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y PAGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1967 l®mtrljp0tfr ?Ettpntng l^pralh Avenge Daily Net Presa Run For tho Week Ended The Weather October 12. 1887 Fetmam H U . B. W m *»m B m M The executive board of the Man­ The Motherhood of Mary which was decorated with tables GOP Women Plan TESSPnOL SEPTIC TAkK CIOCCIKC About Town chester Republican Women's Club Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ Refrigerator Needed Rev, Rask, Wife set with candles and arrangeWienta 12,690 will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at row at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. of muma A wedding cake graced PREUHTEO; ,Net no eeel tonight, Lew In 48a. the home of Mrs. Charles Lesper- Raymond J. Murphy. 33 Dorothy Events for Year Thj Town Welfare Depart­ Feted at Church the’center table, and refreshments Member of the Audit Tbem iny mild, rate begtamtaig Intn Chapter, N'o. 91, Ro^ral ance. 21 SL John St., following the Rd. Mrs. I^roy Parker will be co- Buremi of OIrenlatlea Arch Maaons, will hold a buaineaa ment la appealing for an elec­ were served by a 'Committee of In Um day or Mglit. Hlgb In 78a, caucus of the Republican party at hbstess. All members are reminded The Women’s Republican Club tric refrigerator to give to a wlUch .Mrs. Robert Widham and meeting'at Ita regular meeting to- 7:30 in the Municipal iSuilding. to bring articles for the rummage On Anniversary Manchestef’^ A City of Village Charm morrhw evening at 7:30 in the Ma- of Manchester is formulating plans family in need. Mrs.' HJalmar Carlson were Co- sale to be held following the busi-. chairmen, Others on the committee aonic Temple. The meeting will be ness session. for an active year, according to The department mdy be The Rev. and Mrs. K. EJnar The Past Mistress Club of reached by telephoning the Mu­ Included Mrs. Ivar Caclson. Mrs. VOL. LXXVn, NO. 14 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) followed by the usual aocial hour Daughters of Liberty, No. 125. Mra. Raymond Bchaller, president. Rask were honored by members MANCHESTER CONN; WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 16, 1957 (Ommlfled Adm rtM ag an Page M ) PRKX nVB CENTS and refreshments. The subject of the Rev. H. G. nicipal Building. Paul Norllng, Mrs. Anna Ogren LOLI. will meet Friday at 8 p.m. The Membership Committee, of and friends of Covenant Congre­ and Mrs. Alfred Olsson. at the home of Mrs. Jessie Lyons. Cattail's talk this evening at 8 A few openings are still avail­ o'clock at Zioh Church will be which Mrs. Samuel J.' Turkin^on gational Church on their 10th w.ed-' During the social hour. Nelson, | I 88 Goodwin St. Jr. la Ohairmiin. is working on the able in the modem dance class for "Wedding Bells, the Marriage. local police were "out to get him" dlng anniversary last Friday eve­ on behalf of the church, pijesented i Shoppers to Profit; women being offered by the YWCA Feast Call." He will answer ques­ fIraC meeting of the year at which ning. ) . the pastor and his wife with two The Alpine Society will miet to­ new members will be received. The and that was why the arrest was on Thursday evenings from 7:49 tions and offer counsel to inquir­ made. During a recess. Judge Karp, ifiie chairman of the church, leather-top end tables. [ G>upons in Herald to 8:49 at the Community. Further night at 7:30 at the W. P. Quiah ers. and win be assisted by Pastor committee consists of Mrs. Wil­ Richard Nelson, presided during Present also were a number of l Sputnik Spurs on the request of Atty. Harold Gar- information may be obtained by Funeral Home, to pay their re­ Paul G. Prokopy. All interested liam Glenney Jr.. Mrs. Carl Rohr- the brief program which was pre- people who had attended the w ed-1 spects to Mrs. Margaret Clgnetti, bach. &Ira. Calvin Steineker, Mrs. rlty, defense 'counsel, viewed the Three' whole pages of eou- calling the YWCA offlce. are invited. scene where Patrolman Grover said aenteef in the church sanctuary. ding 10 years ago, including the LECLERG who was a member of the society. Donald Kuehl, Mrs; Arthur Bur' After singing two hymns. "Thanks pastor's parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Carl poni, offering discounts on ria FUNERAL HOME nap. Mrs. Donald Hemingway. Mrs, he was stationed at the time of the different kinds of retail mer- The lilorning Star Mothers Circle St. Anne's Mothers Circle will offense. to God" and "Leaning on the Ever­ Rask of Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Will meet tomorrow night at 8 All Saints Mothers Circle will Edmund Earle. Mrs. Fr^erlck lasting Arms," Maurice Swenson William Dezalia of Springfield: the chandiae appear in today's meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. for a pot- Peck. Mra Joseph Pero, Mrs. Rob­ Jamea P. Kopteroa, 19. of o'clock at the home of Mrs. Pauline meet tomorrow at 8:1'5 at the, luck at the home of Mrs. P. J. led in the reading of the Scriptures Rev. and Mrs. Johnson: and Mrs. FUNERAL- Scientist Spat Herald In the Manchester L ^lanc, 99 Coleman Rd. The co- home of Mrs. Michael Treschuk, ert Starkel and Mrs. W. Davicl Talcotville, was lined 321 for reck­ Sedolf Eklund, formerly a neigh­ Chamber of Commerce's Cou­ Peak, 10 Beech SL less driving. He was arrested by and in prayer. Special musical hostess will be Mrs. Blanche Hare. Rt. 44A, Coventry. Mrs. .John Keith. numbers were rendered by John bor of the pastor's, now residing in ' SERVICE pon Day promotion. Petrucelli and Mra. Roland Mor­ Mrs. Charles Lesperance, chair­ State Policeman Mario Palumbo Vernon. i Under the sponsorship of the The regular weekly meeting of on Rt. 15 on Sept. 5. Palumbp McCallum, the phurch Choir, and Walter N, St. Jude Thaddeus Mothers rison will be co-hostesses. Members man of the Finance Committee, a men's quintet. Program arrangements were Washington, Oct. 16 (JP)—^ Jaatrow'a views about the poi- Chamber’s Retail Division, 45 the Civil Air Patrol will he held will announce her plans for the testifled that he saw Kopteroa and Leclere aible early death of the sateTllte Orcle has postponed Its meeting of the circle are reminded to make HJalmar Carlson, member of-the handled by Nelson and Carlson. | Director X government scientist says . businessmen have placed 82 from tomorrow evening to next reservations for the'Mothers Cir­ at the American Legion Home atj year in the near future. Mrs. John the dirver of another vehicle driv­ coincided with a report broad­ coupons In The Herald. Clipped on Board of Deacons, and Mrs. Pat­ Wednesday et ening at the home of cles' annual Imnquet slated Thurs­ 7 p.m. Wednesday. Bowen, program chairman, plans ing erratically on the parkway. Russia’s sputnik—-which has cast by Moscow Monday night The other driver was not arrested. terson Chaffin, a former school­ Main Street. Manchester out and presented to these Mrs. Herbert Carvey, 95 Scar­ day. No-v. 7." at the Rosemount to have bi-monthly meetings with mate and roommate of Mrs. Rask ■r ▼▼ 'ir ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼ circled the Earth’ for 12 days which Indicated iputnik likely nierchants tomorrow, they will borough Rd. Mrs.' Thomas speakers who will discuss current Atty. Garrtty pointed out in de­ Cali Ml 9-5869 would fall from outer apace in a Restaurant, Bolton. fending Kopteroa. while at North Park College in — may plunge from its orbit 4 o|rfer discounts and savings on Sweeney and Mra. Robert Brennan political and civic issues. Mrs. Chicago, brought greetings and of­ > FRESH GANDY 4 land burst into flames within week. articles from soaps to dishes. will berths co-hostesses. Alan Wabrek, son of Mr. and Public Records Bowen will be assisted by Mrs Jo.seph F. Sardella, 34, of 86 fered their congratulations.''' L Kept In Refrigerated Cases 4 The Naval coiiaultant aaid in an Coupon Day is the Cham­ Gustave Eicholtzer and Mrs. Falknor Dr., charged with evad­ a week. interview that electromagnetic Mrs. John.M. Wabrek, 15 Benton Present at the occasion was the Whitman — Srhmft — P *8 That irlew, axpraaaed by Robert ber's third promotion this .year. Advertisement- St., has been elected president of IVarmiilee Deeda Thomas Ferguson. Mrs. Jack Mer­ ing reaponaiblity, was fined 350. minister who officiated at the wed­ 4 , forcflT might posaibly explain vari- In first two, Manchester bays Says Red Territory He was Involved In a 2-car ac­ Jas trow of the Naval Raaaarch atibna in sputnik's orbit which his class for the second consecu­ Margaret Roman and Frank C. cer and Mrs. Harlah Taylor, co- ding 10 years ago In Charles City, and Fall Fashion Time, a ma­ Rummage Sale Wednesday Oct. chairmen of the Hospitality Com­ cident on Center St. on Oct. 5. ^Arthur Drug Stores 1 Laboratory here, generally nina have baffled some icientists. tive year. He is a Junior at Clark Valento to Jamea J. Quinn and Iowa. The Rev. K. A. Johnson, re­ counter to other weatem predic- jority of retailers participat­ 16.—9 a.m. North Methodist University. As a freshman, he mittee. are also forming a com­ Sardella posted a 3100 bond for tired and residing in Springfield, There have been references to Flla E. Quinh, property at 146-148 appeal. DEVELOPING tiona that the eatqlUte might re­ an "u n k n o w n" force which, ap­ ing reported increased salee. Church, 447 No. Main St. served as class treasurer. N. School St. mittee to aid . them in their work. was pastor of 'the Rev. Mr. Rask's Mr.s. Schaller ha.s also an Norman F. Wlttum, 29. of Glas­ main aloft for aeveral montha. parently waa causing a alight side­ To Be No Sanctuary Myrtle E. Richardaon to Edan home church In Springfield from poiaibly a year. Inc., property on Haynea St. nounced the appointment of Mrs. tonbury. received a a suspended the time the local pastor was a boy wise drag on the sphere, creating John Pickles to be welfare chair­ Judgment on a charge of passing a GENERAL - Jaatrow,' a theoretical oonaultant difficulty in electronic computa­ Andrew Ansaldi to George F. until he left for his college and' reillii3T0MTlie United SUtes tn- zone. He was arrested on W. Cen­ alight there were Indicationa ^ u t- erty on Battiata Rd: Johnson reviewed vividly the cere- i T V SERVICE nlk waa loaing altitude. On a re­ But in Cambridge. Maas., the da.v joined Syria in eallinff for an argent U.N. inquiry intn ter St. bv Patrolman Primo mony at which he officiated' a director of the Smithsonian Astro- | ABC APPLIANCE REPAIRS ^ w a r d J. HoU to. Stanley W. Amadeo on Oct. 7. Dnya M AE A CaU cent paaa over Waahington, he By Walkout of the expiosive situation along tho Turkish-Syrian border. Vi- s: Hiiinski Jr. and Edna M. Hillnaki, decade ago. ; Nights Pina Parta added, the eateUite'a altitude waa physical Observatory said he is n o t' 21 MAPLE ST.. MANCHESTER—MI 9-1575 Vito Bulbina:^. 17. .of 48 Wood­ The remainder of the evening yet convinced that any myaterioiis property at Mountain and Garth Giurt Cases TEL. »H 8-5482 'eatimated at 147 milea. hda, land St..'Charged with obstructing was spent in the church vestry, I Moot previoua eatlmatea have force la acting on the sateUite. Dr. Power Unions Washington, Oct. 16 (/P)->accr«taty'4tf Stato Dulles said Robert W. Bird and Barbara L. vision, was also given a suspended had tha orbit, ranging from 170 Fred L. Whipple aaid last night; today the United States must be on guard against the pos­ Bird to Fred J. Seyigny, property Judgment. Bulbinas was. the only milea up to about 660 milee. "Wa don’t intend to call on novel Under NEW Management! MoimI«.v’b Cases one of 14 persons, arrested on Oct. e t n u t n m iq n Peris, Oct. 16 UP)—Electricity sibility of an attack by Syria and Russia agidnst Turkey. at 596 Gardiier St. . "Baaed qn ita altitude, the way force! to account for the variance Dulles said that in event of such an attack the United Edward R. Wierzblcki and Ruth Charles J. Casselli, 21, of 37 3 for having objects dangling from It looks at the moment the aatel- when we haven't exhausted the and gee workers brought indiistry Expert Repairing On AO Small Appllanceet their rear view mirrors, who M. Wierzbicki to EMwin A. Clinton St., charged with operating irin n 's llte might burn out in a iK'eek,” standard forcea,'' that la the com­ to a virtual halt throughout France States would not leave the Soviet Union as a , privileged LAMPS, IRONS, TOASTERS. GRILLS, pleaded' innocent to the charge. FANS. HEATERS and PERCOLATORS. Naachke and Lillian H. Naachli. a motor vehicle while his license 9 he said. "It most probably will bination of gravity and atmospher­ sanctuary. Early in the day, the other 13 CL0THIH6 COUECnON FOR KOREA ic drag. today with a 24-hour atrlke for ALSO ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES. property at 23 Nye St. was under suspension, was fined disintegrate and bum up, de­ Along with his grim warning. Dulles said he thinks an out­ were also given suspended Judg­ P h a rn m e y pending on ita design and alti­ "Wa can’t aay novel forces don't higher wages. Work Gnaraateed a Open Dally—Closed Mondays. Quitclaim Deed 3150. given a 30-day' suspended ments by Judge Karp. I A INC. W break of war in the Middle East is unlikely,, largely because Charles A. Thurber to Anne M. SATURDAY. O CT. 19 Thru SUNDAY. O CT. 27 tude." exist, but we prefer not to con­ Radio and television went off Jail sentence and placed on proba­ sider them until wC have- ex­ of the United Nations’ focus of attention on the area. Thurber, property at 27 Horton tion for one year by Judge Jules 1 Jaatrow declined to estimate the the air. telephones went dead, tub- Rd. BRITISH AMERICAN .nlUtude at which atmosphere hausted normal" procedures and wayi, traina and elevators stopped At his first news conference inl^ Karp In Town Court yesterday af­ 75 MAPLE ST. about six weeks Duilea aaid on the Certificatea of Incorporation ternoon. friction would set thie moonlet methods of analyaia." running. Newspaper presses halted A Bcientiat for project Van­ subject o f Russia's sputnik and in- Mary B. Flegert, Audrey S. Allen Casselli was arrested on Oct. 6 MoBdayjrtitiiSatutdoy^i A. a MidnIghD •afire. He said there ie no way to and late morning editions failed to and Lawrence B. Auerbach, doing determine Whether there uili be a guard, the y.S. satellite program. appear. tercontliwntal mitsilet that he Syria Bids-4 JN^ about 4 a.m. when Patrolman Leo thinke the Sovleta may he ahead business as Parkade Apparel, Inc. R. Grover said he saw him drive a ALL k i n d s o f g o o d USED CLOTHING,'BEDDING, ,^an ge in tha radio signal from Hundreds of thousands of the William Kilpatrick, Marjorie Kil­ I Rummage Sale] BOOTS, RUBBERS and PRACTICAL SHOES. the aatellite to tell of iti end. (CeaHnaed am Page Fonrtean) five million people of Paris— the of the United SUtea in thia area car from a Main St. parking lot to PINE PHARMACY patrick John S. G. Rottner, City of U ght—groped in predawn of weapons. i'Probe Turkish ■ . the rear of the Red Crois tailding Sponsored by United Nations Association of Manchester But he declared emphaticaUy doing buaineaa as Kilpatrick Struc­ on Center St. Grover aatd he knew Thursday, Oei 17 darkness to get to work after a «44 C E N m ST. tural Steel Co. cold breakfast. The gas was low that the United Statea pew has and Ml 9.9814 CaaaelH's license was under sus­ 9:00. A.M. will have marked military super­ Troops Threat Marriage License pension. or out, and there were no street Arland Ray Cropley, Hartford, lighU. iority over the Russians because in In court yesterday, Grover teitl- Renegade Says He Kept part of thia nation's lead in haavy and Lorraine Shirley Rauchle, 43 fied that he was absolutely certain South Mothodist Bicycles, acooters and cars pour­ United Nationa,NaUone, N. TT„ „ O ct IS MD- Novr in Progress OorUand St.. Oct. 19, Emanuel that Casselli drove the car. The ed Into the street! in a record bombers. Syria teday today called for ani urgent Lutheran Church. accused and two friends 'who were, Church traffic Jam. Many workers failed, He said bombing planaa art V.N. ing u lf into lan "ii"intolwbly Bunding Permit " vritlf him that morning said that Spogaored By WHY THE WAY OF THE CROSS? $5,000 from Mrs. Sobell tc get Iff ttelr joli*'."''" prwi«irtly"thyiiiui» iwUstie webpoW 7Biag*iurarnitttHttit*'“dr"■dr-tHXTUHt- To Carroll Nelson for Dr. Dontdd Casaelll did not drive the car. On STANLEY CIRCLE The French longllne railroad Sys­ In modem forces. iah-tyrlsn border. In five or 10 years, Dulles aaid, The move wee Wade by Syrian Morrison, for a dwelling on But­ the stand during the lengthy trial. - New York, Oct. 16 (A'»—Oon- tem, which is 60 per cent electri­ ternut Rd.. 144,805. Casselli said that he believed the fied, was hard hit. Some passenger misail'es may be the deeiaive weap­ Foreign Mlniiter Balah Biter, who *“ THAT CHRIST MIGHT B f Fred T, fesaed spy Relno Hayhanen said trains stopped between stations on and It la important for the charged that -concentration of Baker . 'today that he had dug up and kept and' steam locomotives had to be United Statea to push ahead in Turkish troops along Syria's bar- this field. dor "prsosagaa imminent, attack.’’ • Refuge of the broken hearted About for hlmeelf a cache of 35,000 al­ sent to bring them in. Most trains to the south and southwest had It the question Is one o f adequate He asked the U.N. OeRigal Aa- This legedly Intended for payment to Queen Elisabeth amllee and wavaa to crow’d at Uplands Airport, Gtlawa, Canada, •ht and defenee expenditures or a reduced eembly to act urgently dB;whai'he • Deliverer of the oppressed .Mrs. Helen Bobell. to bs sent to bring them In. Most Question trains to the south and routhweat Princa Philip depart for a visit to tha United Statea. (A P Photofax). budget and tax cuts, Duilea si called "threat# to tho aecu4*y hf • Strength of the tempted . Hayhanen gave the testimony as ■ . A . ____ certainly aecurity has got to aemii Syria and to latomattoaal poaca." trial resumed today in Bcooklsrn' o f Paris were canceled. 6 GRiAI DA YS - OCT. 14 thru 19-MON. thru SA T. k l o w U d u L t i m e t o • Rescuer of tho perishing first. ' Tha“ Byrian “ inltlqtl*|^ tooSll.N. Federal Court oT Rudolf I. Abel op . Office workers puffed up long inmber \ as: au.-i.- .,s • Saviour of the sinner flights of Stairs to unlightsd of- Dulles described .Ruaala’e tue- A $4.00 Hunting Trip Acci­ charges of masterminding Russian W sbo« ^ecplonagt in thla country. - fless. ieen Cousin ceeaful la u n ^ n g at the (irat • Door to the abundant life Bktrth sateUite as a useful thing giva the 2 for I-PLUS A PBNHY! dent policy paid $224 in The witness pravioualy tesUfiadj Long fuCues (prmed st stores Elizabeth on Way nows to Turkish Ambassador RE-STOCK YOUR the 35,000 in rash had been secret- selling esridles or Kerosene lamps. because he said it arousa the Serfullah Esin. W 'Tnnnie groohd at Bear Motm- Rouen. Brest. Bordeaux. Tou- Of Washington whole country and Ckmgrese to the medical and honpital bills , Inuapi •Ms|r*»iii« Lyon. St. Etienne. importance of the^mleeile pro­ Tliera was no tmm CHRIST CALLS YOU Uin. N. T, . t{on from the II.B, PINE LENOX PHARMACY freezer when I was accidentally Mra. SobelL tha -wife of convict­ ^CRBMinvthe Lille-Roubalx-Tour- gram. informed quartan < . _ ed' spy Morton Sobell, has callad colnf .srea, as well as Paris, were To 6 Day U.S, Visit And Ro Eh Lee He argued that the admMatra- seriously affected, Strasbourg tion has realized aU along how the United States wtaitd Wn'trn got 'nm hqrd-iro«nn for that trip homo: Hayhanen'a taatimony concerning j putting tlw question eh 2991. CINTEH ST; LUTHERAN EVANGELISM MISSION...OCT. 13-17 .4hot la.4t year. Can such a received only intermittent current. Important this la and tha dwre* Ml 9.0896 her a "smear." Sobell ie serving | By EDDY GlIJfORE semhlYa aganda. DAISY QUEEH in pintn. quorta. and half a 380-ysar term In Alcatraa for his i TJie huge St. Nazaire shipyards, of Russia's advances in the field trip policy he bougiit for a Ottawa, Oct. 16 (47—Qtteea yblue-ayed her con- .. London,. .Oct-. 16.4ff^BuicUisf^ . Tha action han WELCOME TO THE EVENING SERVICES ... pa rt.in .jh a .Riiaenberg2 «taiit..apiyu hit .by .rotating, strikes .for..lh»Sft -KUaal*tii-.nretia::fu**eK.^fi^ 'BBP'Rr-ciexrty* indteated -»• beiisf weeks, shut down because bf lack K llh'FU ace' confinnei^^ that that congress and the nation gen­ deterioration of tho hy tha bag! IGop 'am Handyi Ten can on- weekend trip to the U foot­ ring. • . to her Canadian sabjecta after a Here, too, at Williamaburg the in tho laat few days, In teettmony yesterday Hay­ of power. visit ef four rrowdM da.vs and past is present everywhere— in the 'Queen Elizabeth II la a blood rel­ erally were not really awake to leg 'am oftwi. bacauaa DAISY QUEEN girm Tonight, Wednesday dnd At the' big port of Le Havre yastarday, tha 1 ^ ball games? hanen said the 35,000 came to him left for her first visit to- the nstorationa and reproductions of ative of two great Americans, the problem. Ministry summoned gou mora LEAN of tho MILK— moro proisins with secret instructions'to deter­ dock workers, mptal workers and United Stat4Mi as a monarch. Virginia's colonial capital. George Wathlngton and Robert B. 'Dullci ruled out any direct ne­ even hospital employes Joined the gotiations between the U n l.te d mate and prosentsd a deoliycatlon and minarala . . . loot fat Thursday at 8 P,M. mine whether Mra. Sobell would The 4)ueeii and Prince. Philip And here on this hiatorio penin­ Lee. that Turkey intands to "launch other iaturance qneatlon, call. . . serve as an u en t. gas and electric workers In walk' pnused at I anedewne Park and sula between the Jamea and York "Yes, It seems to be true," said States and Russia to earva up the ing out. world and establish what he called a^igremsditatad action against OAlSr pUEEN national OEVEtOeMENT CO, Julius and Ethel Rqaanbeig were ware cheered hy tbouannds of 'Riyara, Rritaln's 13 American tt palace official. The College of eonvicteEurope's Socialists turned foreign diplomats to tell them schoolboy history books. —the House which waa headquar­ The man reqmnslble for the cies. * * F R F C U munists to bring thousands into astonishing discovery that the M stubtstt/s Oldtst Finamial Institution a cold shoulder-today to Nikita S. Turkey plans to "launch a pre- the streets tomorrow to dem­ This la th ? region of the Ivied ters for Cornwallis In the final Much of the news conference BuUetiBs ^ruahehev'a Invitation for an al­ medlatad action against Syria.” phases of the Revolutionary War. Queen la pau*! American was Dr, questioning dealt . with recent onstrate for petes ' in Algeria. tower of an old red brick church Anthony Wagner of Britain’s-Col­ from the AP W iiis: liance against alleged U.S,-Turkish ' Acting Foreign Minister Khali The Reds stuck up thousands of on Jamestown Island, of the tale of And two mortars, captur^ from threats by Soviet Ootnmunlat boas I roRK SHOULDER ■l b . threats to attack Syria. Kallas said to repreaentatives of Cornwallis at Yorktown. flank the lege of Arms. This la the reposi­ Nikita Khrushchev against Tur­ pink posters throughout Paris Pocahontas and Captain John Khrushchev's appeal waa the 10 nations including tha United entrance to the Wren building, the tory of all Information on -heraldiy key. Khrushchev has based hie ■■■"" —y * "...... urging youth to turn out Ip’ mass Smith, of the founding of James­ and the ancestry of them. second dramatic move within three States — that he had been noti­ town, in 1607, as the first perma­ oldest collegiate building In the belligerent talk on the idea that VX. ROCKET TtSTB FOUJED days tq.back up the Syrian charg;ee fied of Increased Turkish military (Oonttniied on Page Ten) nent English settlement lit the New nation, where the Queen will make He unearthed the fact in study­ Turkey la threatening to attack WaaUngt4m, Oet. 18 OPh-ttlm I CAPON against Turkey and the United concentrations on the Syrian World some brief remarks. ing all the lines of descent of the Syria, pro-Soviet Arab nation in A ir Poroq, anld tadny tanr States. Egypt’s. President Nasser border. He added that Syria Is con­ It Is the 350th anniversary of The weatherman' promlaed a Queen Mother. the Middle Btast tomirts bnvo been made to Ir/JMh r o a s t in g c h ic k e n s seiit troops to iyria Sunday. sidering taking the matter before Jamestown, largely, which brings beautiful Indian summer day for Wagner dug up the fact that the Duilea recalled that postwar U X aboonneh rocketa from bnl- I Bus Union Ordered young monarch ie one of tha near­ troubles between Ruseia and Tur­ taonb out to 4,600 mllaa la apnea YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY . Writing as fhe Soviet Commu- the United Nations. Queen Elisabeth here today—along Har Majeaty and all the vtsltore. alst party chief, Khrushchev sent Blit an Egyptian a m b a • a y with thousands of spectators eager One of those trying, split-second est relatives now living'of the firet key began as early as 1645, that bat weather foiled each effort. almoet identical letters to seven spokesman in Ankara, Turkey. jTo Postpone Strike for a glimpee of her dark'halred schedules lay ahead of the Queen President of tlie United States. the Truman Doetrlna of aiding West European Socialiat parties. Abdul Settah Mahmud,Khmiiff KKiflsaid heh* ffiridid I from the moment of her arrival BUB 8TKIKE OFF I SPtCED He declared. "Inaperiatist western (Oeattaned am Titga Thlr4y-OM) (ConUnoed Bags Faarteee) Now Hnvoa, Oct. 19UH — not believe Tiirklth troops had New Haven. Oct, 16 (/P»-t A from Ottawa, Canada, at War­ ...if you want to hard enough oil companies" created the Syrian concentrated bn the Sjrrian bor- wick's F*trick Henry Airport. It Tba Coaaeettent Cta-’a bas .driv union waa under a reatraining or­ era and iweebnnien today ealled [ LUNCHEON MEAT LB. sriala andsthat the Unlted.^Statee der today ndt to let 1,300-Connec­ embraces all the pomp and solem­ and Turkey threaten-aggriMon. (OanNnned en Page Ten) News Tidbits nity and honors accorded a for­ off their plan ta go. on atriko ticut Co, bus drivera and mechan'' x t 8 ajB. Headay. Syria would not he left to/defend tea strike Monday. Culled from AP. Wires eign head of state— etarting with Receiver May Run Union I ^ 8 8 on* jop Martinson Jomar oftor dinnor Instant Itself alone '4f it ivere snacked, national anthema and a 21-gun Meanwhile union and company LIVE CORPSE INDICTED ■ you buy on* iar Martinson Xhruahehev said as ha ewied for ^ c i a ls were to meet .here again salute and a welcome from , U.S. the Socialists to work Udth the East Germanv today with state mediators in an­ protocol chief Wfley Buchknaii and Boatan, Oet. 18 1*»>-Alvin O. I 100% pur« Instant Coif to for only; 5 ^ . Oommunlsta for Middle E^st peece, . • ' ef Czechs fearing currency change Gov. Thomas B. Stanley of Vir­ Plaekter, SI-yearHild boatoeoa- other attempt to settle a pay'die-. go on buying paalr. . . . Wesley-' Teamsters May Escape Reaetton Uafavoi puts. ginia. aoaa today was ebargod with It's true that "something has to give" in man­ Socialist leaders fai i (id out of an University annonaoes $266 .|if- Then It will be-by motorcade to larceny of gl0A 7g la eeaBOettoa Recognized as ' The restraining order wae issned creaite in tuition beginning next I A HEINZ HOT MINUTE MEAL few er received the overl ure coolly. ^ mxe ..yesterday by Superior - Coqrt Jemestewn Isla.hd, for a service of with what polio# d eaerlM ao aging your money— but— will it be spending or British Labor party ImBdee Hugh September. prayer for. Queen, President and Suspension by Labor hia faka drowning la m atoa K v ' l it r h /J u d g e John Clark FiUGerald 'h Kansas City poUc4^ hold 16-yesr Harbor. At the same time, — Oaitskell hurried•4 to Nd. NC. 10 Down­ peace among iwtiona in the recon­ REEF SYEW CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER k.7L(St'K7 s p y . X J .W F jfe w hourir after the bus company aid South Dakota youth after' 560 sdving? ing Street ro talk wjth Q>ntervaUve ___ ■ j filed a complaint asking for the structed placq of^ worship where two brotbere, Louis Bwauk, 26, I Prim# Minister Hbixm Macndllan. mile chase. . . . Anthony Eden's the .American. Episcopal Church and Walter Swank, 28, who bad CHOP SUEY — BEEF GOULASH doctorsTepori fornM-r prime minis­ Washington, Oct. 16 The»convantion next' December expel Oaitskell then sent Russia a note Berlin, Oct. 16 (P>—Oommuniit I was establianed. There, too, the poaslbility waa raised today that the federation’s largeat affiliate. reported "eeeiag” Plaekter saying that It shoiud' go to the Bkiet Germany today called upon ' **»»* f ter not tally recover^ .from ali­ first elected/ legislative assembly dtawa from bis boat laat Aa« U R S E SIZE 43c CAN other nations to follow the le a d ^ I' committee *>•'>___ “ tentative ment. the scandal - tainted Teamsters Both H offs and Beck have been I United Nations if It/wlshed to sT' Strike date for 8 a.m Monday af­ of the. New World convened. Union may escape a threatened formally labeled by the AFL-CIO gust, were charged with being Yugoslavia in recognizing Iti Stal- Mx New Orleans yoolha held It's Easy to Save at Sovings and Loan . . . be­ gua its ebargea ter negotiations broke down last Waiting for the Queen, to tell AFLtCIO suspension .if the union council as corrupt and uifflt to acoeseortes after tbo fact of I in d iv id u a l S R ^ 2 CANS 44c Tha London Jy Harald, the Inlet regime. after stealing trawler to sail to tereeay. week. Miami. . . . Bridgeport ccroner her about the mother-in-law tree it put in charge of a court-ap­ remain in organising labor. Thia cause you can save with any alnount, even one Labor party newi .described Banner headlines in the Red But Judge BItxGerald required In the ancient graveyard outside, pointed receiver. decision was based on testimony the Khrushchev a[ [ as Insincere Bast Berlin newspaper* Jubilantly holds IS-yea^^ikl gnllty of negli­ CHURCHMEN ELECT gence In suto -death: James R. Hoffs haa been elect­ involving both men developed be­ dollar. • and objected to ite r made over welcomed the Yugoslav. act that (OeaUnned ea'P ege Twentj'-elx) (CoMtiBiied ea Page Fenrtaen) ed president of the giant union, fore the Senate Rackets Investi­ Hartford, Oct. 16 (47—Prof. I HAVE HOLIDAY FUN! the lLc;de '.of governments to op- cracked the diploiawtic quarantine Part of Maine lobster industry George B. Bobmaa of Re^wl Indicted for eonaplracy to fix succeeding Dave Beck. But his gating Committee headed by Sen. fositlon parties. the Weit.^had built around the Oak, Mieb., a member of tbo pricesres alterafter lastlaat summersummer's s dispute,dispute. t t d nST m plans to take over the 1** million McClelUn (D-Ark). Reactiona also ware unfavorable German aatellite state, niember organization right away But the AFL-CIO council might faculty at Wayae State Univer­ I FREE 24 HOLIDAY STENCIL tai' H om ax and Denmark, which Rep. Judd Opposes . Cambridge. Mats., youth teetl- IJ . 3 . J U S V 1 C S t T I F C sity In Detroit, was elected The Oldest Financial Institution In Man­ Neuea Deutschland, the Commu­ flee that he and others were beat- „ - ■ ' , have; been stopped by a federal postpone any suspension action if have Soc&llet governments. nist party newspaper, declared I court order. the court topk the union’s affairs moderator of the National As- en by state police. B4ielaUoa ef Coagregatioaal . I DESIGNS Danish Socialists withheld full Marshal Tlto’a government now Union of Churches ckets over Cities The court order remains in ef- out of the hands of both Beck and aomment until the party's execU' Britain to carr>' out. new eei Chrlsttaa Chareheo here today, chester Gives You Every Advantage — and accepts the reality that "two Gcr.:' of hydrogen tests over Christm'ae I feet pending a hearing Monday be- Hofta and put them in charge of ■ 12 Christman tlve committee could meet. But a man statea exist." island this winter. . . . Head of its Sands Proving Ground, I fore Federal District Judge F. a court-named receiver charged party statbment said the Danish Hartford. Oct. 16 (47—U.S. Rep. FLU HITS HIGH SCHOOLS Invites You to Benefit. . European aecurity and solution, Judd China, spoke aerier4|ip?')>rograina!rq8%Mexico base president, the council led by AFL- They are pinning their hiqiM on tieaal Bank kero about 8:28 thia OPEN TO 8 P.M. THURSOAY 6s "pure propaganda reflactlng tha Angry W4st Berliners and West 3-day convention of the National Oregon deer hunter cnpihirea i yesterday for a ceremony which CIO president George Meany is next Monday’s Hearing, hoping the well known Soviet riewi on the meralag. Bank ProaldeaS B. G. 1 ^FRn PARKING AT REAR OF OUR STORE ■ ^ Germans waited to see If C hucel- Asaociation of Congregational man hunted by iSO-man posse . . : i turned over the Taloe Dofenao expected to suspend the 'Team' plaintiff New York Teamatart Otoea-aaM the men *

■ ' - ' . ■ ■ ■..... ■ ' ' i - ‘ I . ► » ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBES 16, 1967 PAGE THREE PAOS TWO MANCOBSTER EVENING HERALD. IIANCHESTEB. CX>NN* WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1967 Tea Room Slated Perhaps at another time she orUI ReglionftI Dbtyig* Slides of Cruise Ballet; Troupe attempt it, she says. Airing S^t Nov. 5 on Bonds Pythians Seat Chappell Shown to Qiib At Art Exhibit LargeCro^d„ Shdinwold on Bridge Plans Shelved ‘Sky Platforms* Made For Poolf School Projects A tea room for the convenience ■ I I ■ I A The FrofesZiontl Women's Chib Flint, Mich. FUbt company of the patrons attending the Art —A At First PTSA As Grand Chancellor t r i b o -h a n d f i n e s s e hold Its October meeting last eve-' Tho Mancheitor Ballet Troupe reporta it is producing "sky plat­ UnprovemenU tofhiBnU by the Nov. 8 hearing date. PROVES FATAL Ntorth dsalsr. ning at the Center Congregation-, Exhibit at Center Church Oct. 28 forms” to guide missiles or al Church. Following the bwlnem died aborning. Olciba Hollow awimming pool and Other construction projects prob­ Manchester’s Griswold A. Chap­ By Alfred Sbeinwold North-fionth vnlnsrabls and 29 will be open in the Federa­ planea thousands o f mUes over 17 meeting, Mrs. Howard Jarvia sn-| Early In September Mrs. Ger­ ably to be included in the bond is­ Certain opening leads ore proper K c n r a land, water, or ice "autoniatlcally Top quality used Mercurys to chooae froniv 2-doorft 4- Um WaaiUngton School to be in­ Fall Meeting pell, 78 N. Main St., was installed tertainsd ths club with. many eol- tion room. cluded with a bond Usue referM- sue referendum are Stage III of against a no-trump contract but ft 9 6 trude Q. Tyler, local dance instruo- and with phenomenal accuracy.” doorst hardtops, stations wagons. Prices from $76 to the Barnard Junior High School last evening as grand chancellor of W A K J • 8 ered slldss taken during her rsesnt Assorted desserts, coffes' and tor, undertook to organize a civic The devices, it says, con be dtrai" In December or January not against a suit bid. This fact two months cruise to South Africa, 32400. improvements, a new town garage, Hebron, Oct. 18 (Special) — the Grand Lodge of Onnecticut has its effect on the proper third- 0 K 8 ^ tea will be served each evening ballet troupe. For Manchester used in the airliners and apace moved ahead at a meeting of the 4ft A K 7 8 SpiUn and Portugal. Trinidad waa ■hips of tomorrow sutd will pro­ Board of Directors last night. a new North End junioi;' high Several hundred people attended Knights of Pythias. Re and other hand play by the leader’s partner. from 7 to 9, and Tuesday after­ residents'of all ages, both men and BROS. MI 3-5135 school, and ah addition to the WEST BAST the first stopover, followed by Ba­ vide .guidance at any altitude, Public hearings to authorlae ap­ officers of the Knights, as well West opened the deuce of spades, noon from 2 to 4:30. women, the'trbupe w.ouid have been 315 C E N T E R Mary Cheney Public library. the first fail meeting of the Region­ ft A 8 I 1 ft K 16 7.4 hia and Rio da Janeiro in BrasiL composed of those who had had a in any kind of weather, at any MORIARTY propriations for archltect)s plans They will be listed‘as separate al District $ Parent-Teacher- the officers of the Pythian Sisters and South played the low spade WQ7B3 W 1 6 4- then Capetown. Ihla was fellowsd Members of the committee ere: apeed, or over any distance. arid speciflcations for both projects from dummy with as confident a Mrs. Winfield Moore, Mrs. Ev­ year’s training in ballet. or who projects on which the voters can Student Assn. Monday evening. for 19S7-88, were elected yesterday 07 3 O Q 9 I 4 by a safari by train and alrplan'e'' eould prove their potential ability. srere set by the Directors for Nov.: pass one 'by one, Martin said af­ afternoon at the 89th annual Grand look as he could muster. He ex­ ft 16 C 3 ft 9 E to the famous Kimberley Diamond erett Balding and Mrs. Ernest Un- The meeting opened with a tour pected the opponents to take the gerer, Monday evening; Mrs. Rup- The troupe w as. to hawe had A ■ ter Mayor" Harold A. Turkington Lodge convention. , aOVTB Mines. Views of ths Victeria Falla about 28 members. Because it was Oeneral Manager Richard Martin o f the senior wing of the new first five spade tricks, but he saw er Uppling, Mrs. George Beaure­ had made this suggestion. The Knights met for their elec­ ft 2 > ware shown, with comments on U - experimental, Mrs. Tyler planned was given authority to appoint an no reason to advertise his distress gard and Mils Helen Carrier, Contracts will probably be let Junior-senior high school which tions in the Masonic Temple. The ¥ 8 3 beria, Dakar, the Canary Istanda,' to keep the programs short. She a r ^ t e c t for the Globe Hollow In‘.January Mter bids are taken was conducted by senior students. Sisters met at the Odd Fellows by complaining about the bidding. 0 A J 10 E 3 and Madeira. Then sUdea of Mala-' Tuesday afternoon; and Mix. Jo­ Try Us For: FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Improvements. The architects will seph Tedford, Mrs. Malcolni Rob­ had hoped to use one of the small­ in j December, according to the Auxiliary lighting Tor the tour was Hall. Last evening, tbs two groups East hemmed.and haWed, PTnal- f t Q J t 4 ga, Seville, Tangier, and Lisbon er school auditoriums. On the ten­ obably be Scudieri ft Mankey of manager's schedule. Joined to install the new slate of ly, he finessed the ten of spades, North Best South West showed the beauty of theae eltiee. ertson and Mrs. Harold Scoville, • Ekpgrt Roily and anchester who dre^ a design, provided by portable generators of Tuesday evening. tative schedule were "Swan Lake,” OPEN THURSDAY EVENINQS S Ii4haped Stmetnree knights in the Masonic Temple. saving the king to cover dummy's 1 ¥ Pose 1 NT Fase F o n d o r . shoam to the Directors last night the local and Andover Volunteer 3 NT Paaa 3 NT Faaa and tha chtldron’s ballets, "Snow The drawing for the Globe Hol­ Chappell, who is the town build­ queen. About Mie-half o f Canada’s total After the close of the exhibit White.” and "UtUe Red Riding TPC to View Projeets Fire Departments. South pounced on that first trick 7 to 9 O'CLOCK ; low pool project revealed to the ing inspector, was knighted in Fasa Pass o u ^ t of copper cornea from the Tuesday evening at 9 o’clock, a re­ Hood.” . She had even hoped to use * Comploto Auto An architect for the Washington Following the tour, the meeting 1926. He was a District deputy un­ with ths Jack of spades and swift­ Opening lend— ft 3 Sudbury district of Ontario, Directora last night showed an adjourned to the gymnasium of ception will be held for. the ar­ the. services 8f some of Manches­ P o in rin q ^ School addition, has already been L-shaped structure surrounded by der four grand chancellors, a mem­ ly ran his eight other top tricks tists and members of Grace Group appointed. He is Willard Wilkins of the elemetnary school where Miss —four clubs, two diamonds, and ter’s highly skilled musicians, /per­ landscaped grounds and a bath­ ber of the hospitalization board, a in Woodruff hall. This Is being ar­ AU Work Onaranteed! , Norma Kibbe, state " PTA vice two hearts. haps including a violinist, a ceUlst, Hartford. house on one side. trustee for Memorial Lodge, No. ranged by Mrs. George Lawrence, and a pianist Sh EARSONs H a m m il l Before these and other projects president, installed the new slate 38, and a director of the Connecti­ Bast’s finesse o f ' the ten of i Co. Ck)St~of the total project was Who is being assieted by .Mrs. Because so few people contacted go before the voters, they wUl be of officers, headed by Mr. and Mrs. cut Pythian Center, Inc. He suc­ spades would have been proper Mwibm Nor Tw* Stack Isthanfc estimated by Martin at IlSO.OW. George Munson, of Andover Com­ Frederick Burr, Mre. Rockwell H. her, aha decided to giv« up the Idea EDDIE’S SERVICE reviewed by the Town Planning This would include a 9,250-square- ceeds Milton Hiller of Hartford as against a suit contract. West Potter End Mrs John Bengston. $87 Oakland S t—Ml 8-1208 913 Main Straal, Manchastar * MHcHall 3-1SFI Commlsslon.~' mittee chairmen were Introduced would not, in that ease, be leading entirely rather than attempt it on foot pool, the bathhouse, now esti­ at the meeting by Munson. grand chancellor. a smolleF and lesa'’cultural scale. Director Gene Kelly asked for mated at $22,000, a 680-foot fence Other Offleers from the ace of spades. If South is Members Introduced known to have the ace of epades, PROGRAMS the review by the Commission last site Improvement, a parking area, John H. Teomana chairman. In­ Others elected and installed were Various Reports night reminding the Board o f a equipment for the pool and bath­ Alan Loomis, IVatertown, grand East may gain by playing the ten troduced members of the Regional of spades but cannot ^ n by play­ Girl Scout Notes charter provision requiring it house, and architect's fees. Board of Education, and staff vice chancellor; Charles Hunder- Made at Meeting Kelly aald that he had been “ tre­ The same design could be used lach, Middletown, grand prelate; ing the king at the first trick. members of the new school were Since the contract was no- mendously impressed" by the work elsewhere if the Directors choose Introduced by Dr. W. Chriatof David Bushman, IVaterbury, grand On Sa^rday, O ct.. 5, the Wonder I f^ e Elephant Remembers This Day? of the Commission and Planning a site other than Globe Hollow, master at arms; Albert Helm, Of PHNA Here trump, however, it was quite pos­ y /d e o EYeryday Helsler, superintendent. Dr. sible that West was leamng from Mariner Ucouts of Troop 6 were F. 8. ^ 1 ” and' Nancy KiMk; 63 Henry St., and Richard Auer, Glastonbury, pause after a dqy’s Administrator Wilfred Maxwell on Martin said. 15ie site has been Helsler also added com|rilmentary Plainville, grand secretary; Her­ bert Evans, Watertown, grand The board of directors . of the the ace of spades. In that case. It AU Rights Invited on a rlv()r 'cruise by the hunting in Tanganyika ifo admire aj> elephant whieh Auer killed earlier In the day. The trie R t 6 discussed at a meeting of opposed by Director Francis Ma­ remarks on the faculty, student Has been on the h u n ^ g expedition in British East Africa since early in September. The photo town oftldala Monday night honey, who was absent from the Manchester Publle Health Nursing was better for Bast to put up the , T. DickstMoa ft Oo., lae. Sea Explorer Scout Ship "Yankee’’ body and school, for which he was Assn, held its monthly meeting yes­ king at the first trick. was sent to The H e r ^ by the trio. Mrs. Klock, serving as safari reporter, hae also sent one atory, Martin told Uie Board that he Board meeting last night. Other warmly applauded. ef Greenfield, Mass. The Sea already printed in The Herald, and will forward other reporta of the trip In the future. believed the Commission could Directors expressed approval of terday in the Auxiliary room of Moreover, since dummy's long The mimes of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital. hearts might well have bMn solid Scouts of this trp own an(l pass on the Globe Hollow improve- the Globe Hollow site. Richard Leon, as Andover mem­ The monthly report of Mrs. Ger­ for all Bast could tell. Bast’s best operate their own boat, a retired "Yahk(4," James /Egan, arid the camping trip the troop h(U taken son. 'Vice president; Mary Aana LUCY bers of the ways and means com­ chance was to defeat the contract Coast Guard • cufler, which is mittee. were the only new appoint­ trude Raynor, supervisor of nurses, boys drove the ^ r l s to "Storic- hat been better than the previous Aronson, secretary; Tanya Parrott, was read by Mrs. Bailey, reporting before South could gain the lead. docked on the* Connecticut River henge," ‘the Gr^nfleld Girl Scout one. treasurer; and Donna Zollo, aosist- ments announced. The main hope was to find four at Turner Falls, Mass. Town Seeks Time Extension The PTSA voted to assist the fitat 715 visits were made in camp, where ail were met-by the ant treasurer. Since returning from fiei^mber, of which 186 were new spades to the ace in the West hand. Edward Brown of the troop com­ rest of the /Greenfield Mariners, The 11 membera of Senior Troop the Long Trail trip in Vermont in senior class in reaching its fi­ Clearly, Best would defeat the mittee drove all the girls, the akip- August, the troop has been busy nancial goals for its yearMok and coses and 611 were revisits. A total who welcomed the gang with a 20, Center Church, received their For Silver Lane Residents of 483 visits were supervision, contract by taking the king of per, Mrs. Brown, and Second Mate roaring cider and popcorn. senior pins at their meeting last working on its exhibit for the Prod­ class trip. This will be the msjor spades and returning a spade. The Pat Taylor to the Franklin County ucts Show and making preparations project of the group this year, but which include tuberculosis, pre- After a ^arty of games and danc­ Thursday night. They were: Gall nattal, infant, pre-school and defenders would take the first five Boat Club where they \«ere Joined ing. th/ boys departed and there Armstrong, Pamela Conimt, Poppy for its trip to Europe next summer. Town Directors instructed Gen-ftinvestigate purchase of the project will not exclude other activities. tricks and could then cheerfully ELECTRONICS by four members of the Greenfield ...... sea K«e 'Hmst Two members from each town adults and crippled children. The mad scramble for sleeping Gerard, Erna Jackie, IJnda John­ era! Manager Richard Martin last was brought up by Director Ted four tuberculosis clinics had S3 give South the rest. Girl Scout Mariners’. cloee to the fire, son, Donna Lynne, Jeri Martin. Cummings. will form a standing committee to Dally (tnestlon LABORATORIES About 3:30, the "Yankee" sailed Netc Flaaher Lamp Made night to find out whether an ex­ work with 'the seniors on their patlenta, the five maternity service sy morning, after breakfast ^Inor Mlnnlck, Dawn Molumphy, Informed by Martin that he un­ clinics had 10 in attendance and Partner deals and bids one heart down the river, piloted by the cleanup, Skipper Egan drove irolyn Nelson and Ann Raeeler. tension of time to allow the town plans. 9 7 7 RRQAn derstood that the town could do the tumor clinic had nine patients+The~ next player passes, Sm § a i \ \j^ r~\ ^ bos’n of the ahip, Joe Conroy, Brown and some of the girls ■ Regn Psrk. N. Y. — An emer- ~{o~investigate the possibility of so only under competitive bidding A group of students and two attending. hold; Spades A J 10 3 2, Hearts 8 8 aided by the local coxswain, Bar7 A total of 38 Scouts and 8 adults gency flashing-signal lamp that faculty members will leave FridstY to church, while the others were buying the Silver Lane housing conditions, Cummings said that Mrs. Storrs and Mrs. Clarke at­ Diamonds J 8, Clubs Q J 8 4, IVhat barb Barbero. About five taken to the home of one of the I from Intermediate Tioop 67, Mrs. burns kerosene is being manu­ project can be obtained. Uits would be. "another story. for a High School Yearbook Con­ RADIO T 1 I 1 V I S I 0 S down river the boat was dockei I Afthur England, leader, attended factured by a Rego Park concern. ference at Columbia University. tended the meetiiT at the rehabili­ do you say? Sea Explorers for lunch and re­ Efforts to get an extension for Cummings had suggested that tation Center in Hartford, which Answer: Bid one spade. You can an island, where the. boys prepared turn to Manchealer. The rest of the I the Yale-Brown f(xitball game in It says its product will burn 80 tenints who have been told 'to the town ask the Public Housing Students will pay their own ex­ they found very interesting and affOrd to show your suit at the a hot dog roast with all the fix­ troop was picked up by Walter New Haven on Saturday, OCt. 5. hours on one S-riunce filling. The vacate the . project by Oct $1 have Administration to waive competi­ penses and will stay at the Gov­ educational. They toured the cen­ level of one. ings. At dusk the ship p4turned Slnon of Manchester, treated to lamp, (iesigned primarily for ernor Clinton Hotel. They are ex­ failed In the past. tive bidding for the town to buy ter, viewing methods and equip­ (Copyright 1987, Oeneral Fea CANDID WEDDIND up the river. limch and returned home Sunday The following, officers hav« been motorists and homeowners, weighs The suggestioh that the town the housing site and buildings In pected to return Sunday aftep ment used in each step in rehabili­ tures Corp.). After docking et Turner Falls afternoon; elected in Senior Troop 1: Judy just' under 3 pounds and is 16 order to give the tenants more noon. tating patients. The center is af­ PHOTODRAPHERS about 8:30, the ekipiler of the AU the girls i^ived that each HilinakI, president; Karen Peter­ inches high. time to vacate. *PhMf0ro* PtsHied filiated with the Connecticut Society Another plan concemlng the new. for Crippled Children and Adults, Aim fipeeiallalag la The Directors decided, however, school which was announced to the to continue efforts to obtain a treasurer; Frederick Beyer, Plain- me., and derives benefits from the Open House Held 3.D COLOR UBIBIGnSBBISniBISiniHBBnniBWnKRUMIBI^^ PTSA is the^ produotkm o(-t.iHMS Baster seals. They also arrange WEDNESDAY time extension. Pinafore" by the Hebron Choral idlle, gnhd'Inner guofdt Morton ...... y — ...... Martin said that he would try Tunkioty, Colchester, grand outer transportation for patients. Keeney School HERRTS CAMERA Society under the direction of Alvin ' Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Raynor at­ KEITH'S WILL NEVER RE UNDERSOLD! OPEN DAILY PROM to see federal authorities when he Ezer, school music director. guard; and Milton Miller, Junior m 4 PHOTO SHOP m i r r o r s o f AIJ. t y p e s goes, to Washington, D. C., for a post grand chancellor. tended the regional meeting at The show will be the first pres­ South Windsor. Miss Use Wolf and Open House at Keeney fit School Mi a>ma...... - - KbIb fit conference' of general mana^rs The Pythian Sisters elected last night attracted parents. leeeled la Naesfianae J. A. WMtft Gloss Co. entation at the auditorium when it Miss Allda Warner spoke on "Par­ SI BISSELL ST^B a »-TS2S next week. is completed. The group has an­ Gladys Epstein of New . Haven as They visited with tesMhers and He said that he would also their grand chief. Also on the slate ental Attitude.” nounced its intention of donating The northeastern region al heard subjects and methods of Cbeeeel 8 ■aittui. Owe. contact' the regional director in the proceeds to a school project. were Jane Smith, grand senior; training outlined. Uhoeae. a Mew ZaTee, 4ieaa. (226l> WAOOE TBAUt New York City a^n. Julia Gallo of Hamden, grand board members organization of Chsaasl U r ^ * ------‘"Tbe Lee Bea6 Slefr” Mrs. Robert Farley, Marl­ Connecticut Public Health Nursing Mrs. Wlnthrop Ford spoke about C k asM l 22 I SaFOBM- The manager added that the law borough, program chsdrman, an­ Jurdor; Sarah Hussrlt of (jolchester, the Luts Junior Museum and what rbeeeel 88 I______. grand manager; Cwol Olson of Agencies held its meeting Oct. 10 ON apparently requires sale of the nounced the year’s schedule as fol­ at the Suffleld Country Oub. This it offered students. (H) MEH OF AKlUFOLm projects by June SO and that evic­ lows: November, square dance, Plantsville, grand secretary; Min­ asasiaariti 846 (l»6i> m B io ^ u w o m AT i M i m meeting was attended by the fol- Mrs. 'VYiUiam Healy, president Oesstii Tie Do s m m . Tbs LOVELY PIECES DESIGNED tion noUcaa have been Issued now .to which students will be invited; nie Slmpsmi o f Stratford, grand said 190 memberships had been treasurer; Gectgianna Smith of lowiim board members: Mrs. Ed- Lade. '-arMc Mel- CHANNEL with consideration of the fact that January, student talent show; son Bailey, Mrs. Philip Cheney. taken. Mr. and Mrs. Lrouis ^ t t i ebelTf^Ule, $ j k Vaaberle tanfents may be able to obtain d MarciL men faculty and father's Plaiilvillc, grand protector; Emma LeVasseur of Hartford, grand Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. Leon and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Jack' 1 . Am SUllop ~ 6-month extension. basketball game; and May, a Dobkln, Mrs. Charles Felber, Mrs. Bton, co-chalrmeh of ways and YOU The town h u been given until basket social with lunches to be guard; Pauline Farr of Rockville, EXCLUSIVELY for us Cain ‘Mahoney and Mrs. John ineans jumouneed plana for Oct. SO to come up with a plan that auctioned. Junior post grand chief; and Rhea »Ule" Zipkin of Hartford, State press cor­ Robinson. "Giant Bazaar'' No. 9. "»> Cfly^M Ajgi OF BOOT- would make it unnecessary to evict Board Meetlag Report Mrs. Bailey gave a report of the The attendance -banner and prise the tenants. In a meeting of the Regional respondent. ozzS AmrEU^Vr were elected yesterd.ay afternten. Visiting Nurses Assn., spoke on served by Mrs. Emma fiwets and indicated.______.___ ^______ments of. $10.83g.M ^ voted to p w the subject; - ^‘The <3ianflng:- Pic­ < I) He 'saasa Ihilt be does hot think the cierit' ortKe WOHU, 'JoiMii^''Okr- -"Instiining ' OfHcen ' were....Ruth her commlttee;""'--=---“ ‘:-'=?=='^^^ - - ■ 4U> MILUONAIBM SECTIONAL Miller of Hartford, past grand ture in Public Health Nursing.” Bt.Tr el M r s Baa*- the town has authority to buy the ter, Andover, ah additlbhal $10 per After a buffet luncheon, ths meet­ NORMAN’S project in the absence of a specific week for expenses; and authorized chief; assisted by Mary Duncan of TT T im T C B (Celer) Simsbury and Sarah Phiedman of ing reconvened svlth on open dis­ "A C e e b Fer Mr. O eoerel. IN FOAM iiyBifR provlaiaa in the charter to expend a change order to purchase ex. cussion and question period cov­ 445 HARTFORD RD. funds for such a purpose unless it Colchester e ee IIOBTB (UBlSw* MILLION O O L U R MOVIE posure-proof switches for sewerage ering questions of interest to the Dine and Donee 6 JS (1 ) I 8RABCM FOB ADTBM- could say that the site is needed pumps, wMch will cost approxl' Hear Sapteme Otfieer PHONE Mi 3.1124 T r a c On# oi tha moot iobuloua oHatz avar menial You gal 4 tioRdaoina Mi for some public purpose. The installatlana culminated a 1- various associations. THURS-FIU..SAT. ( I) WALTEB WIKCBBLL FILB Tonlj^t Robert Toimr* mately $300. The board members' organiza­ ptoeoa oi Kroohlor fumUuio for lor looa 6um bihon CHk lor 2 or 3 yon too : The Board also named Dr. day convention here. A dinner was AT MBCE STANKO’S Tonig'ht at 7 :3 0 You’ll laugh till it hurtf when L«ef Betsy Drake in held early last evening. Judge tion o f Connecticut Publle Health 8:W (1644) BIO PAYOFF Ptocool ToqMtfwr. (hoy prorldo cm I ) M-iool ooaiiRqi oroal hRogtoo Helslee. m school administrator, to Nursing Agencies held its fall OAK GRILL ( » yaoK mmMM (ii> ru m LAW SECOND WOMAN handle m^xbuainess in connection Frankland W. Miles of Boeton, < S) iaMMTAMD I MW moBY wenrt you coald anerngo and ramtaassa your Uriag deputy supreme chancellor, ad­ meeting Oct. 3 in the clubrooms at $0 OAK ST-, MANCHESTER (22-M) MZTIMEK n D U T U and Ethel as en-inept couple of saboteura trying to take rerenge on ihefe with the C^hnectlcut Education roomi (A low idooa ora ohown kora.) Crodlod to KrooUor'a Ughost Assn. dress^ the gathering. 986 Main St, Hartford. Mrs. Charles Felber grave ah accotmt of l:IS (1061) n s VEfiDICT ■ alemdoida. Cororad artih "Seetchgord" traolod ♦279 "People Icmg ago learned how to The Regional School .office rC' TOPJU idM ca that rapol oiL loalst aolL protott l A S Y T IR M S husbands for monopolizing the television set during their favorite progrsinA portedly was notified y ^ e rd a y by die together,” he said. "We need to the rqeetlng, Richard Banks, Yale ( 2) FAllOr» FlATHOriZ M ON .-m . ON 18 Robert W. Pearson, 35, of Rock­ learn how to live together. University New Bureau, a board 6:N (1Z> BUOHTlEB DS2 PARK H IU . ogoiBst otolBal Pluaip. l00% the Marlborough Board of Educa­ member of the New Haven V.N_A., ( i> KhBTOOM K A r n s 5.-00 P. M. ville, was arrested last night and tion that It Will temporarily pro­ "Don’t wait till a fellow or girl (22-6S) q n u M rn z a oat loam tubbor rororaiblo is horizontal before you say ‘You’re spoke on ‘The Problems of Annual (tt) XraCAL INTEBLVDES H o w f Shop charged with operating a motor vide late buses so that students # cuoklona g iro d oop 8 Reports.” The aftemon . session STATE till (IMS) 8KCBBT 8T0EX A n d a t s t a y t i m e d f o r the bri^t new musicid shoir may participate in' extra-curricular great’.” 4:M ( I) UTTUC BA8CAU vMdcIe without a license. Pear "What this eoimtry needs is was in the form of a panel dis­ R ow an R y W in oocdtng cocaiori. HUS 1 NMtert son was aU^ped for a routine activities. 4:M list BOOR OF NIORT Dr. Helsler has been asked by the more of the spirit of Pythlanism.” cussion on "Nurses for a Growing (M> UMVair TTNIM fMMA wIm Mi check on Tolland Tpke. at the Ver­ Connecticut' NOW Tiira SAT. OO TOO TBOR TOOB , Ml 3.1103 Board to co-operate with the local he concluded, "and less of Gover­ WWRT non town line by I^trolman Sam nor Faubus.” Evesdnga Coat, from 8 PM. 4iU <22-16) MODEBN BOMAMOK6 uel Maltempo sdmut 7:30 p.m. Free boards' in providing . Information S B. Cmter St —l l sBehesim which they require to plan their At Intervals during the installa­ Twister Injurea 19 THf IlfiOSr S:M ( I) JONOLR SIM on $80 bond, Pearson Is scheduled tion, Mrs. Bernice Chappell and < t-U) WILD BILL mCKOCfi T H E B IO r e c o r d ' routes. to appear in Town Court on Oct. CHAUKNON4G STOKY Of V ILRD m m L t m Currently, it Is estimated that Gerald Chappell, wife and son of Opelousas, La ., Oct 16 (Ft—A V fmk f i m t f ig w MiW < tAD^Bozna 21, FAITH IVHt J a ^ e Le late buses will be required as fol­ the new grand chancellor, enter­ tornado injured- 19 persons’ as it (Ml OOMfiDT TU n George R. RainviUe, 20, Bolton, lows; Andover, Tuesday, 62, Thurs­ tained with a vocal duet and two FOFKT*_____ yesterday was charged with park­ cut a path of destruction east of l:M ( 2) m o ADTCFTOfiR day, 62; Marlborough, Tuesday. 88, solo numbers. They were accom­ here late last night < S6I> MIOEBT MOOBB CE.OE i.sjS -;™ .. stiirriii{>- ing too cloee to an intersection. A r­ Thunday. 77; and this town, Tues­ panied by James McKay of Man­ (IS) TEE BIO SEOW (I66D a a o j s TMBATm rested by Patrolman Ralph Kiuter Fifteen persona residents of ths (M) THE XABLT mOW Leaeir lelaaA el Tao- day, 62, Thursday, 74. chester at the organ. / Cypress Grove section about four on Main St. near Armory St., Raln- • ------“ The 6lee ef Seeebel” miles east of Opelousas, were (8i> TWIUOET TEKATBE MdS ( D M O m ville will appear in court here on Maachester Evening Herald An­ 6i66 ( S) FOFKTR PATTI O ct 21. brought here for treatment Four COWBOT COBEAL Wiis ( S) Mj^m iRTm AMR dover oorreepondent Mrs. Panl D. other persona injured in the Leon- Pfaastiehl, telephone PRgrim 6tU ( 1) NRW8 E WBATfim .DOCTOR Nike Housing ville area eight miles southeast of < 8) ir« Torm oommonitt (5 ) S S S n ^ ___... , Pikea* Coat Figured 2-6856. Opelousaa also were brought 6:M ( S) FOFETE TERATRB IS < 2) ERWS. 8FOBM A WBATB- here. RB (22) m o MEm According to the American Au­ Work Rolling Hospital attendants said the in tiU (22) 6FOBT80A6T PAGE MARS tomobile Aaiociation, it would coat Jured had deep lacerations .and ( t) FQUnCAL .. „ 'Ml WRATMBR $3L68 in tolls to drive all the major Board Ratifies bruises but none was believed in (tt) vtswa Work on the Lakewood Circle ;i!> WEA'THgR AMD SFORTS a n d featiirino- tonit>‘lit turnpikes in the United States, Nike housing site rolled into high serious condition. FBONTIEB DOCTOR Miller. Dorlngton is supervising ( *) STVDIO 17 pointed only two weeks ago. SYDNEY (ID BFOBTS FOCCt 121 a S S !"* ""'” ABC APPLIANCE REPAIRS out authority to do so.” ? When work began on the local ConrOraal r. fiiaatra (U) NEWS ____ ANN M IL L F R 21 MAPLE ST„ MANCHESTER—MI 9-1675 He said that he had'been advised housing development earlier in the Seshie Leree Isirseatlse CY GRANT 7:li (tt) LOCAL IIBWS i.einilSf” '" by the town's bond counsel that yesir, Nov. 18 was set as the dead­ 7:1* (•*> WEATBBB llM (ID AStm WORLD TORMB. line fo r its completion. However, "THE PRIDE ANO -.A L S O — T)U (U6D DOCOLAS aSIWABM. mwa 4 the two Directora should be sworn WBWb im ARD XnXRR BROW Under NEW Management! in legally. , public resentment and two wood THE PASSION" (22) m oBuoars They took the oath o f office fire bans delayed the project. Cekr aeS VlstaVitlra (M) NEWS ItU (» ) AT bSmRWITR RITTT again on Oct. 9 befdra the Town "It is still possible that the teb 1;M-S;M <(D s o m HALT. BEirS t(N (UdD nA T Tm CLOCK __ J Exjwrt Repairing.On All Small AppUanees: may be completed by Nov. but 2lM ( D DISHETLAm (U) HOWARD M n x m 6ROW | LAMPS, IRONS, TOASTERS, GRILLS. Counsel. , 18 ( D MOVIE e C!hoico of tioop-sofa or ragular sciia 'We have to thank Mrs.' Fitz­ it isn’t prabable that it will be, aim ! " trk big OAFKB” 1 LOVE LVOT til* (ltdD*RolpW PARTY FANS, HEATERS and PERCOLATORS. "iicbr am Frei Are 1 (22) REW FARTT ^ 4 with goRuino 100% ayloR corora patrick for having caught us up Harold E. Sanford, assistant area Merr CaUwea Msrr Ceiia VffiffiB*' ALSO ALL MAKES OF SEWENO MACHINES. engineer for the Army Corps, said t:4MlU-U:U > de- n o t they will bo oosnpleted It Nov. •top F iwh 4>sr Doero. 18. Hiese houztng developments are ProtrefifiiFfi M e e t Otffico One Msytag 140 Dryer penffiag on the city's size.’ Felice reemlts earned an average of $81 16-wiU affairs, fiosrover, while the ; MoodZ to $$M more yearly. om hers is for $3 honseoi - AdverliM in Hm itjPoys ;:H.r

