM J W . I U U coRii the counUy for m »it-o* the yea r,; forAlem haan------.....— _ ,------criticism-frOrt) Demo- guard In the demUit*rtzed''h*nn MANCHESTER HIGH I.Inroln — Conlinental — undergmng-treatment for a bert- any happier tut Oiey.haven't b e « LasMkm iM(pcri) generally tout j ltulai-sfurplty affair drejjirived .start an eaatems lietween North apd South Keren Memir.r — Kngllah Ford onn ou* Uver ailment reshltlag. from happy, w ith. their Oiucationsd ays- the line thatb.vgonea must be'by-1of a Cal’ trial," preaidwsnOal CHiiiipaign, i awing-with a atop st Wilmington. killed his cbPtain and deserted te AAANCHBsna C - . tnm. stne* the rcvohitiea- thrme gone# now that B.-iUln and W estj Frank waa mdlctsd by a foderal. the HIbeimla Banh a!*,* ^ Hw> sauth. The guard. M e. Rfan SWIIT-FRESH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM heavy dftiddaB- He we* operated Butler end ro> IntitTtlfern DensocratsJ i _Ekl. . - Nixon returned to Washing- ^ 101 rr.N TK R STRF.ET CORNER MAIN AffD OAK StREET oa in WwUaOton Ust hod thboty oiit (fal (io rttw O Artadowr. I Oormany am nUien and e((tgiaSy1 grand, Jury which inveatigat^ th e! ,, bwn on thf oulf at variou* Uoij last nljfht from Colorado^ Yung Choi. 29. wii* pfahed sqp Ml i-0l88 in Wlfmhd. «»V*(e*cing Ij Av-. glAns*_____ at______hlatocy^ - slipws------the------friend* agnfa. "O K Frit*, You’re ' disappearance of Dr, J e ^ Maria j rest fa inataUmm^ *•* « Ipat Friday by an Amertca* AND FLAVORFUL LB DONATION $1.10 ' B R .\ i:F rr o r o n a r rhrtnr A l l;tr I four letter, containmg* raver the past few year*. HU 1 -*------. O rr.N K^TCNINOS , JI Soidst oritaw in (typ td n m rk aydif Out --of"Of theU ic Dog D ^ .Houee."House.” hendlfaedlheoSUhed ,------,, 1 four letter , containmg-60 of the] t « I jab at the Dixie faction ‘ (CoatUiued eu Page Foufa Ueutcaaat. g . PagaN tea) expertteenuthiii. the Ubloid Daily Sketch. -JX’ ' '.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HftRALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1^88 P A G E T H R E E P A S S TWO KANCHEST^ EVEOTNO miRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBElt 21, 1088 Coventry Ribi<^dff Pushes ôuthWind$or Luther Lechers y ■ * For Coui*t Reform RUMMAGE SALE Laud Miss Diana Natioîd AL Auxiliary Office Sponsored by Sisterhood ot Temple Beth Sholom Lung Agenda n r HHE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS Mlsa Martha A. DUna. lOl Oak (5ov. Abraham Ribicoff, the WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22— 6:^0 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. The Ribicoff Record HAJLF A LO AF IB ' < St., prcMlded for her third and final G^Ven to Mrs. Richard Suow Democratic candidate for reelec- Faces Voters tlon, asked . for power to abolish THURSDAY. OCT. 23— 9:00 A.M. to NOON WORSE THAN ONE South dealer term as president of the State Luther League which held Iti p m - justice of the peace courts yester By Alfred Sbeiiiwqld - East-West vulnerable * Mrs:' Richard C. Snow, a mem-^ Arthur Squires, 25, of Bunker Hill day. Four building code amendmenU, ventlon Saturday and Sunday In Bt. in Hie vestry ef Temple Beth Shelem When there are two chances for NORTH Rd. Was fined 820 for breach of RIbicOff'a televised speech last As Seen By The Press an 18,600 appropriation for ad> A 9 2 . Paul’a Lutheran Church, Bridge her .6f the Coventry AmericM Le- CORNER of MYR'n-E ST. and LINDEN ST. your contract, you may have to the peace, 810 for failure to obey nlgpt was directed to the state’s aiatance to the^buildlng Inipec- ¥ 10 3 port, smd received commendationa gjdn auxiUtuy and past Depart choose the better chance and be for her servlcea, from both iiib- an officer; a charge of evading re- General Assembly as well as to the A lyj’ite selection of icoolens and lining fahriesy also j tor, and aale of a im all piece o f satlafled with it. A better plan, ♦ A j 6 ment president, has been appoint spondbiUty continued until Fid- state's voters. the Pleaiant Valley School proper tlonal and state Luther Leagues. ' however, la to pUy for both « KQ 107 42 ed National Pan American chair (fay: Gertrude M. Carroll. 22, of He reiterated his request of the excellent selection of good used clothing.. ty will come before voter* at a WEST EAST Local Luthir Leaguers installed chances. Manchester, fined 88 for passing in Legislature for power to revamp •pedal town meeting Thuraday AA10 833 AQ74 in state offices were MUs MaMene man 6y National President Mra. I iiimiMiiiisSHTl • West, opened the five of spades. a no passing zone; William W al the state’s agencies, which he at 8 p.m. at Wapplng Oramhutr ¥A8 62 ¥1975 Forde, 106 Oak St„ vdto Was elect Charles W. Giinn of Portland, Ore. „ y TrATv^pvvj;; ; East put up the jack, u d South lace, ^6, of Hartford, dnnocent on called "wholly out of tune with the School. ♦ Q 10 4 ¥ 9 7 ed vice chairman of the setjlor won with the king. Declarer saw .Mrs. Snow is also -a National charge for disregarding stop sign: needs of our time. He called for a A lio on the agenda will be ac 5 A J 9 8 3 division; and Miss Jane Haid, 273 las at a glance that he could make the Committee executive member, an Edward W. Stone, 38, of Rt. 44A. "fully integrated court system,"' tion on South Windsor’* participa SOUTH Hilliard S t who was elected chsrirr contract If he could run either the appointment received at the De fined 86 for disregarding a stop and again proml.aed to see "that tion in creation of a Regional Plan A K 7 6 man of the intermediate division. partment convention a few months ■.U>.IJ .11J/ diamonds or the clubs without loss. Pastor .Erich Brimdt of the local sign; Norman R. St. Laurent, 30, the staiE doesn't spend more than authorized for the Capital Region South was clever enough to take ¥ K Q 4 ago. It takes In." A K 8 5 3 2 Concordia Lutheran Church waa of Mansfield, fined 83 each for F. E. BRAY a* defined by the Connecticut De The auxiliary'w in have a Joint A aecohd Iopl<. The clubs Would failure to carry a registration and He said “ we mu^t abolish the velopment Commlaaion. A A 6 reelected pastor adviaor for the initiation of new member* with the justice of the peace courts and the nin if the suit broke 3-2 or if Sooth Wast North East year. failure to carry a license. The plan idea, which aim* at a somebody had a singleton Jack. post the evening of Nov. 8 at the present conglomeratioh of city, Watch and Jewelry Repairing . Tw o additional cases continued •yateroatic program of future t A Pus 2 A Pass Legion home. This will also be town, borough and police courts." The diamonds would run only if until Friday iêre Edward Orcutt, At Reeseneble Prices growth for the whole region cen Catholic Speaker 2 NT Piss . 3 NT All Pass ■Veterans’ night to which all veter Rlblcoff’a Republican opponent, the suit broke 3-2 and only if Opening lead — A 5 24, of Rt. 31,--8harged with reck tered on the State Capitol, ha* al The Rev. Philip J. Hussey, pas ans are invited. Fred R. Zeller, spent the day ca)u- West had the queen. (South was less driving; and Edward Broff, Prempt Service— 2 Watchmakers ready been approved by moat of tor of the new St. Bartholomew’s thinking in term s'of a diamond The Legion post has purchased, palgning peraon-to-peraon in the Parish, will be th^peaker at the E l :4il.i'Hliliah 20, of New Britain, charged with the New Haven area. Sen. William the town* around South Windsor. finesse). jointly ■with its women’s auxiliary, disregarding a atop sign.. Two outside entrance* on the meeting oi the Manchester Coun Without thinking matfers a new juke box for its home on A. Purtell campaigned at Ansonla Manchester's Oldest Established Jeweler Gov. Ribicoff Works cil of Catholic Women ’Thursday Kar KcadaU 3,IM.tM C*|ri.a Scout* Plan Drive and Wsterburv. first or ground level floor would Wall St. The equipment will play through. Southvdeclded that the EASTWOOD 8.UI » be required on one amendment night at 8:16 in St. James^ School clubs offered a better chance'than B. Harrlioa 80 sides of records and is used dur. Coventry Boy Scouts will take 737 MAIN ST.— STATE THEATER BLDG. proponed to the building code. An Hall. the diamonds. He took the ace of Ing social j.rograms of both groups. part in the annual Eastern Con SECOND BOpY-FOI'M) other would require a certified en The Ladles of St. Jai .ea, under clubs at the second trick and led 'THE HUNTERS" "Never Love There will be a dance for mem necticut Council fund drive which Portland, Oct. 21 i/Pf The body R«b¥rt Mitcham - Babcrt WARier “ Reluctant will start Nov. 2. The quota is 8700. of a second youth, missing in the gineer's soil tent report pertain the chairmanship of Mrs. M orti a low club toward dummy. In C«lpr and ClncmaScope A Stranger” bers and those of the auxiliary and ing to drainage for septic tanks mer Morlarty, will be the hort- Shown 1:3a • 8:3# • a:65 Debutante” their guests at 9 p.m. Saturday, John Hudak of the local commit Connecticut River for more than a West discarded a heart, and AlfO in Color tee will be general chairman. week, was recovered last night. and seepage with building applica esacs for the evening. South shook his hesul dolefully. Oct. 25, at the Legion home. First-et Meriew's! imparted For State Economy tions when. In the opinion of the ' Women of ill four Catholic par “WIND ACROSS THE Tw o new members have been ac A house-to-house canvass wfH Police identified the body as that Tack. 1:15 *;3* 8itt The contract wae'-doo'hied. The t - of Geoffrey Willmore, 15. Tiie building Inspector, a drainage or ishes are im lted to attend this clubs were not jf^lng to break and EVERGLADES” cepted by the post, Ra.ymond E. be made that day. The committee seepage problem exists on the second open house n eetlrtg. llarl Irei • Osrp*y Bote Lee Culver and Donald James. hopes to complete Its work then body of the boy's companion, Phil there was no longer any way to 3:23 • 8:25 Wed.: “ Love In the Aftemoon" ip Pasek. 17. waa found Sunday land in question. bring in five diamond tricks. “ THE OODDEBS" Service Officer Eugene Rychling Funds will go toward salaries of WED. **The Naked asd the Dead*’ paid employes of the Council, Nei.ghbora of the Willmore fani-, L9VE-UTES The final building code amend-1 Two Better Plans recently reported three local hard- training materials, general office ily found both bodies in the middle ment proposal would add a section , New Trial Slated There were two better plans for ahip cases received aid through the of the rive)'. The ONLY’ Gift Boxed on establlshniont of a Fire District' the contract. Both would give post's program of service to vet- expenses and the Camp (Juinebaug ____ Lighting Gem* fund. Tile boys, both of Portland, w o e which shall include all business ami ' For Trujillo Agent South a chance for the diamonda •rans and their families. reported missing Oct, 11 in s small industrial zonea, and which shall There ivlll be a Junior Activities Hudak is lining up team cap as well as a chance for the clubs. sailboat they had been foihidden £ f'aptiire the romantlo glow prohibit frame buildings, porches Conference at 2 p.m. Nov. 8 at the tains. who in turn will select their (Continued from Page Une) One plan is to take the ace and to use. of the Continent with this or structures nr the aiteratlon or Orange American Leôh"' workers. A meeting of the captains king of diamonda before starting Pb.it Miss Wong Displays Ivory Fan bright new lamp Idea— pRck- enlargement of exlstlrtg stnictures home to which both junior and is expected to be held toward the de Gahndez, bitter critic of Trujil the clubs. If either opponent drops aged fnt- gift-giving. except in accordance with the pro- PROGRAMS senior auxiliary members are in latter part of- the coming week Miss Margaret Wong shows her ivory fan to other foreign students who were guests in Manchester the doubleton queen. South can v'slons. lo, and Gerald L. Murphy, Eugene, vited. Those planning to attend when materials will be distributed homes over the weekend. The foreign students studying In Connecticut schools were given a dinner- FOR RENT lead a diamond to dummy’s Jack 8 and 16 mm Movie Projectors The |8,600 appropriation for the Ore., flier. and return to his hand with the have been, askSd to notify Mrs. and areas designated to be cov dance at the Manchester Country Club Saturday night following a day of activities sponsored by the PR O V R M ’F. — UM e Ught. building Inspection department, al ered by each team. —sound or silent, also 3,5 mm Black wrnught-lron tripod Frank received a Jail sentence aaa of clubs to cash the rest of Darius Gainey, jjunlor activities Service Bureau for Wonien’s Organizations. Others in the photo aie Luigi Carloni of Italy, Uni slide projeetors. ready approved by the Board of tTtPfliamonda. He is then safe even chairman, by Nov. 1. Cub Scout Pack 57 meeting base. Convenient push-.bntton of eight months to two years. The versity of Connecticut; Mlreillc M. Pierre of Haiti, Annhurst; John Bradbury of England. Pomfret Finance, If also approved by voters, charge was that he acted as an if the cltiba fail to break. The auxiliary will have a United scheduled for tomorrow has been switch on electric onrd. will he used to provide Town En ''Video Everyday WELDON DRUG CO. agent for Trujillo and hi* govern Better still. South ahould lead Nations program during It* meet postponed to Oct. 29 to be held School; and R, C. Sekhar of India, UConn. Miss Wong now Uvea in Brazil, having left Nanking YY'ashable patented vinyl gineer and Building Inspector with Ufll Main 8L Tel. Ml 1I-5S2I ment without registering under the a flub to dummy's king at the sec ing at 8 p.m. Monday at the Legion at 7:30 p.m. at the, American Le when the Red Chinese took over. (Herald Photo by Pinto). shade, trimmed with hnwa. piofessional assistahee. All Rights Reserved— Foreign Agent.* Registration Act. ond trick and then return a club home. Mrs. Richard W . Gronback. gion ho)tie. Each den will present Use anywhere for charming Hince the August realgnation of H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. The court's opinion by Chief to the ace. If the suit breaks 3-2, U N chairman, w ill be In chSrge. a skit on "American Folklore." accent lighting: Assistant Inspector William My- United Nations Day is Friday. In The den having the largest parent •tte. the building Inspector has Henry W. Edgerton took issue with South will know about it by then. received the awards Oct, 6 while statements made during the case He can get to dummy with the keeping with this observance the attendance will be awarded the serving as a rifle insUuclor at the Foreijffii Students been without help In conducting auxiliary Is form ulating plans for "Cubble" mascot. $0.95 h' inspections. M.vette had served by William H. Hundley, the Justice ace of diamonds to run the reat Marine Corps Recnilt Depot, Department attorney who pros of Uie clubs. If the clubs break Get The Most a public Slipper to be held fiom 6 League Tall: .Set Pairia Island, S.C. LiiiichfMm Guests a year at a J8,00d salary. Other to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 1 at the Legion part time help as needed and an ecuted the cii.se. badly, .South will know about it The l..eague of Women 'Voters Before enlisting in March 1958, The oiiirnnn noted that Hundley, From Your Records! home. additional car allowance plus his when he takes the king of clubs. Crystal-clear reproduction will sponsor' .■« United Nations pot- he attended Howell Cheney Techni In nn opening statement to the He can then lead a low diamond Zone Oases Settled luck supper at 6:50 p.m. Thursday cal School in Manchester. Eleven Protes'.'.nl churches replacement have been requested. ot all your records Is Easy to re-mail in their compact carton*. Weigh leas than 1,V| Jury, said there would bo testi to finesse dummy's jack as the Cases disposed of in justice worked togethei under the spon During previous hearings the what you’ll enjoy with a at the American Legion home on Today’s Event* Ibn. Fun tn aet up space-saving shade. Take* only a moment! building inspector said he could mony about a '".strange adventure best try’ for five diamond’ tricks. court Friday night by Justice Le Wall St. A "Joreign flavor" will CD advanced first aid course, sorship of the Manchester Coun Mr. Ernnk engaged in on behalf of German-Imported T e I e- t'se this handy order form. not continue proper inspections Hally Question ELECTRORHCS funken FM/AM Short roy M. Roberts include the fol be featured in diahea to be brijught 7:30 p.m., South Coventry fire cil of Churdhes Saturday to pro Trujillo and the Dominican Repub As dealer, you hold: Spades — lowing: without additional help. He cited Wave-Phono combination. by Uiose attending. Mrs. Ralph house; St, Mary's CYO. 7:30 p.)n., vide food and service for a lunch the large amount of construction lic " 8 7 6: Hearts — K Q 4; Diamonds LABORATORIES Grant E. Toothaker, 41 and A l M. Burns is general chairman St. Mary's Church: Board of Fi- MARLOW’.S, 867 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. STANEK’S has It—stop eon at which fo.eign studoits now underway locally, all requir The Judge noted also that in hi* K 8 5 .3 2; Clubs — A 6. What soon and hear the differ fred D. Heckler, 35, o f town and Frof. Louis L Gerson of the i nance, 8 p.m.. Town Office Build Gentlemen: • ing more ihan a single inspection. closing Higunicnts, Hundley, re do you say ? ence. Joseph T. Rossi, 51, of Middletown, government department at the ing. were guests. Please sr'iid me ... (state how many) Imported PROY’- ■ Me also note Elsic*dto Brood 17c SAVE 18% TO 23%! Marine Pfc. Harry L. Roy is chairman, Mrs. Syo icy MacAlpine tinuing .Scouting In this area. It la December. Some reports said Mur I Copyright 1958, General Fea constructing a garage without a Eleanor Roosevelt said yesterday Mosko, has received a gold medal and Mrs. William Kloppenbui'g I City and State ...... | neceasary to have more lenders phy had boasted of knowledge of tures Corp.L SnuHckor’s Fino Jellits SLACKS ...... $3.88 permit. The justice reserved de the United States fsres an "ab.ao- and a check for 850 fi-om the made of the committee in charge. ami tild e I* an opportunity for the olrciimatancea of Galindez' dts- S & W Fine Foods POLO SHIRTS ...... 84c cision until this Friday. I.,eatherneck Magazine Assn, (or lute necessity" tn learn abo))t th(V rest of the world. The widow of The Rev. Alfred L. Williams more girls to Join, providing there ' appcai ance. SPORT SHIRTS ...... *1.47 Constantino* A. Coiiloumbis. 28. scoring 237 out of a possible 250 are enough leaders and interested, Air Force Sgl. Harold French Gift Fruit Baskets of Bridgeport, was fined J3 for points with the M-1 rifle. the former Ppesldent spoke at pronoimced iht benediction. Country Club Sets CASUAL SHOES .. . ..$3.88 parent* testified during Frank’s trial that Go To failure to carry a registration and Roy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. United .Nation.* Day exercises at ' The Mancliesler Garden Club The meeting will he held tomor Murphy rented a plane at the Lin BATHING TRUNKS . .81.87 86 for (Ilsregarding a stop sigh; Joseph Roy of Rt. 31, Coventry, Connecticut College. decorated^tljc banquet hall. row at H p.m, at Wapplng Elemen den, N. .1., airport, shortly before Annual Meeting UNDERWEAR ...... 48c tary .School .This meeting Is for Gahjidcz's disappearance. French PINEHURST parents only. The lenders feel this said he saw Frank at the airport The annual meeting of the Man AIEN’S la a yery worthwhile grrthp, b u t’ in company of two Dominicans and chester Cotintry Club will be held MORRY'S STORE GROCERY, Inc. 8 Depot Sq.—Tel. Ml S-8691 they most have more suppni t from I that Murphy Introduced him to at the clubhouse Nov. 16. At 302 Slain St. parents and friends to continue' Frank as "Mr, Kfinc ’ Election of officers for the en Just North of Armory ‘ Open Daily t A.M.-8 P.M. this work. Everyone Interested, ' ■liidge .lolin A, Damiher voted suing year will take place. Thg , I \^■hether they ha\'e a daughter In with Edgerton in reversing slate being presented by the nomi Channel S Hartlurd Ciiaa. ( 3) NEWS AND WEATHER this group or not. Is welcome. Erank's conviction. Judge E. Bar nating committee Includes: C lif Ctiauuri s P irn Uaven Coaa. (22) TARGET An\- additional information may rett prettyninn dissented, saying ford C. Varney, president: Russell Chaaael IS Hartlurd, Caan. (301 COLONEL FLACK NOW! THE COMPACT 1959 RAMBLER | Chaanrl 22 Sprlncfleld. Uais. lie obtained liy calling ,Vlrs. Roger lie felt Erank received a fair trial. Gangewere. first vice president; 10:45 < 5) FEATURE FIL.M CkaanrI M New Mriialn. tXina. •‘.Miss Robin Crusoo'* Llnsley. Laurel Lane, or Mrs. Ray Joseph Cerlna, second vice presi- Chaaael 4S Hal>IUVrF.S munity Church will have a dinner terms board of governors; Edward (*) BKAT THK CLOCK Yellow Cnhnry’ ’ meeting at the Comniimlty House For Area Dinner McNamara and Eugene Kelly, 2 (1S> BIO PAVOFK (15-50) NEWS. WEATHER (22-Sei TOUAV.IS OCB8 (22) THE Bid NEWS at (i .1(1 p m As this Is a pot- year terms board of govemora, and . .« ii'*- PI-AYHOrSE (40) FEATURE FORTY "LESSON FROM CONNECTICUT’S GOVERNOR” luck dinner families are asked to The men of Center Congrega Frank Simona and John Sommers, 3:30 ( *) CONNKCTICl'T BAND- hrfng either a hot dish, salad or 3 year terms board of governors. STAND tional Cliiirch will be hosts to the (l»-40> THE VERDICT IS VOl'BS From an Editorial in the Uarrisburn, Va., NrivH-Iircord, Jan. S, 1958 dessert A collection will be men of the Hartford East Associa The meeting will be preceded by . „ (33-30) KBOM THESE BOOTS taken to defray the expense of but- 1 tion of Congregational Chiirchea a dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations for 4:00 ( 3) HAP RICHARD’S EX- ter, rolls and coffee There will I PDK8H “ Newsweek inana/ine lias jiisl reporled a atory with nn mniaual at a dinner meeting Friday night the dinner may be made with the ( S> AMEBicAN BANII.STANO lie movies upstairs for the rh ll-' at (i:4.’i at tlie church. club steward. (IS-40) BRIGHTER DAV twist. It tcll.s o( a governor who in tliosu dayH of freo-v\’hoeling puhlii' dren after the dinner [ (22-SSl UIIEEN FUR A DAT BOLAND Speakers will be M. Ole.nn Hard 4:1* (1S-4SI SECRET STORM spending is actuallyculling expense.s. Members of the Wapplng Moth- i ing, executive BANGER ANDV SHOW ers Club are asked to meet at the of training of Kolnonia Founda <15-401 EDGE OF NIGHT OIL COMPANY U'applng Community House todayj tion, RaUlmorc, Md., and Dr. Gopal Fall Bridge Slated, . (22-30) COUNTY FAIR “ He is (lov. Ahraham HihicofT ot ('onnoclicul and under him the at 7 .'1(1 pm to go Id Ijiura For-I 1:00 ( 3) FEATURE FIMI 369 CENTER fiT. Joardnr, staff member of the fo iv ‘‘ Bstlle ot Rrhsdnay’’ state government has announct'd an economy drive . . . lei's cottage. Miirlhorniigli Ijike datioii. Bv W om an’s Club (IS) LIFE OF RILEV Tel. Ml 3-6320 for a Halloween pa-rlv. , <22> rnt. FIRST SHOW Koinonl.a is a iion-denominatln.i- (30) BOY ROCiERS Gov. Ilibicod is no newcomer to the ranksof'.thceconomy-mindi'd The Wapplng Commujilty . al, Inter-i lU'ial, non-profit Institu The rnnual fall De.ssert Bridge (40) POPEVE 24-Hour Burner Service Church School Teachers meeting tion dedicated to conditioning of Hie Woman's Club of Manclics- 5:30 ( 8) WALT DISNEY’S ADVEN and his efTorls in saving the stale ahoul seven million dollars in need will he held in the Ruth Crockett Christiana to represent America ler will be he'd Monday at 8 p.m. TURE TIME “ Home Heating Specialists Room this evening at 7:,K) p.m. conomy in government, . . "Commandos Strike Al The Wapplng Comniiintty speaker. Icjider and participant In Co-hostesaes for the evening (5.1) THE RIO FICTUBE Church .liinlor Choir will rehearse 6:30 ( 3) WOODY WOODPECKEE Dawn" rejig ions groups and movementa. will be Mrs. John HUl Jr. and Mrs. (221 SPOBTSCAST .. '*.e K PAAR SHOW tomorrow at '7 p m and the Senior Df. Joardnr was an associate of Norman Souaa. Mrs. James Coop (53) PHONE YO l’H ANSWER 1:30 (211 THE JACK PAAR SHOW Choir follows at 8 p.m. 6:40 (22) SPEI4AI. ASSIGMIKN'T 11:45 ( 55) NEWS Otiaiidl and Dr. E. .Stanley Jones er la in charge of arrangements. • l45 ( S-221 NEWS ft WEATHER 12:15 ( 31 NEWS a n d WEATHER New Personalized Comfort. . . Even More Miles Per Gallon I In India Mrs. John Conklin treasurer, (531 COUNTRY STI.YE I'.S.A 1:00 ( Si NEWS "RIBICOFF WAS AND IS RIGHT" Intcre.sted mcfl arc Invited to at asks all members who have not 7:0* ( 3) NEWS WEATHER ft tend Tickets for the dinner are SPORTS paid their current dues to please ( *) IF YOU HAD A -MILLION w e d I ^ d a y Only Rambler Giyas The Beet of Beth: World’s Only Car With Ptrsonalizod Comfort Excerpts from an EdUannl in the Hartford Times, May 29, 1958 avnilsble at the church office. do so at this time. (IS) 7 O’CLOCK REPORT 12:00 (15-40) LOVE OF LIFE I One of these ainart Sacony Fall Suits is BRAND-NEW 1. Big Cor Room 2.. Small Cor Economy ffftoplft coma in cUffarcnt tiM t. Mr. Bmlfh ‘ Presumably no one in ( ’onneclicul familiar with public affairs watch for the it o aix-footor, hi* w if* is • pftlile five . the other was SANITO NE Dry Cleaned 25 times!* was surprised that the; (io\crnor was ohiigi'd to extend his cift-hack KNUS TONIGHT: “At War With The Anny"—8:80-9:25 PINEWOOD FURNITURE CO. Yes— Ibo ealee success ol 1958, cciri- fftftl two. ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY AT proof that it pays to buy quality dry cleaning order for another ye.ir. ■'I't.i I u.i/iNi, IS r \ I s r-i K St M ' Mitsiiiit) tinues to reach. QeW popularity heights vdth its 31" 1 ( t S I t II -sT, MV\( 111^7) II T il Ml ' irt.ll “ Big Country" new 1959 models. Por.the recognized ecbnomy NATIONAL ^HOE STORES “ Last January he (lirecled that hudgcl.s he trimmed ahoul 10 5:30-8:30' ■ If you could examine tli«5e '.'identical twin” 5:05-8:18 Ht m l l leader gives even more miles per gallon in ’59, "inis IS NOT A SALE! Thi* is s special free offer. We want to know percent, except in e.s.sential services. 'I'liis was to extend to July 1. I 34” Ubilfr WlwJow Bookeast $t.9$ suits pcraonally and ever so carefully, you’d thanks .to new advanced wburetion. Only how many of you read this ad . . . and we want to .make it w orth finri it hard to believe that either of them had " ' or the end ot the fir.sl \'ear ol tlu' hiennium. Now he has announcr'd Ramliler offers Persbnaliised Comfort—'luxury >«ur while to* tell us. AH you do is-inail the,cou|X)n at the bcittom ( « ' «!liATHF.R ft UM AL NEWS (22 35: TM TA( IMII’OH been dry cleaned. You would detect no differ he must cont,inue the ord(*r mt.o llu‘ lU'xt li.scal year. ‘I'he huainoss m m (35-40) NEWS AND WEATHER 11:30 ( i) MOTHER'S DAY the costliest cars can’t match. Only R am bl^ has of th^ ad,. .'. and we will iMid yoo —absolutely free — s special 157 _ . (53) ftUDGE ROY BEAN » (n-4«) SEARCH FOR tONOE- ence in color, pattern or texture . . . no differ recession, of cou,r,s»*, ’imunjils the action. 7:15 (IS-40) DOI.GLAS EDWARDS. ROW the compact size that makes it easiest of all Dlsodunt Certificate. Take it to any National Shoe Store. Buy. all ence in the feel of the fabric . . . no difference in , N fcH 8 *. _ 122-Mj 17 COI I.D ME YOU es not affect the present budget, the highest in the hisl'ory oN h e state, naturally '■(.’rack Up” 115) NEWS an ordinoiy cor (ind arad Rombtar Paraonoi- ( 5) CHEYENNE (22) AT HOME W IT ITU TT Y brevght tha front laat ixad Comfort . . . oac- will deduct ISS from NatiotiaTs already low, low prices. apj)carance or life of fabrics! ■ (30) TV MATINER bler’s smart new style and beauty . . . at your 18 not responsible lor the slump in busine.s,s. Hut it is re.sponsihlr for 115) BURNS ft ALLEN forward, Mr. Smith hod fienol tofo front taoh And if you could wear the Sanitone Dry Cleaned 132-35) DRAGNF.T (45) BINOO « T HOME Rambler Dealer’s today! 6 -I saddling the state with a spending program tar beyond what should (40) (TIMMITTKE »'OB SENA- 1:15 (15) CONNECTICUT U F B no room for hit logo. that glida bockwoed... suit, you'd find that it holds it* pres.* amazingly T o r dOHN F. KENNEDY 1:3* (I54(n AS THE WOBLD Tt'ENt and atuhltornly resists wrinkling. That’* be have been authorized . . .(53) TV MAIL ORDER ( 5) STAGE 8 MAILTfflS 1:15 (11-45) KEEP TALKING, Carl cause only our Sanitone Dry Cleaning giv«» you Reiner, Emcee '8U8IE si aaiSffi^ axia. NEWLY ENLARGED ( 5) MY LITTLE MAEOIB NAM. ★ A GOOD GOVERNOR , ★ 'l*ilS. ( 3) JOHN DALY AND THE (li-4*) HOUSE PAMTY See Your RAMBLER Dealer NEWS (334*) HAOOm BAOOIS (Cnidrt CLEANERS STORE Committee for Re-Election of Ribicoff illicent AlrnyWorner, Chairman SYV 1 SS LAiINDERERS MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS JOHI____ 8TATI. OJs MORRISON DDGormier Motor SaleB,'Inc., 24 Maple Street, Manchester f- • 489 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE 10 HARLOW STREET VOTE DEMOCRATIC-PULL TOP LEV b R i \«>i\ ! • Over 160 ttom in Eastern U.S. M A N C H E S TE R — M I 3-1351 R O C K V IL L E — T R 5-250S FAINT STORE I I » I M ( I \ ' i Mi Ml. ! "THUNOIR BEACH" ki eolor i.n 8MT M wRiM i«' ieniM t warn - ESTABLISHED IN 1913 SM CENTER snEET PLUS: T tL M l 1-725-1 O ’ WtLiS ST • ■ ■ . f - - '.A. ■ ■ , .-i ': ' . ' ■ ' ’ '* .1 J- . ‘ ’' PAGB FOUB 7CHi:8tER..EVEKING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1968 MANCHESTER KVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1968 PAGE nV E Bohan Medical Gm Life in Russia*—1 Private ScHcioI Dixie Democrats Fetid Property Revaluation Starts; Sets Prol>e of iet Education Plan Classes ^gin With Chairman Butler KBZZDQ Office Set Up in Old Library Doctor to Pope In Little Rock Patchwork Experiment ■*4J' (Oonttauad fr*m Pegs Oaa) way street. And it abbuld not run Richard Duprey of Valuation ■*’ The bids should bo malted to (Conttauad trom Pag# Ona) (OMttmied freiM Page One) one way during a national erisia Marshall P. Iôvegrove at P. O. Springs, Colo., where he battled a and another way during a political BROTHERS >ôciatea bagan work' today on la considerable belief, however, (ConUnn^d from Paga Oast) .^vaJoped a middle olaaa dealra for tion. Tha achooU ware acftadulad cold during the weekend, f'flxon crlsla. 1 agree with the Prealdent ^ a companj:;a ^11.600 contract to Box f184. Mancheater. Heûlty, for comforta and a bat revalue properly in town. (>ntcr Church Newa that this applies only to a living to open Sept. 16.. campaigned on the West Coast that foreign policy and heart at- Four laymen assisted at the chief of state. and. produced'a genartOon of ID ter iifa for his children. E. Pierce Herrick,, local aaaea- literate mechanlcf. About 600 of the atur'anta, white last week. tacka ahould be blparttsan.” worship service at Bolton Congre Meanwhile, 41 Cardinals of the Many are unacrupulima .'.bout and Nego, have 'tranafarrad to. The Texan challenged Republi aor, aaid headquarlera are to be Roman Catholic Church drew lota Homework Reotored making aura their children don't He goes on to Baltimore to 111 gational Church Sunday In obaerv- schools either In or ouV of Arkaii- cans who, he said, contend tha BIGGEST lel up the old library quarters anc.e of Ijiymen's Sunday. Emer today for the .3-room cells they will The ligfM finally dawned in the have to go through the diacomforta night for what he described as a at the Community Hall. they did. And apparently thoie with aaa. laaue of the 1958 campaign la sup son Boswortli gave the invocation occupy fioni Oct. 2.1 until they early 30s and the pendulum iwiing A reported poaaibllity that 'tuvo major speech on foreign policy. Duprey will do the field work I clei I a new Pope. back, Compvliory curricula Were money, influence or party connec port of Prealdent Eisenhower's In the compiete reappraisal of and led. responsive rending. Bruce Negro colleges would ., eatabli^ Former President Truman— foreign politics . 'I*hc draw was set to favor the restored with pttyalcs, math, com tions have been surprlaingly suc who makes some republicans tee property It is expected that visits G flonsdn read the first Scrip- high school clasaea for displaced "Even the most partlasm Re tiiinl lesson. I most elderly and the more ailing petitive exams, backbreaking cessful, despite the Kremlin's re red .'With his thnista at the GOP to local property to ' r.ica.siirr of the Cardinals. They automat- peated protestations that discrim Little Rock Negro atudenta waa publican must concede that never VALUES ARE HIGH IN OUR FALL FURNITURE SALE-COMPARE! PRICE! AND QUALITY! A rcfHirt on liie Coniveclicut hooiework and dUclpUne, iquelched yesterday. —headed for a Democratic fund buildings and note essential infm • I ically drew the apartments In the After World War II Ihla load ination does not exist. in our history hat a President re mation will begin next week, Liiynipii s Fellow ship Conference, The rewards of influence over The Rev. Roland Smith, chair raising dinner at New Castle. Del., held at Pawling. .N Y last inoiitli. ' (losed com lave quadrangle nearest was found too heavy. The Krem tonight. He spent yesterday plump ceived such responsible backing atarting in the south end of town to U- Kiallne Chapel, where voles lin has been gradually reducing it. ability are so well recognized that man of the board, of Arkansas from an opposition party. And Workers who will plot local was iiiiiilc hy Clyde He. kwitli John the Russians have.,a saying that Baptist College, aaid if his insti ing for reelection of Democratic Rogers rcporlcd on last week's will he cast, and the Borgia Guard- But. as Khrushchev compiaiAed, Gov. Averell Harrlman of New frequently. It was support against properties on aerial maps are ex . room.,, where meals will be served. covers the situation. Even Khrush tution decided on the high school the efforts of members of his ewn pected to start that job next week animat meeting' of ttie Connecticut Foi the others, however. It was the ayatem now produces too many chev couldn't resist mentioning it undertaking, it would bt after York. Cdnfei eme of ('oiigicgalional- pampered Intellectuala, boys and ITiree Republican leaders today party." It wnll be the first time this work an even chance. in announcing the latest change lit federal courta act further on the The speaker said that the basic has been done (Tiri.sl mil Cmiiclics in New Ixin- The rooms have been prepared girls who have "Iqal their respect Soviet education. Issue of white private schools. Jumped on Truman for his charge don He noted that en,|ihaM.s iliir- for manual labor," "Boiirgioua- laa. Saturday that Nixon has used issue of the 1958 congressional The revaluation is expected to for the past week and will not be Referring-to the stiff competitive . Dean B. F. Lever of Shorter campaigns could be simply stat SAVE UP TO 50% character assassination. take about 10 months to lomplcte iiig the next hieiiniiiiii woiil'l be ready iinlll .Saturday, when the nilnded’ parents use Influence to exams which are supposed to de College at Horth Little Rock said on higher ChrLstuin ediiration at keep children out ôf the factory termine who deserves a higher Republican National Chairman ed: The contract provides for coin- I Cardinals are locked In conclave. the college president. Dr. A. O. "It la whether the American WIDE SELECTION HANDSOME plction 111 later tha.- .