It RALE's SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT FOWL 31^ PORK ROAST

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J*bJr. waiuwji tdelgM.' Lmr'- Spl^aUR CONVfiNIElVCE • f 1 11,471 A \ Member ef the Audit lewsr 60e. F a ir ,' \ ' Itareaa of CIrenlatloa \ High imper #6. -i_H S4t«rday aigM. ^W E ARE OPEN ^ -UP K 1 1 —----- — ------' '______Manche»ter-^A City of Village Charm V' . A' ■n 1 yOL. .LXXIV, -■ (Claaalfled Advertlriag ,oa Page IS)'^ IDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1954 (TWENTY PAGES) .>■ -.Vn -, \ PRICE FIVE CENTS We Have Improved Our Parking ihe Customers Seem To Like It ^ i f | / We Carry Your Orders Tp-Your Car and Ask You Not to Offer Tips Closer Link We Open D aily^ 8 A. M.—bpen Friday Until 8 :30 P.^ M.

Our meat manager ii'allr “pepped up" this week in an. to tlcipation of touring Canada ne^d week. . . If there ^ t a l i is anythin our Charlie McCarthy enjoys next to selling RECIPE OF THE WEEK fine meat products. It la visiting new places. ." ■ . ' ' ' \ a: arlie has selected these special values M this week*- \\':X . Paris, Ott. 8 (A>)—Former Chop DinMi; TENDER CHOICE GRADE French Foreign Minister LAMB LEGS .... X. 1. Washington, Oct. 8 (yp)^'rhe three Derfiqcratic members Robert Schuman declared to- •' • • • 69c iT RALE'S SELF SERVE AND MEAT DEPT of the Senate Investi^tions aubcommittee have a.sked Chair dayâ rearmed Western Ger- XiFfiaiiii Selected for us'by Swift Premium and Puritan. . . -Serve '.5-' man McCarthy (R-Wis) to put off action on hw nomination many\woul(i be tempted to I kmSt —■ — »l«li with Birds Eye "'peas, mashed white of sweet potatoes, H oi» Satir / I tmir^ tlc**, “’ mint jelly. One low price . . . one top grade. MEET YOUR of James N. Juliana as subcommittee Staff director until the withdraw-Trom the 7-power IE AT DEPARTMENT ^ Ic Sale Senate reconvenes next month.®---- - ■" — ...... j------European .'’•fllliance agreed z I loiM ti iackb(«a / .TENDER SWIFT’S PREMIUM BONE^N GENERAL MILLS a$^2evi*M / ••■- Sena. McClellan (Ark), Symington' upon at Londb;in, Ballot lliile Releaged by Reds We have a quantity of this fancy beef, SALADA TEA BAGS REPRESENTATIVE (Mo) and Jackaon (Wash), made! He maintained Gdr,piany should ]: Phone Galls I Swiaklc chop! ttupooa i«It LAMB SHOULDERS ... .. Ib. ST^ raised by 4-H Club members, which we AT HALE'S THURSDAY. Dublic today telegrama sent t o : Co-ed Disa^pe^rfl be more closely tied to 'Weatom iMd Vi Mwpooa pepper. Brown ehops .Boned the Pinehurst way, these shoulders slice nicelj^ if 48 bags at regular price '^cCarihy yesterday. jX Europe, as it woild havb been in I uowly e« boch tides in bot fat in skilltt you let them "set" about 15 minutes after removlng-Yrom are selling at our regular beef prices. FRIpAY AND SATURDAY ■ These said: "We! do not now con d I a « m ^ cbopi from tlcillet Add onion 16 more for Ic, C the 6-power European &fense I N e v ^ a oven. - Combination , • s s t s a s a sent to the-, appointment of Mr. immunity (EDC) he had hd {Mentioned I n JIk in wilier and cook tldwlp ) V ' v' ' . J. - PRICED DOWN AGAIN... FAMILY TREAT Juliana" td the post, and added: BBMa, Tbra add bread cubes, milk, SWIFT’S PREMIUM BONELESS, EASY TO stlCE LARGE PLUMP Special Offers P , „ leatiMn talc, the ta«e ahd corn. Ro a stin g "We requeat that you call a SchOwM spoke in debate In the D u e T o d a ^ I Mix until bread cubes lose ibeir shape. DAISY HAMS ...... lb. 69t meeting of the full subcommittee French National Assembly, where I m cbm on lop of corn laixtutc in freeSamplez promptly after the Senate recon- S- government sitpporters seek pa.s- B y S e n a l I i^ ec . Com and bake on center rack CHOICE GRADE / x Soft W6V6 Tissue vVenes in Noven)ber for the pur .