FAoi roul HANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. qONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1<», 1967 MANCHESTER EVENDIG EEERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY,! OCTOBER 15, 1957 PAGE FtVB mambam are needed la tha choir tion will meet at T e’cleek at flt. dtrVaan, 61, EuropaBB-aaeratary at Bolton Tha men will njake the trip to Tol­ Oonnaetleiat jbot 91 and Nqy. 1, Thomas Moom, Otenaral Managar Post Office Seeks International Christian Laadtrahip Wesleyan to Hike u d would ba warmly welcomeil at Maurice ChUrch. ' ' land in groups, eliminating the Town Aides Going the Friday meeting. The Holy Name Boeiety is sched­ neceealty for everyone to drive. Subjaets to M diseuaead nt ths Richard Martin, and Martin’s aeo» UN Week Plans Here (had Tuaaday. Dr.. randerVaen, ifleetlng w111^1pc!u4e recent legis­ Help for Holiday whosa hems was lii tha Hagut, the Tuition Feic Instruction classes at St. Mau­ uled to meet at 8 o’clock at S t To UConn Confab mtary. Mm. Dorothy Kennsy. Netherlands, came to Richmond McDermott Named to Board rice Church Will begin with Mass Maurice Church, Manchester Evealng Herald Bol- lation on itiuhietpal Inauranca and Ths eonferenes is sponsorsd by •averal weeks ago to address an at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The children Senior Choir will reheame at the toB mrrrspondeitt. Dorli^ M. D'ltal- opening of municipal records u d ths Municipal Ftnuca Oflleers Announced by UN AM Nov. II has been set aa tha international Chriitian fellowship Middletown, Oct. 16 (gT--Wbi- are receiving Instruction In the Congrentional Church at 7:15. la^ telephone Mlteheli 8-5548. Four town offlciala u d tha gen­ meetings to the public. Aaaoclatioh of Connecticut, tha deadUna for reealvtng applications group. leyan Unlvaralty will Increase Iti ; , To Fill Democratic Vacancy raaponsee for use in dialog celebra­ Tha Board of Selectmen will -->M.... «'--- ...... eral manager’a secretary will at­ Attending from Manchester will United States, u d Canada, the for axtra C^rlstmaj help at the tion of the Maas. tend the unual conference for Dea Moines-^Lea C. Chandlar, tuition to $1,000, a raise of $300 meet at the school at 8 o’clock. . im U T IB S ’ COAL USE m o H be' Controller Leulgy Johnson, Col­ State Tax Department ud the P lu u for ItanehMUr'a obMrv-#l«, "A Gift to Grow On,’* and thla local post L s Help Plan Programs a Catholic and taught at the Uni- The Internal Revenus Service Some 390,000,000 aeroaol-contsin* ■ shoes, are wanted. These items has ruled that admissions to a hli- two freihman members. The CCW also voted to establish a may be left at the Britlah’ Amer- Mrs. Mark Kravltz. 49 San­ ve'ralty of Notre Dame, died Tues­ er products ware sold In the United ^ In naming Mrtlermott to the a continuing project of funiishing ford Rd., is chairman of the school day. He retired five years age afte# torieal pageant ars exampt from States last year at an average of lean Club from Saturday. Oct. 19, federal excise taxes, but the ex­ vacancy, the Ivepubllcan-controlled baptismal robes for each baby . through Sunday, Oct. 27, from 0 committee, which has contacted teaching English literature at $1 per retail item. Salas of these • Board has maintained the balance baptised in the local pariah. Mrs. ana. to midnight. all schools In town and ordered' Notre Dame for 35 years. He was emption does not apply to a coi- containers holding nonfood items ' of party representation, four Re­ PETER PAR Charles Robbins distributed robes any materials they wish. ’This I bom In Skaneatelea, N. Y. tums ball attended by a number climbed 33 per cent over 1956 and A literature booth will again be were 10 times those of 1961. publicans and three Demi for hemming and embroidering at ‘ set up in the hall of the Mu­ committee will also assist schools Richmond, Va. — Dr. Gaels van- of guests In colonial attire. - spite the fact that they were not the meeting. FASHION SIT nicipal Building for two weeks. In planning programs on the Uni­ required by law to do so. A. food sale will be conducted on A Little . Free material may be picked up at ted Nations. McDermott was denied the op- Oct., 27 and toy demonatratlen on any time when the building is Distribution of literature and { portunlty to run' for re-eleetlon to Nov, 4, according to'ah announce­ pesters to professional oRIcss, World’s most'po6ular bra—adds full- - 1 ^>en. 3- tha Board by the Democratic cau-' ment ^f''Mrs. Arthur Scanlon, ness confidentially . , , without pads. Park Display stores and other places throughout f CUB last July- At that time tha ways' and means chairman. town will be made by Girl and Boy I caucus wa* persuaded to withdraw Pi L e o p a r d . Tha park display, this year be­ Scout troops. Girl Scouts parti­ < McDermott's nomination and run Rnmmiige Sale Set ing designed by the Manchester cipating In this service are mem­ ‘ ^only one candidate for the Board. Mrs, V. Chandler Foster, Mrs. A rt Assn., will be set up in Cen­ Francis Warren-, and Mrs. Stanley bers pf Troop 2. Mrs. John Mor­ 1 although It was entitled to name ter Park during United Nations timer, leader: and Boy Scouts are « tw^ candidates and had done so In Nichols, Sr., are completing plana Week, and will be lighted at night. members of Troop 2,1. Harry Mald- { • t h e ) ^ foe the rummage sale to os con­ The aasociatlon will present a ment. leader. Literature on'the In­ PHILCO • Tha eauciu nominated McDer ducted Saturday at United Metho- tree to the town and this will be ternational Bank .for Reconstruc­ • toott to run for town treasurer. Mc- diet Church by the Wbman% So-! U nted in Center Park during U. tion and Development is being ' Dermott, who could not be present ciety for Christian Serrtce. | Week. distributed in all the local banks. t a t the caucus. . because he . wae The lale will open at 9 a.m. and 11 - rIn addition to these special j working with thk-Board of Educa Is expected to ape.clallse In chll-iL ; $ 3 5 0 In conjunction with the Man­ dren’s clothes. Contributions may : i events being' conducted during 4 tloB to prepare a new budget, with chester Council of Church Women, be left inside the 'South Rd, en--j f U.N. Week. tWAM has a program UNAM will again sponsor the an. • drew hla nomination1 ...... for treaaruer bureau in operation „_.the__ jear truce of the church_anytlms .this! f ' nual UNICBF trick or treat col­ '4 whan ba read the caucus action in week, Mri. Fofter aald. Arrange- ■ r . round. Mrs. Robert 8tona, 1ST lections on Halloween. t The Herald, I ■ ■■, Barry Rd., is chairman. This hienta Will also be made by u y 1 1 does so much In ebarge of the plans for [ May Fosfpooe Movie commRtee member to have Items Is;: . bureau will'help any local group United. Natlona Week are Mark I Principal Richard p . Mather of Cotton broadcloth. White only." 32- plan a UJt. program at any time picked lip it donors wish. j 'J Kravlta and Edward Bushnell. ; the local school aald yesterday he Speedy. Service 36A, 32-36B. of the year, and will supply speak­ New members of the executive 4 was attempting to make arrange- ers or program aides or indicate sxJm e r s - Mm. Martin Lynch of Cook D r.! / : for board of UNAM are Mrs, Ray- I menu for postponement of the figures there waa a local record. ' where they may be Saeured. mtmd Hagedom, recording secre­ { film program, "A Journey Into the set yesterday. She had Just com- ' - The aasodation also has a film tary; Chester Small, mamberahip I Foreet”. because of the high pum- pleted a telephone call to the fire < Ubrary. with Mrs. Louis Marta, 33 chairman; Mra. Ruth Hickox, pub. iroeKVILLE 2 { ber of abaehteea at schodl this department at. 4:45 p.m. to extin­ little X* Benton St. In cham. It has lie relations; and Dr. Donald Mor­ I week. There were 98 children guish a grass fire In her backyard, '>l J.e r s e y purchased the next t^C B F mov- rison, flpance chairman. I absent Monday and 92, itesterday. walked to the door and fou'nd three ( The fllm was to be shown (omor- men on the doorstep: The fire t row, but will be postponed if pos- chief, a fire commisaioner u d her 4 Persons Oie { aible to try to make it available husband. $C.95 I for the greatest number of pupils. The three spotted tile fire as they In Boston Fire The J Made by two naturalists, Henry were about to drop Lynch off on $1 ^ . 9 9 ' Briggi and Wiinam Parsons, the the return from work. The blitee, a I fllm is an illustrated story mads flare-up from burning done in the Boston. Oct. 16 m —Four per- Doctor Says I over a fl^year period in Maine. It morning by Mm. Lynch, was quick­ aona perished last night when a 4 recordi, on fllm and tape, the in- ly extinguished. 'The owe girdle that assur«(3 complete S-alarm Are swept a 8-atory 4 timate life and aounda of the New Treatmante Curtail Men’s Choir Re-acMvated figure control, freedom of action! Nothing to it but a beautiful iplll of tenement in the Roxbury section. I forest, pond and stream. The men’s choir of St. Maurice color, perfect background for the leop. Three of the vletlma prere Spread of Skin IHaeaae I Built around the life of .the 11- Church will meet wrlefly at 7 p.m. Won’t wrinkle, roll or ride-up. Feath- Identified as Ronald Bennett, 30. • lualva Black Duck, the stoiy has at the church on Friday.. In rgak- .erlight nylop, dainty trim. Girdle, axd fu r tab belt. Dolman sleeve*, .. and hia two children Carl, 4, suld By EDVHN P. JORDAN. M.D. 1. juek. faartpm ng,.aaaw8ncaa.,Aa.Ji»a. tog tlie Rte', T panty g iri^ SmaU,.jnediumr>krge» . . ..unpressed-pLleatedakict. In Uaek^ royaK'L^ “-•Bherre-TIS-...... '6WI4ew«»rNR*-WI«l1e4’’‘'“'-' • Ufa &t the dragon fly, the Savan- Ralph Kelley said the mhearsal or green. A woman, tentatively Identified Every once In a whUe It aervaa , iiah Sparrow, rageoon, deer and would he kept short in order W ' as Alife Ford. 70, died Of emoke aa a useful reminder to el] of j ethers. Including ths ugly snap- leave most or the evening free for Inhalation after being: carried ua to diecusa aome dliease which ' ping turtle, arch enemy of the other eon^mltmenU. ' Additional from the building...... formerly both common and -r^ucka. The children will pay 13 The bodies of Bennett and his aertous, but which la today less I cents sach to cover the coat of the '\ two children were found on the so because of advancea In medi­ { program. top floor of the tenemdnt a t 736-' cine and improvement in living J No Fhi InaealalfeM Slated 728 Shawmut Ave. The woman oc­ conations. Thla la the caaa for { Tha iehool oflleg annotuieed this cupied a second floor apartment. a disease called erysipelas. { week that Dr. Robert Bowen, lo­ Bennett’s wife, Delores. 30 was Etyaipelaa la an hiflammatory cal director of health, does'not .not at home when the Are broke akin dfseaaa caused by a germ eontsmplate a 'program of Inocula­ out. Imown as tha. atreptococcua. It tion against Aslan flu for school LUCKY Twelve persons were driven to thrlvee best among the poor arid children. Mrs. Alice Robert, Khool 'th e street by the faist spreading those living under bad sanitary nuTM, Would apprectaie tnforma- This Versatile flames. conditlm . It is most frequent Exclusive■ --v early .In life, especially during • tlon on children who havs received Thirty other persona fled from the first two years. ”ACOUSnC UMT* I taocuiatlou from family physl- Area which broke out at about the Spur Switeh Tuner—vir­ elana. > st.me time in two other buildings Yet It is more common In old tually sias-taeiw intor- See Sputalk Rocket will go formal, too! nearby. people than in the middle years, faran'Ce I • Top Front Sound Systom tkjwared general health from Tuniiw*3-Peaitian Range 5 Twelve-year old Philip Daley DRESS CLEARANCE Authorities said the three blaaea waa well rewarded for his early are being investigated. such things aa bad diet. Bright's Switch • Starbright Alu- w chronic alcoholism tniniaad 263 aq. m. HTV .95 rising yesterday. Phil and hla par­ favor the develi^ment of ery- Picture • Baflt-te Aerial. ients, the Rev. and Mrs. Carlton T. S n O LJDkteY.'jOf.RLnftiA^.-.waoa-.. am o n g , .99 Zeller to Speak' ^ I t usually starta suddenly O i t r T i m e I those who witnessed the sputnik $- and is often accompanied by high Nature and man combinad to make mistekda noted in these photos. At the top. nature’s mis- { rocket as it crossed the heavens To Youth of GOP feva^ The moat common location take—tha long dn^ight—haa mada n trlekla of Roaring Brook In WilUngton, while at the bottom Just after 6 a.m. la Off the ekln ots the face and When asked to locate It In the ’This charm er In (fltcluaive all-wool Zibilom. man's mistake la eebffvin the road algna only 30 yards apart at 'Vernon Circle on Rt. 83. The PORTABLE aky, Phil said It wai Just left of state Controller Fred Zeller will head. Chills and, other signs of left photo a a ^ Spring^Id 29m and Rockville 5m, while in the right photo *Ke signs aayat Sp'ring- heads the list of Fall coat fashions for preteens., a suddenly rising' body tempera­ fleld 25 and Rockville the north atar aa it rose from the apeak to membere of the Toung ture are usually present. hoiison and waa left of Orion aa Roguloriy td $14.99 ^ ftly rolled collar and four button front clos- Republican Club of Manchester at Fholrui by J-w-II Jeckeon and Rerrle Pinto , -- . firat. the akin in a single It paaaed directly overhead. He AP Sheath or full skirt styling "ing, unpresSed pleats and Sift pockets. Note^ the American Legion Home to­ apot teems to be affected. Often proper adminiatration of a atiit TELEVISION ■aid it was traveling test and eatt- the perky eyefilling bow* on the bade. Inter­ night. this is where there hae been a able drug are Important. Erysip­ mated it waa vistble for three or The Young Republicans will haar amall wound or scratch. The akin elas la contagioui and therefore four minutes. # This season's drasies lined with Temp-Resisto lining. Sizes 10 to 14. the State official who has been the patient mutt be kept from Here’s the portable with everything 'S ln d ir Charcoal and light gray. beeorhes reddened and swollen Vote te CImage Name mentioned as a candidate for Gov­ within a day or two, and the in­ contact with others in ordsr to pew. New look . . . new enlarged 155 The LiMliM of St. Maurice will # Not all lizas in avary style but wa can fit'any Junior, Miss or ernor at 8:30 p.m.. volved area usually spreads avoid spreading the infection. henceforth be Imopni as St. Mau­ woman's figura. Atfy. John F. SHaa Jr., chair­ rapidly. A sharp line separates Although erys^telsa has not aq. In. picture . . . new big acreen rice Council of Catholic Women man of the group, will preside at the reddened skin from the normal entirely dikap^ared, it is cer Plaidt, prints or stripas. the meeting. Occaalonally, parUcularly if tsinly less common now in most power plant with picture power of 21- the patient la In good physic^ parts of tha world than in the past. Furthermors, when it does S m n lM M r eondUlon, trysipalaa clears up in inch TV. Pina .the exclusive Scan- Suds Put Out Fire about a week even without treat­ develop. It van be treated much ment. Meningitis, Inflammation more successfully. Tenna!' It’a the perfect portable, at British coal miners are now ua- of tha ktdneye and even blood There will - continue to be OC' Ing aoapsuda to fight flrei in the poisoning, however, are not un­ caslonal cases of eryeipdlas, no iaat. All exceaa bulk removed. No boxy mines, a technique developed by usual compUcatlona. Sinca the doubt, and any mass deteriora­ eomera and edges. Trimmer, neater, the British Rower Ministry. To ex- sulfa drugs and anUUotica be- tion of health or any diaaater tUigulah a mine blase a wall of cams availahla, however, the may Increase Its frequency again. really designed to be carried. . detergent foam la laid down and chances of recovery have become However, if It should again be­ for blown terward the flamee. The much better. come widespread we are better foam amothera tha Are. Early 'dlagnoais and tha equipped to deal with it. Pre-teens '•■X C O O d ^ / Open Mon., Tues., Wed. and Sat. 9 A.M. to 5 :30 PJM. HOWARD'S Thnra. and Fri Open 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. • i m m MATTRESSES •CAN-THWANOTSfUn 139.50 le.379.95. NOW $24.95 to $59.95 Aaaorted alaes, sooia w llh m atching box springs nt aanaa low '■%. prieea, inaeraprlng eonstnietioii. Fbipeiia brands. ICaWTHWAlMUIt Bold and Casual' • Be a l y • LD b o n d ' s OSTEBMOOR ’ 8PRINO-A1R a BLtE BELL aiM SERTA Who Said Panties were Unmenfionables At Burton^s They Are Something to Talk About B00K0A8E WETPROOF MAPLE CDATS ONLY $15.00 BEO OUTFIT GOIL MATTRESS BUNK BED iriOTATflimMBWAY M88 DOWN (Siie 27 X 54). Smooth no Economy in space of onie PHILCO 3042L New Slender Seventeener Portable TV for Juniors twin bed. . . Converts easily SPECIAL SALE DF AttraetiTe twin bookcaae button eonatmetion . . .Pita in gorgedus Aztec Gold with Ivory front and back. Gold bed with atcel frame on all standard mse cribs. to twin beds.. . . Springs, and Ivory Scan-Tenna; ^a n c y n y l o n l a c e t r im m e d t r ic o t p a n t ie s caatera.Rec. guard rail and ladder indud-, 1125 J5. Now Ref. 112.95. Yalueis to $2.50 ^69.00 Now ^8.88 ^58.00 * A—Extra size flare pant. Sizes: 8/10. FINE FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN YOUR F ir d f t o O d , Colors: White and pink : » EARLY BIRD BUY5 FOR FALL AND WINTER STORE B—Regulation trunk pant. Size* 6/8. AND Colors: WTiite and pink , $69.95— 434.95 Toa.ity warm .Zibilora, luxurious lined with SCALY STEEL lED FRAMES ...... Reg. $12.95— $ 7.95 By Rhythm Step C—Flare pant.- Sizes 5/7. Colors: alpaca. Has flattering stitched club'collar, bold White and pink . ' TWIN H O UY\yO O D HEADIOARDS...... Reg. $14.95------$ KOQ • In brown and black. 4 button closing, casual side pleat* and large button trim pockets. Also has detachable cres­ GPIUINE lATHINCTTC...... Rag. $l6.95-<— $12.50 P —^Brief. Sizes 5/7. Colors: "White, pink, blue - cent belt In charcoal gray with white pile lining. , CEHOUSESSON AUTO E—Brief. Sizes 5/7. Colors: White, SLEEP I N pink, blue SLEEP WE OlVE 4«fOREEN STAMPS SPECIALISTS STORED —Extra size brief. Sizes 8/10. Col­ HOWARD'S CENTER PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN THE ors; Whits'and pink. 989 MAIN ST. — FHONE bO 9-4SM Pram A f l e Z l M REAR OF THE STORE 854 MAIN ST. ‘raLMlIvTOOO

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IBanrl^pfitpr halted bafors It bseama world war naas, ths cure la standard. Moie Ellington Oottlar, Olorla Desehanaau and thrss. schools, with ehildran kept in Droodles Marie Robineon, membera. A deliRhtful Place To Dina CDpmttS l|prald It was Psarson’s eeiuags that .them until they can read. Amt Orison ia ths faculty ad- hs mads no effort to hide Ou- By ROtiBR rRlUB Jewish Service risor and -is a a slit^ by Mrs. rusLupucD n n u George FOea. ■XEU.Oj1^W^DNO^t^ oia sds’s Inability to support Britain, Set Tomorrow the mother country of the Com­ Maacbaator Bveuiag Herald Hi' monwealth, In the Suei attack. A TheujRlit fpr Today llngtmi oorreepoadeat Mrs. O. F. iROt SpaiMored by the' Maitoliester At Synagogue PubIMMn But that sUU left a sssmlngly Berr, telephoas TRemont 8-0SIS, C o in gold teuodad OetoMr l. Ian Oaaaell ot-camrebes remoraeiess deadlock in which, Ellington. *. OcL 18 (Spactal)— Cranlas BaatM auMrail U Iba however world opinion might see'm Bofnaeas to Divide With Abraham Stockaer, presli^nt of Tuckers’ l^ill Top baattr Oau.. M to turn agalnat tha Sues adven­ (A friend loveth at all times, and Khesaath Israel aynsigogue an­ RMSTAUR^N'T coupons decorated! . ture, Britain and Francs Were still SunctUFTION iu tbR a tirother ia bom ot adversity I nounces that aerricea for Sim- Redmeu’s Setback and COCKTAIL LOUNOR Farabla ia A«aai>ea great powers committed to It and C lip your (Prov. 17:17). chath ‘Torah will be held at 8:50 reeUs UA and t. bolton, etm'^ UL MItekM M 4I9 10 a Jfaaa' nb.liO incapable of pulling themselves p.m. tomorrow. 7 ; Tucker Insurance Oo. retained A litUa orphaned newsboy r z c The slstarhood m'embera will CLOSED MOlhlRATS ' raa Mootba B o back. Into thia deadlock, the good was aeUlng his papers on the their lead after the aixth week of Reg: $14.95. Handsome china ■ Kmtii ^ ¥ Pearson Ingenuity Introduced the streets. A man stopped to buy provide refreshmenfa for the so­ the Redmen’s Setback Toumamant. / BANQUI^ FAdLlTIES AVAILABLE cial. A cdRlIal welcome is extend­ The standings include Tucker In­ every day at COUPONS! vgge lamps in ivory with gold Oamr almost fantastic proposal for the a paper from him. WTille the man ed by Stockaer, Mrs. Benjamin EODT REED In piano laterindea tor your dlalag pleaswra. was searching hii pocket for surance, 1,278; North. Ends, 1;280; decorations, taffeta shadesf. MKIUEX o r immediate creation of a Unltsd Nison, .president of the sisterhood, Redmen’s Lodge, 1,178; Bolton TUB A8B0C1ATED PB JM coin he questioned the'newsboy as and members of the 'Congregation. As a token of our appreciation we in­ Use a pair of Ihem at your Tba AaaoeiMad Praaa la axcluam tr Nations emergency police- force, to to whore he lived. The answer was ‘Chimney with Pin Stripe Soef Five, 1,185; Manchester Wallpaper- vite .you to Join in this 83rd birthday tltlail to tba uaa of rapotalleattea of go In between the cobobatantS) Local church youths will hold and Paint, l.ipS; Maple Super sofa. 28 inches tall. a oaara dlapatdiaa crautad Co I*. that ha lived in a little cabin way. This Droodle was inspired by my their annual ‘Workday for Christ” Service, 1,080. ! celebration with its money-saving divi­ ■ot oUianrUa eraditad In ttila DBpar and to provkfe something of '■k] down in the dark district of the cousin, Stanley, >lho just graduated Oct. fk. Alt their earnings will go ■ad alao tha local oawa pabUabad a m . city, on the river bank. WATKINS dends. Savings are store-wide! X. . Ab iKbta o t rapubllcatloo o t apfOlal face-earing eiicuae. fo r'a British- from U.C.S. '(University of Chim­ to local and Internattcm^ youth dIapaM ei barato ara alao raaaraad. and French withdrawal. The next question was. Who ney Sweeps) with a B.S. (Bachelor work. They may be contaeted to Driver Instruction Aided lives with you?” Only Jim. Jim Is A ■ f>ui aamoa ellaot tt N. B. A. This policy, which was perhaps of Soo() Degree. Although it's a put up storm windows, rake leavaa, loa, Inc crippled and can't^ do no work. liny school, U.C.S. Is Well-known do house work aiid baby sitting. An increase of 1.441 cars in tha Pubitabara RapraaaoutlTaa; 1lM ^an historical necessity^ no matter He's, my pal’.” saifl .the boy. the world over end Can be proud The senior choir at toe church number lent by dealers for student JUIlna Maih'tva Special Acnier how fantaatic if aeemed, became practice-driving instruction made Terk. Chicaco. ^ tn lt aiajidi •‘You’d be better off without Jim. that every one of its former gradu­ will rehearse tomorrow from 7:80 c « --^ formal United Nations action wouldn’t you?” ates hss reached the top. The un- to 8:30 p.m. it possible for 745 additional KlillBEn AODIt B1SiSasr or 79.50 CIKC'ULATIONS within 48 hours, after It first ap­ The answer came with some foriunate thing is that U.C.S. Ui in Record Hop Saturday schdola in the United Statei to of­ a bad way Ananclally due to the fer Mifiplete courses and helped Tba’ HaraM Pnottnf Conpaa*, I peared on tha scene. It was, to be scorn, “No, sir, I couldn't spare The Orange Youth Committee expand teaching programs' • to paaumaa no BnaneUI raapoaramr Jim, I a-ouldn't have nobody to go fact that not enough students art will hold a record hop Saturday OTOCCrapnical arrora; appeartts l a _ sure, one'of those rare'momenta signing up for the course. The oth­ reach morS ellgibla students dur­ aaitlaaniania a n ofbar raa^v aiatMr hdme to. An’ sayi Mister. I would­ at the Town Hail at 8 p.m. Disk - 83rd ing toe 1958s57 school year. In all, la Tba Kancbaatar Braaiac ■mM. in which the world rallies around n't want to live and work with er. Colleges sfe turning out thou­ Jockey lyill Drumhlller of Station sands of Doctors and Phyaiciats new-car dealers provided high DiapiaT aaaarUaiac a statesman of the future instead nobody to divide with, would you?” WJKO will -preside. schools with an all-time high of —Bible Expositor and Illuminator. and Chemists, while poor little old Hobby Show Set [Jor aoBda)^! p.ia of aulrendering itself to the tragic U.C.S. barely manages to hand out 10,604. cars for his purpose during _____ I p.m. and hopeless formulas of the past. The Women's Club will hold a tha year. t ' ' V> Wedoaaday—1 p six or seven dlplom^ a yaar. Whan hobby show and baaaar at the But to Pearson, it was all one you come«right down to it what Town Hall Nov. 2 from 1 to 10 Maple partners ■V—r p; BL piece. He had long. advocated and Personal Properly good are the Wonder Drugs, the p.m. Professionals and non-prbfea- 3 pc. Fireplace Set 59*^^? served the very same principles Atomic Bombs and the new Plas­ aionals may exhibit. their hobbies Mr Declarations I^g tics if our chimneys are all clogged in ailtiques, ceramics, and jewelry, Reg. $99.60 for this nutmeg and policies which now fitted the up? Enroll at U.C.S. now! maple desk/witji its old (Colo­ Complete outfit with 88 X 81" traversed 7 | WadneadAy, Oetobar IS world's tmergency need. He still Patrof^Organised RUSCO Less than 20 per cent of the A Safety Patrol haa been organ­ nial charm; big 43 x 21V2-inch Chain - curtain-screen, 19-incH um-top advocataa and servea them today, number of personal properly dec­ ized at the O nter School. Officers ' CefflbiiMrtien top and donble-deep filing irons and 4-piece fireset. Black with b r a w 'r , An “Unknoifh Fopcs”? now that tha world, one particular larations due by Oct. SI haye been Grill Team JLeads and members are: David Werk- crlaia Ivllad, no longer yields them handed in so far. according to oven. Captain; Rodney Dimock, Su­ drawer. Nutmeg maple finish. tfim. Would b e '$67.50 "if purchased Bcp*v^ .v , ': Xn WM geinf wall wlUi man's any emergency status. Town Aaaeasor Heqry A. Mulrie. san Lanz, Susan Larrabee and WiiNleiivs and Doors 19.95 rately!.. In Setback Match Richard Kloter, lleutenShU; Jamaa eonquait of apaea until, on ICon A 10 per cynt penalty is Im- ' - ITils man, than, can receive the •posed by law If the declarationa Neintz, Edward Kaache, Cheryl A national brand la svery de- day of this wsak, atSeral sdantlaU .Nobel award for a whole pattern are not made by the end o f^e Hartford Road Orill took over Oerstung,. Suean Loveland, Ekiward algn. 2 track er 8 track. For Reg. I29.SO captain’s chair of hard- obsenrlnr tha baha.vlor ot tha sarth of service, net Just for one dra- month at fhe assessor's office in the lead in tha Etiks itotback.Toutr Roth, Sus^n Charter, Stuart Char­ demonstrattoa / satelUta cams up with tha dis­ the Municipal Building. nament aftar the sixt4i ryund play ter, Harriet Mitchell, Mary Lu w o^s in nutmeg maple finish is a Justin... ■- matie moment in history. He does last night. Laat week’a leaders, turbing conclusioa that soma “un Farmers who wish to claim live­ Kelley, Stephen Wells, Donna" tremendous buy. Good as a desk chair not receive it, as-did one recent Capitol Equipment, dtupped into Nemecek, Timothy Pease, Gail Call MI 9-4856 or MI 9-3641 known fores” was causing un stock and poultry exemptions al- a fourth place tie. - ~ or in groups for dining purposes. recipient for something which was |lowed by tha recent apecial session Charter, Edward Dziadul, Nancy 149 Mi^ddl* Turnpike Weat Bachelor Chests prsAe'tahls variations In thsspsad ths work of another. He would of the ■ State LcglalaUire h.ave ITie standings are Hartford Road VoUine, Arnold Raahall, Susan and orMt of tha aatslilta. still have baan worthy and de­ about 45 days to file. drill, 1,232; Four Duncea, IMO; An Old Dutch Custom ^ ( serving of it If tha pvtleular le exemptions apply only to Patten’a BuUdera, 1,222; Q a^en When a aniple it prcteiucd with thete ^ ° On first noticing this arratle and lers who derive their principal Reetaurant, 1,220; Capitol Equip­ 39 crlaia had never arisen. The award Gisiiet of G o d Luck, thiiy aloiie are to use ihum .onsdcntlfle behavior on ths paiit eans of livelihood from their ment, 1,220; . Joe’a Barber Shop, ■ them oh their Wedding Diy. Then, on each of. ths msn-laundisd nioen, the Itsalf takas on new meaning, farming operation. Fur breeders 1,205; Oliva's Beao, 1,201; Hooda HOSPITAL AUXlUARY Reg. $61.60. Handy in halls, H tw r luster, when It la to him. are not among* thoee who may Milk. 1,200; Walnut CUpnera, 1.- fucceeding aoniverstty, the Classes axe used adsnUsts, true to . their trade, be­ claim cxqmptlona under the law. 104; Prime Beef Boira, 1,180; Oar- 10 tout e ^ new year. rooms for game^ gloves, etc., of fn gan ticking off, and discarding, Mbtide aald that he understands den Grove Ogtirera, 1,185;- Bend GIfT 90X10 small bedrooms. Maple as shown, d r tie “known forces” which might .Mord Than Each Dther the bxemptlona also do not apply Bread, 1,178; Higbte'a, 1,146; mahogany with oval pulls. 29 inchia .tw responsible for the fact that the to coi^yationa. Quish's, 1,141; wide. -' r. Wa had no real IdsApf. tha mag­ Anothar' iiaw law announced by Andersbn’e Painters, 1,180; RUMMAGE SALE aateUlte was not responding to the nitude ot tho taiy^Durden being the aaseaaoV'gllows veterans who Sharpies, l.lStt; Chianti Rsstau- ’ force of gravity alona have a aarvlce^nnectad disability rant, 1,135; Kellsr's, 1.181; Woody’s Sectional samples Tltey dlseardfd the Idea that It boms by some PMpla until, tha from pamplegla 4>r oeteochondritls Wonders, 1,115; Oil Pur# ROftnera, ,.U„ otli»F-dayj'^-wo;/Mad-tw«--flimi«eiaI- ■»isAd«a*Anrtiis.~iww.'»iMBWMii« ]M...sp..,«f(sct.,of..tha.Bacth.%; resulting- -pawiyilr '■ 1 ’•'■pigWfaT'' Only thrae of these round-tha-corner sectional Paper-^apkifY box- a 110,000 tax exemption on tRetr ■iagnetle field. paga 4tema State Shoe Repair, 1,108; E ^ r X'§, The firaf^eatured tha statement home property. 1,101; Ziemak’a Orill, 1,004; Four All 3 pieces sofas in a discontinued design and in discontinued Reg. $6.50. Fashioned after an old Early They discarded the idea that It Ca. 1,088; S.M.F.D No. 4, 1,088; covers. Choose: from charcoal, blue, or toasf of a spe^er at the annual meeting Tree toads can change color, to Petersen’a Milk, 1,062; Squillacote American piece, the pumjjpkin pine box might be the-effect of atmospheric n f tba^^JUnerican Life Convention APRICAN LIGION HALL match the vegetation, - , Buildera, 1,042, ' ■ '.V, tweeds'with metallic threads. Enjoy the luxury of\ holds a package of paper napkins. Stands __-drag.______out/kt CSilcago, to the effect that G ^ , ehran eiotfciiio for chHefron cnnI odultt. or hangs; excellent $ift I . *nien It had . to be some ’‘un­ flexible spring-edge seat construction' with foam- m la no doubt that tha Ufa HoMtohold ortielot of ovory kiod. latex cushions! The skilled hand tailoring you'll al­ known force.” [nsurance business la more heavily Over 250 pain of shoos for moo, Finest background for colonial 2 5 9 - 0 0 This, conceivably, could ba no ways ba proud of is usually found only at twice this [.75 taxed than any other type of wemoo end chiMreo. Jdclng mattm. It might loavs ua aarings institution.” Regular $381.00 'price. • with s bauble up In tha sky, but The asoond item, from a meeting D oen opto ot f :15 A.M . furniture Every inch hand-hooked of blended a harmless bsubla Zt m i^ de­ of bankers, quoted the president of UX^ wool yams for durability. Pattern prive US and the Ruada^ of ths the Barings Bank Association of shown comes in green, rose o t black first sdsntlfic boon expected Oonnectlcut, Mr. Henry’c. Doming 7 5 . 0 0 Ovals; green, black or brown Oblongs. from an earth sateUtla^Uist pre- of Berlin, as stating that "taxea Also an oblong geometric in greens. ' dee msp-mal(ing, Oiit predss pin on mutual banka were five times Reg. $98.00 9 X 12 ft. rugs . . . ..75.00 pobiUng of ta n m a which would more'-than wars paid by other fi­ 9 x 12 be neceeeery. IT we were ever go­ nancial Institutions according to Reg, $75.00 8 X 10 ft. ruga^... .69.95 ing to a ra i^ ^ wer In w'hlch we survay made by aceountanta.” ^ leunched^tereontlneatal mlsdlea Thus, -Jifa Reg. I12J5 3 X 5 f t mg*..9A0. at.oneji(mather, ^ TakeAdygntagei mMs'haai^'y than any other type Reg; $7,95 2 X 4 ft. fugs .... .7 5,60 'tfpfiijj ■ the'”maps'"we'hav^^ we of savings toatltution, and mutual YOUR 1 6 ” i^lild probably^ miss aach other aa-rings.,hiuiks ara taxed five times Of The ytSoif the tlraa dmply because no- is morq heavily than,that. / body win ever knew, until a rail’ Ther^roay be aome mutual con­ Maple favorites . / able aatelHta dees ths mappingtradiction for involved hart. Soma sort Winterizing ^ US, exactly what ths prtdse dis­ mathamatlcal caution tella us tance is between Washington and that each of these two antarpriaat Moscow. cannot be taxed more heavily than ' Special Now at savings The asteUUa was designed to the ether. Reg. remedy all that, to gejt Washing­ Rut, although the mathematics $94.50 Maine-etkfUd ‘ tabtoa. of ton and Moscow le tte d down to solid rock maple in nut­ may be troublesome, we concede Being Offered- meg finish a t big aavinga. tha last half mils, so our rocket the reality. Thera la UtUa doubt 110.95 Cocktail . . . 1R75 shooting C0UI4 be accurate. that everybody is taxed more than 810:95 Step-End .. 16.75 U ndoubt^y, even though this 834.05 Dough Box . 9080 everybody else, or that, at least. X At The Following first astu te probably contains no $24.05 End Table .. lOJSO It feela that way. TO YOU $34.05 (^bbleria Bailch map-making equipment, both Rus- Ctocktall TW>le .. 29JS0 a la .^ d we have been busy csl- Esso Dealers / Store a few . away for odiating, on ths basis of Its known This niiterata World Chriatmaa giving. I. speed, and Its -various appearances, The latest, and pfobably the what we conceived to ht the realty moet autooritatl-ve MaUstics on for complete beds accurate diatsness between certain lllilteracy In varloue parts of toe polnta worid, corns troiri UNIESCO, Stearns & Poster bedding 19 But. now Un scientists watch­ toe result ot a -world wide aurvey. WALSH’S ESno SERVIOENTER BIB ESSO SERVICEHTER ing the ssUlUts' make this dis­ And there a n in the world aome enm a M# noAD sraun E.MI0DUTrxE.aadE.CCNTE8ST. ' Complete twin beds at a dramatically low price! In­ turbing report. Something is 700.080.000 I^ p le who would not cluded arc a fhmous Steams & Foster box spring on Introducing dufing Our Anntvfsrsary th^-lng the sstelliU off lU stride be able to-read thia report. If, it a separate metal frame'with locking (qisters, * match­ a ilttle bit, ^ust enough, perhaps, were handed to them. In other TUROOnrS ESSO SERVIOENtiR BOLTOH NOTOH ESSO SERVICENfER ing box spring and cither the tufted plastic head- to mdke calculations based on Its Here is wonderful new furniture . . . for words, one of the findings of the 110 CENTIR STZEET board (choice of colors) or the maple spool-turned presumed speed and orbit not report is that about 44 per cent aOUTf ( m l 44A, iOLTON headboard. bedroom, dining room, living room . . . quite accurate, after all. of the'world’s poputstlon ^U still / that wouldn’t wait for tomorrow. ‘‘Impact" Asked what could be doing this, iUiUrate. MANOHESTER ESSO SERVIGBITEIt- BRISWOLD’S ESSO SERViCENnR . is unmistakably different in its caramel- the scientists label it some "un­ Ths grehteat ^centratlon of il­ colroc IIVIPACT BV toned woods, its sculptured lines, its brass-- known force.” ' literacy U be found where ex­ WMBSOa KD. AT W HM acilOSS HI6HWAY . ■ .1T4 W. C O fT H ST. capped pulls that grace swiftly-sliding Frankly, although we have al­ pected, in theto undeveloped regions drawers. Four bedroom pieces are sketched: 66-inch Triple Dresser B a s e ...... 246.00 ways expected exscUy this en­ of Asia and Africa. * . ' GALROC TWILL—tho new, weither-defying wonder sim i« it a But there is also a great un- OUVA’S ESSO SERViOENTER . Framed Mirror, 44 x 28 inches counter, we didn't expect it eo fabr'iO now in elissic Canadian ParKa for inen. Towrs ESSO SERVICEHTER early, or think the scientists would evenneta among presumably civl- over'air ...... 49.50 4 roomy pockets. Leather trim, Skinner's satin, seem to give np so easily. We llz ^ nations. : HAZTFeaD ZD. Md C A M m U tD. :M4ikas banner countries of toe- quilted lininf. Wear with or without hood. . ,$ 2 9 * ^ ^ Two-dmwer Night Table, 22 x 17 to engage in such a sly’ or aubqe world inclada Austria, Britain, red or charcoal. inches 57.50 frustration of our calculations for Denmark, ETnland,.: Germany, Ice­ • COMPLETE LUIRICiUTlON r OIL CHANGE • death. We don't think the Myth is land, iMlaBd, the Netherlands, Norway, hwedm and Switzerland, • lATTERT CHEek 1 HO«l CHECK • yst ready to interfere with scien­ MANY O m ER M O D EU o ^ STYLES tific resliUea. We expect our scien­ all with rates of illiteracy between • ATLAS FERMA GUARGAMn-FREEZE • Oli: fHLTER Double duty tists, after all, to come up with 1 and 2 per cent IN REGULARS, LONGS mnd EXTRA SIZES a rational, reasoned, factual an- The linlted States U pot quite AND AIR CLEANER CHECK ;^ FANAEI-t CHEpk • awer, and press on, putting un. good enough to make this honor For This Low • MASTER CYLINDER CHECK T CHECK IRA|(ES f Studios known forces, for the time being, roll, having an illiteracy' rate of And Mora back in their places. aome 2.5 per cent, or between • REPACK FRONT W H fa SEARINGS ^* CHECK ALL'iJGHTS • Just in... 3.800.000 and 4,400/)0D llUterates, • WIPER ILADE AND WIPER ARM CH^CK * 6 9 ^ 5 And, accoiding to this survey, Price You Get ^A Real Winnea Russis’i occasional boasta of com- • TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL CHECK ^ Stearns & Foster No ii>i'ird of toe Nobel peace plets literacy are not accurate. • INSPECT TIRES • INSTALL ATbXs STOP LEAK) prize has reached more accurately 'Hje survey estimated fnbra 5,000,- THE tALROC B7 IN OUR . AND A h A S RUST PREVENTIVE for a fully deserving Urget than 000 to 10)000,000 Illiterates still S M O O t H - that award t|ow made to Lester remaintn'g,' In'Russia, er from 2.5 SOYS' DEPARTMENT. SIZES 13 to 2& B. Pearson, erstwhile fOrelgij min­ to 5 per cent of toe population, uter for Canada. whlto would put Ruasia alightly POSTURE-REST Hs has, in this cynical and behind us, ' Regularly $84.60. When you have a full house and OPEM pewer-mad age, been one. diplomat TTia' literacy Uggards, in Eki- m a v E m toda n guests pop in, this studio couch in ycRir den or $22-99 $mo-o-th! Now anjoy tha smooth who lias somehow managed to bat­ Sm ooth top rope, are Portugal, with 44.1 per OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 10 slaaping of a tuftlass innarsprlng mat- living room converts to a bed for two! We cover THURSDAY Regularly $229.00. Spice brown is the tle clearly for principle and de­ cent illteratea: Greece, 25.9 per­ it in document prints with plain reverqa fabricis. With buffet cency., And it was no accident, but trass at a prica you navar draamad walnut finish of this popular Scandina­ cent; Bulgaria, 24.2 per centi , or china vian type dinette with its 48-inch buffet, rather a proper and natural ful- Ruinania, 23.1 per cent, and Spain, THIS PROTECTION CAN ADD HUNDREDS OF 3 9 .7 5 possibla! it's Staarns & Foitar fameus and FRIDAY fUImentiof aU hU record, that he 17.3 per cent. . quality through and through! Chopsa 34x48-inch table that extends to 60 should prove, in the tense and Saudi Arabia has between 05 CEHOUSESSOW TROUBLE FREE MILES TO THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR Mattress o r^ Box both tha,.sropoth-top mattrass and tha NIGHTS 5 pieces inches, and four upholstered-seat cfiiOirs. ' f | ^ u l Viaitod Nations hours - of and 99 psr cent lUlteraey, and In- Spring; full or 'twin' matching box spring for tha utmost in Or, you can substitute the china (36" . alm ost'a year ago, the man who ths bravs hope for democracy I i qiM rtt Em o iitra Motor OE, 2 «olooi AHw Pormo Guard. 1 coo ANos Sfop I sijces. W.E GI VE A'itf GREEN S T A M P S luxurious tfoap . , at only $39.75 for wide X 6I'/2" tall) for'the buffet if you. had bie couraga and ths resource in Asia, betwssa 80 and 88 ' 1 coo Atfcw Roet ProyfdHvo. wish. If you can usa both, odd $7Sf.9$ to serva tlw nacaasity ot mankind,] cent .esnt Ulitsraey, Pleoty o f Free iPoriilef lo Hw Root o l the Store aach unit. Twin or full sixas. Mail er> which was that tha Sues war be I For aJl. degrsea of backward- dart filla'd. OP MANCHISTiR CLO i» MONDAYS 1 8 9 ^ 0 fef th# china.