\iie l Ih.'di tiie ( ollege level both at home and and rollec’lve farm. ■ ^ education, hp quoted the aaytng: Meade Alcorn said Truman and the Each cell conaisla of a bedroom Wilson, had decided that it Democrats have "unleashed a people w'ill strengthen a Demo Room Mothers Named abroad, for the Cardinal, a study, and a The system, and Khriiahchev’a "After the competition of exam^ wouldn't set up a high school Rogcis also leiioited Itiai Coin- own shortlived campaign of de- inatlona cornea the competition of name-calling vendetta" on Nixon cratic Congress, which has acted Mrs Olaf Erlandson, chairniiin j room for hla clerical aide. branch because of its current boldly but prudently to meet the of the PTA room mothers commit niiinisni lias made as much nijfiiei- .italinlzatlon and liberalization, parenta, and the competition, of while refiiaing to discuss the Is I Jose Marla (?Hio Cardinal Rodrl- building program. sues. problems of our times, or whether tee has named people for the i. at advaiu r in the last Tfi years as I giiez. Archbishop of Santiago, also gave birth to widespread stu parents la often far more decietve." At New York, Tburgood Mar 18 rooms at the elementary school Christianity has in J.OOO years, dent discontent. Tomorrow: Ufe tn Russia: In another statement. Rep. Rich the Congresa will be entrusted to a I Chile, who at 92 la the oldest mem- shall, counsel for the NAACP, said ard M. Simpson (R-PsI accused party which refuses to accept the Those who will serve for Miss and talked of Its implication to So now soviet imiveraltlea and the organization planned legal Christians : her of the Sacred College, received Instlliites. breeding grounds of stu Truman of "hitting below the 20th Century." Jasephine Iarala and Mis idled Satjirday night. , Hla death blamed the policy "of appeasement name calling and vilification. " i Lawrence Flano will serve for Mis ing at 8 pill, at which lime a ernment first decreed that basic ing p>H)grani for Grades 4 through cut the College of Cardinals to ft4, education should be extended to 10 6 at his school last night during and weaknesa" In the western Schoeppel and Simpson are ARTHUR DRU8 Alice Fogil's room. Mrs Michael special program by slate WSCS leaving 10 vacancies. officers will be presented years. The 10-year school wa.sn’t the Bulhley PTA Book Fair. world after World War H to the chairmen of the GOP Senats and Pasc* and Mra. John Swanson ,li , Two thousand Romans attended even going into effe. l throughout capitulation of Europe to commun 3 PIECE 4 PIECE 3 PIECE 4 PIECE An open meeting of the Tolland Ramiri pointed out that the plan House campaign committees re Mrs Marion Darwlna room. Mrs the funeral services In the Church the roiinirv iinlll 1900 ; ism. George Murphy and Mra Kvereit County Women's Republican Chib is flexible snd will give the chil spectively. of San Giovanni Del Florenllnl In .No wonder Soviet parents are dren 'in thoHe grades an opporlu- "Half of Poland today lies sub Getting in some licks for the Hay. Mrs. Pearl Garland's room will hear Fred Zeller. GOP candi addition to the Cardinals, other unhappy i jugated by the Soviet Union be Mrs. Lodi and Mrs. A, C Bogush date for governor, and Sen. VVII- nliy to atromplish more over a Democrats. Sen. Lyndon B. John high officials of the church snd The Soviet school system has J shorter period of time. cause the policy of the western son of Texas said the Republicans SECTIONAL SECTIONAL have been nanied for Mra, Bertha hain Purlell .speak at 8 p.m. Thurs members of the diplomstic corps been under attack from parents ' There are nine tesrhers teach- i world failed to draw the line," he have "taken the high speed engine SECTIONAL McGarrah'a room: Mra. Richard day at Northeast .School In Rock- to the Holy .See were present and In Teacher's Gazette. This Ing reading to the three grades. ! said. of a smooth running nation, tink- SECTIONAL F DImock and Mrs O. V. Frland- Burial will be at Pordenone. Ihe newspaper of the minl.siry of edii- | houzi The Wethersfield Republican Attractive Nylon Covering, 1 Arm, 1 Bumper, 1 Center ■on. Mrs. Sylvia Patnek'a room; K said, nml every pupil ha.s ( d and tampered with the mech Cardinal’s birthplace near TTrime, I alion has l arrled complaints for mimiles of reading each dsy made the charge In addressing a anism and made It sound like a charcoal with pipe back. All and Armle.i.s Chair, covered Mrs. Alan Leventhal and Mrs i Afivfrtiftpuirrij years against the shortage of | Swedish Modern Covered in In Northeast Italy. with an additional 20 minutes for party Dutch treat luncheon at Ho model T." Johnson, the Senate's self decks Pôam Ruliber in Beige. Nylon Foam Rub- 2 Arm.i and Center .section. Frederick Oaal, Mrs. Margaret j When RiiymK Boll on achoofs, I'la.s.si ooms and texlbnok.i, i extended reading on hi.s own. tel Bond. Democratic leader, spoke last C h N 0 I l S Countess Persimmons. 1 McCarrIck’a room; Mra. Joseph ^ Property call laAwrencf K. Fiano. •Some textbook haven't been j Ramizi spoke after a brief busi Cu.shions. b e r' (^n.ihion.s. All self Diamond back.s, covered in Arm, Center, Armless Chair I Broker. Phone Ml 9-f\0l0 He said the basic Issue In the night In Nashville, Tenn. Freddo and Mra. Richard Valen brought up to (late In .30 years, j ness meeting, cfmdiicted by Phillip race for Hartford County Con Johnson also arcii.sed the Eisen Deck.s, Narrow .3 inch arm.s. Forest Brown Nylon. and Bumper End. tino, Mra. Margaret Smith’a room: i • • UeniocraU Tour Othera. pari iciilarly hialoiies are' Harrison Buckley School PTA gressman Is "experienced represen hower administration of being | REGULAR $635.00 Mrs. Frank Paggioll and Mra. Don Mane.hfwter Rvenlng If e r a I d rev'iitten all tiie time p resident. tation In Washington." The law two-faced with the Democratic' ald Tedford. Mra. Ellxaboth Flah- : Bolton corre«|Minde«i(, llorU M. The paper has also attacked ah- The Book Fair opened last night. REGULAR $469.00 REGULAR $329.00 ■r'a room. Town Tomorrow maker enumerated the work he paity ahoiit foreign policy. REGULAR $547.95 D'ltalln, telephone MltrheM senleelsm and juvenile delinqiicm v. Mrs. Maurlie Willey is Book Fair has done In foreign and domestic The Senator told a Democratic Those named for Miss Alverne hlaining” parents anil teachers { Democratic candidates for na- chairman and Mrs. (’arl Higgin.s affaiis. fund-raising dinner that the ad-; Ellis' room sre Mrs Dona Mlkelis alike. Teachers have often been IS the library chninnan for the and Mrs. Gordon Cslklns. John llonal, Slate, district and local of- ministration solicited and received | .! Is-;' l. 'Ally, (fonlon QiiitH accused of ignorance, poor train year. The fair i. 2 lb. bei SOFA and Mrs Jpseph D Italia ! Martin appotnlcrt him Rept. 1. If»n7. Ilf piobnie hopeful take Niad l('.aU at .speeds up to Ihe revolution The old revolii- 12.1 m,p^> w hile .standing «UII. The i ROOM Bids Hniight They will he entertained at the lionahes are dying nff. Except Waddell School, Saturday, Oct 25,8 P.M. the fiflcit, frcihett candies you 80" arm chali. Both in beige. The Bolton Public I.ibrary Board ‘f rrhoten' Tiinv Unrrvd litmies of Mrs. Edward Dupre, 130 tesla, run fh.. a apecial electronic i cut buy . . . exclusively oun 6-Pe. MAPLE DEN 2-Pe. COLONIAL 3-Pc. COLONIAL for a tliiii hard core, the revo laboralnry. can pinpoint faulty | Foam rubhor e\iahtona. Self Beaiitifu! turquoise sofa and has advertised for bids for exterior Gieenwond Dr : Mrs. Henry Heine, lutionary fervor la gone. decked. arm chalt, odd chair In luxnrl- repslrs to the building It is 19 Eaalfleld .SI : Mrs .Inhn Holden, vihrallona a.a smfcH as ,0001 of an Bill Dobson, Caller LAMPS Ciinbeiis T Ige .\iisli.ilmn 73ie Russian parent of today has Inch. . oiia gold Foam rubber cuahioni, SET SECTIONAL SOFA and 2 CHAIRS planned to roof one aide of the I 81 Oakland .SI . and Mra, John BKNEFIT CHILORtLX’S SERVICE* Broadcrtstlng t'omiifisslon hss been REGULAR $269.95 self decked. Sofa-lx>(l. arm ihair in green. miildlng. re-ahlngle ihe front ami Informed h\' a immicpiihllsIiliiK FtIrGerald. 4.1 Balllala Rd A SPONSORED BY .SOROPTIMIST CLUB QUINN'S Baautirul m«p|p firm*. DckIro NfaUe* up into * pomforlabla Roolcer in gray. 2 step tables, vvilii NVv. KuRlnml tiRdUloiu bf»d by nifiiit. paint the ilnicture. coiiipany llml It Is fnrhiddeii lo rorklall party will follow Ihe cof REGULAR $369.00 X Bids will be received unlil .1 p.ni plnv on Aiislrallnn radio piograins fee hours at ?. p m Door Prizes! Relreshments! 1 Corktall table on Monday. Speclftcaliona sre s niiisicitl nimihcr from llie movie, Anyone Inteiesled in attending PHARMACY REGULAR $239.95 REGULAR $199.95 REGULAR $329.00 available at the library from J,.'iu Ticket* may be piirehaaed from Club member., TABLBS "Vrihrden" The iiniiir of Ihe for any of the parlies may call Mrs X (iiiatafaon'a Shoe Store orgt door. to 4 pm tomorrow and Salutilav bidden melody is "Veihnlen " Ihe Alice llnli hlnsnii, 11.3 llelainr Rd , 87.1 MAIN ST. |95 $ O O O o o and from 7110 to ft pm on lliirrs- title sriiig of Ihe niox'le wlilcti In «ho has been arranging Ihe 'X. DO.NATION 75 Cent. riav and Frida\ I itself me,ms ’ fnihiddeii” SI liediile. PHONE Ml 3-41.36 |95 |95 i95 EARLY AMERICAN

Handsome Sectional Sofa . . . sophisticated . . . smart . . . and practical to make any living room a thing of beauty. In beautiful (1 ONLY) textured fabrics and colors that are right. 2-Pc. EARLY AMER. 3-Pe. EARLY AMER. WING SOFA 'j UPIK markets SOFA SECTIONAL SOFA 2-Pc.SOFA^ED 3-Pc. LIVING ROOM and CHAIR All fnair iubber seata . Self Was ThQre^ Gag Rule? Blue F'ahric decked, Foam I'liblier cuablona. and ARM CHAIR Sofa and 2 arm chaiia. Beauti Law.son Style if'.NLY 1 SOFA I Cliaicoal color. Foam rubber fully covered in red' and green Two Cushions • REGULAR $299.95 REGULAR $449.00 euahlong. fabric. REGULAR $159.00 RETIRING DIRECTOR ENDS TWO YEARS REGULAR $209.95 REGULAR $269.00 DOUBLE OF SILENCE ON MANCHESTER BOARD |95 i95 Do ALL your WORLD GREEN 95 95 |95 shopping OVERSIZED 2-Pc. EARLY AMER. EARLY AMERICAN SOFA and ilHAIR STAMPS T i . an^ \ ist n (3 ONLY) (2 ONLY) A M tome li (2 ONLY) MATTRESSES ARM CHAIR Foam I’liblier rii.shiona. Brown he bai id if project 2-PlECE HANDSOME MODERN tweed with beautiful pleated WEDNESDAY he cost alv I. 1 t It wta I Ko*m nihber Rf'Rt* .ind hnck. <4out 7an- Chair‘-i>Tda*t Color 2-Rc. Sofa and Arm Chair LAZY DAISY Jlng aw era" only for one night, the Chair—Rciffc Color DINETTES .lour ( hai'gr Plan toda.i, i'l.iii piihpr of " The Trust ('omjiain .i" two X oinre BqSrd "has been getting two years Bofa in turquoise, Beauty and conifoi’t In two part.* . . . t.s the ea.sy way tn tell you- ‘.en mede about our many styled two piece living room values. . .Luxurioue frinvenipiitli locatprl officiM. .sinrl doing A l.C ,'our ahuppiiyg the of It." 80" Foam rubber $9'|ML95 , the side Ha said the property nwncra a REGULAR $389.95 cushions.' | | n r fabrics, friendly anc* wiginally UVING ROOM THE O u w out V f prop- t-PIEOE ■ . ■t aec- •f' 'iltl TUNA V *« ' SEOTiONAL OCCASIONAL ^ ofieji Thurads.v eirning B In C O M P A N Y Toaat Tweed ' 8 and Seturdey momhiga 9 BOSTON I TTASCV 3-r*. Wr o u « h t 2-Fc. UVING ROOM 2-N . SECYIOMAL SdFA DO YOU WANT TWO YEARS OF SILENCE Grsen -cyicn, iobri tm m rubber to 1>. I ® LETTUCE ^ p K eS WbN D m SET •U C R . , . $119.95 tmi ^ cushions. REGULAR $249.0R, MODERN lO tix . r isc REeULA* E21E.4I REGULAR $299.00 'Matching Ann Ciiair LOOSE I

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MANCHESTER EVENING- HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 P A G E S E W N P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19B8 (tha Republican ' Party) but we Judge of Probate if it so desires. flnely-admlntst'ered probate court. but other serious m atters aa well. >' >1 years ot handicap and physi Up« Arid th* ufUAl proftifloiiAl •x-'j. f r**ter voU-settei*' In Connecticut hop* to keep chipping-away." Atty. JFUlKSeraki says'he, wants to- That^people of Manchester are in IP you want action on bridge tolls, cal pain. Dr:' Woodruff ramoln6i) - '5iu»- Yea, we are sincerely arid -genu reform the probate fee syitein. deed fortunate to have a judge of elect a man that con and will Maiul|pfitpr pertndH which would pronounc* Utmri Blblcioff. would - aomebow A Tfaouxfat for Today Legion Auxiliaiy thf lln* CSiriation gentleman, and, BOV SCOVT Connecticut frsb th* inter**t of th* *Ut* and •u inely opposea to a State income Etr'eryone agrees that it needs re such sterling character and proven fight for your Interest and who Indeed, ‘!te devout preacher ‘atlU. . €aptttn0 ijprald them ImpoMibla .from th* atArt; MfhAp* *ven thraateh tha rol* of Honors Leaders The ()^ tax. Can you, Measni. Aronapn forming. Let’s give John the ability. urges you to "vote Republican, F'>- atronger than ar\y spoken ser Soiei and Newt and *om*how ktcpa moving ahead RIbicoff u the domhtant ]>er*on*l- to "wrap up" your and Barry, be opposed to ^ h a chance to do what has not been As a non-partisan organisation pull second lever for a free Bulk- mon waa the example he set to the PU BU bH K U BY I'Hli. In a direction hitherto uncharted Ity in the campaign. Oaininunlcatlons for publloationa in tta''Qpen k'ortun will not thing which I- o'oviously active done and what needs to be dime. we desire to ae* Judge W allett con. eley Bridge. ’ very end in his own courageous fiBWAi.n PIUOTING CO. OIC. ankee Dopartment Commander of the CTub Pack 78 held It* first meat* In world affair* hecauae It happen* But p**t voting recortU uld^ Whsn his daughter waa to b* ba .guarantaad piibUcatloa U they contain mbca than 300 worda. ly suppu 'ted and apohaored by Sincerely, tinued in office because his record Charles E. I>avitt, life. 18 Blwfkll ttrtc l Amariean Lôn Charles J. HOUDAY EXPENSES of public aervlce- and judicial ing of the fall aeaaon Oct-IS. HaiiehMtu Cwn By A. H. 0. Dodd, ini* time, »eem» to b* run nidrriad, tha father fait that It Herald reaarvaa tha right to decUn* to pubUto any matter th* platform producing people' of William F. L*ng Co-chairman Greater Hartford M.M.C. to he ioâhorl and atraifht and would b* Irapoaaible to pay for th* Majawaki of Ihomoston and Dt- YIS MAY in i your Democratic Party? Your ability command whole-hearted re Tha following boy* racelYietl THOMAS r P lt^ U B O N ning within the RIbicoff shadow. ’that'm ay b* Ubelqus or which la in bad taata. Ftoe expraasion 50 Plymouth Lane Free Bridge Association,. awards: WALTER R rKROOTON direct. H* keep* pronouncing calabration ha daairad to' give. H* partment President of th* AuxU- nsijs 1. m g far near aelWsy Mwooisil dual allegiances beem to me to spect and support. As a group, u-e Pubiuntr* That is not to aay he could not, in liary Mr*. J, Seott Bums of csto* la itint g. CUR t* task mrswiMalsr kaggal h I of political view* la deairad by contribution* ot .thir'charoctef *He Is the FlrSt’ simple, aatoundlng miracle*, which Two wteka from today It will tharafora iasuad an Invitation tp cMts aa k « lt...t* be eompietejitînvomi stlble. Invite the support of the countless *8troager than Spoken Bernwh’ Jaaon Howroyd, David, Godreaii,. I ’ounfltd octeb«r 1. i»tl the voting, mov* out frdm' it and Orange, Conn., war* honored with Mkirieiu g, CMRmtiT akaraaif yaa g* darlag «* kalMgr* • • • but letter* which ar* defamatory or abustva will be rejected. The IRO OommlUee’ To the Editor, Bryant Robertson. Mark Spiwok, everybody know* to he Impoaalble.^ sit be over which seem* a lltU* un each one of the guaata to bring' a ' . \Ve*y truly yours, To the Editor, thousands of people in Manchester To the Editor, PubllBliM E ttrv Eraning Kxcatrt even go ahead of it, all on hi* dWn, a taatimonlal' dinner loat evening jMtOMrrnr j iOMFiCUl’* aaciaalat lMani*tl***l CMliCiadN Cudi John FitzGerald ha* announced I Edward Manning, Bobcat pins; believable to that part of iia which It is to say that thl« aenatorlal flagon of win* and jMur it .Into * ■«»il R. Marte The I.R.D., (Independents, Re wjio want to see Judge Wallett re Two hundred years ago. Oliver Ruadaya ana Holldaya Enlaraa at tha And the world which once acoffed at Raatlond Farm *, Conn. elected. his position in regards to the iKlrk Bingham, gold arrow for Lion Jttica at Manctiaaiar Conn. campaign so far hoe to ‘ be rated large, cask for th at purpoae. Ona The Bolton Fire 'gale the Manchester Court olMthe.: Republican ca .dldaf- toy the publicans and Democrats) Com (loIdamiUi wrote of a preacher. nt him hecauee he thought h* wa» atm find* itself unconvinced that Th* local Amariean Legion Aux L«mm Sit to $tW — Lm iw IHt«in*iirad a t tow w e t ' To the Editor, Robert H. Stsrkel present probate practice of charg ; badge. Cla*> Mail, Matter just about the tamest In state his who racatved th* Invitation fait foul odor# of a vice conceived in oto Legialantre from Mtsnehester mittee for the re-election of Judge Hitt worda are oa applicable now, Joan of Arc may, »omt day. tome the campaign ha* begun. iliary waa rapreaanted by Its prea antiquity and perpetuated^ greed! Jam es M, Higgins ing fees. Naturally he L* agalnat I . Several officer posts were flUed. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tory, as If both conleatants were. that this .own email offering would idant, Mrs. J . P. W altett; Mrs. IOC MAIN ST.* OvM’ WMiworth*t* MANCHESTUI ‘'Lucky .breaks" were quoted in John J. Wallett has been formed to deacribe the -firearher; ao long I ______We have previously confessed And in 1962 Judge Wallett could- in an sttepipt to insure the con Co-Chairmen, IRD Committee among iia herx. who died last Fri such a morally indefensible pro Payabla In AdTanc* to wonder who he 1», an.vway. In reality, waiting for returns they not b* noticed omldat auch a hug* Helen Oriffln, aacretary; Miss Bar Mltchail LdUt • Aak tor ttM V n MANofar Wedneodsy’s tw^ column head- EditoriiTNote: You’re right, Paul. cedure. He is till flrst and ao far Ona Year ...... JiS N; that only one Issue — that of Con cask of rich pur* win*, ao h* return from hia profitable exile, tinued elBcient, honest, and human day— Dr. Watson Woodruff, (5oId- ('zar’s Break fast HWge SU Month! ...... I jt expect to be shaped by event! be bara 'Wsllatt, Department Ameri- 0P(N THUUOAY eVININOS UNTIt g r.M. linea of th* Aolton btihi Are. In If you wantvrea] apace and your , Likes Stand On Tolls a* I know the only one lo take necticut court reform — has dis brought hi* own contribution oa gather his legion*, and strive for administration of the probate smith’a lines were these: Thra* Month* ...... * yond the control of their own tac canlam chairman, Mra. Wilber A IM tl i m M#N IktAA vbM > r# f IN notM N pWn emphasisôr a freaih hum To the Editor, this stand. The people of Manches One Month ...... * Jb turbed our Indian summer drow water. When the coak waa full and It in aiMNt m n Mv hwNWaHM* «f | it.tl mcA* th# atory below and os uKactusI a proper Restoration! Manchester court in Manchester. To a limited "Aa some tall cliff that "lifts ita i In olden times quantity rather Quo V adis? tics or perjiunston. Little, rehabllttatiojri chairman; dinger of a camjtolgn argtimejit, W* 'toe indeed pleased to have ter ahm d know this when they WaaUy ...... Jb siness in the sllghest degree. the spigot was tapped, to their jeulicipant In the operation Kdrid could, Ijke Concord, achieve lapt^ extent, at preient, we are a group awful form than quality seemed to be the (Ua- Slntl* Copy ...... Most of the excitement, aware Mr. and Mrs. Henri Peosini, De > lAM. ilNtFieiAla riNANCf COLj______* cor.iie to the _/pei ~ men likVôhn Rottner of Man go to the polls on Nov. 4th. Both th* United Slate* and Ru»- To say that there Is only ons amazement, only pure water gush no Juatiflcstlon whatsoever, Ing fame by becoming knovim' «■ who, have not had actual personal "Swells through the vale, and tinguiahing mark of feasts. Fhy ness and decision aeem to He with partment music chairmen; Com chester toNtoke a firm stand on MEMBER Of Issue In the campaign la to be a bit ed forth. Each had acted aa tha only sentence from which t h ii. the''town in which the fee system experience before Judge Wallett in midway leaves the storm, Sincerely yoiiia. instance, a Russian czar and his 21 THE ASSOCIATED PKEBb aia are now at leaat tentatively in the race between RIbicoff yea mander and Mrs. Leo Patino; 'Olv^ John the f'hanc^ Tolls. W’e wM t and ■need more savage on the strategists who may one. Do not undareatlmata your sibiUty 'could have been drawn ,i« ■«'as overthrown! the Probate Courf. We know him ‘Though round its breast the Will,am G. Cain guests consumed a whole sheep, a The Aaaoolatad Praai t* e«cluiiT*t» committed to the propoeilion that and RIbicoff no. Adjutant and Mrs. Theodor* Fair- To the Efiitor. ’ s, men with Attoimey Rottner'a abil entitled to th* uaa of republlcailon of think they have been developing contribution to the Kingdom of '•pne 'flrpman lemarka that the ,nd finally. I would be relieved eraonally, and’ we know of hia rolling clouds are spread. 19 Fairflcld St. I lamb. 10 pullets. 12 chickens, 144 they ought to stop nuclaar te*tlng bank*; Past Commander and Mrs. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. Despite what certain Republi all new* dlipatcha* credited to tl or all kinds of laaiiea. of Ithe" onus of beln^ * politician, jildiclal ability through our ity, experience fearless de "Eternal sunshine settles nn ita eggs, three quarts of brandy, and not otbanrla* credited in inii oaner God or soak to diluta the water Eugene Freeman and Major and availability of water was * chief cans aay, Manchester has the right out of regard for the future health But we can be even more ruth of life by withholding your gift factor In saving the atructure." after all. I could leave the "scieu'e friendaand relatlve'a who have had termination who wHl not only help head." Two egg whites will measure ; six gallons of mulled wine—all for and alto th* local new* pubileheo here. Mrs, Francis Miner. to choose John FitzGerald for to remedy the injustice of tolla, All ncht* of republlcailon ol *heclal and aafely of all humanity. That, less and cruel than that. We can to your church. I» it "lucky” that the ofllcera in and srK of adiaSUng conflicting occastotiHq avail themselves of our Through the bittereat heartache about one quarter of a cup. breakfast! dttpatche* herein ar* alto reaerred___ Open Forum at least, I* aiippoaed to he the rea and will say that oUr perceptions Let us pray: O God, our Esther, charge knew that tha water sup Intereata'Nto niy chosen represen seem to register only one race In tatives. So^hope that they, will Pull earnc* client of N B A. Sere son for their tentative rommlt- such os I am, such litU* os 1 pes- ply mentioned was xvallable jind Icr, Inc a campaign which, to tell the sta Rarommsiids Aronson aeas, before thy throne, I pour out war* able to call in under the Mu respond by rbqpiving the conflict Puhliinar* RepreteniaUTaa: Tha menl, ami it la certainly th* rea .Tuliu* Mathew* Special Aaencv — New tistical truth, has any number of To the Rdltor, ail for thee, through Jesus Christ tual Aid Syitem exactly the for m e,/ York Chicaao Detroll and Snatnn. son which la In the mind* of those fine fellows running against each Although I am not a citizen, nor our Lord. Amen. squlpmeht that they needed to ’‘"pa a consuimqstlon devoutly MKMBER AOriTT BURFiAU Of other, a voter In the town of Manchester, to be w' ihed." cin ruLATioNS______arlentlata and other* who have Rev, .C, O. RImpson, combat this particular fire? Is it The only race which seems lo he many of my personal friends and DANCER •luidcy" that we have spent more / Carol H, McKeon long been urging them to »urh a The Herald Pnnttni CompaoT, lae.. gaining any traction In the minds acquaintances have been dlactisSlng Manchester, Cci.nnecUcut Mjifumes no ftnsncffti responslbnitf for courae, than two years perfecting g Mu tvporrAphlcai orrora tpD«arlnf to of voters Is that of RIbicoff yss the coming election and have tual Aid Syntem to a point thht T»Tfla«manta And oth^r ra«dins ffwittar Against thi* tentallv* commit vepaiis RIbicoff no. Bo far as we asked me for an opinion concern lire and other emergency apuip- RIbicoff, Pnrtell aiid In Th# Mapthaatrr gv»nln» Hnrald ment, and the supposed reason for rah tell, RIbicoff la th* only candi ing the office of stale representa OPEN WEDNESDAY AHEAD! ihent from three sepst ate towms To the. Editor,. DiapJia tdvmiatnf clnaini nourss It, wa have the apertarle of the date who could be Identified, by tive ALL DAY con be rolling on an alorfh in leas In a letter you recently pilh- for Monday^] p m fTMav anything over 90 per cent of the There has been atich an Interest lished, Mr. Howard E. Stafford J i / Tor ‘niMdar—1 pm Mnnday ivoiild-he atomic warrior* in both than five minutes? to it "lucky” directed a diatribe agalnat the voters of th# alate, aa a candidate shown that I felt I should write fhat the ■volunteer ' lire depart For Wadnfiday—1 p m Tu«#d»y rnuntil*^ engaging with frantic During a hunting trip, V Governor, the chief gripe being F'^r rhur^dav—1 p m W#dnaadaf running In this election.'.lust ahotit lo the Open Forum, which I* an DOUBLE ments called have a nucleus of For Fridav—1 p m Thuradty liaale In a aerie* of last minute ex- everybody has an opinion snd a while engaged in any other license auapenaion. For Safurdav—1 p m Friday excellent aource of infoj-mallon for WORLD OREEN men who have d ^ n t h ndreda of ploaiona in advance of Oct. St. decision on hiiu snd knows wheth sports activity, there's alwa.vS Ih no other country do people I SAW THE OPENING nAaatflad daadnria lO W} a m •aci the people of Manchester, lo ex hours of theJiDown time learning have more freedom to aay and do dav of publleatlnn aarapt iaturdar- whlth might conieivnhlv he a er he or she will vote for or against press my personal view* on one the rudin^ts and fundamentals P a m him. STAMPS the danger that you will in thing*, so long aa they do not libel deadline for both, having been proof your candidates for public of EVERT WEDN'ESDAT jure someone. of Are flgntinjj and ita moat mod- or injure innocent people. Mr. Tueaday. October 21 We doubt that anything Uke the pneeil. at least, as such a deadline fice. arn probedurea as well aa ail the Stafford still has the right with same propoilioii of the electorate Irving 1. Aronson. Democratic old tond tried? la it "lucky” h\ Ihe t'nited Slates. out as much aa by your leave to la aware of the Idenllt.y of other canduiatc for stale repreaentallve, these a me men have apent go out and break hia neck. But he ADS IN THE “Free If You Wish" candidates Standing for office in \\> weir Ihe first ones to begin has,been a personal friend for FAIRWAY - * t i i Such misliaps can and often hundreds of hours maintaining, has not the right to do so on the Among the more fsscinaling ailing as if il would be some kind this campaign, or certain of Us nianv ye.ar*. Among the attorneys 175 MAIN STREET DO lead to costly damage revamping and sometimes com open highway where he may kill or opinion a.nd vote In am h other con- strokes of Premier d» Oaulle Is the cef clisssici If we failed to make the of Hartford County, he has an suits. Better make sure you pletely ^signing and building injure innocent drivers. He speaks lesla. their own equipment with which rtevsstingly simple msnner In msxlmcuii miinher of exploalona enviable-reputation for Integrlty have one of our Personal of being deprived of constitutional This I* particuinriy and suipris- and a keen sense of responsibility to combat r-iral aituatirns. in right*. If .the police are fortunate vhlch he hss hsndled Ihe question possible for US hefote Oct. ,Î. Il Ingly true of the race for Ihe for-clvlc sffatrs. Many times In Liability policies. Call us to moat c-iaes at next to no cost to to apprehend him when he lets out MANCHESTER HERALD of possible Independence for h-rench vs'ss sccccce soil of gilslv ft'lumph United .'Uales Senate Here II had the past I have discussed ques day ! the ta:t,>ayers ? the 300 or more horse power of hia rolonles. At the time of Ihelr for us when we uisiingecl Ihree ex lo be expected lhal Ihe Inctimbent. tions of government with Irv ss If a volunteer fire department, juggernaut, and bring him to court He|iiihlican Hill f’urlell, would they affect Hartford and Ihe en or any fire department, ia called he i* either found guilty or not. If vole on the new ronstituUon, he plosions In one clsv. Mul llu- fiill- make some valiant, fighting effort tire greater Hartford area. These after all "do It youraelf" melhtxis guilty he has had hia day in court, told them point -Wank that their nut of urgency In our uiocul hns lo get up off the floor and reverae an eutatanding young diacuaalon* have been very val have failed, if the fire reorted er and according to the rules of the vote no would amount to their own • presd Us conlagious (loison lo the count the political fates have AND —WITH NATURAL uable to me. laadar in Waahingten roneously. or il isn’t discovered motor vehicle commisaioners rules rterlsrattnn of Independence from Kiissls, and Hiissla too. Ihe siip- long seemed lo have In store for until it la well advanced and a he has collected 4 points, and de him We find Pi'irtell'a campaign Those who are interested In a serves the suspension. Of course, - France, « hich, he said, France pnsed origin*! pioneer In this hii- rontinuing state economy, and a building ia lost, the old adage a creditable thing of a cerlnln about "the foundation being saved” I would not know too much about • would honor He also told them, manllarlsn hiisines* of halting sad and wistful dignity, and per continuing Improvement In Ihe obert J. driving, having only driven some educational system of the -.State, cornea to light, in this instance, of course. Hist the Independence lesLs, 1* scUng a* If It thought It haps II will allrarl some of Ihe however, where an "impossible" what more than one and half mil woiilil do well to cast their vole they thus clsliiied wniilil he *o roni- oiiglit to spread as much radio sympathy such s supposed under job of stopping a fire in a barn full lion mile*, and this without cau.s- FEMALE CURIOSITY dog ought to have. But this credit on Nov. i for Irving Aronson. I ' plcle that they need no longer ex- activity as possible before any poa- of hay waa accomplished, the Fire ing an accident, I still have much able and wistful dlgnlly makes him i W’ould recommend him ^without Department waa "lucky.” If a to learn about driving. Perhaps if " pect France to spend Us money alhle deadllns arrives. aeem more like the noble Homan ; reaervatlon to all Of my friend* Mr, Stafford learned "defensive cresting progress for them R little reaearch were to be done you Ons would like to he ahl* to cor who la resigned to liis fate than ' and acquaintances In Manchester. REAL ESTATE would find that in most cases the driving" he would not have to So Utilnes voted sgsinsl I he ion ner those, who. In both counlrlea, Ihe vigorous hero who Intends to' Mr Aronson's election will be a MITH people themselves are responsible worry about license *it*pen*ion. I DROVE OUT Sttlullon. and was free And siih see I espiinsihle for this frantic be conquer the o iM tMTOi (*wk a i aiwi««. n bill, so that the Federal govern ■ give-away policy, Premier de |get ahead of Ihern? That th* i W. B. Hutchinson ment will pay them for not plant Andover. Conn. Gaulle, th# man who might have safely of Amerlis or th* safety ing of their land i they had no St, Editor's Note: Our use of the word intention to plant it because it was been expected to tty to aave the ’of ftuasis might depend on snme- "lucky" waa perhaps unfortunate, French empire, la now giving a i either too wet or rocky) he did »o. Ihlng discovered hy one of the*e | since the news story made it clear but when it came on to the floor pledge of Independence to one of leafs' That, we aiippoae, would be. that both luck arid efficiency were for action, he got up and. stated ■ the territories, Ihe I'smeronns. II Ihe nsicire of the replies from ^ Involved. The prime piece of luck, fortrightl.v "I am proposing thi.' obviously, was the fact that at holds under a United Nstions true- bill, but I am against it.” It saved eel her side llte'esaenc e of eiich an 11 O'clock at night a motorist hap tcrship, Ihe process for doing Ihl* you quite a bit of money that these swering would he that both were pened to pass by, just as the tobacco growers were not in any being promised French suppoit fni [ pUyiiig a clesdiy game, and I hat “MY flamaa and amoke- were becoming way entitled to. To compare the a resolution In the United Nslions iieilhei dared surrender an Inc h of visible. Had that piece of luck jiot Governor's record.wilh the sloppy t l .. recognizing the termination of the occurred, just when it did, Qiere way the legislature handles the Us righi to play every last possible might have been no oportunlty for French triialeeshlp DOCTOR.. people’s business is an insult to the cHMl in that game efficiency. In any case. The Her intelligence of the people of this Me have not noticed shv cdhei Hill one would also like-to ask ald Intended no diiparageirent of State, and I don’t have ô yield fny nation holding a I'niled .N'ltlions Iheiii Ihe final question yun the fire fighting forces Involved, devotion to Republicahlam to any and is glad to have them praised. tniateeahip. ouraelve* Included, In VsdIsT After the game has hesn I on*, so let* reelect our Governor, and Bill Purtell, also Ed May. any hurry to abandon il plnved In the Mmll, what then? WISE A M'oam'n’a View ■Very truly n e a t But with Franre under de flaiille. j To th* Editor, H. frwin Reinhorn. IT’S A PLEASANT STOR.E WITH EVERYTHING the policy seem* to he that any- ! TTtli poaaesalve phraa# "Polltlca,” confided the late body who wants out Is out. i The InrfRNnni I’Hront I* familiar to all. Franklin Roosevelt to a friend, "la . *Man Beat (laaHfled’ the art and science of .adjustin)f On the p'lrfsce. of course, this i nccsalonallv anmeone sirikes a It represent* To the Editor, I FOR ME AND MY HUSBAND—AND A GREAT DEPARTMENT might e*em to be Ihe height of the profound confldene* LITTLE FORESIGHT conflicting interests.” When Voting in any election, I ' small and futile blow for the free I wish this were universally so. policy genero»il.\ and a fine way i American people have m physician*. do my beat to choose the man best i dom of Ihe indiMdual. For then, armed with our power- qualified for the office he seeks, to speed up Ihe dIsInUigt *lmn of 'niiis. * nt\ pidge over In t’orn- Btit do you really have a family phyalrianT NOW AND YOU ' ful ballots, each and every cltlxen regardless of his political partv. an empire. would claaalfy as a politician, and Never In my recollection, have 1 ■ lug. Y , hss elated piorlaim that Kven though you may have been fortunate, not FOR THE KIDS PLUS CHEERFUL SALESPEOPLE ANXIOUS But, In Its p»vrhnlngic*l reality, the word itself might become a ever voted a straight party ticket, the New York slate law making II requiring medical rare, WILL HAVE THE de Gaulle's creed of 'If you want I term enwreathed' in dignity—and and this Nov. 4 will Im no excep Illegal for a c si ownei lo leave It IS *lltrh-in-time wisdom not an epithet to be used in cate tion. Independence let s hs\ e no non- ' Ihe kev In his rsi, when it Is cm- gorizing greedy cliques. There are many csndldataa for sense shout II, \ nu slresdv have to eetatmth a "family doctor” relatlnnahlpi MONEY YOU TO HELP WITH MY SELECTION. THE PRICES ARE REALLY sticnded. Is unconatuiilionsl Specifically, moreover, this prin various offices in this .year’s elec It w esiss soinev hal cliffermt as "I feel." snid Ihe judge, "that If Simply contact the physician ciple could be applied to the pres tion and bn most of them I am ent dilemma that Inheres In the pect It hss ' tinge of rrueltv In of your choice, requesting that you would likt atlll undecided. One man however an* liidivlrlcisl wants to he cateleas NEED FOR THE contest for Judge of Probate in II loo ,\'ol merely docs de Gaulle wilh his propetly for exnmple. I him to aerve your family should the need arlao. will definitely get my vote and he Manchester. For there is a decided is John Rottner, candidate for the LOW BUT THE STYLE AND QUALITY ARE EXTRAORDINARY offer a h.snd of Independence („ |,„ve his porketbook In "conflict of interests” .Involved And if auch a need ari.srs, our prescription FUTURE! State Senate from our District. which ellmIMates any auhae.pieni ' 11,* «|reel that II la his legal therein. The principle elements of I have known John Rottner for dependence upon Kiame fm the |„ ,|o so ' department la prepared the conflict con be sorted out and aleveral years on a business baaia roiinlrv* economic wellare He a ,„| dlauHased the to serve you and your family. listed as follows: ' and consider him one of the most AND YOU DON’T HAVE TO WALK YOUR LEGS OFF TO GET FROM John Wallett, the incumbent, is does .omellung mm h more cniel , .gnin.l s cat owner who had honest and trustworthy people I on enormously capable and rever know. , than that Me lakea away from G,r,.