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MANCHSSTBft EVJBNING HERALD. MANCMESTER/c o MN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING KERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.' WEDNEI^AY, OCTOBER 16, 19B7 PAOF ilL^nN

public relations commlttoa, Mrs. East Germany lAll France Hit FALSE TEETH Rockville Vernon Francis Hale, chairman. Ths vari­ SmillMDsllaisIs West Socialists Shun That LeestR ous troops are bringing In their Town to Note exhibits at stated times, and glrla RslltwIMhefniN Recognized as Walkout of Moad Net Enjborratt and Issders will ba present to It la eeUmatsd that evar.s mil­ Many wsann of fsiM Ucth tasT* Medical Society Douses Hope 150th Birthday answsr questions and to do- lion dbllara a year la spent on Nikita *s Alliance Offer ■ullertd FMI emiMrraasinsnc because monetrate’ their projects. varied rensedlee to roUeVe itch ot .: I ttaalr plate dreppld. alippcd or wob­ Tho schedule rtf troops ahd thalr State by Tito i^wer Unions bled, at lust the wiOat time. Do not pllee. Yet drngglsta tell yon that . (OMttnwd tto n Pac* One) lire in tear of thia haMenine to jou. For Establishing Polio Clinic , June 8 to 15 projecU U as foUows; Tonight, cooling, - aatringent Peterson's auBt apnnkla a little PASTZfTM. the Senior Troop 1, Bmtly Smith lead- Ointment soothes pile tertm* in Convention Leader (OoaUnued from Page One) (OMttaad from Page Oea) atkallne inon-aeldl powder, on yeur Vernon, Oct. 16 ((Special)—Tha er, exhibit and alidea of tha Long der. B e Mid larael w m the only platea. Hold talae teeth more 6nnly. Rockville, Oct. 16 (Special)—4 or dues. Collectors should bring mlButee. 50e box or 7So tube ap­ •f ■o .they Teel more emnfnrtable. Dots Trail in Vermont; tomorrow night. ‘Country 'W’Mch might' attack Ssrria. lor Konrad Adenauer would make ____ The Tolland bounty MMlpalt So­ want lista and swanning material. lOOth annivarsary Gommittaa has plicator. Petersen’a Ointment tomorrow “Against tortures and not anur, Cbecka "plate odor" (den­ Mariner Troop 6, Mrs. Edward tta. Hospital Notes tantatlvaly -oeliaduled tho town ves fast, joyful relief frem iteb- good on h l^th reat to break off colonial repression" in Algeria. ture breeth I. Qet PASTZZ'IH at any ciety laat night rejected a plan for Brown, leader. Mariner program; Band Kc|Mrted Angry druf eounter. ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Mias seaquicentennia) celebration for Sg. Be deUghted er money bnek. diplomatic tick with any nation a polio clinic propoeed ^ tha Jun­ It, Intarmediato Troop The Now York Times reported The labor unions In t o d a y'a Joan Earle,. Wlndsorville Rd.,' El- June S to 16 and has ravealad pro- that Xing Saud U angry and per­ recognizing E a^ O erm an y . Gov­ 51, Mfs. Edwin Doughty leader, a stiika. are generally opposed to ior (Chamber of Commerce. Uiwton. limlnary suggastions for the event. day et Camp Msrri^ood; Satur­ turbed about Egypt's dispatch of ernment sources in\^nn predicted Plnay. The walkout w m believed ' In a statemant raleaaed today DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: The celebration, ita data, eost he-would send a s ti^ g protest to day. 2 9o S, and S to 4, Brownie troops to Syria without informing partly aimed at him. But some h SPECIAL 4 Dy Dr. Floy C. Farguaon the So- Mrs. Mildred Gerber and daughter, and length of tima, will ba left up T r i^ e 78 and 88, Mra. Holdeworth the other Arab states In advance. Belgrade and would^do nothing sources thought it might actually A Spaghetti and Meat Balia . 111 Orchard St.; Orazio. Valenti, dety says It feels a clinic is not more. Other sources In A^est Ber­ to a town meeting achedi^ed to be SbaiF and Mrs. Harold SeoviUe Saud was particularly concerned help boost him to power to deal! r With Real Italian Sauea 6 necesaary in this area, and based Broad Brook. bold in a few weeks. leaden, Brownie prewnm; 4 to OOSMETIO DEFT. hecauM Saudi Arabia is the third lin sntlcipated a diplomatic break. w ith'the mushrooming labor un­ ^ stand on the following points: ADMITTED TODAY: Russell ALL LEADINO .LINES Adensuer and his cabin^.m eet Tha committee ' haa oonaidarad 5:30 and 5:80 to 7, fiitermediSte partner with Egypt and Syria In rest. "1. Frea polio vaccine Is avail­ Hyjek, Bolton Rd., Vernon. a number, of actlvUles which In­ program, with now Intermediate a Joint military command. tomorrow to discuss the new ^ u a - The strike alio hit the French - Events 'Dtaight tlon. It wss expected the chAnM- ^Arthur Drue Storti^ able 'for all persons under 20 yearn clude a pagsant. parade, block troop at Center Church, Mto. Al­ A ' Times dispatch from Beirut, long-line railway system. Some 6t age. 2. 1%a charge for polio In- 'The Rockville -Young Demo­ dance, two balls for toenagers and fred Bockue leeder, and Troop 40, where the King is visiting, said the lor would consult nrtanwhlle witl\ 60 per cent of Its trains are- elec­ cratic Club will meat at 8 p.m-. at the western Big ‘iTiree who have dculatmna Is for the phyalclan’a adults, a dtnnar for old-timars and Mrs. George Walker leader, Mrtl- Egyptian action was "widely re­ tric. service and pot t o the vaccine, and the office of Atty. Loo 8 . Flaherty prominent towhapeople, beauty cipatlng, and from T to 10, Senior garded in Arab circles as an ef­ expressed regret' publicly a t the Yugoslav move. Hospitals, however, were being 8. Any peredha who cannot afford Jr., 39 St, Bernard Tar. and band oontasta, athletic meets, Troop 2. Mra. John Mortimer, the fort by President Carnal Abdel Mrved.^ by emergency circuit! or tp pay for the 'tervlde ban obtain Burpee Women's Relief Corps Industrial exhibits' and a carnival out-of-doon. ■The "East Berlin newspaper - G I N I R A L Nasser- to get the spotlight for Neue Zeit claimed that Bast Ger­ their owrn generations. ■olio injectiona trom their familY will hold a members' supper at 6 of tha "better" type. hintaelf without considering the TTie strike, on which the unions p.m. in OAR Hall to honor all past mans alresdy has de facto or Kyilcian free of oharge." ' It haa ialao' been suggested th at Flu 'doses Schools true interests of the Arabs.” working relations with such called out 110,000 workers, fol­ . 'Ilia doctors aUta .that It ta ur-' presidents. a special medal be struck for the TV SERVICE 'A “responsible Middle East dip­ “ neutralist" as nations as Egypt, lowed long negotiations for high­ gent that all persons up to 40 years Hoshanah Raboh will be observed oecaslon and sold as a souvenir, lomat’’ was quoted as M3dng that India, Syris, Burma and Indonesia. er pay. The unions ha'd demanded of age receive the polio vaccine. at the B'nal larael Synagogue with that a special poataga stamp ba rs- Wlndaor Locke, Oct. 16 (FV— ^ s u 5 « :« from the general Arab viewpoint. It pointed to trade relations with 30 pjBf cent raises, the government 1 The Jayceee have been urging: .lervice at 6 p.m. Servioas will quaatod, commemorating the event, Schools in thli northern ConnecU- Me tliyptian action wu "outright those countries. offered 20 per cent. ^ e establishment of a clinic in also ba held Thursday at 0 and and that a board nislng contest eub town ara cleead until next / TBU m S-S4S9 •kbotage" and ‘provocation to The Esst Germans were report­ Salaries rsnge between about Qiis area on tha basis that many 10;3S.;Z.m. and 6 p.m. The latter bo Includsd. Monday because more than halt of VOHlMty;’’ ed pressing Egypt and Syria |42 and $238 a month. Family families cannot afford to have all service will be followed by refresh- Tho oxtsnt'iof ths toFn's 150th the . High school students ara 111 In Beirut, however, King Saud’s Mrs, Bessie Farris particularly hard for full deplo- allocations and other benefits, ®elr children inoculated the neces.' mento. aimivsrsary cslsbratlon Is up to with Influsnsa, and almost half of adviis^. Jam al. Husseini Mid the mattc ties. Both Arab nations re-1 however, added considerably to aery three times. The civic organ­ The Women’s Guild of Union tho poopls, A tty. Harry H. laigg. the grammar Khool pupils are af- Monarch approved in advance the Mrs. Bessie ru.rriS of B'Durkin cently have sent representatives to | average wages. isation approached the local medi-, Cong'rentional Chitirch will meet chairman, said today. Raaidbnta farted. Egyptian troop move. St. will preside over the Stste con East Berlin for political and eco-1 Edouard Ramonet. secretary of eel society on the subject which at the Parish House at 6:30 p.m. wtU have an opportunity at Om Robert Jackaon, superintandent R,tWMDELL *^inioae reports," Husseini said, vention of the Woman's Benefit nomic talks. - ! state /for energy in the govern­ dkaa then brought up at the county for a potluck supper with Mist town meeting to present otbeh of schoola, ordered the eloalng at “are just nonsense, end they, are'Assn, at the Hotel Burritt lir.New A foreign ministry annouhee-! ment of Premier Maurice Bourges- ioclety’e m eetlng^aet night. Margaret 8. McLean as hostess. ideas for ths ebstrvmnes. on yeatorday after conferring After < a bualhesi meeting the being circulated by irresponsible Britain Saturday. She is a past ment in Belgrade said Yugoslavia Maunoury, had pledged to support ' Northenst Wind Ssfety Honor th Dr. Ettora CarnigUa. haalth Building president of Mystic Review, No. recognized East Germany "to the union demands. But when the For the third coneecutlve year group will adjourn to the church In thta town of 8,000. people for the obvious ptlrpose of sanctuary for a demonatration and ■tlritng up trouble where no 2. make possible tha establishment cabinet crisis began two weeks the Northeast School has received said 60 par cent of the Contractor ago, the cabinet turned Into a a cerUficate of exceptional, merit talk on flower arrangement by Girl Scouts Vary il'S 510 pupila were ab- trouble aaists.” Mias Agnes E. Koob of Port and development of relations be­ RMldMtiakCMmMreM Huron, Mich., supreme president, tween the two German states." lame-duck regime and decided It for its 'safety program. 'The ichoql Rol^rt Gregua, West Hartfori^flof- ■ent Mdnday, end a few more Own Israelis m o rted that Radio will be guest of honor. A delega­ Talos Missile Goes to Army could take no action. has also been placed on the Na^ iat All women of the church are Demaacus,afid Radio Cairo had an- Tha announcement said German . Exhibits at Show t h a t . — ^ .Alfrotloi R iia dslhig tion from the local review will Talos miaallee, land based veraiem of Navy’s Talos shipboard mlsslla ayetam, a rt readied for launch- tJonal School Safety Honor RolL invited to all or any part of the Polnfiiig to an' v i a bf MMClwatorV Sartek quwUbiiB Town 'FEui- About 40l per cent of the 1.SOO aouneed umt Egyptian troops in unity must coma from 'wlthtn and make the trip to New Britain, by not from abroad. Ing, at WUta Bands Proving Ground, N . M. The Talos, one of tha newest—and reportedly one of Renwick J ; Lewis,- supervising program. ning AdmlnhRrator WUfrad Maxwalt about a davolopmont prob* pupils in tb¥]town'p two grammar '^‘BitsiiiM Built Ob SyijA were being deployed along Tennis * Pitcher* Made Tlieocratic Ministry School of BOnlor, Tntsrmtdiato and bus. The Yugoslav statement closely the deadliest—of America's missiles will be turned over to the Army. It is capable of rapid 6re, principal, has announced. lam. MaxwtU halped.brlng Savick up to data yastarday on tho Brownie Girl Scout troops, with schoola wsra oqt b«ero tha closing easterner Satisfaction’* the Israeli and the Turkish Tha procetaional will be at 10 is tha ftrat completely automatic unit and le believed the ftrit supersonic rocket developed t o "We are proud of dur aafaty Jehovah's 'Wltneasea will meet at town's davelopmtnt situation. (Horald Photo by Ollara). Older. , _ ‘ntere was no confirma­ followed tha Sovlat line that re- A New York concern hM devel­ their leaders, will man tha Girl a.m. Mra. Koob will apeak at the uniftcation must be worked out by ue* by both, land and seagoing units. (U.S. Navy Photo via AP Photofax). education program and ara plsasad 7 p.m. followed by a aervica meet­ Savick Meets Many of the sM pupila in St. fan lasanuie* Coreisf*' tion of thia oped an automatic ball-throwing ing at 8 p.m.. Scout booth a t tha Manehastar close of the morning seMion. In the two German states and not the that the National Safety Council Products Show opening tonight at Mary's Roman CathoUe Fareehial TcL MI 9-3033 Moscow, MMnwhile, gave its the afternoon, the guards of machine to help tennis players Im­ has again recognized our efforta," The Women's Council of First and tha to-wn calls for them to Other clauses in tho contract Big Four powers. The West Mys Oct. 12, also showed drops in ini­ rising from 398 last week to 411 cludes Rockville, ranked 14th in prove their play. The'device, con­ carry on this pevelopmant pro­ call for termination of the con-' tho State Armory. School alao ware r«Mpted ill. A fter 6 :0 0 P. M. bleMing to the Egyptian troop Mystic Review, Mrs. Oglore White that only ths Big Four can deal Lewis aaid today. "Aa long.aa ac- (Congregational Church of Vamon' Briefly with landing. Deputy Premier A. L tial claims from .212 to 107 and a this week. Connecticut In unemployment trolled by a switch operated by the gram from now until June SO, 1868. tract by the town for unsatisfac­ Tho Girt Scout booth ia balng captain, will be in charge of the With the matter, since they divided drop in total claims froni 666 to eldenta qrw thp- Oral eanklng' cause will hold a dessert meeting at 8 Arkansas leads the 62 BALDWIN BOAD MlkOyan told reporters a t an Interatate claims fell from 28 to claima taken. Bridgeport was first player or instructor, tpases out in p.m. Miss Grace Rialey will apeak They will be paid $1,200 at tha end tory performance and an agree­ sponsored by Ths Herald and the ftobr work. Germany. 540. However, no large-scale lay­ of death among achool-age chil­ nrat Nationsl Bank. the production of red MANCHESTER. CONN, Afghui embsMy reception: “It’a 10 and Korean veteran's' claims and Hartford becond. One loading up to 40 balls at S-sec- dren, all of us on the stsdf, S2. on ‘'Connecticut Women's Miniatry Townes Aides of each month and $400 at tha com­ ment to provlds Savick with work­ A presideiit’a luncheon will be Adenauer refusea to negotUte offs were reported for the area. rose from « to 9, while partial Tha booth haa bfen set up by the and hiekory lumber. a good thing.. .It's a case of one served at 12:30 p.m. and tha ban­ ond intervals. It can be adjusted to Northeast School will continue our to Children." pletion of the agreement. ing space. brother coming to the assistance with the East German regime, V/omen comprised 65.6 per cent payments climbed fro'm 18 to 21. Forty persons can stand in the change the direction and speed of quet will be at 6:30. Entertain- of the unemployed, their numbers organized safety program to teach Letting no grass grow under hie of aaother brother who feels him- contending that it is an illegal gov­ The Manchester area, which In­ head of the Statue of Liberty. the bails. ment and danclng - wlll follow, .'to ernment imposed by the Soviet the young poople of our communi­ VeraoB and Taloottiille xews feet, Joseph Savick, the town’s m t In dUBcuItlas;" -■------which friends of the association ty to protect themeel'vea and their Itema iwe handled through The newly hired proTeaakmal developer, In Washington, Secretary of forces and not representative of are invited. the 18 million East Germans. fellow atudenta." Herald's Bockvlllr Bureau, 7 W. marked hU arrival In Manchester State Dulles met British Foreign The honor jroU was initiated la Mala B t. teto^bue TRement yesterday by metUng with town . Secretary Seivyn IJoyd to discuss 1044. To earn a [dace on it, a 6-sisa. officials and getting acquainted the Middle E sst situation. Lloyd Cattle Easily Typed •ehool m ust present a datsdled re­ with the town's development went to the United States Rise Noted Here THOUSANDS OF ITEMS port of Ita safety program to a picture. i S to ths visit of Queen The Agriculture Department re­ etxnmlttee composed of the school ‘ Savick met this morning with ports that by analysing cattle principal, president o f,th e PTA, Washington PTA Qoneral Manager Richard Martin who ewr itmrd'of j^tanese Forsigp Minister blood types the parentage of calves In Jobless Claims TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION A studenc and a local civic leader. to discuss the general development Charles Msllk called a news eoiv can be determined without any A favorable report irom this com- Slates Food Sale picture in Manchester. ference st U.N. hMdquarters to doubt. Since about 50 antigenic Continued unemployment claim s' fitUM wOl put the pchool .on the On hla tour of tho Municipal factors—many more than humans assure the United SUtes hi$ gov- In Manchester rose from 354 tpJl .. national Jumor j n o l L ,.. ___ _ • Atty.--Arthur-J- Ledalra Jr., M S# met havipsaw preiehi T irca ta *' bRisa. m i i i f week id bring 'abdiii' i '2.4^| Monthly Pnpor OoUeollon dspartmeot heada, Savick was ae- at this senoatwndl pnoo? they can be arranged into millions per cent increase In unehnpldy-iT Anaaldl Rd., gu est speaker at the ly on the side of the free world." The Vbmon Fire Department October meeting or the Washing­ oompanled by Leonard Seader, Malik denounced reports that of distinct combinations. Once a ment, according to figures ' re- j irlll conduct iU iffenthly paper col­ chairman F f tha Town Devalop- Lebanon was considering with- cow's blood type is estsbiished, it leased by the State Labor Depart- ton PTA laat aveiting^ spoM' on lection In tho Fir# Dtzfrlct^ Sun­ tha a u ^ t "WUl tha SUto 1>raw ment Oanmiaalon (TDC). dMwing lU support from, the can be used to identify Jber for the mpnt today.______-■V day itarttBg'at"t-m.m. - ....— ~ 'S a r t « wfll toptotont toe flrim oT EUeiihQwer doetnne but repated resf of her life. The report, the week eliding i YOur W ? ' * to All thrao companies will Join Mrs. Ward Krause, president Economic Development Associates, an Miner aUtement that Lebanon 1 • in the collection, the proceeds of opened' the meeting with prayer Ino-., of Boston, a professional db- would aid Syria if the latter were which ^11 be added to the flre- attacked., 9/vrd< C... V PARKADE and axtendad greetings to the valopmant company hirad by tha Bien’a recreation fund, I. TDC last month after Commiaslon Alao a t tha U.N., Turkiah Am- mambara Mrs. NrauaaKrauee preaenMi -•lODll lUWNPiPl . • . VANCMIbllt’ Raaldanth‘nra > asked to bundle tha new officers for tho year w d members had interviewed candi­ baasador SayfuUah Biin asnt a newspapers and magazines—and datea through the summtr. letUr, to Secretary General Dag' Principal Eklward Bensche intro­ THIS MUPON^ORTH ^ -leave them a t the roadside for thq, duced the teaching athff. Savick ta a graduate of (tonell Rammarskjold axprtMiag concern ^ $140 3-SEASON (joUeetion., In ease of rain the Special reports wera preamtod University, and holds a master’s over Syrian ‘propaganda actlona." napere will be collected the fol­ d a m e in. city planning. Ha also The AmbaaMdor Mid Syria is TOWARQ PURCHASE OF SS.OO or MORE in ragard to the Luts Junior GREAT DAYS LEFT lowing Sunday. Mtueum and the Young People’a h o w a bachelor’a d e m a in urban foHowing Soviet policies. Me 4 Social Wbrfcerato Speek (ToncerJ. seriof by th* Hartford ■ociology fr»m the University of denied that Turkish trotroop move- THURS.. FRL. and SAT.. OCT. 17-19. ^Jarnea S. Lakla.* MawLngtoif Symphony. Miami. He will haV6 an office in ments, which AnksrahssI described_ WED., THURS., FRL, SAT. ■icial workai;, ptlU itodrtss th* as defensive, threaten Syris. Tho-Waabtegton PTA will the Water Department - BuUdln|;. Northeast P T A " ,a£ Re • ireguler a food aa17 Nov.' 9 at Lynn’S a t actoes the'street from the Munic­ ZIPCOATS OF

HENRY DICK SHOES meeting Monday at'S pm . the Parkade. Prises will be given, ipal Building. *'.A graduate of Northeastom Unl- 749 MAIN STREET Including one for the beat looking - Economic Development Associ­ Kinsella Favored 2 fir I 'Plas^ a toaity, Lakia earned'hla masters bakM product to bb' sold. ates waa formed last March by a Oogrte from Boston University. ..FoUmrtD* ..the . ros«tingi:..|lxth jTtwfi. ot. men .w|w J 3«ia.btn*. jnimx ■ — Tlie' -pubac“ to“ lHstt«a:^to grhdB'roomrmothen narved dough- YWirii' or prpristibiui'ds^rieffee; - .Hai^orddlaee gueting- Mothers of Grade 3 stu­ nuts and coffee in tits cafeteria.. cpntnut betweeq toa firm Rwxoll dents will provide refreshmehts. Hartford, Oct i t (P)-e iflV^ehip given n t,$. Itf otIKroi aidj r 1 In a ciiywide non-partiaan primary Thursday Special HAIRNETS 2«,11e annual^ to a graduate 'of'lha' BRITISH TWE yesterday. . adotu. ■ echoql. . Thursday Sp^ at PINT MO. S J9 Eighteen candidates qualified EPSOM SALT Lb, Reg. 54c 2 For 55e Elton Magoon, chairman of the for the Nov. 6 election. In which WILLOW Fays fnd means copimittea, has WONIN« iOARD voters will choose nine council 2 * ^ 3 a 6 0 announced that Oordbn Baker, disc members. The candidste receiving mnWlMN 4 m. 1.1$ 2 Hf l.u Jockey, will-be master .of cere­ the moat votes will becoms mayor. BEEF,WINE & IRON TONIC S.a oL monies, Dancing will be held from Mayor Josapb V. Cronin is not CLOTHES BASKET 2 90 • to 11 p j & PAD and 2 COVERS aeeWag reelectlon. ' Keacinssko Club to Meet Kinsella received an unofficial WITCH HAZEL» ...... «a.2- 64c ; Andrew SynoI„ president of the to t^ of 12,728 voUs. Dominie J. Xoaciiiezko aub, is calling a apt- pelaicco. a former mayor, had Dial meeting Sunday a t l:3i> pm. 9,196 votes. THERMOMETER 88e Members will be eakeO to decide 0 0 All six of the candidatea en- ' ' AIROSOL 6B n proposed leikDe of part of the j t o r ^ by the Citizens Charter With This Coupon area around the cTiib'to Abner Ro- With This Coapofl OonuiUtlM, a non-partisftn orgpani* SHAVE lenberg,, developer, for additional Mtion, were nominated. GREAT RfmiM RuifA parking /apace for the adjacent Four of the lix Republican can­ NOI ON Ic SALE PLAN, BUT WONDERFUL BARGAINS' fhoppii^. center. A 25-yiar lease didates were also nominated. CREAMS! has beep', asked by tha developer. This is the first city campaign APC SACCHARIN R e x a ll' . ReodyShovt . Lavender ; BleedmehUe- to VMt the OOP has entered since 1945. a n ^ ^ jP h itk QUIK-BJWDS Rexall MHAL TRUCK ( H m Red Crobs Bloodmobile will a n d The Democrats did not endorse ITABLETS ^ I TABLETS Frictiwi motor cab ind 2 traiitfs. Over two' • lavender Mentbolited D Auto Stores Eiui^nafpsipIshCidiche, 100's 1000's Wsterproef! P liis er e t the Rockville Metho<1ieU *10 Values' a alate in the primary. But, they D/ Auto Stores nwritis,neuf.ljii. ^ ii:;'ifc2..3le L % 2 w U I pwrcwochrome. foot loni< urch Mtmday from 12:40 to S:S(f will back the six organization ^ S i t MAINSTi Ml 3-7C80 .Reg.S8c &pjn. The loctf chapter • of the^ 8 5 5 MAIN ST. Ml 3-7080 ^ Democrati with the highest stand- 100'$l9f.7le2(9f8Oc fej.2w|.}| MxwfM Americap Red CroVs will agai ing after today's, standings are of- 3*cv«L..,Afv tempt to' reach Its quoU of IM fleially computed. 25’$ Rif. 33c 2 fir 34« i5;«, 2wSlt tt,j,2b‘|.« TWeeds caa take ttt But, BritU h Slnta.,Mra. Jeton Maean will serve H eiseds were bom for puniihinent— 3-SRIID TO" fA U eeptain of the day. Ti-anaporta- Uon Mrtll be provided donors on re­ the tough, supple yarns (from HEATING PHD WPTUPOOCH" quest. . thkA-«(Mted ihMp) Just mifimi% repel ' WithlyuriuirMte' Woari $loid tom, collx, ^ OtfloiaU Keanpoteted FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD loMM Cotoa n A t t a-Tw# town offtelais wora . reap- wind, water and 'wearl And when petotad by the-Board of Selactman 3.8S4bflVf 4.«6 Vml... AaefO laotUat nignt.nij^t. 'iTieyThey are Town Counsel, CONVERTING TO you'ean nve PLENTY besides-who K aity H. Lugg and Supererintendent dan raiiit diese handsome, warmth- 1$$( PLYMOUTH WARON. A SPECIAL SfiK Depsndtii sslitldj RinR FLUORIDE TOOTH PASn tM |i TifeH ...... N VM. c «f Mgtiwaya, George t . Schwarz. widwut-weight'aU-occasipn coats? Md mild liu tiv e .f - 3 1 99 * * Motorfotor VohlcleVahicle AArreata m AUTOMATIC HEAT? 1S54 POimAC HARDTOP OATAUNA SIMS GMdlorclii]iAen,l CUFTON FEVER THERMOMETERS-Oni if RteM .... 1J 5 Va$. .A rthur E . Jacobs, 21, West Rd.,_ Was arraated last night by PatroF 19S3 FORD CUSTOM I CLUB COUPE $S95 man Robert 'rhompson. He ia aharged with driving without a Chooiefrom 4 fabulous ALL-WOOL NIU ON OUR I'. SAlf Plan Qeense ahd spoeding. Court date 19SS PLYMOUTH SaVEDERE FORDOR / SIStS F a s set t o Monday.' fabrics: imported British tweeds, S c u / e / i A BUT SURPRISING VALUES ! Steven Provencher, 3S, M wgrsted gabardines, Donegal-type 195S CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. Likt MW $945 Vnion Bt., was artested by State tweeds (that practically talk with SoUceman William Tomlin -‘.end a 19R PLYMOUTH TUDOR PUZA 6 S199S LIGGETT muuged_ _ with operating while hla broguel )-and fancy domeetie tweeds! lipanseeenae is under auspenaion, oper. . Every one with its own 106K w(X)l 19S5 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP $1595 PINT King an unregiatetoo motor vein- muiT 4 » . and improper UM of platea. He plaid liner that zips in or otS in a/tosh/ Mated $200 bond t o appearance in 1953 NASH AMB.F0RD0R.Sm UiIa $595 9 t o Court Nov. 4 „ ,: impeccably tailored, raglan or set-in tY •Oooiga P . Oadoury, 88, W Greys, blues, browns and 1951 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOILFOROOR M5 I Amt ixtiid teuse Point, was ureatfd by lathers. Regulars, shorts and longs. ti fit l e i ^ Im a n Thompaoh^'and charged 1951 FORD CUSTOM I FORMR . M9S CASTER th driving without a licenae and IN METAL CONTAINER fiur TV tiL (active brfke|.;H4(, la aohodulad Gat tha bast— automatic oil haat 195S FORD CUSTOM TIIDOa OvwArivt $70 £Air court appaannee McndaN. FRESH ^ Wee I Vnivcrolty of ponhacttpttt de- LAP TRAYS f ita' - ■ • --- TOYS Mtta C A U Mlteholi 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Sturdily rThq next maating will be held built to n Monday at the home of Martha • SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS Specially To( C kritlm it, Flynn in Rockville. DJUON’S T'BakrdI For SMrtOrddi / o» • MIUBWn WItlST V - Coin OoUaetora* Cinb 319 MAIN STREET ’TMe Sal* MUscu and WMto R m •A coin collectors' club, being (ROUTES 5 aiNl IS ) 9.90 dnigH ia virituo eatori WATCH' 11H1ML formed byW Rliam Pa^t

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\ . PACK TWBLVl MAN^ tym nN O HERALQ. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -16. 1967 B a g s T H IR T E E N Mrs. Roekwall Pottar and Mrs. Likes Clippers Best Holiday Bazaar Malcolm Rohartson; ' Chriatmaa Slate|Gronp Seats ✓V • M t I k traa'poat office, Miaa Helen Car Set for Nov. 20 rier; Mrs. Santa's household jam' Local Girl Sunday S f i F v n t Eiasltc StMkii|{s boree (aprons and domestics), , fii.,— » I, .esiu mmim ^ ■ . II t lm ewiiqr. (Malait, IM t u f Mra. Earl Biasell and Mra. Robert CLIP THESE COUPONS FOR GREAT VALUES TOMORROW! Darling^s” lade Models "Holiday Bezesr," the annual M ill Loretta L. Bushnail, 70 W. Mflaa s|pi*a slsaic weAiaiS ’^^ ^ S Ooe. ^ -----■ event aponsored by the Women'a Middle Tpke., will be Installed as ifcH ate*M t'(ni,«— IMS' A H H A wishing well for little ^hlldreii Fellowship of Canter Congrega­ faith chairman at the annual rally •Ml (nsawt — MS aiw will be supplied with gifts by CTP of S.800 Connecticut Congrega­ lew w in y w a a tlw d. S U l K t tional Church, will be held toie Club. Children will be cared for by On year on Wednesday, Nov, 20, from tional. teenagers at Bushnell iay in Vermont Miiseu] Mrs. Robert Martin and Mra. Hugh 10 a.m. to fi p.m. Memorial Hall in Hartford Sun- WELDON DRUG CO. Brautigam in the nursery, and a day. , 901 Mala Street—MI l-SSSl Chairmen for the baaaer ia Mrs. game roonq will be proWded for p e n : b t o i x r Allen Belcher. The rally will commence at ♦ From tlni« to ume. a grood older boys and. girls in the after­ p.m., with music being furnished name wjli be. offered to faclM- noon by Mrs. Roy Keith. many ptopi* get the Idea of buUd- tate the task of the Chriatmea by the Princeton Seminary Choir. Inr a ahip model. A look at the de shopper. Luncheon, afternoon tea, and Installation of nevVIy elected of- tailed plana, the flttlnua,^ and rlf- ■Booth chairmen who have been dinner are being planned by Mrs. fleem of the Connecticut Pilgrim fin^ la uaually enough to die* appointed are; Candy, Mrs. Rich­ A. ’Willianr Aatley, Mrs. Samuel Fellowship and committee chair­ eourafa them, ard Hurd and Mrs. James LSSure; Robb Jr. and Mra. Rupert tippling, men, Including Miss Bushnell, will I Rummage Sale But for one Mancheater man. tHe paper, Mrs. Robert Johansson; respectively. take place at the evening serv­ Idea continued to faacinate him bake shop, Mrs. EVlward Besser; Miaa Gertruda Carrier is the ice, which will follow supper at and 80 he built a phip model,, and book nooki Mrs. Charles Ryan; toy treasurer apd Mrs. Charles Baxter tbs’ sA te Armorj’. Music for this ThurMlay. O o t17 another, and anotber. In fact, over cheat, Mist Ruth Munaon and Mrs. Jr. publicity chairman. Decora^ service will be furnished by the 9:00 A.M. ’ a dozen of hia . handmade ahIp Robert Bennett; "La Boutique" tiona will be provided by the Co- Youth Chorus of the West Hart­ modela are in the 3t. Johnabury, (gifts), Mrs. Harold aendanlel; Weds and table act-upi will be ford Congregational Church. Vt„ Muaeum. children's acceiaories, Mrs.' Ray­ handled -by Troop 35. Boy Scouts. South MothoiitI Leonard Darling, t Waddell mond Dotchin; children's cloUftnLg Tmiinn Ticket' Rd„ la a carpenter by trade, but exchange, Mrs. John Hoi^tlmer and Obesdng the law,., peddlers in A “fusion ticket”. Is, a teip- Church his spare time ia devoted to the Mra. Joseph Staniunaa; "A-B-C" Portugal carry shoes in their bas­ porary coalition of two or more Spoaeored By patnataking hobby of building de- (attic, basement and closet treas­ kets, but walk barefoot. They put parties to oppose major' parties, BTANLET CIRCLE ta^ed models. Since ha started his ures), Mrs. Leroy Olsen and Mrs. on their shoes when a policeman espepially in judiciary and munici­ hobby in 1838, he has built modela Harold Scovllle; country .store, comes into tight. pal elections. of dozens of the country's major aailing and steam shipa and mod­ els of cam, trains and planet. His tools consist of a jackknife, a razor blade and a small den­ tist’s drill. The results are worthy or exhibition in museums. Among ,sorae of the ship models MORE SPECIAL VALUES FOR TOMORROW ri’i^/^^r ■he has built are the Great R ^ db - Bc, one of the fastest of tlte^ clip­ pers, the U,S,S. constitution, "Old Ironsides,the U,8,aj^ Hartford, Fafmgut's flagshim^and the fo- noiM HJI.S, Bmiiny. Worim^^ram' Piaaa parling,'.'VhO has lived ia Man-- Chester ^Mce 1943, said that he gtgrta* with every deposit of $25 or more. ' last steps are the blocks and rig- CooH, sIbos 4 to 12 and 13 to 20. 100% WOOL SKIRTS This handy pocket-size saver adds for you as you . glng. These tiny blocke ‘and deposit your loose change. This bank sella regularly "deadeyea,” (devices., uaed to Etudonti' fins 17 to 22. . Tou May Uoe Tweeds. Flannels. for $3.00 each. tighten rigging) are all carved by Our Layaway Orig. 1.98 and 12.98. Available at our Main Office, 983 Main Street and band from birch, with the aid of *7.89 at our Branch Office at 285 East Center Street, to* a dentlatk drill. The rUglng Is er. diarge Plaa morrow only.. o f Unen thread. Leonard Daritng adjwta the rlggtw on hla modal o f the clipper ahip Great RepubUc. The model, ^e^ r t doaemi be has hum. Is 41 Inches lonf, and took ^ years to complete. (Herald Photo C. E. HOUSE & SON, Ine. A-com plete model of, _* .fully • WE GIVE CMtEEN «TAMP»“-' Ttjnfed ship takes about two ysars 9CAN CHESTER lan d o'cotton Till SiviNft Bank""of Maaektsiar .«r part-time work. Darling says they eoat very little to build be­ taeUea oa the guns. He actual­ his othsr modsls, Spanish galleons, his own projects. At present he la cause are made from scrap ly vtaited the limoua Slip at her which he likes for their high, grace­ working on a model of Lord Nel­ 'lumbim, biit that when finished berth in the Boatoh Kavy Tard U ful imes, and oraats decorationa, son's hlatoMC Victory,' 'complete they can be worth up to $800. etudy har conatruction while build­ small, Mediterranadn types such with three decks of guns. He haa it "Td rather make tbs cUppsrs ing hla modal. as ware used ay the Barbery all done but the rigging. than any other ships," said Dari- Modem ahlpa,'' too, are In pirates. Moat of bis ships have Darling ia married and his son la tiig. "They are probably th# Darllng'a modal fleet. He soma historical'background typify­ in Cuba with the Marine Corp». He bast designed of all the sailing repUoaa of erulaera and dcatroyera ing certain atylaa or periods. haa a foster son who la now living ships, and their deeigii Belped and other modem warshipa In ad­ Makes Tralna, Ckn, Ttfa with him. THUR$DAY. OCT. 17 ONLY ABierica become a commercial dition to *a model of the Ill-fated Hia models of trains'and cars There doesn't seem to be much power during the 19th century."- liner Normandie. bear remarkable detail. Be haa doubt as' to-what he’ll be doing Taylor Outdoor r FAINT BRUSH Bealde the Great RepubUe, Aaked whether aalUng thipa wtra built models of old. wood-burning with hla. tvenlngs, the Victoria ESQUIRE SHOE POLISH Darling has built models of several harder to build than' modem vea- locomotives, and of modem cars. rigging plan looks pretty com­ $1.71 VALUE other famous clippers, among aele, Darlingireplitd. ‘Tkay're both A model of a fairly recent model plicated. THERMOMETER FREE! them the Boveraign o f the Bens -pretty hard, Old ships have A let Bulck placed in hie driveway and find the Flying Cloud. of i l ^ n g : modem ones have eome photographed from a low angle Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, af­ ' w rm iHiraRCHASfOP la DstaO pretty complicated deck machin- looked like the real thing. ter whom the thermometVic scale ONE DAY ONtY, Mis modeT o f the U.8B. ConaU-.lenr,'' An accomplished Cabinet maker, is named, was a German phyai- V i PRICE fflo B Is eompleto • oven ty tha Darl|ng also mentlonsd soms of hla home la fumiabed with many of clat. - SEeuLAs rncE $2.2*' ONI GALLON OP m SDI PAWT WITH THI$ COUPON ONLY ONE. PER CUSTOMER, CASH AND CARRY. THIS COUPON MUST BE — , lEQNARirS SHOES PRESENTED TO OEYNRMrAraCCAR PRtCH FAULl^FJUNT iii^ W 445 MAIN ST. FHONI Ml 9-0300 881 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER BUSH HAR0WARE CO.

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' ' > I ; ) PA6 B lOUllTKEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.%ANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, f9W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1967 PAosnm m i Dulles Wartis Syria, Soviet Martin Asked R(^iiegade Says He Kept Stevens Seen Elizabeth on Way Against Attack on Turkey For Opinions $5,000 from Mrs. Sobell Paying Town WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (OMtlmiet from P « f« One) On Pay Hikes $112,800 Tax To 6-Day U.S, Visit threntened eountiiet befan with (Contiaped from Page One) Turkey in 1047 and that the North Obituary General Manager Richard Mar­ Satisfactory settleTnent of town (Continued from Page One) Atlantic Treaty Alliance waa ex­ tin was asked by on^ of the Town Hayhanen has turned' govern­ Hospital Notes tax claims against the J. P. Ste­ tended to protect Turkey in 1051. ment witness at the espionage trial U.S. May Test Fire Directors last night to bring be­ vens Co. la probable, G e n e r a 1 is Canadian-bom Sam Robinson, a Thua the - Soviet preaaUre on of Abel. Manager Richard MarUn reported IMricey la an old atory, Dulles said. fore thf Board any Salary ral.ses he Patients Today: 193. 55-year-old Negro who is sexton Deaths If convicted, the 55-year-old A-bel to the Board of Directors last Rockets over Cities But he said he feels a measure thinks should be made without ADMITTED YES'TERDAY: night. and guide at the church. The tree o f concern when charoea are made could be executed. waiting for the next budget. Li^da Chappell, Coventry; Alex Stevens has filed suit in an ap­ BO wildly and recklessly as they (Continued from Page One) is a towering, hollow sycamore The request was made by Direc­ Mrs. Sobell issued a statement Sullivan, South Windsor; Kath­ peal from the Board of Tax Re­ have recently been, and he is Immediately upon hearing of Hay- which split apart the -graves of the Death Oaiihs tor Harry Pli-ato after the Board erine Gavello, 147 Spruce St.; view's decision on taxes owed on Rev. James Blair, founder of Wil­ fearful that they are- meant to hanen's testimony. The statement, Unit (TDU) to the Army for teat- form a smokescreen for something: had* authorized the transfer of ‘Barbara Koehler, Cider Mill Rd.; the 21-mill fiscal year change tax. teg, liam and Mary (College, and his WARD made at the Manhattan O ffice'of more sinister. 330,000 in funds approved for Ronald Klimas, 159 Irving St.; In a report to the Board, Mar-' The huge unit, first developed wife. Rev. Bennett salary and wage adjustments to the Committee to Secure Juattde Mrs. Katherine Wheeler, 88 W. tin outlined a possible settlement as it. Naval ahip-to-alr defense Also waiting will be the Rev. Specifically he recalled that for Morton Sobell, said in part." when the Reds attacked South the proper departments. The Main S^, Rockville; Mrs. Lhdvlga of the 3137,500 town claim by weapon, waa perfected at White George P. Gunn, bishop of the K orw in 1950 they accused Dulles The Rev. Manning Blackslone Board / also authorized the pay­ 'This meaningless ' testimony is Knlshijans, Vernon Convalescent payment of 3112,800. Sands by the Radio Corp. of Episcopal Dioceae of Southern 'Vir­ ment Of $2;500 in South Manches Just a way of smearing me qt a at the same time of having trig­ Bennett, 85, rector of St. Mary's Home; Mrs. Anns Johnstone. 50 He said that the matter will be America and waa presented to the ginia, to-conduct the prayer serv­ gered the conflict as an American Bplscopal Church of this town ter Fire District debts covered by time when my husband’s case Is W. Middle Tpke.; Dorothy Ricci, returned to the Board afteiy the Army Jointly by RCA and the ice and present to the Queen hand­ agent. The Reds, Dulles said, cir­ f i ^ 1903 to 1917, died Oct. 11 at the district's cash surplus. before the Supj-eni6' Court in a re­ 15 Tumbuli Rd.; Mrs. Beverly town 'counsel and attorneys for Navy. made replicas of the original sil­ Firato's request followed sug­ quest for a new trial. Neither my WEEK culated photographs of him sUmd- his home in Booneville, N. Y. He Perotti, Coventry; Charles Saun­ the Stevens firm have completed A later field demonstration of ver communion service of the ing in a forward position on the gestions that salary raises be hu.sbsnd nor I have ever com­ ders, RFD 2; Mrs. Zillah Apel, discussions. the Tales missile fizzled when a Jamestown Cliurch. had been in (ailing health for sev­ given to the collector of revenue V . South Korean side of the long­ eral months. Funeral services were mitted espionage or conspired to 236 Hilliard St. booster mechanism failed shortly That was Just one of the gifts held yesterday afternoon. The and the town planning administra­ commit espionage . ... ADMITTED TODAY: George after the weapon waa fired. in, readiness for Her Majesty. standing line dividing the country. tor. Later lit the discussion Dulles burial office was read by the Rt. "It is no- accident that these Peters, Columbia; Paul Cavag- The TDU,. officials e.xplained be­ In return, Her Majesty brought A lt AMERICA SHOPS AND SAVES IN WARDS GREATEST SALE DEiTHEaYEAR- BIG ASSORTMENTS- LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON Rev. Malcolm E, Peabody, bishop A raise in the' collector's rAlary, baseless charges are made at this naro, 89 Tanner St.; Henry Hor- Syria Bids UN fore the demonstration, is a com­ along a gift for Wllllamaburg—a was asked to be more specific now 37,048 a year, waa suggested about what he had in mind as to of the Diocese of Central New particular time. I’m going to con­ rell. Hartford. pletely automatic defense unit. It small, silver casket dating to U | by former Director Walter Ma­ sult my lawyers to see if there" is BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son ia capable, electronically, of locat­ 17th Century. T7.S. reaction in the event of ,n York. honey. attack on Turkey. He was asked Bom in Lowville, N. Y„ Aug. 80, not some way In which tliia per­ to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wright, Probe Turkish ing qn enemy target—missile or Some items fromjjiome.-one of particularly to say whether he 1S72, the son of the late Henry A raise in the planning admin­ son I Hayhanen) can be held re­ Andover; a son to Mr. and Mrs. aircraft—in the air 100 or more the issues of the renowned Magna istrator's salary, now 35,880, was meant that the United States W. and Elisabeth Blackstone Ben­ sponsible for these malicious, ir­ Thomas McCartan, 74 Birch St.; milea away. Upon location of the Charts, for example-rare In store suggested by former Director responsible statements." a sort, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Troops Threat target, the TDU computes the wcsild attack any nation which nett,. he apent his early years in Helen Fitzpatrick. for the Queen at the JamegtoWn started an aggt«Ssion„ against that area, attended Potsdam Nor­ Hayhanen testified that he and Campbell, Vernon. *' course of the enemy, corrects, festival park and its exhibition Mahoney told the Board that the Turkey. mal School for a tlmo and waa Abel buried the 35,000 in Bear BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to (Continued from Page One) loads a missile amd fires it. building. Another little speech, and If there is an attack on Turkey graduated from WealeyM Univer- town's revenue collector is "one of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod. 21 Yesterday's projected target was more greetings, also are in atore the lowest paid in this part of Mountain Park, a state resort on hy the Soviet Union, Dulles said, alty in 1897. He atudied in St. An­ the Hudson River above New Proctor Rd. troop movements In Turkey were a remote-control "Drone" B-17 at the flag-decked court of wel­ drew's Divinity School, Syracuse, New England." He waa informed bomber, of World 'War II vintage, come, with soldiers in colonial coa- it would not mean merely a defen' by the general manager that the York City, because Mrs. Sobell'a DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: of a threatening nature. Turkish Siva operation' by the United and waa ordained a prieat in 1900 Manhattan apartment waa guarded Leon Rocheleau, East Hartford: defense measures, he said, "con­ flying at an altitude of 20,000 feet tume on guard. by Biahop Huntington. He served aalary waa raised by board action States with the Soviet Union as a in May.. by police. Ptarick Madden. 128 Bisaell St.; stitute an internal matter and do and about 25 miles distant from The remainder of the day snd privileged sanctuary, in Trinity. Chpreh, Booneville, and 7T>e witness said .he falsely re­ Bert Surrell, Winimantic; Stanley not call for cpmmento by anyone the TDU. evening are given over to Wtl- \, During the Korean War the Calvary Bpiacopal Church, when Commenting later, FIrato said Aa the visitors watched from a liamaburg: The atop at William that he agreed that the collector's ported to Moscow that he had Savilonis, 157 St. John St.; Mrs. from the outside." ■ phrase ’’^ vileg ed sanctuary' he received the call in 1903 to St. given Mrs. Sobell the inoney.__ Marion Kozicki. 23 Lockwood St.; He said recent developments in diatonce of about 300 yards, the and Mary Oollego, a parade down sieant the 6hUm area-north-of the Mary'i Oiurch. He aerved aa salary is '.'a, little low.".' TDU zeroed In on the bomber, se­ Mrs. Fitzpatrick told the Board Hayhanen said a second pay­ M ary Alice Ashton; Willlmantlc; Syria demonstrate "that Turkey Duke of Glooceater Street te a Tain River from which Red planes rector o f St. Stephen'a Church, ment of 35,000, again ordered by Bradford Hawley. 40 Reed St., haa valid reasons for feeling con­ lected a 30-foot mi8.sile, loaded it horsedrawn mulberry phaeton, a New Hartford, for 20 years prior that ahe conaidera the present plan, and fired It. to attack U n it^ Nations ning adminiatrator "a very valu Moscow, was deposited by Abel in Rockville; Miss Lillian Materal. cerned." reception at the palace of the forces but where their bases were to hia retirement and waa made a bank. The witness did not say 689 Main St.; Craig and Chris­ Today's letter, sigrned by Bitar, However, four seconds after the colonial governor, a tour of the rector emeritus. able aaact to the town" and that not snbytet' to attack. he may be loat if he does not re­ why the Soviet government wanted topher Chessari. Tolland; Nancy asked Assembly President .,Slr firing pieces of metal were seen colonial capital. Dulles thus seemed to be say­ Besides hia wife, Mrs. Jessie M. the money paid, nqr did he tell of Bates, Willlmantlc; David Manko, Leslie Munro of New Zealand to spewing from the rocket booster Tonight the Queen and Prince Bennett, he leaves a slater, Miai ceive adequate com^gnsation. She ing, though he stated it negative- pointed out that his salary ia small its final disposition. 257 Autumn St.; Joseph Lefebvre, call an urgent meeting of the As­ at a height of about 4,000 feet. receive members of the James­ ' ly; that the United States would Bertha I. Bennett o f Le Jolla, sembly's Steering Committee. The weapon was put out of opera­ town - Williamsburg - Yorktowa in relation to those of other officials According to Hayhanen, the gov­ Hartford; Mrs. Stella Spakausky, fight to dafeiidx Turkey if Turkey ( ^ if.; and a cousin, Madame Ida of the town. Wlllimantic; Mrs. Doris Taylor, 44 ' In an accompanying memoran­ tion immediately and the mi.ssile Celebration Commissions, then at­ was attacked and it would ‘strike Fleury, Paris, France. ernment's star witness in the Abel dum, BijAt charged that the crashed on the range. , tend a dinner given In thelf honor A request that MarUn discuss case. Mrs. Sobell waa known to Benton St.; Mrs. Grace Hutchins directly at Soviet territmy. and daughter, Wapplng; Mrs. massing of Turkish farces "pre­ A second scheduled firing Was by the commission members and Mfrs. Nellie Brennsn Maxwell's salary was forwarded to Abel as “ agent Stone's wife." Dulles agreed When he was Martin by the Town Planning Com­ Nancy Pelletier snd son. 56 Birch sages imminent attack.” He said canceled because o f time condi­ Gov. Stanley. - asked whether he. was, suggesting Rockville— Mrs. Nellie Brennan, The portly, 37-year-old Hayanen foreign activities aim at over­ tions. These nind-up events of ths mission in August The Commis­ swore on Monday that he was sent St.; Mrs. Shirley Davis snd daugh­ by his reference to a ttnokescreen 82. widow of Michael Brennan, 13 sion suggested a raise to 38,200 a ter. Storrs. throwing the Syrian government. Gen. Laidlaw. In speaking to the royal tour will be held at Wil­ that the Soviets might have ac­ Village St, died early thii morn­ to the United Statea In 1952 to act viaitors last night, said that a liamsburg Inn, wtiere the Quem year. No action has been taken. I Abel’s assistant. DISCHARGED TODAY: Russell He did not say who waa behind cused Turicey o f designs on Syria ing at a private hospital after a Biercuk, Stafford Springs; Thomas these acUvlUes. plan to expand White Sands will spend the night In a 3-room to gain a pretext for a Soviet as­ long illneea. Yesterday he told of his defec­ Proving Ground 40 or 50 miles to suite with a green color scheme. tion to the free world jsst May. a Gareil, 17 Fenwick Rd.; Lee Smith, "It is evident,” he said, "that sault on Turkey. She was bom in Ireland, Nov. South Glastonbury: Louis For- the security and Independence of the north was under considera­ Tomorrow morning she is off for 23, 1874, the daughter of John and prelude to Abel’s arrest and indict­ tion. Such an expansion would At that point a reporter'asked Ellinprton Club ment last Aug. 7. gette. 161 Csmpfield Rd.; John Syria are being endangered. Washington, and the nation's of­ Dulles whetoer he thinks the world Catherine Shea. She leaves two Kehoe, South Windsor; Miss Mar­ "Serious international frictiona mean the evacuation of about a ficial welcome by President Eisen­ "is on the brink”—a reference to sitters, Mrs. Iklwerd Frther, Hires Garrily Hayanen said A4)el returned from cella Lavlne. 9 Walnut St.. Rock­ have developed. A war storting dozen families from the area. hower. Dulles' talk a year or so ago about Pleaaantville, N. Y., and Mrs. a visit to Moscow in July 1958, snd ville; Gary Martin, 12 Windermere in the Middle Etoat would, we are Laidlaw said. Thomas Sheridan, Manchester. expressed dissatisfaction because Continuing on hia discussion of going to the brink of war in past Atty. Harold W. Garrity has been Ave., Rockville: Barbara Goss, 123 certain, cause wide international criMJ. iNmerai arrangements, not yet Hayanen hadn't followed a sugges­ Helaine Rd.; Steven Jarzabek, Vimplicstions.'' the possibility ^ of firing rockets; C on sid cr Dunes replied by saying that the oompiete, are bying handled by the retained as legal counsel by the tion that he set up s photographic North Windham: Donald Custer. He said that Syria had tried over cities in the future, the gen - world has alwasrs been on-the -brink Burke Funeral Home, 78 Prospect ElUjOgton Purchasing Co., it was shop in Newark, N. J., as a cover 29 BUyeu Rd.; Mrs. Maureen through diplomatic channels to, eral said that at present. there for his operatlohsr o f war. For three or four hundred S t aimounced today by Stephen E. Johnson snd daughter. 52 North bring an end , to the alleged ; be no absolute safety un- Accepting^ School Abel, he said, told him he might less it were possible to evacuate years, he elaborated, there has Ketcham of Rockville, a member St.; Mrs. Lillian Paul and daugh­ threats, but "despite ail diplomatic as well go to Moscow for a vaca­ ter. 246 Hollister St. communities neighboring the test been an average of three wars of the group's executive committee. tion. Hayanen said he left the and other efforts, the situation Acceptance of Mancheater's 35 went on deteriorating rapidly in site. every five years and one o f the Die company vyaa formed;... last United Statea Jaat April, , went to million high achool from the archi­ SalD->llMil m RayM Nat aartala reasons baa been' that pMi^e did the 1aat few days, until now it He said the safety program at F n a o i ^ ' month to purchase land for a new Paris, walked Into the American | White Sands has been carefully tect will be considered at a meeting R « p (^ of 0 soHovtl ((Rfon SAIB Mon’f DU-AU TwiH sots SA IEI JFirst not make the necessary efforts to country club in Ellington. haa become Intolerably danger­ embassy last May 4 or May 8 ,1 ous.". developed and since he has as­ of the Board of Directors, the avoid war. The executive committee met and ''e.xplained I am Russian es-; Sputnik Sparks Sonforiiod . . . stvrdy ^"Evariaa Raiili-'-fla alaiihi abvlih Only by being conscious of the . Mrs. Blargaret S. Cignetto The Syrian delegation asked sumed command of the base, only Board of Education, and the School Ronntl sport shirts REG. 2.79. 80-sq. porvalo'— iisooHy 39c yd. last night in East Hartford to pionage officer with rank of lieuten-1 one rocket—a Matador — has fact that war is an ever-present Funeral services for Mrs. Mar­ organize information which will ant colonel.” ' that a commtoaion be set up by Building (Committee Oct. 29. |All garet S. Cignetto, 29 Oakwood Rd., moved outside the firing range. Hurry, hurry, hurry . . . save on Vohdyod, cardetl eoMon M l . JuaE Rwee Rmegd I^dwvNgg AS AS danger are people moved to take be presented to the group, which "I have some information I like Science Spat the General Assembly to,investi­ The boards will meet at the high, AM types of prints . . . seoop ep M s were held at 8:30 this morning gate the situation on the Syrlan- This piisaile crashed in an Isolated achool and go through the school DresMype coHar, deep ponlt the necessary steps to forestall now numbers 85, at its meeting to give American officials,’’ Hay­ area' w-lthout injury to anyone. W ards bost-sollor. _Sonforized eoNen fabric whie It loslsl Perfect for war, Dulles went on. He said the from the W. P. Quiah Funeral Oct. 29. ® Turkiah border and report to the at 7:30 p.m. hanen quoted himself as adding. (Coallnued from Page One) and #oshablo in cotorful plaids, poebeti, lons-t(oy-pul tails. sheery cafe curtains, U ddy woor, Ewnooi fwwne i^w i ^vomwinooi days are past, he hopes, when the Home, followed by e requiem Mass The committee voted to engage He said he was flown here last Assembly. Date of the acceptance meeting 5.26 f h in St. James’ Church at 9 o'clock. The refusal of the Moscow and was set by the Directors last night. trim chocks, rtew paltoms. SHUT X9$ PANTS X M 817 poNam. haadtd red poebot. 45x81* If world adll take peace for granted. Geoffrey Cdriiish, noted New Eng­ May 11 to tell hia story to the BUI. said more sightings of sputnik are aprons. Hurry for best seledienl yril. Dulles Indicated that when he The Rev. Joseph McCann wsa the land golf course architect, to draw Hayhanen's second day of tes­ Budapest regimes to see the spe­ Martin Reports At the meeting laat night, ths celebrant, and Mrs. Jane Maoca- n^essary to determine whether met with Soviet Foreign Minister up plana for the proposed 3422.500 timony also dealt with contacts he the orbit la varying. cial U.N. representative on Hun­ Dlrectora also dlscus.sed sealing of Gromyko here 10 days ago, Gro­ rone was organist and soloist. The club. claimed he and Abel maintaihed gary built up pritssure today for On Water Study parking and driveway areas at the Rev. James T. O'Connell read the Cornish has Inspected the 250- Dr. Paul Herget, a University of sterner measures'to back up the school. Town Directors Ted Cum­ myko renewed RysWa'a propraal with other Red agents in this coun- Ctectenati' astronomer, said of the EVERY ITEM A SUPER VALUE DURING WARD WEEK! EVERY ITEM TOPS IN QUALITY! EVERY fTEM GUARANTEED! for a big power declaration with committal service st the grave in acre club tract and termed the lo­ Ueneral Assembly’s demands. mings has aa)«ed why play areas St. James’ Cemetery. Members of cation "a nstural.” His firm is ''unknown force” reports: Many delegates voiced indigna­ . A atudy of the town’s under­ and sidewalks have been sealed and respect to the Middle Bast, cover- ""^e witness' identified one of “ We aren’t going to go off half ground water supply indicates that i u the area from Pakistan to the Alpina Society attended the building seven golf courses in the these as Roy Rhodes, whose code tion over the Red rebuff to Prince p4^klng areas have not been. MoroMo. services in a body. cocked on the basis of one sight­ Wan Waithayakoq of Thailand, two new weljs would give the town The original contract called for 6-state area, including an elaborate name, he said, was "Quebec." ing." an additional 1,000 gallons a min­ See Our Display Of Duues threw down------the wiidif Bearers were Joseph Levrio, course in Agawam. Mass. Hayhanen said he took a trip to charged by the Assembly to seek sealing the walka and play areas Sovi ON fight huSi Peieir PiSile;’ JSseWi'-PeTettB; ' Jo­ .Sputnik anHParenUy atltt . was cothpIixhCe- -witlr' thr'UJ'f: can* for' ute. General M ansgec-Rlcharill^r bot'-not the drives -and partttng ' f^ "F 6 r s«ttiiK;iSi' Sai6; ff'wbull Lairir nighir toe'8ihniah-«eminitte4 Boiia*; C6ia;' « t Atief* ditow^ maintaining its speed of about tin told Town Directors last night. 1 | .4 i kanlly seem fair to control the seph Lee, Joseph-Peretto and Fred decided that a social membership failed to locate Rhddes, but found withdraval of Soviet troops from areas. Genera) Manager Richard (id. 60. fOd-wdtt aa ghoKf 18,000 miles an hour as It circled One well could be placed in the Martin said. OPEN THURSDAY Pollshad brass. 4-lt.U A O A supply of arms to countriea on the Lea. in the new club would be offered. he had a mail address in Tucson, Hungary. sixes for ovory Arlz. the Earth, accompanied by a sec The United States was under­ Mt. Nebo-Globe Hollow a: #: and Bids have been taken for ths re­ Adjusts at 0 touch 1 f l | v * 0 0 Soviet borders when there la no Previously, only a regular mem­ tion of Its carrier rocket and another near the high achool site control o f Ruaala'a own arms level. Mrs. Lulu B. Crawford bership had been considered By the The list of government witnesses stood to be considering a move to mainder of the sealing but a de­ protective nose cone. at an estimated cost of 340.000, rision to wait until spring was to 49* from cofling. « l a m . He cited Turkey particulerly. The funeral of Mrs. Lulu B. entire group. The facilities to be filed with the clerk of the Federal reject the credentials of the (Com­ Martin said. Dnlles' meeting with reportere Crawford, 84 Lyneas.St., was held included under the social mem­ Court includes a Sgt. Roy A V^lpple said he figures the munist Hungarian government — made by the architects. rocket section now . is circling the He reported on a study being The Board laat night asked ths touows s 8 hour, 40 minute confer­ at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at bership and the fees, will be de­ Rhodes, whose service address a move whitte would block it from made by the (Jhurch Co. of Sey­ ence with BrltWi Foreign Secretary the Holmes FWeral Home, with the given As Ft. Myer, 'Vs., and his Earth once every 96.7 minutes, the U.N. general manager to study the pos-. cided by the entire group, possibly about half a minutes faster than mour, water experts. sibility of doing it now. TILL 9 P-M. Selwyn Uoyd yesterday on Soviet Rev. Clifford O. Simpaon, minister home address aa 1 Mitchell Dr., at Its next meeting. on the launching date. Hungarian Foreign Minister relations. Middle Eeat tensions. Eu­ of the Center Congregational A S-man nominating committee Eatontown, N. J. Imre Horvath _ brought the issue ropean problema and the problem Church, officiating. B u iw was in Hayhanen said Abel alio told He said there are few reliable waa selected to present the group viaual sighUngs of sputnik, but to a head' this 'week when he t6Id TAKE HOME YOUA EAVOKITE of the Soviet eputnlk. the Eaat Cemetery. with a slate of officers for the new him to find an agent named OUf a reporter Ms government would Uoyd eald after the meeting that Bearers were Edward Crawford, that alghtmgs of the rocket section, corporation. Names of the com­ Carlson, a Swedish engineer in which is larger, are pouring in. not see Prince Wan either as U.N. Bnuidi poHc^r would Assure s William Crawford, Albert Craw, Quincy, Mass. Hayhanen reported mittee members have not yet been Whipple added that at the pres­ agent or Thaliand'a foreign min­ "ready reaponae" to any sugges- ford. William Westbrook, Raymond success. He also told of a fruitless ister. On Display At the tiana for cloter cooperation with the Overton end Raymond Goodale. announced, pending the notification ent ^me. the observatory is con- of their appointments. attempt to find an agent in At Prince Wan himself Insists the United Statea In the aclentiflc field. lantlc City. N. J. cOTtrating entirely on the rocket. The executive group also voted Moscow radio said last night the door is still opeh to talks and Mya Britain has long favored greater The renegade spy kept his eyes he will keep on trying to set up sharing of information and aclentl- to publish a brochure which will rocket is running 11 minutes, oi District Firemen be sent to Investors and probable away from Abel, seated at one end 3,323 miles, ahead of sputnik. an Interview in either Red capital. MANCHESTER flv skills in development of nuclear of the defense table about 20 feet But the general feeling here is we^)on8 particularly. investors, telling the progress made Meanwhile, Br(Ush Fj>relgn Sec from the witness box. Abel seldom retary Selwyn Uoyd said his coun- that the Assembly’s attempt to But the Mlnieter said he made Attend Seminar to date and listing probably fu­ looked up from the ruled yellow ture accompUshmehts. try would welcome closer scientific back up it'* resolutions has wound ICE CREAM PRODUCTS SHOW/• no qteclfic propoaal to Dulles for pad on which he scribbled furious up a dismal failure. action, and added "the whole mat­ Three memberi « f the 8th Dis­ Yesterday aftemon aerial photo­ cooperation between Britain and ly- the. United States. Many felt Russian Foreign Min­ ter needs further thought." trict Fire Oei>artment—Francis graphs of the new club site were The case is being tried before Served and sold for 50 years in Sdirafft'i Uoyd said that Dullea and he Umerick, Gilbert Park and Fred taken, under the direction of An­ " I think sputnik has given s cer­ ister Andri Gromyko doomed the OCT. 16,17,18,19 Judge Mortimer W. Byers and a tain impulw to that,” he said in project more than a week ago U U ^ about the Soviet aatelllto attended the second sea- drew Ferreira of'East Hartford, a Jury of nine men and three women. famous restaurants . . . no odwr ice creaa and its polificai implication but slon of the annual Fire Prevention member of the steering group. Waahtegton after a meeting with when hg told Prince Wan the Placed in exhibit before the Jury Secretory of State Dulles. Kremlin has nothing to discuae on n « • at any great length.” Seminar In Hartford last night. These photos will be used for gen­ was s short wave radio that Hay­ has given siich pleasure to to many mUHoe*; U ^ d called the Soviet launch- Speakers st the affair were eral information purposes by the Russian .Communist party boss Hungary. hanen said Abel gai’e him. Another Nikita Khruachev indicated laat sphere a "consid- James E. Troutman, assistant Ellington Co. and also in Its cam­ Any move to bar Hungary from exhibit was a hollowed-out Ger- night the Soviet# might launch the U.N. faces difficulties. Many Doluxo stool wagon achievement" and chief engineer of the Factory In- paign. to secure additional in- nr.ao coin which the witness said iVERX SPOONFUL IS PICH WITH PURE. ^ d he thought that it makes acien- veatora before Oct. 29. their qecond satellite without giv­ diplomats who oppose the Com­ I surance Aasn. and Dawson Pow' was a type used by Abel to hide ing the western world any advance lowost prici ovorl Airliiio UHF-VHF fafiyautomotk ZIG-ZAG portoblo..e tlfic cooperation among the weat- ell, technical editor of Orinnell, munists still object to setting a with guord roil microfilmed spy data. warning. - precedent whereby the U.N. could em allies more urgent than before, Co.. Hartford. Troutman spoke ■«-, o, n • • REG. 8.98 wecially when considered in con­ Aaked by a reporter when hia screen out any delegation that djs- consolt TV; 189.95 aftor Ward Wook on "Fi« Prot^on Engineer’s ' ra D C r SHyS B rita in country would put another aphere Words Automatic loundry Twins wosh For V2 thi Prici Usuolly Askodl junction with Russia’s earlier an­ Viewpoint of Radio-active" Haz-: r ____ pleased other members. into space, the Red qjficial-replied: Eveh the heat generated by last 88 IN. nouncement of the successful- fir­ ards In Industry," and Powell' Several Showers NawiMHio#sli»-ibw design wood ing of an intercontinantal missile. Harnessed H-Bomb ~ "That’s a decision for the *gov- year's Red suppression of the Hun-, ond dry oil-fabrics outomotiaillyl LONG 1400 fancy stHdios wMiout talked on "Operation and Main­ emment to make, and I’m not the garian freedom bid failed to un­ 'cobbiet not metal. Akaninbed But he declared that "the im­ tenance of Sprinkler Systems." For Miss Tyrell oltochments. AAoko buttonholes, portance of sputnik could be exag­ government . . . You will be able seat the Horvaih delegation. . J- Now rotating agitator saves IN THE BOX pichira lube. Year guorontoe on Presiding over the seminar's sec­ London. Oct. 18 (iP)—BriUsh to write about it when It’a Instead the powerful Credentials 169" mbnegronib Sow on buNons. loca. gerated from a military point of ond session waa George J. MoUoy, view." scientists today were reported to Miss Barbara A. Tyrell. daugh­ launched.'^ (Committee, which acta in such' dothos, water., detergent. Fait Luxury look o f a no# oN lubes. Brown slfppi* I $8 aewis'1 Guoronteed unM 1976, chief engineer of the fire and ma­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Moscow indicated last night matters, .withheld action on Hun' rine department of the Travelers' have found a way to harness the "blew through" dryer wNh carl Geld-ton4i..anem- hydrogen bomb for peaceful pur­ Tyrell. 362 Woodland St., haa been Russia might pisn to place a tele- gary’s credentials. It has done the 289'* Insurance Co. honored with a number of pre­ Bcbpe In apace to obaerve celes­ same this year aa part of a western 3 heats for every fobric' ' ' ' oled stool body, platod 2 Hearings Asked Sponsored by the Hartford poses and Moscow Radio said the $10 aewN nuptial showers. Her sister, tial bodies. move to k e ^ the Reda on tenter raNing, trader liras. County Industrial Fire Prevention Russians also are close to a solu­ hooka until Prince Wan could com tion. Nancy, and Miss Elizabeth Glee- Professor Yury Pobedonostoev On Fluoridation Assn., the' Hartford Fire Depart­ son. wh6*^w)U be attendants at her said ill a broadcast: plete hia mission. ment. and 'the Hartford Chamber Tile Daily Express said experi­ wedding, gave • a pereonai shower "Beyond the boundsry of thd There wa# considerable doubt te Two public hearings on the ques- of Commerce, the seminar consist ments at the atoniic energy center for her. Mrs. Helen McAdam of atmosphere using s ma^ification VM. circles, however, that the Mon of fluoridating the town’s of four consecutive Tuesday nt^ht at Harwell had produced a con­ Weaver Rd. honored her with a of 10,000 times we could observe United Statea €>r any other power' wator supply may be conducted sessions held at the HarUord Gas trolled thermonuclear reacUon in miacelteneoua shower. from a satellite objects on . the could persuade the committee to next month. I Co. auditorium. a laboratory—an ' H-blaat In a Mrs.' Delbert Reynolds o f this moon only 12 meters (39.37 feet) reject outright any delegation's General Manager Richard Mar­ The objective of the seminar is test tube. town and Mrs. Louis Naughtont 111 diameter.’’ credentlsls. tin suggested one hearing for op- to decrease the number of fires, It said the experiments were West Hartford, aunta of the bride­ Dr. Vannevar Buah, heaul of The issue will have to come out paonents offluoridation and an­ and deaths from fires, by creating conducted by Dr. Donald Fry and groom. gave a kitchen shower for into the open during the current a better understanding of the fac­ U.S. government research during other for proponents at a meeting Dr. Peter Thonemann. British Miss Tyrell at the Thayer homsk’ World War said last night t l» session. Prince Wan naa been aaked tors involved in tjie necessary pre­ scientists, and their -Canadian col­ n. to report back to this 12th Assam o f town dlrectora last night. He ventive measures. Mrs. Harold Kearns and Mrs. L. J. nation needed unified military would conduct the hearings. league. W. B. Thompson. Welches, sisters of Mrs. Tyrell, on his success or failure. At the completion of the fourth planning to "catch up with the Martin haa been asked by the There was no official confirms-, also tendered a miscellaneous Rusaiana" in the miaailes field. Its Prince: was appointed by session, all those who attended tion, but such an experiment is speclM Asaembly session early in Board to make an investigation of three of the four weekly meetings, shower to the bride-elect at the As for Sputnik, the 87-year-oId known to have been made, and a home of Mrs. Pascal Mastrangelo September to^ take '{appropriate the subject. He has not yet made win be presented certificates signi- Buah said: a report on the study requested. source, close to the three scien­ of 124 Maple St. steps” to obtain compliance with fylng their successful compleUon of "If it wakes us tip. I'm damn the Assembly resolutions on Him- the seminar. tists said they were optimistic that , Miss Tyrell will wed Arthur H. I (lad the Russians shot their satel- they had been successful. (scv. Even before his appointment, Speakers at next week’s third Thayer, son o f Mr, and Mrs. Ar­ : ite. We are altogether too smug If so, this would demonstrate thur Thayer o f Echo Dr., Vernon, io{R the Russians and Hungarians TCsaion will be George F. Kennedy in this country.” gave the impreaslon they would About Town Fire Marshal of the Hartford Fire for the first time that energy can Saturday morning in St Bridget's be produced from fusing hydrogen Church. not deal with the U.N. Envoy, ^ t h Department, and Leo J. Mulcahy, nation! charged, the Asaembly ac­ st CStristopher’s Mothers Circle State civil defense director. atonu in less .than annihilating quantity. d/arter Revision tion waa Illegal, Both had refiiaed kaa elected Mrs. Mildred Arruda, to deal with a S-nation U.N. in­ 82 Branford St., as its leader, and The spark turned the tube into a sort of brilliant neon sign for a Rally Set Tonight quiry committee established by the. a meeting will be held at her home Study Sugg^ted Assembly last November. 4-pc, whHo bath outfit, ro^ 137.85 Friday at 8 p.m. Cb-hoetesses wiU GOP Will Caucus thousandth of a second, the news­ .ScHRAFiirt •SdiRAnfr^HiMNit 16" SidfwaS Bikt with now brakt paper said. It added that tn;: -st- be Mrs. Helen Tevlln and Mrs. At Country Club Appointment of s charter com- MAINE TIMBER CUT GAINS ChroUne Zodda. enlists believe the result wqs fu­ choko of 4H-or 5-ft. stool tub O n Rule Oianges miarion to study needed charter Maine's 1958 harvest of softwood VANIUA...... Aged in wpodsn csiki at Sdiraft’i first timo at this prict— asoal 25.98 sion of the hydrogen atoms but CHQCOUTI Mayor Harold A. Turklngton is smendmehts was suggested to the sswlogs totaled 424,881,488 board ATI.. Sduafft't own—from eoooe bean to t N « MONIT beOfrit. $8 MONINIT CH*S UEAVINO UTTLE BOCK further complex checks are needed scheduled .to explsln the position Republican party members will to mxlce certain. Board of Directors by General feet and ...hardwood ' sawlogs com ' SchnifitVSpeclal B l ^ U tile Boeii. Arfc., Oct. 18 OP).- act on changes In the riiles for of Directors who voted for an Manager Richard Martin Isst 124,302,479 board feet. 1711# com­ PosHivooclloncoflstefbroka " jud Moscow Radio said Soviet scl- Keeeised poreeiolnod steel tub, vilra> A gnrtton af Oie pwmtroopers town committee members at a cau­ ordinance to lease town land to night. pares with 37S,018|518. board'fset .Choose odl0 traditional Sdirafft'i {avorttei. llto on rogdor bleydos. Convor- 88 w feM have eoforaMI eoort-or- entista are working on a."eontrolIed the Country Club at a rally spon­ and 87,380,375 board feet, respsc- ow china loyatery, ^ d td o w n toilat, cus In the Whiton Public Ubrary thermonuclear reaction through - Martin sske^ the Board to con­ -too, made with hisc-ious fruits aadqpialtty nuts. tiUe center bar lowors wMi only Becnd school tartegiatiea. horn at 7:80 tonight. sored by. the club tonight. sider appointment of the cmnmliM tivaly, the year before. The wood and pt«isHcsact.O>tomad.l>tHngs. for the pMt l i n o trsefcs began Impulae discharges of great pow- A B ^ flavors e a f t ^ for diree gedibaUoiM. t one bolt, so girb con use it.toa ' The euggeeted ehangee Include -M*. The rally,, open to Uie public, slon In time for a'study to bs made harvost of pulpwood te .1958 waa many recent Schiafft'a flavor oreatiaal. IN T H E B O X Uttio Book today for requlremente that committee mem­ will start at the clubhouse at 8 before the regular electlona sched­ nearly 136,000 sorda greater gn than The broadcast said they were o'clock. Dancing will follow the bers attsnd at least 80 pqr cent of gsttkig closer to solving "ths card- uled for October snd Noivambsr te i m . rack aad Joop zneetlage and refrain froQ aeUva speeches. next year. .■ to (he UtBo teal problem of roodMn srimes”— The Oounti# Club event is part . Hs said, that ths yotara could ''Idam bsrt o f ths Oanadian Sen­ support o f noniRapublican candi­ ho# to develop a reactor operating NOW,Ur Sc^Hi«Myvt icicMAM«i ' YOU DON'T NEED CASH ^0 SAVE DURING WARD WEEK! BUY AT WARD WEEK PRICES-PAY LATER ON EASY TERMS! Air VMM 16 jnlies dates unless thsy art endbried by of a gst-out-ths-vote affort for tlit qct on chsrtdr changes then under ate art appointed for life by the dh hydrogen fuel rather than ura­ rOferendiim on the ordinance next the |>arty. , nium. s new hone rule set of the Stats gDvmor-gtneral, advised by the GRAND irtnON • Tueadajr. ___' Lsglalsturo. ptlBM mMster. Maiidiister Shopping Ftehnit

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PAGE SIXTEBV IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1957 WEDNESDAY, 0CT0BEII^16, 1967, P a g ^ e 1 7 Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1957 ^anri;rBtrr lEuruing %ralb Hal Boyle Post Office, Needs | Yule Mail Space | Catholic Ladies Adopted Child Says, Initiate Plan The Manchester Ppat Ofllce fie- | . w t Townspeople’s Money .partment Is accepting bids this I Cake Sale, Party ‘I Picked You’ week for a building with 8.000 square faet of Ooor space and a [ r: r- New Town Assessor Eightaen new members were N«w Tork UP>—I know a child matter of fact she lives that fairy loading^latfomt to he used dur­ Initiated by Gibbons AssemMy, tale, and aomeUmes when I de­ F*7 who’a a wildarncM to mo, and fun ing December. nte new Manchester town as-Pthe unanimous action of tho U - Catholic Ladles of Columbus, last mand that she bring me my slip- night at the K. of C. Home. to axploro day by day. pera she’ll remark: Postmaster Aldcn X. Bailey and I aoooer la Peter Joeeph Mi(rphy, rectors, Mayor Turklngton re­ peated an asrller tuggestion that The Rev. John F. Hannon, ehap- Her namo ia Tracy—“Kargnrat "I'm just like Cinderella. Z his auistant, Thomas Moriarty, who has been a town employe for Isin of the assembly, welcomed tha Tracy Ann Kathleen,” aa ahe have to do everything aroimd are inspecting four sites which a change be nutde In the charter have bean made avaiUbte to them tight yoars. on appointment of the.assessor. new members,. and Mrs. Cain Ukaa to brag when ahe ta aure her here.” Mahoney, State counselor, instriict- father ta Uatening—and ahe U She Is new fair, tall for her to handle the indux of the holi-1 Murphy woo chosen by a unan­ Other members of the Board con­ day parcel post materials. imous vote of the Board of Dirbc- curred!' ed Qiem as to the procedure to be four yeara old and grabbing fbr age and has long brown trasses, fbllowed St meeUngs and explained otemlt3’. and I hold her up faee-te-my In the past -the Parcel Post De- torz lost night. Although the method of ap­ pot on BroadIroad NtAt has served the | He Will take the place of Henry pointment now permits politlcoi the mtanlng and purpoiM of yia Out of all the children In the cheek to the mirror and oak, "See, fraternal organization. whole wide world my wife, rran- don’t we look alike?” local >at office adequately during I A. Mutrie, who hoi resigned be- choice. Mayor 'Turklngton pointed k.-- the C^lstmas assson, ’’Howevef, Cauze of ill health. Murphy haz out that tha town has so far a Following the/'meeting, Mrs. oea and I picked her out at the "Tea'.’ she replies, glancing at Winston Bendall/ spoke on "The aquirming age of four weaka to my scalp (I didn’t actually sur­ we expect mors packages this year I been ozzlztant to Mutrie for ilie "perfect record” at non-polltlead. than that station will be able to | ptzt 18 months. appointment in the office. Lovelier Ton',”, showing the im­ -ahare—the. common adventure of vive the Custer massacra but I portance of housewivee looking our life, which we enjoy, and look like 1 did) and adds: handle.” Bailey said. In choosing the new aaseszor, the Mutrie has been appointed unan­ Bailey said that any ptrsoh who j, fiirectorz followed the suggestion imously by the Board In every their beet at all times. She used Tracy, who la rugged, aeemi to I "But I’ve got more hair!” one of the members as a model alao. For some reason strangers— has such s building that could be ' of Mayor Harold A. Turklngton In 2>year period since he wee named rented by the post office during for demonstrating tho uz« of coz- She ia aa aure of heraelf aa a even close friends of the family— acting by agreement on a non­ oa the*-town’s first full-ttma oS' i think this la funny. I laugh aa December should contact him Im-1 political basis. ‘ sessor In 1847.. ! meticz. traotor on a half-acre farm, and mediately. Businozz included the appoint- doea a fair job of plowing the hard as a man in my positihn can. They paseed a resolution Intend­ The resolution pledging mem ed to bind themselves morally to bers of the preson|.. Board who re­ i mant of Mrs, Bernard Foesr^, houariiold ijulea. But ahe is a I try to tell Tracy that, happy Mrs. Richard Wharton, Mrzf! Walter myatw-y unto heraelf, and her next as we are, when she. grows up : -.tv * * his reappointment if his work Is main in office next year to reap­ ahe will go on to other duties and satisfactory. ' point Murphy If his work la satis­ Anderson. Mrs. Wesley Oryk and »tip to me ia alwaya a pleaaant- 1 Mre. Richard Keeney oa delegates word puxale. pleasUrea and she insists;: I Murphy- was named assoseor af­ factory was offered by Democratic "No. when you and mommy are ‘ Nike News ter the qualificatlona of 12 appll- Director Gene Kelly. to the Stete convention In Dan­ 1 don’t know whether you have bury Oct. 18 and 18. Altemstee ever adopted a child or not. If old, I will take care of you. I . canta for the poslllon had been re­ NorliOcnUy Btadlng will see that you get plenty o f , viewed. He will nW serve out the In suggesting It, Kelly said he are Mrs. Anne Campbell, Mize you have, you muat be familiar A reception honoring the new Mary Froher, Miss Helen Thomas, with one of the flrat inatruction; good food—and you must eat It MANCHESTER'S MOST COMPLETE "ONE-STOP" SHOPPING CENTER HAS REACHED ANOTHER MILESTONE — 4* YEARS ullDER realized that the resolution could every bit.” 11th AAA Missile Battalion com-1 not be legally binding but that It Mre. Herbert Carvey end Miee ”Do not hide from the child the ONE FAMILY OPERATION, 46 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO THE GREATER MANCHESHR COMMUNITY! . . . HERE ARE Mary Reilly. Delegstei and alter­ fact it ia adopted. Tell it from I iry as subtlety and aa hard as | mander and his wife, Lt. Col. and | could have on effect through pub­ I can to pave the way to let this j Mrs. James P. Strauss, waa held! A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS AT morLOW PRICES. THAT WILL MAKE OUR 46tfi YEAR CELEBRATION AN OUTSTANDING EVENTI lic opinion when the appointment nates will leave Manchester at 4 the atart it ia a choOen child, and p.m. Friday and will return after ipdke it feel very, very aelected.” child know she is adopted, but | last week at the VFW Qub in cornea up again. Well, never a man to go agalnit The charter now requires ap­ tha banquet Saturday evening. beyond the Manchester. The affair also served Also attending from the local as­ -.1' aodal acienee, I atarted trying to ..S’ . to commemorate the toth anniver- pointment of the oaseosor by the Indoctrinate my daughter jearly. the millions sary of the U.S. Army Air Defense Board every two years /ind does sembly will be Mrs. H. John Ma­ When ahe waa aix moptha old. as and millions of babies In the whole | Forces. DOMESTIC SPECIALS LADIES' WEAR not permit the Directors to give lone, Mre. Mary Lypns, Mre. cein I iwung her In my arms and wide world. Daddy aifd Mommy The new command^ add his the general manager the reeponei- .Mahoney and Mrs. Richard Poet, crooned: i bllity. . . all of whom are State officers. . - pickrt you. „ ;wife, and Maj. and Mrs. Victor W. LADIES’ MANCSIE8TER MAID Plans era being 4>ompletad-for U-r - *Baby,-you're-the beet. .We • •tublmrii’ willful, self-1 Diediker, battolloi executive offi- -The resolution euggeeted by Kel­ aaw the crop in a good year, and conndwtrtlld. I car. greeted more than 80 officers ESSEX QUALITY 72x84 EVENING SHEER RAYON PANTIES ly was passed as the liest possible the military whist, card party and White Sheet method of trying to keep the ap­ you're the t ^ of the harvest. Tou *;*?*’* y?” t^Plies. I and wives on hand for the occasion. coke sale to be held at the K of C were never a grape. Tou were SOtneUme, though, she will ask I Special guests at the reception I NYLONS pointment out of politics until the Home on O ct 22 at 8 p.m. Mm , bom champagne." a question. But not now. Not were Col. and Mrs. Nyles W. Balt-1 BLANKETS \ ALL DOLORS and SIZES charter can be made by the voters. Nunzlo Ltq>aechino and Mre. H. K. BLANKETS Dark seam s All sizes and lengths' If you win try to ring the fore­ now. tar. Colonel Baltxar is the com­ tl olxee an MocArdle are serving os co-chair­ going aentanees to the tune of manding officer of the 63rd AA e 50% cotton, >8% wool, 85% rayon o Regularlar 69c men. Mombeia of their committee "Rotk-a-bye-baby." you will and Group, New Britain. • Cotton e AttracUre designs ore Mrs. John AlUenn. X n - Reg. 49c 2 2 c Retreat Program mond Audettc, Mrs. James Blonch- one teat of oii'e kind of parent­ Mrs. Bellamy Set In keeping with Army tradition, • Size 70 X 90 • Rose, blue, green. hood. the new battalion head presented marLOW 59c marLOW Heard by Ladies flMd, Mrs.. Edward Dupre. Mrs. Month after month, year after Lt. and Mrs. P, A, Sharron and Reg- 2.29 Dolph Brieson,, Mrs. Raymond jraar, endeavoring as beat we could To Address AJC Lt. and Mrs. C. P. Saglimben with Reg. 5.98 ^ A Q Oinolfl, M n. Gerald Goodrich, Mrs. marLOW Where They Get It Where They Spend It James Gorman, Mrs. Thomfe to save her from ikny early sear­ sterling silver trays In honor of i 1.79 marLOW O c l T O A talk on retreats for women ing emotional scars (but alao try­ their recent marriages. was given by Father FlsvlAn, as­ H a ^ , Mrs. Edmund Hindis, Mrs. A speaker from Birmingham. COnON HOUSE DRESSES ------The townspeople of Manchester are spending about $6.8 million L e^ w sah . Mrs. Anthony Koeum. ing to abide by the boolfr, we have Ala., will tell members of the Leaves for Texas sistant retreat master at the Holy Money coming in to the town of Manchester is estimated at about told her she is the absolutely Family Monsetery In Weal Hart­ Mrs. Jamea MeOevem and Mrs. Manchester Chapter of the Amer- Sgt. Bernard J. Keating left, ALL STYLES sad SIZES 824,000 more than money going out in budget figure-s for the present this year. i ^ William Bhsa. Huabsada and greatest.,..which ahe is___ the this week for Ft. Bliss, Tex., where i Infant Pepperell Swan Soft Murphy ford, at the meeting of the Ladies More than half of it, as the graph shows, is going into their positively abaolute... .and that’s can Jewish Congress about "The ■ h« will attend a 28-week course in ‘ of St. Jamas Monday evening. fiscal year. . . . trlonds at mambtre are invited to tor sure.r..and the real sine qua Changing South” at a meeting j missile guidance engineering at remainder of Mutrie’e term until In his talk he related the pro­ schools. That’s about $2.9 million. attsBd. TSbla prises will be given November 1888. That puts estimated receipts a little above the $5.5 million marlt. and rafrastamante sorred. Tickets non, whl^ is a Ibreign way of nptonight ■ • . I Antiaircraft and Guided Mls- CRIB BLANKETS Gauze DIAPERS m?rLOW For gram followed for a weekend by Grouped together as a town, they havis debts as most people do saying if Iha isn’t local the worid’a 2 5 #00 Expreselng regret that they rctraatonti which Includes Mosiee Most of the money, 73 per cent, has been or will be collect^^ from may be obtolhed from any mombor The local chapter will hear | **'* School. o SIsa 88x80 ' must make ths appointment at all, in their private lives. Paying off the debts in principal and in te r ^ on ot tha eemmittaa. duU. Mrs. Edgar Bellamy talk at a I School Teachers # Size 80x48 a Made by makers af and Holy Communions, group and the people in current projicrty taxes. They are estimated to bring in She takee this praise os. Cin- a Blue, white, mhlse, mint. pink. Reg. 3.98 O O O teembera of the Board asid they privet# conferences, stations of bond? is taking 17 V4 per cent of their yearly inebme, almost $1 million. At the cloea ot the meeting last minting in the home of Mr. and] Philip F. Scimone of Bat- hoped a charter change In the fu­ an actual amount of $4,021,011. The levy is higher, but not everybody night retreehmenu were served dersDa might, Ufting the right Mrs. Lawrence Auerbach at 112 l ‘ 'O ’ "C” and SP3 Nelson J. Laroe CHK a 1st quality! marLOW O oO m ths Croat, InitrucUon and recrea­ Picking up their garbage, taking care of their roads, lighting foot to the perfaet shoe. ture will allow appointment by the tion. pays his taxes. by Mrs. lUehard Wliartosi sad her A*..*lJK^ver O'clock. , .,®****Tsensirated their Streets, maintaining their buildings and doing their engineering eommlUea. 'T^r^Hent Ben Relchlln will pre-I^com the seriice this month, prior! - 3.49 ^ ^ A — Regr 2.98 Doz. genera) jn«iag«cjui]l.ta)(t.Al» JNWlt - -He shewed eolored-sUdoa.tSLken Collections in back taxes are estimated at a little more .thwi.2 per„ tlon out of politica -forever. at the Postioniet Monastery In : w w k ls ^ them about $ V2 million, "9 -per their income,- side and ' refreshments will be j to the termination of their normal marLOW A e ^ V marLOW Doz. 1.99...------Bora Here cent of the town’a income this year, or $140,000, served after Mrs. Bellamy speaks, tour of service, to help alleviate Paocedole. R. I. Retreatonts have About 6 per cent, a little more than $$338,000, is being spent to The new aaoetaor was bom In State aasiatance for achool operations and for new buildings, the present teacher .shortage. SPECIAL. ONE GROUP the opportuitlty to enjoy the coun­ Rosary Sewiety « Monchi^er Sept. 8, 1823. He at­ sel of Bdvisera, the leisure to prajj collected from the taxpayers by other methods, will bring in 15 per give them police protection. Light Radio Relay Made Scimone, a graduate of Oneonta tended Highland Park School, State Teachers College and Syra­ and reflect, end come sway de­ . Libraries, recreation and parks are taking 6 per cent, $265,000. Carter's Mancheeter-High School, and the airbus of retaining the inner peace cent, about $8S2,500. . ~ ----- Meets Tomorrow cuse University, has accepted a CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS University ’ of ConneoUcut. The rest of their money, $548,500 or 10 per cent of the whole, Ta” Waltham, Mass.--~A new light­ position at Vestal Central High UDIES* DRESSES derived from the association with Departmental receipts account for 6 per cent, an estimated total weight radio-relay set that can be Murphy firet entered the town's the staff and other retrestants, he of $32.3,296 ’The largest item under this heading ia $109,650 collected going into all other services the town provides except fire protection Tbs ftawt mestlng o t tbo Kooory WORK OLOTNES carried on a mans back to battle­ School in Vestal. N. V. employe ea a junior engineering and water and sewer service. The 10 per cent includes general .id- Soeisty o t St. Bridget’a Chureli Laroe, a graduate of New Tork ■eld. by the schools in charges like tuition for students from other towns field locations has been developed FAMOUS iRAND ONE-PIECE PRINTED FLANNEL MANY STYLES aide in April 1841, when he waa In * The Paisionlst Nuns In charge ministration, health, welfare, planning, elections, insurance, collecting will be held tomorrow at 7:80 In For Plintera, Stgte Teachers College in Albany, high echool. . and rental of school buildings. Among other receipts classified as the church. The meeting will epen for the Marine Corps by a Wal­ ot the Pescedale Retreat House taxes and keeping a record o f what is spent. Carpenter^ Plambers tham concern. It says the radios will teach at Central High School I CHILDREN'S ONE-PIECE Leaving to go Into the Army In have reversed the weekend of Nov. “ departmental" are town court fine and fee income and building fees. with the reeiUUcn of the roaory. in Troy, N. T. SLEEPERS Values to 10.98 A O Q 1843, he returned to the town af­ A talk Win be given by the Roe. have an effective range of up to 10 15 through 17 for the women of The remainder of the town’s income, not quite 4 per cent or $210,- Fire protection and water and sewer service come under sepa­ miles, can be linked in chain fash­ Tevhnlqoes Densoastrated I marLOW ter he had been released from Mancheeter and vicinity. Reserva­ Edward T. Guinloa, Ordar ot European service in 1945. 300, comes tjom miscellaneous sources. They include bus and liquor rate budgetM The budgets are aplit because fire protection is divided ion to transmit messages up to 40 ' Lost Thursday, firemmen from I w ith feet, a Choose from pink er blue, SLEEPERS tions may be made for Uila, time between the town and the Eighth District and because the expenses ProacboM. otm t Mory’o Chureh In miles, or can operate remote via the Towm Fire Department’s Co. In 1946. he left the engineering ‘ ‘"'J" ^ taxes in which both the town gnd the State share, cash left over from New Haven. o Size 1 enly. With feet. Sizes 1-E department again »« to attend.tr—a ih“the Rsywond Hegsdom Of and debt? of the Water and Sewer Depai:tment are paid by the users. Arid wrlre from up to five miles No. 1 conducted a fire fighting! I Mrs. John Haney. last year and interest on school bond inve.stments. A aodal hour in Um church hoO M A im f’S away, removing their operators demonstration at the Manchester'! Wltfaont feet 4 te S. University of Connocticut end re­ for new members will follow, bene- turned to the same department in '! Refreshments were serv:ed by from exposed positions. Nike site. Assistant Chief Bmest' Reg. 1.49 LADIES'bLOUSBS Mrs. Haney, hospitality chairman, Christ Loved." John 11: 84-88, and dicUon. All of the woman of the Reg. 1.98 18.’S3. Investigating Patrolman Ralph Congregational Church , St * j^iisgion Gonlinues parish ora tprltod to attond. Sherman was In charge of the a f-' and her committee. o'clock. tomorrow, "Wise Bankere t a y Up fair which included the use o f , marLOW’ marLOW 7 0 C , ONE OROI'P In -May 1966. he w-as transferred Back Up Crash Kuster ______made no srre.ats. Treasures In Heaven, "Matthew Temporary efficere of the oo- fog applicators, sprays of various! to the assessing department as Accompanying Mrs. Johnson to At Churches Here 6; 18-23. dety ora Mrs. David Donovan, types, and^yvays and Bieana of Values to 5.98 Mutiie's assistant after taking a the meeting and bringing greet- Services at both churehas ore preoidant; Mrs. Coin Mahonsy, competitivs examination. . - . ,S]peaker Xnyilted mgrs’ wfll be Mrs.. LowoU Brown-. fighting different types of fires. } “ • mijcrLOW t * ; Public Records at 8-p.m. vtM'predSont; Mm -Jeoepb-Ham­ Lt. Col. Strauss thanked the lo­ The new town official lives at 'Hartford County vice president. E^’ahgeIl^al setiviUes cqnUnue In last night's sermon 'You and mond, aeoretoiy; Mro. Primo Amo- =^ HNE LENOX PHARMACY SI Waddell Rd. with his wife, the received 'lemaBes estl- j B v C o S I l l O p o I l l a i l S ^ B^h” ho^ b«nn very1 active In cal firemen for taking the time to GIRLS'WEAR Two care St Concordia, and Zion Lutheran Your Doubts,” the Rev. Stippieh doo, treasurer; and Mra. Joaapb former Alice Sterputowsky of Warrantee beedt mated at ,875r» «ch vepterday In an •' * " . various women’s clu 2M a CBDia CT. . MfS^Stl conduct the "interesting and edu­ Comlllo Gambotsti to Ruel U. hi-nfflee I Churches with sermons scheduled' contended that "to have faith, we Schuater, social chairman. cational demonstration.” LADIES’ KNIT iJiDIES’ FLANNEL Stafford^ Springs, and their chil­ First Nstional dren, Joyce, 5, and Jerald. 3H. Luckinghsm Sr. and Violet P. accident In the Cm- previously |n the State Feders-, for tonight end tomorrow at both must flmt haw doubU.” parking lot off E, Center St. about,, Hartford, president ,of the Cqfi In tha Preaching, Toaohing, BOATMEN SB LI. IMOELONB NIGHT­ Accepts .Appointment Luckinghsm, property on Haw­ FMeratlon of tion. ! churches. ReddanU of Istanbul ora fond of TEXAS HAS LAROEilT CAPITOL thorne 8 t ^ - - - —“ necUcut Stats Reaching Mission, visltara from Uit Texas’ Capitol building, at A iu - 1 JERSEYS - Accepting his appointment in., Women’s ' Clubsr Tnc., will be the = Following tho program toe wlU A t Concordia, tha lUv. .Gunther. wotorfficlons, which they buy from 1 GIRLS' SNOW SUITS the Alunicipol Building hearing Jarvie Manor Inc. U> John J. A car driven by Haroiff J. Craiie. two churches and Emanuel Lu­ tin, is larger than any other state’s. ' GOWNS S r o T a ^ a k T s t tSi; meeung of be served by Mm Charles Bader J Stippieh theran-Church era calling at the itinorant merchonta who soil up room lost night, Murphy told th? Bickley and Florence E. Bickley, 37. of Coventry, in backing out of Uie Ckismo^Htan Club Friday and Mrs. Ruth Tiffin. j tomorrow and down tho wotero of the B<^ Board, ”I accept these duties with properly on Duval' St. z parking space, backed into a car homes of persona not affiliated o Sizes .3 to 14. • All Styles. ' " Beg. 1.88 I A f b Keg. 8.88 I A A with a church and inviting thorn porua in boats piled high with t)ia marLOW l*W V a very deep sense of responsibility Raymond A. Novak to Albert driven bv Mrs. Evelyn O. Chap­ ‘ ^ ^ T t e U n g will be held In the The ruler of Ethiopia Is called “ The Rev. H. G. CstUu will take marLOW l * W Stankevich, property on Love man. 23. of South Windsor. to the mission services. fruit. os a public servant.” Federation room of the Center j "The L4on of Judah, 1 for his subject tonight ’’Love as Reg. 14.98 ^ 2 ^ 0 Reg. 18.98 ^ 0 In the discussion which followed lone. Neither driver was hurt on* FOR RENT, marLOW l i G e 7 0 marLOW 6 GRIAJ DAYS-OCT. 14 thru 19 - MON. thru SAT. iHOUif THiSl HUNDREDS ON SAlf- , , LEASE or SALE I ■ STS Main Bt., Mancbeater OTHER SNOW SUITS REDUCED 2 fo r I--PLUS A PENNY! (Next to First Natl Bank) 1 story brick building with I I front and rear porldag. Coll { BOYS' WEAR owmer Ml t-740S after 5 p.m. GIRLS'CAR COATS M M m BOYS'CHINO LONGIES ______^ ^ ^ Ml ^ It r s s ^ 1 ______and JACKETS • Sizes 6-20. Meieheelei's siest sm siM s “tBS-shR” shmirisf ssstsr hst leashid ssolhsr islleilosa-48 |ssn siisr s m family tpsrafisB; Hysiri el ssnics h Ee FMlirM h - The Coventry Players Inc. MA.LOW Mss^ry mm smp sis sss^ ^ps^wr « i,i,. i m , «tar ssItkraUM sa tuM ssilsi sos! present •SiiM4»a14 Reg. 6.93 P AO • Tsn or gray XiasS marLOW 9 .7 0 R w l t t m m nmiNfi ALCOHOL Xuifl M tun • Blue Bell quality Saat flssr austl COMPOUNO TOOTH IRUSHES "A HATFUL ( (tyits. Myiss sr Reg. 12.98 D O IRSARY Rant ssslllr. astsril SrMtst. * SubfoM 10 fo 14 REG. 2.98 L O O K A 1 THESE TERRIFIC ANNIV n c m _.ttar js OF RAIN" marLOW l U e 7 0 l*ctrs_»iir.il S Tts 2 (sr 80Y ■«Nt2lsr60< OCY. 18 cmd 19 Reg. 18.98 m fP A Q * SPECIALS r H O U S E W J ^ R E S D E P T - 8:S0 * Wid* variaty of ftylM BOYS'FLANNEL SHIRTS lATR pom a CEUO PACKS marLOW’ l^ e ^ O • aSrttSM • Iswae • Bright fiiaids • GarMe Iskt PAPER SENVS. Shfrffr Auditorium MA.LOW POLYETHYLENE 1 ■ IPINT Ur(t assts atf. 1 ja FREE PARKING OENUINE PYREX, i otyloo. WILLIMANTIC • Sizes 8-18 UNBREAKABLE 2 8s> 1 ,5 1 g l / i INCH . iof?m 2 far 80( TickeU 81 .OA MARLOW’S FURNITURE DEPT. REAR OF STORE LARGE SIZE VAUUUM lO n iES REG. 2.29 ... LOCATED IN MARLOW’S LOWER STORE LEVEL AOtlINNf eee8eeeee eeeeeaeeeee* 1 ■ T S QM CAKE DISH W A S n S A S K ET By THERMOS NAM SPRAY im X B Mill 4 ib I W DE LUXE 8LUMBERLAND TW IN 8-PIECE MODERN I Molls ■eltSsS. ANTISEPTK SOLUTMN t w in MAPLE 4 POSTER SLUMBERLAND TWI.V ll-si. Ssnstl Reg. Price 69c Reg. Price 2.49 M O O Reg. Price . 1 . 5 9 V A A a « t ja HsItlMfHio satlssstk. STUDIO COUCH BEDROOM GROUP . marLOW l e W V An Your Car BED O UTFIT HOLLYWOOD BED Silver giwy. Includes box. spring, mat­ marLOW ^ T C ,. marLOW l e A s T 2 fs r 1 . 9 0 In modem fkbrlcf or colonial printa. sos. sac 2 far 9 0 ^ BOYS'PLAID JACKETS 'hfbidee bed. metal spring and Inner- Includes box spring, de luxe mattress, tress, large doqble; dresser with mirror, plastic headboard, steel frame on cast­ Choice of covera. PaymoRts Too Hisli? • Water and moth repellent •pring mattress. cheat and iiookcase bed. OENUINE PBOCPOB SLYCERtN StiPPOStTORIES MARLOW ers. D E n C T O MOlri or lafsat‘0. Main Floor Rear • Quilt lined ' Reg. 79.95 AA Reg. 318.00 0 0 0 A A o v a l V r a i d e d in atf. sst 2 fw 5 4 < SHOE DEPT. SPECIALS • Mouton collar marLOW marLOW 0 ^ 0 * 1 0 marLOW I aja mriHuiMg'iieuU awiti. • Full length zipper anrLOW 49.46 59.46 IROMIM BOARDS tiUaHat. aiM _____ } hr a.tf ISO aaaar aim ...... a itr ,ii HAMPERS RUBS Tja u M a c ^ ^ * toswi,” " . 1 ja aaaiiam mana ADVEKTISED 8x18 WOOL BLEND COLORFUL 9x18 FIBER W IL lOO't I for T.aa unricu...... J for I jf CHILDREN'S SHOES e * n x m s o l id m joa h aaTitirTic uaara l ie Lurau animat, cusitt t< REG. 9.98 .... ' e • • • I '•eee,«»eeteeee 4 PIECE DEN SET jsaaa. net...... j hr .so •lyltt, ItatSirt, 'Reg. Price 9.96 A O O Reg. Frice 12.95 Q AA Reg. Price 1 . 2 9 T T T - esaMaewaasttiMran. tolofi...... t lor tai e SIZES >4-8 Mahogany Bedroom Indudos studio lounge, 3 arm chairs, 1 REVERSIBLE RUGS marLOW O o w w marLOW / / C i.ia aiuin CMNTMU caaat a , e. OXFORD and STRAP STYLES Ineludaa. box spring, mattreas. 4 posUr plostie top cocktail tabis. RUGSJ marLOW Q e l F T f a la m ’t u n cauiM. a ^ lan. jt'o ...... , . ttirijt DOWN e KEGVLAR TO 8.88 marLOW 2:99 bod, drosaer with mirror and chest. tao eatcaai enawntat caaat a VINYL PLASTIC .H ta«. ir«...... a for .» Reg. 105.09 Reg. 22.95 I I I ' PLASTIC ‘ m i r b o - m a t i o 7 ? k K17 MARLOW'S R sf. 349.00 A r % marLOW IO a*tW marLOW A H ^ o H % 9 marLOW 84.46 44.46 PRESSURE B O N U S B U Y S Uaaag H U T IN I PAO W b wiR ttff your l»d* AUEORDION DOORS l-Yr. fooroaloo. GROWING GIRLS'FLATS MEN’S MT ON I f SALE PUN MEN'S RUBBER SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS ■VIKO STORM WINDOWS UOOKERS NT SPECIAL lANSAMSI 4.Nlfolio Noe 3 .3 3 CNKt in full and «fftr a FULL BUBBEB- MODERN DANISH STYLE iqr OLOPAT compIftB sBicetien of Platform Rockers CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS A L L SIZES : 'Toa HM a Nia" '• ^ Saaatat STAETCH NYUNS • BROKEN SIZES 4 to 18 - HE^LS KEELS B-Piece Sectionals KITCHEN or DINETTE SETS Mahogany or blond' frames. In your WRITINI PAPU | < ^ ITa tint ouolHy. t, M, 1. oldtr modd guorontMd e VALUES TO 4.88 marLOW choicA of all plOetic or modem fsbricej Wrought iron and plastic. Each e% IP 1 oint. IM iSotti, to oavi. ^ \ if Mr t.taVoiao 1.00 Reg I « y C Q For den or living room. Left and^right green,or gray. oocs. naiio w iiM . cars. arm sections, 1 center armless section. 5 Piece Sets marLOW marLOW 2 5 % Off marLOW 4 e 9 5 aatiMw aoMior 1.39' aoi oi a an. t. ■" ir, 75c From The price Is right AA 49.46 ^ ttxAu nuoatot We also buy for cash marLOW iharl.OW For 15.00 FOAM RUBBER TOOTH PASTE Rtull METAL TAUCK LADIES'i)RESS SHOES at Only • Chrome and wrought iron. 39.46 M«tor cal aM 3 trailari oH typos of Iota con. *- CHILDREN'S HEaS HOLLAND Ol’R ENTIRE STOCK I at Volao 3 Moo 99f i.n VatN 3.93 IROMNU BOARD aoooa tar Toott Nolo Prompt, fast, roliabio BEOT.C 6 5 C WINDOW SHADES \Ai atm ...... J lotoo NO i-f lAIDE OOIL • BROKEN SIZES 4 to 10 BEDDimi BUYS.--0M aid t«w sf a kisd! Sabjsst teyriorMlsI LAMP SHADES Ratal PUSne RttW-OANH aoootitolly SroMof. buying sorvico. e VALUiSS TO 4.M marLOW 1.00 88” nooScsIatoS, oMorarsof. aimoit r toll! , SHOE REPAIR (Lower p o re Level) 8UOHTLY ntREGULAR PAD aid DOVER aro tao votao Se* 3 7 f •ANVoloo Hoe 3.99 SIMMONB SIMMONS "SLEEPER’S CHOICE” Blue BeU "Cbonnreat" CilmiSM Shield "Permo- ttao aodotsl Tea Os IsaH Htmt RmoU Oattiag Omrge Barlow Fan Rise "Deep Sleep” Fall Size, Medlpm Finn gl|ilmaa "Soaetaft" fall Serta “ Orthopedic” tiria twU oiza box spriag aod 0rm” de loxe twin size iVid* m v IN IHIS '.flf IS RiCUlfiR KUARANIiFD MfRCHANOISf MATTRESS size naattrese oad osateb- size. B/S mattress. Reg. twin size mattress. R«g. oaly. Mattress er box On Your Own M 'OQ Reg. Price 2 . 9 8 W A Q MOTOR SALES log hex wHag. Reg. 8BJW BBJIO esMh. Loos tied. spriag. Reg. MJW marLOW 2 5 % Off marLOW S e t l e ^ O ' , »4ATTRE$$ Keg. ■BAO. Lace A A A A Roller marLOW 1 cAmW A PHONE TR .5-2538 osorLOW 37r46 ***** 4 9 4 4 tied. nmrLOW*****"*® PINE PHARMACY WINDSOR AVE. DON’T MISS THESE SENSATIONAL VALUES! marLOW Bo. " f marLOW Eo.'34.46 ■mriLDW 49.46 Beg. 48.86 m A A A Box springe te-match at M4CENTiRST. A M f-fH H ROCKVILLE. CONN. marLOW iwime price. Open Till 9 Ereninffg ,f s ' r