|| siresled (or leaving hi* key ed individual, both In his private He is the type o'f man I am happy Hies* terrllorle* the prerloiis privi- In hU car. and public apherea of activity. to see running for office and I NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK The fee ayatem, under which he. ONE DEPARTMENT TO ANOTHER lege of agitating atjd flgliling for I he reason this Judge w ill prob- urge all Manchester people to join thetr Independrnre. QUINN'S PHARMACY performs his office, is an ana me in voting for John Rottner for j ahh' he re\-eraed Is well known chronism a malignant throw One native African tea'ler c-om- OCTOBER 19-26 state senator. . If .roll leave yoiii key In your car. M l .i l l 3 6 back to the middle ages. In ef William A. Olekslnski plamed to a Frenchman sfler de P /ioH u von nin the danger that U w ill he fect, it forces the incuml^nt to •55 W. Middle Turnpike ' The way my mom Gaulle* "yotl ar* free If you usnl .tlolen, with loss to you or yotll . . . .Rut anytime is the right time thrive upon the monetary litals of Manchester the townV dead, lo he pnllcj had heguM to appear, m sui am e compauv. Kurtheriuore, IT’S A REAL, FAMILY APPAREL STORE is yelling, you\l to start saving at John WoUett did not invent H i e Income Tax Issue that "Ynti do not seem In under-I ,r you leave voui kev In vour car! th* system. Perhaps secretly he To the Editor, stand Vi hal we want Is to wrest . you will he trm)»hiui nomrltQciy even scorns it. Manchester Savings A Loon, I feel that It la incumbent upon think she owns the our freedom from you.' | |„to a life of rtme. Jin, although But by his administration of it he has ipso facto become Identi me to mere fully explain, my stand | — IF YOU WANT A MONEY-SAVING Under de Gaulle a st atem. It's ji theAiisr tnirat and Uav apa voui a. votjr In oppdaitlan t o 'a state income ^ going to h- pretty dlfflriUt.fot any coudun with your key h*i In he fied with it. Why mliat I, oa a voter, store—hut that goes be compelled, by the arbitrary fi tax Hrhich on Saturday.Oct. 18,' agUalors, native, nr agent* from regulated In Ihe Interests of Ihe nality of my bsUpU to vote agOtast 1968, waa so blithely tossed off by : Moscow, to stir up movement* to gen,,.*, welfare of aoclely, auch on estimable person.In order your reporter as "the now-familiaf'' for me too! Vm silting I Republican 'argument" against ' SHOPPING TREAT, DRIVE OUT T50 gain an Independence lhal .an *U a * for leaving your pocliVtlmok to register my repnisjon toward tame. AS I stated to him in de ready be had for. the asking, or to p, (he atreel. If you w'aiil to, lhal the foulness of the-fee system? on a great bargain^ Surtiy the; campai|n, na.y, the tail. my opponents have said that preach th* evils of French colonial- • to,, could lead to the morsi break- crusade, undertaken by C?andldate they are glad that both Herman lam when nobody la rompelled lo ilown of aouiehody, and there will Fitzgerald has. attracted state ,YuIe* and I are opptfted to a State Cufity Diapers ■live under them anrt pttmptilslon probahlv he. In time, a law agalnat wide—even nation-wide ’attentian incohne tax because ‘'everyone is' oppoa^" to that. Although "how; ha* aJway* been the haste evil of that too, with penaUiet not quite Th# purpoi* #f N#tion#l. Thrift W##h is to •mphisis# In to this Manchester contest.. As a cnionialiam. woman, I anv. vain enough to wont familiar,!’ the facta have evldenU.v only $2.69 a aa severe as thoa* for pirkpo. ,k- not been brought to the attention Hut perhsp.s the mam Dung dc min« of Am#riclns th#’^ *'r#w#rcli" of thrift . . , Which ii to act ih accordance with the wide els. • praciouSît #99 of men#y th«t c«n m##n financial free spread trend to demolish the fee of our two opponents and there : dozen nt Ciauile has begun to do wUli this j It Is pait of the saiu* trend, In ■yatem, .in much th* asmO Impulac fore, I should like to point out th e ' particular kiml of gesture and pol I w hlch goveriuuent feels litrreas- dom, $ecurity>ajt#w hem#, #n #xcitin9 vacation, and moral that . prompts me to accept following rather significant trend icy IS somellung even more fuudn- changYi In dress styles. In Democratic Platform Producing T H E FAIR Ingiy piiylle„e-! to he Ihe Incessant Just.a vary imall ompunt pp||ns'a tavirY9i fund with ui and Oroles: mental and valualdc than the po.'<-! pnieni, that UonneollciU now has Based on a 67 year avaraga It is, of courae, quite possible tivings ara fully intufadîp to $10,000. Sava a plannad that Judge Wallett will, by virtu* 1. On. June 3, 1048, under then- aihle guarantee of peace In the re- 1 * law making It an offense lo drive amount ovary waok at SavhYgti and Loan and watch your —your savings earn MORE of the support of the large follow GoVemor Bowleg, a State Income lallonship hetwerii Ftaiue and Its | an liiilOmohllp at that low rata of m dividends at Savings and ing he has acquired over the yeo rr jtaX bill. (Senate Bill No. 728) waa eracwlule colonies, whether they! speed whUh.’ lo you, may he the saving! growl Loan. - prevail In the election. But whOt Introduced by .former Democratic, Wluctetieiu Stufife W i t f t . . . State Senator Alfred Weachler etay In r.r out of the empire. TTie ' only speed you care to travel, or then? Will not even his^lostnt friends, during the years that fol who waa then, as.iiow', law. partner con.’epl de GHiillr is floating out conalder It sate In, travel Your Holiday Enttriaining low, carry In their secret -hearts a of John M. Bailey. I ; the present i Into the world's I'oiiaelousne.sa here, The philosophical^ bate long ago TOWLE residua of dladejn that he, by his Democratic Sti^ (âirman, as he M A’J( HI ■> 11 ‘ ' " - I I-I HI aa he Is ai.so making it appear lit become Resigned to all lhl«, and It Mort Ffttivo with silent beckoning., invoked their wa* in 1949. Thfa Stirie income S I E. H 1. 1 N C. his special efiorl tr, solve the rela comfoit thsmselvea vvllh dreams of 0PM UNTIL friendship to-re-instoll him os higii tax bill was actually passed by tionship bet w een - Franc* aiiij jAl- sonts prlniUlve. imcomplloated so priest of a- decaying practice. . ilhe Democfatic controlled State geria, i* Ilia com cpt that the Im- Th* 'txwuty **cf*r of any.lovelv table setting it its tterlftig SP.M. Is it not true that the Clerk of Senate but fortunately, waa de IT’S NOT THE BIGGEST STORE clety in which some small a. Is oi Probate post ..in Hartford was re feated in the Republican con -porlani e of nationalislK; - hounda- Wherever you Hvt, whalaver ymir atyle nf enterUining. your \ conduct ivould atlll he left lo the MON.-TUIS..P1I. cently *. vacs ted—th'at it pay* a trolled House. * ,ries and aovcrcignUea could arid laalaful Totsil* Biaiiing will add elegance and enjoyment to v S A V I N G S diacietiPn: and choj,.;* jj f the indi THURSDAYS, handsome salary? Surely the pow 2. On January 28, 1955, Demo-: ,'can be diminished when and if hu vidual. iho^ tpecial qccasiqna - and lo your daily living, loo! Hoii- J A.M. to S PJW. erful friends' of W allett . con inter .cratic Repreaentatlva'J'ohn Grtf- man being* atop worrying about days ar# coming com* in a’nd let ui show you how rrhUy WEDNESDAYS, cede ond secure this post for him. flth, of East Hartford, propoaM a AS FAR AS TM CONCERNED •asy il is la own Towle Sterling! u j r ( / I v O . A . M them and,Start concentrating upon • A.M. to XQON ' ' No one is better suited or quslffted state income 'but to be computed > 30-10 Buy Moal-Herit^da \ i 1 1 I \ k I 1 > n; for It. I should, imsglne that the and woiiang on the general' and CLOSED RATtÂY#-'- at the ■(&)- per eenh »" sU-pulsssnt WiUsrd Rogers, could, 'S; In February o f., I9M, ‘ the mtiiiial advancement of hiiman Paris- -I'eople -In Die ao-lo-40- with a snap of his fingers and a Tolland ' Cbuhty' tjemoeraUc As- ‘‘ welfare which la poaalWe. year age gioup hotlghl the most FREi PARKINO phone coll, bring thia about. aoclation endorsed and approved a phonograph lecoi'd* in Fi aiii e jaat Thus the faailnaUng im|1ossible U A iiicm iTt#'# r m A w c i A .i . IN M A R And look at th* results to bC state incoma .tax, . - 'î.', .lagejid (if de Gaulle continues to .year HI per cent of Ihe 21,0110,000 A N N N Y accomplished. The dpcirdlan knot 4. M argaret Obnnora Driacoll,. produced The sales lolal ..was a DEWEY-RICHMAN 'grow—that of the man who lliids' would be rent with a facility great- former -Democratic candidate for : P.S. THE FAIR IS OPEN rO A.M. TILL 6 P.M. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND pew high, 8.«)0.,000 above the AfWIALi tr than that of Alexander! Judge Congraos from th* Fotmh Co#- SATURDAY — AND OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 10 ths simple, important principles 10M figure. People In the 2O.lo .'t0 Aar u# About tHf# 7*7 MAIN ST. W allett could step aside, and-with graasional District, baa said, of-j •ad techniques, scfhehow manages age group pufcîsed 29 per cent mAbArn. #A#y A.M. TILL 9 AT NIGHT, THE FREE PARKING IS FABULOUSI • tlAB t# oom TawIa / ( > 0 t cA ^ b U m •onaummatogracc obaerve Cniood- tha State income tax, *'wa raaliaa t n t and those between in and SO sc- ItHinf. * r PltaGaraM aymboUcally wf ara up agaiaat a brick wab< to Um^ Irom the uousl rtd it ooURtod tor per cant. ' 'to ■ . ' ,' -

I V.7 MANCHESTER «?VENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1968 PAGE NINE ?AG18 EIGHT MANrHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY,‘ OCTOBER 21, 1968 ■ Pthulsonggram last year - have pro-Coramunists, including th* I. I f o r power, Thanom waa not, eager Mohammed Ajmb Khan to run the Ind., ^werating .an imwglatered WINE—1280 leader of the Leftist faction in the «ltct«d prestdeitt of the GIrli' R t o c k t i l l e WTIO—loss ThaUaild Rule talked about wrijîng a new consti to be on the spot. country with him under martial ■ Rockville-V em oii Chorus al Rockville High School. I motor vMiicla and illagil u m of WORO—iseo Daily Radio National Assembly and a number law. Vice preeJdent la Carolyn Na^y; | plaUs, $6 fhMa suapended on ..each CAMERA$ wood—i2se WUAE—010 tution along the lines of tjie new Yesterday Thgnom, a 48-year- of editors of Communist-line news FUJM—FLASHBUUM old career ofneer, was announced ) The events In Thailand and Pak eecretary. Judy Kayan and treae,- ; Manchester Youth count. -s WKNR—S40 Eaatere DayUghl Time WPUP—14|* Freach charter, which gives papers. More arrests were expect- istan are part ..of a general mili You Should Kno\v... Tha^'caae of Allan F. WiUls, 30. DISCOUNT PRICES France's president strong powers. to tiave said "he felt he could nbt urer. Noreen Zahner. | 4d- tary revolt against ineffecUve conduct the affairs of the state to Jfanlce Pachlchholte hae been Rockvllla Hotel, whd - la charged "The only thing that's missing The junta said it intended "to civilian governments across the Citizens Group Forms, Doubles Troubles with breach of the peaceywaa con The loUowtna dragram schea«'>:4s~ a desired result.” elected preeldent of the 020 LI: Votinff M achine M echanicB ARTHUR ORUa WUY —Ntgm Watch^ (CoBttaued from- 'Page Itae) is lQe Oa'uUe,” quipped one Thai honor all International commit Middle E a st and Southern Asia. brar^ Club. Vice preeldent la Sue tinued until Jan. 26, *959, by ulaa are auppueiK by tM cadib arriC-NIfhl Line newsman. Under the banner of a ne'w ments, including adherence to the A 21-year-old Uanebeater youth Thailand’s neighbor on the wrest, MoniKhan; eecretary. J o h n n i e agreement of the prosecutoi' . and managementa anfi mH adbject to WDRC—PollUca U.8.A. for the paat three month*. He r<- SafiL now nearing was "revolutionary party," Sarlt's jun Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza Burma, wil come under milijlary facet further trouble when he Is l^WTOP—McKern ûndfl Yonce Named Leader Orlowakl; Ireaeurer. Glen Hnape the defense attorney. change without nouca. turned Sunday and went Into *e- brought to political prortuncnce ta said it waa taking over "be tion." control liext week when Gen. Ne rUeaaed from Tolland County Jdll Six out-of-state motorlata for and program chairman. Toni Sad- WHAY T-jNmtil Watch cret confereneq frqm which the more than'lO years ago by long cause Of pressures of mternal and Thailand was the second Asian Win, commander of ita army, la PINE LENOX where he wae- sent yesterday by $!*$- . s. l&K. feited Iwnda totaling $150. ^ WINF—Manclieater Herald Newir ' WnC—Treatury of Music ■* government overthrow resulted. time strong man Pibul. In Sep external forces, especially of the member of SEATO to fall under scheduled to take over the pre Rockville City Court Jtldge Fran- A nolle was entered In the case WDRC—Moodfl for Romance ' ' A dtlwns Committw* for He blamed the nation's indefinite The Oiemlatry Club recently W POP—Modern ^ unds Wh'fither S arit aind his junta will tember 1957 he threw Pibul out Communists." Apparently to prove martial law in two weeks. On Oct. miership. Win's troops seized oU T. L'Loughlin. of Henry Black, 60, of Stafford- ^ WINF—Mualc for tha Mrat aiuft !t®r Government tCCBG) formW! foreign policy, and the lack o' held election* and George Veeper ihii5- remain In control in name as well and held elections which resulted its point about Communists, more 7. President Iskander M irza of cootisl liMt month and forced Pre PHARMACY . vllle, charged with parking so as lll^lAY jNiLhi Watch •iMt nlg^ht vith' Har%’fey A. Yonce, leadership in civil rights for the wa» elected president; I..eonard John J. Bialnard, of 77 School WHAY—Platter Party aa fact still remains to be seen. In Thanom's government. In an era than 100 police patrols began a PakiBtan,uannulled the constitution, mier Wu to resign. Win said he to obstruct a driveway. W T ^ —Treaflury of Muale SM' B . Center 8 t.— MI f-OSa* *of \>mon a* temporary chairman.! change in attitude of other nations. I’ercoHkl. vice president and Judy St,, pleaded guilty to delivering UiCUiO HPviei^ WDRC—Morals for Romance His backers who prodded him into of constitutional monarchy that dragnet operation in Bangkok. abolished the government, banned would conduct elecUons next liquor to 'a minor yesterday and A number of cases wer% contin WKNB--Caron's S40 Club A full organisation meeting is| The ex-congressman discussed Kayan. secretary. WJ[iC* ti*m9 editiei WPOF—Modem ûnds seizing power from Marshal P. haa seen-a succession of iii'fih grasp The. patrols arrested some 35 political parties and named Gen. spring. was fined $60. However, he was ued until future sessions. 18:88- scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m inj Issues in the coming election, is itavld KIncman haa been elected WDH^ ‘ ...... Kolby WHAY ^Ntghl WAch Superior Court room at . which sues which he said are determined president, of the Physics-Math taken to the jail when he said he WPOP-»Top 40 Show WTIC—Boston Pop* Orchestra time anyone interested In the prob*! by the people, could not pay the- fine. He will WDRC—Moods for Romance Club. Vice president Is .Martha ‘w m r-N «w g Modern lûnds lems of consolidation may attend. ‘ The economic situation. forr«lgn Klynn; secretary. Susan Cran aerve the fine out a t $2 per day «:1R— B ’nai B’rith Adds WINT—Mufllo with /M About 17 people gathered at the )>oluy. (Miuration and *l'e status < ' dall: treasurer. Charles Gagne; and will be leleased after 30 days Oirtm$ ^W H A Y -N lgm Watch Cham^ber of Commerce office at constitutional liberties were listed unless he pays the balance of the «:U- WTIC—ON Radio Review program chairman. Patricia Dun- 20 New Members WHAY—putter Parfar WDRC—Moods for Romanca the request of Charles Brown. by lH)dd as the quesllon.H causing iiell* and planning chairman. Jack fine beforehand. WCCC—‘Record Rtvae WPOP—Modem Sounds Yonce and Thomas Wolff, all of nit>!st ermcern an>r>ng the voters. Lube • Upon his telease from the Tol WKNB—Caron'i 840 Club 11 :M- f'reslrtenl Kisenhower's actions land Jail, Bralnard laces a pharge . Twenty new members were WTiC—Aom Miller j WHAY—Night Watch whom are interested in helping On Oct 21), Joseph .McCuaker, WPRC—Cal Kolby V ^tC—News. Muste Improve the governmental situa in regard to the mlegnilion prob principal, and Martin Kagan, vice of violating probation from the brought Into Charter Oak Lodge WPOP-Top 40 Show 8n>RC-News tion of Rockville. Vernon and the lem in the .ôiilh were rli.sappoiiil- principal, atlendi’d a meeting of Manchester Town Coi rl. He was of B ’nai B'rlth at the Covenant 4:S0— . WPOP—News Fire District ing to Dodd. thV senate nominee placed on t year’s probation Sept. Breakfast held Sunday at the TV viewing WHAV-Ptaaei P«ttr 11:15- tile luincipals of the Hartford WCOC—Record Hevue WHAY—Night Watch A nominating committee was^ dec larcd. area at Conard High School In 27 In Manchester after getting Rockville Jewish Center. WKNB—Carouse 840 Club WTIC—Bwirti* Final selected to suggest sc on the and serl< then asHlstance on the Roi kville HIgll .School at the All- ' , Brainard w’as picked up by their guests. «:U— WHAY— Jams Alley nominating lommittee are Wd- ju ohlem ■■ I >r»dd snitj. Guest speaker was David Shim- WHAV—Putter Party WTIC—Starlight Serenade State HIgll ,S< hool Conceit to be' Manonester Police on a request WDRC—Moodfl*,fdr Romance liam Stiles, rhaiinian. .lohn (Iianl, The im leasing fniûie of small |{Hl|>h r. sNorton Chsriea E. Jarobaon mel, director of Hillcl activities at WCCC—Record Revue held al Bii.shnell .Memorial Thors- i b.v Rockville Police about two WKKB—Caron'fl 840 Club ' WPOP—Modern Sounds Robert K Kingsbury. Kran Kil hdsinps.ses al.sr> indirate the need (lav at ft p.m. Klalne Koster K.liza- j weeks ago after a young girl told Yale University and the ^ ii .. - WTiC—Ho89 Miller 11:45- patrick and Wolfr_ Norman Kit- ally of Rhode Island. Sidney Sloss- W H A Y — Jaz* Alley fur action, latlier Utah talk salodd staled .Maria Kdward Gosscliji. who | prir. ary and refepetldum. tion has been reached. 8:15— man of the town meeting appoinf- lot.s. setting the machines accord- charge. WHAY—Platter Party - that the recomiuenctnIlorm of Uie pLiy'H tho I iHiinrl rihI .lohn W«ltz. ’ho.*'e iiiipo.tanf; If ithado^y, flg- Other cases were disposed of as Active in the local campaign are WCCC—Record Revue ed Consolidation (’luutn ('ommit- ing to the contests or issues tb be WKNB—Caron fl 840 Club New Bridge Hoover Doinml.ssion sIkhiM he fol who |»l:iv« Du* t'omhou#*. will jrp- iirPR Rj o Rfll ,h I arker Norton and follows: John A. O'Leary, 33. of Alvin E. Spitalnick, membership tee. present tf> explmn the ac lowed. This lAoiild result in (he th#» h«"'I nn Rltf*rnRt<*M lo decided, then voting them in every chairman. Jerome Breltschneider, so’s home heating WTlC—Ruflfl MilJei r.hHilo.fl Kdwln JacohiOR. And the conceivable way. They vote Long Island, N. Y„ Intoxication, 10 WDRU—

- ronne: t#'d don’t, unfortunately for conihlnalions of aplit tickets -then Branford, speeding, fined $45; Eu WHAY-Platter Party IliH-tor In < onference (inuip Koi'holU' (.ioMiii.'iII hikI D.ivkI Hurt, Dip Repiibllfana. aa It turned out. gene E. Duff, 33. Vernon, operat Laurie. WCCC—Record Revue lic Act 46.^ and his liope to hn\e nil Rlaff m#*mh»*i/» of tiu* HHiinriot- check each Other's work before You get premium quality WKNB—P.M. First Selectman L. Edward Dr nii\'et .1, I'uinell of ftoc h dpliver the «'ote, -merely record election otficials turn the vote ing motor vehicle while license is Whitcomb said’hla crew began yes the art amended If. th#* Hi'liool n#*wfipMppr, nIlPTiikd Large plantations of bulru.shes Mohilheat with R,T-98 . . . th* WTIC—Rosfl Miller vllle is R meniber of the program It rountefs bark to zero and lock up under suspension, fined $102 with WDKC—Cai Koibv terday assembling fi multi-plate O thers pre.aent a! the meeting H SfhohiKtU i’l^K.M Donf^lPIUP Rt are planned In Southwest Africa i (c»mmitte«‘ for Uie .'i.'lid Dinicnl I*'or Norton Is the town's voting iê machines, |.50 remitted: Eugene W. Goyette, most completely elTective fuel WPOP—Eve Opener arch bridge to replace the plank w ere: Atty Herbert Ifannahiirv. Dip I'nlvciMily of ('oumpi tlnil to provide a subsUlute for wood ' 8 :45- John Lehan William Dowling. ('oligress of t tn* ('otiiiei 11. iil .Slate mii. hlnf medmnic and Jac.hsmi , if meohnnlr* find anylhmg 16, of 7 Chamberlain St., Rockville, oil additive in use today. And bridge on Lake Rd. near Bau.sola '1‘hf F u! um* of AinPiuui pulp in the manufacture of paper. W'HAY—Platter Party Donald !•’. Berger. A Caios .Mrs .Me'hcal Sc»ciety and Sale I'm 1.. Ill/; RssistKnt. And for a long .wrong, whi-ch Is rare and usually defective muffler, $12 fine .su.spend- you get premium service. Au r^CCC-Record Revue Rd. will 111****! I "III I >11 ow ;i| 7 .MU t'l lint I- WKNB—P.M. K. Fenton Burke, .tames Tansey. \ eiMllV Si hoed of Medl-ine tUc )i :1111c now they na-<• linen afeing , involves a worn-out part In one ed; Norbit J. Koblect, 19, of 40 tomatic deliveries . . . a bal Footings for the new bridge w ill he hfdd .Nov. h1 I fw Hotel mIp iipw inPuiin'iR WTIC—Ross Miller Henry Wulanen and Cordon (Jd)- 'H ip Dirtuuitic ('lull [uphpoIpU In It that the loWn .s votinjt nia* .of the older machines,, they repair High St., Rockville, operating anced payment plan and many WDRC—Cal Kolby were pouied In August and Whit •on. Sl at ler in Hai tfont ( I.,lies operate snmolhly and ac-j u on the spot. If possible ’ If without a muffler, $9 fine .suspend other extras designed to make . WPOP—Eye Opener comb has been waiting for the The annual prisigradiial e pro twff phivR Rt Du'li niopting iHst AIRLINE 8:00— f)(»dd Addres«»es Hidiiry ( MialPly. They check ami re-i heck not. they haul the machine back ed; Nylea F. Irving. 21, of 41 Eliz bridge parts to be delivered. gram foi pi.ictoing p)i\-«nitm wppU Thp plnvR wpip 'Tlip Several young men and women home heating really saay, WHAY —Dateline Tlinmas .1 I)04l«l. Democratic 11 cm before eVery elecUon, and to Norton's shop for the necessary abeth St., Rockville, excessively WCCC-Evenlne Muilc He .said the new bridge will be will feature* film* 11 In st i a t er the I’ S Senate Irdd i npnii any mnlfunclion they dls-! rioctoring. noisy muffler, $9. WKNB—Open Mike 36 feet long, 14 feet 3 inches wide tUfe>c on ne\*. acUan-es I'l .miigeiN’ with iMnru* (*(»nnoiR ;inil John Mr- training for attractive, high-.sal- WTUJ-Newe Rockville Rotannns y«*sleiday tliat cover ^ liecaiiae of this advance prepa- , Also Donald J. Young, 28. of 82 and 8 feet 11 inches high. and pHlleni late starting ai Komp Hint "li/ntfir ss Troublesome' and phone mimbei, to: Training Kristine Hutchinson has return .MKKT Appolnicd III roals failure to drive to the right, fined WHAY—Serenade nnd fined He was aiievtcMl h\- ( >11 ( >1 t Rl K'»rkViIIo HIgll Ordinarily, a few words of ad Division, National School of Aero WTIC—Three Star Extra ed home from Windham Commu TOU.ANO < OI NTV'S .Noi tou and .1 o olrson are ap $16; aifford P.‘ Jen.sen, 27, of 22 WTRC’—I>oweII Thomfla .Spec la I ( ‘onSt aide ( > 0 1 ge ,M ;i,sMev .Sih'n)l 11 nnnU rBDp rIrCtlon wlU vice can atraighten the voter put. nautic.*, 'Box S, CO Manchester nity Memorial Hospital where she QltAMriFI) ( ANDinATK ' pointed to llii'ii posilliiiis by the O'chatd St., Rockville, two counts Ml 3-5135 WPOP~Mr>dern Soiindii Oct i on m. :ui l»p lu’l'l with nil .HtuiIptiIR- fnr- If voters would pay more atten Herald. 7:00- underwent an appendectomy last general niaiiagi'i Hut Iheir voting of passing a ptop sign, fined $G ralroltneii .\ddeil uilv ropiiit'pifl f'fli’l irlpn I iMg A vot tion to the instructions, they WHAY-Serenade week. Also recuperating at home ing null lull.' vill ho flot up in Dif machine work is soiiieUiing of a wouldn’t have any trouble, Nor on each: James J, Shea, 46. Bast WTIC—Dick Bertel ('laii'ine .\'e(f .»i h N ve .St who WDRC—Amoa and Andy from an appendectomy is Kris of III.- .Svko.fl FîiiMing. /\11 f.iiiilly aflao dh llicm. Norton Hartford, operating without a li aaa wHh our hai* twi-n a >uip'’i iiiino-i ar\ for ton and .la 'ohson nay. And on this WrOP-Ful»on le#wU tine's grandfather. John Bogardua, was ,i)i[iimil(‘d o-,iHlaiU voting cense, $6 fine au.siiendcd; Roland vrifh oomfert Ihiec' \c-ni.i, and Kk Im ' iI K lh*n lii.HloM Mhit|.«rilH will Vfit‘* during point, the two mechanics have : AMAZING NEW 7;I5— who h.ad returned home from the til'll rluMs jMMtod Mild olhrifl will m.'ii hinc nici lian,. in 1018 by the noted oc 'll- ...... I'lat It's the F. Lahhe. 18, of .6 Ertcl Dr., Rock WHAY—Ronarv Hour nell of .'H Murlce Pot aie ti/uiig lliCM nieclinno , I'liarics K. .lacob- WTIC—Dick Bertel WillimanUc hospital ortly two days volo diifuiy Dip lurirh lioiloitR. .omen, who apparently are r ville, failure to sto^for stop sign, Wl>RC—Amnn and Andy added to Ilie |{oiI<\llle Polne I»r- ,soii. the f.tllicr (d .Norton's present before Kristine was stricken. Kris emhiirras.-niu . , ..sk questloh* fined $6; Carl P Burger, 23. Knox. W PO P-E P Morgan pRrtnic-nl as regular pa!Mdin**n To r»i^ ICo«i|M*<'U assislahl. The i ldcr Jacob.son was 7:JU- tine is the daiighter of Mr. and Ma\iiimii (i (l!«tc»n sard a Tioi l.idip.H Aiixilinry of U(i.e Hie flist votinj; machine mechanic about how the machinea ; work, HAILED BY DOCTORS WHAY—Hound Dog Mrs. Maxwell B. Hutchinson of third ne\\- regular will iic- added Afill will iiii'pi Ml thi* Burke ]*’u- who have less trouble with them WTIC—News ol World in tow n, Inking ( ole of the first FOR RELIEF OF WDRC— Anatvei Plen*e Lake Rd. soon nci.il Ho o I’lo.apect .St. lojtight j iwo machines piindiased here some than men. WPOP—Moilern Sounds Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton VVUli the adililion of Die in-w a I 7 ■ ",n pi 111 pav their respects I i.’i years ago When Norton, a bachelor who' 7:4A— of Hebron Rd. are patients at the WHAY-Hound Dog menihers Die |iatroliuen uill ni'*ve In Mn. Anna .Srtin'tfi'. h mrmbrr | r'imlon bef nmt' th(* mi^rhaniu In lives at S Oakland St.. Isn't* work- HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, WTTC-l.lfe MMrt ih» World , Windham Community Memorial Into a system of ndHimg dulls of Mu' mumIImi'' w hn ilmi! SutuLiy. ' IfMO, \vhf*n Jncnbion retired At Ifig on the machines or nmfllng rtls j WDRC—K R Murrow Hospital. Hamilton entered earllen within the next Iwo weeha. rdson n>p Mii.Mliiin' will ’Dflo hoM n'tlM* .nuruf* tim»* Dip youngpi Jutob- biiHincss. he can iisusllv be found'' WPOP—Modern Bmindfl last week while Mrs. Hamilton snirt Thi.s plan Iuih Ihm-h n uglit l»v j 8:0G— V I' llti.li nil ThurHi,lii\' Mt'-mi Innk oVpi' m.h mhaI.bI.mM That eii '.rred m his hobby of tape re-J SINUS, ALLERGIES WHAY—Hound Dog went in Sunday fOr minor surgery.: t he pair ohiii*n I o eli n > 1 n < I <■ I li<-i 1 k .'U' I'll* ui Mini roniiiH A MPPi - , a |)pnlnt niPiU niMiI* h\' tin* lulp : coiding lie has recorded every-- WTK'—Nicht Une SSeller Expected P'riday woiUmg more lUghlM itian ila\H iiU' llitlnvrpii flni'uil Will fnl-Dlfnrgp \\’nrli|pl!, iiirn . 1111 n 1 ii i st I M - I Du M O'om birds chirping to old WDRC—R O Lewii WPOP-Modern Soundfl State Rep. Ellsworth Covell an Klowii C ouncil I0 Mei‘1 ln\\ t !ip .sii|M>ci 1 11 VP lip'iti of I hr I men gn \ r iMiMonl, i >e held i‘'ll•lilV at 7 ".*> pm al tlPSl Bnnt nl , \ \ S III nv.' .m .\> l s n;: his (,i:li' i .-u h I Nmti'H "*i tiirj I’o!ytri hni»' In.^litulr. \vhf»rp hf* by electronic scientists. It WPOP - Modern Sounds honoring Republican gubernatorial Red Mens Hell Kc’pnii^ |i..m tic 1 .llllM M ,M 'll il, n \:\ .Spun *• .'S! l"i \'*':ii.', Mii'l li.iil 111*' ;r.’U’n'*i} h.'iclu'lor of Arirruj” and is being acclaimed by doc candidate Fred Zeller and Sen. recent Dieat i'«»uni 11,1 \'. .M I fl Vhliil ■'itr ('ler riial ennineerinn; dejfree.fl. he tors after they buy it and WTTC-Nichl Line William Purtell at 10 a.m. Fri Hartford will Iw gl\en h\ tin* d de- I*hilll;i. S'.' riniii'h St, B-n.i.l iiU'' li inlstn.s J has hrrn bend of Die Noi-ton Klee* see it work in their own WDRC—Joj*eph MacKny day. gale.s A plnslic s clr 1 io*nsI 1 ;r11101 Bi'onlf \liN (‘ iDu'iiiif’ <'"lliiiM \f!ri thru* liiim pxprnri, ln|tri(;il In.fltninient Co, sinrp 1924,' homes, for their own fami WPOP—Modern Sounds Covell ia chairman of the Re will fi d lo\\ fo' m c'in he is n rol 1 hi \v k ill;; "M t !lr I il IMJ^ m*i> • 45- FRANKLIN WELLES < 1 ri’ii l:i \s n ('i ui \ ,i 1»* I'n i Ihniii*, I wlirn hr t(H)l( ovrr the family lies - and for their patients WHAV—Hound Dog publican Town Committee and Buy allihe Electric you need and budget the friends ( ’III I rill I* ( ‘liM |i|ii;i M " \ T"| \’"l l"h HI.I .Ilia h.t', r 11 \ : l)us'n *.s.M from hi.s father. Hifl out- in their officesând operat WTTC Nitiif Line Mrs. Bidwell is vice chairman. FOR lligli ScliiMil Fveiits ImmiI. M i s . Hrni\ (' Sih\\.*ll7ri 0|1('|J au <*t|u' lii"Us IT.MUr'’ WDRC-Mufllr. Aide jnteie.* lan.s at i' Mliiiit.h'r ■ .Nniinn iind .In'oh'-IMM P U R IT R O N clears any Dultiii|iir I W o f l t S! Iiisrjih •iMioh.Hon. like Norton, a Man- WHAY-Hound Dog Andover correspondent, Mrs. Paul 6 Years State Represeiitiitixe KocUville High Si hoi.I (Ulin of S! ilriMinihr. 1',,' \\'rl),s|p| SI MV "f thr (owns nrK'liinrM .ill of room of irritating dust, WTIC—NIeht Line rlu'slrr nativt*. Iive.s at 92 Prince- WnRfV World Tonight Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim Ifl Years Selfstninn flc eiH ale KoImtI .'-:o|l.s- ti'ii St. He hafl h.'en runnlnjf Factory odors, pollen and sinoke. WPOP—Modern Soundfl 3-6856. cost in small with your Electricîll! Farmer— Hairy man Iclenl .Vanc\ KolanUu ser'iriarv: touii .\ ut oniM {II- \''Mim;: Mill hint' \ **riioii nnd I'nloottx IMr tirWH is S.andai'i Wafllier and Mat since It's heller than a I'.ii'-hen • ;05- f jt borer— iliisinessnmn <‘fUid\n .N'ag\‘ Ireasurei and Ii'.an C o -I iMo’fllnwn, N V ,\nd *‘in- WTNF—Newa . Imndird tlirniiijti Tlir lirnild'fl . Hk’H. utieh he .surreeded his fa- lull alut I.; It'i p.tl.bUI exhau-U Ian. riill The Repiihlicaii la*\er WallnsU I a.ssist aid 11 ea su t et llri |ril rommaniler of the Knights of dual tiUrfy ptlitnl*' (Pann- breathe. Nu sore throat, no eracked lipa. To Headquarters arivsnit daptor) . . . “For the inventor and manufacturer, my thanks.** WPOP- Modern Sounds pany ia automatically a member of our Electric Blanket 1'lu‘y Mir Mlflo lh»' jiMi hinr.H tin* Pythias. He in al.so a member of FRIDAY, OCT. 24 th* flrat tim* 1 w*o1(* up • "Tried so far only one day and found It t;30- F o r G -E without iinut tnFubl*”f N*w WHAY - Nicht Watch hl^li fl« liool Uflrs m Itfl moi U rlri. - the Wa.shinston Social Club. He gave marvelous relief. Thanktl" « "I gtt W*TIC—NicM Line Autom atic Club and is entitled to enjoy all the comforts and benefits . I married the former Dorothy Hol 7 P3I. to b P.M, J*rMy Mn» , . . ’‘Controlled BKthma with hay fever and that's why I R tiuhhorn form of respira hourht Puritron. Relieve me it la wonder WDRC—Polttlr.s U.S-A Blanket* HoDi Noitnn nnd Jiioobmm IimikI land III 1933. and they have one tory allerty |r my dau«hter, ful. Mskea me breathe easier ... and iltep. WPOP—Modern Soundfl of Electric Blanket Sleeping. As a Club member, you may Dirlr own huNinrH.m*H Norton i.fl ilauuhtrr, Mrfl Bet.flv .lean Rii-' *r* fFâtMrn phyaieian) (All leaiimnnisla above were nnfiollrited.) piMHidont of Dtp .Norton Klortririil Imchn Television Proerams purchase all the Electric Blankets you need—and budget WELDON’S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY On Pape Two them in email monthly payments with your Electric billl p /m is Mt MAIN STKEET—Ml 8-.M21 CERAMIC WALL TILE \ The table below will show you how easy it ia for you to RE-ELECT ID a g n I f I c o n t GENERAL The Product of Tomorrow SLEEP 'blanket your family with comforts For only a few penniea TV SERVICE HOWARD’S CENTER mo>^ each month, you can buy two, three, four or more with the '"Sleep Specialists Freni txperience of (ciituiies' Days M AC . A Cail electrle,.blanketa—one for evoyone in the familyl Hece'fl High Fidelity DISPLAY THE IMMORTAL Nights Plus Parts . A to , JOHN J. WALLETT TEL Ml S-5482 5S9-S41 Main'St.—Ml 9-«SS5 how it we^ks: , TM€ FIN E ST ON ANY B A S IS OF COM PARISON If you ha von* t already rooolvod your Mombai)r» ■hip Card, watoh (or It with your noft Xlfotiio A m o x . DOWN AMOUNT NO. or MONINtY bill- B ut you don’t havo to wait 'til Itârrtves JUDGE OF PROBATE COST fAYMINT RNANCfO MONPU fAYMBIT PRESCRIPTION pharmacists "1( you want to purohaoo Blootrlo Blankots " "'ll -rm",------Tlaht now. Ju at. tako your aooou|Rt nuiMboa : K , One —$26.00 $ 1 . 0 0 $25.00 5 $5.10 (ol( stny provloua Blootrlo bill) tq your appUanow JUDGE JOHN J. WALLEH M h i acc< doalor-Ûnd bo’ll give you a Mamborahlp Card; two — 32.00 2 . 0 0 50.00 I® 5.21 to Three— 78.00 3.00 75J00 T5 5.31 c o m m ih Re I niikpendent ThiiAfiTone of ^ guiding 'I 'd • Uiiwlaw WWI$ If you’ve nevOr owned an electric blanket, you have a FOR RE-ELECTION d iction s of the profession of m real treat in store for yOtl! Just select the temperature you Now, with the help of the Electric Blanket Club, there tS U w C ! Pharmacy—a part of every R e PEBEU’AN OF • i«y • *• • a*M preecription. It is an im port^t ■ want before iJoing to bed, and you’ll be cosy and warm isn’t a reason in the world why you should deny yomoolf factor in the health of our all through the night! What’s more, one Electric Blanket the comforts and pleasures of Qectric Blanket Seepingl JUDGE comm unity. d(M the jqb of three heavy, bulky blankets. Once you try See your favorite department, store or appliance dealer D EÎOCRAT • U— WartiJ hy In the practice of Pharm acy, -■ t : JOHN J. WALLEH an Electric Blanket, you(;i^ a fan for life! Nothing will Add, CrtcM. . IN YOUR YARD TltlS CHRI^TMASI •mall iscton can bring about aoon—and select the Electric Blankets you need, in tha •rARtaii imporUnt diangea. Some five you so much pleasun and comfort. colon you want—and budget them wWt your Electrie biUi For IIw first Jititr Ihr Immorul Tht Oeld S«al TH IATM 11*.. . big filclur* t•l•vl«l•n • Caiwplal* Sat qpecialized'Isetor guides the with EH' ri ph«noqr*|Ui far y«ur family antartalnmanll • OweWaeHd hy Heel Christma^tbry can br portrayrd IS Flfwrat in yout'Swn from yard with Ihfiia compounding of m ry VOTE FOR JUDGE WALLETT 16 baautifully painted Hfurra, preecriptidn. The andicatiofi i k Com* m, lot UI prove that Magnavox High Fidkilty tatavlaibn Printad on aturdy paper. Ihrv are - h m t or cold, this neoeesity 1. 30 YEARN n|( I’KOHATE EM ’K.RIKM E la tha tinaat—and yoilr baat buy on ^ baala.al comparlaon, , ready to be cut out and puted down $1.95 for filtering, a precise order a .''JO VEARM AS ( I.EHK 0| THE I’OI RT Chooaa Irom many baautilul atylaa. 08 fir plywood. ( h. in VEAR.S AS El'Ll, TIME PRORATE (inXiR WMa C«Ur OMkt of mixing—a hundred delicate I EA SY TKRM.q procedures are part of your $. 30 YEARS OF NON-PARTISAN SER\ K'E . Pharmacist’s, knowledge.. A PROVEN PROBATE JMMIE Te.sted, delivered. guafRuteed, sfrviced.by our own . Pharmacy is a most exacting T H E HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY profsesioii, and-it-aMv*e you nif'L'luuucs. .tinje.pRX. pUtDu, .. U M SnfM ^ „ :n | All wiie i r i InttfMtid In Ju ^ « WoHcn dra invittfl fd o a ;BT.= »rr^lx;.-xiZ3.V'kr 3 -lU.Jxj8 TJT;.-‘.2.'.Vr-r:; menrinti »" Thursday, Oef. 23 at 9 p.m. at Hoadquartan, MR Main St. I Jarvit our M»qciuty~tiMi dependable •Wg.) j profeesionel proscription HancliMttr •ervioe wo oilier to the citisMH o f this comm unity, ^ ROBERT HFARKEL, ATTV, JAMES IIKiliLN'S, ('o-Dbnlriiion, WaU|M|Mr Mi Paiit m i D I C A L ' , y WALTER r/PEA( Trenaurer iiB NORTH MAIN STREET—TfcL. Ml 9-525S S4a BROAD ST. PHANfnACV Open Daily if A-M. to 5 R.M., Inctudine Wednesday *U MAIN «T. . ./ - TW S AD PAIR rOR J. R. D, CH>MM^TTEB ISO CENTER 8T„ COR. OF CHURCH. EASY FREE FARElNa FREE PAKKUKO RICWT TO O tm DOOK .. .AfUariMwn nnd S a tin y Until Noon T
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B^r.. H 0% . *> r s > «s ruV'r' d'* ''it* ■- 3000 IN PRIZES! J.IVI.FIELDS f'ourl^j.r of lea 4t L . Motor Sol^$ 820 SILVER LANE 6.T4 Center 5(reel more MenrAetter, Conn. J'Mfelds b i g s e l e c t i o n s o f N, ^ i A R T f O R D I F SELF SERVICE DEPT. STORE - _ HEW, FIRST O U A l l « • X is m M e r c h a n d i s e f o r t o d . i V :'V‘ L*M | W E . K U n the enormous selection w . Tst prize
^1695 Renault 195 9 Dau^hlne sedan - f : Th« lorgast-selling imported 4-door sedan in Americo. 35 miles w o n v ^ ^ -V only brond new, -cp .ro d . per gallon . . , seats family of 5 comfortably. See it on exhibition at J. M. Fields king-size parking lot.
when it’ s r.* ""“f ■t ■■ ’ ■ --a \ * '1 J. M. Fields •' -it. priced - it’s m iBYoads lo**! $249 iylvania 2i>inch 119.50 V-M Tabto M oM lowest Tatovigion Coneole Hi'FI Phenecraph I Coma In to J.M. Fleldi and gtt your 1. ■alar at afiaa ’ m paa »tah. CaalaaL official fraa entry Wonk for eoiy lim anta naad nat ba praaaal aa NavaaBat erick c o n t e 1 1. Nothing to buy— |u«t IB wliaa wiaafri ara cRaMa. Wlaaaiv more will ba aaliritdl. Rairtaa ta ba te4t«4 flniih the loit line I to rhyme with ftrif an Iba bailt af aklll a»4 artetoaUO two line! I. br baari af tOllart frail BartfarO priced anR Baal llarlfari aawfRaparik J. M. J. M . Fields is Hie Family Store riaUg aaplaraat, U tir ralallrw ar aa* Ble SAVINGS! Where your Dollar it Valued at More alarata af llitlr aOrarllatat af«nay art nal arrattlri a rnUr. In eaaa af Ite, Ôke Q ^ ^ - lu y Whatever You Need ■atry with tarllMl date will ba See for yourself y.„ thaara. AH aalria aa tl ba.aabattteO WiHi Self-service Speed •n tha arfleiat tatry blaak Avaflabte anywhere 9i''es the BIGGEST S A V lN rt'.! '^''1* al f. M. PUIAt ta ba allflbla. But renrenrber, price too o7n ''^ '^ H E R E ! Cama |a tha gala opaning calabralion BorRoin. Thof's why we offl t '™ '” ' mulre o - and ribban cutting Wadnaaday. 9:30 to 10 a.m. but anywhere! ■ ,'fs ; '’''‘“ '“ Ble . . . brond"'""est grdde . • • • 'Bot nroke every pep^, " ' j ; ' ; ’’''/ items (Celebrities! Officiols! Beauty Queens! Popular WKNB wherever rodia star, Shirley Palmer, will broodcost in pterson frorh J. M Fields, Interviewing celebrities and customers oil . "“ ’h Ptid se^7 'Be day long.'-Sê Mr. John W. Torpey, president of the East . 6 min. t o Eost H e r t f o r d S ^ e n r - Y Hortford Council cut the ribbon. Lovely Miss East Hort- . 6 min. to ^^®nche*t•r , ,o W indsor Lot tord, Miss\,Monc1le$ter, Miss Hortfbrd and Miss Rockvill# . 8 nrin. to Weth.rsheld ^ ^ Eosthompton will be hoswsses! . 10 min. to Glastonbury ^ ^^^Mboro J. Me Fialdalmadalt wliNii|ya fraa gifts for you!. .12 min. to Hortf^d ^ ^ s,„„ord t» 1 Look for them lA downtown Manchester and East Hartford.. a 16 min. to Newi^ Springs . 16 min. fb . 40 min. to Storr. FREE FEFSI-COLA AH day opening day | . t O * . 20 min. to Rocky ^ ^ Will.mantie FREE PERFUME fpr the ladies on opening d o y L '\ a 24 min. to Verrron FREE RALLOONS, L o LLIFOFS for the children FREE BRIDGE TICKETS Thursday, Friday and Saturday^ tp oil customers who live on th e \ West side of the river. ' . ; , r : r THURSDAY, OCT. 21— 7 R.M. a n ! 1:10 R>A. "J.. M. FlaW. Faihiaai aa P a r^ .“ Exciting n.w fojhioni in stock ot J. M. Fi.lds,. shown by Honoytr School of Modals. •' . FRIDAY, OCT. 24— 7 • 9 F.M. Jim Staphani and kii 6-piaca HIHhllly BaaN ployirtg for your entertoinmant and doncing on tha porking lot. COME AND BRINO THE FAMILY . SATURDAY, OCTf 25— TI)( FAVIL IN FIRSON 12 Naan ta 5 F.M. diract FIRST from WNBC-TV. Western stor Tax Povel will perform with^ hls wonder horse, Duka end his dog King.' Bring your cameras qnd ' shoot" your child QUALITY riding Duka with Tax. Fraa outdgrophed pictures for the children.
ONLY F g lU w tha 01/M MBrahltfbtt la m At J, M.. Fields you'll find only TOP J. M. F lilA GRADE FIRST QUALITY MERCHAN fV®®* DISE. No seconds, irregulars or mark- downs. Think of it! The newest and fin est available at prices that no-one can .beotL,Jhi&,ii.tfee-^ hffis.cato-. J'M'lTelils pulted J. M. Fields into the largest self^ Don't’^put off getting It's free and Msy! Just service department store in 2 short'years! MONEY-BACK QUAI;ANTEE -.-IsFUnttSa,--: Toke 8 months to pay! You must bf eompl*i(|ly iotlill.d,or your mor\ty l» r.(und*d ACRES OF FREE PARKING. ' ^-o-* s content'
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL1>, MANCHESTEft. CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1958 PAGE TWELVE HANCHRSTER .EVENING HERALD. HANPHEflTER. CONN- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1958 PAOB-THlRTBISli ------inff. Applications Available Report Backs School Board Votes P&W to Quit District Gets Request ; 6 from Town Complaints of lêased Space For Police Chief Job For Grove St. Sewer To Meet Nixon Dust ISuisadce A t Parkade A delegation of aix Manchester A petition to the board of dlrec-^the National Board of B3re Under- Republicans headed by Tpwn I, Applications are available for dualry and ijeneral agriculture. The Board o f Education laat nighti i The second extension involvad writers had not been completed. in becomine The award was made by the state The Pratt ^k Whitney Alrci/t tore, of the 6th UtllAiea' Diatrict anyone interested m becoming An Inspectl^ report released made expeptiona to Oeneral Man eight janitors who are now over 65 The 8th DUtrlct directors finally Chairman Hazel Finlay ia ached- yesterday by-'îhe State Health ager TtUbhard Martln’a compulaory 'or who will ba before this year is enfineerteg unit in the ManchesteV. has reiulted in the acheduling of a agreed that Thorp should meet Med to be among the State party Manchester’s chief of police. „.g , p,g( president of the ovjr. DepartnvMft has borne out dust retirement law. Shopping Parkade will be moved hearing Nov. 10 to dlacuaa proposed with Martin to discuss the matter leaders who will nieet with Vice Tile applications are now on! Tolland County Farm Bureau and One exception Involved Samuel All eight will be retained by the nulMittie complaints brought out of Manchester and back into sewer construction on Grove St. further. . ^ . hand in the office of General Man- for 18 years was sexton of the Ell R. Wilson, 68. a bus driver. The Board of Edut;atkm, at least until In other business the board Of • President Nixon before hia appear- a-rer Richard Martin and at the ington Center Cemetery. He ex agiTnst the Central Connecticut coDjipany-owned quarters by Dec. The petition waa read to the direc Board voted to allow Wilson to Feb. 1, when Qiai tnatter will be re tors at the monthly meeting last directors voted to Increase the •ince tomorrow, in Hartford's Bush- Slate Personnel Department hibited at the Four-Town Fair Cooperative Farmu's Assn, at 10 continue driving a bus. provided he newed. Seven of the aigHt are not salary pf Supt. of Sewers Calvin for more than 6.5 years. Tbit was confirmed today by a night, the longest in recent years. nell Park. Room 405, of the State Of Apel PI. by neighboring Wood- can pass a "rigid physical exami under the town pension aystem, District President Lion ThOrp said. Taggart fro mthe present $60 a fice Building, Hartford. They can Hamilton leaves three daugh bridge St. residents. nation,” Wilson, who has been and the eighth la.watting for a re apokaamar ^ for United Aircraft ' Besides Mrs. Finlay, John Bow At the same time the directors week to $115. Director Dents en, vice chairman oit the , Town al.io be obtained at the local of- ters. Mrs. Walter Schortmann of Warren J. Scott, chief of the driving a bus for three years for fund on the money ha haa paid to ODip. division who said the move waa part of a consolidation pro tentatively accepted a new $76,000 Frechstte said the raise was Justi f,ce of the Connecticut State Em Vernon, and Mrs. Edwin Helntz sanitary engineering service of the Elmer Thrall, contractor for Man the system, so that ha. Uxa tha Committee; A t‘,y. John Rottner gram affecting a number of leased budget for the coming year, pused fied by Taggart’s excellent serv candidate for State Senator; Attys. and Mrs. .lohn J. F. McConville. Stale Health Denartment, said "It chester school , buses, waa dis others, may ba frea of;^t ployment Service both of Ellington: and a son. Rich faclUUei. several motions concerning im ice to the district and by the fact Paul .Marte .and Herman Yules, in a few days the .Stale will Is evident steps will have to be charged recently because ha is ard Hamilton of Parksvllle, N Y ; The Board, In retatnlhg tha men, The spokesman said he was not provement of district "property, and that he had not received a raise candidates for the House of Rep- finish printed Job dc.acriptlons foi taken to recluee the dust nuisance” eight years over the agexlimlt la well within Itl'rtghtaî.slnce the and 13 grandchildren. certain where the unit, which com agreed to eeek a new underetand- In two yArs. r.'’sentatives; and Cecil England, the post and they will be mailed The funeral will be held at 2 p.ni. St the grain processing plant. Bpeclflcatlons on which Thrall men are employaa of the Roard of prises about 100 employes, will be Ing with the Town Of Manchester At the same time the directors to persons who have picked up The atalement waa made In a bid for tha contract itipulated that Education and not tha town. How "county commissioner, are expected Tliuradav at the Ellington Congre relocated, but he assumed it on the highly contrqversiai ' $25 opened bids submitted for repaint attend the coffee-and-domits their applications in the meantime. report to Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, no driver should be over 60, ever, It haa been the Board's policy gational Church. The P.ev, Wayne would be in the division’s main fire-fighting fee agreemtiit. ing the firehouse interior, instal affair at the Statler Hilton's Ter- All application.s niii.st be submit town director of health, who had Because Wllaon la apparently In -until now to treat its custodial The directors vetoed a letter pro- F.andaii, pastor, will olllclate. plint in East Hartford. However, lation of storm windows, and sup ^r-ace Room. ted to Marlin's office on or before Burial will be in Ellington Center requested the slate's aid in in good health, has an excellent driv staff as nearly as possible the way some of the personnel directly af poeed by Victor Swaneon to Gen plying heating oil to the firehouse Nov. 7. or must he po.atmarkcd by vestigating the complaint; ing-record, and manages the jChil- the town treats its custodial staff. eral Manager Itichard Martin re The morning meeting, at which Cemetery Friends may call at the fected, say the move will be to for the coming year. _th- vice president will speak In r> -iiii-'M o ' In' d>it" Hadd Funeral Home, 19 .Ellington The premises were inspected dren bn his bua very -well, the Since all are members of the same PAW ’S North Haven plant. questing further consideration of Agreement was reached on the ,'Iartln last night told the Man- flcpt, 24 hy "’.embers of the State Ubai'd decided to permit Thrall to union. ■ the fee contract or canceling of it. formally. will last from 10:30 to A rc. riockvillc. tomorrow from 2 PAW has occupied cdO.OOO square heating oil problem and the con 11:45. Kixon will speak In the rli^stcr Auxiliary Police why till to ,5 and 7 to 0 p m, FTicnds arc Health beparlmenl. Griswold extend hla service to the end of -The Board, cited .‘‘extenuating The Nov. 10 public hearing was tract was voted to Wyman's Oil circumstances” ‘ for rstalnlng the feet of Parkade space since the park across the street at noon. ing the post by competitive exam, requested to donate to a fund for Chappell, town building Inspector this year, provided lie passes the shopping center, was opened two scheduled due to a petition from Co. and Ser\'ice St.Ulon which man, since they are difficult to re rather than by piomotlon, would the Congregational Church In his and zoning enforcement ofllccr; physical examination which will be years ago. The lease still has an reeldenta of Grove St. for district submitted a price equal to the be in the, bc.st interests of the memory snd Thomas Monahan, assistant given at town expense. place, other year to run. and there is no 'Sewage dteposal. The petitioners are currently owners of septic New Vor'x harbor price plus two '.•fii. to" n building Inspector. Dr. .Marzialo decision yet on what use will be and a half cents a gallon, less one He told the Auxiliary that an •Sehastlnno .\llbrin w,vs unable to be present. tanks. made of the space if the lease can Thorp and Clerk Joseph Volz per cent for payment within 30 open com pet Hive exam would ob- Sebaatiano Alibilo, 72. 199 Dcm- Moves .Suggested not be terminated. The move from Court Cajics lam the most qualified man. fh at. g, |g,( mght at Manches- showed the board an engineer's days. Reconrmendallotts aimed at do the Parkade is expected to start It was voted to discard the It " niild g've everyone a ^chance i Mpiporlal Hospital, following ll.g away with the dust nuisance May Plans Full Day Crosa-sCctlon drawing Of the '^rove within a couple of woeks. St. terrain, and pointed out that painting bid.s and ask for new Saturday Cases Bl the joh, and would be the’ best a long illness. V ere also mad* in the report to The company, spokesman said iiictliod of avoiding ’ partisan, fac sewer construction presents sever ones. Discussion during the meet Fred Shea, no certain address, A former resident of Hartford, Dr. Mai/iialo. These were that the P iW ’s action in moving employes ing had i-.esul.ed in a decision to tional. personal, or dirty polltlca " he had lived In Mancheater for the al problems. intoxication, 10 diys In Jail. plant use a water a; ray or l ag In Manchester Tour out of leased facilities and back 'The chief difUculty, said Thorp, Include work In the painting con In filling the post. pact four years. filters near the gruin collectors Edward . T, Malley, 86, of 16 i . c Aiixiu.iiy had requealed Into company-owned quarters re is that Grove St. Ilea below Main tract which had not been original He leaves his wife, Mrs. Frances to remove the fine pdrUcles' now flects the production changes at Edison Rd„ failure to grant the Marlin to give hia rea.sons for de at., thereby making a connection ly requested. right of way, $8. Pappalardo Allhno of Manchester' discharging Into the atinosphere: Republican Congressman Edwin>*• Referring to his contest with P4W. He aald last winter’s cut with the Main St. line unsatisfac It was also agreed that the bid ciding on an open exam, aaying four sons, John A. of Bloomfield. Gustav Brause, 50 of New Brit the roofs aioiind the collectors H. May Jr., who faces a stiff bat Daddario, he said the voters of back In production and personnel tory. According to the drawing, a ders for the storm window contract that . hoo.smg a new chief by any Anthony C. of Manqheater, Salva should be cleaned periodically as the First Congressional District ain. improper parking, $3. other means than promotion with made space available which the connection could be made Into the should be Invited to show thdir tore of Weal Hartford and Joaeph necessary; "belter housekeeping" tle for reelectlon In his contest should cbnsi' er the experience he company can use. Stephen J. Straker, 32, of Hart in the department would be "po- Summit St. line but, even then, a wares at the Nov. 10 hearing. Alibrie of New Britain: three and repair of .duct work In the with Ally. Emilio atci. a petition com ned lent Congrcs.sional delegation women are expected at each of Begin Parley than $6,000. The petitioners. It „ John Cifra, 64, of Canterbury, in the deparlmcnl would have pro requiem Maas In St. Bridget's by the newly formed Veterans of the homes May 'vlll visit. waa added, would all have to agree French Aim Perils pa.ssing a! red light, $9. PAJAMAS plaining; about the matter won duced a chief familiar with the Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be to support whatever construction received It cuntainerl lo iiif|;na- World War i of U.S.A. To Tour Factories Fyank T. Brenza. Glastonbury, town and Its citlaens. In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, (Continued from Page One) plan waa adopted, regardless of Btyt* KNITTED lures. The complaint/i were re The affair, to be held at the At noon, there will be a dutch- Geneva Arms Tcdk 'driving with defective or Improper Police regulars, aa well aa the Bloomfield. VFW Home at Manchester Green, treat luncheon at Willie’s Grill, Mrs. Lane’s opposition or concord. Auxiliary, are held to favor reach ferred to Dr. MArzialo. Dulles' statement that his visit to The hearing will presumably de equipment, $6. Frlenda may call at the funeral la In appreclnllon of the assisl- 446 Center St. at which the Con Forest H. Norwood, 19, of Nlan- ing Into the department for a new home from 7 to 10 o'cdock tonight Thn Innpcrllnn team Inureil the Formosa waa designed to re-exam cide the question. (Continued from Page One) plant from "top tfi holtom" iincc of May, Scnator.s William A. gressman will apeak. Later, May The board also discussed a pro tic, failure to carry registration rhief. But moat town Directors and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 will lour a number of the factor ine the relationship of the two. watched liow the ^lain was tin- I'lirlell and Prescott Bush and U.S. posed budget for the coming year, Department with a meeting o f ' and operating a motor 'shlcle advocated an open exam. In which to 10 p m. Rep.-at-large Antoni .Sadlnk In ies In town, then go on a hand nations with the Idea of strength REG. J both outsiders and department em- loaded from freight c>mn aiifl I lien ening their alliance. drawn up by newly eletted direc military, scientific and foreign without a license, $3 each cuunt. gelling the oi'ganiZBlion's charter shaking lour of Main St., with Grate E. Coffey, 84, Berlin, ployea could compete Robert J. Clarke follnwcfl Hr rour.se tlinnigh the Green declined lo .say whether tor, Victor Swanson. Swanson, policy representatives of the Unit $2.99 ^ through Congie.sH. stops In a number of stores along operating a motor vehicle without 'The post paya $6,578 to $7,982 Robert -ohn Clarke, 69, We.xl \'Miou.s proccHMOfl until the final the United States is reporting de who was commended for his work ed States, Britain, France, Italy VALUE aDniially. The present rhief, Her mixture Iiad been nuule, Fourth \ tail Here the way. on the budget, stated that it was and Canada. a license, $18. Evasion of responsl- Palm Bearh, Fla . died Siimlav In Miiy'a appearance here Thiira- Ma,v and several of his local tails to the Nationalists of Its man D Srhcndel, will retire on or The team nlRo Inleiviewed Mrs. Warsaw talks with Red China on a tentative one and that the heads Included in the meeting are tha • bility, nolled. West Palm Bearh, after s long ilay will he hla foiicth In Manches campaign aides and aonie leading Walter C. Bfown, 64,. of 27 Kerry a Tailored and mandarin style# before Jan. 1. Illness. Merz on the porch of her house, the Formosa crisis. of the various committees would men who will do the actual negoti ter In less thiiii a nu.iilh. His moat citizens Mill be entertained at Bt., failure to grant the right of A Job description prepared by Prc'loiislv a rexlrleiil nf Man- wlih'h, tlie report Haul, liad recent Htncktnking Conference have an opportunity to go over it ating with the Soviets. Heading * Soene with appiique trims * Wash and wear plaida RIG. ly hern painled anrl wan covered I'ccenl was liisi night when he dinner at the home of Mr. and Martin and theSlate Personnel rlieater. he had lived in Flni-ldn Green said Dulles' first confer with him before It was presented the group is William Foster, for way, 39. a An flret quality • Variety of oolofa with a thin layer of fine diint The spoke at ,hc .let's iiioiilhly dinner Mrs. Dante Paganl, 167 N, Main Ronald W. Welti, 21. of Rock VALUE Department over the past few for about .50 yenia He waa a ence with Chiang was "a .stock for acceptance. Swanson said that mer deputy Marshall Plan chief. • All first quality * Plaefcet front flanaele * Contrasting knit trim on iHifls plant IH about 200 feet away. nipcling a: llin .Mam healer Coiin- St. In advance of the meeting, the ville, reckless driving, dismissed. -O weeks rails for extensive knowl painter .and ileioralnr, Kperallng taking of the present situation.” a con.spicuoua lack of sound budg and waist Mrs Mei'z rIro complalneil of t ' (7lub, aflec louring homes In After dinner, the Congressman John V. Small, 25, of 86 Russell a bizes: M to 40 * All w4tb fine needle talloriB|t edge and experience In police, mat hla nwri' hiiainras eting In recent years had made his five governments looked over each 3.00 * Blses; 4 tn 16 nolHo from the plant which hIio aald Ihc Green Manor area for an hour will hit the handshaking trail He sai(J the political and mili St., rec)iles8 driving, not guilty. $ ters. He leaves two hnillirra, Thmnna task rather difficult. others proposals via diplomatic Rtarted around mi'IniKht many with ,Mra. Gloria Pen.aon, presi again, with visits to the Manches tary aituallon was being assessed James R. Yost, 22. of Rockville, It says an applicant mual have and George Clarke, two aialera. In general terms the budget con nlghlfl The rurlne coulfl be tolerated dent of the .Manchester Eel May ter Shopping Parkade and Main along with Communist propagan charged with driving under the In- had not leas than 10 years employ Miss Annie (’larke am' Mra Fred- da. templated a district Income of ment In an organised police force, during the day, Hlie said. fc. Congie.sa Club. St., to chat with the I’hursday ' flucnce, driving while hi.s license erlek Robinson, all of Msm liealer, $76,000. This figure assumed an of whic, four years mual have The report to Ut. Marzialo aald I,.ast month, hla siipiirorteis held night shoppers. Green took thla tack on reports wa.s under suapenaiop and driving and several nlmea qnd iirpliews. income of $72,000 from the fire tax been at or abor-e the graile of lieu tlie noiHr complaint should be rc- a .Slay with .'Way Dunce, and he that- the United States might bring Pernonal INoliues with improper equipment, was The funeral will hr held at 1:30 He and his pnity are scheduled and $3,000 from sewer disposal re •*V tenant. fri'ied to the politer department for s|Kikc hefoie the Mnnehester Kl- to arrive at the World War I vet- pressure on Chiang to cut down the granted a continuance until Nov. 'niiirsday aflei-iiooii In .St Mary's offshore Islands In the hope of ob ceipts. In lieu of tblB. the applicant checking and RUggeslerl the ptilice vviinis Club two weeks ago 10. F.plsropal Chiirrh Biiilal wil' he eiiina affair shorily after 9 o'clock. Expenditures for tha district Card of Thanka must bo a college graduate with and zoning commlM«uon might co In Ills talk before the .let's lust taining a permanent cease-fire. Monday Coaea Repeat Of A Se'loot! In the family plot In ICaal Ceme- The public has been Invited to the were figured to Include roughly We wish to thank an of our neiiplv BIX years employment In an organ- operate on Hclton If Mece-sRiny. Might, the (.'ongres.si.ian defended open house. He said applying heat or pres leiy. sure llwould not be In tune with $24,000 for the Fire Department. h«us, friend* and iHatlve* for tlia Hugh F. Hayden, Coventry, l7.cd force, four of whuh he must KcoU exprenHC. jChiang's right hand man, declared GIRLS' ncgnllatc. He also said that the Mrs. George Brooks, 71 Wetherell I The final business of the meet Sons, William. Karl and Robert, ing with defective or improper OUTER training totaling 10 yeara, I Korean ronnicl could have been meanwhile that lo cut the size of Sisters, Mrs. May Robinson. equipment, $6, In all cases, experience as an •St., District 2; Mrs. Audrey the garrisons or to pull out of the ing was concerned with the $25 fee Mrs. Amelia M cCorm ack and FBI agent. Secret Service agent, avoided If Hie Tniinan admlnls- Breltaclinelder, 135 Tanner SI., currentl.v pa.id the 8th District Mrs. Eva Summers. Joseph A. Chaves, 54, of A9 Bis- F u iie r a U lintion had let the Communists offshore Islands would "definitely or sergeant In the Connecticut Dislrirt 4: and. If there Is time, lead to a large-acale war ' by the Town of Manchester for tell St., Albert I. Donn, 27, M Hart CAR JACKETS///-^ ^ , Nikita LiinilH know III advance this country Flannel PAJAMAS Slate Police may he subatlHitcd for j ,Mr.s. Chailes BarhaU). 28 Scar- Chen told a rally In Taipei on fighting fires in Manchester but ford, Frank 8. Esposito, .40, of 27 experience as a llrulenojit or high Elmer N. Meld woiikl llghi In deter aggre.aslon. I borough Rd , District 5. Overseas Chiheae Day he was not outside the district. Brainard PI., and Betty R. Mc- er officer In an organised force. d'he funeral (>f Klrner N. Field, Soviet Tipplers surprised that the Reds broke On Sept. 18 General Manager .Jâmara, 40, of 40 Durant St., each REG. The description calls for numer (Jlen\ô^Ml St . wax held at 2 the cease-fire because all Com Klchard Martin wrote the 8th Dis fined $1 for parking violaticns. ~f /I ous skills snd bssic quallflcallons. o'clock yeaterday Rfleinoon at the munist pledges were worthless. He trict concerning the fee and said 1-ouis.Jf. Lalne,'66, of 133 C o o p tr $29.99 or GOWNS Including: Mnlmea Funeral Home, with llie (C'onUiiiKMl Irom Pago One) Bids Opened on Five said the United States fully un that the $25 agreement seemed Hill .St,, jMklezs.iJriving. nolled. "Thorough knowledge of mod flrv, (' K VVliialow, inlnlater nf derstood the true nature of the equitable to all concerned and that Feiix_ T’njoriia,' '46, of Plainville, VALUE ern principles and practices of po the ('lunch of the Na/.arrne. offi ■ torcR. but liHi'il li(nior by the Communists. It was satisfactory to the town. faiiure.Jo drivji.'to the right. $6. lice admlnlstrsllon, organirallon. ciating Burial aa in Fa.at ( >me- dhnk Ir roUI hImkjrI r.vvluHlvrly ni ^ The Red action stiffened Na Martin said further that hks deci Howard Rhijltps, 37 Spruce St., REGULAR sion had been brought about by the and operation: thorough kunwdedge leiv. rrRlauiHntR 'Phe oltl l•uRlom iirrr tionalist opposition to any reduc intoxie%tioiL ^ deya’-.in Jail. , O ,™ . s « » $ Storm Sewer Projects apparent desire of the district for VALUES of leehnlcal and administrative 'I'he beam.'!, all I‘'telda' fellow nf Rt^lling RholR of voillui on Rlrrrt tion of forces on the Quemoy Is James Maddfin,'no certain ad- phases of rrlme prevention, and rornrt'R In IuorUh wnn rtxlrd ar hurrlcli action. . dress, intoxication, 30 days In Jail. a Many with zip Hnlbga TO wurkera at the poal office, were lands. Dulles had indicated that The district directors la.st night law enforrement, rniisldenihle Riilrert, Madden. I Irrhert t 'i andall. piil'l of A ronlinuin^; wtw HgaioRt Rills were opened this morning’s Washington favored a reduction in Francis Furphy, 56, no certain * Many with alpaca Ihilnf* $10.00 iih'nhollRni which Iih.h b<*rn gnitip Other business before the Board agreed that they were not satisfied ability In plan, assign, supervise, Willinm 'I'luUington, .lolrn nil- tonight includes. hopes of a permanent Red cease addresfy intdxioation, .'20 days in and evnliinle the work of aubordln- on Rcvrinl venrR on five .storm sewer projects neeil- with this agreement and that fur Jail. ' * A few with mouton eollara worth. Wlllia Kilpalrlc,k and Vic 1. Approvii.g stibdlvlslon regn- fire in return. ther discussion was desirable. ale.s on varying levels of responsl- tor' Ltiinhai dll UnmkR found on tl)p rIiccIr. ed lo Manehealei’ and Oeneral Dulles met with Chiang exactly lE N I R Josc|jh WdKzar, 24, 65 Foley S t, KhntRhchcv hhk!. will hr pn krd up. laUons revised I y the Town Plan The distriet had asked for a flat * Sizes: 10 to 18 bllllv. considerable aldlllv In es- Siitulav eviMilng fellow einplnye.t Mamiger Rirhard Martin, tonight ning Commission, ‘24 hours after the Communists passing la 4c;-ao-paaatng zone, |9. hiiulrd off to llir tu'nir.si .sohrrlng fee of $2,000 a year In August. Vlolatiii^’ ah ' optical restriction Inhlish and maintnm rooperative called at (he funeral home to pay will aali aiilhorizalion nf town dl- 2, gellling cases against the broke their self-imposed cease-fire REGULAR $2.49 VALUE and effei'tlv'e working lelallnii- U)> Rtiituni aii'l Ihrn find Swan.son's propo.sed letter to regulation, 86. rrapri t.n town hronghi by Christine Tower.s, following a 1.5-da.v lull In the Que- ship.s with federal, alnie, mid Incnl F o r tlp p lriR who ni’t np llu» rei tora lo sign conliarla for all of Martin was heard by the directors 'ITiomna N. McCryatal Jr„ 1#, a Sanforized — washable Paul Krlstnff, .Sarah Lvnn, M. moys. and dropped as "not broad enough offirlala and with siihordlnates and Hovlrl I'hlrflaiM proiniRrd Rli'inri' lliem. « f Vernon, was granted a continu to allow for renegotiation.” In the e Cotton flannel tile public considerable ahllltv to trcAtmcnt. Eight roiUriii’tu: a auliinilteil bids Kiirlowirz, Warren Hubbard, and ation until Nov., 3. under a 35,000 (iourl Poslpone.s Irnip Peekhnm Weir. letter Swan.son suggested Martin bond, . X-. enforce laws and rcgiilatlon.s fliiu- on .several or all of the projects. review the contract once again or # Asaoried print* and solid nHor* ly. Impartially, and cfferllvely” Apparent low-bidder for four ol 3. Filling a vacancy on the Anne D. Moirtfl, 34,'Fisher la- Building Commitlee. Police A rrests else consider the letter a 90 day Ladies' Imported * q«m Raed a Slee«'< 4 to 14 The Stale Peraoniicl Deparl- Birtliii Sciileiice the pro.le.ts waa ,I E Davin and notice of cancellation of the con land, K , Y„ speeding. $16. j 4, Overruling the Town Plan Arthur '8t»-Plerre, 40, of Staf mcnl will adminlalcr tesla after Hni pRchichlndtr.. RFI> | P'•»‘'f’<'ding oarI to Kane Rd. ami The meeting will ho tKn. ja.sl ■tiled for court Oct, 25 sults of a fire protection survey by Ml S-6I86 Wool SkirtSi 3 plicants are given both tests, ex was said to he "hicoheceiil" Kix’kvlllr: HarhiuA .ionn Taylor, west to a point east of .Sprure St < logularlv scheduled otie for the present, lame-diirk Board. The MIN'S perience and training will count .30 Hlilhii. who pleaded gnIMv to 44 Renton Ht.; Mrs .Helen Kotsch, $7,8.56 for a Hewer extendmg Local Stocks REG. p"c rent toward their score, the I'hargcx of lecrivlng stolen goods I'JI N Main SI ; Mi.s Gehle Klvl- from Porti'i St to VVelliiigloii St. new Board l.skes office at an or Knitted Sleepers writ ten lest will coiinl 30 per and obtaining gonijs under false mar. 2flS Auluinn SI ; Mrs. Rita along Weslmin.stei ltd ganizational meeting Nov. 3, VALUE renl. and the oral test 40 per cent prclniscs Ocl I had hern granted Aiulrison, .17 Edgrilon SI . Mrs. 1, $2,600 for a sewer lioiii l.ydair Ijuotattoaa Puralaned by first Quality HOSE Cobnm a -MIdfllabrooK, hie. If only the wrlUen test Is given, a coiillmiancc until vcslecdav for I’alrlcla Minor, 411 l.ydiill St.; St , near Ihe pioporly of Petr’ Can- TO experience w count 40 pec cent | pcc-senteiice liivesHgalloii When Thonm.i Isipc.x, 71 Foster St ; Mrs. niiU. north to l.yd.iH Brook tllli Dislriet Fire Baab Btocka * and the test 60 per cent The per- 1 Btrtlia iippeiued he was iiNk.rd If Joan Wennergren, 90 Oxford St.; 1. $1,616 2.5 for a sewer (torn . Conn. Bank and Tnnt| RFG. rentage weights will he the same. hls lawyer oi paients- were in Fi-edeilck Tedtoid. 2611 Spring SI.; t'nion St. west through a right of; Go...... "SS 41 $12.99 way, Into the Hoekniium River. B i l l ’l l h Half A c r e HELLO! . First Natiomd !)Ba;^.of . r $ 9 If bnly the oral test Is givep. court. His answer, accoiding lo Kalhleeii Foigu.soii, I04,linrlh Rd.: laiw bidder foi; a projî l intend-i ‘ Mancbeatal' ,..,.. 27 - 81 Prosecinor John R Fltriiciald ami .lames Splrilo, East Hailforil; Ed • Tweed#, f ^ y plalda. aevelty weave* VALUE probation officer Henry Rnrowskl, ward Rcalc. Thompsonvllle: t'athy ed to atop flooding at the Dillon { A fire on Hoffman Rd. burned '■ Hartford' M ^h a. Siile.s A Service Building al Main! was not Intelllgihle Uohhliis, Soiilli ('ovcnlry: ‘"'Mrs roughly a half acre of grass and Bank A'TnaMt Co. SS^ 3f # .Pleated, allm and chemiae atyle*. , Judge- Wesley C Givk asked Joycic McAilams Hvent Di . Voi ■ and Leoiiai d Sis was Ihe Gabriel i brii.sh al noon today. I'm Albert DiBattisto . Manchester .^îruat .. S8 . 61 HiiU tlie proper aiillioi illcs he in- non Conaliucllon Co of Hartford, Tlie Fire lagnaaea OMniiaalea # Puny cent Uaed Obituary The North End Fire Department • Oae-pleee and fwe-p|*oe formed of Blrllia h appnmii toiull AnMI’ri'KI) I'UI.iAY: Miss firm's hid was $31,110 and Ihe' ■ Aetna ...... 70*4 '-78% • Plaa e9mbed agwer will run from Bigelow Brook ' used two trucks and had to draw Of 604 W*(t MiddI* Turn|bilct * An from a natlettally famous atyle* with dhap riwurea lion and that medical ex.sminnilon Kvcivii Siir.mskl. 82 Foster SI water fronv a nearby hydrant aa ; Hartford FW *...... 180 100 III Ceiiter Springs I’ ark north on , jiiJlon reinforced heel and »• be lecoiiunendril Hlillm was minus y e s t e r d a y , a ilangh well a.a from booster tanks. National 96 100 * Slseti 10 to lO • Variety paitel eolort H. H: HamilK >n placed under Borowskl s (giinrdiai'i- ler 111 Ml iiiul Mrs. I•'lllnk N' lnaii. Main S| to l.eonaid 1 ;Ph(Jenlx! 68*4 Fire Chief John Merz said the ii 71*4 .. . rv.de.. ship uiitir Ocl 27 Wlndsoi : a .son to Mr. and Min. Oilin’ firm.s which cnlered bids 1 ■ Ufa mid lademaity Inii Caa. • SIzeeM to 4, • to t In the ca.se of Flo\'d K txel.sei'. Hlcliiiiil Hriiwi’ i, Cauiplu'll Avc were :lie Andrew Ansaldi Co., yy dry conrtitlbn'of the brush and the f" 1 1 ; Aetna Caaualty . . . . 