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■ t' PAG8 mGRTEEM lUkCiniSTEB E V E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1957 Medical Experts at HospitcA iCplumbia . ' r, With ALTGroup into Furnished House . 1 ^ '• * Three members of the Center \Mr8. Berkowitz in Audience Thaapians were appointed exec- Furnishing of a hous# for thefnow an office equipped with up­ NEW MODELS - TV - AUTOMATIC WASHERS ARE HERE NOW STOP IN holstered chairs. 'jj.v uUva poattlons with the Aaaociated team of medical experts from the The klttfeen Is furnished with As Son Gets National Honor tittle Theatera, Inc., at a meet­ U.8. PubUc Heifltli Service who maple chairs and table, pots and ing of that organization held Mon- are at Manchester Memorial Hos- pans, a sUam Iron, silverware, a FOR A canister set and other parapher­ Columbia, Oct. 1# "(Spacial)—'toual meeting last January; voted day. pital WM complctod * yDsterday. >. ... ______A... — Ka aw- Lea Ann Gunderson was ap­ According to Edward H. Thoms, nalia. Upstairs are two bedrooms, Although Sam Berkowitz traveled that county groups should be or pointed chairman for Radio and ganlzed. Tolland's was the only one administrator of the hoigttal, the both furnished In maple. One room •Iona to Kansaa City, Mo., Mon­ completely organized and working, TV actlvlUes for the ALT group. house at 46 W. Middle Tpke. had Is k single, the othed haa bunk b e ^ Dovla Beldlng was designated aa Its first oocupsmt In the after­ Office furniture was supplied for. day, to receive the Rational Ai- when the state group met In Au­ Eattem ' States TTieater Assoda- •oelation of'Future Farmera of gust. The members discuss tax noon.son. . . „ the house by the HealthHesiin oorvii-». G O O D > ^ E / IR Uon Director for a 2-year tetm The house was purchased In May 1 ,phe local hospital furnished ine Amarlca'a highest honor, he wae problems In their own ccfmmunitles Ruth Rowley waa ippointed ALT not Qone when the honor waa be- of this year to permit an sw*J* | rest of the house. I PARKING including delinquent automobile publicity chairman. way to be put through from W . First occupant of the house Is atowad upon him. taxes. Through this action they Burton Moore, also a member Middle Tpke. to the hospital. Plans Dr. Faye Abdellah who is chief m Feeling atrongly that aomeone seem to be able to trace some who of the Center Thespians but rep­ were hot deflnlU at that time con­ the nursing edudation branch of REAR OF should be in the audience when her meve about. resenting the Coventry Players on cerning when the house would be the U.8.‘Public Health Seryie*- • •on received the Future Farmer OOP Group to Meet the ALT Board, as President of C ^ e e , Mra. Bella Berkowitz flew moved onto the hospital property Dr. Abdellah Is the Uason ^ The next meeting of the Tolland ALT, conducted the meeting. It and construction of the road tween the experts In- Manchester •u t alone to be at her son'a side. took the form of a round Ubie Sam, the only Connecticut youth County Young Republican Club Is begun. The purchase was part of Memorla) HospltsI and In the OURSTORE to be held In Tfeomans Hall Oct. dlscuistoff of the alms of the as- the hospital's program of Washingtim headquarters of tna. to receive the honor, left Monday soclatlonX and theatrical produc­ Health Service. She will be a iM rs , LIBERAL TRADE-INS morning to attend the Future 24, and not on the 17th as an slon, which also Includes ths build­ BUDGET TERMS No Obligation earlier release atated. Cheater Wal­ tion servllqea Offered to member ing of the wing on the hospital, or less permanent resident Farmer 80th annual convention. groups’. \ - the two years which tha medlw Hla father, Archie, stayed be­ le n of Rockville Is the new presi­ according to Elmer A. We den, dent of the club, and will preWde. Members of the ALT Include, chairman of the Board of team wUl spend examining tas hind to run the large farm he and hospital’s program of progressiva hla son operate as partners. His The local club will not hold Its besides the Coventry Players and Tru8te*s. . meeting this month because of the Center Thespians, Avon Play- The 6-roort house haa now been patient care. NpfMng ! • bwyl mother saw him off, but was sad­ makers, Barkhamsted .-Little dened at the prospect of her son county group meeting here. fnmiabed' with three' offices and Tire Bargains! A BEAUTIFUL ROSE YMNTSfSMli* OrMS Fire ExUngoished Theater League, Center-ln-the- two bedrooms as well as a kitchen d o u b l e MlBBffiB having no one to share hla greatest 3«uare, CSommunlty Players of A new truck mirror that cTsmps m t ! Joy with him. The Volunteer Fire Department and bath. - v , SMtdiipl S rtfo rd , Cheshire Community The' first floor contains tn* on tji# arm of any cwtventlonal SUPER-CUSHIONS by To Each Lady That night, after hectic prepara- was called out yesterday morning "heater. Cue and Curtain, Inc., of tlona bv relatives, Mrs. Berko^tz to a grasi fire on the Haske 1 three offices. All threeuiree are equipped«iu.pp-~, truck tnlrror to prortde ^ d ^ « S & m property on Rt. 6 near the Wllll- pV^t Hartford, the Glastonbury wlUi grey steel desks, metal chairs view along w q NO OBUGATION — NO CHARGl entrained for New York O ty Players, Manchester Community Two of them have filing and eliminate blind spots h a s ^ n where she flew to the convention mantlc line. It waa quickly « - Players, and the Tunxis Players of g o o d / ^ e a r JUST WALK IN city in time for the ceremony tlngulshed with no damage report c « b l i ^ ! ^ r V [ h e ori^nal ovvn- developed by a LamberttriUe, Mich, w m m Bloomfield. era had their living room there Is] concern. - yesterday. Local people represented on the S-T Cord tiro v o lo o onmafchod « l HiU Sam, 21, has long been a mam- ***Captaln John Hlrn, ro«k-boN Ni |M>icol a l t Board Include Eva Folsom of 0 s a u m ber of the FFA in the 'tA te,^- officer for the 469th <»'«>“ ' the Manchester Community Play­ A SeHoit Lost Timel. New shipment jest orrived for this sole! rinning hli'gsaoclation with that U.S.A.R. said today that the unit ers, corresponding secretary: and Swap while at Windham High will fire the carbine James ^nechal of the Glastonbury School. Among the actlvltlea In cation on the range, m Players, treasurer. ^ which he haa taken part ^ e b « ^ ford, O ct 27. Howard Hinckley of Moore announced that further C om por* o t hU parUcipatlon In Whitney Rd. la the only other man President Receives Bible committee chairmen will be ajM iMUtNCHESTBR FNi Sah prieod now at ventton as an alternate from this community In the unit pointed frwn other parUclpatog 1954 and a delegate In 1955. He now. ,, „ -__ Prealdent Elsenhower yesterday received a {J}!?* ** Making* the presentation organizations at the next monmly ffaRopHi mesnoe le also credited with being reapon- Bickaesa at Sohool a l t meeting to be * 6 9 9 5 •Ible for much ot the Improve-, George Patroa, nrlnctpal of the - - - day. Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. at the Hart­ m enu made In the FFA conven- IPEXlCE/fTER Porter - School,------aaln there - Is ' W . ford Courant ___ ' Uon during hla.three years aa a heavy abeeftteelsm because of 111 995 MAIN ST.--MI M273 wagers. In 1956 more than 10,500,- •U te officer. nets. BeWee-n 40 and 60 are on the parnets are Mr. and Mrs. John Rachel Robards Jackson lived Hard Worker list eaoh day. Some new caaea Horace W. Porter School visited Pare of Wllllmantlc. Paternal 000 racing fans at 77 tracks wag­ the Orehouse Mondsy. Ward H“>*- ered a total of $534,800,000. Four to see her husband elected p re ^ Cover & Pad with Sam not only was active In ^ A break out and some children re­ grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. dent, but died brtore he moved work, but he brought hla brooks, deputy chief, ahowed them years before, the harness-racing EtnT.ltrii tr im Pi6|ii, turn too soon and have relapses. around the building and explained Samuel Anthony of the same city into the White House. , farm to the fore as one of the Wilbur Smith, school custodian, The baby ia the couple'a second beta totaled $362,600,000. Just Roeeived ■•Ifkt, OMt, MtrMryi, F* 1 e mo. to e«f Inming Table community's finest s.fter hl« the workings of the department was out yesterday. All teachers and Its equipment. child. A 8HIP1IBNT o r OUAR^STOTO was stricken with illness In 19^< are back on duty. Just 11 then, Sam began Personal Mention Manchester Evening H e jld Finest quality Columbia-built 26" OEA Meeting SUted $ 7.9 9 Ing the farm after Members of the teaching staff Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Robinson. Oolumbis - correspondent, Mra, SINGING CKNMIES Special. Metallic blue, chrome plated e^^lpment and livestock^w^e aold Lake Rd.. have returned from a Donald R. Tuttle, telephone Acad­ to pay for hospital bills for hla here will attend the Tolland Coun­ fenders and rims. Silvn* fleck ty CEA meeting to be held at An­ vacation, trip to Ithica, N. Y. They emy 8- 3 4 8 5 . ______m J X E E R L a Yellow Ohoppera dover Elementary School tomor­ visited their son and daughter-in- saddle, electric headlight, ^*He bought two cows and sold law, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Robinson BRAZIL MAKES PAPER WHFFI, ALIGNMENT—^WHEEL BALANCING • Mahogany Orange • Browaa ftatUOillIkdiM ’ Strong steel table adjusts thrm at a profit. He then pur­ row. A poUuck supper will pre­ Jr The younger man. discharged white sidewall tires. chased two HolAeln heifers and cede the business meeting, P a rt­ There are 15 plants manufactur­ • Water Ohteka • Btaea and OTHERS m M i •! mmg fbft- »*n1r welt . . . fch-boWom to sitting or standing uss. 1 ' ing a t 5:30 p.m. John LaCroix, from the Air Force this past aum- ing paper in Brazil, which still Im­ prIcM aiid r*cii-boM*iN tarm t Holds s t ^ y and Ist^ •«ven calves, A sed the n-er, after 18 months In Korea and COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE production slid built up the herd Grade 8 teacher la public relations Japan. Is doing graduate work at ports many grades pf pa^r. Rubber fast Resilient ped through trtllk proflU, “ " “ 1 today chairman for the county group Cornell University. He Is a gradu­ Present production la less than SEE and heet-recistant cover he and hla father have 40 milkers and Mrs. Myrtle Englert. teacher ate ot the University of Connecti­ 100,000 tolls s year, but ths 1 ^ KLL M Em CAGES*!’* ■ORE PCOPIE RIDC ON OOOOrEIR TIRES THAN ON ANT OTNCR KINO included, Freel •nd 17 heifers. They also raise of Grade 7 is president of the lo output Is expected to reach 817,000 cal association. cut. tons. ' ■omd 30,000 broilers. Schools will be closed here Oct New Arrival Oirisww* Contacted before ihe left for A daughter. Carol Ann, was COMi IN >Ml LOOK M O Um NOWI Kanaa, City. Sam', m o th ^ w 'd 25 In order that teachers may at HARNEB8 RACING OBOW8 YOUR TIRES FOR WINTER DRIVING SAFETY tend the - annual teacher# convan born . to-..Mr, .and..Mrs. .Milton.. TWeWe States "Tiermlt-betting on HOUSEWARES "ihe la "veTy-proud of the Ihony of Doubleday Rd., yesterday, m~BliDa[)'ETREET^M tlon" her eon has received. He has tlon In Hartford. j harness races and control the bet- Ohildrai Visit Firehouse at Windham Community Memo­ always been a hard worker and rial Hospital. Maternal grand- I ting and take a percentage of the « p r o * ««»••• SMALL APPLIANCES ‘goodly," the proud m°^*)' “ 'f, First grade children from •T believe much of the credit ■bould go to Bertram HarH“ *t SJm’a Windham High agriculture BUY NOW ON EA SY T E R M S teacher." Mrs. Berkowitz said. He worked very closely with Sam and guided him all the way. Sam w aa one of Harrison's prize pupils at the high school. __ _ gitlvaUoa Army Drive Mrs. John Him. Collins Rd.. has been appointed campaign chair­ NEVER BEFORE man for the annual Salvation Army appeal which will get under- Tisro OcL 26 &n(t conllnuR in* MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! to Nov. 2. Volunteers will ask locsl res- IdenU to donsta whst they can to support such Salvation Amn^y agencies aa summer camps, clubs ,iTw»ewaH»-*.»ir4v<- for servicemen, day, nurseries, and NEW i95g - ^ the regional dUaster Service. STARTS TOMORROW Twenty per cent of the money raised goes Into the locsl Service Unit for "on the spot" relief. This has Included clothing and dental care for children, eyeglasses for the aged and food baskets for needy families. Mrs- Marshall Squier U unit Blairs is Proud Tfy Bring You The Greatest Fur Saie^n Years THE SLEEK SLEHDER PROFILE FOR 1958. is only 24» wide t™*” ®*®rage * ghalrmah locally: Idra. William J' wide! Bom, * Jacobus service fund chairman; Mrs. Frederick W. Beardsley, Full Warranty On treasurer, also serves as campaign DYED MUSKRAT I THIS IS IT! DONT MISS IT! OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M. treasurer. ^ Mrs. Him has named the follow­ Picture Tube ing as group leaders: Mrs. Lucius. B A C K CAPE ONLYMmama.n^2 0 0 9 5 * IN. Robinson Jr., Mrs. Clarence Jeffries. Mrs. Howard Shumway, 'k Take One Home Mrs. John Card, Mrs. George 90 Days On Oreenway, Mrs. E. Malcolm SUn- nard and Mrs. Rudolph Albalr. Smaller Tubes For A 3-bay Four cases were heard in local Demonstration Justice court In Yeomans Hall ******r.T..,.; Monday night and one, Benjamin TRADE IN YOUR OLD FUR COAT | \ 90 Days Free Zeitlin of New l^rk, forfeited a . No Charge or |25 bond when he failed to ap- | TOWAKD ANY HIS COAT YOU WISH— SKIM* IT IN WITH YOU TOMOSKOWI Ysa-ths door opens 00* within ths esbinst width! pear. Service Obligation Justice Elizabeth Hutchlni pr#-j Every cubic inch inside is fully ussble. I FULL aided. Chauncey M. Squier Sr. waa ' proaecuUng grand Juror, Black Dyci Partiaa W»®TM SMCLVtS ia ths lefrigsrstor ssetion . . . William B. Wright, 40. arj^ated DYED SQUIRREL •n a charge of speeding bjf- Of­ , Look! . MINK Front Speakers In • AOMTIOiML SHgLVIS in ths door . . . plus e ficer Clifford Bombard of Col­ imagine! Table Models •M F M cm tra o u M M enoN . chester Barracks, was found guilty STOLE LAM B C O A T and fined $24. frank D. Mills 3rd, Dyed Muskrat Natural STOLE 1 0 ^ Down 10, of Main 8t.', Moodus was fined $30 on a charge of reckless -driv­ ing. He was arrested by Sgt. Jo­ Back Coat M i n k ^ r f l Take 3 Speakers In !»• "S*«^ if U> to M i hM-m seph McAullffe and pleaded^ not 17" ModrI 1TS-S06 guilty through his father Frank Console Models t>.. Mini, guardian et* , PORTABLE TV Gordon 8. Adams. 20, RFD 1, 18 Months to Pay Btorri, was fined $18 on a charge •rpaaslng on the left «t «" inter- ^ section. He waa represented by his , Water, Mra. Cynthia MllhomnM, 45 * 8 7 * 2 4 4 HAND-PAINTED Summit St., Wllllmantlc. guardian * 1 5 9 ★ ★ ★ ★ sd litem. State policeman Jack Korwin WM the arresting officer. m aJTmnk * . McIntosh, 23, Rt. *, - / Be sure to see' our com- PORTRAIT w « fined $6 for failure to stop at • stop Wgn. . lions dub imagine! . CharlMiJiltchcock of WilUman- Look! 4-SKIN DYED • New 110" plete line of 1958 refriger- IN OIL Uc. district governor, was guest at 5-SKIN DYED — M 4 * K Mirrorbeam • -.i the local Uona Club i r o t u r s K T O Y t i r ^ • Large 14k'SlT’ day night a t Uberty Hill Log LET-OUT DYED Wn. William S. Burnham, chair­ SQUIRREL Picture Tube ^ otors — from 9 cu. ft. to 16 portrait of younelf, man of the auction committee, re- : S T O L t t MARMOT CAPE e a lovad one, s pat porU thaJ the auction waa a sue-j SCARF • Hand-painted In ««s-and asks that the people of i MUSKRAT COAT cu. ft. All ore available on ganuine o|la on pura the town aeqept His appreciation : SCARF ailk by a aldlled artisan for their cooperation. / # Remote Control Is • Mountad in handaona The club's next effort la the >150 - > «5 woodframa i> Eye Research Fund Campaign. Dr. Standard Equipment our E-Z Payment Plan. Take Earl A. Saunders, chairman of this committee, met with men In Consoles Tuesday night to "ddresa ^d 2 years to pay! Yeurt Witlimif Coat WiHi PiireiMM O f Awy •tuff letters of appeal which wW *245 - >395 be sent out by the end of the week. * 6 6 On his committee are Saul ■ ' * ■ ■ Up * 1 9 5 * 3 9 WESnNBHOUSE APPUANOE! line, George B. Smith and S a m Kaaaman. , „ * ■ « X . ★ ★ ★ ' ★ UMITED OFFM! Don't wait ^ Tax Group to Meet Karl Smith, tax collector In Wil- and mtal oof— Iwrry in todoyl , Ungton, pffaldent of the Tollana C ^ ^ ty Tax Asan. will preside over • business meeting of the froup which will follow * dinner a t 7 o'clock. Saturday TERRIFIC SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM Open Thurs. Free i«»n. Hall. Women of the (AH prieaa phw tax) B ^ llty ot the Con»regatlonW Pay Cash ■ -Charga It erBudget It o o o e / V E A i i Church will serve a baited h w meal to 86 persons. S«>*®*"**" till 9 P.M. Parking n il,a ir— of this town, and their srivM ar« to be Invited guesU. 713 MAIN STRtET HOURS: DAILY S:30 to S:00 t il l .. . ., '• i # THURSDAY 9 P.M. m T 9.B I90 V iHMoaowiTon nS i'B tata Tax Aasn., a t Ita an- ■ \ .i~ ■ * -X

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.at M ANCHESTER M UXS Y o u C a n 't Beat This Phenomenal Bargain! Fashion M arviBSt of INFANTS' DRESSES BOYS’ CORDUROY i '$ j 6 7 SENSATIONAL

SLACK SETS ' R« ■9. to 2.98 VIRGIN Wl Nylons, Dacrons, Cot­ tons, Prints, Polka Hots, Lacs Trimmed. Lasge va­ Reg. $2.98 riety of colors. Sises 9 months to 18 months and First Time At 1 to 3. Shirts in checks, stripes, plaid flannel. Slacks in solid Pile lined, alpaca lined colors of blue, srray, brown, and wool lin^ coats in with lined cuffs. tweeds, ^polished blacks, Martiniques. Reg. $39,98 Latest styles and col­ ors, Szes 5-15, 6-20, Be Sure To Get These Bargains! 14V i-24i^ . MEN'S COMBED YARN

Besf,BmsAnywJieret^ Reg. to Ladies’ POPLIN $ 2 .3 9 I ¥ Sanforized washable. Checks, plaids, in assorted col- CAR COATS f n lors. Long: sleeves. Sizes S-M-Ij. Woter- Incredible Value! Repellent Keg. 12.98 with hoods, quilt or pile lined. Solid qblors: Beige, red, black, checks in maroon Men’s Cossack^S^e^ 'and black; Sizes S to 18; ------— _ — Zipper Jackets Rnf. fp 2.98 Value News tor l-Pc. Pajunaa, combed cotton interlock knit. Nylon reinforced col­ Ladies! Teens! Juniors! Misses! Reg. to $6.98 lar. eontraet trim elae-

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Fabulous Values at This Price! LINED SLACKS MEN’S SLEEVEIESS $1.57 Plaids, tw«eds,^flannels, solid colors. Slim, ORLON SWEATERS flared, pleated. Sizba.22 to 38. $ 1 .g 9 Ladies* Full Fashioned Fine Interlock knit, sil­ ver, light blue, chatcoal y B R A rriu of tossing a coin Into the fountain of Trevi? Ever picture •*you each payday and invested in safe aiid sure Savings Bonds. And youV be brown, tan. S-M-L. TYCORA SWEATER E jowM lf danctng the tropical ni^bt away and seeing the moon come up surprised how fast your Savings Bond nest egg will grow. Reg. to $H.^8 ossar KinptOD town? If ycn’ie like most girit working today, you have. The main thing for you.to do now is to stop just dreaming about strolling Now $ : A nd vaeaboa dreams like these eon come true. Your two weeks with pay or up the Champs-Elysm or cruising down to Caracas— and to start making these flirsa Etnalhi away from schoolroom chores can become once-in-a-Ufetime dreams come true. Start investing in Bonds tod^l Qirls'! Newer ...Smarter Only 4 )r i8 l. ^ ___ ...... ______And new Savtap Bonds pay better than erer! Every Series E Savings Bond And kei^’a how. Sign up for Payroll Savings where you work! Or" U neck and boat neck styles. Pink, aand,¥lue, purchased since February 1,1957, pays 3-V4 % interest when held to maturfor. maize, black and white. Sizes 84 to 40.

A a teat ia autoBoatk. Any amount you atipulata will be saved for • • .MWMMew. 4WW, aaivi^ MMtt VTWg AB u a w IU.MV9 WttO gUSnUH M l M Bi u m aura U. S. Savims ' Miraculously Priced! Low-Priced LADIES' FIRST QUALITY NYLON HOSE Vo/ues $

to $2.59 Reg. 89c Limit ei gauge; IS, denier, 3 M rs Corduroy# and felts, red, blue,in FACTORY STORES n r a t Quality. Many - to a corduTo^ gray in^felt, with at­ ahadea to chMaa from. Customor tractive travel prints. Sizes 7-14.

$11 L MIMIe Tgkt, Mamlwttor SnM Money Back Guarantee! FREE PARKING V 'T' . \'V. ' ^ '■ ' ■ . "'■-■'Tv,'- . ' ‘--v- ' '’/''“ '-r-' ■ ‘ ■ • .■ , - / .. ‘ ' / . FACE TWENTY-TWO MAHCHESTER E V E ^ G h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. 1987 MANCHESTER EVENII^Q HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, W E D N E S^Y , OCTOBER 16, 1987 PAGE TWENTY-THREE

w k n r - s4o ‘‘Receiver May Run Union School Leader , OfRAT—eie WURO—1860 Daily Radio WTio—le w '"Attends Parley, WCCC—1*»0 fTeamsters May Escape Basiten DayUgbt Thae WFUP— 1418 In Denver, Colo. The following program aej5ed-4><*:i WHAY-NIt. Watch Rockville, Oct. 16 (Special)'— ulea are supplied by the ndio JTTIO-Ail th* U.N. Suspension by Labor George B. Graff, aupeHntendent of managements and are aubject to SSSS~5’*** .Naushtoa' ^^WTOPv-Hound Dog JUST LOOK rural aducation for Bolton, Tol­ ■ change without noUce. SEA FOOD Site- ■ ■ ' WHAY -N Ite Watch -4 land, Union and Ashford, tk attend­ (Caatlmied from P af* Om ) call Hoffa for further questioning, ing two national education donfer- WHAY—PlaUcr Party W ttC -A t Oie U.N. 43 0AkST. — Mlf.W37 \Vv.L'L<*—Kat-.ii'u Ravua WDRC-Ruaa Nauzhton bnt Paul ly. WlMiama, TJ.S. attor­ encea In Denvan Colo. The ifirat, WKNB-PM. 'WPOP—Hound Dog At These Wonderful jB unben will be unable t« prove ney for the Southern District of that of the department of rural WTJU—Ro«» Miller ■ •.'SS -I tbeir cbarirea that dale^atea to the Arlliur G^trey W H A Y -^ite Watch "Where 9>amatera' Mlaipl convention were New-Tork, said he will seek.to education of the National Bduca- j.W PO P -W a* Work* . , WTIC—Time for Music have any such questioning delayed Ubn Aasn., (NBA), ended Satur­ WDRC—Ruaa Nauzhton iiand-plcked to asaiire HoCfa’a eleC' until the court cases are dispel day. The aecond eonfarenoe, that ROCKY MOUNTAIN WHAY—Platter Party \ l^WTOP—Modern Bwnda «on. In that caae they expect Wccc—Hecora R*vu* 1 Buying y a ig t liCtt.i to drop hla order of. of the NBA’a division of county WKNB—P.M. W H A Y -N It. Watch In reply to Gelb, howtver, ha de­ and rural area superintendenti; WTIi.—Rose Millet WTIC—Tim* lor Muale eifainat Hoffa. WDRC—Ruaa Nauzhton PANTS BUYS enda today. WDRC—Arthur G ^fray Is A ^ The Tenmatera attorneya were nied that Hoffa'a trial would be RAINBOW TROUT WPOP-Waa Work. ^ WPOP-t-Modern Soimda clouded by any prejudicial atmos­ The conferences,' attended by lltSS— ie file their anawer In the caae In about 1,500 teachers, (frlnclpala, *"'wHAY-Platter Parly W HAY-NIt* Watch ^ourt today. phere. , ■' W nC —Newa > Shohid Letta iaihe an li)Junctlon Teamsters sources here said superintendenta . and Ipterested wkn^ pT** *^''*'* WDRC—New* A Waathar Pleasure'* union attorneys plan to see Sen. citizens, are putting the spotlight WTIC—R0«i Miller ^^WPOP—Modem Bound* Slonday and name a receiver for on the educatiorial needs of more WURC—C.I Sol by , -the union, the Teamatera attorneya McClellan early next week. They OYSTERS ^ W PO P-W ai Wont* W HAY-NIte Watch )hen plan an Immediate appeal to want to discuss queatlonnairea than ll.millton school children who WTlC—Snort* live in rural area, and small towns. WHAY—Platter Parlr WDRC—Ruaa Naufhlon « higher court. while others favored replies. But WPOP—Modem Sound* the union said no decision has yet Howard A. Dawson, director of II ;S e- Hoffa pleaded Innocent In New rural service for the NBA. told the wk^ p' m ” •Tork j’eaterday to five counta of been made pending the conference R ^ WTIC—Roai Miller WHAY—Jaia Alley with Meaellan. ' opening session that "Changes WORU—Cat Kolbv WTIC—aiarilzhl Serened* perjury before a federal grand taking place in rural America are ^ WPOP—Wax Work! WDRC—ifily Kowaletyk iury in connection with other wire Secretary of Labor James P. WPOP—Modem Sound* demanding that public education 'WHAY-Plaiter Parly t lit* — Jap ronapiracy chargee aninat Mitchell predicted meanwhile the meet many new n ^a." WHAY—Jaaa Alley MORE GREAT OPENING SPECIALS Aim. Trial datea in bo(h the per­ eventual destruction of Jimmy IN SEASON WTIC—Starllzht Serenads Dawson added; "The economic jury and wire tap casea are due to IJoffa" In any showdown fight N e * . WDRC—Billy Kowaletyk «e announced on Oct. 25. problems of agriculture, the de­ f WURC—Neva with th(f AFL-CTO. centralisation - of industry, the —United Auto Workera Show * Hoffa'a attorney, Sol Gelb, argu­ Roply^g to a question after ad­ great Increases in non-farm popu­ ing for Indefinite poatponemeat of HOME STYLE CLAM CHOWDER WHAY—Platter Parly dressing the Uhlen Liesgue a u b in lation In rural areas, the Increase H tot.—Record Rariaw Jhe'triala, aaid Hoffa could not get New York, Mitchell said that mobility of the population, con­ WKNB—P.M. l(uth Millett ie Gloa Club #how at the State Armory will be Manufacturing Co., Keller's Men's Smith A Associates, hired by the children have worked up to the WDRC—Muilc a la Carla earn my own living. 'I Wear. Manchester Tfust Co.. Parking Authority, reported that Idea. They will dig out their buried j^orpially opened tonight by Hayor point of raising flowers from bulbs. ppt^ some time in late January TANKERR FILLED IN FUOHT WPOP—Top 40 Tima "Often exhausted after a day's I Hartford Qaa Co., Connecticut no valid reason can be found for a Under the direction of their teach­ 6;V— work, I have not felt like coping L Marold Turkington at 7 o'clock, Power Co., LaFrance Beverage Co. change. nd bring them back to school. The Canadian foresters are experi­ WHAY—Sarmada r The show, sponsored by the er, Mrs. Olive France,-they pre­ CUlbfl will he forced to bloom in menting with a method of refilling WTU:-« Star tixtra with' the problem of feeding, bath- [ Inc.. Globe Travel -Agency/ George Marlow, businessman pared (lower pots fdr the bulbs. WDRC—Lowell *niomaa ing and' getting email grandchil­ Ikanchester Junior Chamber of Savings Bank of Manchester, W. who has been active In requesting time for the science fair sj^n- in flight 0»e water tanks of aerial W POP—Top 40 Tim a Several youngsters manned the "tankefd’' used in ffghttng forest dren to bed. then waiting up for .bommeree, will feature M boqtha G. Glenney Lumber Co.. Hearing the new walk, told the Board after dirt piles, rocks, and water bucket sored by the high school science I;# a - action was taken that the engineer­ club. fires: The method being tested WHAY—Sarenada their parents to get home before I jmcordlng to Sam Diamond, show Aid Center of Connect*ut. Vitt- In the classroom. Their classmates WTIC—Dick Burial could fall Into bed myself. I have bhairman. He reports that space ner's Garden Center, Bsrtlett- ing firm could not have spent much Last year, Mrs. France’s class i.tilizes pontoon tanks that fill aa WDRC—Amna and Andy Best Buy Ever filed up with {xjte in hand to the At the show IS completely sold out. time on the study since their report table where the materiaU took first place with a flovOer dis­ the plane iklma across the surface WPOP—rullon Lawla even felt that my daughter should Brained Co., Beacon Lightning of a lake, scooping up water 1:14- love me enough not to ask ms to ^ Diamond said early today that Protection Co., Norlee Aluminum showed an incorrect measurement, piird. play like the one they will have WHAY—S^ranada Products Corp. of Purnell PI. He also said that the this year. \ through a refill ftp*. WTIC—Dirk Burial baby sit at night after working r f Jhls la the “largest products show Since all the children had re- ______hard all day. But I’ve^ done It be­ ere've ever seen." Lady Ann Candles, the Nelsons. town would be liable for its share i WDRC—Amo» and Andy ,Ria..ncsid«nt ocvj ceived the instruction on how muoh ' . ... ,WPOH.n£dw.Pw,>a|lor«aA...,o.....-.->.,v cause X. was ■ asked' ■ ■in a -manner i m.ai> . artCBtitwiaita,. .ths»..g>snrtiKi>a. IfiamaD B^..CU>AM,Co>,vU>»-Millei«,' |: » - that took It for granted that 11 4isplay, two contests will be held. John J. Cronin Insurance, Mans­ curs. In rejecting the current ))ctition. | there were some differances WHAYa- Scr-'nada would. : Svlth prices' of weekend trips to field State Training School and opinion between the shovelers of WT4C—Newa about three years old, the Board i .. i h t M j u u d L o f t l u i h f m ' W DRi’—Ani'»a and Andy Young People Need Oonalderation ' New York awarded. 'Hie trips will Hpapltal (sponsored by.Alexander turned the matter over to the Town 1 sand and the holders of pots. Mrs. RUSCO W POP—Top 40 Tim a "I love fny daughter and I know | ke awarded to the exhibitor who Is Jarvis Co. and the Jarvis Realty France arbitrated where necessary. For Club Outing Here’s om of a docen or more bMutitul new Morpn —4“ 'ri. Co.), Manchester Surplus Sales Planning Commission, the Parking, WHAY—Roaary Hour she needs some time away from ; voted as having the best booth and Authority, and Xthe businessmen ! Each youngster planted the bulb Mantels now available in sixes and daaigns for everr UTIC—Ufa and the World , tier children. But If she didn’t have j lo the iterson who makes the best Co., Manchester Police ‘ Depart­ itself In the prepared dirt. The last 'Die British American (fiub (all CembiBotion WDRC—K. R. Murrow who own tiroperty on the place, for outing will be held Sunday at the W POP—M adalvn C. Newm ann me to fall back on, I am sure she ' suggestion for Improving next ment (sponsored by the Manches­ another rccommendtiiion. part of the planting was watering practical purpoac. Drop in and sec our new, complete could find someone else to baby 11 gear's show. , ' ter Fuel Dealers Asan. and Robert of the bulb, pot and all. When Garde^ Grove. Windows and Doen I «NI J. Smith Inc.), Dorsev Furniture, catalog of Morgan Wo^work. You’ll find in its pages WHAY—Record Rodao lit. ; The exhibitors will be, Judged by school closed, .the children hurried President Robert Bitaell urges WTIC—P^’opla Are Funny "Perhaps I am wrong, but. It ‘ and Montgomery Wm-d and Co. India Openn Gla»^Plant home with their flower pots. They club members to make reservations A aattonal brand In every de- hundreds of ideas for your home. WDRC—R O I*ew|a 1 . Mrsons attending the sdiow. The W POP—M ystery Tim a seems to me that these young; FLANNELS judges for the other contest will were Instructed to dig a bole IS with, the chib steward. Tickets ars aiga, 2 track or 8 track. For Hazaribagh, India — India's demonstration • I&- parents have no consideration for 11 be Judge Jules Karp, Edgar CHarke inches deep, put the pot in the hole on sale now. WHAY—Record Rodeo their parents. All they think of'is j .gnd H ^ tt SutlifTe. PUC Will Stnely largest shee*-glass factory, a'join^^ and cover it with an empty pot. Thera will be a dance Saturday MANCHESTER LUMBER INC. WTIC—Peopla Ara Funny. enternrise pf .Tanan snd India at the h(de with dirt Slid WDRC—R Q Lfw ia what they, their companions and ! ' An added attraction to the show the village of Bhurkunds. !.1 miles nigbt, Bissell announced. A Hallo­ Can MI 9-48.16 or MI 9-J841 WPOP—Mystery Tima their children need or want.” j SHARKSKINS erill be Miss Susan Ugfatbrown, ween Dance wilt be held Oct. 26 • Vi. Thei) why not open your own i ^ Utilities Merger from Hezarihagh. in Bihar, has and daffedtls, they were with Tony ©’Bright and his orches­ 255 CENTER ST.—TEL Ml 3-5144. MANCHESHR WHAYr—Record Rodeo Miss Connecticut of 1058. who will gone Into production. It is ex­ be left out in the -winter 149 Middle Turnpike We.st WTIC—NIffhl Line daughters eyes to her lack ofi| be at'the show Friday and Satur­ tra. furnishing music. WDRC—Rusty Draper consideration Explain to her that Hartford, Oct. 16 ((P)—The SUte pected to make Irylia self-suffi­ NJn fact, freezing en­ WPOP—Hound Dof ? j day evenings. cient in sheet b Iu s . The faottey's courages the dormant' period for • :4A - you wnat to be self-supporting so j I AH profit from the show, said Public Utilities Commission (PUC) ^WHAY-Rreard Rodeo that you will never be a financial i GABARDINE capacity is 4,S(VW)«' squar# feet the bulb. Thavving the bulb then WTIC—Nlaht U na iamohd, will be used in Manchea- sayg it wants to make further of this type montl^ triggers the groWtji of the plant. WDRC—Ruslv Draper burden to her. Say that It takes ' ' « Er to support the Jaycee projects. itudy of a proposed merger of WPOP—Hound Do* all of your strength to earn a llv-. PI.AIN OR PLCATIID FRONTS... These inclmle thb Polio Ball, Teen- the'Hartford Electric Light Co. ing and look aftj^r your own hpntie, jj ig e Road-E-O, Jtmlor jr^ f and ten; WHAY—N4to^ W^lrH . ALSO IVY. LKAOUR. STYLES .R]RlrtllR.Coniiecticut Power Go. he- a h WTIC—Nl*ht Line . Suggool. tfiit'khe 'jfhahage (ier fj - ' it* - tburoamehfs, ■arid ' tfi'e' H ^h fore laauing a finding. WDRC^The World Tonight household budget so that she can .School Harvest Dance. The PUC reserved decision on WPOP—Hound Dog afford to hire a baby aitter oc­ § :I 5 - VoluM to $8.95 Exhibitors the tnatter after a public hearing WHAY—Nile W atch casionally. It’s better to teach Exhibitors at the Products Miow’ iresterday. WTIC—Night Lina young people consideration than to are WDRC-The World Tonight deplore their lack of it. The presidents of each company WPOP—Hound Dog V The Appliance Barn, Connecticut were-among those testifying in • :3d- (AA rights rtssrved, NBA; Bmployi^nt Service isponeored favor of the proposed merger. Ray­ WHAY—Nila Watch Service, Inc,). WTIC—Night Lina ,-y- by Chee Bros. Ihc., L. T. Wood Cto.; mond A. Gibson of West Hartford, WDRC—Russ zNaughton tJ.8. Fiber Glass Co., and Panta- president of HarUord Electric WPOP—Hound Dog W ool Crop Increa$€$ iM 't Used Auto Parts Oo.l, New­ Light Co., contended the merger • :4 4 - ington Home and Hospital for WHAY—Nite Watch would result In a more ecofiomical WTIC—Night Lina The gross wool production of I Crippled (Children (sponsored by operation. WDRC—Ruts Nahghton WPOP—Hound Dog New Zealand) for the 1956-57 sea­ C. R. Burr and Co. Nurwriei^.Nunseries.. find Gibson said the merger econ- son was worth £81,500.000 (|16S,- A. Johnson Paint Oo.Tr'Sw^--J-0- bihies would "tend to put off rate tic Corp.. A. and W. Refriger­ Television Programs 880,000), an Incrsaac al £15,500,000 increases which might otherwise be over the previous season and the Imagine A Harris Tweed ation. Great Eastern Construction necessary because of the effect of Oo„ Salad Master Sales Oo., Man­ On Page Two second hii^est on record. The best inflation on operating coats.” Aus­ return was almost £108,000,000 In chester Answering Sendee. tin D. Barney of Farmington, presi­ 1950-51. At This Low Price - Manchester Boy Scouts (sponsor- dent of Connecticut Power Co. and •d by Stanek Electronics Labe and chairman of the Board of HELCO GENERAL PnOTOOOFY-M^ the Andrew Ansaldl 0».). J. A. agreed. SALES BOAR Bergren Dairy Farms, Inc., Filr- The proposed new organiution Here are handsomely tailored topcoats of Gen­ n ra id Motors lnc„ Manchester would have total assets of .n93.- T V SERVICE Sales*of pbotoropy and dye uine Harris Tweeds and other imported fabrics fljrl Scouts (sponsored by the 400.000 and 990 square miles .of First National Bank of Manches­ Days aa ac a Call chemical copy machines are ex-1 frc)m the finest English looms. Some have zip­ franchised territory, Gibson told Nights # 4 * 9 3 PhM Parts pected to exceed $150,000,000 this ter and The Manchester Evening the commission. FREE ALTERATIONS lining, others are weighty enough for.warmth Herald), Farm House Frozen Pies. IV L. Ml 8-5482 year compared -with-$153,000,000 in 1656 and $40,000,000 in 1952. with the zip-in lining. Don’t,m iss this oppor­ B. D. Pearl Appliance and Furni­ MAORIS NlfMBBR 14S,6M tunity to oiyn a wonderful coat like' these ture Center, Manchester CSim As of July 1, New. Zealand's Twisters, Manchester Pipe and population had risen to nearly at auch a saving. Regulars, Shorts arid Longs. ■upply Co.. Tempo Oi^an and 2.250,000 of whom just over 143,- Sizes 35 to 44. Plano Co. i 000 were Maoris. Darling, youHl stay up all night SAXON OUALITY 44” Maple Round Extension Table with Nevamar top and 4 Booun'a Chairs .00 Reg. $15.5.00. . * 1 3 5 In WASH 'N WEAR GOOD NEWS" TROUSERS Hutch to match. (Not illustrated). 00 by WARNER’S* ANDERSON'S Reg. $112.00. * 9 5 . Pfoin M Ploatod Fronts {packaged to GO!) CHILDREN'S SHOP Vermont Maple Round End Table and ' $A J^.O O EAST CENTER ST.—MI 9-0854 4 matching chairs. Reg. $119.00. T Y w The strapless with the latex FOR * 1 5 38” Maple Round Extension Table with back that actually clings |o , 1- FREE ALTERARONS CLEARANCE Nevamar top and 4 side chairs. .00 you! GOOD NEWS (tm) by Reg. 1129.00. n09 Warner’s stays up ALWAYS 1 Can’t be anything but wonder­ GIRLS'DRESSES 100% W OOL BLACK IRON fully comfortable under any fashion all year,’round! IVY FLANNELS Reduced 30% BREAKFAST SET and4ehararAsh Good News . , . Here Today Dsrk cottons gnd pasteb. Sizes 1 to 14 includinc chub* formica top $ C A . 0 0 New Suburban Coals *ttes and sabteena. Good selectiotft All sizes. Reg. 189.00. (9 7 100% Woqj Ivy stripea. Big Mice- tion to chndze from in all the latest Girte’ jerseys, half-slips, Boys’ shirts, jerseys, Opoii Wodnasday, Thurfday and Friday Nffhf* faahiona. S22.95 Charemd Brown, Medium Gray. pajamas and raincoats flannel pajamas and S i­ skin slickers at excep­ greatly reduced. tional values. ft Glazier’l C O R S irS H O P HEADQUARTERS FOR FRAZIER’S FREE NATIONALLY KNOWN 631 Main Street -Big .Selection Qf A l t e r a t i o n s New Toggle Suburban Coats 1 OO^r Wool Suburban Coats Manthetter ACE JACKETS 100% wool quilt Un*d In aoUd Dark Gray, .Madlum Gray., Light -REMEMBElt, THE Fim N O ’8 TfHE nUNO* "ACE SETS THE PACE" ahadea arid plaids. $24.95 Gray and cSeCka. $19.95 ■ V, i •