146 $56 Dies: Ellington wind combined lo make the fire ,'n, of 86 Wells .SI . WIKI wa.M Veinoii, iv,.,diuigliter lo k'l. nnd Dteii I'nnsiriu'tlon Co., Jarvle Con- ffl 1 .Aetna Life 199 209 Ex-Poiiltrynian cluirgoil with falhiic.to grani the Mrs \'l. till Hot*, Kllifiglon: a sinii llon Co,, all of Manchester! difficult to manage. The fire was rm For FRED DOOCY .1 II 1 Conn. QeMR-U SOB... , 8AS rigllt of way, a nolle was ci tei ed daughter lo Mi iiud Mrs. David the VVilbiiiliniu Conslruclldn Co. of' exUngulahed within an hoiir. 1 'Hlfd. .Steam Boiler 102 107 TWO rm x SIZED p l a s t i c S fE C I A L TOWERS Douglas E. .Seeklns, 17 of Slinw, 3'oll.and: a daughter to Mr. Spi lugflcld; Brookside Construe-1 Chief Merz added that gi'ass and! 1 :Travelei»".';.;.^V..\. fidU 89*4 Elllntgon Harrhson H. Lynde and Mis George IxiUglln. 109 Dale luliHge Is very dry now and that a'u III Rockville, and Theodore Moran lion Co of East Harlford, and 1 ...... ^Pebne DtunWa ^ R C H A S E ! \ , Carries A Hamilton, 81, of Sadd Mills Rd. 18. of Vernon, received $3 fines on Rd. Aiidersoii Kalroaka Construction caullorr should be exercised b.v well known poullryman and re For State Senator Pow er 31V4 2314 STORM WINDOWS coim.ioii nuisance eha'pes. Prose HIKTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. Co of ilartford. smokers and people burning leaves. • Hartfol ^ jetric U . •61H C4>mpliete Line Free Parking tired farmer, died last night at cutor John EltzGerakl said the and Mrs Hciirv Mimu, 431 Lytlall Dlrcctlors tonight at a meeting In IHartfot, * Your cholee of grape PiOckvIlle City Hospital. He waa SI ; a sou lo Nil ami Mrs. Dohald :-,46 facts of Uic case — I’o'mo.vliig paint the Muntrlpal Building vlll con-1 < Sduthtr* I'New 'Bngtaad Wily, orapge manaa- Of HtHowM" born Oct. 26 . 1878, In Ellington, signs from the jjighwav -pointed Amleisoil, 37 Edgerton St. slder authorizing Maiiln to ; Tell U e er ePRl*-,. the son of the late Milo and .julta DI .sell A RG ED Y K.STERD A Y : work on all five projects, ^ ^ U IIIIIlt.1 1 1 l l l V U e U SSH « * 4 lo their being prsnke and nothing Because: MaBOfacturtag Oampaaie* etre wherry JeUy T o y s ,, Bedurtha Hamilton and had lived Mrs. Rose Bonlmi. 138 Center St.; In another mailer tonlght,*Iihe s' . more. ^ ; Arrow, H art Hag. . . . '56*4 8«* here all his life. William G. O'Neill, 20, of Dur- Mrs Virginia Cyr. 67(1 N. Main St.; Directors will hold a public hear On Seven Planks * EiWb with a reuaaMe H sU owcen He was one of the founders of Mlsa Miixme Felber, 170 Green • Associated Spring .. 18*4 JOli ■'l.am, was lined 81 for psikmg In ing on .an approjiriatlon a t $2,600 "H«'s had 27 yoon of banking ax|»ari*iica%' . . S yoon municipal ;Bristol B r i i a ...... 12 14 IgMionce glaaa’ the l.'opneclicut PouUiyrnfu's a leslrlcled area Rd , Mrs Chni lotlV'Goodwin, 83 fm parts and repairs to a fire de-, coatalner Candy 1^ As.sn He WHS a, member of the •Colima,...... 86 96 ■ A : Ardmore Rd : Mrs. HMeii Heavi parlmqnt ladder trijck. Mancheeter'e Democratic candi P M a We,VALUE Congregallonal Church, where he sides. 151 Chesiniit St,; .Mrs, Gulm'l- finane* •xpariane* . , . a-focovd of M intriol and Wucotionol ;Dunham.BuaH'Û.'.. 7% 8* H snow cen aang in the choir for 67 years. He Action might be delayed on a dates for the State House of Rep ®m-Hart ...... 52*4 U m Our'Cqnvenicnt la Kchjie, South Windsor; ’ .Mra. tax appeal case uroughi by Cheney resentatives, Attys. Irving Aron a Complete With was also superlniendent of the Sun Town Depurtineiit Viteltr Man, 191 (.treeii Manor .sorvic* to his community* HowWworii for ut—lot's work for IFafnlr Bearinf . OT:,. TO natla and - . Coditnsics' day School for afveral years. Bros, of Delaware ^ gain st the son and David ^ r r y , 'have invit 'i*«ndera, Frary, Clark 16*4 MV LAYi|AWAV PLAN Rd.; Mrs.. Ruth Mi'Lni’hlaii. 689 ed public comment on the.peraonal. Iraiaiag atHpa .MOO Hamlltoh’was a past master of the Seeks l^'ii’enieii Main St ; Uanlel Taylor.'.Jt Crosby town. ReprcAentallv*! of the firm .N- B. Machine 27*4 30* Ellington Grange snd had been a Rd.; Mr*. Mary Vailn and daugh and the town, ‘repor'ed heading platforhi they Issued yeiteixiay. ^Nbrth and A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANT ITEM Grange member for 66 years. He ter, 18 Progresi Ave., Rockville; tov'eard a aettleuicnt fkgure of in a atatement issued today, IRusseU M fc. was a retired farmer aiid In re The Town of Mancheater Fire Mrs. Helen Mutty, and datighter, about $) million in the aaaoas- they aald they want to know the DOOCY FOR STAn SENATE” •Stanley S t e a m ;.,,..; SO ia-. cent years was a market garden Department lias started a drive for Glaalonbury;...... Mrs. Irene Is'cht ' and ment auit, may not be able to hold vlewe. "pro or con,*' of Maiichee- •3^*riy Steam ...... 185 er. He was a Justice of the Blllng- rccrulU, Fire Chief W. aifford son, 136 Orchard St., Rockville. a Anal meeting on a cdmprotntae ter reeldenta concfmtng Uio plot- -Torrington ...... '•B ■ 30 ■ ton Court foe eeveraV years. He or Mason,ailP(>.Unced. _ ^ . . iKJOx-n/vrvvjcwpjSCHARGfcD sxsxsnr.TODAY; mis. Mra, figure before tonight's meeting of form, "for it is only in Ihle way .U.S. Envelope, com 18*4 D-S n u j ri r I I n ganized the first 4-H dairy club Mason went on to aa.iTthat ••'•‘-iM arloh VaireW 'Bdwth'-W r*U;8:. Eaviilbpd, w R t w r S ir S': r nere tn 103.3 and the Connecticut eral positions in the depsrtment Mrs. Elizabeth Cone, 28 View St. lown C4)uiuiel, wae in court tham.” j ;Veedef Root 60*4 MH 5 r n m u r I l t o A N C H ES T E R Poultrymen's- Assn, and served as will be open Irt the near future due Fred Klee, Snlpslc''St., Rockville; throughout the 'morning, Their. T-potnt platform d e a l t ' The above Ciuotationa are'not l o president for two years and as sec both to retirement and lo the ne, 1 Mrs. Rose Davies, Bllingtiih; Mra. But Toivn AeeeMor P. Joaeph with State aid to cancer patient* Oe copatnad aa actual marketa RO.-Tf A ’JD --.h- : SOI lASl MIDDi' U-RNl’Ihl retary to - 15 years. fpr more men, Nora McCartan, 843 Main St.; Mr*. Murphy eald 'he hoped he and expanded etate aid to education, DOOCT XOn SENATS OOMMYTTEB. J , *»ai ■iii.eekti.i It Waiiiss.il In iMX be was awarded a car- Applicants, he -continued, ran Olsdya Gosseltn, 686 -W, ,Middle Crockett could meei with the llberaltaed Workmen'! Compen- V Mora than lAOO prMdateric aa- tlflcata ef recogriUlon 'for his out- apply at Fire Headquarters at 153 Tpke.; David Person, .53 l,gk^ St,; firm's counsel. Ally, Herbert ■ation and UnemplpyRuint beae- W -to o tli akulM hav suadleg eswlM te the poultry in- Sprue* SLv.. Mr». li'cne Manning, 23 Carroll Rd. rhs' ’ I'l's afternoon.. fite, and court reowaiUMtlon. tr4 t; 4 -1 t V' ■ - X ■’ ■■ •4 ,*■ ■ : i . .'V .' V < *•!( .•> -i
^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1958 PACK FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CO^ I , TUESDAY, QCTOBER 21,195* iM G E — ...... A’i...... II..II By KOUSON BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE LI1TLE SPORT charge of plans and arrangements •YA* Evemng School m ' Plaques to Honor coni^ta of lilink. chairman, Mrs. 4(WTjM(Nj[ % % % ^ J MI6TAH MACtoR’, MlZ HOpPLE 6em CAFE y Sense and Nonsense Drsper Bansm Edson Bsilev, 4*oaT K .C oat JÛS/AViK/eRiNSUPTHE^^^ Sets Money Talks F r ^ A. Vcrplanck Thomss Bently, Miss HuMsh But DON'T THIRD g A T T A U O H i ^ OH, ■ Thr-wadding of Mlgg PatrteU ler, Miss Esther Granstrom, M iss' IS TtOCr You. JASOS ? I WAS^l* ^ !^ F0‘ Doctor < to patient) — Let me innocents approached the attm- A aeries of aix lectures on Two bronae memorial tablets in Haael Llitz, Miss Ethel Robb, Miss DREAMlSi/—ZOUNDS, 1 AiuM Jonot, tUughtor of Mr. uid Catherine Shea. know if .thU preecrlptlon work*, dant and asked, "You kill them "Money Jiatters” will be sponaor- mamofy of the late Fred Ayer Ver- H f l U r c MUST as UP AND AgOUT \ 1 I'm haviM the aame trouble my- and stuff them yourself?" Mm .- O. Wawioy Jonea. 8 Peach ed by Manchester High School eve ON THIS DAV OF AULDAYS-Oi \ YOO l^ A V ÎO N . MAN T m Ltuti) slaatonluiry, formerly’ ning claaaes. The leûres wlU be Planck will be dedicated at a pub THE YERV FUTURE OF THE • V- i^ ^ k b a k f UST, aelf. T BOCIY DISCOVERED SAY IT’S, You cannot expect to become a Manebeator and Anth'ony Stod;^ held in Room 224 every Wednesday lic ceremony tomorrow at 4 p.m. /I\ r»» M *«*<'*•• t«>». COMMUNITY'S CULTURE ini the lobby of the Verplanfck ColUns(riIle, Oct. 21 (fib—Police i •ki «»• • i t**! *-4 Three bright little boys entered skilled conversationalist any long Jard Tiematm, aon of Mr. and evening from OcL 29 to Doc. 10 said 07-yesr-old Stanley Urosien--| er until you can learn how to put with the exception of Nov. 24. 'Vice School. WARDS the Metropolitan Museum one day, Ain. .Merman N. Tiemann Jr, 18A principal George Emmerllng la co- ' The, tablets are tha gift of many ski, owner of a Main Street mar and made for the Egyptian, ex your foot tactfully through a teli- B. Main St., took place at 2 o'clock ket, died Sunday while preparing 11 BY ,V. T. HAMLIN vis'ion set. ordhiatur for UM-eerlea. hetive' and retired associates of the alley OOP hibits, where they told an at Saturday aftemMn in the First .Tariee C M fr. field agent for former teacher, high school prlncl- to tar the roof of hia store, T heJ by JUPITER ..BU T IF rr'LL/V E 27I R . B U T I F tendant they had come to ice "the I' .CThurch of Christ, Glaatonbury, the Bdeiai 'security -bUReau, will Ipal, and superintendent of schools body was discovered yesterday, A dead men." He showed them where ' .A henpecked weatherman wai ITie Rev; Allen S. Lehman, min- medical examiner said MrorienaU M AKE YOU ( VtXjR VUGHNESB describing his wife to an old friend, ■peak on "SoeUl Securil^t>ct 29. who served the Town of Manches W APPV, ru . V DOESN 'T HUtTRY.i the mummies were, and they iater'. of the church, officiated. ■ O.'Wayne Purtney of Putnam ter for 42 years. waa the victim of a hear^ attack. I COM E OUT A N '\ rr LL BE GO N E' stood in front of the cases for "She speaks l.'iO words a min -Church docoratlomr wore chryaan- utes." he said, "with guats up to and Co. \riU speak Nov. 5 on "How These memorials will be placed LOOK AT rr. > about 10 minutes, Tust looking. As themuma. to Select a Good 'Common Stock.” in. the Verplanck and*- new high they were goin;; out, one of the ; 180.” Tha bride, who waa presented in On Nov 12 the at>eaker will be fur school buildings under the James tuarriage by her father, had aa nished by the Connecticut Asaeci- Goodwin McManus Oil portraits of WINDOW SHADES her matron of honor Mra. Roy ation of Insurance AgenU, and the the educator. Rowland uf Canoga Park, OaUf, topic'will be fire, life and auto in The Verplanck School plaque LONG WEARING Dail}^ Cro88W4Mcl Fuzzle CrldaamafdB were Mik. John V. surance . eaya of Verplanck that: I Pancieris, 46 Oarder St., and Mra. N wuiiam Knight of the Man "His positive leadership, practi maa INTERSTATE CLKANTEX Robert A. Jonea, Pine Ridge Dr., chester Trust Co. will apeak on cal vision and unswerving Integrltv j Sh<>|) Andover, aiaterfin-Iaw of the ‘‘WilhA Truata, and Joint Owner eatabllihed a rich heritage." ‘ | SO 25 ” ■*** to Order w ith T o m ’ Ronwa bride. ' ship” on Nov. 19. The ceremony will consist of re- ■ H„ Newell Tiemann, 'Vernon IBiUlT t h e On Dec. 8 Joseph Fontanella of marks by Arthur H. Illlng, super- j FULL LINE OF (tklBTOM /•*tl Answer to Previous Puiito Rd., Vernon, brother of the bride- Intendent of achools, and organ' 6N0RINS groofti, waa tha beat man, and |Ush- the First NatiMal Bank of Man- 968 MAIN ST. AMO LOOK Funtimt cheater wllL-ipeak on “Installment selections by O. Albert Pearson. Across From Hale’s VENETIAN BLINDS , .... .'■ '■ '.V.v _ ert wera Robart A. JonOa, -An Buying.VwiUlam R. Johnson of The memorial committee In 1 »«% >>F~1 LWELV- dover," orother off the bride, John- ACROSS 3 Coagulating the îmngs Bank of Mancheater •V. Panclna, 64 i (Sarden St„ Nino w ter-, 16 Rinc ID Shrieks 2.6 Opiate 37 Withdraw mlnated In 'p Ohapel train. Her LOWEST PO.SSIBLE Saturday in Center Congregational RCA VICTOR JUDD SAXON BY KEN BAI.I) and JERRY BBONDEIEI.D HiRgins* birthday is three months sooner than mine!”' net over taffeta, with fitted short Cathedral. BUILDING PROBLEMS verted (reoi Church. The ’ceremony waa per sleeve jacket and bustle bow back. The Rev. Clare O'Dwyer of reqr-wbeel to .... ARI SOON IN CUNT IT'S nearly All here .'steel, formed at 7:30 p.m. by the Rev, She wore a headband of Ivy and Baltimore Md.. brother 'of the Our Honest, Expert Advice Wilt Save You Moner ireni-whccl BDTTBR'3 HANDS. TIME ESTIMATES, eOUlFMENT... BY JOHNNY HART Clifford O. Simpson, who was as- carried an ivy ring. bride, performed the ceremony and 'pireÛing. or everything I need for si.6ted by the Rev. Dorothy, Pease celebrated the nuptial Mass. te ell 5-iocii T«ISTTMAT(S THAT slimy character The bridesmaid wore a gown of COLOR TV ON ThCSTONI of Greenfield, Maas., assistant to The attendants were MLss Kath r*utr». sliSH.' I ll make a copy Pa'stor Simpson at the Center dark green nylon net over taffeta, Joseoh Rossetto CITY tn o M OF the figures AND RUT, the matching cummerbund ter leen O’Donnell, sister of the bride; $72.00 JOB WHICH THIS STUFF Church from September 1947 to minating in a panel back. Her and Judge William J. Shea, of CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PIS4V takes BACK....' September 1953. Manchester, brother of the bride and in STEREOPHONIC SOUND H T O M B E N headband and ring were also of Heaton Blakealee of the United ivy. groom. 58 DELMONT sfR E E T —Ml 9 0.308 HUTCHINS' Church, Durham, played the bridal WeUrweeJbvw 7*llt< Cmbim4 FILES.... -Y, The flower girl wore a dress of A reception for the Immediate music and accompanied the aoloiat, families was held at the Sheraton Fia ever everage toilet Francis Payne, w-ho sang "O Per llghl green nylon net over taffeta, East Hotel on Park Ave. Residential and Induatrial ConatraMon bowL Sturdily con^ fect Love."* "At Dawning" and the with back panels and butterfly ftructed. Eaiitv cleaned. Lord's Prayer. The Ceremony was bow. Her crown was of Ivy and she VALE PROFE.SSOR DIES carried a basket of ivy. performed .by candlelight and New Haven. Oct. 21 i/Pi Cecil S 5 I .M Doral decorations ' were white Mrs. Orr chose for her daugh H. Driver, 58. political science pro BORMAN’S 'V chrysanthemums, pialms and Ivy. ter’s wedding a dress of light blue fessor at Yale and a British- schol Presented in mifrringe by her lace with navy blue aeceafkiries, ar, died at his home here Sunday. 448 HARTFORD RD. WELDON OiHRl CO. father, the bride was attended by and the bridegroom's mother wore He had taught on the Yale fac Hove You An Event AuUiorieed Oeialer Miss Dorothy Mantel of Middle- navy blue crepe ahd lace and'pink ulty since 1935. Before that he had 401 aiA lN IT .—Ml 8-4821 î»5» **»* Y*r» Ha.gid Y..b«a* lai town, co-worker of the bride and accessories. Both mothers wore taught in England. He was a con- BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE bridegroom, as maid of honor, corsages of pink sweetheart roses: tribiitdr to British and American Scheduled That Calls BUGS BUNNY liisa Selina Newton of Durham, The ceremony was followed with a JtfUfrtMs. m a y e e in 0ll,\t5.-nit ^MISSION?... sister -of the bri4egro0m, was reception in the chprch parlors, the HAWAII. IT'S WCDDINO WHAT MAKES ZOUNDS ! I'MW0PK1N6 BI 7EA ST O FH ALIBUr.AAY women's group in charge. The Ranh that gives you PIANNTD SFCURITY s q . , 1 INTO A/W LUNCH HOUR I bridesmaid; and Barbara Massey, For Food? MADE FROM flowER... YOU THINK At' enuain of the bride, was flower ■ When the couple left for. a wed m t P l K A K E MOST UNUSUAL TOLD MB girl. ding trip north, the bride was It may be a weddinx, a banquet or Just an informal ROWER. fRAGRAHCE. a n y t h i n g ’ David C. rjewton was best man wearing a light green orlon dress, xet-together of a aodety, lodge or aome friendly group. WO for his brother and ushers were black accessories and carnation REPAIR Burwell ami Robert Newton, both corsage. They will receive -thefr WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU of Durham, cousins of the bride friends after Nov. 1 at their new TO YOUR COMPLHE SATISFACTION groom; Robert J. Orr, brother of home in Durham. a (Y the bride; and Walter Wutsch of The bride, a graduate of Man Our catering aervice is act up to be flexibie enough to Manchester, her cousin. chester High School, ia employed accommodate any sixe gathering. Why not call ua and Presented in marriage by her by the Hartford Electric Light Co. taik over the details? Garden Grove • open nil dny mondey; ttiursdey ttiursdn; and friday till 9 . ***5wZw.Wa.9M W PHONES Ml 3.73D4 , \ Ml 3.8383 MICKEY FINN MORTY MKKKI.K HY DrCK CAVAI.LI HI,there, WHAT'6 THE MATTER ClN(7Y...HI, WITH CINDY? WINTHKDR [FAIRWAY! T h e HOM ARE 7 ? ► for \
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T m i Harriers Herald • r Johnson Selected Detroit Câck EARL YOST •New B ritain Robinson to Speak m u m On All-East Team Asks Support, But Tops with Bat in His Hand Jottingf fFom Football Luncheon Tops Field; New 3'ork, Oct. 21 UFi — Army’s Rob Aaderaan and At Gold Key Dinner Less Criticism WMleyan hasn’t played up to Us potential. . . Roger Pittsburgh’s Ivan Tonclc, op LeClere is the finest center Coach Dan J^see has had in 27 . N*w' York, Oct. 21 (/P)— Big ponents Saturday at Plttshairgh Don Newcombe, a good hittin’ Girls lo Compete Detroit, Oct. 21 (iF) A twIU- years at Trinity , . . Bob Ingalls at UConh was pleased with J V ’ s R o m p were named today to the week By EARL YOST the .score (21-6 win over Maine) last Saturday but not with pitcher who hasn’t done much ly All-East college barkfleld- C«rmt Gtorg* Wilion Mid today effoctiye pitching the last In Queen Contest team. First Negro to ever play major league baseball, JBckie hta Ottrolt lio iis could do with the team performance . . . New Haven Teachers underesti Dior* oncouragomont and iMi'erit- mated Brockport . . . WAlt Kondradovich got a tremendoua couplb of seasons, led the ma Strong Nc"' Britain High They wdre Brat ttme--a*fec- Robinson, formerly of'the Brooklyn Dodgers, will be the IciJtn for thair poor otort in tho jor league hurlers in batting A beauty contest to crown a tlona along with the other two performance from Don Scotty queen for the annual Fny Me School walked off with team principal speaker at the 18th annual Gold Key Dinner of the National Football League race. against AIC . . . And Tale for the with k. .361 average in 1958. honors’in the annual Eaeteni backs. Jack Cleae of Amherst Connecticut Sports Writers' Alliance on January 26 at the "If we, can get the front-runnere NimuMmbe collected 26 hita In morial Trophy Midget Football and Boh Johnson of Trinity. second straight week was con- League game Sunday afternoon, ^tio n al Cross Country Meet' — ...... ------I I —------* Waverly Inn, Cheshire. off our baeke, we’ll be in far bet- epicuous' by the absence Of at ■72 ti.^Rea at 'xil. He had one double Johnson la a Manchester man. _ ' Robinson who finished his his- Ur ahape," Mtd the bitter eoach. and one hor.e ru,i and drove in No\-. 9 at Charter Oak Park yesterday over the University I Anderson gained 124 yards least one member of the coaching will be held Monday night I Ag-s Cl 11 I'l A \ k l fill hssei'RlI (sreer a., a member "We havt enough trouble winning staff at the weskly meeting of the 'nine rnna, A lefthanded batsman. of Coniwetitut course a t on the ground, caught three ifg d I m VT O! of the Nallenal League chsmpion without having to put up with Netwcombe also paced the big starting at 6:30 at the East lasses and scored a touchdown Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alli S tott*. Tn* CJolden H urricanes, | „ I Dodgers in 1050, is now' vice presl- that Rind o f etuff." ance yeiterday at the Yankee Sil I. eague m oundauien in b attin g w-ith Side Rec. The contest la open who dothronod defending Cham-; n Arm.v's 85-6 rout of Virgin to girls between the ages of f j g P*>'*uni«l with the Chock Wilson,' hie aides and the ptoy- versmith in Wallingford. a m ark Ir. 1055,, HU lifetim e ploh Hartford . PiitiUc, received j ia. Tonclc completed 10 of IS 1 Full O'Nii'.s Corp. ere have been criticised for the ai-erage for eight leosons In the 9-1‘I (Interested girls may have rarpsltina joppoeltlon front fonch passes for 200 yards In Pitt’s Only on# losing coach on lOft reached their 13th birthday X" graduate of Pasadena Junior club’* failure tb win in four starts Saturday hono-ed the scribes 1 iijora ii .270 with 12 homera and Paul rhfi»ney"» Manchester High' 1.1-8 verdict over West Vir after capturing the. world- cham 85 runs hutted in. after Sept. 1, 1958). fcaerferto The winners amsss^d a College and the University of Csl- with his prssence, ths likable ginia. Against Cuban iforn'a wlieie he was an All- pionship a eeaiaan ago. The prime rei|uirements ' are totaJ of P8 points to 120 for the Close scored two touchdowns, Dsnlels who m w his favored Wes SlUhii. Second that the girls must be related American interc.Uleglate selection ’’Not one of the coaches and leyan Cards dumped by Worceeter • Waireh Spahn of Milwaukee F "and tVhtta Indians. made two extra points and not one of the players built us up to the pla.vera In the MFL (sls- gained a total of 159 yards run rhlladelphls. Oct. 21 iJS- Secur- In both footb.xll and 'vasehall Rob Tech, 20-8. , outalugged Newcombe, but fin- Glaltonhuo’’* Johnson gsr- inson Joined the Brooklyn Dodger* ae champion* tî* year," he added. tem, rniisins, aunts) nr he the ning and passing for Amherst Ity--conscious Len Matthew* lakes “Our eoachee were disappointed ARMORED TYKES—'Youngsters suiting up for-the first Little League football squad ^ •h td oecDhd in b a ttin g w ith .333. daughters of the roaches or offi nered Individual honors with a fine : the biggest risk of his short but in 1947. For ejglu m ajor league "The people who or# upset most t8:3J,.1. clocking, .tohnson is the; In the 50-8 walloping of the in the outcome,” Daniele said. at Forbes Air P’Orce Base, near Topeka, Kan,, find shoulder guards a big deal. Master Spahn, -whose lifetime bluing cials who ha\e worked the Coast fJiiard .Academy. .lohnson hrllllani fight career tonight seasona Robinson conr.iled a .319 JACKIE ROBINNO.N •re those who figured it would be mark fo> 13 campaigns is only MJtl*' h e^ who holds the record ' a simple matter to win another "We made : lot of mistakes. Sergeant J. B. Jones, who organized the circuit, fits Roger Jones as, left to right, Bu.s- games this season. ran 14.1 yards In Trinity”* .10-20 against Orlando Zuliiela, a veteran batting s 'e r a g e In 1949 he won W.P.I. beat us on a quick kick. .197, had 36 hit* In 108 tries the over-Manchester • new course A of seven time* sa many bouts the le.igiie hatting title with a title. Well, 1 got new* for them— ter Flowers and Tom Hillary watch. More than 120 kids turned out for chance to Judging the contest will be total of 22 echoots snd 3 runners ; triumph mer Colhy, Thht quick kick came on third l>a*t .vear. . .m ong hi* safeties Zuhiets, a .10-year-old Cuban who .342 mark and was also named It ain’t that eaay." make the team. V. ere six doi He*, one triple and Iki and John Scarlato of the Lii- competed. The weekly team: down .of the first series after Wes *' .... " has met four lightweight i hsm- tte league s moat vnluahle player. (Uirraii Ihipresses The Liona lost their last three ■■■■■■■. .1 ...... ------tw'O homer*. -Ie drove in 15 runs John Salon of Reauty, Pat Bol r.nds— Mike l,ong. Brandels, leyan had kickeit pff to the Wor duc, assistant sports editor of MajwhMter’i sterling perform and Bruce Shenk. ll'esl Chester. . plons, ha* shown lilllc com ern Army A'eteran I gamee on the pre-season schedule to idiare the major league lead ance Waa a tremendous comeback (despite Ihe 2-1 odds favoring the Aft Keftcrve Back I and have only a tie with Green cester 30. Bob Kieltyka quick The Herald, and Wally Fortin, Tackles— Ron I.iiclano, Syra Commissioned a lieutenant In kicked 81 yards and. it stunned us. with team-.itle Lew Burdette. etne* the locals earlier had lost cuse, snd Boh Fisher, Prince- unbeaten Philadelphia knockout , Bay in four regular aeason games. Spahn has lifetime totals of 21 program director for the Rec dual -meets to Bulkeley, (Haston- arllat. NiMing hla record of 109 the cavalry. Ai oy of the United ' Loot'Top Player The play was certainly Instru Haney’s Moves in Wdrld Series reation Department. In adill- Ion. Btalea during World Wa*- II. Rob .New Ha-en. Oct, 21 Bpeakmg ^ mental in beating us. hom er J and 136 R Bls. SH A \ lN(i ICE-—Tlu! N(>w York Rangers’ starting line— .Andy Bathgate,' Larry Popfiin hury. and Hartford, three teems flghta. Zuliieta asked, "Should I be *tati.-:tic*ll a reserve halfback ' "I don’t have to make excuses tlan to the queen the Judges (•iisrds—Jim Healy. Holy inson served verseaa as a ' lorale "We were behind 20-0 at the F igures com:|-.Ied by the As- will also select two attendants. and Dean Prentice, Ihft to nglit—skate front and center in practice at Iceland in Mndi* which trailed the Ptlk Towners in Cross, and Bill IVallner, Con- worried by s hoy with H hoiils?" named Mike Curran could provide ; for this club.” Wilson growleii. aociated Press today also showed yaaterday’s final standings. "Y es," says Matlhewa' manager, olHcer. He holds an honorary doc- "Anybody halfway amart knowa half and we still figured that we Put Him on Spot Under Tebbetts There will be no expense to .son S(|uare Garden. The gli.xtening game is off on anotlier long championship run*ex necllcill. loralc In law fiom Howard Uni the big lift the Vale football team | would win but coinplacency hit that Don . ursen of the New York tending to March 22. Tvto Manchester heirlfers finish Center — fieorge Dempster, Anthony (iraziano needs to 'iirn the corner 'vhen It \ we lost two top men, Steve Jun the parents since the contest .Mallhews won 12 o( Ihe 14 knock versity and the coveted .Spingarn the team. Carl Ahrene 1s ahowing Yankee* topped American League ants w ill be Judgetl In every day ed among the top lO, with Andy meets (ôlâte in the Bov.l on ' ker and Je.-ry Rtlcbow, w’ltl. in- pitchers with a .306 batting av seventh place and Hofstra. outs and Oraslano has made It ■Medal of the .National Association up a little belter. His 87-ysrd school clothes. The queen and Tauri* grabbing Qiiarterhack — Ivan Toncle, S aturday I Juries before the aeson ever start- Milwaukee (A8 —- The Mll- a man who had been seasoned on erage. He had 15 hit*, including •ophomore Kenny Smith taking clear the 19 year-old sensation will for Ihe Advancement of Colored touchdown run behind good block her two attendants will be pa GKNF, WOODUNG. Baltimore Pill. i Thia’hls junior from V/est H art- 1 f? ' vaukee Braves have signed Fred the playing field, four homera. Larsen was the only Orioles’ outflelder. will speak to I UConn Views M o v Im ninth spot. Tauria w as timed In 14 be going for anolhei KO. "I.en People Me is also a m em ber of ing stood out ’’ BOB JOHNSON raded in an o|»en con^■ertthle Sport Chatter Ilalfhacks — Bob Anderson, 1. although used only sparingly ! JohnMn haan t even played Haney to manage the National Tebbetts is a colorful figufe who pitcher to collect a pinch-hIt hom night at the Manchester l»dge of j Storra, Oct. 21 vlc- mtntitW .hven and Smith rms.eed will be shooting (or an early Ihe ConnectU I t .State Prison Saturday, ths Cards host high League champion.* for -mother down Main St. on the day of Army, and Jack Close. Am knockout. Thai's Uie way we I I role Board am; a director of live aTln^Vnde;Mud7Vo■';•eg,:,^;■Ht.^^ ^ ‘ “ "V' Co-Captain Bill Wallner again believes the National Leagub' Is er, tagging Ike Delock of Boston .Mason*-Sport* Night pingi am at i torious University of CoBnectieut the finiah line five seconds Isier scoring and undefeated Amherst year but fro, . the looks of things the power league. It irks him. and the mcniorini game and will lie BOR fklUSY Instructional bas herst. planned this fight and Ihni a Ihe (irealei .New York YMCA The I Kalla*. Iluevisc a Hartford area „ came In for praise from hla coach. on Aug. 17. the Maannic Temple lliniiei will football team gety back to-'prac- OthCti Who figured in the In Fiillhsck—Boh Johnson, Trin a. Middletown.' It could be an unhappy year for many others, that the Braves eiM-orted hv the Police A F ire ketball film will be shown Wednes be served si 7 o’ciock. Bob Steele dians’-acorlhg were .lay Boris i.lOi. way Us going lo he (it,ozlano Robinsons, with their three chil resident, has an amazing rushing : u* "’Bill la a tremendous football Spahn'* pitching record was 22- Junior .Athletic Assn.'s Junior j tice today .after a day o!f, .Coach ity said TTie bout Is srhedulerl for 10 1 aveinge for Ihe reason of lb yards , W"*"" defended the heavy "Amherst,” Danlela - reminded player. He gives you 100 per cent the 60-year-old pilot who failed scored only eight runs In the last II, Larsen's C-6 and New-combe’s day night nt 6:30 at the East Side will be toastmaster. Boh Ingalls and his toofn y i i f t r - WII Orlffln (84) and Harold Ren- dren. reside in Sta.iiforri. his listeners, "Is rolling up some to match wit* with Casey Stengel five games, marching band. Rec. The public is invited to view natf, f40). Claptaln Ernie Irwin 1 round* .Names of Ihe three Cold Key ! per carry. A 74-yard breakavvay ‘ on every play. He could play 7-13 os a member of the Los An Also, se\ernl prizes will be I day watched moivlea of UCôn’s I gallop last Saturday boosted the i r,,. high scores. They are one of the and his Yankees. fltayed Too Ix>ng geles Dodgers and Cincinnati Ped- Ihe .30 minute dim. PETE (’M).SE again wa* the in ( U ) ' and Chinik Towle (89| aleo | Knocked Out Once recipients will he announced in Aer,.*.l ______Biownfl. the Bears, in fact, against anyone, offensively or de presented to the winning girl. j 21-6 victory over Main.* U«L Aat- Ziiliiela, has lost his Iasi five flgure and al.-ioat matched Hallaa practl- top small college team*. Only one fensively. He’S a great linebacker.” The Brave.' front ofBce, which Haney. many experts agree lega. dividual winner in a flve mile cross I iirday. and heard x ap o rt cempetad with the varsity squad December. Three slate men. or cally every team in the league — team ha* been able to score on VOLLEY BALL LEAOUK meet a scouf’a Sporl Schedule ■ starts, but has been knocked out 78-vacder in the opener against He also had words of praise for Includes contractor-owner Lou passed up two fine pitchers in Bob Don Dryadal* of Los Angeles country run In New 8’ork last on the Unlveraity . (rf. DoIAware. Trailing Hew Britain and Man- ; V omen, who have made contribu ing last night found 11 teams in- weekend The local lad who wears i only once in 109 fights lO.'l .l.t-l 11. Connecticut. they have fallen apart becauee I them. Coast Guard last Saturday center Paul Scagnelli, end Barry Perini and Joe Cairnca, the man Rush and Carl Willey in the last tied a National League record for LEAR.NBD AT HOME ! ConnecUci'il m eets DeIa,WAro, a t cheater in the team standings' tion: to ('onnectiiiui sports history they hung on to guys loo long. | got one touchdown. he n ade president of the club two tere.sted, three more than n year the color* of SI. John's University. were Harwich 143, East Hartford | Today I That WHS s 1,’iUi round TKO by will l»e honnren. This i.sn'*l the ftest time Curran O’Connell, "that hig .skinny end” three games. He used Burdette. pitcher* by hitting seven hou.ers. Newark. Del., Saturday. . ,., ' lightweight ( hnmpion .loe Brown. has come up with an e.-on- den Dec 1 snd ss iisnsl Ihe dinner is and Phil DeSanJis. Due to a reached th a t to tal in 1955. The Frank Blanda, 18-year-ol |) FT M B H E h you are when you win, and the Fifty points were registered In dent of the chib. True. Perini de hit produced the winning run. Biu-detle hit the only baaes- *rlthi81 paints and was followed by Tuesday. Oct. 2S peels In depoBII s gnorl hunk of mark among the starters, Ingall.s cided on Tebbetts before the series, didn't nipke, certain moves, first to rriticize you when you the Thinlty Colby gam* with Trin Haney also moved slow in mak filled homer among big league Korwleh and Bast Hartford. The Huth-imrcrr vs Msloiiev. 3 ll- cash from the no rsdio no TV en Pittsburgh (.NF.A I The Pi pointed out. The Southington lad but Birdie and Fred seldom have s Next year his strategical moves Mnntrral. 