PAGS IWENTy-FOUB MANCHEStSR EVENING HERALD, MAKCiIe STEB. COyM^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1967 BUGS BUNNY Profeasor—Why is it that small | There’a a certain sUglbIeJ>aeha^ O iniay That Fletnra town# have more gossips than big | lor who la so tight he hasn’t mar- OAK F R A j OSS come In all ataea Sense and Nonsense tried because he can’t find a girl at SHERWm-WniiAMS CO. 981 9oed-r-Becauae, ifs more Ifun whose birthday falls on Christmas Aiwwef to Pitifloui Pimle 8121 Main fit. Use them Just as they Marendax watching a game when you kikow and who la witling to get married Bargains 10-30 are, (smooth and attractive) or Th« old porter looked at the denly aha turned to him and held the players. 4 on that day. - ThrM lU finish them in your choice of color TRAVEL ARENOy thick leniM of the ittldent'e apec- open her arms. He drew her close or stain. Ideal for those popular 18 Asyluni St, Hgrtford taclai and announced proudly, ^Listed by paint-by-number pictures. to him, kissed her with all the DOWN Tel. CHapel 7-5857 Old Porter— Bonny, I ’m 79 yeara first fires of passion. No one would CARNIVAL AOMMM The BY DICK TURNER old and never use classes. have guessed they were lAanied, IP e r fo r a a 1 Women are wiser than men be­ Authorized Aeents For AO Youth— You sh ou ld .-It la very They were not. mathsnatlea) SSeotttsh devil cause they know less and under- Rail, Air and Steamahip. impolite to drink out of the bottle. fuaettuB- SFinds etand m ora —James fitephehs. Lines Agricultural college graduate — 4 Writing tools 4HauU Prosecutor (to Jury) — This your methods of cultivation are • Oeoloflsts lOerslnt’iwile' crime was the work of a master A Red Rose for the Isulles A pair of houiehold pliere kept HAROLD EELLS hopelessly out of date. Why, I ’d be study It • ------Creed criminal. It was carried out in a , Tomorrow begins a gala celebra­ S.N.E.T. Stoek Is Recommended Boys’ Winter Jaekote Hold Heat . Happy Birthday to You! in Uie kitchen is invaluable for Manchester Agent astonished If you got even ten IS HawaUan TSainte(ab.) Always In Fashjon! skillful, ingenious manner. tion at GOODYEIAR SERVICE "We suggest the purchase of Bone-chilling winter winds may W A T K IN S , 936 M ain S t, ctle- loosening rubbers on seale-’'-fruit pounds of apples from that tree. wTsath • ExpeBies Tel. MI 9-7442 ^ Defendant— Flattery , won't get SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND be expected soon. Keep your Jars. Farmer— Sp would I. It’s a pear ISHcrsdity----- tltusslaa dty SI Sun stgnaliBg 41 Mia of STORE, ,713 Main St. It’s the brates 83 years in business with a yoti anywhere, I ain’t going to con­ STORE XLANAGER’S 3-DAY 'TELEPHONE STOCK now selling growing boy snug and warm in a store-t^lde sale continuing through jlHi. tree. 14 Odd (Seot) 10 Length tlmac device n odan S eM a to yield approxim ately 6.66 per fess. SALES EVENT, inviting you to ■‘Lakeland’’ Jacket from BOYS’ October. Substantial savings A Halloween Party 15 Wrong width ST Contents ISOudrun’i cent." COBURN A MIDDLE- husband preview the 1968 lines of WEST- AND STUDENTS’ SHOP of C. E. abound on all Your floors. Special­ la mbre fun than you can shake MT/.POC.YA Mrs. Jones—I believe you si^ (prefix) 11 Scottish girl Sg Shatbonean BRO O K, 629 M ain 8t. M itchell Two women were returning INQHOUSE Appliances and HOT- HOUSE A SON. Tailored of rugged ly for the Thanksgiving rsunion, a a broomstick at. MARLOW’S, KJOPPEO VER thinner than the last time I Mw 14 Permit holders H Swimming Indians 4S Vary in 3-1106. from their first attempt at bowl­ Sfi Bird’s home Franeh F ;0 IN T t v . There will be a red all-wool fabric, do see the Jacket 5-pc. solid MAPLE group with 867 M ain S t, is headquarters fo r p a p e r ; 7 you, Mrs. Smith. Are you taking 18 Spanish !• ‘To ana tide ing. The husband of one, an In­ rose for every la ^ , plus the FREE labeled ’’English Tram” which H a r v e s t t a b l e , i i s d -Bo. (R eg. H A L L O W E E N SUPPLIES to treatments or dieting? governor 53 (Haen a Si Rich furs 44 Hops’ kna PettUooat TaUs veterate ' golfer, asked with a S3 Drawing reom 44 Oppesiil G IFT of a Jumbo Ice scraper Just square toggle buttons. The ’!Cal- 1147.30), A t last, a big Uble that make your party a succoas. Spread Mrs. Smith—Oh, no. that’s onl- 50 Book of mips blackboard 1 cup soft butter raised eyebrow; "How’d you make 54 Crippled U R e ly 4T Insist fo r com ing In. A s an 'extra bonus, roc" model of durable cavalry twill, fits along a 'wall. Fcmr Windsor the table with festive paper runner because of the trouble I- Mave 51 Harvest 1 cup - sifted confectioner’s eug- ou t?" S8 Shiksspesre’s 40 English 48 Ponee da — has leather trim on pockets and side chairs Included. iS'de In New and napkins. Add gay favors and with my new maid. goddess with the purchase of any WESTr sr ’Well,’’ she said, ‘‘at least we 10 Dove’s aeU cuffs. Some are REVERSIBLE, England by sklUed craftsmen. notsemakers. Have ready tradition­ 53 Seines river queens INGHOUSE appliance, you receive \ teaspoon salt didn’t lose any balls.’’ Mrs. Jones—Why don’t you fire others luxuriously' qulIted-Ilned al CANDIES for the ’’trick or her? 54 Molten rock r " 1 1 r " FREE, a handpalnted OIL POR­ 1 teaspoon flavoring SI Studied in 1 r - r \ T TRAIT worth 160, of yourself or with heat-holding nyto-therm In­ Meat and Potatoes D« Luxe treat” callers. MASKS of all kinds Society note In the Fort Lauder­ Mrs. ^mith—I’m going to. Just 3f 24i cups sifted all-purpose en­ Yield: 6 servings Mytlwlogy any member of the family. Even sulation Beal boy colors. Sizes and COSTUMES FOR CHIL­ dale, Fla., Daily News: ’’Mr. and as soon as she drorries me down II r R riched flour < IT Studied in if you’re not planning an Immedl 6-20. Many o f the above etyles 6 tablespoons bacon drippings DREN AND ADULTS are In Mrs. Thomas A. Hodges entertained to 140 pounds, I ’m goin g to order \ Mix the butter, -sugar, and fla­ 2'/4 cups diced raw potatoes stock. ][) Astronomy ate piitchaae, come in and see the available In MEN’S SIZES uo- friends at cocktails followed by her out of the house. IF" \\ voring thoroughly. Sift flouf and 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 50 Opposed WESTINGHOUSE in your future etairs. a buffet suffer." salt together, stir Into butter mix­ 3 tablespoons chopped celery IS Having ■ J 11 now. Economy.Fruit Cake ture and blend jwell. (or )4 teaspooii celery salt) A man ga zin g on the stars Is hsndla Today Is Somebody’s Birthday Yield: 8x8x2 Inch cake They walked along the'beach, Piivsa-'and mold into a long 1 clove garlic "fm 6^211^ M proverbially at the mercy of the t ir s t a l: i P Friendly-thoughts wing back to H cup shortening holding hands and laughmg like Chlfiken Loaf smooth roll about 2 Inches in diam ­ 2 tablespoons flour puddles on the road—Alexander SSAvart P you, when you remember the Im­ 1 package raisins (12 oz.) two unsophisticated youths. Sud­ r - ■yield: 10 1-cup-servings eter. 2 cups milk Smith. IIA b s tra d 11 T r portant milestonee of acquaint­ I'cup brown sugar P 1 fowl (6 podnds) Wrap in waxed paper and chlU 1 cup diced cooked meat 1 cup hot water being P ances and friends wlUk a GREET­ B" 4 cups cooked rice I Several hours or overnight.) Cut H -teaspoon peppor 1 teaspoon cinnamon MR. TWEEDY BY NED RIDDLE STWaU ING CARD from P. E. BRA'Y, P 1 teaspoon salt thin w ith sharp knife, 1/8 to 1/16 % teaspoon-salt. H teaspoon nutmeg SfiTUt Jeweler, - In the SUte Theater OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB 19 \« cup chopped plmlento inch slices. Place on ungreasM Melt bacon drippings in heavy 40 Century plam w Building. teaspoon allsplco 41 Dlitrsai stgnsl IT“ m B V; cup chicken fat cookie sheet. skillet. Add potatoes, parsley, % tsaspdon clqvea WATKINS- DON'T BLOW TOO MUCH WiMD IS M sk e amands i 1 teaspoon paprika Bake until' lightly browned at celery, and garlic and brown well. 2’cups sifted flour 4 eggs, beaten 400 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes. Harvest Caseerole Remove vegeUbles, Add flour to 8122 1 teaspoon soda IM m SAILS,/MA30R/I’M 48 Soto 11 SIZES 2-3-4 Yield: 6 servings E<3AD,TWl W EE K until this minute styles for every size. Send can have fun with paints. A com from glamorous TOILETRIES, Making Romu for Holiday Main Street overflowing with fun- motifs; sewing and embroidery di­ Saturday, Don’t miss It, If you 25 cents today. plete line of OIL COLORS, also JEWELRY. BEAUTY AIDS: two Herchaadtse to-look-at and good-to-aat Hal- rections. appreciate out^-the-ordinary sav- Casein WATER COLORS and boxes of 20-packet Bubble Bath ^ween CUPCAKES and CAKES, ANDERSON'S CTHLimEN’S Ifigs on A-1- merchandise. The POSTER PAINTS, together with 81.01, also compacts, lipstick, Send 25c In Coins, your name, A Delight to Give, Fun to Get Bring home some DOUGHI4UT8 d & s o t4 SH O P, 303-307 E ast Center Bt., is CO AT S A L E U particularly out­ crystal perfum e atomizer. address and the Pattern Num'cer for Ilp-amacklng goodness. There A B U M ? BRUSHES (rounds, fists, Brights) giving 80% p F F on the remaining standing. All-wool winter coats, When you see the “Cardinal” IK HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Include CHINA giftees at HARRISON’S, M9 are 14 VARIETIES, filled, frosted, CAPITAL plus Canvas lYinels. Easels, Sketch to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN- stock of September's fiiie cotton with milium lining are $24.88 reg. Main St. you’ll start your Christ- glazed, shaped Into delicious taste Printing. Inks,and. sup, i$8fiL.Jitaly'!Ushe»>yoU'$rytme-en;-ean- iOEA,..., plies, and dozens of "How-to" ART mothproof ^mbs. worthwhile sizes up to .14, also subteen and ■ was'imsfi&tfig •■tTeats.---OPJSW-'lHBVfiW'“ 1 3 )tY H ® x’ “ TW IGGS m you enjoy the fine fabric, tailoring W E E K , fro m 7 to 7, “ ------•----- » BOOKS. If you have never tried reductions in the STA’HONERY Y O R K 36, N. Y . chiibettea. Every girl wants a and careful finiahing. Step into the from 58c and up, they’re ideal MRAISINGilJ a palnt-by-number picture, you DEPT, including CHRISTMAS dew dress now that the flrsl ex­ stocking atuffers, gay little remem­ IO-l« It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework OiUdren’s Dept, wander over to «««-jix.r...1 c IWJ >. W< 1..,^ h. owe yourself the pleasure. They WRAPPINGS. CARDS. RIBBON. citement of back-to-school Is wan' brances. A tiny elephant holds your It takes a mighty clever gal to 4LLEY OOP Album — fifty-six colorful pages the Men’s and Boys’ section, and Follow The Leader BY V. T. HAMLIN make wonderful gifts. O R N AM E ITTS . B rin g the svhole rings on his trunk, a miniature flat >en«th and showing many pretty designs; Ing. Lots of pretty dresses for into the Sportswear Dept. On the VBif VtSU^IN COTTON WOODS family. With 'part of-the savings, IKtle slsler, too. Frosty nights counters, on the racks, you’ll find iron serves up tooth picks. There atm keep a grip on him. V Bi.TV«8 MOUN1AIN BY RAY GOTTO plus directions for making 3 cro­ are tea bag holders, cute Jam Jars, t h a t o ^ W it is the salt of conversation, enjoy a treat at store’s REFRESH­ call for cozy FLANNEL PAJA­ worthwhile reductions on winter , TOPS NO OOCX) FDR M E N T B A R . chet items and. a quilt. Only 26c a a clothes sprinkler shap^ like a WE KTTWR US .' WE aOTTA GET VC HOKMCTS — AND TH M C ■ot the food. MAS and these are on SALE. clothing, underwear, ehirta and yourself, copy! clothes pin, all useful gifts, de­ aer ccMAi HAYS LATCH,, — William Hazlitt. Don’t forget ’’Junior’’; boys’ LONG sleepwear. FOR THE HOME a 21- . do Is to ba able BACK DOWN WHBIE signed '^th a flair. Unusual cake OUTA HBtE! Virginia Boiled Dressing inch Console TV. $169.88, an AUTO- to quote another’s vrit. PEOPLE ARE S L E E V E S H IR TS , reg. 81.98 are plates and cheese tniya of “Card­ There isn’t much fun in qjadi- Yolk of one egg well beaten, add A man doesn’t begin to attain MA’nC W ASH ER, $159.88, a ZIG- N. Bovse n> 7HC t g » . $1.49. They have the ’’Model” la- inal” China are enhanced with dnr, but there’s a great deal o t one teaspoonful dry mustard, wisdom until he recognizes that he ZAG PORTABLE SEWING MA­ Sel. novel meeaages in gold. medicine In fun. small teaspoonful salt, speck of is no longer indispensable. CHINE, $119.88. If you plan the An Essy Way to Ba "Unforgett­ cayenne pepper, one tablespoonful — ^Richard E. Byrd. Set a New Scene purchase of a MATTRESS RUG, able/’ sugar, one tablespoonful of melted A soft cloth dipped in olive oil Is Oestumas for Fall Don’t despair If this time of DINfiTlTB. the Furniture Dept. In­ **'^**’ * C H R IS T M A S butter, three tablespoonfuls of hot vites you. Yes. the things you’ll good for cleaning a brass bed. Pol­ STOCKtNO for your child (or a WILROSE DRESS SHOP, 601 It’s Fall 'Spruce Up' Time year your living room looks gen- ish with a clean dry cloth. Main SL, has a choice selection of vinegar, and lastly, white of, egg AH of Connecticut is learning eraUy faded and depressing. A needing and bujring the next few friends) and your thoughtfulness casual and dressy outfits In Fall's beaten stiff. Cook on very slow that MANCHESTER CARPOT telephone call to MANCHESTER weeks, are available now at tempt­ lives on year after year. A t YOUR An old tooth brush Is an excel- * ou cottage S favorite fabrics. Pretty wool fire until thick as cream. Serve at CENTER, corner Main and Middle U P H O L S T E R Y CO., 24 Birch St., ing-prices. The CHRISTMAS LAY- YARN SHOP, 80 Cottage SL a lent tool to carry In the purse for Stocking Kit, $1.98 em tm in * Jumpers can stretch a wardrobe room temperature. (Old Williams­ Tpke., is one of the state’s leading brings a world of friendly, capa­ AWAY PLAN helps you avoid last' Stocking K it, $1.98 conU ins all burg recipe.) minute-rush shopoing: lets you brushing up suede shoes. * * • * ------like magic for career girl or home­ specialty carpet stores. Right now, ble help In trans/qrining a room the yam and directions you need. save. If you SHOP NOW $1 de- maker, |ia98. TWO-PIECE KNIT priced 839, $49 and up, there is a Into a lively. Interfiling center. sa ajas4,.sf UC* \ \ - «/• ovreewsMS Sb W t U l neme n A iriO Oor r Ccheery O M r V poBlt holdji any toy to Dec."l5. Bo Your Beat*LooklB|^ Self “Noel.” Many other kiU t o r eaav- w-ia SUITS, feminine and flattering, Plan n Successful Dinner diversified selection o f 9’ x 12’ W h at a new S L IP O O I^ R can do, „.Expect faiiatnr-.’Acconds:’ -when or-a-palr'of fnitowinpiaA-DRAP------— HarvasK-tlme- is studded,-with- -da-CUDOt«-<^UPHt-er—-H O O -& come-ln ^ p , rich coIots.- H e re w t RUGS: Just- this-one purchaae can T J vIn a s KTam lA* rff'fswtffilAw club C ltlb dancesd itn rflH andMnrl aocialHAfvfat get-togeth-v a f . f f i T T A R B * . . . you serve a deliciously roasted and endow a. room with new life: and E3UES. AU work tat guaranteed. Make Uvbig Easier, Thriftier SC^RF, that you can start today WILROSE’S are miracles of fash­ The big, new REGAL MEN’S era. F o r a becom ing hair-do, LONG SAM ’xa a & f browned CAPON from LYNN cheer, 'mere are patterns and and work up qiijckly. If you don’t BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS M ion for your petite figure, your SHOP, 907 Main St., has an en­ S C H U L T Z B E A U T Y S A L O N , 983 P O U L T R Y F A R M S stores In the weaves to blend with modem or AU Work Guaranteed know how to get etarted, or get half-size figpre. All the shades larged PAIiTO DEPT, with a stag­ Main St. can help you find the BUZ SAWYER psrkade or at the center. They traditional furnishings. Your home Your nicest ensemble looks no stuck” along the way retpember BY ROY CRANE of autumn are represented in pret­ gering selection of WASH ’N WEAR atyie that auits you bMt, whether y*u.-pcwoosr weigh between 6 and 7 Itaa. and can be all dressed up for the com­ better than the shoes you wear. ‘"•tcapable 1N 8TR U C - ty DRESS 'N JACaCET costumes, TROUSERS, now two pair for $16.- your hair ii an inch long or long SXMD-mee MO ^rris VM i "T LISTEN, AWc m > l ly the prophet.' come to you from nearby Conn, ing holidays, and for years to SURELY, FgmeR, also ’’Heller" Jersey dresses that Keep your shoe wardrobe looking TO FREE. 'ITje shop is ewst 5AV farms. Fresh-frozen at Just the come. FREE ALTERA’nON^ It’e possi­ enough to alt bn. Nimble fingera OPEN EVERY DAY (except YOU WILL NOT FORCE ' I JS!®rllSL. I -T *!!*' why you are washable. PERSONAL SHOP­ and feeling fine by bringing them saierme right time, to bring you peak ten­ ble for ’’him” to dress up In wash ■will aet your hair to make the Monday) from 9 to 8:30 and AOFW/ WE-TO MARStY THAT 1 MAP, FWWERJJm IIIT NOT MARRY AU! REASONS PING SERVICE Is available to to J. W. HALE SHOE REPAIR. 'n wear slacks that need little or derness, flavor and goodness. Con­ There’s a mighty big difference moat of your featurea be It fluff Thursday evenings to 9, PIS6USTVM n « VOUf A. -mATl WRIte NOT reveal! you. Mrs. Kronick shops New Here they expertly rebuild, restyle no pressing. Toss them into the a a m sider, also, plump, meaty FOW L between good, sound reasons and below the eara, curia o ver the fort=:' ami. uanRAiMf York fashion markets several shoes. COBRECnVE WORK on washer, they come out crisp, al to provide nourishing, economical reasons that sound good. head, bang*, a side part or an off- tOTHOft times a week. shoes wiU be done exactly as your moat ready to wear. Save time and center one. Six top-notch atyllata meals. — Burton Hillis. n t e o r doctor orders. cleaning dollars. can do wonderal M ltcheH 8-8951. The Inquirer votms Girls’ sweaters come In two Sizea — too large and too:email- enough. —George Hart. Charge Y ea r BIGELOW CARPETING Oao-Aimed Honaekeeplng Preecrlpttms "MARTINIZINO” ie a depend­ H e ie C Q I M k ^ able, modem 017E-HOUR DRY So Wonderful Every Day . . . and CU5AN1NO aervice at Qie cantar. Plf» mARMACY Not only cab you be aUre of top • M Center S t — M l B-8S14 JEFF COBB litfeh cleaning, friendly service, BY PETER HOFFMAN but also you get back “like new” MICKEY FINN SO LITTLE TO PAY EACH MONTH .iMM-LOOKS UKE 10UMEAN... Cutting Down! BY LANK LEONARD apparel and home accessories ,ln. A •BiUV* CLUB'. IT GN'T record time. All work ie done right , HEY, WHAT’S SO FASONATING MOW’D IT GET IN YOURS, HURRY. MXAtYfwEll^FNItv in the rear of the store, with up-to- RANGE ABOUT MY GLOVE COMPARTMENT, THERE? RUSS? , POFFVl l i m i T t A U K date equipment. So, pull down the 'M l TEPPY?„WHAr'RE WUSTARING m HAVE R> CAU A 0H.yEs!SNE FUW 1 WANTi mTO ' HIM REALIZE THAT MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER DRAPEUUES, pull off the BLIP- AT? MY WIFE RIGHT AWAX I MMM FROM CAMAAA LET CLANCY GOLF SHOULDN’T BE. COVERS, ^ BLANKETS. BED- rUEL OIL FHILf HXt'HE SURE ‘'lU.r HXt'RE SURE ^ -WE SAME RAV KNOW THAT TAKEN SO SEWOUUY! SPREADB and roll up the SCAT­ SHEV SACK FROM I PHONED her! CONNECTICUT'S CARPET OUTLET gasoline yoi/r e s a f e ! TER RUGS. Replace them the HER8ISTER15? aaroe day, colors bright as new and sm elling anveet. I t la fascin atifig to WITH THE UNBEATEN FORMULA" watch the interesting stages a r J 3T0M ahlrt goes through at TWO HOUR B AN TLY OIL / / jo -K y Y ' S H IR T S E R V IC E a|; 299 .W est ( ;iMI’ \M , IM . Quality plus Savings plus Service ' Middle Tpke, (near the Parkade). Yes, We're All Proud O f Our lAunderlng, pressing, packaging Ill 'I \i\ - ii!i:i,i = CUSTOMER SATISFACTIOK la handled by complicated machln- TEL. MDclicII 9-4S95 BIGELOW CARPET e^ry to turn out a professional Job. Saves your time and energy, too. KUCKVILLE TR 5-.3271 SPECIAL COMMERCIAL This department i$ set up with the mill to serve business offices, banks, CAPTAIN EASY motels, apartments, clubs, etc., all at special commercial contract prices. The Bad News BY LESLIE TURNER MR. ABERNATHY CARPET DEPT. BY RALSTON JONES AND FRANK RIDGEWAY No yardage too large or tgo small, just phone Mitchell 9-4343 today for a r !N9 may nave a nekshmiC ^ HEYI momi PIP YOU LEAKM Yfit. now you may’a p ^ .fiOONiHOMl A TRACT e Aaol AUO THERE’G »niL\ SOME BIO : NEW DESK l /XJytAin EXPECT T a k e IT 8M X AND BEING free estimate from one of our factory, trained mechanics. There is no obli­ \LANP POtWf THE KOAP WHAT THEY'RE for any amount up !• AD / I I NO SIGN OF ANYOI* fiOlLPING- >/TRUCK4 ARE- FIWNA TO PUT UP SOLD LASr WPBic IHEKE-Ste. / l AMANOFMY ,M £ A W6GER0HE THAT ^MOEE LUCE n .'' gation of course. • \ TURNIM6 M NEIT POOR.BUP ■ $600. Why not enfl or t h e r e , ROSiTIONTOUSE I WILL 00 JUSTICE MILL FABRICS NOW! ? n \ stpp in today and see how ATINVOESIC [ TOAMANOF If It's A BIGELOW For years the M ANCHESTER CARPET CENTER has been serving shoppers in the UKE THAT/ i MV PRESTIGE the Prof erred FiniMK* sera- We Have It" ' Hartford-Manchestep area by giving complete satisfaction, Tinne and time again ice mqy auist you in con­ these tame shoppers have returned with their friends and neighbors for all of SALESROOM solidating your bills or their carpet needs proving to us that the formula of Quality plus Savings and ORIGINAUY CHENEY'S SALESROOM help you to purchase the the all irnpoftant Service do add up to Customer Satisfaction. You too will find 177 HARTFORD RD. — MANCHESTER things you want or need, this ''Fornfiula'' vvtil hold true when you shop at the MANCHESTER CARPET CtNTLR A lean ol SlOO will ceil yM CENTER where factory trained mechanics'await your pleasure. . . .See all the 3-DAY SAL&-THURSDAY.FRIDAY.SATURDAY StO.eO wh.n r#poid in 12 leniM- •live poyannti el $10.03 eaefe. ^ latest designs at the complete carpet specialty shop featuring Bigelow Sanford OCTOBER 17-18-19'' Broadlooms.. flNWALE OORDUROY MORTY MEEKLE Some Talker THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE *^**0 BY DICK CAVALU The Reason BY WILSON SCRUGGS TTIT'Ti ^ tNTH» / TDOAVAGUVIS TYRANNICAL LARGE A.SSORTMENT OF COLORS, '■ ' -ffl yeNLiGHTENeo , ( H«a*NB0»>W [iM M n o fio MtDDLi ^rURMP/ke W£ST SPECIAL SALE PRICE ...... BWtNTAL TO­ FOR A MINUTE , /HOME.MOyV*: YARD !o ( AGC>aiTH» LEE- > moreoungino TALITARIANISM HE ALMOST HAD You'll Find The Most Beautiful Carpets A t The T.INDEPCNOeNT. ME(30NVINCE0 rN0W,U5C»t >ftClAUMBLPMI WE WEAR NO Roy'^' \ u ^ ^ . ..-I ' FHJBUy../ LARGE SELECTION OP UPHOI.STERY ^ MAN«e0LLAE/ 5 0 9 AND DRAPERY FABRICS MAIM 5 ALSO DRESS FABRICS OF WOOLENS, ARMORY. ST. SILKS, COTTONS. NYLONS. ORLONS. PRffERRED Manchester LARGE REMNANT DEPARTMENT. .. O p «i MoMloy Mini W«4iiiMday 9 to 5:30 RNANCE COMPANY, MCOKPORATED J S S u .308 MAIN ST., NORTH OP THC ARMORY Mr 9.4343 , TlHindajMiWay 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. - 988 Main Street'' ' . SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Afaaalieeter, Coaaectlcat OPEN 9 to 5:30 DAILY. THURSDAY 9 fe 9 AT THE CORNER OF MAIN ST. om I MIDDLE TURNPIKE TMephoae MltchaU 8-41M — - PHONE Ml 3-7322 L O A N S 828 tio 8808 •«->4 ISlitSLSSS——21 ' Y a'

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Rec Will Sponsor quate supervision of Joseph. May­ opportunity to bring their own cern haa'produeed what is claimed Bus Union Ordered ^Atoms for Peace^ Mobile Unit er, chief mechanic at Moriarty cars to work on and, "for those to be the largest synthetic tires Almost 2 Miilien boys without cars. Matt Moriarty ever manufatcured—sise 24.00.25. PRESCRIPTIONS ^<3 To Postpone Strike Mechanics Group Bros, has generously donated a pre-war Occasional movies sponsored by They were-presented to the Army Faced with Far: car for them to work on. “ SAFELY FILLED'^ Coming into Town Tomorrow the Liberty Mutual Insurance Boys interested in thli c 1 u b ’Ordnance Corps for/testing. 'Hie r “SAFELY FILLED (OoNtlDiwd from Par* One) A Bays Mechanics Club will be Companies will be an added fea­ should attend this first mesting. tires are made of a synthetic that organised by the Recreation De­ ture. .v" is said to have most of the desir­ ^Arthur Drug SkStorw^ .the U ^ n to cancel the strike call partment this evening at 6:30 at It is piahned that, after a few able qualities of natural rubber and to refrain from inducing: the the Bast Side Recreation Center. mgetlngs at the East Side Rec, Synthetic Tires Tested and to be superior to it in some re­ Expect Rigney Neal Ball Dies but drivers and mechanics to Tile group will learn the various the group will move to Moriarty spects. The tires offered for test­ Booters Notch Second phases of the car under the ade­ Bros. There the boys will have an Akron, Ohio — An Akron con­ ing are for heavy-duty truck use. Read Herald Advs. Frisky.Baltimore Colt strike. To Be Given In Bridgeport; He set a hearing for Thursday, Oct. 24, when the union must show Straight, Nij) Bristol cause why a permanent restrain* New Gin tract Ex - Ballplayeif ing order and decree for specific performance of a 3-year work Maneheeter High School'e soccer squad notehdd its sseond contract should not be Issued. San Ffahcisco, Oct. 16 {J f)~ ' Bridgeport,' OcL 18 (Ah—Neal straight win yastsrday aftomoon in Briatol, edging - ths host Ball The restraining order drew The San Francisco Giants' Ball, who made the major leagues' OtUROM LEAGUE 9 a 4-0 triumph over the last place Townsra 3-1 on goals by Clyde Richard and Bob Qoshrtng. Ths win first unassisted triple play on July quick criticism from Isadore J. front office moved from New Stairflags SkUletto. • . also evened the Indiana’ record at three wins snd three losses. Gromflne of Weahlngton, a lawyer KIDDIE FAIR’S OUT 19. 1909, died yesterday at his ABkultsr this sssson the two CCIL Barbara Strdnge 133-334, Sherry Yprk into its new office to- home. He was PcL representing all locals of the *76. St. John's >18 ' 8 .667 Jochimsen 116, Ann' Meyers 116, rivala had battled to a acemleaa Amaliramatcd Association of dny and was faced' with farm The play occurred In the second at. JanMS'- (1) 16 8 .667 Rote Robertson ' 115, Hilma Me- tie at M L Neho. Street, Electric Railway and Mo­ club and ball park problems. inning of a. game between, Cleve­ South MsUiodlst (2)) IS 9 .625 Comb 112, EUzaboth Best 109'fnd Cridders Play Both teama played wiUieut aev* tor Coach Bmploj'es of America, President Horace Stoneharq, who land, Ball's team, and Boston. It Concordia Inithoran 12 S .600 Sedsel Clark 107 rolled'the morn­ eral regulara yeaterdhy, the flu •T doubt whether any court in called reporters to an afternoon was a hot summer afternoon In St. Jamas’ (2>- 1212 12 .500 ing's flneit. scores. germ having taken tu ton. The - OF THIS WORLD Cleveland's League Park. this state has any authority to eonference. was expected to an­ Community Baptist 1212 12 .600 Quinc^anets victora really hustled for better enjoin a union from striking, with nounce that hi had retained Bill "It happened so sUddjwly I didn't Center Oongos (1) 12L2 13 .500 w o m e n ;s u d a g u e than half of the game and Bmce ; I Staindtngn or without a heating, in thi.s type - . Rigney an field manager of the realize it until it was* all' over,” St. BridgeVa 1213 1312 .500 Combining a powerful offense McLain, Cliff*' LAutenbach and of dispute in the absence of vio­ ' National League olub. Ball said many years later. Second Congos 1213 1312 .500 .. ■■ ■ W ' Pet. with a stubMrn defense the once- Lee Batrll were standouts on de­ lence," Gromfine told a reporter A few of the other develop­ Boston's Heinle Wagner and Zion Lutheran 1111 IS .458 Wniniit Restaurant .... 7 ..778 beaten Manchester MerOiants jour­ fense while little Bobby Daigle and ■tfter arriting in New Haven last ments; . Jake Stahl were on second and Temple . Both 1111 IS .458 Ed’s AUsnUc ...... 6' .667 ney away from frlendlv MU Neho Richard Stood out in the Red and Great October Furniture first after successive singlet. Andy night. 1,. Fred David, president of Sac­ St. MSiy'a 1111 13 .458 Whits Qlast 6 M 6 for the second time this season, •White line. McConnell swung at a three-two He added-that the a.ssociatlon he ramento's Pacific Coast League North Methodist (1) 1010 14 .416 Flstcher Glass ...... 4 .444 meeting the. Quincy Manets in an The Indiana went ahead on Rich­ repre-sents "is a iaw - abiding While the day when atomic pow- *. Scions, said he would vote against pitch. H ere.la Ball's account of Emanuel Lutheran .1010 gt .418 Hobby Shopps ...... 3 .333 8:15 contest tonight In Quincy. The what followed: ard’s first period goal but reserve . union” and will not strike in de­ er plants will be common things and graphically how a nuclear Approving the sale by the Boston Center Ciongos (2) >- 9 15 .374 Jon-Di’s ...... 3 JM6 first time the locals, who have Bobby Smith taUiH for the Rama fiance of a court order. reactor, using atomic fuel, can iRed Sox of the San Franctaco “It was a line drive Just above may be far off, residents of Man­ North Hetnodist (3) 7 IS .350 ,League-leading Walnut Restau­ posted three 1op-8ld*d triumphs in In the second quarter to deadlock The order was directed at all of produce heat and power. Seals to the Gla6ts. He said he my head and over toward second four starts, went to Massachusetts chester will get a- chance to see base. . ^ Match results: 8 L "Mary's 4, rant rolled a 2-1 victory Over run­ the CCIL match at 1-aIl at the half. the association's locals in Con­ The use of atoms in research doubts other PCJL directors vmuld Onter Oongos (3) 0: St. Bridgst's nerup IM't Atlantic, toird place they came home oh the abort end Oo^hrlng’i third period acora necticut and at members of the how they operate tomorrow. and in medicine will also be go-along with the sale. "Nothing Visions of DotiMeplay erf a 28-14 acore at tha handt of The li.S. Atomic Energy Oom- 3, 8 t Jamas' (3) l ; S i Jamss' ( i f White Glass shutout Jon-Dl's 3-0 proved the margin of difference be­ union's State Conference Com­ shown in the display. hes been offered . . . In the Mat­ "I thought I could spear it and 3, South Mstnqdist (3) 1; 8econd and fourth placs Flstther OISss' the undefeated Holyoke Knighta. > tween the two squads. mittee. mlsalon'a "Atoms " for Peace" Joseph I. Czerwinskl, president ter of ' compensatory dnmages,” had visions of a doubleplay. I And Quincy, rated on par with mobile exhibit will be shown here Congoa 8, North.Vsthodiat ( 1) edged fifth placs Hobby Shoppe Making hii first varsity atart, The company, in its complaint, of the Junior Chamber of Com- David said. reached Into the air and came -1; S t Jolin’s 3, BknSknisI ZAithsran 3-1 In last night's matches. the Holyoke Knights and tha al­ goalie Mike Winters fiUed in com- said that a strike tvould, among from noon to 8 p.m. in the Jarvis meixe, has Invited students from down with the ball.. The Giants 'kwapped their Min­ 1; Centsr Congoa (1)' 3, Zion Lu­ Ssveral notsworthy scores'were ways atrong Wajrmouth Townlea, mendably for the abeent Dick Du- other things, badly upset the parking lot on Main St. opposite the surrounding area to visit the neapolis American ' Aasn. fran­ "By this time Wagner was on la said to have the neceasdry man- the State Theater. There will be theran 1; Community Raptiat 3, noted and the list included Evelyn banoaki, a victim o f tha tick lisL transportation and economy of the mobile exhibit, stressing that it chise plus cash for the Seals fran­ third base and Stahl was only a Templs Bath 3; and the toatoh be­ porwer to liand the Silk Townera state. _ no admission charge for the ex wouldw'uuiQ serve as a valuable teaching chise. Stoneham said he hopes to few feet from second. Tedford 109-111, - Evelyn Bten- Friday afternoon tha locals will tween North Methodist (3) and house 113, Fran Crandall 115-107, their second 1957 setback. attempt to avenge a previous 1-0 The company operates in New hiblt, which la being presentgiJek..So-SHd-iXoc' '- 7 SIscience courses. place the minor league club In e ”1 ran over and'touched eecond, But the Manets will Itave to ar­ cally under the sponsorship of thehe f I n ^ d PRICES SO LOW, YOU'LL BE AMAZED! Concordia Lutheran has been post­ Flo KloUr 118-135-109-353, Ruth loss when they entertain alwaya- Haven, Hartford. Meriden. Middle- [ddltlon to the displays of new PCL city If one can be found. making two out. Stahl was Blow­ poned until Pridsy. range their defehaea to stop Coach town. Stamford, Norwich and New Manchester Junior Chamber of research and power uses of the Still to be settled is what the ing up and had - to revsne his MeIntoeh 109, Betty PhlUipa 108, troubleaome Hall High In a 3 QUALITY SO HIGH, YOU'LL APPRECIATE OUR PRICES ALL THE MORE! Noteworthy scores: BMdls An- Ksy Psretto 110, Violet O’RsiUy Frank Toro’s lUgh-acoring eleven o’clock matbh at Nebd. London. It said its S50 buses carry Commerce. atom, the exhibit will also show Giants will have to pay the PCL tracks toward first. both on the groumt. and in tha air. 307.000 passengers a day. One of the displays in the ex­ some of the actual instruments for Invading Its San Francisco "I knew { could overtake him, dsnam 139, .Bd Bakaniw 136-335. 106, Anns Twerdy lOlL Lil Molum- Maaekesitr <» phy 134, Mauds CsrpenfsT 135. To date the power-laden Merclutota Whiten The dispute centers around a hibit. an animated panel operated and materials used in the Held of territory. and I rai;ed down and put the ball Miks - Plocharc^fh " 138-143-373, Q Nunslo Lupscchlno' ISO, Jim Mc­ Mary .McCarthy 114-106. Shirley show a combined offense of 333 eost-of-living clause in the 3-year by the spectator, will show simply atomic energy. THAYER DE LUXE CARRIAGE Start Proceedings on him to complete the triple play yarda a game, baaed on chalking flabnond Gftcomlal contract which expires next Sept. Look At These Features: 2. Contractor Charles Harney and retire the side.'' Kay 120, Jim Matldeson 185. Frsd Vlttner 120-106. Amy Pirliey 109 McCurry 139-377, Warren Chand end Elsie Pound 131. up 746 rushing yards and 687 yards Lautenbach 30. Thoyor Combination started proceedings to lease sub­ Before the afternoon was over through the air. 'Iliere'B no denying LB The union says that tuider the Rep. Judd Opposes merged land needed for automobile Ball had hit a home run and a ler 129. Harry Basidnd 135, "Ib b McClain Barnard Teachers * Lined and uphelsfered body, covered with Mlnnich 166-353, 8 Un Griiyb 136-' DUSTY LEAGUE that the . locals lioaat tbalr atrong- BH clause the emplosres should be get­ parking area at the aits where the double and CXeveland was victori­ Stnadlngs eat attaclring force In the elulPa Beall „ Arte ting 11 cents an hour more than new Giant stadium Is to built. ous 6-1. 335 and Bid Torraht 339. Union of Churches Attend Workshop THAYLON W L Pet. five-year history. WIIHams their base pay of 13 an hour. Edmund Brown, California'attor­ - Ball was a native, of Grand Ha­ COUNTRY CLUB WOBIEN Wlleo Tool ...... 667 The company saj’s the union's Carriage-Stroller ven, Mich: His first professional Staadlaga I9 addition, Manehaater’s rnggsd s — * Automatic adjustoMo bock rost ney general, had ruled It would be ABA Tool ...... 9 .600 defensive unit has held the oppM - Mcbard BtMfG Interpretation of the clause is (Continued from. Page One) Two teachers from Barnard Illegal for the state to sell or ex­ baseball Job was with the Toledo , W L Pet Gunver Mfg...... 9 .600 tion to an average of Just 54 yards Dalsle Cun«rea wrTong and that only the 33 b%4e Junior High School participated in change Its tidelands unless it got Mud Hens of the American Assn. B lasters...... 9 8 .750 Merrill’s Market ...... 9 .600 m pay is provided by the contnet. Christian Churches. So far 231 del- a workshop on the teacher as a * FuH tubulor chromo goar • Tubular chrome Rears In 1903. ’ (rushing and passing) gained each Ooehrins mors than the price of submerged Mashiea ...... 9____ 3____J60 I’a. Grinders- » .400 game. .The Bridgeport Auburn egatea 'from 22t sates, repreaenl- professional worker. Mrs. Bernice land. Four years later he made the Spoohs ...... 5 .583 Mai Tool ...... 3 .133 Maher, president of the depart­ * Largo vfkools with white tires • Reversible Handle major leagues. He played IS games A. C., Nqw Haven Annex Rams, Itearden Aadenea ing more than 80 anti-merger S. Stonham had hired lo r r y Drivers ...... T 6 .883 First place Wllco tool shutout Knights and Clinton Pros liavs ment of classroom teachers, and Donovan, veteran baseball mkn with ths New York- club el the Putters...... " .3 9 .250 last place Mai Tool 3-0, ABA Tool MUek K . JasUnald churches, have arrived. Mrs. Ruth Bonney, secretary of • Adjustable front bucket combined for 318 yards in the air OL * 3 position ofijustoblo handle and pre.sident of the Beals. HU American League In 1907, his Brassies ...... 1 11 .083 also pinned a 3-0 ihutout over Goals scored Igr: L oca l Stocks Judd told the delegates he Is the Manchester Education Assn., and back rest rookie year. but tbs four teams show a minus A, duties will be determined later. T he' Mashiea shutout tha fifth Gunver Mfg., while Merrill’s Mar­ two yards mailing. Only Holyoke Klchard. QoMrlng, SmlUi. concerned with who is going to attended the workshop at Inter­ The Giant president also said he -Assigned to BaRttoere place Putters 4^ to gain a tie for iubetitotes: _ transmit the heritage of the past laken Inn., Lakerille, O ct 10 * Guoremteed bearings , • Completely folding ket shaded Qua’a Grinders 2-1 In a was able to move on tho ground [anehester; 8«aBaea. Dormer. MO. QBSMttens iNsriilalnd by hopes to enlarge the present Seals He was traded to. (XeveiaiM} la first place wtUf the Blasters who third match. A tight race is in Denoush, ' McBride, (iervlni. ^imsh to the future. He declared tha Con­ through 13. against tha Uerchanta' formidable Hamill. ■ Oobora * Bnutobp4ok, lac. * Folds Rat Stadium—capacity 18.075—to at 1909 and from there to Boston in w en held to a % 3 deadlock by the ths making since tliree teams are defense which la speiarheadad by gregationalism has to be preseiwed "Today's diallenge to Prof*s- 6 Hood in attractive least 23.000 by adding left field 1912. A year later Boston-sssigned Spoons. In another match, the Btlstol! 0011111. Teesman, C. JafUfr Bank Stocka "for the sake o f the future.” sionsl Organisations” was the tied for second spot, one game be­ brothers Al and Mundo Marques, sU, Saoha, Barer, ClancbsW. Manchester Trust ... 60 M tartan plaid fabric bleachers. The GUnts may play the him to Baltimore in the interna­ Drivers tied for second spot with hind the leaders. Dave Wright, Ricco IPstrOlo, Larry "We are not suggesting that we theme of the Connecticut Educa­ * Colors: Gray or light blue. entire 1958 season there although tional League, the beginning of a 3-1 win. over the cellar-dn’ellihg Conn. Bank and / have all, the (ruyi on- oup side," he tional Aasn. workshop...... , . Night's top sccorss were turned Holmes, Bill 'BoehlS, Oatry' Clem- - -tWigt-Cft ..../....-sg W they hops the new etadlum will nearty a"Ttecadr'1n~ths- ndnora -Bf^assiesrEvelyn-Lorentzentopped in b y BtttSheekey m -1 4 t -39r.-BlH enfa a n d '^ d jv w yiw ew ;' ' : 'BroiDrEhlirtz' said, ‘‘or even that our way is The professional ethics of the ready before It ends. ) In 1922 he retired from baseball all participants with a 111 singje first Natloiitl Rink better than others.” teacher and the implementation ofj $ALE Anderson 127-370, Bob Bertsclie, Quarterback Vlnnla Drake, full- •rs tn/awtlisr lught gama Pridagr of Manebaster .... 27 S3 No. players were Involved in the ai )>ench manager Ifi Augusta, Ga. game. 135-360, sun Mlruckl 148-356, b'Sek Jimmy Roach, right halfback at Osppa H sld ra Mtridsn. And Judd said he would change his the educational philosophy. which, trade of franchises.'His clubs sim­ He had played with Richmond and RBC LEAGUB Burtford NstUaial mind about the merger "If they the public determines were two 1 $49.95 Pete JankoWakl 143-356, Mac Mac- TilUe Dubose and 14ft halfback although no team haa been Inxdcad . Bank knd T nut Cb. , SOH ply traded territories. h t h Toronto In tha International Standings Lachlen 340, Don Anderion 134 Alan Webb are the backfleld start- would come .through with some­ of the issues discussed. Mrs. | Gollty D Not NRBtitary W 1 aa yst, tha locals ara schadulad to . fir e Inanraace Oorapaaieii REG. Sale REG. The Giants are liable for dam­ League and Bridgeport, New Ha­ and RUai Appleby 132. era for the MerchanU who alan play at Nsbo Sunday aftomoon. thing that would strengthen our Maher presided as chairman of a i .99 ages to the Coast League for tak­ ven, and Springfield, Hass., In the Pagan! CUppsra 5 ; Astna F ir e ...... 5 4 ^ S7>i •witness.” discussion group on Friday, and i Hartford Fire ...'....129 139 $49.95 ing one of lU prize elUei, Stonehuam BaMem Lugue> Darl-Mald*...... ! Another speaker, M. W. Hughes, as chairman of the general sea-' awd. He'added that no offer would Ban, who had been in for aeveral Fuller's Contractors 4\ 1 NaUonal Fire ...... 71 75 Sion on Saturday. McCann's Service .... 4 P hoenix...... VtVk (Chicago Ia3rman, said that anti­ CARRIAGE ON SALE IS MUCH be made until after the CkMurt Rams’ Tom Wilson years, lived here for more than 35 merger Congregatlonalists across NICER THAN ILLUSTRATION SHOWN Other Carriages on Solo from $14.40 League directors meet next month. years. He sold hats and later man­ Hartford Rd. Grill . . . 8 I Life and Indesimlty Ins. C o s. the country are worried about Many Cities Pay Tax Loop May Be R eign ed aged a bowling alley. Oliva's Esso ...... 3 < Astna Casualty...... 123 .133 what will happen If they do not go Leslie O'Cbnnor, PCX. president, He leaves hla widow and two Wsat Side Ta\'sm .... 1 I Aetna L i f e ...... 174^ 184 along with the proposed new A Commerce Clearing House •aid he thought the league can be sisters ahd two brothers, all c t Renn's Tavern' . : ...... 1 I Conn.TSeneral...... 344 354 church, the United Church of survey of states authorizing local realigned but there are no avail­ Top Ball Carrier Kalamazoo, Mich. League-leading Pagani's Ithrtford Steam BoUtf 63 68 Christ Income taxation shows that such able cities "to take the place of .pars remained one full game ahead Travelera ...... 73 H 76 U SPECIAL SALE on ail our CRIBS He said they are worried over taxes arc now being levied and cMles ■uafedia Saa: E ro a ik se o and with a 2-1 verdict over Hartford PubUe -VtUllles Uia Anraet, vou can be usured Philadelphia, Oct. 16 (fP)— V^ho saya yot( need a collegre Rd; Grill. Other 2-1 'victories weRs Gann Light A Power 16^ 18H what camps their children will at­ withheld from wages, salaries, and tend, their means of calling a commissions by scores of local gov­ $ovo on Cribs by: oC.that.V Brooklyn's Dodgers are degree? Not in the,National Football League. If you don’t Ginadiqns Tie scored by Fuller's Omtractors Conn. P o w W ...... 37 moving Into; Los Angeles. over Renn's Tavern and D ari-MIIUU m Hartford, B lecM c, Lt. 51 minister,, obtaining of school ma- ernments in -four stfitea—Kea- An o fd o ^ of the PCfa Seattle believe it take a look at who is leading the so-called roughest, terials and a field of benevolences tucky, Missouri, Ohio, and Penn^ EDISON, LUUAIYE, STORKLINE. CHIFCO over Oliva's Esso w)iile - McCsn:niA Hartford Gas Co. 34 37 R^niers^rw#ho. declined to be toughest football of all in ground gaining. ServlcO blanked ths West 8! FOR A GOOD sylvania. Rates of taxation vatYI U d So. New England If the new church is created. nimed, j..tfbmmrnted on the He'e Thomas Wilson of Loa An-F ' . .>i - ■ . But Lead from one Half of one per cent 4 6 .9 9 legs adjust in height to 5 positions, “ everything «t 2:12 of the. seventh in the sched- San Francisco is ttiird witK 547 Grid Tilt Canceled va FOSDOMAnC laVIDERE 2-DOOR 444 CENTER $T. M l 9.9814 PYOor' formica top, folds to 9 Inches, complete tiled lO-rounder. yards gained on 37 of 65 passes, with safety strap. . ^ Holman hung tn the air a sec­ five, TD aerials, and an 8.4 aver­ EDISON CHEST ond after the left, then fell heavtly Hartford, Oct. 16 (7) — Trinity Radio and heater, Radio and Heater. $ 1 A A E Sloeper-Stroller- 8 drawers, solid maple wood, wax or maple finish. C A A A A age, Two passee have been' inter­ College has canceled (ts football under the v. right.' The C h icago cepted on Tittle. game here Saturday wlth'Colby dual exhaust, spotless. *1495 Whitewalls, sportone pelnL I HONDREDS Reg. 849.98. SALE ▼ J T . T T heavyweight was on the floor a Walker CombmatioR (Xyde Conner, San Francisco Ciollege, Maine, because members full three minutes.., before being end, is the beat pass receiver to 2 of the squad have influenza. Ugfctwelght full tabular frame, FOR THE REG. $34.95 revived. - date. He has caught 16 for. 218 OF Bwrivel front wheels, back and foot It was IVllIiama' 37th victory in President A lbert.. Jacobs an­ THAYER THAYER DE LUXE SPECIAL yards, and one touchdown. John nounced the cancellation yesterday 1955 PONTIAC 1954 PONTIAC CREAM PRICE OF ■eat folly sdjoatable, eonverta to 39 professional lights, his 38rd by Carson. Washington, with 14 for walker, poaltively folds fla t-com ­ SLEEPER-STROLLER a: knockout. Williams weighed 208 saying ^t. would have been im- * o 238. James Dooley, of the Bears, p<^m e to field a full teanil 4^DOOR SEDAN 4-DOOR HYDRAMAT1C BAR6AINS! plete with canopy. C A R SEAT and Holman 205. with 13 for 183 yard#. BUI How- Reg. $22.95. Folds fiat, adjustable back and ton, Green Bay, With 12 for 211 For the heavier child. Mfith SALE foot rest, fringed canopy, padded SCHOOL RECORDS and «Jim Mutacheller, BaKimore, Heliopolis, one of the country's Nicely equipped. Radio and heater. *16.99 seat and hark. n A A Reg. 95.93. SALE *4 .8 8 12 for 176 follow, leading atallions, has provided two Reg.'918.9.1. SALE ’^ 1 1 . O w -Chapel Hill. N. C.' — (NEAl — n o w ^ 6 9 5 PLUS A Special Reductions on 10 Other Dave Bcurlock aet ' fOui* Norih Mutacheller holds Jhe scoring Selmina winners st Laurel in Atb-' lead by si eingla point. 80 to 29 ene (1945) and Aunt Jinhy (1950). PINNY! ORIGINAL Models qf Strollers SALE ON PLAYPENS Carolina achool track recordi. SIT and STAND SIT and STAND .stroller Pads, extra Reg. $11.95 Up RUST-OIEUMhow esqr ft fat Simply wiiehinih saS 1951 OLDSMOBItE 1951 CHEVROLET C A R SEAT thick. 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PAG* TWENTY-EIG0T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAV,“ OCTOBER 16, 1967 ^ ,,v- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHEgTEB, c S i m . ^D N E SD A Y . OCTOBER 16. THE s Plans Herald Angle Ouster ■z ■ ■ / • EARL W. YOST Cage Registration Braves^ Profits Main Reason Winiess Qub Bporfa Editor Indians^ Board Last Nights Fights Braves, Yankees Split At East Side Rec Indiana and West Virginia Spanked Meeting Today Hauaten. T>ex.—Clavtlaad Wil­ fast Wanted Baseball Clubs In Middletown Umpire Chrio Leary Called Out Midget .. and Junior League KansM aty. Oct. 1$ The UaivasalUao ot tuMoam snd liams, 30$, Houston, knackad out Richest Series Melon •The great umpire has called Chris Leary out. The Holyoke, basketball registration at the Bast West Virginia are latest rertpleata of severe hand spaaklage Johnny JHolman. 8$6, Ohleage, l.y To Decide Fate Bide Rec will gat underway to­ by the NCAA ter \ielatiag Ita reemlMng eode. New (NBA) — The MU-* "A nearspaper publisher in north­ I - ■ I. « ■— . For Next Test Mass., resident, well know in Manchester both aa a catcher MlnnaapoUa — Joa 8cluaoli% weukee ^ i r e s tell yojj why Los ern Wisconsin told President Joe and later as a fine ba.seball umpire, died after a short illness night and contimie for the re­ Both were put ea probatien for ana year at tha NCAA New York, Oct. 16 (fP)— Spdrtsmen on tho Milwaukee mainder of this week. All boys who ttinneapolla, and Walcott Jackson. AnfelM alia San Francisco want­ Calmes of the Braves and me that last Saturday at his home. Word of Leary’s death was passed Cleveland, Oct. 16 ( ^ —• eeuacll’e aaaual taU meeting yesterday. Natthar aeheel, haw- Chloagp,' Draw, 6. his family always had d>ie Its are planning to particip’ata In ed the Dodgers and the Giants. Braves and New York Yankees turned bu.sinesslnen today . ' By PAT BOLDUC . Sportfl writers for this city’s Miami Beach, Fla— Jimmy Bat- And why Toronto; Minneapolis and shopping in Minneapolis, but since along via an unidentified reader who left a copy of the. obitu­ either league are asked to atop by avar, laeea Ita right ta parHelpata In tha 14 NCAA-^Maaarad and counted their ends of the richest World Seri^$ eVer. And Cham. 15«, Miami, euuioliited Beattie would like to get in the big the Braves had come to Wisconsin “There’ll be some changes ary which appeared in the Holyoke Transcript on my desk. three daily newspapei-s think and register even though they are ehamplenshipa or 37 eaapafattng avttits. Yankee pitcher gal Maglie, who tried to work both sides of made today.” No, Coach Leary, a fun-loving, huzkyrtel-e------net yet avsilabla to work out be­ Bobby ^ a> lOOK, Kannapalli, league act. they felt the team also belonged the street, was satisfied with one» ■ ...... it likely that Hank Greenberg ladiaaa gat H far foothall raemltlBg vlnlaUaiia almady N. 10. to them," reports Weisbrod. low with a fog homned voice, um­ cause of Midget League Football c., 'A survey taken by the Milwau­ cut of the money pie Instead of the Walker Briggs wasn’t singing sound advice on the ethics of um­ will be fired'today as general practices, >, taaed dawn hy aettan aa tha part af tha Big Ten Oanferanea kee Association of Commerce "Through trips to MUwaukee these League runineraup, earned $1,521.89 pired college baaeball games in t\^’0 he almost landed. yesterday afternoon before New England for the past 40 piring that he gave me which have manager of the Cleveland In­ and Ita ewa aehoar admlalstratioB. shows that Milwaukee's Income people changed their buying hab­ per full share. “ MOOBET A t A GLAKCC The 30 Braves voted a full ae­ putting his Manchester High, years. I ’ll never forget Chris for often proved helpful on the base­ diana. If not, wrote one, the In­ Heat Virginia waa ehaattaed far rtelaUoas eepearalag the from baseball In Dvs years totals its. shop in our stores instead of The Boston Red Sox ahapea ball field. •- diana will vanish—to Minneapolis Oafl Braun haa M tha New going to Minneapolis. rie., share were wealthier by $8.- amounted to $1,004.33. The fourth- football team through its It waa he who gave rqe my first Tork Knickerbockers basketball recruitlag af a haahetball player whe avantually enroUed at I33.2M.62340. Did Leary ever miaa a call? I ’ll in 1959. Tuoada/a Bandt "We weren’t .interested in guess "No longer la Milwaukee like the 924.36 for whipping the New York place Cincinnati Redlegs and De­ paces at the West Side OvaJ. Hs chance to umpire a baaeball game. team In scoring during seven sea­ anether achael. big city which smaller towns in Yankees 4-3 In the seven game se­ was merely expressing hla dis­ Shortly after World War II I was let him supply • the answei: which The club’a IS director! vote to­ sons. Nattanal Laagaa estimates," stresses Ray H. Wels- troit Tigers received $541.25 and came from our moat recent con­ brod. executive vlie-president of any stale usually dislike. Inquiries ries. It was the third highest stake $466.47, respectively. —■ satisfaction over the Indiana’ 36-0 preparing to view a varsity base­ day on whether to retain the one­ Montraal I, Oileaga $ (TU). have confirmed the significant de­ In 54 years of series play. loss to Meriden three days earlier. ball game at Storra between the versation. Holding hla right hand time home run king, who haa the Association, revealing the fig-, BIggeat share of all went to a on hla cheat he said: ’’I ’ve um­ ures for the first tlme'"VVe want­ velopment that the Braves brought Fourth Higheit While Co^^aptain Danny Renn Unlverilty of Connecticut and boaaed the Indlani for eight yeara non-pro. Uncle Sam hauled away pired hundreds of games during —some fat, some' lean. ^ ed to know the facts. On the basis the people and cities of Wisconsin a tax bite of $247,738.98. He’ll get led the varsltyi membera through Springfield College. Leary was’ aa- Thirty-three Yankees, unaccus­ the afternoon’s preparatory calls- algned to work the game but his my time but I ’ve never callsid one of mall orders received at the together in a great qririt of family tomed as they are to losing shares, another Installment when Yankees JA CK JACOB.S The leanest was tha season just thenic drill, the personable ’ Red partner didn't show and I was wrong in my heart.” I believed completed. The- Indians lost gamts, Brs%'ea‘ ticket Office. 2,000 ques­ interest, all of which Is benefit­ were salved by $.5,606.08 porilona, and Bravea players ante up next him for he waa one of the very tionnaires were mailed to a croes- ing our retail, wholesale and gov­ April 15. and White coach mentioned that ha drafted from the stands to fill in. fans and money amid rising rumors fourth highest for lossra. I had struck up an acquaintance best. Fellows like Leary don’t sectioifof people living SO or more ernmental oporatlons the year ! waa planning a few lineup changes snd denials that the fiiinchise Commissioner Ford Frick re­ before Saturday’s road contest with Leary previously when he come down the pike every year. miles, away." round." would be moved. It’s ei^sy to buy the best! leased the figures yeslertlay. He worked a tt Old Timers baseball . Weisbrod breaks down this Deserve the Beet against winicss Middletown. The A majority vote of the 13 direc­ also aqiiashed Maglie’s opportuni­ Cronin’s Brother Dead Tigers, Hke the Indians, have game at the West Side Oval which Shota Here and There tors—not a atock majority—will year’s figures thusly: Milaraukee deserves nothing but ty to collect from both aldea. dropped all three starts this sea­ was promoted by Sammy Massey Best balanced Midget Football settle the issue. ReataimMta ...... «t.nSAlO.«1 the best and got It In the Braves. San Franclaco. Oct. 16 (JP)— son. ■ . and Jerry Fay. Ketail stores I.767A9I.M The Yankees voted the Niagara I-eagiie since Ita birth hare la now Owne Fifth of 'Stork A Lou Perinl doesn’t go with Jam es Cronin, 61, brother of Joe Played Very Poorly • • • flouriahing with only one game Night cinba ...... l.eid.870.18 either the Dodgers or the Giants,' Falls money pitcher a $2,803.03 Cronin, general manager of the Greenberg le a director himself. share for the month he apent with ’’I thought our linebackers and Those who were In attendance separating the first and fourth He owns a fifth of the stock,' but Mbe*llaBeoas Items. gS7A6t-M but now you know why Los An­ Boston Red Sox, was found dead secondary halfbacks playCd very Hotels ..... — ..... 711,144.47 at the Oval will never forget the race entries. One half game is the haa only one vote in 13 on hts own geles gave the one 800 acres and home yea^rnay. A deputy cor- poorly against Meriden Saturday," portly, white haired man in blue OaaoHne stations . . . «11,451.83 San Francisco buUI a ball for margin between first and\thlrd job. He says he intends to' fight to aald Cronin, a Teamstera Briggs remarked. "Meriden em­ who called balls and strikes and place. The small fry griddera pLay keep it. Loral transportation 119,881.78 the other. Brooklyn Dodgers Sept. 1. Union busitieas agent who lived ployed the same play practically wore a bright red carnation In the every Sunday afternoon at Charter "Why should the general man Meanwhile, the New Tork Tran­ The Dodgers consigned a $1,- alone, apparently died in hla sleep ; the entire afternoon.' The quarter- Total spent la Mll- lapel of his coat for laughs. Hit Oak Park with each of the four ^ger with the third best record in sit Authority estimates an annual 507.19 third place cut to the Barber, of natural causes several days ago. ! back merely faked to one man strike calls echoed across the Four w an k ee...... •7,tS7.M lAt who would have earned $4,310.22 entries Sharing the spotlight. At­ baseball resign?” he asked. loss of $300,000 in subway fares The body waa found by business going into the line and then hand- Acres and his antics literally kept tendance has picked up and with a in a aeriea in which he was In­ associstea pussled by his absence Kut the experts believe Green Wlien the questionnaires were because of the franchise shifts. : ' ed off to a second back. But our tha crowd which numbered well good weather this lixiks like the berg must go—for much the same Buss Stop returned, the Association of Com­ But a little thing like that eligible to play. from work. ! line and linebackers went for tha LIFETIME GUARANTEE over 2,000 in stitches. best year In history for tha Midget reasonxthat Greenberg fired field There’s no horalng around aa merce learned that the average doesn’t stifle 'the yawn of .^e But F lick stepped In. He was J fake every time. Why we were L^agueri which should bring a Jockey Sammy Beullcitasr on your car New Tork politicians. i fooled so many times I ’ll never During the last two innings of Manager Kerby Farrell at the end A$k MS sbsut IH out-of-town fan spent In Milwau­ away from hla (rffice yesterday be­ the exhibition which was played smile tq.,the faces of the sponsor­ of the 1967 disaster. Somebody plants a kiss on Oroso. ’The kee $ S J7 In restaurants, g2.M in cause he had a cold, but Charles ; know since we drilled for an hour ing Police and Fire Junior Athletic must be the g;ost. thoroughbred won the Grand retail stores. $1.63 in night clubs and a half on Meriden’s offense on a bright, sunny afternoon. Segar, an aide, explained the com­ i.eary doffed hla umpiring regalia, Assn....Are the local Merchants’ "Stated In the simplest possible Prix de I’Arc de Trlomphe. $1.07 in hotels, B2 cents for gaso­ missioner’s action this wsy: Other Sports j Friday afternoon. B ill." the coach football team biting off more than added. "I thought iJacki Jacobs ■t(x>d Up at bat, ‘laced out a-base terms," wrote (W don Cobbledlck, which In Paris was billed aa line, IS cents for local transporta­ Lynch Anxious it can chew by playing four games sports editor of the Plain Dealer, world’s richest race. tion and $t.3S on mlsoellaneoua "The commissioner believes tbst and-(John) Ziemak did an excel­ hit and then retired to catching the no man should be allowed a cut remainder of the game. It waa as in eight days 7 Manager George "It has come to this: Ite m a ,. Page 27 lent jom in keeping Meriden’s run­ Mitchell’s classy combine has from both leagues. So he decided ning power inside. Meriden failed a catcher with Manchester that he "If Greenberg ia rekppointed, It ‘Those who eama to town for a For Title Shot rolled over three of four prevloua will mean that tha owiiars do in­ Mg araakend q>ent a great deal that Maglie would have to take JOHN ZIEMAK to gain around our ends." firat bacame known in theae parts, the allotment from the team with "What are some of the changes later as an umpire. opponents by lop-sided scores. The deed intend to seek greehcr pas­ Webb, LaBua mere,” reminds. W etsbr^. "On the Lineman of the Week first major test at home is sched­ tures elsewhere. If he Is fifed, or ether extreme, many drove In for Hartford, Oct. 1$ (PI—Hartford which he finished the season, in this . you plan,’’ 1 asked? Leary waa the guy who reaUy put over the OM Timere Day which uled one week from Sunday when persuaded to resign, it will moan m gams and le^le4 li^mediatelyImmailiately afteraftei boxer BUly Lynch aranta to be In­ Frank Gdrarijla, Notrs Dams tackle^ has been named Uneman of esse the Yankees. That will be the; " I guess I ’ll have to mov$ BIR cluded as o n s j i t J ^ competitors found tuch fellowa and one-Ume Holyoke, only eleven to tack a loss that they hope to continue to do wlUiout. spending anythinga n y th ing In...... MU' W ssk In tha poll by Ths Asaociatsd PrMs. Gersmia^ a junior case in the future, too." MichigUn State and Oklahoma , Liepis back to renter alnc# Larry on the locals, cornea to Mt. Nebo to Meet Tonight In any toiirnaniwitMia te-ge*elop from Saaramsnto. Calif., was named for his work In the Notrs I Grove has played his laat gams, favoritae as Fay and Maatey, biuineas in Cleveland." waukas. Tho average, hi Picked Up Braves complete a home and home series. Hal Lebovitz of tha News wrote was 910M per peraon.” a world's wsltsrwdght champ, Dams 38-31 victory over'Army Saturday. (AP Photofax). ' (Grove leaves loon with his par- Tommy Sipplea, Leftv St. John. now thq$ Carman Baailio has ds- The Bravea voted $6,693.27 I enta to take up residence in Colora­ Herman Bronkie, Woody Wallett Tonight ‘the Merchants are In that ths odds agalhat Greenberg LeuievlUe, Ky„ OeL 1$ OP)— I H is Braves hs've been as good Picked as Winners Saturday dded to campaign as tbs middle- three-quarter shares to Bob Haxle do). I ’m going to try Joe Dyer aa and Billy Dwyer donning their uni­ Quincy, Friday night tha locala appear large. 8ind4|r Webb, sixth ranked mlddla- for MUwaukee as BudsvUIs has for and Nippy Jones. Hazle’s 41-game play In Meriden and Sunday they Franli-ank Qlbbona of ths Praaa said the club. weight king and renounce any Ian offensive end in an effort to get forma for the oceaaion. It waa a weight contender, and Jaelda La­ late season .403 hitting splurge New York, Oct. 16 —PicktagfState:II 'state defeated ^ North Caro- more blocking for our end sweepa. return home to meet an unan­ that Greenberg’s dlamlaeal waa clalma to tho 147-pound title. the weekly football - winners al- nevor-to-ba-forgotten day. nounced foe at Nebo. Bua, s(Hf-atylad playboy-flgfhtar, • "Ik sre are ethar vast banefUa,” PWl Toung, New Torker who re- Upset in Every Package: picked up the wobbly Braves. Itta. North Carolina ^en beat | several times this year one mors "believed a certainty.” peinta out Walabrod. "T o t Jones’ ' polished shoe helped turn wa>i has been a four-pack job . . . Miami. So by reverse logic, Miami block would have sprung one of ttsat tonight In a achadulsd 1 6 -1 cesiUy became Lyneh’a co-maiiagari but now the doctor lays only six The following year Bronkie. the ampls. the FIrInIa thnnigh their the tide of the series. He also was * >?’ .. halfbacks loose for long gains. Hockey season Is now aparat- round bout. . eenatmetion Mislnssa annually has trted to offlctaUy snter Lynch cigarets a day .... so nervously . . •Bjy Manehaeter native to play ing at full blast in tha American as a eanttdata In a tonmamsnt Hoople Has Loads of ^Em called tip late in the sqason aa a North Caroima over Maryland: i know Joe will block for me.^’ Tha .... Alumni Banquet ....Webb, •uhtututing for .Ralph J • Michigan^ S ta te- over Purdurr Queen ^ ia a t^ th - thief■b^-joo-pmnrd 'ctR’aptam -hair bewr ' ....IMlOl!. ..(flgUB.. .baaeball,. .waa. tho Leagiia and- Saturday night th* replaceihent. - -....— -...... — gueat of honor at Herman Bronkie (Tiger) .Jonae, who AuUed a leg] vaned at more that wisor^"lMliriirm'T«WftT- -I Thr Spartans were at their 1957 8 *"'*- what it is the local’s outstanding lineman In ^ringfleld Indians host Prov­ tjonal Bcatlag dub. Hs has gone The Braves’ amount wai topped Day. Thia time the acene shifted idence at the Coliseum. The home Annual banquet of the ligament in training, has lost only than the gross reeaipts for the By MAJOR AMO« B,. HOOPLE ► In the forefront of my upset se­ by the Giants’ $11,147.90 in 1954 beat against Michigan. Purdue haa all about. So will Maryland. three games thus far and ha two of 25 professional fights. One | Braves* home games.' to Jersey Jonea. an editor of Ring beaten three timea but Isn’t a poor to Mt. Nebo and once again the club will be ahoting for Its first Alumni and Interjnediate Magadna, and sUted hie ease Oiamp Upaettmr af All Time lections were Brown to beat Yale, and the Dodgers’ $9,768.21 In 1955. Navy over Georgia: Tire first t>f operates at full speed every min- of his losses was to CTharlia Joseph, TI m 9ny000,000 eentraet wMeh Miami over Baylor and South team. Could be a stiff workout for Uie sesMn a bowl games. This one ute he is on the playing flelii. umpire behind the plate was friend win of the campaign after three thsrr.also. Bgad! Fully aware that crowing Beat among losers was ths Dodg­ Chris Leary. He waa. as usual, 7he Baseball Leagues will be held whom he defeated in a raniateh, i the Periiila have handled eotsatrue- Carolina to humble Texas. On an­ tha nation’s No, 1 tram, but Walt is the 0.vater Bowl at Norfolk and ah.™ .* . .» straight setbacks.... Bridgeport Thursday night, Ocl. 24 at “Why should the toikmament be la distasteful to my slllions of ers’ $9,768.21 in 1955. Bm I among Kowalcryk A Co., should triumph. Georgia will discover that Navy A life of the party and helped keep University hoiti AIC Friday night LaBua has won 28 of 30 profes­ ting twin timnela under the city confined only to certain TV fight- other weekend. I predicted Wyo­ losers waa the Dodgers' $6,934.34 Also. Briggs continued. “John an outstanding o t faithful followera, I refrain from Oklahoma over Kansas; If they' ha.4 a real pearl In Ned Oldham. the Intereet of the fane during the under the arc lighti in a frid the Elks Home at 6:80. sional flghU with nine of hia 11 NIagmra fkUs. Ontario. Involved an." said Toung. He la here to ming’s victory over Kansas State, in 19.'S6 and $6,178.42 In. 1953 and Campbell is returning to the line leases coming on split deeislona. tM puretwse ot $18,000,000 in North Carolina State over North a ir were this easy, yoti could givie Army over Pittsburgh: Yea. axhibitlen. Thii game, also promot­ battle In the Park C ity...D id you mpervlae 8111/0 final days of tooting my own horn except under the Cleveland Indiana’ $8,712.50 in as a guard. I feel that he will be of- ed by Fay and Maaeey. featured heei^maddnery. Of that total, Carolina and Southern hlethodist up smoking completely. doctor, this puff was needed. As know that there are 309 yards of EXHIBITION PKO The fight, nationally talavlsad I training for Lynch’s fight Thurs- grfat provocation. 1954. close aa they come. The mj-thical greater value to the team up Big Ed Walah, one of the greatest fiber yarn In ju st one baaeball. The (•AJ9C, 10 p.m. D ST), is one which bargain at... $10,800,000 was apent with manu- over California. And in my very Texas A A M over Texas Chris­ front. Junior Sam Foster and soph­ BASKETBALL ^ .night with Tolsdo’i Charley The time haa come for me to first kickoff week, I gave my The 394.712 spectator! at leven tian: John Crow la one of the Elastem title could be decided with all-time pitchera wdUi the Chicago rubber and cork center of a ball la could greatly benefit the unranked fketnrars tai MUwaukas, R adas, O e t t ^ arhich wUl be held at the omore Sal Lopes will alternate St. Louis (NBA) 107, Detroit Oreea Bay and other WlseonalA break tha modest silence that sur­ clientele Kentucky to beat Mis­ games contributed $2,806,538.24 to country’s better backs. . . and he the home .field giving the Cadets White Sox and a member of baae- flrit covered by 121 yards of rough LaBua or move Webb along on hia T b M tv . plays for Texas A A M. the edge. at the fullback slot for the balance ball’a Halt of Fame. Walah, dressed groy wool. On top of that goes (NBA) 100. road to a titla shot. dttss. The eoastrnetkm work the rounds ma Uke a shroud and pa- sissippi—the ssme Kentucky that the pot. Attendance and gate re­ of the season. .Sammy could be a •T Offered Tony DeMarco $$,000 ceipts were records. The players Minnesota over Dllnols: There’s Kentucky over LSU: Kentucky In hia Chicago uniform, and winner 45 yards of white wool, then 53 B mM Oo. la doing on the S t Law- ■paak tty mind to my detractors, lost to Mississippi, 37 to 7, the big help if he can escape the In- - to fight Lynch at the New Haven year before—har-rumph! shared the proceeds of the first just s faint hint of an upset here, has scored only one touchdown ail of 40 games in one American yards of fine gray wool. The final t«Mo Seaway and Power Project ■Arena," he said. "AH I could get who are few. It la true, but loud. jury bug." is asadlag MUwaakee a rich har- four, games. especially If the mini atop fum­ year and thingti have to change. It League aeaaon, served up a few of step before ititchtng on the horse- was a countsr offer to stags the May r confound them by Hating TTius. perhaps the Ijttle group could be this weekend. I Campbell, a guard last aeaaon, hla famed apltters which Leary hide cover ie to wind 150 yards vaat In many arajrs.”' of disgruntled carpers who would The St. Louis Cards, second bling. Minnesota power to prevail tight In Boston, providing 1 guaf- a few of the juicy unaeta handed over Illinota speed and passes. Skipping over the others in a ■ was converted to fullback this year nonchalantly overlooked. of cotton yam on top of the 219 find fault with the Mona Lisa be­ place team in the National League, but haa not lived up to expecta­ _ « i» hig AHssed . antaed DeMarco ths aame amount, out this year by onlyone forsr Duke over Wake Forest: Duke hurry: The umpiraa, besides Learv, were yards o f railllent wool. Incidental­ Tha Braata dmagad Mmopiag cause there was no large balloon earned full shares of $1,636.22. ITie tions and hU return to the line AH we wpuld get in .Boston is the caatsr the length and breadth of stays unbeaten for another week. Friday three mergers of the New York ly, there are 15.000.Q00 baaeballt iMilfan haMta In the O w at Chssaelisnda , bualnaas all around. with a- HAW HAW! in It beside Chicago White Sox, American should be a great boost to the CLEAN SWEEP SALE! the land—namely Major HoopisT- Iowa .over Wisconsin: Two of West Virginia over George Wash­ football 'Yankeea, then a member uied In the United Statci annual­ the lady, will tune in their ears Indian.!, both offensively and de­ of the All-America Football Con­ ly. this week to my upsets. I’m select- the Big Ten's imbeaten goliaths ington. SPECIAL VALUES ON THOROUGHLY tangle hut it is the Hawkeyes’ fensively. The' good-natured junior ference and Included Spec Sanders. • • • Penn to beat Brown, Aiib\irn .Saturday ii a willing worker, eager to learn Wisconsin 14, Iowa 7 homecoming. Randy Duncan’s Eaat: Boston College over Villa- Roman Bentz and Bruiser Klnard, Ray Clement, Tommy LeForge to best Georgia Tech, Rice over Oklahoma 31, Kanasa 8 passing to decide. and a fiery competitor. three all-league cholcei. and Dick Sherman, all former RECONDITIONEO USED CARS Southern Methodist. Iowa State nova. Penn over Brown, Yale over Michigan State 37, Purdue 7 Oregoft State over UCLA; Ore­ A leg' injury hat handicapped L*ary, even In hla later yeara, al­ Manchester High runners, era over Missouri. Wisconsin to defeat Cornell. Harvard over Columbia, Foster thus far and his perform­ Michigan 20, Northweetem 0 gon State has beaten UCLA only Holy Cross over Dartmouth, Penn ways Inaiited on working behind membera of tha varalty cress coun- Iowa and Stanford to humble Tennessee 26, Alabama IS once since 1948 and that was last ance has been somewhat M ow par the plate the hardeat poslUon of the team this aeason at tha Univer­ FITS OMNI njBMMMlMt Washington. State over Vanderbilt, Princeton in the last two outings. Bam waa Mississippi IS, Tulane 7 year. The trend has been reversed over Colgate, Rutgrra over Lehigh. two from a phyiical standpoint to sity of Connecticut.,Gordon Pome- FREE SWEATER Now go on with the rest of the Arkansas 30, Texas 7 and now the defending coast earmarked as the team's best work. Moat men prefer to umpire tpy, anoUjar exManchastar track Ford*, GhenwleK* Hb^mhow, Weat: Cincinnati over Marquette, 1SS$ OHEVROLET I l$S$ OHEVROUET forecast: Auburn 20, Georgia Tech 18 champions, with Joe Francis do­ halfback before the atari of tha on the bases when they reached man. ia a member of Trinity’s un- Mla. and sales, Mrs. Elisabeth Lunn took an * BANK nNANCmO UP TO 88 MONTHS for a set o f FOUR! y .50 GENERAL INSURANCE had previous m£jor Jleague exper­ $87,000 fancy to a gray colt by Hy- OPEN TILL f EVENINGS ^ IfSOPONTIAe and up ience .with the CinCinatt Redlegi' perion-Deodora. The colt la Riaa' n' 886 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER^MI 8-2245 and tha Philadelphia Phillies. ■ Shine. BARLOW MOTOR SALES Convertible. Radio, C m A m WINDSOR AVE„ ROCKVILLE—PHONE TR 8-3888 i - heater, hydramaUc. iXTRA TROUSMS $13.50 tMHe NW HU I9S1 STUOnAKER MORI n O H i RIDI ON OOOOYIAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI 'AC PROPUCTS LOCKHEj Champion. $ 1 9 5 AUTO-LltE MALLORY 1959PONTIAG NICHOLS-MKNCHESTER TIRE TOPCOATS BORGWARNER L a s t CaW wmmssmmmmmmtmm 600DYEAR SERVICE STORE }AY NORRIS INCORPORATED *195 713 MAIN ST.— TEL Ml 9-1390 Hard to btUeva—but true! These ara vary un- .FEDERAL MOGUL £YBESTOS r WRKnw seeciAL 295 IROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 ■ usual coat values, but you’ll agrss when you see and GRANT RINGS WALKER 1 mi HUDSOH ’ try on one of these superb new coats ., . . feel the FOR OUTSIDE PAINTING 1 rich, luxurious fabrics . . . ths just right weight CompIttg^iiN tf SPEED EfUIPMElIT S A V E $ 1.00 Radio, heater, SIOC iAGICS ATUHTIO STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVOE OENTER . . the casual comfort of perfect styling. Corns In 1 111941BUICK hydramatle. now and gst the coat value that beaU them aU. 1 706 MAIN ST„ MANCHESna-i-TH- Ml *.t2U 342 EAST CENTER ST— THONE Ml 7-E1IT INTERIOR Olid EXTERIOR PRBSTONE ■ OoavertlMe. R New tireo. *9 5 PAINTING 1 $ .05 and up 1949PORDY-8 $95 ' WYMAN’S BULF STADON DON WILUS RARARE „ SPRAY PAINTING ANTI-FREEZE 1 II194IBIN0K _____ I ____ 24 MAIN St— Ml 74610 18 MAIN ST.— TEL. Ml 9o4531 REG. FLOOR SANDIN^ I Rnndnuuter - S3.2S GAUON $ 2 -2 5 1 I 4-Doer. ^ 5 0 1941POBD $50 EHLER’S ATUUmO STATION KEN’S QARAOt 120 EAST CENTER ST— TEL Ml 3-1477 "NO JOB TOO BIG-JIQR TOO SMALL" WITH THIS AO. ANDOVER— Pllqriin 2-4227 _ CHURCH CORNIRS * <51 rAR%STRIIT MAiNANDiOVUVARD Iff CIIITIR STRKT JINX ATUHTIO STADON G L E N N E Y ’ S 1 1 .7 HARTMRD ' • lA ^ HAR’TFORP • MANCHBTIR trown-Jaekson Motor Salil 4SI WEST CENTER ST— SHONE M 7-tlE6 BRISWOLDS SERVICE STATION 789 MAIN STREET KEYSTONE DECORATORS m PlE^STORfS 174 WIST CENTER ST.— RHONE Ml 3-84B9 - t i l . JAicIism 7.T8t1 TIL. 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I,: FACE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING llERALD, H A N C H EST^, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1«, 1967 IIANCHES17SB EVENING HEBAlj); MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1967 PAGE THmTY-OHI Hoaflehold Gooila I I BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Garden—Farm—Dairy Wearing Apparel—Fun 57 Auto Drtviat School -7‘A RooDiig—Siding 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Products hO MAPLE- OLD-FASHIONED plat­ Wanted to Rent 88 HdUMB for Sate 72 Lota tor Sale 7S Suburban for Sale 75 form rocker.' Oval oolid mahogany BEAUTIFUL cranberry ctrfor OFFERED FOR the first time. AA LOTS- 135x300 and larger. Oft Man­ Queen G>usm UAItSUN’l ORlVIirO tebOQl. Roormo. smm o, paiatu«. Oar- OREEN.MT. potatoes or* now ANDOVER—Attractiva Cape Ood. Classified MoncliMttr'a only trained and ' gentry, Aherattasu and additlotia table 48"x38"x81" high. Dtailng rorotmann 100% virgin wool coat BTVE ROOM rent or Singit house zone. Executive type ranch. Six chester Rdad, Glastonbury, Tel, Six rooms, )>aaement, steam heat, Paula Adams Winner ceruned tnotructor. Par your safe* Celllnga. Workmanship guaran­ ready i t Edward Vercelll Fajm, room candelabra fixture. Victor­ with muskrat fur collar and cuffs. for odulU. Write Box R, Herald. years old. VA batiu, dishwasher, Ml 9-5981, after 6 p.m. garage, deep well, loige lot. Weil we are trained to teaen prepet^ teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., SH Autumn School Rd.. Bolton. C»ll after 5:30 ian bookcoas oet on 3-door cheat Red satin lining. BO'rlou moth pro­ disposal, breezeway. Attached ga­ Built $18,900. Talbot Aigoncy. An' Of W ashington Advertisement St. Ml. s-4seo. p.m. MI. 9-8898. ______now used for.glass and art ob­ tected. WUl fit 18-20 size. Blue rage, recreation room with flra- FLORIDA LOT: |5 down. Elill price dovar. Fhon* PI 3-6600. a__. ly. in. MOW. ______ay winter coat with red wool Bnaineaa Property for Sale 70 only $188. High, dry, s i . In Writing Contest HAND-PICKED McIntosh apples jects. Excellent condition. Ml ploce. Lovely yard 135x200. Su­ CLASSIFIED ADVT. MbRTLdCK’S^Mancheater’e lead­ FDR THE beet to ahtogle and hutlt 9-7782. Ktten-in lining. Same size. MI perb condition. Custom features city. C^ose to Dn^onm BeoelT BOLTON — Four bedroom house And Re Ee Lee up roofing, guttora, leaden, chim­ $1.50 .a bushel., Joseph Novelli 6-7782. , MANCHESTER, Center Street.— Streets, electricity, phones, located comer Route 44-A and DEPT. HOURS ing Driving School olfera the itoet Farm’, Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. Terrific business zone. X ust lie throughout. Elva Tyler, Realtor, Pauls Adams, a Junior at Maa-f Kay Lewis of Olsstonhoqr Mgh in driver education. Thouaanda ot ney and roof' repalrare call Coughlin. MI 9-4469. churches, schqols, shemptog. Near south Bolton Road consisting of (Costtnod from Pag- Om ) chesthr High School, took first School who Is on tbs staff afw s 8;15 A. M. to 4;80 P. M. MI S-TtOT. USED APPARTMENT, eiM f U sold Immediately. (2) buildings, ocean and St. John’s river. two baths, two fireplaces, two-car utlafled atudenU. 300,000 mllee MOUTON LAMB coot, size 12, good 110 frontage by 385. Ideal (or prise to the news Writiim contest “Lsurol Leaif," took first ptass I* accident tree inatnictiona. MI range, $20. MI 9-6104. NEW LISTINGS World’s best fishing. Write for garage, patio, outside fireplace, She ii Washington’s second ooU' nionaond by the Conneeticut Household Goods 51 condition, $10. MI 6-4081. . building in rear, with parking. free photoe.. H. M; Hluysmon,i Box oil heat, brass plumbing, amesite the feature wrtUnE eontesL COPY CLOSING TIME S-788S.______FILTERFLOiy O.B. outomatlo Tenifia orfonged. Best 8t Co., Real- WEST SIDE sin, seven times rsmoved. Scholastie Press Assn, yesterday. Some 1.300 students tnok past la Roofing—Chimney 16-A 826, Orange CSty, Florida. drive, combination asphalt and Paula la the daughter of Mr. and FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. MANCaiESTER Driving H ead ed antique furniture. lUver, washer. Almost new, Tel. Ml tor«. BU 6-2731. wood shingle roof. Lake privileges ElisabeUi is nine generations ths convention. Several fseai Itha- l, china, and used furniture Wanted—-To Bnx 68 ' $15,000—6H room Cop* with de MANCHESTER-rL High Mrs. Phul Adams, 15 8. cheater and Glsstonlraiy particl- guaranteea reiulU. Ihcpert Inatruc- ROOFINO — Speciallxing to repair­ 3-6507. tsched garage, enclosed yard,. Con Inqulra on premises or call MI descent from Wsslitogton’s great Hawthome 8t. In the contest, she M0i4. THRU FRI Uon, dual controlled car. Call PI ing roofa ot all kinda. Atao new C At and sold Ehmlturs Repair Sind dry. Madeltoe I Raaltor. 95135 or MI 9-8161. ' patad to penal discussioas wMeh Servlee. Ml. 8-7449. WOULD LUCE to buy on eatab- FknnB and Land for Sale 71 vsnlent to bus, shopping and MI 9-1642. aunt Maty, the wife of John w as given n hypoQMtlcal situation w en iMld in ths sftsn iaoa. ^ 10:80 A. M. 3-TMS. Day or evening appolnt- roofa.' Gutter work. Chimneya Ushed package store bustoc u . MI ■chopl. to write up Os a news teory. Her mema^^______. cleaped, repaired, SS years' ex- COMPLETE HOUSE full of ftiml- SOUTH YYIND80R, FOSTER S t.- Smith, of Gloucester County, Vir­ Sam s sa IflsssS SATURDAY 9 A M. SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpiper. Wall ture. Call 8-9 p.m. 8 West 8t. S-4863. BOLTON—Approximately 10 acres BOLTON—Two latga Three bedroom ranch only two topic was a football game. peiience. Free eatlmates. Call tiles 4c a tile, Kentile. from 7c on South Rood, 850 foot frontage. New three bedroom ranch. IH ginia. ’’Bho was to make up (he de- Busanas Edwards sad Aaas U f EARLT'S DRIVINO School, Learn Howley. Manchester MI S-SMl. OLD GUNS (any condition),' baths. Foyer, fireplace, dream on Williams Road. Coll ow n^ years old. Superb condition. Ga­ cos of Msncbastsr'a lesnsaW * to drive aafely with experienced each. Oreen Point and Wallpaper, 1* ' CAPEHART TV. Seven yaora Coll Mon., Frl. otter 4 p.m,,'Sat. 8-6321. — rage. Lot 100x835. Low taxes. Elva Elizabeth .is also the fifth cou­ talie." said Miss Helen J. 8krtea, TOtm OOOPBEATION WILL at the Green. old. Running order. Adapter, liew swords, war relics, antiques, etc. and Sun. oil day. MI 6-1383. kitchen, full basement, 813,500, 5% sin, five times removed, of Rob­ faculty adviser to the High School took part to a panel oa yaar books. BE AFFBEOIATED inatructor. For appointment call mortgage may be assumed. 36,000 Tjuer, Realtor MI 9-4466. Janet Flaveil, editor .of the “Ugk > Ml 0-M78.______CHIMNETS CLEANED, repaired three-way rabbit ear antenna, (one or whole coliecUon). 70 Mill ert E. Lee, commander of Con­ World. Miss Eatea oMd that and rebuilt. Call MI S-8739. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Custom large roof antenna,' 335 takes all. Bt. Tel. MI 8-8717. FOR DIFFERENT^ sizes and types cosh required. Coll now for more Suburban tor Sate 75 ILTON — Coventry line. New federate forces in the Civil War. Paula's story woe Judged on ita School World," opoko on ottaMlat- made cornices and drapes. Slip MI 9-3494. of forms and land tracts within 20 information. Cod, four down, two untto The relationship between the organisation, color, and technique. tog newswriting. Alan Weiss of ths Dial Ml 3-5121 covers, 359:60 and up. choice of miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. BOLTON—Coventry line. New flv* "Wmrld" dUeusaod sports wsttHm^, Ganice—Service—Storage 10 Rodnu Without Board 59 ialDId uy Ceramic tile bath, large Queen, Washington and Lee, goes John Gleason, profeooor of Jour­ Heating and Plumbing 17 fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, CHEST OF drawers, mapis ftniOh, Fiano, Broker. MI 6-5610. . WARREN E. HOWLAND room ranch, ceramic tile baUi, lot, \$18,700. R. F. Dimoek Co., back to a Col. Augustine Warner, nalism at tha University of Con- Judith Pontillo of "Seaiudd?* JA 2-7780. in very good condition. 330, NO REALTOR knotty pine kitchen, wolk-out necticut, where the contest was spoke on cooporaUvs oonoorridp. Ml 3-1108 ReoltOKS, MI 9-5248, Joseph Ash a wealthy Virginia planter who GARAGE FOR RENT. 31 Hollister S^ WATSON, PLUMBING and heat-' 9-3715, Call after 8 p.m. HEATED, FURNISHED room with basement. Large lot. Reduced to ford, M l 8-8818, Barbara Woods. died in 1674, Wagner said. held, delivered the critique of the Prom Olastonbury'o. Tsmtora." Lost and Found 1 Street. tog contractor. New installations, QSED TV SETS—fcr cottsge, rec­ Houses for Sale 72 314,900. R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ stories. He said that the entries Alberta Shea, Carol Fatoa, Mary reation room, etc Good condition, EMERSON T.V. console 31” $180, bath, MI 6-4578. MANCHESTER — E jccep tio n o l tors, Ml 9-6245,. Joseph Ashfoid, MI 9-770a>pr Robert Murdock, DO Warner hod lots of granddaugh­ alteration work and repair work. MANCHESTER — New six room value. Ten year old custom seven 9-5972. ters. One was Mary' Washington, were for better than what he could Balkus and Kailw Brook partto- IjOST—Large vrtilte dog. brownlah- M3 9-8809. reasonably priced. Potterton'e. ISO • combination kitchen stove, gos FRONT ROOM heated, continuous MI 9-8818, Barbers Woodsr Ml have written at the Junior or senior Ipatod to a panel on ysorwoks. black face and ears, black spot at Bnsinesg l^iyices Offered 18 Center St.. RC 9-4537. and coal. 310. R.C.A. whirlpool ranch homo to Rocklodge Mc- room Colomal. Four liedrooms, 9-7702, Or Robert Murdoclt, MI Washington’s grandmother. hot water, gentlemen preferred,prefer tion. IH baths, ceramic tile three twin size. Living room 14x ELLINGTON—ple asa n t six room Another of th$ Colonal’a grondt high school levqt. Patrlela Hnyao of the ‘Xaatot*'* base of tall. Carries tail curled automatic washer, almoet new, call MI 6-7126 or 89 Blilrch St. 9-5972. Colonial with goXMo on bus line. Thera were three eategorles of spoke on tha mimeographed Bears- over the back. Name Plato. Call rn iJA ' TELEVISION Service. PLUMBING AND heating—repalra ELECTROMASTER electric stove, 3150. Call MI 3-6116. kitchen oountoro. Attached ga­ 25, large dining room, zpacioua daughters was Mary Smith, moth­ Available at all times. Phllco fac­ 335. In good condition. Call MI rage, omeoite drive, fully land­ tiled kitchen, dishwasher, dispos­ BOLTON— $15,600 — New custom Walking d lsta n c a ^ public and er of a Mrs. Porteus. The Porteus 'Writing—news, fimture, and edi­ piper. With her eras Oay Brook PI 3-7731. ______and contract work..,Call Ml 9-9841. ROOM TO RENT near Ci^nter. parochial schools, 814,500. CKlford torial. of ths *Xaurri Leaf." tory supervised service. Tel. MI 3-0839. ELEVEN PAIRS Of custom moda Heat and hot water. Gentleman. scaped lot, $21,000. Call R. F. al. Recreation room, attached ga­ built Caps On large wooded lot. line leads dlfeetly to the Queen. Dfmoek- Co., Realtors. MI 6-5245, rage. Near grade and high ochool. Hansen, Realtor, Mr^-1803, eve ' Judges of the contest e This was tha 3Sth aantoaraaty I/IST—Black and white kitten on 9-9699.______LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as- FRANK S IS buying and selling drapes and cornices. Gray 17 Foster St. ^ 8-8881. rooms down, two unfinished ninga David Summmield TR n te Porteuses lived near Wll- W. Middle Tpke.. near Waddell sures satisfaction, prompt servics. damask divan. Odd plastic choirs.* Joseph Ashford, MI 6-8818, Bar­ 831,500. Town and Coimtry Realty. up, near Bolton Center. This beau­ liamsburg, Va., on the Tbrk Ri'ver. William J. Foote, managing editor convention for tha Press Aaaa. CLEAN AND paint those g u ttm good used furniture and antiques bara Woods, MI 6-7702, or Robert AD 3-6368, ME 8-2793. tiful Cape has Just lieen com­ 6-6615. of ths Hartford (^nwont; Jock Mias leas Feliowa, sdrisor ta the' School. Answers to Toppy. Phone CH 7-6134, MI 9-i>495. , at 420 Lake St. Call anytime, 9 American oriental rug. Call MI HEATED ROOM. O ntrol continu­ This means that intoabeth will MIS-7389. ______now. Avoid oostly repalra later. 3-1800. ous hot water. Kitchen privileges, Murdock, MI 6-5972. pleted and la ready for ocetipon- sleep tonight not far from the Broolu, news program director of IfanclMstar yaar boolt, la first ataa Ml. 9-1389.______a.m.-8 p m MI 9-6580. separate entrance, gentleman. TWO FAMILY duplex 4A. Oil heat cy. Call the R. F. Dimock Oo., radio station WOCC; and Oloason. president of tha organlaatloa. LOST—Black pocketbook at dance MANCHESTER— Mi both sides. -Aluminum doors and Wanted—Real Estate home of one of her American an­ DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Millinery Dressmaking 19 TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING! Parking. MI 8-4724. Realtors, MI 65345, Joseph Ash­ cestors. to Orange Hall. Saturday night. Help Wsnted—Male 36 Articles for Salt 45 Articlea For Sale 45 WES'nNGHOUSE refrigerator. $68. Split Level Roekledge eection. windows on« side. Convenient lo­ ford, MI 9-5818, Borbsu-s Woods, pany, doors and windows, custom 1. 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY 1,600 square feet ot Uvtog ores. cation, 4H% mortgsige available Robert, one of the niunerous Please return to IM Chestnut 8t. Good condition. MI 9-6395. ROOMS WITH light housekeeping. MI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI SELUNO, Buying, TnuUivr L Jt.- prleuaes, con be aecuaed of pisa- work, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1B8S DRESSMAKINO and AlteraUons PART TIKp: attendant evenings GUN CASES, scopes, ammunition, CHAIN SAWS: (Jltoton, Homellte, ’•SUPER ’ ’'DE LUXE ’ O ntrolly located. Mrs. Dorsey. 14 2 H u Board o f Tbus tes# a f tk# Peruonals______8 conditioners, freoaera. A. and W. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Studio, 177 McKee. MI 8-7500. I . I fa,------St. Aluminum siding, omeoite car gsurage with basement. (Jon be We also buy property tor cash. Refrigeration Co. MI MI Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. faucets, 83l Space heater. Oil, 6" Insulation per M 338.00 ROOM FOR RENT, hot water, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or fordshire. tovaatltun aanrlea for about 38 First Omgrmttoufl Oiureh will WANTED—Ride, Green Rd. to 9-3080, MI 9-006B. MANCHESTER - Movmg and burner, $6. Phone MI 3-0053. Colored Shakes per sq. 313.65 TV SET AND COMB. RANGE CONN ELECTRIC organ. Our floor drive. This home is on excellent 'used for repair work. Owner will Robert Murdock, MI 95973. Selling or buying contact Ifinlater Porteus\ married and meet in tha chnreh at • p50. trucking Co. ML 8-6868. Owned WANTED—Men Interested In buUd- Free storage until wanted. Free heated room parking and garage. buy! For appointment to aee caU carry second mortgage. Price STANLEY BRAY, Realtor had children. His gpost, m a t girls froto Brownie Troops 8 and Hartford, vicinity of “Tlmea” Framing Lumber (your sizes) model, reduced to only 3785. Just Telephone MI 3-1406. Hta Church DlsonaatM O n a p o l CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. and operated by Walter B. Per- ing future in retailing. McLellon's STORE SHELVING and gondolas. delivery. Free set up by our own right for your living room. Word the R. F. Dimock Oo.,' Realtors, $11,800. Lowi»nce F. Elano, Brok­ BOLTON CENTER BRAE-BURN REALTY S' Ix irs 88 WiU ba held at 8 p.m. tomorrow B t Pater’s Episcopal Chnreh, ns- boUdlng. • a.m. - 4:48 p.m. MI rett Jr. a national variety chain, will train Will moke good storage shelves —tru^Ioads— per M 393.00 reliable men. MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. MI er, MI 9-5910, Six large rooms with IH baths, MI 8-6373 S-S435. Small appliances repaired. IBl Krause MT .'<-5.338. WELL HEATED room, continuous married Claude\ Bowes- to tha elemantairy sehooL bron, wlQ msst In ths rsetoiy at • North Main S t MI t-6817. resi­ you for store management. You for your cellar and garages. Also, Oak Flooring (1x8) per M $172.00 Phone for appointment hot water, private entrance, gen­ 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 6-7703 breezewsy and twp-car garage, LoLEMAN OIL apace heater, pot family group dwellings. equipment ia a aartous nwttor to o’clock hi ths Bosrsts Sdwot. U49 TWO DOOR Buick super. 81.000 and improve your credit Thurs., Frl. 9-9 All day Mon. type, rated 55,000 B.T.U.s, 60 gal­ Products 60 ond^iectrid range. CJall MI 8-5818. Boarders Wanted 59-A Hutchins. MI 9-5183. Will sell or trade. Name your Dimock Memorial Library, Waterfront Heights; Eklward G. captain. Three committee choirs Standard shift. CaU MI 8-8878. ers cleaned and serviced, also new lon oil drum, metal stand. Also Green Manor Estates, Inc., 8. Neoi on thie renovated six room A daytime unit meeting on the Holcomb to Charles M. and Mary men were s|m toted by Commo­ active dspartmaat members, they burners. Joseph Senna, 83 Seaman standing. Dial CH 6-8897 and ask Phone MI 9-4273. side Middle Turnpike West (W. of MANCHESTER—Six room ranch, liopa to find time, somewhere fit Francis Xavtor MMhsrs Ctav Prank Burke or Jimmy Steucek chrome stove pipe. Wooden build­ COOKING AND eating apples. 75c ROOM AND board for gentleman CSLpe on Whitney Rd. Fireplace, some Bubjeot will be held from Ei. Young. New Britain, in Oak dore Hayee. TOey ore: Education, CTrcle. MI 9-0147. ALWAYS A discount on p et. sup­ a 16 quart basket. Louis M. Bottiy Parkade), Residence Zone C. Vari­ on bus line, free parking. Tel. MI near Mlnnechaug ^ Dr., paneled 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the same Grove; Dorothy Sherman to Lu­ Thod Wathen; entertainment, Les­ along tha Una, to work on an an- els Witt mast tonight at tha hma# 1948 DODGE two-door. Vary eloan. how it works. C.M.I.X., Lewis St., ing brackets. Gas side arm heat­ den, ceramic tile . both, walkout comer lot, one car garage. Look it of Mrs. HuodwaKaMk, 76 OUvs# WATER PUMPS and Systema com­ cor. Oold, Hartford. (Eves., JA plies at Porterfield’s Pets Supply. er. Call MI 9-1364. ■* 260 Bush Hill Rd. ance is requested to erect free­ 6-1446. over and start packing. Vacant. place.. cius B. and Irene M. Sherman; lie 8. (Tolemon; race. Oilman tlqua piece of hand-drawn fighting Call MI 9-8888. Rt. 5 and CThapel Rd., South Wind­ ______standing ground ato, 40’ from basement, partially completed Mogastoe Drive Oeatinnea Conrad 8. Kowalski to Rita Gsu- Priast. aqulpaunt that they recently Rd. Oo-bosteasas win bs K m pletely installed and repaired. 9-5583). GREEIIMOUNTAIN potatoq#; The street line. gome room, owner being trone- Hsnry Reilly and Mrs. Itobeit Also Water softeners and filters., sor. JA 8-3391. BOLENS TRACTTOR with sulkyi For Rent LXNDMAN ST. The magazines subscription drive det of Manchester; Lucille J. Let- Father Foeeinto to Leave acqitired. 1948 DESOTO fluid drive. Very lawn mower, roller and snowplow. best eat’ng and mealy .potatoes Fred Berntsen, N. side of Lydall Apartments—Flats— ferred out ot state. Remiced to O sort Haaro Oaaaa O’Oanaen. good condition. Best offer. Tel. MI C. A. Reynolds. MI 9-5337. NEED A MORTGAGE? groivn.* Delivered to your door. being conducted by Grade 8 pupiU tleri to Walter C. Jacobson, in Father William P. Faociuto wfl) Ml 3-8182. St. (opp. No. 630), Rural Resi­ Tenements 63 819,700. Shown •>y appointment . . Dead end street. Six room home at Coventry Grammar School for Waterfront Pork. leave tomorrow for St Ann’s Tka Town Court sasrioa in Town 8-8099. QUICK CASH available for first Call Hathaway, MI 9/6488. only. R. F. .Dimock Co.. Realtors. being renovated. Extra, large lot, Jidm McCurty, 67 Osdar I t. BULLDOinNG, excavating and CXXKER SPANIEL puppies, pedi­ OFFICE SPACE AT dence Zone. Variance is requested its 2-day trip to New York to the Also, Andrew J. Buckley to Church, Hamden, where he will Ball Mimday night was plunged S. or second mortgages. Consolidate greed males, 835. Coll MI 9-1343. FOR SALE—One used Walker Elec­ to repair and sell musical in­ FURNISHED two room apart' MI 9-5340. Joseph Ashford, MI 500x150. Now oil burner. Vacant, into-darineaa when a fuse was has snroUad as a stndent at Taytar 1983 FORD RANCH wagon, Fordo- grading, stone for retaining walls your bills with our easy repayment 6-8818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 spring will bis concluded thU week. Kenneth P. and Marlon L. Cook, assume duties os pastor. This will and fencing for sole. James Per­ tric lift, reasonable. Cook's Serv­ 771 MAIN STs struments, antique.!, etc. ment Heated, private bath, utlll trades considered. Asking $14,900. The over-oil goal U $3,500, from be'S sort of homecoming for him blown, but the wbeala of JusUoa WvuwUy.f^laaa, Ihd. tootic, excellent condition. MI plan. Terms to (it your pocket. $10 ice Station, Manchester Green. ties, free parking, business block, or Robert Murdock, MI 9-6673. Middletown, in Hillcrest; Floyd G. 8-8183. kins. MI 6-5683. Farm Land's Exchange, Interior Over 80 more homes for ssle. which the class will realize a per­ and Priscilla A. Merrimon to Ekirl os the first 6 years of his priest­ wars rotting again within tan min­ a month per 11000. Articles for Sale 45 Official Notice land south of Parkade, S. side sulults, Depot Square. MI 9-8191, centage. utes. Lakota OouaeU, No, 61, Dagraa TWO STORM windows ,31»;x41*; 1300 SQ.FT. Mr. Keith. MANCHESTER—Cape Ckid with 6 W. and Thelma C. Lovell on High hood were spent at S t Ann’s as af Pocahiantas, win meat far .OM 1980 PONTIAC, good condition. Can A QUICK CASH—1 DAY SERVICE ROYAL AND Smitb-Ontma port­ SpeciaU-Town Election for vote Middle Turnpike West, Rural finished rooms. Oanvenlent to Active MLS members Church Slates on assistant curate. Father Foccl' Robert Rohan, 36, WlUlmantic, be seen after 7 p.m., Sunnlngdole Household Servicss 38. three storm windows 32x5744. Residence Zone. Variance la re­ St;; Charles F. and Phyllis L. Fallows Han tonight at 7:80. Ito- We Also Buy Mortgages able and otandard typewritera. 81>4x67«4. .8144x57*4, 310, four on ‘’An-^rdlnance Providing for VERY DESIRAILE THREE-ROOM fumiahed i4>ort- schools, shopping, churches and The Ladies Assn, of the First WiUnauer to Jo)m J, WiUnauer, uto has been to Glastonbury for pleaded guilty to a charge of fall- Lane, Bolton, Robert Trombly. the toiLse of land to the Manches- I quested to locate radio broadcast­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor AlongregaUonal Church will have fredunsnts and a sbeial hour wIB Offered 13-A AU mokqa of adding machine! screens 30x5744 34, three screen ment available now, with all utili­ buses. City water, sewer and gas. land of ETederick H. Miller; Fred­ the post eight years, first os i iu# to keep to the right at an to- foUow tha mssttog; MORTGAGE LENDING AGENCY ter/Country Club, Incorporated.” ing antenna on approx. 3.4 acre* of Quiet, comfortable neighborhood. MI 8-1577 or Ed Higgins. Mt 3-8609 its annual bazaar starting at 11 aseistont at St Auguitlne’s and taraeetioa on Sept M and was ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholster­ oold or rented. ROpolra on all doors 82x7344, 3144x7944, 30x7844, ties and shower. Prefer two or erick H. and Glenns L, Miller to Til Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4321 makea. Morlow’a. $15. Dining set, table, S chairs, ^ The electors of the Town of PheiM Ml 3-6788 land. three working men to shore apart­ $14,300. Gaston Realty Co., 185 a.m. Saturday and continuing Charles P. and Phyllis L. Will- threa years ago, os oh oasUtant St fined $20. CLOSING OUT ALL ing. custom mode cornices, Evenings and Sunday JA 3-5154 ______:______I______Manches'ter atC hereby warned to Dean Machine Producta Inc., N. School St. Tel. MI 6-5731. Eve­ throughout the afternoon in the S t Paul’s. His replacement will )>s Iflotor Hircotte, 08, WilHmaatlc, Emanusl Luthsran Sawing drapes and slip covers, 879.50 and server, buffet, china closet, 37,'L' ment or young couple, no chil­ nauer, land of ETederiek H, Miller; USED CARS RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced Three piece bedroom set. fSb. meet at their respective polling side Hilliard St.. E. of New SUte dren. MI 3-8441 between 5 and 7 nings MI 9-7488. MANCHESTER —VICINITY church vestry. announced . Friday, according to pleaded guilty to paaatog on a Group win have an aU^ay sisslon up. Choice of fabrics. CaU Mrs. wlthto your budget. FUl, gravel, districts in said Manchester, on Road, Rural Rcside.nce Zone. Vari­ George W. and Ida M. Hlnkel to tomorrow in Luthsr Ban, bsgla- ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Trailer hitch, electric brakez, and p.m. . In charge will be the following: Victor Bongiovonni, Hartford, in the Rev, Itobert P. Sullivan, i>at- curve on the same date and was Holmes, MI 3-7063. Help Wanted—Female 35 aand, atone. Light grading. Ml Tuesday, October 22,- 1957 for the ance is requested to maintain free­ MAN(JHE8TER—GREEN Manor. $9.500—Seven mUes from Manches­ Faneywork, aprons, mystery pack­ tor. fined $13. The testif^hg officer hing a t 10 a-m. Work wm bs m BARGAINS GALORE helper springs, for 1951^Mercury, Six room ranch, oversized rooms. Actors (Jolony Elstates Elxt. 2; articlts for ths aanuat fair Satur­ FURNITURE repairing and rsfle.- SEWING Machine operators want­ 8-8803. 320. Call MI 9-6558 after.-5 p.m. following purpose, to wit: standing ground Sign located ap­ TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ ter Center, four room ranch, full ages, Mrs. Samuel Tisdale and Clara E. Eklmondson to Clarence ‘Church Nights' Set in both caaes was (Mata PoUoamaa To cast their votes on the fol-. prox. 10' from street line. ment with bath. 419 North Main Reduced for quick sole. Direct iMuement, redecorated Inside and Mrs. Ina Beebe; flowers, pUnts Richard Maraard. day, NoV. 16. Mrs. Olga Anderson 1956 Plymouth four door oedon. tohlng; antiques restored. Furni­ ed. Industrial experience not nec­ from owner. (^ 1 JA 65110. C. Edmondson,, on Rt. 44A; Lu- The first in a series of “AutumB wm ssrvs as hostssa. Radio and heater. 81395. ture Repair Sarvice. TaleottvlDs. essary, will train good home lowing question; Marv’s Food Mart, 1 So. Main St. MI 95576. out. $5x200 ft. lot, artesian well. and vegetables, Mrs. W a 11 a r cien J. Dennis to Cheater G. Rich, Caiurch Nights’,, t<> 1*0 )>sld each Claraaca W. Bromley Jr., 33. ROWER MOWERS CARRIAGE, stroller, bathlnette, "Shall the Town of Manchester St.. Business Zone III. Variance is Adams of Perkins’ Comer, Mans- Ml. 8-7449. seamatress. Day shift, 8-4:30. Also FOR RENT—Pour room apart­ MANCHESTER—Six room C*pe New FHA; mortgage available. to Waterfront Manor; Walter E. Wednesday night until Nov. 8 will CHlead, pleaded guilty to speeding 1955 Ford V8 four door sedan. carbed, carseaU PI 2-8102. adopt on ordinance entitled, 'An requested to erect free-standing fie!d, and Mrs. Frederick Woiren; begin tonteht at 8 o'clock to tha on Sept 8 and was fined $31. A Tha Holy A ngsls Motbara Cb^ night shift, 5-10 p.m.. Apply At cost. No down payment, 12 ment, first floor. Central location. Cod. Excellent location, ameiisfte $13,900—Bolton -N e a r Manchester, Dutko to Albert B. Boufford in cle wm meat this sveniag at S Radio, heater, Fordomatlc, $1295. FLAT FINISH HoUsnd window Kaklar Toy Co., 60 HlUlard St. ordinance for. the lease of land to ground sign 3' from sidewalk. drive. fireplace, eed- slff Arms Co., lOlif Main St. MI St. AND , is requested to build addition td Adults only. Available Oct. 33. KQ house-to-house canvass is being Ekilth Mason, Uancheater,' in ,e d giaas. 1954i, Studebaker V8 station wagon. take over your repair headaches. exquisite gift catalogue are all AUTOMOBILE 9-3887. MAN(3BE8TER Green Area— Six $1$,800 — Coventry, Route 44A. Bdnentor to Speak •»$:. for which hs was fined $31, Painting and masonry work. Done 6-1647. Monchestre. Richard Martin front of dwelling which will be room Cape, two full batlis, oil made. Those not contacted and Waterfront Park; and Herbert A. ) Dr. Paul Thomson, Etoglisb pro-' Radio, heater, overdrive. 87to. you need. But the time la now. Gepprol Manager lasuraaca Oomboloti bullt'slx room Cape. and Olive Q. France to Robert J. and disregarding a atop sigh, 'WiUt '52 FORD $ 5 fl reasonable. MI 9-9206.. Every day means 8888. Call. MI cloeer to street, line’ than regula­ FOUR R(X)M second floor apart­ heat, priced (or immediate sole. Three acres of land, fireplace, caring to donsts may do so by .sasor at Providonee Cbllegt and a fine of $0. Hie arreat had been Oostoni eonsertlhto. Bn- 1953 Mercury Monterey two-door HEATER, new and used wood, P.O. No. 4057 ' ' tions allow. S. A. Beechler, MI 95952 or MI sending chec^ or money orders and Mary Anti Oreen. property of 3-5195. coal, oil, gas, cook stove, ovens, ment. Heat and hot water fur- 1)4 bathe, plastered walls, open H. A. France. regular panelist on the Prpridenee made having 90' frontage which la 10’ $60. Write Box C. Herald. tractively designed six room home, ultra-modem, two'itory. Garden Chib. Sole Set lic; Brownie Troop 70, after ochool hall - tonfi. CtoMi! Bmoll down payment. Bank rates. Rs-aidtog Specialists. Etosy budg- YOUNG LADY wanted. 4-8 p.m. linoleum by the yard, many items very popular cars. A high Cleone,^ and InstaUed Realty Ctt. less than regulations allow. ranch. Lrsbaped living room, dii, The Garden Club will have US with Mrs. John T. Cousin and Mrs. eensa while hunting and htmting et terms. MI 9-6495 or 'ITt daily except Sun. (Tomer Soda too numerous to mention,. This ENTER ing Ores, two baths, 14x14 breeiK- 1,600 square feet living apace. E. M. Boiscert; First (%ngrega- Saturday will lie a ’’Workday" after jninset for which he was 5-9109. quality, well established All persons interested may. a t­ Built-in appliances, 2*4 baths, two annual ritmmoga sals from 10 ewn. for several of the Fellowship *51 FONT. $ 2 fi CHORCHES MOTORS Shop, State Theater Building'. stock is left over from Jones • SEWERS tend this hearing. BusineaB Locations way, two car plastered garage. to 4 p:m. Oct. 26 in the Nathan Uonol <%urch choir, 7 p.m., sanct­ fined a total of $25. He was found CUefiala Do L ae 3-daor. DODGE Furniture store. Must be sold for dealership. Plenty of floor L one lot. Pleasant surroundtoga. boating units. large artesian well, groups from their reapecUve not guilty of a charge of hunting Radio, beater, standart ARCHAMBAULT, Builder and Mschtoe Cleaned ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS for Rent 64 two acres of land. Tremendous Hale Community Center. The hall uary: Merry Sewers 4-H, 3:15 80 OAKLAND STREET TAP TEACHERS for beginners any price. Come and convince time, new car at no cost, William Stuck, Chairman H. B, Grady, Broker, liO 3-8009. p.m. with-Mrs. Ethel Cargo; Cub churchqp The girls wtl hold a baby ducks during the closed aeason. tranamlaaiea. MI 6-9483 general contractors. Roofing and and babies, 810 dally guarantee. yourself. 40 Oak St., 3nd-vfIoor. visw with southern exposure. will be open to raceive members’ Sitting service and the boys will do He waa arrested Oct 1 by gaoM alterations. CaU MUrdock f-4298, We train free. '-Rapid advance­ draw and commission. • INSTALLATION Charles S. Towle, Secretary ENTIRE BUILDING about 8,500 HORTON ROAD—Assume present donations from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Scout Pqck 85, Den 1, 5:30 p.m. any sort of odd Jub, such as wash­ Sole 'Thursday, Friday and Satur­ Advt, No. 4416 uore feet Sultabla for otoroz, Oct. 24. The committee in charge with Mrs. Albert Chesson; and warden. Jerry Knight. '51 CHfV. $4$i or MI 3-1440. ment. Also young ladies to assist. Bonuses every month. Ap­ mortgage and move t o . Six room ing 'Windows, or raking leaves etc. FOUR DOOR country sedan, 1956. i —...... -I. I ■' ' - •.7.. day from 10 a.ra.-4 p.m. SPECIALIST lice, insurance compony( hall, Other listings available. incluctes Mrs. Waiter S. Killer, Webeloa Den, 5:30 p.m.. South LBS Work Moettag Set De Luxe. Statlan Wagon- Age 20-35. Call MI 9-4400 10-12. ply in person to Mr. Ben­ S Cape, completely finiahed, Funds will be used to send repre­ The Ladies Benevolent Society d-dorH-, 8-psssengsr. 'Radio, healer, power steering, i ALL TYPES of carpentry work FOR sale:—55 gal. drums, In good •tc. Occupancy 85 months. In chairman. Mrs. Fred Kingsbury. Street School with Charles Ldwery. Fordomatiic. Six pasenger, 81995. done, alterations, dormers, roof- son. center M town. One car garage for tareezeway and garage. Lovely { Lutings always needed. sentatives to summer conferences. will hold a work meeting to the HOME REGISTRARS. Pleasant condition. 82.M each. For further Towi anA Couitri yard and location for children. Mrs. Judson DeCew, Mrs. William The groups Include the Freahmion '50 PACK. $141 Coil MI 9-4876 after 7 p.m. I ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. rent at the Center. CoU MI 9-S328, Tribou. Mrs. Hubert A. Stondfeat Manchester Evening Herald aociol room of the' First Congre­ morning work. Salary* 11.75 per Information caU ’The Herald. Recreation room near completion. and Senior Fellowships of ths First gational Church at 11 sjn. tomor­ 3-deor. Badle. r. VI- hour,.,0us big doily bonus. Fme Phone MI 3-8121. or MI $-7444. Asking $;.,900. Elva Tyler, Real­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO Church Gronp to Meet Coventry oerrespaadent, Mrs. F. 1656 OLDSMOBILE. Ebccellent con­ ' FOR TOUR new buUding, re­ transportation between home and Drainage Cos There will be a special meeting PnnHne Little, telephone Pligrtm Church of Christ, the Pilgrim Fri- row. The women’s group arlU sow dition, exterior tike new, all modeling, 'or repairs call Wm. MORiARTY 4R0S. tor m 65489. lowsMp of the Bucldnghiun Con­ ledal bandages and towris for wdrk. Rapid advancement. Ages ' boiues for Rent 65 MI 8-5910. of the First Congregational 3-8381. *49luicK $ 7 S extras. Reasonable, 44 Olcott Dr. Konshl, CJontractor and Builder. 20-58. Call MI 9-4400 10-13. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, 315 Center Street Ml 9-4143 WANTED MANCHESTER—Green Area. Six Church at 8 p.m. Friday lit the gregational Church, who will olao « Windham Community Me­ Oanrestlble. Badta- •TeL m t r m . 358 Main St. Tel. MI 3-4837. THREE BBE>ROO|^, two .. floors. conduct tlie program on the 38th morial Hoipitol. 1940 INTERNA’nONAL H-ton plck- room Cktpe, basement garage. Bx- vestry. On the agenda will be and the South Glastonbury Ckm- dr, etandard (TOUNTER GIRL wanted, fun lime. Available now. Large yard, cen- ceUent condition. CaU tha R. F. MANCHESTER —Four liedroomi, adoption of the proposed budget Tool Needs Surveyed Tliey will also dtoeuaa plana for up truck, new motor, 8125. MI Apply at One Hour Martinizing, 20 EXPERIENCED tsu, adulta preferred. MI 9-8887. gregational Caiurch Pilgrim Fel­ the annual bosoar which will be 9-7716. RETAINING WAIJJ5 builv and Dlmock Realtors, MI 6-5345 two baths, flrejdace, many closets, for 1958 and action on the rris- '54 OLDS. $1571 land clearing, MI 9-6275^ East Center St. or Joseph Ashford MI 6-8818, Bar­ trees, large lot, spotless through­ tlonshlp between the church and A four-member United States lowship. who will hold their projeet- held sometime in qarly December, Super M HeSday SBWEN LARGE rooms, hot water team that has surveying the from this Saturday to Nov. 3. Hioae' attending itre asked to Radio, hrotaf, Hydrawat- FORD 1957 station wagon, four oil heat near bus. $120 per bara Woods. MI 9-7703, Robert out. Qood location, $15,900. CKf- the United Church of Christ.- SEPTIC TANKS LINOTYPE-lliTERTYPE Murdock, MI 9-5972. Halloween P arty Set needs and potsntial ot India’s ma­ Their money will be given to mis­ bring a. box lunch. Coffee will be ic, power steartiig, pewar door, green and ivory. radio, Help Wanted—Male 3f Business nionth. Phone MI 8-4289 after 6 ford Hansen, Realtor. MI. 3-1303, sions. heater. Fordomatlc, 82,250. Coll Aluminum Sletms and Manchester AND p .m ,' The Mr, and Mrs. Club will have chine-tool indurtry at the invita­ seiwed. braltos. MI 9-9783 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER—Cleon four room LARGE TWO-fomily house, twelve an old fashioned Halloween party tion of tha Oovirament says in on Meetlim Tonlrtt S e r ^ s 14'A house, nice sised rooms, aU utUl- Maacheoter Eveplng Heteld WINDOW CLEANER. Experienced ALMOST NEW PLU88ED SEWERS Of Your Own X r OPERATOR rooms, two^car garage, trees, City S t 8 p.m. Saturday in the Cihurch inttrim report Utat it lias "found Volunteers for thsL'United Na­ 1947 PLYMOUTH two-door. Iro- ALUMINUM^/ WINDOWS, doors, and dependable. Coll MI 3-7614. IS MANCHESTER Soborban For Rent 88 ti^ , convenient location, $10,500. MtUities. Near Bus and school. Community House oh the theme evidence for an optimistic putlook Glaatoabory eorreapondeat Mrs. tions International Chlldran’s Minchester moculato condition. 38,000 originaJ ^olouaiea,, poitbcs, awntoga- Frea 6.ROOM COLONIAL EUia Meyer, Realtor, MLS. MI Good buy At $18,600. Oifford Han­ “Let’s Be Comfortabls and Have for the expansion of India’s metal­ Betty McNamara, telephoae MEd- Bmargeney Fund will meet la the Maehiit Cltaiari FIVE ROOM year 'round home, 9-5B34. ford 8-1758. motor mUes, snow tire*, winterised. New eatimoUfs. CaU N, B. Chooa Co., SU N O ed SERVICE Paid vacation and sick leave. Blue Cross, Retirement Plan, situated on Oovantry Lake. Storm son. Rsoltor.' MI 3-1308. Fim, Costumes or Old Clothes For working industries.” The team is riemeataty ochool at 7:80. SAUt clutch and braken. Moke an offer. WANTED — Pointer or i>atoter’s to exceUeat coadltian. 1*4 Septic Tanka, Dry WeUa, Sewer If you want to settle down to Manchester working in 8 15d by Oeorgt E. Merryweather, Th# Jioy SeouU will meet in the MI 9*0383 or RockviUa TR 6-UOO. baths, areploee. beautiful k(tch- aosh, hot sir host, $8& per month. SO. MAIN ST.—New Usting. Coun­ Everyone." In charge of the en­ •1 Jorvia Rood. ' helper. MI 8-1420. Ltaee latialled—Cellar Water- STATION friendly atmMphere — apply in person to Mr. Walter CaU MI 8.7936, ^ ______tertainment will be Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. SEAWAY TODBOrrS DOUBLE Tbwn Hall ftom 7 to 9 p.m. eo, gmrmgt. Has everytkiagr preeltog Done.' Eerguson. ' try sactlon. Six room C a ^ , flrs- .' The munbar of vloitors to tha S t Tha Poront Teoebor Aisis. will Far Osar tt Ys«a ^ . " ’ • . ------7------Roofing—Biding 16 BUS DRIVERS full time, five day FOR LEASE ^ ploce, bath and lavatory. Hot Lota lor Salt 78 Robert Viony, Mr. end Mrs. Rob­ 013 Wast Oentor M Wanted 1o Rent water heat, oU, screens, storms. ert Thorp, Mr. and Mrs. Bums Soma 40,000,000 acres, a greater Lawrence Seaway project along Um BMet at 8 pim. to the elementary Trailers 6-A week. Call MI ^2414 between 7-9 n>B INFORBlA’nO N Watte- Hoata for t)is svoning will