0-1 21 ‘/P’ Mont- lose. I e-an't figure It out. Maybe on lop, 30-20. "Tve got four bread tips the scales at 202. "Maine,” ing replacements for such slow- pitcher*. He also tied a league Rad abd 'Wnita quartet of Allan High School Field rniinlfr *1 Convention Hall inlo his p-eal's pnwer-rlepp Cajisdirns hsve nt o.r, severth In midseason, ,.i lucky a t that, though. A t seen eye lo eye when on oppo.silc will be questioned because Teb record by hitting two homers in Rldyard (ISilB.B). Bd Dell ftlme Friday, Orl. SI and butter men.” Dan Jesseesaid. Ingalls said, 'w’as 200 per cent bet fools as Andy Pafko and Joe Ad rust fumi The fund was slsfled over flisl plane a.s ii.sual. played 667 '-all Ihe rest of the least they haven't hung me In "Big LeClerc, my center, fullback sides of the fence. betts la no front ofllce figure head. cock. In game six he stayed with k game for the second time In hi* not available), Mike P atulak High soccer vs Hsll, .7-\Vest way to ftnish sernnd in the Na- ter against us than in any of their Lost spring when Birdie was This you can be aure of despite Just Iasi week to assure Mallhews'm ,h, N«i,onal Hockey league and effigy — not that 1 know of, any Bobjjy Johnson, tackle Bill Di- previous games, according to Bill Adcock twice against rlghlhanded career. Newcotrbe also shares this (18:M> and Bud Bacon (16:21) H artford. of some seriirllv when his ring tlnna. Ix>agiie. way." managing Ciiicinatt' he added the Haney's announcement the other ' m ark. aaptured the first four places in CCIL rVoss r.'oiintry Field Day. the ai oiing lists today show why. Collgny and Ron Reopel. I’ve Loika who scouted them.” This pitching instead of making hi* days are over Here's Ihe way Mat never seen a center do the Job merits and demerits of the Brax-es day that "I was assured Tebbetts j Harvey Haddix of Cinrlnnatt, an aneallant show of strength. ,7:I,1-New Britain thews explains II "I know how In Three of the lop seven spots are differed with Maine Coach Hal usual move by putting lefty held by Canadiens, with Henri like LeClerc doe* In my 27 year* Westerman's post-game statement and his conclusion was that they win work only in the front ofllce swinger Frank Torre up. who led . laj) r league moundsmen do Just one thing fight When my at Trinity. Even the Colby fans had an Achilles heel. "Their lack and will not have anything to do [ in batting last year with a .309 fight days are o\-er I don t want to ' iPoikel Rocket I Richard sharing that his team had played "It’s True, the Braves played miser llie league lead with Kddie Kilr.en- were cheering him and that's j poorest game of the .season.” Small of speed can leal them, ” said the with the (ay I run the ball team." | able hall In the Raid in the last average, had only 11 hit* In 81 end up with nothing like some Sletiêl Didn^t Win Pennants outspoken Birdie. trip* for a .180 percentage in 1958, others ' herger of ('hlrngo, each with eight something up there. Johnson (a ; potatoes. Not even Maine potatoes! It isn’t quite clear where Gen- ^ two games but the way Stengel j polnt.s They've been rollahoratlng Mancheater lad I la an outstanding I UConn bucks up against Dela Haney didn't agree. In fact. eral Manager John Quinn, a quiet made his quirk moves made the "The leade * (45 oi i.'.ore time* at ' tlietr wav in Ihe top having ar- By Ptdiing Birds Out of Hat runner. He’a ns good as any we've ware Saturday on the road. Davey Haney seldom agrees with any lad, fibres in the new setup. ^ alow-moving Haney aeem like a b e t); » I c niinled for seven of their eight had at Trinity." one, and during the series he ruf However, in fairness tb him. the semi-pro manager. Haney „had Natinnsr l.easne \ alo Haa Day Off Nelson, a former teammate of In ('. AP tl Prl I points on assists. Dean of coaches In Connecticut, galls at Michigan, has seen his fed the feat, era of many writers Braves in the last two seasons; just a* many tool* as Stengel' but rN>wrr»mhA, l.,A.-Cln. 50 72 26 .961 New Haven, Oct 21 i/Ti A pos- | Veterans Bernle I Boom Boom i who had asked aboul his ma have covered a lot of mileage he see.med to apply them at the 9p*hn, Mil. New York (NKAl Ten years* be doing such a thing so early In •lessee injected a little humor Into club lo.se two gamM both by one 41 irM 96 99,9 albly regrouped Yale football team ' GentTrlnn snd ktsiirlre (P.orkel 1 hts message when he noted that neuvering and his pitching. Haney without having In the front office , wrong time. Droll, (’hi. ,9ft 55 15 .279 starts preparation today for ila ago diaries Dillon Stengel was the day. point, 8-7 to Lehigh and 7-6 to BuiflAMft Mil. 47 ftft 24 .242 Rlrhard have moved Into ennten- "most of thoae people up North .Saturday game with Colgate managing Oakland of the Pacific Going Inside, Del Webb found L afayette. Dr.viidfc»ft. I, A. 47 65 15 2'*! llnn Genffrlnn with seven points Coast League, never dreaming that think we are rebels down here. The gang from Slorra will have Antonym. S.F. 47 M 1ft -2h Coach Jordan Ollvar gave the team and Ihe nni-kel with six Cssey Stengel hitting Infleld prsc- McCormlrk. 8 F. 42 54 12 .222 Ihe day off yealrrdav as he roii- at .87 he was about lo start corn- Ure for youngsters, one of w'hom The official*, too. It's gelling pret Its work cut out against the Mud Niixlixll. (’’In na 62 n .210 •leriv Toppazzinl of the Bcxslon ■ p ,„n^ in,, record ever wss Billy Marlin. ty tough playing up there. Hens, make no mistake about it. Last Night’s Fights All hut Stan^ Ted Under Contract RDbftiis, PhB. ftft .202 sldered new fsc-es for Ilie lineup Rniiufl IP Ihf top jjofll-Retter with >»< * ■•!« Oomo*. S F 47 70 14 .200 ! Vale haa s 1-3 record so far I Ills turned in by s baaehsll manager. "I made up my mind then, " he "We didn’t look loo good. Just pix hi.p Mini (o(nl nf pointp po fai good enough to win. We got SimmonB. Phi. Hi 60 12 200 1 season Mentioned as possihililies (JInnn Unit nf ihr rhirago BUck Until'that lime all anybody ever recalls, "thsl snyone so interested Trarliers I„oado(l New Y ork—Eddie Lynch. 151, Rush. Mil. 45 9 .200 j for more play were Mike Curran accused Casey .Stengel of wa.-! In baseball at .87 belonged in the enough breaks lo win. We gpijijd New York, knocked out Charlie Ba8eball Player Agent Scott Amorlrafi LoNEur H pixUp Upt yrar''p All-Star ropIip. have loat Jual as eaay. We even Jess Dow of New Haven Teach- leai’AftM, N Y 2t^ 4ft 15 .906 a Junior left halfback, and Fred double-talking a goocl game. Ol' Yankee organization, Cummings 1 4 8 Philadelphia. 9. FnytiCk. D^t 9ft 75 16 .240 liR.ft ih<* bppt jfnal.p asainftt rrcorii. Iried the "Lonesome End" because ' ers, who w'ould like to play the Ernst, another junior. a 2 17 a\’rrapr» for pix panifp Case always had a twinkle in his "I knew I wasn't bringing on a Providence, R.I. Tommy Gar- RAmo». WNfth. 52 66 21 .23ft green hand." w'# knew It couldn't hurt us and likes of Trinity. UConn, Coast Ptprrft. (■'III. « 6,9 17 .205 eye and aa an outfielder let birds row, 138, C larem ont. N.H.. o u t Gets Top Fees for Players Ford. N V 90 7.9 15 ,205 fly out from under his rap. But He w asn't. It might hurt them, and it did, Guard and Wealeyaji, had to be con- pointed Pat McCoy, 139, Galway. NorJftkki rio. 44 .54 11 .204 under the bird under the cap was We Used Just 14 men so you can tent with a .3.8-0 win over Brock Ireland, 8. Wynn, Cî. 40 75 15 .200 port. The Elm City squad is again I\ew England Scoring Derby gray matter that might have been see that mo.st of the boys were , Chicago — Je rry Jordan. 145. Milwaukee — (NEA) — Frankfphone at Yankee .Stadium booking! 60 minute performers." | loaded and it will be another one lost when he was paid for not Chicago, stopped Indian Buddy S cott W'ent to th e W orld Series like the dreamy-eyed one on the Pacific Closest and most e.xcltlng gam* will be located at Springfield Col Got to B(* Better New York, Oct. 21 (JPi—Un Stan Musial. The one-time student change. How about putting Mickey While Liizzl c'as being held*------became the first elnh In 33 years "From what I have fieen ao far] with the le.ore on state soil last weekend was manager of the Pittsburgh football lege, - c Bridgeport's 26-24 win over AIC. beaten Army, which added Vir Mantle and Eddie Mathews on the scoreless hv Bicckpoi l I. Y. I'llgades in the nation. to win after trailing three games the Germans and the-. Itallana: h„t not whh the team perform- squad ha* more influence on big road at the same time?” Ground is expected to be broken .*Uale Tenctiers last Saturday. Co lo one. ’■Wf got a lot of mileage out of ginia to its growing list of vlctlma for construction earlynext fall' on Bot) Horan, a r.’aerve halfhark Inv '»'’orltes. But on „ee." Ingalls said In summing up league players than anybody else. Frank Scott would-mop up with C aptain Don .ScotI of B ndgrpoil Letter I’erfept I Don Scott who armed all four the cam pus n ear thie site of the at Connertirut, has .32 point* to lost Saturday, retained a firm The reason is plain. He gets them something like that, but will settle afi(1 Phil Definnlls nf Connei'tiriil we com# With'ln'^leiwinL'* "We’ve j touchdowns." Kondradovich said, first game in 1891. III* I'ledlt The' professors moves were let of ),. dlatance j jjn, ^ better in future games, Yale lost *, hcartbreaker to Cor- hold on the No. 1 spot in the week money—for personal appearances, for any authentic celebrity. I-ade hay 1 Meanwhile .nomination* forms .Srolt IS half of Bridseimi t s ter perfect, even w hen -the Bomb airf,,- J..""" 1 the second half of our schedule.” , nell and this probably acominis for ly Associated Press' college foot- endorsejnents snd whatnot — and He can't miss for there- is at Luatl has 64 pninl* in flve gam es famed one-Iwo punch Don Is * ers w'ere losing, but he really went I no one .ever sqiiaivked too loudly hav* been circulated anapng the ■Cl- Tt o ‘ •('tie''''*' I 'The UConna have lost once in five the fart no EH representative was bell poll which saw' the top 10 least one in very package. , “■ colleges, cliibs and leading figures while Srott has 44 and DeSantis 20,6-pnimd senior from ?forwlrb lo work after Warren Spahh shut j The U.S. team competed In' games, a disputed.... loss to — Yale. : present. about that. 42 sfter an equal num.'>r|;nr alarta. Conn Against AIC he Isllied on out his athletes w ith two hits to i f''’* outdoor shows in Europe last teams pretty well scrambled. Scott attend* the World Series In the game. The Honors Commlt- New Haven whipped Brockport runs nf three six snd .83 ysrd.s put Sud'sville within one gsdie ofi-"(o'mer. Stelnkraus won eight The aportswritera end gporla- as a neutral, rooting for the In le.e ha* announced It hopes the re .38-0 \Mlh Owls’ fullbark WVll pill,, H SKX-ysid serlsl from Mike the wluile pot, j events: George Morris snd Hugh eosters taking pert In the ballot dividual, not the team. What he Ivy Loop Coacheft sult* of the fltst elections can be ready by January. Slosuy breaking loo.xe for three Donahue The big niove Hist straightened I ••'’•o each, and Frank ing gave the Cadets 90 first place wants la a glamour boy, a hero Inuehdow'ns while Ihe visitors act His celehrated halfback-male is votes and a total of 1.448 points. 'i an The IS-man committee was out Hie faltering Bron.x paity was'*^?P?!-. Btelnkraiia. Morris *uch'7n‘’ex-. I Believe in Trying named at the NCAA champion their defenses for Ltitsi. Hank, a George Dixon * 190-pounder from Elston Howard replaeing Norm snd Wiley make up the U.S. team Japanese Wanted Cardinals Ohio State, which moved from tent that he can be peddled ISO-pnimd Junior, managed only New Hsven, who carried 18 lime* throughout this country and Can ship* In Ixiiisiville last March by Slehei n ' In left field in the fifth competing at the i3th Pennsyl third to second place, drew only 14 For Two Markers John Bunn. Colorado State College 14 yard* In flve rsrries. for 178 yards against the Ares and game vania National Horae Show here first place votes but the Buckeyes’ ada. Brave or Yankee, it makes no boosted his season a total t-\ishing Only ii Musial Made Trip coach and general chairman of the Trem endniis .Show Stengel's faith In Boh Turley. against West Germany, Canada. strong support for leaser positions difference. Meanwhile Seot, put on a Ire- yardage In 691 "What I could have done with New York, Get. 21 .(A^ — Hall of Fame movement. Noi-i liensiei n lahheH I, " I’” " "■* ■h*Hed tow ard the seg- '■I’* *nd Mexico. brought them an impreesiye tdlal Bill Mokray of Boston, chairman ^ mendeiia exhibit Inn tr leading the on the second of 1,188 points* Pepper Martin after he swiped League football coachos believer in .Inc Zahitslu as the "Flahti'nir jii'ali out -of the ; Germany wi New York iS3— Stan Musial, everything but Mickey Cochrane's of the Honors Committee, said the . Purple Kn.ghl* to a 20-21 verdlel of IIiiMtInrioii Ave" ^rlsim* ii and in- i dlyidends In the fifth game and the poinla In the overall competition. league baseball pfoyers in history, teams holding those positions last like Dizzy dean after he climaxed In qiisilorback Jim Hennessey has addefi artoth^ jfeather to his his tremendous show In Detroit in point placement. up the rule* governing the coming ; lercepted a na.« on his goal line ; Yankee.* were on their way. Canada, second last night, la ruij- week dropping out of the top 16 election. j on the final olay of the game In ,Heiiiie.«sev spearheaded a 24-14 up- cap. 1934?" In the games played ,;.hy the .set of previously unbeaten tfofslra Slengel’s handling of the pitch- nerup with 13 point*, followed by entirely. Wleconsln, No. 4 a week Teljfphone Handy Those ElfglMe j pr serve the triumph ers was magniflcenl. When Don Mexico with 1) and this country The *even-t;me National League ago, dropped to 13th os a result of eight Ivy League teams, either In- last Ssltirday by pitching two Scott, a handsome little Scots std* or outside the .leaiiie,, they A candidate can be considered DeSantis, Ihe Hu.xklea' break- ' (oiiclidowM strikes, pa.sslng twive lairscn lirgd after se\ en InBlnss of with six, Cuba has failed to score batting champion and .340 hitter "Its- defeat by. lows; Michigan the thlid game, out of the bull pen man of around 4P, atta in hla Hills hav« aedred a total of 866 touch under any of four categories — an away threat from Putnam, Conn , , |r„, f,„„vers1ons and run so far. The U.S, w'a* third last for 17 seaaoni ie oft on a' tour State,' loser to Purdue, dropped outstanding player, coach, referee V.'ho w as hami.ei ed by a *u'Oken ^ther aei n.„ him.sclf. fame Ryne D.uien. night and Mexico fourth. of the Pacific and. Jap^n w ith the from fifth to 20th, and Navy» No. dale, N. J., home at night with an downs. The coachea dacidfd to try PjT.tfin. thti, toleyiaion agreen — a for two points 44 times or 67 per or contributor. arm last veai, liad been runnej' The 1-rO-potinri Brookline. Mass., Back In Milwaukee with hla hack Vlght’a Featuir St.' Lovda Cardlnai*.' The'trip al-: 8 last week, fell ter 18th. Ohe-îd'' -n-A»coHesre. AAU, 'YMCA or pro ag.alnst the wall. Stengel found baseball game on It, of course — cent of the time. TKSy klclt^ zz"' lip In Liizzt s week ago. with junio) now has passed for five ThX night's feature event, the moet didn’t com* oft. die* were defeated hjf 'Pulene Sat fessional player may not be cont .j points. He moved rloscr last Sal- that hla supposed best pitcher, and a ^telephone handy.. He roots times or S3 per ceijt. touchdowns and five two-pnint "*ky-hl Jump. ” w'as won by Wind The Japanese sponsors of the urday. for anybody and everybody. The sidered until 10 yeai* after his re '.irday in hi* team's key 21-6 Yan aerial coinetslons. Whiiey Fold, was not good enough sor CasUc. owned by Carl Miller tour origiqal'.y wanted the Yan New jlelect Teams- Although the j>ercentagc of con-., I against Spain, aikf he didn-'l.-'hes first, feat of derring-do prompt! tirement according to.'lhe rule*. A kee Confereme triumph over Aid IStar niuihs Jr. of Battle Creek, Mich., and kees or the Milwaukee Braves. veraion* by placcmentf i* higher (loach or eeferce must wait five itate In getting the left-hander Replacing these fallen giants are him jo dial a TV producer’s hunt-' (.636). than by running or passing .Maine by letu rn tn g a punt 70 A ll's .Aiiaslss ellmbed into the ridden by*Mtc Bonham of Grata Thcy -W'ould pity host to the Csr- tows, which climbed from-18th to year-a after leaving the field- yarda to score, out of there’In the second inning. her- He practically threw a fit (.454), the extra point seema to riim icnip spot witli a pAlr Lake. Mich. Windsor Castle cleared dln/for 18 exhibition games •eventh: Northwesteni, leaping when Hoyt .Wilhelm wheeled in . Teaip* with exceptional record* t’htp Ire, a 18.8.pound halfback loiuhdown heaves and three con- , only If Musial would make the favor th* gamble. ■also mby be elected, as a unit, b u t, from 17th to eighth on the with hi* no-hlt, no-runi produetibn. By for Jhe coaches most dodi- from William.* College aii l.^ng- verslnn passes against Bridgeport | record of alx.feet," six trip. strength Of its astonishing victory not before 10 year* have ^lopicd . meadow. Ma*«.. moved into Ihe Bullet Boh iiompicled 1,8 lo | P'>'»n, whose f*.st bill is effectlve-| ...... "Say,” Scotty will aay to the cated tb the two-polnteia aff John Ihchea. The victory was worth *.800 Stan, who lopes tb consen’e aver Michigan, and Oklahoma, roducer. "Whitey Ford has a one- since they played. *■ .No. L "pnl 'vv aenring twice liv aerials fo, '27:i vsrris irikthe ' to the owner. energy for two more baseball Yovlacin of Harvard aild^ Dick To be elected, a candidate must moving up from llth^ to ninth gItter^golng, Thia will be his up- Colmsn of Princeton. In fact. Har the F.pha '48-28 roiil nf Dovvdoin hlbitlon and walked off the fleld ; "Although It's too early to aee-v oeasohs, wA* cold to the trip. But ilupufti its lop-aided victory Jover teenth* victory, you know. Has the receive 10 vote* from the 18-Mem e Bonded Rayon 4'ord rushlnnt road Impact* for extra lofety. DfUVI IN TOIM9 ; The senior s.'rmter teamed with wllli a .season a total of four touch And when O m en stum bled In the vard hasn’t kicked yet after any I IfUh. Stengel beckoned Tui ley to a pattern emerging, the Germans I when he learned that moat of the Kansas. best winning percentage of any ber Committee. Elections will be HERE ARE Jl'ST A FEW HAZARDS'YOVR GUARANTEE COVERS Danny Ilorke ami Eoh llatiher down passes snd four conversion of ita. nine touchdowns. PHiiceton ' retire the last Brave. And Tiirley arc eaaily the. team lo-beat." aalame after„ 1 1* playing daj's are 325,000 more in armonth. An aver tion of collejge basketball coachea, AU SHARP three conyersloh pas.ae.s to hla Texas oloo gained In prestige, the fwo-poititeni. state high, school sthletlcs as- now Del Webb,, the ,co-owntL ateinkrsu* was ef- cide t go." ovhF,' Musial wduld like to play going from saventh to fourth. In age name - throwing his weight OBXfCTST'^ ■vredU-ami 'MeWbi' otW;- — kiTowa- more than- • *yef ■ J-hst he, two more seasons He need* 324 On'the bast* of pointa, . Uie Ivy societions and the sporting good* FiEISCtHMillf N *S Connecticut’a Harry prlve.s and ,.{fusK'e"'lri 'K f* 'p raise of th e G ere The paat eeooon ’ b*en..an- fact, only first-place Army end around in-thp Series hops his ap- struck It rich when he pulled the -othcr Musial year In'(he National more h iu to tie Hojiua .Wagner Leoguart made only 14 of a poten Industry .plqa one each from the Joe McHugh nf .NewNew HevenH Teach- profek-sor out pf -the old Oakland man team. "The member* are Friti loth-place dcM son retoJnel their peoronc* fee from 3300 tea up t o -31.500. the 30 ouensoful two-point (oon- profesaional basketball. touohdn':^-n paase.s and (hree two- Olympic'champ|on*hip entry. „ made .more than 8,000 Mg league ^ ^ y ih that department. Texas, No Tlmo tSwt ' Webb attended a night game versiona. 122 have resulttd from ------■?------point atilkea., Davey W'alker of there In 1948, sat talking baseball “They hav* .no weaknesaM;”- hita. He la only S. hita ohy « t Paul oddly enotmh, landed In fourth Scott who went to 332,000 ^ t h nuu, eight from poMwa'. Waner. GENERAL Teddy Nadler on the 364,000 chol- BalUmore—Boom Boom Leater, Mancbe«lcr Bkopptng Pukoito Brandels Is llwce-and-one, w'ith Stengel and Brick Laws, the Steinkraua aaid of Germany's top Naca despite the fact it got only . - . Phone MI S-llSY, - two, Wipkler. the 1856 individual • Muaiai hit .837 laat' aaoion to two votes for the No. 1 poolUon- tenges can’t afford to b« nipiegatl- — r - 134,. Bel Air, 'Md., outpointed $0 PROOF is whyl local proprietor, . until the wee SirORE HOlfkSi Outflelde'r Charley Maxwell hours. He was required to look at Olympic champion, and Ifhled*- flnUh third- in the; League, „ 18 TV SERVICE Yhe Longhoims, like Ohio State, tioua. So,-while Don Loroen. woa NBA EXHUmONS tlge^ Floyd, 132, New York 8. mann. pointa iMhlnd champion Richit weaving (JM only ptifects World ikUUmora—Tony BaMoni, 156, MoOm Tueo.. Satv—18 AJ«. to V PJI. holds the recotrd for most home a contriktUng Job near the park Dayt ___ •’••o 0* neOi^ oil the haJlot* for SEAMl B'edn Hmrs., PYL—18 AJ«. to 9 PJI- o u i m o WHIIKIV • to MOOP • 88% OtAIN NlUTtXl tfltlTS run* by a left-handed hitter with early th* next morning. Driving The U.S. captain aleo liked the AoNburn and Id back of WilHe Nlgbto SI.I M *V95 phii ^ pgrta • ptaes In tiM aoiact eircl*. hut not SeHtia iMfoBBOMii ’two ywtro age, D tU elt 103. MlmwagaUa BT. SolUmort, outpointed Young Jp8 the Detroit Tiger*. H* had 38 in past the park, he heard halt* heinj Mexican team competinc in thii M o ^ T K l^ m M M I I 88 • flyit 8lsstos.- ■toUj' otoB dtt tho lo iif RM ioea PtoilkiMitoto juMu im m o a 1,30. Waleett, IM , Nsoe York, 3. ; YM^rUUSOHUASIN DISriLUJâ.lBailPOItATION, NSW VOirK CITY M h m m S ^ s 1 yaor’a aim#.' ■* A Oneh to mah8 tlw Iton «C '4 . - I.*"'-- •’ « 1#M. Hitt Inalde, wondortd JUat who couli55 -ft iS'v PAGE Ei g h t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAl^CHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21,1988 \ IIA N C H E S^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHBSTBB. CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21.1968 PAGE NtNETElW Auto Drtving School 7-A THERE UUGHTA KE A LAW ! BY FAGALY and SHURTBN ArticiM For Sal* 4S Foci'uid Feed 49* A BEAIÔNED—Hardwood for fur* LARSON'S, Connectleut’a first li DRT OAK wood, cut Hreplace and HouMhoId Goods ' 51 Apsrtment»— Flat*— Houaw for Sale Hooaca («r Sal* 72 Holuws for Sals 72 •tove lengtha, |10 per load, deliv iâa, firoptacea,' stoves. Edward Rooms Withoat Biwrd 69 72 censed driving school rratiicd W. . iUEN vexj CXXJLD WE A GOUPlE OF EXTRA WHEN 'lOUVE GOT ALL THE STUFF IN CLASSIFIED Certified and approved U now Btrr ered. Call PI 2:7886. r^X^mana, PX 2-$002. .. 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Meanwhile Die parents of those MI 9-7308. APPLES and pears, now on aaia USED FURNITURE 94)884. flat, two-car garage, separate relaxed in Manchester aa the re MOS. THBU t m . 10:50 A.M.—SATURDAY B A.M. bag. Driveway aeaJer-—11.80 per at Bottl’i Fruit Farm, 260 Bush COMFORTABLE Room in quiet frigerator fum lêd, $85 month. children concerned will contact fi EXCHANGE 78 FINLEY STREET-Out-«(-sUte furnaces plus many extras. Paul sult of last night's meeting of the gal. Freah cold mix, aaphalt -> HiU Rd; private home. Shower bath, ga Write Box N, Herald, BOWERS PCHOOL section. Price ling to work out some aystem of $1.70 per 80 lb. bag. Clear dry- 15 OAK STREET owner wants immediate tale. Will J. Oorrenti, Broker. M l 84)363. Board of nklucaUon. allocating available bus seats, J rage. 47 Walker S t reduced. room Cape, two (uU Diol Ml 3-2711 HusineMx Hervires Offared 13 ■and-90e per 80 lb. bag, 80r per MEALT GREEDI Mountain pota CLEAN SMALL 8 room apartment listen to any reasonable offer on A t the meeting a group of par cafeteria Vae Drops - OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS with automatic gas heat. Unfur bathrooms, built-ina in master his charming five room home Owner Westwait! Bound 48 lb. bag. Hot mix aaimall- tar toes. Order now (or winter. Paa- NICE BIG ROOM--With double bedroom, lifetime aluminum sid ents from the Keeney St. area On another matter concem lnf’ FUJOR SANDING and refiniahtng mixes—cruahed - stone, washed qualini Bros., 203 Avery SL. Wap- UNTIL 9 nished. Ideal fo r ’ couple. MI with 1% baths. Situated bt a park- Roiling Par.t Cape 6— 3 mostly fin non-educational reaponaibllities of 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 bed, lady or gentlemen. 119 ing, storm windows and sereena, ished, fiiH shed dormer, oversized asked special consideration for Lost and Found 8perlall«ing In o?r. Call MI 8-7254 between 8 Ina, Ml 9-8182.______y______tops, kitchen fan, fireplace. Am high echool, some of whom live The elementary cafeterlsa are MI 9-4887.______MANCHESTER — BeauUfuIIy fin MI 9-4633. and 6 p.m. AUTUMN ST.—8 bedroom colo ple closets with altding doors, as far as (our and e half miles not doing the business they used AsSHKS, fUTRBISH. lnwn« rnkod. Fertilizers 50-A waik-out basement, baseboard oil ished six room Cape. Features to, he laid. The situation will have Personals 3 IP,17 Plymouth 2 Dr. Hardtop. nil kind I. tlemen, (Convenient, comfortable MI 3-6960. or W. R. Smith, Asso Suggest Paying Fares tton before the newspaper publish . a-7211. One year old 13x11.5 tweed rug. Meyer Agency, Realtors. MI ed the menu,” said IHliig. The chil and delivery. Mr. Miller JA HliXa* TtCLEViaiON Service rooms. TV, next to bath, narking. MAIN STREET — Second floor. ciate, MI 9-8052. Oscar Kurtz, 337 Keeney St., 1P,’)I l>clillar 4 r»r Sedan Model $35. Green tone leaf rug 8x12. $10. JUST REDUCED seven room, (our 9-5834 or-Xa 8-6930. dren had to eat what was put be 3-8B06. Available nt ah tirnea Phileo far RuurinK-SidlnR 16 Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted — Male 36 MI 9-6801 after 4 ;30. Modem three room heated apart bedroom, custom built home with suggested the Board authorize 62 Fully Equipped I’owdcr t6T7 miperviaed aervlce. Tel Ml Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B Maple kitchen table and chaira, fore them. 'v - .- - bhif for lu.xury loving ynli RENT! BUY! ment. Tile bath, ahower. $82 MANCHESTER in walking distance of schools, ■etting up a system whereby chil WANTED—Ride to Hnrtfnrrt ("r I P-9K9R ConUHLIN ROOFINO Company, FOR LEASE YOUNG MAN wanted lor night $28. Call MI 8-8688 after 6 p.m. AT CENTER clean room for one monthly including gas bill. Call The high echool cafeteria alao two persons, 6 to 6 ;.m daily CaH Only $3P5 Down, Inc Aluminum SIdmg, aaphalt- shift, 5 p m.-l(V p.m. Experienced SELUNG MY collection of odd and can MI 9-0106. Lota for Bale 7.8 dren over 16 could ride the special BAY SERVIC4': STATION Hospital Beds, Wheel Chairs unusual house plants. Reasonable. or two gentlemen, with parking, MI 3-7925. Six room ranch, beautiful condi buses but pay (or riding them, used some of its previous profits, MI 8-232L______j inOKf^’noi.lTX OWNinns Prompt iin! cslus mnflng. Also nlumlnum, on Dinker, Clinker or Fales die $0 INCH GAS stove, 3 years old. bath, and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI but only to the .extent of $357.69. IN MANCHESTER MI 9-0133. $.50. Call MI 9-0249, or mornings at tion, wall to wall carpet in living BUY NOW BUILDING LOTS in Tolland. just aa they would on a public ve 1966 rinmblri 2 r>r Sedan. MhiIio 'i frlendlv arrvlup on your KlriMro- giilvHMl/.oil or copper gutters snd cutting machines preferred; Ap 9-7083. MAIN STREET—Third floor. ThiS;e Barnard Junior High made a KEITH FURNITURE CO. 25 Avon St. room and dining room, semi-air- .Brown Ridge Road. 180* frontage hicle. He termed teenage car pools Automobiles (or Sale 4 j Ar Mrntrr ('Ithu npi a hmind a lux I Hi clrnnri Pick up am' dn- leiulci’H, .MI .3-7707. Attractive Lease I'erms ply KaKlar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard. room heated apartment including by 980' deep. Call after 8'30 p.m. profit of $462.65. The operation of PLEASANT, quiet room for gen conditioned. nice grounds. Children EAST SIDE; Value packed five "more destructive than an atomic tonth Kronmny plua in Ihla , llvr*ry. Cnll Klnfmlux nulhfirlZfd TIDPIWATER OIL CO. Phone MI 3-4159 Household (zoods 61 stove, refrigerator, gas and elec- have no streets to cross (or school. room ranch. Fireplace. Full TR 8-2269. all three cafeteriaa did not eoet BB3>T)RE TOU BUT a used car ! aalf’.'i nmi nrrvh-f’ MI 9 0R1.1 m .lA RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and tleman. Kitchen privileges for trlcitv bill, $60 monthly. Call Ml bom b." finr ( nr, | ,IA 7-7221 Musical Instraments 53 Pricbd f r quick sale. basement. Owner transferred. Christie McCormlek. chairman Manchester a cent. aee Oorman Motor Salea. Buick Only $296 Down. I 2010R PloaRp n«k for Auguatlno built-up roofs, gutter and conduc Help Wanted— ANTIQUE FURNITURE, •Uv m , breakfast. Plenty of hot water. 3-7925. $16,900. Mrs. E. Mae Holden, board mem Parking. MI 9-0719. of the Board, sympathized with Sales and Service. 285 Main I Kniulcnskl, tor work; roof, chimney repaira. Male or Female 37. glass china, and used mmltura Six room Cape, two unfUiia. ed, LOT 100x180—UUUtles. Convenient ber. criticized the menus in the Street. Ml S-4ST1. Open evenings Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray GIRL’S WHITE Ice shoe skates,' in PIANO TUNING. Wo are the only ATTÂCnVB three room apart WEST SIDE: Family home. Six to bus. Call after 8. MI 4 1873. 'T.he parents, and Explained that bought and sold Furniture Repair firm in this area tuning Pianos in A-l condition. Accessible to large rooma, two baths, two- cafeterias. She said not enough 1966 riHinhlci 4 l>r < *n>AA Coiinlry Jackson, Ml 3-832S. Help Wanted— Female 35 SENSATIONAL toy and gift line good condition. MI 9-3265. Sendee. Ml 8-7449. ment, Vernon. Exclusive neigh ■phools and ahopping. Reasonably the problem has cropped up only OLDER CARS, mechanics specials, StRlion Wnpnj) Thin rnrr MDHTENSEN TV Speclallr.ed RCA electronically. Others use the c‘d- BOOM FOR RENT, parking, 434 car garage. ■ Quiet atreet. fruit waa served in season, that (or home party demonstration. borhood, modem conveniences. priced. Immediate occupancy 10% in the past couple of years. unsuitable food waa given to ele flxit yourself cars, always a good nniflr) la fullv rfjuipped. televialor. iiervire Ml 9-4641 HOOFING, SIDING, painting. Car EXPERIENCED sewing machine SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall fashioned by ear method. Ward Oakland St. MI 3-6163. References Required. MI 9-2837. $14,700. Resort Property for Sale 74 "If wc did open It up . . . and Over 700 new exciting nationally Krause. Ml 3-8336. FHA mortgage available. mentary achool children, and that aelsctlon. Look behind our office SInndfird Tr Miinniinnion A low pentry Alterations and additions. operators warited. Day ahift. Ap TAPE RECORDER with acces tiles 4c a tile, Kentti^ from 7o furnished transportation (or chit .lANITOniAI. nml rinnnliiR hoivIcp. advertised items. Big profits. a weeka menu offered,little train Douglas Motors, 833 Main. iriile'nKo < m i Ceilings Workmanship guaran ply Kaklai Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. sories, $38. Can MI 9-2044. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Duplex 8-8. Two-car garage. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor AMSTON LAKE—Five room lake- Kxprrt f)o»>r Horvirp l‘'i'r hninrn. Easy, pleasant full or spare time LARGEST selection of name brand front cottage. Reasonable. Con dren over 16 years of age . . ing in nutrition. Only $.396 Dfiwn, teed. A A Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn opportunity. Experience uuneces- at the Green. Apartments— Flats Business Locations Priced (or quick sale. MI 9-1642 NEED A CAR and had your credit offlfr^6 nod InduHlnpH, Onl for St MI 3-4860 TWO TIRES 710x16 and wheels, band and orchestra instrumente, tact owner. Write or phone Rob' It would increase the budget," said filing defended the menus, aaying aary. Start now—big Christmas Tenements 63 for Rent 64 McCormick. Whether the towns turned down? Short on down pay. frm pRliinnlPa Modern Klnor Pnl- EXPERIENCED waitreases want six roofing brackets, one pair of SEE US—For good quality used organs and pianos In eastern Con MANCHESTER—Seven room bun ert Gustafson, Halladay Ave., they met •squtrementa (or —otelns, mant? Had a reposseeslon? Don't 19.*ifi Hninhlfr 4 I)r SimIhh ('ustoin l.Nhlng ('rmpanv. MI 9 0033 nnd season again. Call Windsor Locks, necticut. New, used, rentals, re people would be willing to pay for ed for Club 21, 991 Main St. NA 3-5091. bolt and wire cutters thick, furniture, aterilized. repaired smd (XlMMERniAL business or office B & D REALTY ASSN., INC, galow. Very convenient. New Suffield. North 8-2148. vitamins, 'etc., aa set up by tlva fiv e up! See Douglas Motors, get Mocld F'ouf hiHiifl rirw while MI 3-0062 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A pairing, Ward Krause. 87 Walnut FIVE ROOM—first floor flat near heating system. Garage. P. V. the Increased cost "Is problematl one U " electric drill, one hard finished. Upholstered furniture, hospital. Oil steam heat, tile bath, space lor rent Up to 8500 aquarc State. He alao aald that both fed the towdown on tjie lowest down wall tirr.^ Uarlio lirniri CLERK TYPIST St.. MI 3-5336. feet. Will iub-dlvtde. Main 8t.. Lo Ma 9-8075 days Tongren, Broker. Ml 3-6331. cal." eral aubaidlea and surplus com ROOFING -Specializing In repair wood table with ebony top 80" aq. rugs, chests, dressers, beds, cabinet kitchen, atorm windows, and smallest payments anywhere Aulfimnt h Tr nnnininninn A Permanent poaitlon available In MI 3-8810. cated near Center Plenty of park Suburban for Sale 75 "The Board of Directors would modities were reduced last year, MflHT nnd l.indHinp ing roof.s of nil kinds. Also new Situations Wanted— springs, kitchen sets (many screens. Venetian blinds, recently Ml 9-8640 evenings Not a ■mall’ loan or finance com rral j;lnnHMn hivrlv oiir claim department for recent chrome), desks,- cribs, etc. Ap mg Phone Ml 9-5229 or m 8-7444. certainly grant a few extra thou making it more difficult (or dieti pany plan. Douglas Motors. 