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEj^ 18, 195T; ) ‘ L, 9 Average Daily Net Press'Run PAGE TttlRTY-TWO J:— ’Th* WMthcr iKattrijpaJk lEiiMttng HrralJi For the Week Ended greneMl of U. O. WanUrer Bwnaiq October 12, 1951 OlrU Friendly Sponaora wUl hold Mndev, •eoMiowd rnfaa beglaalag A bout Tow n their monthly meeUng Friday fol­ 12,690 tUe ttvm itte, eomtixulx g Mmlgkt. lowing a peUuek at 6:15 p.m. in Meanber o f the Audit Im w ha 50*. lU In emdlaag Fridaay nf- St Maiy'a IMaeopal Church. newly squared Bureaau of CXrculxtlon temomi. High 55-10. Hoeteases will be Mrs. Louise OMnetr Du m ttwls* m«nl)«n Manchester—r-A City of Village Charm ■M r«inSiiil«d et ih« me«tlnj to- Hotchkiss. Mrs. Edna Christensen.. M fh t at T:80 at the Italian Amer- Ulllan Irwin, Mrs. Florence French-cuff broadcloth inger and M fa .'m fy Fraser. loan CJnb. and ar* u r r «l to ap­ VOL. LXXVII, NO. 15 (TWENTY-FOURSi PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1957 (OImnUM AflvortMxg Fxga 83) PRICE nVE CENTS pear In eoirtunie ft»r the Halloween party. Covenant Congregatlonallata will hold a cottage prayer meeUng Shewn it en« of th* u.< Uajor and'Mre. John Pickup and Thursday at 1:15 at the home of Ifa jo r Msrrtle Turkington kttend- Mrs. Bed* Carlson. Ii2 Maple St. many stylai of $2.98 Syrian A rm y ed the welcome meeting today at The Confirmation class will meet U.S, to Urge U,N, the Boeton Salvation Army head- at the church Friday at 8:15. and bloutts you will find (LESS 10%) quartera for the new territorial the Covenant League will meet at SIZES ‘ P u t on Alert; commander In the Eastern Terri­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. .and i t to 88 Mrs. Ma\irice Swenson. 458 Porter in our Sportswear ueen tory, Commlaaloner Holland Prenoh and Mrs. French. A public St. A white elephant sale will be Last 3 Probe Soviet Role Cabinet Meets welcome will also be accorded to held during the evening. Dapt. at 10 */. off them In.Ghelaea^ Damaacua, Syria, Oct. IT (F— Miss Martha Minnick. daughter the regular price The Syrian Arm y waa p)aeed on *nie Holy Family Mothers of Mr. and Mrs. William Mtnnlck. In Mideast Crisis alert today and the cabinet waa re­ .Circle will meet tonight at S J50 Wetherell St.. Is enrolled as a during the last three ported weighing general mobillza- o'clock with Mrs. Raymond T. sophomore at Nasson College, tidn in the criais ariaing from j QuUh, dl Cambridge St. Spring\’ale, Maine., dayi of our Anniver­ United Nations, N. Y„ Oct.t The committee was expected to chargei Turkey la planning to at­ 17 (IP)— The United States urge the full 82-nation Aaaembly tack. V- HALE’S to take up the Syrlan-Russlen A government apokeaman dis- sary Celebration. worked urgently today -Gn charges on an emergency baais, cloeed the. Arm y alert, but aaid It proposals designed to insure bypassing debate in the Political amounted'only to a cancellation of that any U.N. inquiry into Committee. officers' leaves. The spokesman denied an Egyptian Middle East (A ll Sales Final) the Middle East crisis will Diplomats predicted the Assem­ bly would begin debate on the ex­ News Agency report that a atate of Eiseiiihower Extends M O R S ^ O O D take a look, at the role played plosive issue early next week. emergency had been declared. Ind Anniversary Sportswear— 2nd Floor by the Soviet Union. Russian Soviet Foreign minister That would cancel all leaves and This becai^e known as Sir Leslie Andrei Gromyko, in'" a letter to order all absent soldifrs to report Miinro, president of the U.N. Gen­ Aasembly President Sir Leslie, to their units. The Egyptian report BUTS eral Assembly, called a meeUng of charged that the Turkish general was splashed In all Damascus W elcom ed Nation the Asscmbly'a 17-natlon Steering newspapers. '/K staff, Working with American ad­ Committee tomorrow to begin the visers, had made plana for an at­ The epokesman aaid the officers' From Hale's Domestic first round of debate on the prob­ tack on Syria immediately after learves first were canceled a few Washington, Oct. 17 (fl’)— Queen Elizabeth II of England lem. the Turkish elections Oct. 27. weeks agothen the order was re­ came to Washington today for a colorful official welcome Dept, To Celebrate Their,,, A spokesman for the U.S. dele­ Orom.vko proposed that U.N. laxed (or awhile and now has been SALE gation said Ambassador Henry members raise a force to meet any reinstated. The spokesman declar­ from President Eisenhower and the warm acclaim of hun­ Cabot Lodge was in a huddle with such attack and said Soviet forces ed no mobilizatior or even partial dreds of thousands of ordinary people. . x his aides this morning on Ideas would take part. The Russian also mobilizations-of the army has been On behalf of all her own peoples, in a great common­ ordered. • 82nd ANNIVERSARY which the United States wonld ad­ endorsed the Syrian demand for wealth of nations, the glowing young Monarch bespoke vance on how the U.N. Inquiry a U.N. commission to Investigate Two cabinet members who de­ Should be conducted. the situation on the Syrian-Turkish clined to be Identifled told report­ “friendship and respect" for the United Statefe. EXTRA HEAVY, EXTRA SOFT The probe was proposed yester­ frontier and recommended that it ers, however, the cabinet was con- To President Eisenhower, it was a friendship “tested in WiUHSUTTA TOWEL ENSEMILE day by Syria, apparently acUng In be instructed to report within two aldering nationwide mobilization. the crucible of war." coordination with the Soviet Unton. weeks of its creation. Turkish Minister Adnan Kural sae. flJ i. S4” a EXTRA LARGE BATH SIZE ... .$] ,59 met with acting Foreign Minls- The Chief Executive met Her Majesty at Washington K N I TW I AR Both said, a Turkish attack on In Washington, Secretary of National Airport, where she stepped from the President’s BBO. Mo. HAND AND FACE SIZE ...... ••79g Syria appeared imminent. The State Dulles told a news conference i ter Kalil Kallas and delivered a REO. 50r. PAC E CLOTH ...... 3 9 < U.S. spokesman said the United that any Russlan-Syrian attack on ! note from his government. personal plane after a flight from Williamsburg, Va. States welcomed the proposal and It was understood the note- de- 8»iy fo r gifta—buy for your-own use. Beautiful luxurious solid A pretty wa.v to dresa this Turkey would bring U.S. forces to She was a picture book Queen, indeed— garbed in bright expressed hope It would clarify , nied Syrian charges that Turkey color towels by "Wamsutta" In wfjlte, blue, aqua, yellow, green, the aid of the Turks. Dulles electric blue and carrying an armful of brilliant scarlet roses. autumn . . . in thi.i. textured, “who ft is that threatens peace In warned that in such event Russian light gray, charcoal and pink. (Continued on Page Ten) At the airport. It was pon^* ribbed knit with cleverly con­ the Middle Ea.st." y .soil would not b e '‘privileged sanc­ and ceremony znd all the honorz Cotton Challis U.S. sources said ih e United tuary," safe from American re­ trasted double collar and cuffs that go to a -viaiting chief of atate. R« 9. $7.95 H ok's Lurel Nylon*Rayoh Ikm i States would be prepared to offer taliation as Chinese Communist Eleennower aetured Elizabeth he Stock Leaders . . . figure-molding elasticized Its own Ideas on the composition territory had been In the Korean ipoke for all Americans in ex­ o f the investigating body and its War. Senators Deny wai.stline. Of hand-washable tending her "a warm weiconjfe.' s6ope. From Anakara, the Turkish gov­ Then the people Of the national Down Sharply BLANKETS »... su. *5.95 GOWNS and ernment sent Syria a note report­ Extra warn without w e i^ t Five smart colors. 100% virgin Orion. Sizes 8-18. The m eeting' of the Steering capital, and outaidera who crowded Committee was delayed unt)! to­ edly rejecting earlier charges of GOP to Benefit Into town for the evant, ahowed morrow after aome key delega­ aggressive plans and countercharg­ tha Queen that the President was On W ar Jitters REO. $5.95 HRST QUALITY % tions, including 'Turkey, insisted ing that the pro-Soviet Syrian right. 'ITtey waved and cheered In PAJAMAS * ’* they would not have time to re­ regime was raising a diversionary By Little Rock long, deep ranks along miles of LATEX FOAM ^ 22 ceive instrucUons from their gov- Naw York, O ct 17 UR—Ineraaa- President Elsenhower turns his attention to Prince Philip as they leave National Airport In ear with parade route along historic capital emmenta before then- (Oonttnued on Page Tea) ing nervousntaa ovar tha -Syrian JVArm.cuddly-material just the-garment. Washington. Oct. 17 tin— Sen. Queen Elizabeth for the White House. Royal couple arrived thia mortiing from "Virginia In Ike"a avenues. < erisia Jolted; stock market i^ c w M»nsfi«TeU. 81 xl68. 1st quality, sheer 51 gauge dark scam nylona Arm.v—Total of six firings,'two He referred- to the use pf Arkan­ nor in the United States did I do tions this morning extremely dif­ north portico. REGULAR 68c. vided the notes- were verbatim or timore St 4 REGULAR 88c."" ^ HNE QUALITY of them the “ Juniper-C” design sas National Ouard troops by Gov. any espionage work and never re­ ficult, Marshall Melin, moonwatch Smiling broadly and stepping 4S X 88 Ffllow Oasae. 45c 43 X 16. 59c in new fall shades. Reinforced heel and toes which were purely experimental Orval Faubus In a way which at substantially so. ceived from anybody any espio­ coordinator, aaid. IW c h Byers said he examined notes forward with extended hand, the took losaea in tha range of aidund for extra wear. Sizes 8* 2 to 11. COnON PRINT Church Group . devices, four o f them Jupiter firat kept Negro students out. of nage or secret information." Ralph Stevens of Arlington, First Lady said to Elisabeth and i IRBM designs. Four o f the fir- Central High School there. taken by the F B I In 75 to 100 inter­ The prosecution case is based looking through his moonwatch Philip, “ So nice to aee ypu." am V»ea Tcoi) TYPE 180 LADY PEPPERELL tlsfled or exceeded the ex- Eisenhower later ordered fed­ views with Hayhanen. He held they largely on..Hayanen’s teatlmqny telescope, said, *T definitely saw Mrs. Eisenhower was hatleaa. « Seen Blocking! pectauilna of the Army's di ilgn- eral troops In to halt disorders and were not substantially verbatim that he was Abbel’i assistant in aometlUng copper-colored” erois Her dress was a dark green wo— Unenay For chain, divans, couchea 72 X 90— ^ . 9 8 A . NUTHATCH most iltrK te d to lumas that offer us Congregational churchea are at­ had that the signed Hay- Yankee Atomic Energy Project by calm prevailed ia France todny. bedspreads, etc. the enjoyments of the "PRISCILLA tending the meeUng together with The 43-year-old author of "The itateqient which the prose- 72 X 108— $5.98 Plague” and ‘"The Fall"’ was cited- fair of i960 . . . In the wake of a Communist enll about 8IRD FEED0I" where we ere well-fed 119 observers from churchea re­ cuttoii made "available to the de- Consolidated - Diesel * Electric for demonstratCona agalaat 'tha 60 X 72— J under ideel circumstances, ind sur­ portedly sympathetic to the anti­ for "hia Important literary prod-- Also gold tone printed Corp. of Stamford Is au^arded 6811,- U.S. to Counter Soviet war In Algeria. Fnotorles oper­ PEOPLE-WATCHING rounded by ell bur friends. That way, merger movement. uction which with clear - sighted throws. 72 X 90— S 854 contract for engine generators ated nomtally deepite a Oonumi- we Can reiHy do some serious people- The Rev. Dr. Henry D. Gray of earnestness illuminates the prob­ aUt demand for a strike. Streets 72 X 108— $7.98 wefehini. „ ■ • • ■ lems of. the human conscience in by Civil Aeronautics Administra­ Hartford told thp conventim ye»^ 50 Asim Flu tion . . . Dean Carplyn L. Widmer weK peeceful throngk meet of ^ AUfomunc saua PAN ^ MilOMATK M U IT terday that the cause of pro-Con- our times.” Psychological Warfare the day. . ^ irur, STUM MO NT MM ' Confidentially, I understand that the o f University of Conne'cUcut School ANOTHER 8HIP51ENT! gregatlonaliam requires spiritual Camus was the second youngest M «al McrM M--«Mn*ii, n M- CMUq’i Hikr. M «"«<* k llr R " "P R ISC ILU BIRD FEEDER" is made of o f Nursing )a named president of K qriiiUn h >w M N'l i i1m« vU zeal and not simply a concern fop author selected by the Royal Deaths Noted DlPLOaiATIC«REAK STAUJED EVERGLAZE CHINTZ DUST RUFFLES •Nri. lit CMTliat nteliiii! Simmirs. hnii|! Hamm a t'-'-'-'t. , life tim i AlMnlnuffl mounted on a 5 -the Connecticut State Nurses' free church government SwedUh Academy of Literature Washington, Oct. 17 (ffl—Theaesuse It gives the Eisenhower ad Bonn, Germany. Oct, 17 fdB-t *T mM«»! Ik • « » CMtarira. foot sectional steel pole, painted Aaap. . . . FULL OR TWIN RED SIZE. ONLY MfntlMUly' jj g g j Xwt. IriEi frie* «eh*« re— ‘Tteligloua awakening la. the for the intematlonal prise. Brit-- ministration a qualified official, un­ Tbe West German government blacit, and that th i polytthyltne hop Wbrjt stops in Colombo, Ceylon, United States intends to pay more MtOMf. $19.95 only solid and sure foundation for ish author Rudyard Kiplin'g Was 41 Across Nation attention to psychological warfare burdened by dally administrative, today postponed,a declalan on per holds hundreds of feedings and is as I,2()b tally clerks Join tJfOO dock Finest quality chintz In pink, blue, green, aqua, ysllow and i d s o f l p w i v •very advance in the Church of when he was tapped in 1907. as a weapon In the Cold War problems, to concentrate full time severing dlplomatio relatleins OhulO' very a n y to refill. workers lii strike for higher wages white. Christ,” Dr. Gray said. « On Monday, a committee o f the > By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS against Russia. on the propaganda aspects of the with Communist.Yugoelavia. It Norwegian Parliament chose Les­ . . . Half a million Japanese work­ “ I f you are here simply because I There have been at least SO President Eisenhower served no­ Cold War. will decide tomorrow. COnncel- ter B. P earson, former Canadian ers walk off th^-^Job in Tokyo and The White House today made WHAT A VALUE! REG. 66.68 PRISCILLA you are Interested In polity (meth­ tice of this yesterday when he lor Konrad Adeaauet'e cabinet foreign secretary, for the 1957 : deaths from Aaian flu—and pos­ 400,000 others quit tpr an hour to public an Eisenhower letter to LINT FREE VISCOSE RAYON S -L b . l o g od of government), you are In the picked Arthur Larson, chief of the >n»et to plan retaliation for Yugo­ wrong place.” Nobel peace prize. The prize in sibly many more— since tha rea- back up drive for general pay In­ U. S. Information Agency, Larson to be in which the President ex­ slavia’s recognition o f the Oom- FRINGED HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS BIRD r.- Dr. Gray waa elected vlce-mod- "medicine will be announced next plratory disease started sweeping creases and rettrtment sHowancet. his special White House assistant pressed delight that Larson found mualst regime of East Germany, ^ TWIN Md Ft'LL BED SIZES FIIDIR B IR D SEED ' orator, of the aaaociatton. Today'a Thursday and the physics and .across the nation aeveral months Japanese police clash with .union on-atepji to counter Soviet propa­ it possible to take his new assign­ which Bonn contends fans no le­ final . aeaeion waa held in his chemist^ awards a week later. ago. workers demonstrating outside ganda. cantpaignj—Inriuding that ment. gal ataadlng. U.S. ■ Engineer . Supply Center la, , Frsehrunk—no Ironing. Beautiful solid .colon In yellow, pink, ^ STUM am NT MON $ 495' ^ 7 9 e church, South Congregational. \ $43,000 Prise ALBERT GAMUS Many of these deaths, however, w h ich ' soared with the Russian " I am looking' forward to the Elected moderator was Prof. Camus will receive more than Sagamlhara. .. State mediators close association that will be pos­ CAB FOB CLOSED FILES aqua and wdute. Mat DM nt (*k r kmnkn Mrinl were convplicated by other factors Satellite. _ - Oeorge B. Behman o f Royal Oak, 142,000, the largest amount ever say union officials have assured ■To , succeed Larson as U S IA sible in the months ahead," Ehsen- 'Washington. Oct. 17 UR— PiM Mre I Ufcr.'hOdiit frere k HOUSEWARES such as pneumonia or chronic ill­ Mich. He is on the staff o f Waft'ne given a Nobel literature, winner. doors. Oesterling said, that rep­ ness. And many of the cases ^vere them that.some 1,300 bus drivers chief, Eisenhower selected George hower wrote. “Certainly your ex­ James. R. Durfee, chairman of BEAUnrUL NEW PATTERNS 4nrM«)*i> $15.95 BASEMENT LEVEL State 'University in Detroit. Size of the awards depends on the resents the very basis of the Nobel and mechsinlcs will not strike for periences during the past year will tbo . CIvU AcronauHcs Board H E A V Y 6 GAUGE not confirmed by laboratory testa V. Allen, a career diplomat Who There are 5,570 congregational income- from the fund established award. to be Asian flu. at least a week. has served as ambassador to Iran, be of much assistance to both the (C A B ), said today the personal Altiiough "The Plague" and PRINTED PLASTIC CLOTHS Christian Churchea In the country. by Alfred Nobel, .Swedish, (hven- The flu seems to deal - harshly Students graduating from state India. Yugoslavia and NATO and Secretary of State and me as you files o f board members should IdKJ#- ConvenUon delegates came from tor of dynamite, who- died in 1895. “The Fail” are hia )>eat known teachers’ colleges this year urged' .work with us bn qpecial projects not be divulged to Congreea Ho Tou win love these smart new llo n i patterns. Extra heavy with retarded children, who often now is'ambassador,, to Greece. No # FREE PARKING REAR OF OUR STORE 32 states. The French writer told reporters works In the United States, Camus have weak re.si stance to such dis­ to request 66,6M starting salaries date .was fixed for Che change, but relating to international affaira." ■aid that “ once a Oofagreesltmal 6 gauge quality. All colors.^ himself claims to like be.st “Man After Dr. Gray's talk, the dele­ after learning of the award that eases. There have.;been several from public schools... James C. Hagerty, Whjte House Oalla for Action committee has, by compulsion, in Revolt," a m ajor treatise on the 54 X 54 Special Q Q 54 x 12 Special $ ^ gates viaited some Of the city’s he hoped the prize money would aerious outbreaks In .institutions Tw o person killed and two In­ press secretary, said .it will occur, But on Capitol Hill, Sen. O’Ma­ probed the personal thought • GREEN STAMPS WITH A U CASH SALES early churchea, Old State House, enable him to spend the next few philosophy o f oppression through for such children In widely scat­ jured' in auto-truck collision at soon. - honey (D -W yo) aaid that ‘"What proeesoos o f the members of aa Charter Oak. Monument land sev­ years on a big new -“educational” the ages.- tered places. ^ fog-shrouded jimcUon of Rts. 31 The surprise appointment ''t t - this country needs is not propa- ‘Independent’ agenc}‘« independ­ eral other alUs. novel. T lie Same Croearbads* Mortality Rata Low and 20 in Charlton, Mass. moved Larson front the agency .ganda but SdUon. ence o f Jndgment is destroyed WE eiVE jtW^eSEEN STAMPS Dr. Gray had told them there “ It’s theme," he said, “ la simply A Communist himself for one When it is considered that there , Factory worker William." Pat­ where he has been a favorite tar­ O’Mahoney said that wlille the forever,” - ^ ore few places In the world where how to become a man." year at the age o f 31 in his native have been possibly aeveral hun­ rick O’Callaghan repeats claim get of Congressional Democrats Eisenhower administration ' had Consregationallam has left more In a radio talk today on Camus Algeria, Camus in this book aums dred thousand caaaa throughout that he la the father of Anna W’ho objected to his Republican been cutting back on defense funds NIXON IM P DELAYED ^ MmoantnurAswi InSpurlng records than in Hartford". and hts works, Dr. Anders Oester- up hia later viau’s thus; the patiqpt^Jthe mortality rate is Kashin, bride of actor Marlon political speeches. and . manpower, - the Soviet had Washington, Oct. 17 (F>—Tho Thq first settlers arrived with the llng of the" Swedish Academy said very, ihw, .New York City alone Brando... Brando's wife sticks to ‘ Informsd officials aaid, however, been succeeding with missiles and White House snaoupeed today Si mv- o M m O M emHc N O r “ Every revolutionary andt as c o m i M o l CORK Rev. Thomas Hooker three -cen-- the . French writer illustrates an an oppreiao.' or a heretic.. .revolt has-kad 65,000 cases of suspected her athry that aha is full-blooded that tn namin’g Larebn, Btsenhow- an Earth satellite. that Vice President Nixon win The JSKHALC •HkkMlrlNltlMWMO*- ’ ''XO"* TheJW .IUIjC SrtklUnllifnsi turlwi ago. idaallatic aim in describing life Aaian flu stoqo Sqpt. 27, native >0f India. — . •P was doing more than giving him defer n M p to Enropo until aftar 129.95 % ^ wiDR| mm, lynp ■ and revolution both wind up at the “I don't think that’s the answer ^ . MANCHitnil COMH* M a m c h r s t e r . C o m m * ConnocUcut's hlatorlo batUo to flUdOMd him and above all acetnU same crossroads.- The police or Figurpa l ^ j i a r d to coma by, Loa Angeles Examiner kSya Ruo- a new post behind the scenes where to sputnik and I don't think Lar­ adjonrament of the next aan- M To th e'e h a rU r hidden ln~the the poaiUve byshowing an anorgat- folly." howevar. RaporUfig.-technlquea dif­ will try to hit mooa with rock­ he would be saf* from Democratic son or anyone else can. make it an itan o f Oongreaa. That msana CO iNER M AIN ORd OAK STREETS MALE’S AFFLIANCE DEFARTMENT. (FLEASE USB OAK ST. ENTRANCE) .j CORNIR MAIN «M l OAK STRUTS tihartor OoJi proios that 'Tlberty ie - demand for - revolt agataist Camua hlmsolf advocates^ a fe r with different ataMM|Kiplth de- ets Nov. 7 . , . Unwrapped drink­ attack. answer," he said. 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