3331 Only $396 D»»wn Ing llfaaormblr MI .3 0'120 roof.s Outter work. Chimneys Female 38 FOR SALE -120 bass accordion. completely redecorated. Adults Legal Nott(» ANDOVER LAKE — Waterfront sands." said Stamler. high achool graduate to he train 100 FLUORESCENT light fixtures, pliances. sparkling clean, like Good condition. $300. PI 2-6382. HUGE 6 ROOM—1964 home. 24 home. Seml-epllt, three Ijed tians to make ends meet oh an al Main Street. I leaned, repaired. 26 years exper- preferred. MI 3-7056 after 6. OFFICE SPACE for rent, 600 sq. living room, oversized bedrooms, Another factor to be considered. lotment of 25 to SO cents a meal. I'll! K WAITS or n ) onu F,ri vonr UUHC Free eatlmaten Call How- ed In dictaphone work. Applicant 1 I WILL- Baby alt In my licensed 48" long, two tubes, metal re new, including combination Cbarlei E. Thfnrbr & Atzorlitrs roomi, den, kitchen and dining r’lviiKnith i I >1 .Sl/thnn Wa^jon must be good typlal. Five day flectors. Ten 2-door stationary ranges and space heaters Spe ft. at 105 Main St. MI 3-6653. center ball, 1% baths, baseboard AMENDED CEnTIFlOATE OF LIM Stamler aald, was the Safety of The matter was referred to tha 1984 FORD convei'llhle. healer, rtlJ ( rrllar vn 1 (J (If nnrd For ley, .Manrliestcr. Ml .3-.5361 home. Full or part time. Tele FURNISHED four room apart Available for profe.ssIontiI, sales, area, living room, 1*4 bathe, firC' I < ‘URt Mil 1 1’ nlJt now til 4‘M k RCrVlr(» .TMllMi Ira- week, excellent Inaurance benefits cabineta, 38" wide, 24” deep, 72” cial metal bed and spring $10.50 GUITAR and electria pick-up. heat, aluminum storms -arage, ITED P A R T N E R S W filed In the the children. Moat of the outlying finance subcommittee of the board. radio, hydramatlc. lll.'ii Ford c tjs. ■ f|UI <.q|| Ml phone MI 3-7320. ment two bedrooms, heat fur and manufacturera’ representa ofllCB of tbo Town Clerk of the Town place Baseboard radiation, ar tomllne, heater, radio No down i Fullv rf|ii!|)j)rt| th< ludintj f’uRh Not M hlc FI,\ THAT leaky chimney Chlm- and pleasant working conditions, high. 64 h.p. air compressor, In- all sprayed. 40% off on .vew Good condition, $20. MI 9-4981. nished. $95. MI 9-6808 $16,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI- of Hartford In accordance with Sec teslaii well, etc. Call owner PI- areas such ae Keeney St., Spring Mrs. Jane Stuck, board member, — — ------CALI. geraol-Rand twin pistons, 60 gal. tives. insurance, real estate, etc. 9-6132. tion 6383 of the General Stalutea St., Porter St., do not have side suggested that oil three dietitians payments, balsnce 20 monllis nmin 1 Tl .iriRmlRRjnn Our nevH cleaned or repaired. Phone DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced mattress. Open 9 to 9. LaBIano ______i______2-7909. mvnrf • MILS. PETERSON tank. Electric National cash reg Furniture Hospital, 195 South 8t., CUERRINI accordion with case. of Connecticut. 1949 Ilevlalon. walks, so that children of all ages be preaent at the meeting. Cole Motors. Ml B-0980. Ml ,'IS7'J!). desires part-time work afternoons FOR RENT—Four room tenement THREE ROOM offlee, ground FOUR FAMILY home just off East THIS IS TO CERTtl'l’ that CHARLM Only [»()wn Fl,( Ol’. sA.’yii Nf, RIU' 1 rfiniRhinp. Liberty Mtitual Insurance Co. and Saturdays. MI 9-5606. ister. rings up to $9.99, gives re Rockville. TR 5-2174. 120 bass, practically new, $200. with garage, near Shopping (Ten E. THENEBE a ASSOCIATES must walk In the atreet. Other Matters I’ii 1 MI 0 Hflin MI 3-1161 ceipt slip. Electric National cash Call MI 3-4807.' level Main Street near - Center. Center St. 3-car garage, amesite Real Estate for Exchange 76 In oilier matters the Board; 1968 CHEVROLET luirdlop leits of ter, bus line and schools. Inquire Plenty ol parking. Phone MI formed and commenced a limited Both parents said there are va extras Including cmillnenlal Tel Heating ,'uid Plumbing 17 For Further Inlormatlon CAPABLE woman e.xperienced In register, four drawers, four totals, MOVING TO drive etc., good condition, good partnerahlp for the purpose of car 1. Referred to the educational 143 Main St. 0-5238. Ml 8-7444. buy (or Investment. Paul J. Cor- rying on a general stock brokerage cant seats on the buses that travel MI 9-2136, FnrfI 2 1 »r ^ < ‘vl Thrv CA1.PKNTHY WnilK No toh too insurance and real estate. Full or rings up to $89.90, $50. Ten wood WEST COAST policies committee the matter of < ' >inr> no ( IcjiDp 1 MiiVH hr 1 r renti, Broker. MI 3-5363. husineaa on February 3. 1953. and between the Keeney St. area and Hinnil Fxpi 1 U'll cri 1 n 1 pout Cl. SWA ISON, PLUMBING and heat ~ S ECR ET AR Y~ W A N T T '^ part-time. Write Box K, Herald. en office desks, all sizes, ideal for CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 PARK CHESTWT Apartments - | OFFICE SPACE available Ideal filed a certificate of limited part DUG W E LL-In exchange for lot. the high school, because some of Increasing the number of depart 1986 CimYSLER—Windsor Gisy « iiir (iwnoi III 4thnu 1 noiii • on (UMonnhlc nil's 'iMlIf'H W ing contractor. New Installations, SO I WANT A RELIABLE Mature woman capable of aa- students Or small business man Only a few left. One and two bed-' location 139 East Center St. op- nership with said Town Clerk. MI 9-6861, the children who need rides are ment heads st the high achool. convertible, automatic iransmis i illhon riaflio. floHlrr 1,11 lirop K Si HR, I’lnRt f ’rnirt altcriitloi work and repair work. Huming complete reaponslhllity of YOUNG MOTHER will baby sit in who wants to save money. $15 TRUSTWORTHY PERSON GIRL'S MUSKRAT coat, siz» 14-16, rooms. Range, refrigerator and Said certificate la hefeby amended 2. Approved the appointment of alon, good condition, privntelv rmlv H'OT) r»o\tn. SI Mniit hoHl >'i <‘oh 1 Ti’lrphfmr Ml 0 3808 my home (lay, night or weekly. WHO’S GOING good conditlonl, very reasonable, posite Spruce. Call Ml 9-7177. NORTH ELM STREET hy deleting the name of Wyncla C. oVer 16. ar active Real Fatale office. Muat each and up. Ten Do-More metal Venetian blinds furnished 'Tiolce Hibbard of Rtveravllle Rokd Green Wanted— Real Eatate 77 "The Board would not be adverse, Dr. Bernard Sheridan to supervise owned. Asking 11,24,5. fnll MI Nt! q li.'iM I’ 1 ? h have pleasant personalily and en- Child must be over 3 years old. chairs on casters. $3 each. Ten HOUSEKEEPING mqmlnga. Ml 9-5840. of color selections. Free narking. STORE—99 Summer St. Ideal pro- Ideal home (or the growing fam wich. Connecticut, aa a apeclal part dentsi hygienists (n the public 24 HOUR Immediate service Re- MI 3-1475. ner by reason of her wltharawal from to letting these children ride, pro 9-1994 alter 8:30 p.m 105.1 Rrrr. U I Dr Srdarr \'« l- rrlly |o- talking to and meeting (reople. Wooden Murphy chairs on "aslers, TO TAKE OVER _V Janitor service. Rental Agents, eery or package. Call M' 9-1680 ily. A comfortable home of six ■cJioola. The position la a non- M A M HUUmSH Olfers r"rrr- rrrttdeling. repairing, new matalla- UNPAID BALANCE the firm, which In no way Impaira SELLING YOUR home? For vlded they pay for It and provided erprlirpefl .Itrsi li-nrled on the Typing anti shorthand required, $.5, All metal typewriter stand. $5. Samuel M. Lavitt Agency Real or inquire upstairs of store after rooma located on a double lot, the general capital account of the prompt, efficient, courteous eerv- ■alaried one. 1989 LARK by Studebakrr The Ult-U- full Irrru' t li-rturrig -pr-vtco lltrriH, elei-trir: sewer cleaning, Monthly Payments Wanted— To Buy 58 there '■ room.” eald McCor fahrrinrta rrew Rauthler Dne f’ len.st stale salary expected and One Hamilton Beach milkshake tors. Phone Ml 3-0676 or Tt> 5-6534. 5 p.m. nicely landscaped. Many extra partnerahlp. ice and appralelng without obliga 8. Accepted a report on the op only car that Is not ton hig not Aslrr-s, r uIrltlNlr r crrrrrvt-tl, light dr.Tl r pipes ciearted fast and effl- Situation.s Wanted— Male 39 $ 22.22 The names and addresses of the mick, "We have no way of forcing n\r rter , ahnr'fr ns slinr-p can Ire refer your reply to Box T. Man maker. MI 9-0474, MI 9-9053. WANTED—Half ton pick up truck, amK it,,.- features such aa two china closets eration of the summer achool. The too Small, but Just right Pnerd tr-irckrug .\l e I a I r rrr rlltrmr tl clcnl Will R Guy, Ml 3 0677 8 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE room apart- persons Intending lo continue the tion, call S. A Beechler, Kealtor, the child to go to school after he t tnl \- .42-15 I town. chester Herald. CAPABLE -Ambitious man de ReasonfVe. Call after 6. M I-'*"® ™ ^^D three in dining room, newly tiled bath, l>arlnershlp appear below: Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, Aa- is 16, and by, the same token we Board will-ask the Board of Direc way under $2,000. Gas ttilleiige i tlnruis, Itirgirlrrr Hcrvrte avail- AND APPLIANCES ments. Call Ml 9-4071 from 5-7 Houses for Rent 65 fleaeral Partaera tors to reimburse It for money over 30 miles per gniloti The trhlr- Ml 0-0757 sires Pfirt time work. Ava lable j HIGH CHAIRS $1, boy's winter coat 3-0731. cabinet Kitchen plus pantry, dish ■oclate. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi have no obligation to provide trans J WA ITRES.S - Wanted for ban $5. size 4: tren(4h'Gq,at size 14 $7. HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE I only. washer and disposal, attic insula Charlea K. Thenehe. 204 Bloomfield paid by summer school . atudente models will be a 2-donr. 4 donr. | Tills WKF.K ,S S|'I-:('IAI«S l••(tU Millinery Dres-smaking l!» 1:10 pm.-midnight. What have ; SOUTH WINDSOR-Avery St. 4H Avenue, West Hartford. Connecticut. ple Listing Service. portation." quets, nnd .Sundays Good pay and Call MI 9-5691 after 8. MONTHS tion, copper plumbing, 2-ca- ga Guernle H. Moore. 669 Bloomfield before July 1, Thia money was 3-door hardtop, amt a alallnu TllF niOIlT OUY. I.I-;AV’ I-:S UAKI- lr rrmi rr-rrurvi rl rrr you? MI 9-3651 after 4 p.m. WANllED TO BUY ANDOVER—Three room furnish room . ranch, fireplace, near Superintendent of Schools Ar rntilcht-rl Very r r'it.'-ttrrtr hie, ATI niU'^SSM /.KIN(Hltci Hlimi, npp- li'is. I'all .MI 9-8070 after 6 p.m. I sold this to a young couple 8 Good used rqsaieable furniture, rage with amesite drive etc. Avenue. Bloomfield, Connecticut. ARE YOU CONBIDERtN J turned over to the general fund wagon. It will he 6 ryl, nr V8 W'alnut Restaurant. months ago, but they are not get- ed cottage for rent. Maple Lodge, school. 5 minutes Parkway, $115. Special Partaera thur H. Illing told the board It f ’lrevrirlet Tr’rtck Teloph-irte .1 lirrrt.'t i'lallziiiff in rhilflicn rlothr.s MI also small upright and sninet Property is just a few blocks SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? with the rest of the 1957-58 money. atandard, overdrive, or aulomalu 1011 n 0110 Ing married. Rt. 6. Andover. MI 4-0066. Carl L. Thenehe. 4 Walhrldge Road, We will appralae your property costs "about $36 a year per pupil" 4. Postponed until the next regu Ri’rfly Kxr I'llerU llrr-orrgborrl. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Building Materials 47 pianos. from Bowers School, Fairly priced West Hartford. Connecllcul. Clarence Here soon Phone Ml .1-5101 Rnin R N. Full time, 3-11 shift. R.N. BLOND BEDROOM L. Gowen 10 Bainhrldgc Road. Weat free and without any .tbligr'lon. (or bus transportation. He said lar meeting any consideration of Tlr-ea Itke pew. Rrtrh' Uke rrew FOUR ROOM single Cape Cod', at $18,000. ner'a. Tolland Turnpike, Talrnlt part lime 11-7 shift. Laurel LIVING ROOM SUITE Hartford. CnnnecItciU. We also buy property for canh. that while there were five vacant ■ecllona in the Boards rules and vtlle Remember the price, under HmisHiold Soi vid'.s .Manor Convalescent Home. MI- WaUdns Used. Furniture FOUR ROOM DUPLEX Adults near school and bus. 114 Harlan The special capital haa . thereby scats on tlie Keeney St. school bus, Moving— rTrucking- BIJVCK AND TAN Coon hound. YOUR WEEKLY RAVINGS 5-PC. DINETTE SET ROBERT. J. SMITH, INC. been redticed bv $2,067,50 and the Member Multiple Listiiu. regulations consideration of revla- $ , . DK ('OIt.MII':it MOTOR Offpicd 13A only. Apply at 135 Pearl St. St. JA 5-0781. 2 000 Storage 20 0 2121. Call ACademy 8-91.50. "WeStlnghouae" Elec, Ref. ExchaiWe 963 MAIN STREET amoUnl of capital fumiahed and actu STANLEY BRAY, Realtor there are 21 students over 16 years Ing In the Board'a rules and regu- .SAI-KS. INC, ally paid In by each special partner of age in that area who attend the 1980 CHEVROLET F.xrellerrI LIST "Calorlr" Combination Range 15 Oak Street FOR RENT—Three-room cottage ELLINGTON, 84 Mountain St.—6*4 MANCHESTER, (X)NN. BRAB-BURN REALTY lationa aectiona which refer to fi RADIO IIEPAIRH on any m ake- o v e by t r a i l e r ACCURATE With figures for ac- GERMAN SHEPHERD pupa. AKC "Maytag" Washer at present Is: condition, r-lean car-. .Semlcir.s. M van. It's less suitable for couple. Call after 5 room ranch, attached garage, hot MI 9-5241 Carl I.. Thenehe $19,675.00 MI 841373 high achool, nance and personnel. Mant'healer-'i ll.mrhler Dealer all aruplifirra and phonographs expensive—One load Instead of rounl.s payable and Inventory regl.slercd Born Aug. 21, 1068 Birch Doors, Grade "A " ’ ’Emerson" Television Set Frank Sheldon, member of the tomised. MI 9-8553. p.m. PI 2-6890. water heat. $125 monthly. PI Clarence L. Gowen 3.368.00 5. Rejected a request from am. changers Ovrr 47 years total two or Ihree-Ennier loading and recru'ds. air conditioned office, black and silver, males $45 fe From $7 each "Hoover" Vacuum 'The partnerahlp Is lo continue In WANTED—To buy building lot in board, moved that Illing make a 21 Maple SI , M nnrhealer, Crrrrrr TWO STEAM heat radia\ors, 22" 2-7584. UNICEF that containers be placed experience On dava guarnntae on unloading— Distinctive, dimilfled good working ronditlona. Car males $35. AC 8-3083. Twin Pond Wlndowa, Complete and Al.so Included SeAlv innerspring PTaF.ARANT room anflrtmftnt MANCHESTER definitely B zone In Manchester or vicinity. study of how many students would In claairooms for collection of 1983 CHEVROLET converllhle, necea.aary. Write PO Box 744 or 24 ” high. Call MI 3-182 Dated at Hartford. Connecticut, Ihia I TrI M I ,1 8851 all woi k Piilterlnn's nml smart "The Best tor l/ess." Farm, Gilead. Set Up From $10.60 each Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex second floor. private home, TWO-FAMILY ranch style, one Call Julras h Son. builder. Ml- be affected all over town, if trans money at Halloween. fully equipped, good rnmtltirin Manrhealer. Economy Minded ? 24lh dav of July. A.D. 1959 Cari be aeen at 736 Weal Mirirlle The Austin A. Chambers Co , 503 Disappearing Stairways $23.95 ach ander Smith" . Rugs, . Lamps, adults. Furnished or unlurnishcd. furnished and one unfurnished. MI Here’s a four bedroom cape. Full Signed, sealed and delivered In the 9-0279, ' ______portation were given to the 16- 6. Approwd the use of Buck- Open evenlrtgs Ull 0 pm. Din<'8 WFA'mFK.STI’JP Onm East Middle Turnpike, Ml 3 5187 WIRE HAIRED Fox Teiriar, 5 Birch Plywood. *4” 42c sq, ft. Tables. Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and presence of Tpk*,, Manchester "’’panv, (Idol a ntnl wiialoiv- riialni'n APARTMENT SIZE electric\tove. Reasonable rent. MI 3-6389. 9-0009. Call before 10 or after 6. ba.sement, oil heat, plastered walla, Charlea E. Thenehe (L.B.) year-olds. Some of them, he point ley School by St. Bartholomew’s Mnrtfoid CH 7-1423. months old, female. Call between Mahogany Paneling 1,5c sq.ft. a few other articles. LlSTINUb WANTED, single and work, guarmileed ('nil Ml 01581. STKNOCKAPHKR 9 a.m. and 1 p m. Ml 9-1043. | Call MI 9-5856, or MI 9-8636. \ storms, near bus, school, church, Giiernie H Moore (L.8.) two-famity housca. Member at ed out, have their own care or can parish on Dot. 33. Nov. 1, Dec. 8, 1980 STUDEBAKF.n lom- dotrr fullv Clear Casing .5c lln. ft. Free storage until wanted. Free., APARTMENT- 3 rooma. Adults and shoppin/r. Onlv $12,900. Carl I.. Thenehe (L.8.) use public buaea. 34 and 36, and other days in 1959. equipped, new Urea, goorl r-nndl Tniilera 6 - A aflei 6 |) nt, MANCHESTER Package Delivery. ■ ! Canadian Framing, 2x3 to delivery. Free setup by our own only Call between 5 and 8 p.m. Suburban For Rent 66 Clarence I.. Gowen (L.B.) HUB Howard R. Hastings. Real- Fiir public contact work and gen MINIATURE POODI-ES, 1 months W a n t t o I b u y V Atwood Cnlllna. It ■'It would have to be done on a 7. Set Nov. 3 for the next spe tlon, mUBi aell, $175 Ml 0 .1611. Liglu Iruckiiig and packag, deliv I 2x10 (Loads) $89 per M’ reliable men. MI 9-0463. REAL ESTATE CENTER tor. Ml 9 1107 any time MOmi,EMOMES-Kirzy, iiaed (47 BEI,M ONT Rug Cleaning Com-! eral office work, inrludlng some old, AKC registered. Champion ROCKVnXE—New 8-room apart JA 8-6524 hfarlon 8. Toma cial curriculum meeting. liila pany — Foi tho n uln. care aliuiil | ery. Rcfrigernlor.s, waaheta nnd 1x6 T A G Sheathing $03 per M’ Phone (or appointment • Good Used Furniture \ STATE OF CONNErtlCUT LINCOLN, 10,56. gray Premiere lOi, excrllenl condition $1 .100. alove moving apecinlty Folding shorthand. Iutere.sting work. 35 bred, $75. MEdfoid 3-9159. YOUNG GIRI.r-Over 25 to -hare 8 ment, heated, electric range, re Fvenlngs MI 9-7295. BU 9-0969 one will be held at Barnard Junior Ilielr ruga phone Ml S Ofirj ' Plvacore. 4'0x8'0 $109 ner M’ SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD COUNTV OF HARTFORD sa. All power acr eBaories while $640 00 .leiiaen'a lire inlwa-.a re- cliiilrH for rein Ml 0 0752 hour we.rk. many benefits Apply \room duplex with two other girls frigerator and garbage diapoaal. Hartford, Jiilv 24, AiD. 1956, High school. Free piekup and clelUery. l'’ree We w ill beat our competitors CH 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. and Glassware. See the BOLTON—Five room ranch. Rx- Personally appeared CHARI.KS E. walla. Price $2,500 Tel. Ml .1 8040 llnhlei Rirlllng Mills Rrrule 44A, Coriii: Employment Service, advertised prices by at least 5%. See It Day Or Night MI 3-8718. No pets, $90. Call TR 5-250* or TR Manalield, GArfleld 0 4470 astimntes given. 806 Main .SI , Manchester. Articles For Sale 45 tra large lot. Excellent place for THKNF.BE: GUP.RNIB H. MOORE. Ike Claims Record ------. I 5-5050. c a r i , L. THENEBE and CLARENCE 1950 FORD converllhle $05 1050 l*aintinK— I’aperinK 21 It you have no means of trans APPLIANCE BARN and a half room furn ish ed______4.,______mother and the children. P. V. Fl-AT FINISH Holland window NOBODY - BUT NOBODY portation, I’ll send my auto for L. GOWEN, slgnera and aealera of Ford Club covipe. $110 Ruth have I Auto Driving School 7-A UNDERSELIJ3 NATIONAL 842 Adams St. Phone MI 3-8966 rtment, suitable for two ‘'^SOUTH i two year new MANCHESTER Driving ' Academy low price Keys mads while you NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Atwood Colllna. It. Warrants Support The weekly m"«Ung o f five minable rates SO years In Man start now earn the extra money 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD GIRLS’ 26" blc.vcles, American 220 CENTEH ST.—6 room duplex. location, near school and store, ranch, located on a dead end Notary Public now offering rlnaaroom and hehmrl wail Marlow’s PRE-SEASON chain saw -pecial 381 STATE ST. Manchester Squadron of Civil Air 3953 CHEVROLET aUlInn wagon Ills wheel Inalrurlioiia m pharea Chester. Raymond Fiske Ml you 11 want: $1 to $5 an hour In Open Mon., Thni Fri. until 8 p.m. made. Call after 5 p.m. MI 9-2842. Steam\heat (oil). 1 car garage. ôhn S. Blasell. PI 2-6828. street, for extra safety for chil Very rlean $605. MI 1 02.16 88 9-0237 Save up to 30% on Clinton saws AT A COURT OF PROBATe” holder Patrol USAF wtll be held at T 111 Orlvei Ediicnllon, Cad PI NORTH HAVEN, CONN Sat. 6 p.m. Avallame Immedialelv. McKinney dren. Three bedrooms, 13x19 liv at Coventry. Conn., within and for the Homeatcart St WEAVING of bums moth hules your free lime as an Avon repre- New and used Capitol Equipment "because he wanted to make them o'clock at the American Legion 2 7240 , Co.. 38 Main St., Ml 8 7938 Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 Free Transportation to ,our Main BrothersVInc. MI 3-6060. COVENTRY •— Four rooma and ing room with fireplace, garage District of Coventry on the 20th day of (Continued (nirn Pag* Op*) ' and lorn clothing, hosiery nina, PROFESSIONAL Exterior (^nd~7n- .senlalive! Avon Cosmotica, JA Store in Waterbury, Connecticut’s Rooms Without,Board 59 bath, baseboard heat, all modem. plus many extras. Only $16,376. October, ‘ A D. 1959. stronger." Home tomorrow. hiuidbagn' repaired zipper re tenor pninllng I’nintcr* and pa 2.17.58. fI V E Ro 6 m —Newly redecorated Preaent Hon. Elmore Turklnglon, To some the original version CEDAR—C’lothcs poles Installed. I-jirgest Furniture Store ROOM FUR RENT Inquire Stats Three years old. Amesite drive, Paul J, Corren'tl, Broker. Ml- Esq.. Judge. highly controversial "right tn Tha Ever Popular Sheath pincemeiil utphrelliis repaired, prilinogci iivnilnhle on ahoil no- first floor ât and garage. Adults fenced-in property. Available No 3-5363. seemed to add up to a warm en The first class in ballroom danc For A Pretty Bathroom! mon'a ahlil eollara reversed and 1 Old poles removed and reset. Diamonds— Watrhee— Tailor Shop, 8 Bisaell. Ml 8-7383. On motion of Daisy K. Snlnks, Ad- work proposal" which would bar tic'o Fii'c estlliinlea Berniid I-o I’O.STINO miichine operator for h e a t in g STOVE, practically only. Inquire at 114 Oak St. vember 1. $75 a month. PI 2-7347. mlnlslratrla. Slone House Rd.. Coven dorsement of Nixon's campaign ing for fifth and aixth grade bo}rt replaced Marlow's tdtlle Mend Reasonable. Used truck tires. After, B:8r Ml 8-6047. the union shop In California. zler, Coventry, PI 2-6452. steady iiositlon In congenial new MI- 9-13,53. Jewelry 48 new, will heat four or five rooms. MANCHESTER - Shingled Cape try. Conn., on the eatate of Henrv Al technique, often sharply criticized and girls, offered by the Manches Ing Shrip office of wholesalers. Expeilencc Applv 71 Starkweather St.- MI C36d, six Jinlahed rooma. Porch, bert Spirits, late of Coventry, within Knight, running for an office by thc^\Democrats. The revised hlXTl^’KIon nnd tntenor pBmting Ro6 m WITH idtehen privileges, 8H ROOMS—For rent. Call MI.- aald district, deceaaed. ter YWCA, Will be held Thursday CR0C»lil|Oj not es.sential. Call BU 0-4.1.18, SNOW BI-OWERS-Reo, Snowbird, LEONARD W TOST, Jeweler, re 3-8100. Wantei) to Rent 68 fireplace, aluminum atom win This Court doth decree that six Elsenhower version was keyed less I,[OUT TUrCKINO MIIc.4, cel < rrMniHhcd rapcihnnKin^ centrally located. Single or double, 3-2220. he didn't want, is against the pro from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Ommunity and Toro. Push and Jiclf-propelled. pairs, adjuats watches axperlly dows, amesite drive. Call Owner months he allowed and limited for the specifically to praise ,of Nlxon'a b a t n r lars. viirds i Iruned Verv ■cnHoii Wallfxippi hoiikn KRtimnte^ xlven. SOLID MAHOGANY breakfront, 8 small babies accepted. See Mrs. YOUNG COUPLE—Dysirea apart creditern of aald aatale to exhibit their posal and haa said he may not Y. The Instructors will be Rolda nlile HU 0 0025 or Ml l-O'.’OO nfirr Capitol Equipment, 38 Mair Afl Reasonable prices Open dally Dorsey. 14 Arch St. POUR ROOM — Apartment for MI 9-3805 44f4er 2 p.m. claims against the same to the Admin going "full out" in hie campaign ■ni^ Harrta Gtbaon. S E t ' k’ully covorod hy innurnnce. Call Help Wanted — Male 3 6 , 3-79.58. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce drawers, a desk, cabinets, glass ment. Two large rooms, kitchen vote for Knov. land. Orgimlaed la- 5 p in Rdu'iiiii K Pnen, NH w ion3 d(X)r shelves, excellent condition, rent, heat and hot water furnish istratrix and dlracla that public notice ing. Street Mi 9-4887. ette and bath, available r-ound MANCHESTER - Excellent Cape be given of this order by advertising In Lor also *a flg h tl^ Knowland on The Presldent'a scrappy address reasonable. MI 9-8483. ed. Venetian blitids, linoleum February^l.' tn .Manchester. Cen ■ newapaner having a clrculalton In Center (jhurch Mothers (?lub. FURNITURE UFI'AIRINO An- ROUTE OPEN Willlmanllc area. I TOP QUALITY loam, excellent for FURNISHED ROOM for rent at Cod, plug breezeway and garage, last night—carried on televlelon PAIN'l'KH AND paperhRnper. floors, around chUrchea, stores trally located. Ml 9-1994 or MI- rec room, many many more ex aald district, and hy noatlng a copy the "right to wtfrk proposal” and will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tha llquoH ruBtoifil )'’iinilUin' Hi 'pnii' tli'i ut Jilnr (-rood ulcan itib, roanon Need man willing lo work 9 hours ' land, greenhouses and lop dresa- 106 Birch St. MI 9-3884. thereof on the pubUc sign post In said and radio over an llistate weetern j Ing lawn. Gravel, fill, sand and and bus line $90. JA 8-0596. 9-5926 after 5:30 p.m. tras. Call fast on this one. Full he curre®Uy faces the glopmy church. flrrviro, Tnli'iillvUlp, Ml 7I ni Ohio pritr. 8 . Yfncha, Ml 96014 a day lo replace one who Is not. Town of Coventry, nearest the.place network:—was the first major ef Call neiessary. Commission. C(iill i atone. Ml 3-8603. PLEASANT room heated, near FTVE ROOM—Tenement, drat „ price . $14,900. Large four family where (he dereaaed last dwell. proapect of defeat by hla Demo aflrr 5 p m. house plus 6 car garage. A real Certified from Record cratic opponent, State Attorney fort of flXesnhower'e new chief JA 8-1041 for interview. • SEPTIC TANKS hath for one or two gentiemen. floor. Available Nov.' 1. Large ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. Temple Chapter, O r^ r of tha Parking, 54 High St. Famta and Land fnr Bale 71 good one and priced right. Short (Jeneral Edmund O, (Pat) Brown, speech-writer, Malcolm C. Moos. Building— rontractinK I I WALLPAI’ ER removed. $7 50 per Cleaned and Installe4l , backyard, aluminum siprni win The speech bristled crlUclem of Eastern SUr, will meet tomorrow room (.Ûlv k. clean steam remov Ytil’NC .MAN In our dry cleaning For Sale way out nice ranch plus garage fihow of Harmony PLEASANT, heated, furnished dows and gas heat. M| 9-0147, FOR DIFFERENT slsea and types the DemocraU. The President ac at 8 p.m. tn the Masonic Temple. Al.TERA-rioNS lo kitchens, hath al Ev ening accommodal Ions ex department to a.ssisi our spotter. call momingg between 8-'|2. and large lot. Full price $10,600. With Knowland and Knight It will be obligation night. Follow RICH • SEWERS rooms with private bath. Kitchen <4 farms and land tracts irithin 30 Over 60 more listinga o< more cused them of recklesi public rooms allies, cellars porches or tended MI I1.M58, Mu.si be steady and willing. Ap mllea of Hartford, lawronc* F. 2 Youths Appeal aide by aide on the apeakera' plat ing the buBinesa aeaaion Mrs. ply New Model Ia4undry, 73 Sum Olaehlne Cleaned . facilities available. Call Ml- \- kinds. Call the Ellsworth Mitten form with him in an outward spending, of being poliUcal mer playroom PlviinhiMg, canientry. 9-4578. Flano, Broker. MI 9-1810 chants of ftar and defeat, and of Grace Wright and Mrs. Gladys oleclrlca ami masonry Al/nlniim mit St , Manchester. SIX ROOMS—First floor, qdults Agency realtors, MI 3-6930 of MI- show, of harmony, Elsenhower Campbell will aerve refreshments. Bonds— Mocks Mortgages 31 FARM LOAM • INSTALLATION 9-5524. Coi^-Jlidgments being demagogtiea siding Garages, cottages, riul HEATED ROOM—One block frqjn only. MI 9-6623. told hli applauding audience: "Leti have no i lore family In boosting of the record of hla l/UtldlngH, room addltlona Nuslde LOW COST financing. A oou'ty per CARPENTERS WANTED Call TR SPECIALIST Main St. Separate entrance. Gisn- Houses For Sale 72 VERNON—5% room ranch, car 'I St. Anne’s Mothera CircIa will AT CENTER—Near First Nation youths, arrested and Mckering—fancied or real. It just administration, the President got Englnoerltw ('ompanv, luc. 84 month fi cat'irdollar .Voii borrow. 5;76.10, tleman. Parking. Telephone MI port, radiant ■ heat, large . lot, meet with Mrs. Gordon Todd, K*’*' Oak St, Ml 3-1425 *2 per cubic yard. Mini* al Bank, (our rooms with heAt, $10,500—SIX IUX2M Ckilonial, alum filiarged aa the result of separate helps defeaL'Jwhat we want. " another big round of applause In Morigage loans In stretch your Town and Country 3-4724. hbt water, garage. $90. MI 9-708^ brook. Now vacant $13,700. Oall auto accidents, appealed their sen talking of efforts to win a just McKee St tomorrow at 8 pjm. Oo- Income It s cnalcr to carry debts mom 5 vardsTNot screened. inum atorms, double garage, good ov/nef MI 3-1828. • Knowland and Knight j dned hoateosea will be Mrs. Patrick PeAk ALL TYPES of enriientry work f u r n is h e d rooms to rent. Also ' tocatioh Carlton JT. Hirtcnlng. Ml tences late yesterday In Town the prolonged applause. world peace. done. Hlteralloiis, dormers, root If you put them all-In one hasket. "Today—from Lebanon to Qu#. and Mrs. Elwyn McAdams. Mem TEL. Mi 9-4824 Drainaed Co. large 2-room cottage furnished, g jx ROOM DUPLEX-C/hlldren 941132. -e- MANCHESTER-Six room Cape, Court. A bit If ter the President asld Ing, porehea, etc t'ali Ml 0 5981 Dial e bullied," El Alterations, nddltlims garmges 15 Lewis St., Hartford. FOUR ROOM tenement. 25 Ridge . 165' front- hot water- hiat, fireplace, tiled say at that point that the Demo- BROTHERS wood 8t. Open for Inapccllon. rage, beauUi.fui tr«ea, bath. Attractive YoungatoWn and driving while hla license was senhower said. "They know that All Saints Mothers (fircle wUI RiMiftng nnd siding nxpena Alum age; suburban, 'iteri w Hutch- under luspenaion, drew a total of cra,U are woiae off -that they are America will hot countenance ter meet at the home of Mra. Imim chipboards a specially Un Phone MI 3-5873. ina, Ml 94a83. kitchen, shingled extertoy, conven- ho^lessly split. Ajssessors’ Notice Im t kKation. Completely recondi $160 In fines. Phil^ H. LaFrentert. ritorial expansion by force. . , Ford. Vernon Sl„ tomorrow excelled workpiahship Easy tmdg Manchester 21. of Stafford. Stprlngs. charged "At one extreme is a wing al 8:15. The co-hosteaa will el terms Ml 0dl405 or TR 5-9100 MAN(HE8TER, Summit Sf-r-Bije tioned;..fnalde and out. A tenific Allergic to Appecaement Each person liable to TWO ROOM fumiahed apartment with evading responsibility, was whose ca.ni'slgns were 'argely "America la allergic to appease Mr.a. George Hussey. PROPERTY TAXES -in this town room. (Jolonial. Rltstered 'w a lls, buy at 818,900. (MU Warren E. settled in southern primaries held CARP«N-TkHi.™FAp?rl<-iiced In all ... f o r at TM BiflSh 8t. Ml'OJSBSt,"""*------* Hbwiand, M l S-U08; flney the Asseapors and ap'. city uUUUea. Asking $18,800. GI MIO and $100 respectively for evs-. IO-20 38.1 F,. CENtiElR WP. IComer of Lenox Ht.)—MI 8-41H OFFICIAL NOTICE aelling. Priced below Mrchase poasibiUtiag;With amall down pay sound, forward looking govern range balllatic mlsalles when Rus I*tni s Start at prwved by the Tax Commissioner, price. Now vacadt Excailent ■ion and driving under licenae-aua- ment In the United States. It is P. V. TONOREN /radinjf^your car ^ . FRire DELLA FKRA DELILAH MEOOXIGIJS of all the TAXABLE PROPERTY ment. sia launched Sputnik I a year ago. Charles E. Moller Jr.. 44 Pioneer Add pictty look' |o_ the '. alh- , INSTALLATION residential section: Large 6% pehaion. against ^he spread of their radi He said tha«, In no single year for Circle, an eyeni’-g student at the WITH IHt |g(w a MI 9-7818 PI 2-8S1I b o t h r e a l a n d p e r s o n a l Manchester—5% room ranch with roiuu with • llu.x Ihice'-plccc set l(E.\l. ESTA’rE HKOKER WE ARE FRANCEH WAONER JACK Tl'RKINOTON MAKING VOTERS room ranch fireplace, file bath, garage oh large lot. fireplace, oil cal Influence that we arc waging ihght years after World War II University of (Connecticut School Mn-O-RAMA belonging to him and subject to attached gfmage, amesite drive' thti campaign.” -iirndieted III the eiisy-to-ilii iifghsn MIS-1157 \ _ MIS-7781 taxation in said Toivn on. the first The Selectmen and. Town CSerK heat. tuU price $15,300. 10% down was more than $1 million actually of Law, has been cited for top hon "Anything In Itcul Estniel" WILL R. GUY way. Many extras. See and buy Elaenhtfwer picked Vice Presi ors during the last academic year. Particularly pleasing In the .-tilch nnd cimlrnaling cnlqr.s. PAYING ALFRED P. U’ERBNER, Salea Manager—MI 3-7847 day qf October. , of tha Town of Madcheater hereby or GI possibiliUea to approved Driverless Cars ■pent on such development. ■lini, young figure is the beguiling rYou'll llnd It i|uiik ti ninkr kml 1539 today. Eacott Agency, Ml 9-7188. dent Nixon's Home state to say Now, Eisenhower added. "Tlie Ml 3:0477 give notice that they will be in biwer. I • Mi 3-4321 It will be necessary for all places this about him, in hla prepared ■heath, shown here m a ynkeil yei- In roiiiphu enl-cairher ulu-ii com- ■eaaion at the Town Clerk's Office VERNON- custom bililt brick ElUngton—5-room bungalow style so-cglled missile gap is being rap . The VFW Witt meet tonight at S TOP PRICES^ of BUSINESS to Ole inventories. In Minor Mishap o'clock at the post home. A. Hal sion that can have buUoiui anU ! plelpil SlfS^DOWN TEN PER CENT will be added to In the Municipal BvUdlng for the ranch, with an airplane view «( home, with garage, fireplace, oil tqxt: idly filled.’’ pockets to trim. ^ I’ntli.'iii No. O'M conlniun rrii- purpose of examining the qualifi- heat, large lot. Asking $18,800.431 ^ only all of ua go full out. aa Summing up, Eisenhower said: loween party for 'membera and Ineliiding All Charges sach list not given In and sworn to the (Connecticut Valley,, .from '^Two cars were Involved in a No. 8229 with Patt-O-Haiun is In I rhel diiei lnuis for bathliinl. seat cations of electors and admitting Holyoke to Meriden. You t-sui en. posaiblUtlea. «ur fine vice president, ,Dtck Nix "Either we chooae left iring gov their friends will . be held at 8 GIVING according to law, on or before said driverlcaa coltiaton yesterday.-Only o'clock Saturday night at the post sizes 10. 12. 14. 16, 18, 211 .Size 1'2, nnd hii.-kcl cnvei.n: atli, h dhiatra- first business dAy 4i<.: November. U tha. Flector'a Oath Uioae Ufho thia view,$rom the living room n r .further Ihformatlon on the on, has—we, together, wiU achieve ernment or eenstble fotward-look- 32 bust, short sleeve, 3’ n ynrdS’ ol tionn. SEPTIC TANKS LOW BANK RATES sfiail he found qu*Mftod oh- Bsttfr- •hove or other-listinga ------light damage TesuJt«L.4_ , 44.- 'Victory.'’ ‘ Ing governmeat»-speadthrlft gov home. ______'■ The-iBoard'-of-AsaeasorB^^*^' ______r s ’ R-lir pfctnrs' ■ rswtndoir- Police reported the accident 85-lnc'h, Send '2.‘ii u cniiin. Iiu Itiui pnt- AND TO P TRADES uVwn o f Bolton, Conn., will meet day, October 25. 1958, from 9:00 Many enjc.atde axtraa, such os, Call AH(» Clampet, Realtor But tn making the speech the ernment or respimsihle govern Send TTiirty-FIve Cents in coins FCm>HE VlRY BESf IN IIGW which occurred at the MandUster President deleted that sentence ment—overpowering federal gov "God "the Holy, Spirit" isnU ba tefn lo Anne Cal.ol. The Mniu'hes- Buy that bew car—no tnule. Service 2nd to None Ol the following dates to receive A^M. to. 8f00 P.M., only. dishwasher, eeBvealeiit' - tauadry Phone )ai 9e4643 for, this pattern to Sue Burnelf, ler Evening Merah., U50 .W E OF PUIOeED SEWERS room, dressing room, closets ga ■hoppiiw {fiaia-parking let north and aald instead that Nixon la ernment or government kept close the-subjbcl discussed by the Rev. tax Uats o.i the asseasment o f O c Naturalized citUehs muat preaent of E. Center fit. An automobile, CaiSfford D. Simpson Thursday ■ The Manchester Evening Herald. A.MEIIK ,\S, .NEW YORK Sff. tober 1, 1958. lore, hdge ceramic tile bath, i MAN(h £ ^ R - 417 East Center "one .oC .our mosL-*effeoWve-les48- to home—Priiatrateil, stymied gov R. F. DIMOCK t o . iiaturUlsation oertificatea before which had been parked bydswrge night" at ,8 o’clock at Cepter Om - 1180 AVK. OF AMEIUCAR, NEW 'N.V. Print name, tddieas and Maehlit Oltanid 8KK JACK CLANCY MORIARTY At Community Hallv MondSy, laeaioftes.. laereaUon rotom:': ami S t Large nine room houst. wU- era in this great fight" to win con ernment or efficIMt .^vernment SEE OITR ADS XXXX iteijur admitted. Documentssy evi j. rang;'44. ^ Hartford, rolled greg ^ on a l Church. This wiU ,ba FORK 36, N. Y. Print Name. Ad- r altern Nuniher Add lOc for couch BepHc T a ik a ; Dry -Hewer -Q);ii,S7;^.:TUMdayY'(>cti-28t> 45i«dii«o>- .qieotki(l»cB«ar.emo- able to keep lie promise to Amer "dresa with Zone, Style Number amt d en t mdlt K6 ‘liftaemcd w"esswr from its position aittd hit a car the concluding ieiture in the series pattern fnrilirsil-i laaa mailing Lines Installe4l-:<.>llar Water- day, Oct. J9: Thursday, Qct. j30; of derivative jcitlzcnahlp. use. Firs, floor remodeled (or of* parked by F. W. Wilmot, 49, of crau in the November electlona ica. ' - " ■ , Size. Add 10c for each pattern for WOODS Bee. PifiiNi’ very reasonable. ‘•If you BM for tniatworthy, pro of three on Trinity" AmrA Have you a ropy of oil 1058 prnoltng Done. BROTHERS Friday. Oct. 31; Saturday, Nov. 1, Coventry. Eiaenbefwer aid4eendenu to "die Group 846. wiU hold lU mpnOte gr;‘$l«ar isits sf new 'hm m nd velocity is leds' than 18 westfiig tomorrovf nlgh^t Tdt y 49>alrmaii . A * A Realty BageitykaaUi the Presidsnt re ceming” DemocraU to Join the E i- flsrtmds•ftwwoa ' vised ua rsBwrka about Niaea pubUeaaa. ^ et tbePMiib AxMcieea C9iai4sa-(C Church > o » .------I ;*i >UwwiRBH9n >R»
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PAGE TWENTY TUE^bAY, OCTOBER 21, 1968 . \ ^nnrhpHtpr lEwttttts Avenige Daily Net Prena Run F o r th e Week Ko4led The Weather OcL 18th, 1BS8 Foreeeet ef 0. 8. Weetber Buieae The Junior High group will hold Robert Dennison, volunteer etaff; a Halloween party Friday at 7:30 Ho8pita^^}^€înen Mra.: Paul BeUselper and Mrs. R. Rein, rather Trtedy, peiM to at About Town p.m. In Eellowahtp hall of the Sec W. Qangwere, marking; Mra. Ed Paint S^ts 1 2 ,8 1 0 moderate to poeelMy heavy rata ond Congregational Chiilrh. mund Zagito, cbllectlona; Mra. T. late tonight and Thnniday. Low O peitThrifl Shop Frames — Olla r* Canvas ^ 'Member of.the Aadlt tonight in SO*. High Thnraday Five delcFBtfa from the M*n- Q. Englund, reconditioning of - Baleea of fTrealapoa clothing; and Mrs. William near 60. eheater Lodge o. Elke. all paet 9t. EllJiabeth'a Molhera Circle permanent thrift shop la the Manche$ter~Â City of Village Charm rulers, will attend the meeting of will meet at the home of Mrs, Stroud, display. HOBBY SHOPRE 'newest project of the Women’s *03 CBJNtEB ST.—MI *-7233 past exalted rulers and grand William Gallo, 2 « Summit St., to Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial morrow night at 8:15. The co-hoat- lodge member's of the .T3 Elki HoapitaJ, according to an an VOL. LXXVjn, NO. w (TWKNTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN;; WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1958 (Ulaaiifled AdrertleUig a« Fage >6) ItOdges in Connecticut in- New eaa will he Mrs. Michael Maaaaro. nouncement made by Mrs. Alfred tilV E HER PRICE FIVE CENTS Kaven Sunday. JTiey are James Sundqulst, president. ATcVeigh. Charles Lathrop. George St. Jam es' Motheia Circle will The store a t 474 Main St., just meet at the home of Mrs. Edward CHRISTIAN DIOR R. English. Edward Serrell and north of the Lincoln School has AVAILABLE AT OPEN ^ N E S D A Y Maurice Gnudet. Molloy. 44 Weaver Rd.. tomorrow been leased and, beginning Nov. AUDAY night at 8 o'clock. Members are 4. It will be open every week- on Ike Calls St. Jude's Mothers Circle will reminded to bring an extra Sff-cent Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs WELDON'S 30 Dead in Jet, meet at the home of Mrs. Robert donation. day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and M l MAIN STREET DOUBLE Brennan. 28 Princeton Si., lonior-' Thursday nights from 7 to 8. WORLD GREEN row night at 8:1.S. Co-hostesses Tlie Rev. fliaiies Reynolda. as ,From a list of suggested names, For GOP Quemtiy Gun Battle Raging will be Mrs. 'Vinrenl Girsrd and sociate mlnialer of the South "The Penny Saver" was chosen Mrs Eugene Dunphy. .Methodist Church, will he the as beat fitted for the shop which STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Airliner Crash speaker at Uie annual fellowship will carry good, clean used cloth A meeting of Mother Cabrinl's dinner and rally of the Biirnaide ing, household articles of every >fothers Circle will be held tomor Methodist Church on Oct. 28. deseriptioin, books and toys at Congress fplane continued Its flight for a row mght si 8 l.% St the home of thrifty prices. is th« lavcr to FAIRWAY Anzio, Italy, Oct. 22 (IP) Mrs. John Tiernev. 2IP W Center A British airliner and an Ital second after the collision, then The Holy Ksmily Molhera Circle Mrs. Paul Willhids and Mrs. pull for eiil 97S MAIN STREET nosed over as the pilot, Capt. Gio By MARVIN L. ARROW8M1TH Ft. will meet Wednesday night at 8:30' K4R’8I' Clarke are co-chairmen of ian military jet collided four vanni Savorelli, bailed out. St the home of Mrs. Theodore thlir- new project which will Chicago, Oct. 22 (/P)—Pres As Dulles, Chiang Confer miles above Italy today, kill Crash cre'wj rushed from Rome’s The Tor.er Group of the Second .‘irhuels 2fi Wsshmglon St Mrs. ataffect-entlrely by volunteers from ident Ei.senhower caps a 6-day Cdnpregstional Church will hold s ing all 30 aboard the pas Ciampino Airfield to this small Marrells .McGee will be the host- the'Auxiliary. All profits will be fishing port where British and U.8. campaign tour with a nation meeting tonight si * o>lorl< st the e.«s. ii.sed for the hospital. Last vear the senger plane. home of Mrs .1 Arthur Joyre 47S hospital benefiterl by 33,.^0.5 from Wreckage of the Brltiah Euro troops landed In World War II. wide pall on television-radio This was the latest in a series Parker St. The .la.vcee tt'jves will hold their money earned 6y the Women's pean AJrwaya (BEA) 4-engine tonight for election of a Re Auxiliary. turbo-prop plane waa acattered for of crashes involving commerci.'. monllily meeimg tomorrow night and military planes. publican congress as the al Girl Sroiil Troop No 72 of the si 8 I.i si the .Msnehesler Country A large group of womert bas begun more than a mile near thia famou* ternative to what he terms Nationalists Seeking Buckley Kehool. and Girl .Scout work at the shop in preparation for World War II battlefield 30 miles A collision Nov. 1, 1949 between ( ’liih George Reno will «peak,on RE-ELECT j u r T W an Eastern Airlines plane and a radical government. | Troop is.h of the Green Srhoo) will home deroraling. the formal opening, and anyone south of Rome. pisy a softball gsme Wednesdsv wishing to niakii contributions of The military plane exploded in P38 fighter near Washington, D.C.. An aide to the President said the afternoon sfter st .iool si the Ruck- aaleablo articles may leave them at the air. Seconds before that the look ,'S5.lives. speech will be fairly combustible— , ley hall ground The cisfl fair of Ihe Society of A United Airlines DC7 a n d 'a an indication Eisenhower intends' Connerlicul Crsft.shien will he held the shop between the hours of 10 Ituian pilot parachuted, landing in U.S. Solidarity Stand a.m. and 4 p.nv. or call Mr.i. E d the Mediterranean. A ftahing boat U..S. Air Force FIOOF jet trRiner to light into the Democrats again. I from 0(1 28 through ,\'nv. 1 si He has been doing it the last tw o! Manrhe.sler K.niblem Cliih will Cenllnel Hill Mnll. H sitford. Miss mund Zaglln for collection. picked him up. He was taken to a hold a apecial meeting tomorrow (Contlna4$d on Page Fourteen) days in a manner that has aur-j Csrnlirre Lang. 1 Mather SI la Heading the various committees MAY hoepital in gray* condWon. .. prised many people, j Taipei, Formosa, Oct. 22 (JP)-—Chiang Kai-shek told Secre night at 8 0 elork in Tinker Hall i taking an active pari In the fair. working on this new project are PULL 'THR a n d LBVBR The BEA yiacounb JLltllner was Mrs. Andrew Thomas and Mrs. fM n at, Cttritt tutm, 1.1, ntatwi. trtm it eOWIMD BY TNI lUNI Eisenhower's half hour roast-to-! tary of State Dulles tonight it waa “of paramount impor on a flight from Lon^n to Naples coast telecast (CBS net\vork, 8:30 i f aAmaY SToais sun s in u o y i /T m'’ .(''’a The East ilartford Chapler, and MaltiL'The collMba'came at p.m., ^TDTl waa planned originally! tance to reaffirm our joint atand of aolidarity” against Red Ridge St has entered Hartford Women of Ihe Mrioae. will hold a ('ivilans Opvn Fruit Cake Sale it lATTIIT ORIRATia WHIN 12:5S p.m. 15 minute* ijefore the London Model ( as an address on only a 15-atate ! China. Hor.pital for suhgery | rummage sale al 2fi Blasell SI . NOT IN SUNI plane, was due at NapMf. t's 'I'he ('Ivitfiri Club khkerl off It —-—— ------r' •. 'Midwestern network. Expansion to The Freaident’a toast at a state hanqueP aeemiMl to fore ______j EasI Harlfnrd. Saturday from .V(.u pi.rch... Irn.aa fram. af All Bodies Becovered t r rU lO G * country-blanketing talk apparent- Cniit Cflke Sule Srilurfliy with » VBiir rhmt» from ycKjr own EyofUu shadow the Ktatement the two will issue at the end, of their ______I n:.'in a m. to 2 p m. ire team caplain.i. and tlic fourth apwnAlii.t. Within three hour*, Italian po P ; ly meana the party treasury short pprafle up Mnin St., lerl by the 1.^ .loaeph Czerwinaki The teani.^ lice had recovered all .80'bodies. 'B^sib J • ^ 1 i (if cash for expensive TV time onlv talk.s tomorrow. I The Golden Age Cliih will meet riecrrnUnn Department Klre ajul are rompettnfi: for the mo.nt aalcB ' BEA In Rome 8*141 ita plane \s-as The Nationalist government information office said Dulles Thursday aflenroon at 2 o'clock I'un'in are UB''d for tlie .Mmicheelei , MancKe$ter’$ Own JOHN ROTTNER FREE DEMONSTRATION Jvillccl in i^rasli i Police Mnrclilnjf Rand, Sevcinl flying a t 33.500 feet. j Elsenhower hit the campaign trail. (replied with a reaffirmation of his belief that Communiat LECLERC I in Ihe East .Side Rer: Eollowing ! A.i^.-socU mn for the Help of Re- QUINN'S PHARMACY m>me'a Ciampino Airfield re ------, The time for tonight's address is I rule in mainland China is “s passing phase" and Americans i the meeting a Halloween paiiy will ' old 1 ara were In the line of mairh.t taid-d Chihiren. The ('iviiana have REPUBLICAN c a n d id a t e- sta te SENATOR n iG X E AH 3-4136 ported weather in the area was London, Oct. 22 (JPy—Jane Buck- j being paid for by the National FUNERAL HOME i he held Piize.s will be awarded for too. ami al.'io lhl« w«;rf,t^ conlnin- set R goal of ^d.OOO thifl year, clear. Ingham, beautiful 22-year-old mo- j Citizens for Eisenhower 1958 Com “should contribute to that pa.ssing." ' Ihe piellleal and fnnnie.at cos- ln;i the fi'Mil ral — The‘ a news conference s week ago that dates'in MslttvSept. 8. This also Dulles and his aides held three of the Ordnance Missile Command, The Ktyle that yon s.’/ i t / n il/ hr pri mnnrntly 'Army's missile chlaf aald bluntly he was having studies made of would be the hijfligst fl|b(8J>y-.aQb>- meeting* with Chl»ng yesterday, said th* sphere will be hurled into marked and thou- xhirn trill In rrliirnril to you ROTTXEIt FOR SENATE f OMMI'TTEK today th at this la no time to sur- what missile facilities Should be presidential year. State GOP Gets Sfidl iiiytm i a 45-mlnute session this morning, the *ir late tonight from Ope costs less too rejitfet '’’Its best scientific brains ] transferred to the civilian agenc.y. The AssQpia'ted R apfitabulafion - ...... --M. ;'------1— ' ...... jwrr— and met tonight for another slate Canaveral, Fla. Medaris gave no each and every irrrk. and resources to the new Civilian Talks Under Wraps Is bssed on eiitliiSrtes gathered pinner to be followed by talks. further detail*. Space Administration. Medaris told the Army Assn, he from state ofiiciats, pa.rt.v chair first announce^ result of the If the launching is successful This widely-held Army view, had to apeak under wrapa in dis men and in a few Instances from coiuiT^nce was a statement the satellite will be the fourth 5 •och WMk...... $1.95 hitherto muted-, by Pentagon pol cussing the Armyi* weapons de veteran political writers. authorised, by Dullea and issued, man-made object placed in orbit icy restrictions, was voiced by velopment. It showed a gain of 1.266,454 around the Earth by the Army, qualified voters over the record by I' .S. Aiithfi.aaador Everett F. 6 Mch w t«k...... $2.34 Maj. Gen. John B. Medaria, chief But he said the Army is working Drum right warjrtrjg th at U.S. war- The inflated aluminum foil and of the OrdnanOe Command at on weapons to Intercept satellites established in the last rold-term plastic film balloon-like satelUtc election in 1954. However, it ts i shlps may return tq escort duly 7 Mch WMk...... $2.73 Huntsville, Ala. as a first step toward an over-all to (Jiiemov. The escbr)lng was will be sent aloft in a modified Medaris told the Army A.sen. space defense system. about four million under the total of Peace with Honor Jupiter-C rocket. It will be inflated convention "There Is a time to of eligibles for tha 1958 president halted after tl* Reds flihil pro- The ability to find and destroy clainwd a ceaae-fire. automatically with nitrogen when For Mort Information Pltatt Phene Us! paddle and a time not. to rock the satellites, he said, is s first re ial election. hundreds of miles abqye the Barth. boat." quirement to enable this nation The estimated vote represents By LEONARD ZEIDENHERG < bv Democratic Governor Rlbleoff*.and "you can't buy peace with a There were Indication* the Na‘ Blown up to a diam eter of 12 His comment came in response “to cope with hoatlle action in or an Increase of 3.683.730 over the Vice Rrtaidenl Nixon came into' lo attend the rally policy of weakness." He repeSted tlonallats had hoped for a strong I fert, it could be seen with the CONNECTICUT to a question from the 'floor ask from space." previous mld-term highest vote In Conneclicut'a Democratic heartland i tTi, v'ice Prealdenl who la In the charge that former Secretary er slalemeiil saying convoying j naked eye in tlie reflected sunlight At BARLOW’S TV 195^. That total of 44.447,496 was today with a vigoroua defenae o fith e mid.sl of a' at(ej'niou.'! barn- will be resumed immediately. ing the Army’s opinion of the Medaria also .raid there is a ur- of State Dean Acheaon Invited the I of dawn and dusk. M l 3-2421 apace administration a »nnounc^ |I ^ );eached by adding the top vote in the Elaenhower adniinlalration'a atorming trip in behalf of Repiib North Korean attack In 19.50 when Tlie U.S. Taiwan ( Formosa I De SHIRT RENTAL Inc. policies and a call to"arms for Re- ■ ” . v •Similar hattnona have been fired proposartoâbaorb some 2,100 . ed missile th at would give- the In- each state whether for Senator. lican candidates all over the C(»(n- he indicated South Korea was not fense Command's spokesman aald aloft--with no attempt to put Govern6r or combloed House vote. ' publlciui parly worker*. try, conceded the admlnlstraiion vital to the defense of the United no orders to resume conyoying ground soldlef protection The 1964 official Vote for Repre-' 'I'he Hdiulmalration * '’(Irm’’ (or- them Into orbit fnjm the Wallopa has been under fire for its foreign .Slates have been issued because during laland. Va., experiment station 1959'$ Most Amazing ^ ■'P*'*|Hgain..l armored and aiV attacks senlativea Wax 42,582,927. Includ-; eign policy haa kepi the peace with policy. Ihe 15-day cease-fire (Quemoy was Ing 22.366,.386 fog D em ocratic can- homii, wliile a "aoU policy’ ia in "A firm policy is a peace policy, now operated by the Jifational ' ..Id .nv .(fort to di I""'* provide him with the punch "Bid all of tills rrltirism cHimot and, a. weak policy * a war stockplleit with food and ammiinl- fheÂVmvV'" out forUfied positions, dldates and 20.016,809 for Repiibli- real'ty a "w ar jxdicy ' for it jn- 1 I Aeronautic* and Space Admlniii- vide what he called the Armysi Armxt t. ____ obacuie the fact tât this admlnls- poltey. It’s as simple as ttial. ” the tlnn enough for a winter's siege. ' tratioii, ^ patiently built-up eclentiftc teamj . . ■ ‘ ^ eana. The remainder went to Inde-:'’**ca aggreMion, Nt\on inlj U.lt. Aide Denies Rift estimateu 10.000 persona in Buah- Irstion got us riiit»^ one wai, has Vice Piesidenl declared adding. I One such experiment, using *' Including top German scientists, i *" pendent and small parlycandl- kept us'out o(ôUx8 would he the official* who fear the United satellite attempt to put both the ministrator, to absorb the Army coming election (civilians 21 years Slatler Hilton Hotel said, ■ the entile United States best quarter tn history and that balloon and it* carrying case into HI-FI and TV SHOWING 1 scientists and laboratory facilities Trudeau said defense against .States wants ■Ghlang to reduce his of age and over; 18 and over in serosa the street, Nixon urged the poailion th the Far East Is a.t stake 195? be the beat year in I orbit. Is one to"be decided at the White chemical and biological agents was ganlsons on the offahore islands. most vital because of "indications Georgia and Kentiukyi. The po- faithful Ip go onto the attack Iri in the fate of ttie offshore islands hiatdrv." The final stage of a . slightly ‘House. President Elsenhower told tentlal vote haa gained 4,377.000 ’ (|,g fingj of the campaign to 01 'Quemoy and Matsu. Robertson said that in the face ■ , ------^ of Russian Intetit to employ some He denied that the Repuhlican of the renewed Communist offen modified Jupiter-C will be a 3-foot or all of them In war." over 19.54. ; assure a Republican victory on He also claimed s "soft policy" party la Interealed only In the rich, Twenty-seven states show gains'j(joy_ would amount'to appeasement sive "I doubt whether the Pres at BARLOW'S Dr. Briyit Stuhlinger of the declaring that the American wage ident or Secretary would recom (Continued on Faga TYrelve) DEMONSTRATION Cuban Plane Dpwn Army Balliatic Mlaalle Agency told over 19.54 in the estimated number, " j don’t want to hear .'uiy de- earner ia far belter off todav than mend reducing troop*'on the off t v STOftE the association that the first spare of peraons who have registered. ; fensive or apologetic talk from any he waa in 1952 tSnder the Demo- shore islands " In Castro Tf'efritory man must cruise within 600 miles paid poll taxes, or otherwise have Republican worker," Nixon told the rrata. Presidenl Eisenhpwer'a and Dul party candidates, leaders and He also scored the Demoerala les' criticism of the manpower This is a FttKK HKMONSTR.V- Workgr# who had jampacked the News Tidlnts Havana, Cuba, Oet. 22 (Ah—A '^(Continued on Page Eleven) (Continiied on Page Twelve) for being barren of new Ideas ami maintained in the-Quemoy Islands Hotel's Terrace' Room to meet Culled from AP Wirea that if they win, "they wUt-ifo garrisons wss strictly from s rtilii- Bulletins 'I'lON for ^'ou Who .Appreciate Cufean t>C8 alrllnfr carrying ll him. Tonight-Tues., Oct. 21 passengers' was missing today in If Republicati party workers hack to the policies that never pro Ur'y point of view, Robertson as from the Al* Wires Music a| il.s best. World's Fine.st the rebel Infestiid country of east Life inÛBsia<---2 play to win, /iKli year could be duced proapertty except in war. ” serted. He said Dulles still Iiolds ern Cuba. the Repiibiicana'" l948, he aald. Swallows of San Juan Capistrano "If our administration hasn’t Ihe same view "but he feels the and WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22 Jose. A. Vllaboy, manager of the due to-leave-siimmer home tomor A-BL.VST U U H T8 SKV High Fidelity Stereophonic Sound with the party coming from beliind row ., Once-viciouB northeaster,’ (C-snMniied on Page Twelve) Oompahia Cubans de Aviacion, j to win in an upset as foi'mer Presi (Continued on Page Twelve) .Atomic Teat Site, Nev„ Oct. tS . said the plana waa flying in bad which lashed' North ■ (Carolina's iAV—The first Mast of a ached- 7 :00 to 9:30 P.M. * Instrument. dent Truman dii^lO year* ago.- cos(4t/yeaterdBy, tamed down today weather and may^ have made a Pie Still in Sky At Bushnell Park, under a pled ttlomlr tripleheader lit iqi about-400 mllee soiitheaet of Xt.vrtle forced landing. The plane left San threatening sky, he spoke from a the mottled, pre-4lawn sky in a tiago yesterday Jtor, the Preston Beacli, K. C. . .'Team of doctor* Nixon Also Assailed brllllanl yellow flash today. TIi* I fla'g-bedeck^ platform before a| and nurse* in Belfast, North Ire- Come, see hear, marvel as Zenith's Factory Repmentfl. •agar plantation jiear Amoa. j crowd that was awelled 5vlth State | jan,i fijji,, j|f^ J . yellow gradually, dissolved 4 a plBk afterglow vlsihle for sev Country Home and Convalescent Hospital — S65 Vernon Street tive, Mr. B. (IreeHe. Copdlicts this Amazing adventure V lla^y sald'he had. asked the of Russians j office worker*. They had been, week* prrmaliirc baby. For 99% eral minute* in Las X'egas some Into'Hlereophonlc Hi-Fi where you are Ihe, renter of TJ.S. Nav>* Base. at (!:iiantanamo . given an extra half hour for lunch j 5'ugoslavia and Soriel Union Bay to send out search planes but Truman Hits Ike-DulleS; 90 mile* away. H o u n d . €lear. snaring new dimen.sinh anuhd. I ' ■ - ^------I acllle long dispute over grain d« I * bad weather had prevented flighta. NOTE —- K4>y E saoyw n waarbresidents haven't a hope’of getting liVery with aliening of contract tor ! The rone where the DCS is miss brought up la a Buaolan-speaklng a-new apartment .in the next few AIK CR.ASH iULLS 6 , 'Yugoslav purchase of 200,000 tons' Iterrisburg, Pa., Oct. 33 ‘UP) ing is situated )n the'northern part family and learned the langiuge aa years. . Most live one family to ; of Soviet whe*) .. Submarines tin- of Orjente Province, territory held " Butler Charges ‘Blunder-Brink’ —.An ,\lr Force C47 crasiHMl and TH E OVERTURE Model SF188 a child. During hla three years In room, sharing a 4-burner gas stove , , i der conalnioliiJh now will"ni*ke exptmleil on a 97fi-(not moantaiu ' NowNeoring by. Raul Oatro, one of Cuba's Moscow ns an AP coriespondent and balhroopt with .three or four i ^ „ W*wa*aci'B«C 2 the NautUiis look like a Model T ," rebel chiefta)ns., three inlie* south ef H arris y he wan able to- learn n lot almal .other "families. And . U takes'll a A lJ I l j according to Cmdr. Erman O. burg today, killing six .Air Fore* iU— Slerenphonif -Equipperl High-FIrtet- Rebel radlM had'warned Cubans how the: Rnsslan people act and re-' 'months of watting to buy an ordl- j 1 Proctor, director,•«( Groton 8ub- By B. VACTABO •‘Republicans are donated to Completion, It net to use the airline, declaring it evitable defeat unless they charge |iersfinnel..The twin engine'ermft ity Record Plnying Ir.Btriunent act. nary attrartlve pair of shoes let ( .J marine'School'* (Skecujtve dlvi*ion.! Wilmington, Del., Oct, 22 1(Ah rmshe*l Into Mte densely wooded to be too closely connected with alone high heels. • Washington. Oct. 22 fAi-DfJPI label that the Democrat* "are dedicated ' -I '■ I Dynamite cache fotmd In patch j Harry 8.--Truman aought to lo »ociallsm at home and warmon- mountain top and dng n farrow • A. ■' ' TVilh 'EM a M Rndix. May he need the government of President Ful- By ROY ESflOYAN Nn* 47 In 47 RAIVAI f aonM\ nn4 B'ATHS Will Be The Ultimate gencio Batista. Vllaboy expressed geriiyc abroad," through tree* for about ISO feet- separately ae .a Hlgh-Kidellty In Forty-one year* after the Rus ‘-7.f'sr sir-f.iS'f.ra.i'T:. xs The voters, he aald. "arjs not go- heforr It nipped over a»d began belief tftat the rebels had nothing sian revolution the pie is still in to bum. ■ 'j.t • strument. Fully equipped for Stere- to do with the plane's disappear the sky for1#9 per cent of the So ^"iheJ^'i.T‘’rim '‘7h.'"p2l^/”^nd ' ; Joking (or (dte^Teton i President also In Service, Patient ance. « ("garbage again." ophiinir Sound Reproduction by ad viet people. drab. But last year tK govern- going to fight'back w * Truman wa* tn top campaign! DKT.ATOK ’s a id DYDIG ' The way the Rustiana feel ment niiL out a neat raeian-sleeve a oTfa . .Fiigtil-year marriage of Errol' "chief hatchstman" (or the ,,Re- Vienna. Oct, 23 tfih—The In dition of llte coinpanloh- Speaker form at a rally in NewciiaUci Pa., Core and Comfort, p,y f* 1 about it la. illostrated by one' of ralncoSt in tan and navi blii?. ^BnUer wfd"?*^ actress Patrice W-more publican*. He said Nixon ia tiy- last night. He got * welcome ihei e dependent Vienna newspaper ayateni illuMruled. Choice of color*. their anecdotes:' him iniDroved the gtreei Mon^Mr-■ . w .? t rr|M>rted coininz apart «t •ram *, lng to help Ihe^GOP candiHalf* by Ike Pre*ae reported today tbnt U.S; Seeks Release sal gi earUer In U«i day that rivaled^ teh One Soviet citizen aaya things ;^"t;rSovlet ni^le'Vs nSfhink t Z / a T accordl^ to Vork Jo.irnal. u.fng '•verbal garbage." some of hi* 1948 campaign appear- .Malyan, R sikb^ Stalinist dicta-' S3 T.tR ate going to be great - every Rus elae In 41 veara Preiit p u b . ' Columniet Sobol. Truman aalaaaio this , and more of ; . . . , -And when we we are not An earthquake trt’central and - ancea. He i*’flying into New York! tor of H ungary until 1956. Is 1' ' Of Nine by-Gaslro sian will have a private'jet plane Elsenhower and Nixon aa lie car-n dying in n Kuaslnn enBatoriumf Even Warsaw la a riot of color going to atoop-to recrimination Java klfled *even pemoas and rted his . Democratic campaign this afternoon lo do some extra! by 1960. ■* and revelry compared lo Moscow — — **— — •»— - - - - — - .... campaigning for Deniocratic. Gov.! 4)uoting diplomatic sources, tb* L « IB 13 9 - 7 s 5 OFF RESERVATIONS ARE Fnt Refmhimits . .Havana, Ofct. 22 OP)-For the ■ "What dp 1 want a jet for?"- a ■ Everything’* crowded Averell Harriman in him vigoroua- j paper aald hU doctor* b a ^ giv 2t 24 i* SO 32 34 L • ,SKond -tbn.« In four montba.^ the friend aakA . ■ . - . i.. c s :r J e«vW;-The streeti a re -w . « _____ l.VH-pnterted i-ace.'fqr. — — . reelicUon-— en------upt-- hope (or Rhkosi. 6E .who NOW BE4NO TAKiN. tl.S. connuI'aU In 'Santiago'today "Don’t, be. a Tool," the first man i||»|nj?nitj^,ip* 1^ Btitter y»<»f* wsatnoi-Ngtaisw fteckefelig;^ ‘"“ j’ I’^Vortedi^ aiifTerira is heart n t -''' ôught^'-tbfr --ntkmae'. 'WiljW* PINlVdif'infrp^ ITOre*. The n su ^ a n u . are nearly i Abraham .Lincoln wrote "i beHeve . Three Brooklyn, N. Y„ fishermen . as. Surrendered tnlo H Reds'mI«* tack m-enlly after n long period kidnaped by rebels in eastern Cuba. are egg* In Vladivostok you jump nliig "round government ROOMS NOT *VAILA8Lt ( RESERVtO) . Filing Infarmation always crowded. People hover out- i that we need nolhiiTg so much ),ave mirvived three and a half "A ‘sound’ government ’ to Ute In his speech last night Truman | of fislUng kealth. p = a SPACIOUS lArNROOMS Th'i XmcTtean embassy tn .Ha into your jet and go to Vladivos again charged that Pteeldent Bi-| IKE LAUDS U.S. MIGHT Not, glo 54 TWO BEO LIVING ROOMS Sales a n d aide every theater movie, oner*-!than to get rid of ynjuat eusplcidn d*,* (h the alarm-laiwed AtUnfle RepubUckn*," the ■ 74-y*»r-old t R - LOUNOIS vana said Ambassador Earl E. T. tok." houte and s^rUstadliiro^cadgjng of one another." . He continued; * crippled )H>et...A .larg« senbower "surrendered to the! Chicago, Ocl. 33 (Ab — Cam Phoflt Ml 9.0448 SmiUv tnatructed Consul Park Democratic campaigner argued. DINING a HOSPITAL EACILHIE5 ARf A The Rusatarfa have made Impres ( "O*** iHindred years later, in: reactor designed to prove atomic Oortimunlita" In reaching an paigning PrM dent Bieenliower TtR-TERRACES Wollam "to Talce a fim ) piMltlon sive Mride* in beiiaing and con- "Is the' kind of government in r Service m enu are filloted by narty or trade 1958, It la the voice of Blchafd propulsion in large Navy craft which, the Prcaidant make* nice armistice In the Korean fighting. anid t o ^ that from an ever- In his contact with the rebel*." slimer gooda since Stalin died, union orgwTUaUon. ‘nie ptibUc gets Nixon which speaks' for what wa* wmt late eperaWaa yesterday, "We ni;c'’ paying the fiddler nli ataadpolnt America la .Om Two Americana and se’ven Cu Drive''Into Moscow from any di the leavings. sound* while the Vide rPreaident once the party of genUe Lincoln; Clara Marie Danielaon Benson, aharts.” right how for doing it," he aald.. stroageet military powor M the lon,TOlLANP. TURNPIKE, lUCXlAND ban* w ere'abducted from a Texjuio. rection and your view ts blocked Unen .fsr Everything '' and we hear aurii ugly and Truman ha* contended he could worM. Plugging n new iMellen refinery nmur-Bantiago on Monday 66. atepmother of Agriculture Sec- And h* added the Republican* by uiU nsplring^but. mlMsiv*' con There a re Une* for nearly ritiv* language aa 'rot gut think r M r y Ezra Bemw, iHed- la have made the aame agreement oh of n RepoNIcan Congrean, the --4-:: dnd taken tnnbel hideout* in t)ie can’t mak* up their mind* wheth 'We Serve The Oiqnity Of The IndividuaVC st rdciiqn projMta. And GUM. the everything in Moscow, from bu*e* ing,’ '‘political, mdtcala' and ‘*i|^ Florence, Italy...Actr'ea* Barbara er to atm their campaign *.'aj the the same term*' yeara bafore. President hit eut enee aanro a t Jonglad'.nhMaiUin*. The rebels told hlggaat 4lepaHia«tt store, ha* a to streetcars to the pop. and icb P M tm n y ~ , Btanwycn, ongcring eevere oon- ‘RencUonarieif'Tor-jtheir money or But he didn't do ep,- he eeid. be- Trimt ho termed tlie# deaalaiantB window Bill «f higb-baaled *h'oea iresHon and fiuld in her Jungi, ia the liberals for their votes.” redkel wing of Uw P anmcrrtle I a n fa g d Xwa|... . But M per cent ef Moscow's t^tCwOpied ••#*«•( (ti*B«a6*(| OB JPsge fnihr*) In * hoapitel today. Truman said, admits the (CiMittWMd * • ra g e Ninetoaji)