•age of a resolutlolKendorsing the Carson City, Nev., Oct. 8 lo t JJOewen (modcNte) foe 30 mionias, CRACKER BARREL . , pose of submittli^ his noniina- work of Premier Plerra Mendes- RIB OVEN ROAST lk^69c^ FOWL tion for consideration and action." :}■ (A*)—Nevada’s three-man Su Washingtoh.Xfct, 8 (ff)— lo r nOiil chops arc tendtt. Scree hot. ,France in London and eiqbrcssliuE IM u m 4 icteinsi. Of tender beef, meaty 3rd through 7th rlb ^ McCarthy Has No Cotnyneht confidence lii his atility to nego preme Court\ today weighed Sen. Cflpejjftrt (R-Iiid) laid SHARP C H EESI^ ■ There was, no immediate, com tiate formal treaties. 'the question of-.^hether the today MS been put under FOR DEUCIOUS "HAMBURGS ” ment from McCarthy; who is re- USE p i n e h u r s t LEAN / ' 3 - 35' A vote may cortie late toVilght or v()^^ or the state's Republi “pressure” not to investigate -ported BtUI nursing a sinus aliment tomorrow, unlDfui Mendej9>France at his home. can goYeriior will naihe a suc A'âse in which he said two CHUCK GROUND .../ y .. .. lb. 59c MrCORMICK makes the decision an issue of con IT'S PORK SAUSA66 '/>LI. PKG. x There was «6 explanation why fidence. In that esse the vote cessor tq tltojate Dembtratic men received fera for- their FOR MEAT LOAF . . SAVE WlXlf 3 1 ^ the three Democrats wanted the would have to be postponed until Sen, Pat McCirc^n, whose help, in getting government- FRESHLY CHOPPED PINEHOTST pbstponement of McCarthy's re- Monday. He will spcal. at the close term has two more'years to insured loans on defense TIME!"\X BLACK PEPPER qtiest for promotion of Juliana ■of the debate. run. ' ^ hdusing projects. " - I Ttiero In little \Pe can add to what^ HAMBURGER .. i ...... lb. 39c from the offl(;iaI .rank of alaff In fANGY YOUNG NESCAFE vestigator and the unofficial rank Widens Bnissels-Pact^l The ■ High Court took under Capehart la „chairtnan ofl thai. wa have already said time after CAN ALSO BE USED FOR FRYINOyr BAKING. The London Conference decided study la.st night the legal contro Senate Banking commlttse, -naar- time regarding the merits of First Of assistant atalT director. -t* Our pMtry daportmant ftohiras frtsh ch^kan parts. You^cdn TIN The present director,'Francis P .. .0 widen the ild Brussels Pact of versy between Republicans and ing the end of six months ofl hear Prise Fork Sausage. First Prise A-OZ FCaiwe, Britain, Holland, Luxem Democrats and indicated it may ings 'into housing scandals which Bauaige is. “Pork SaniMge a t Its , $ | J 5 Carr has submitted his resignation clioosa tha klndt and quantity, yoii prafttv" \ / 45' LARGE îZE to become effective Nov. 1. burg gnd Belgium tojnclude West nile later today. , Capehart calls the biggest in his best" Tou will find it Uie same Germany and Italy. All tout Britain tory. . . Subcommittee rules require nia- state \Supreme, Court justices tod^, tomorrow, next week and would haVto been in EDC, are elected on a non-partisan "They can’t put presaura on. ma’ , next year. VVe have it in . small , jortty vote approval of staff ap- S M O K E D HITNTS Said Schuhnan: basis, but i t ' Is -well known the and they might as well know it," liiiks, large links, lb. bags. . . . SMOKED HALE’S COFFEE -pointmenta. There was no, re ‘•Unless w(p make . a start at the Senator declared publicly near > port on how the -other three Re Police In'AliNwty, Nr Y., are court currently is made up of two Try it to ^ . . . unUIng Europe we will have lo.st Republicans and one Democrat. the end of this mornring's aesôn. ./V' publican member! were voting. seeking C}-ntbiB Meyer, alHivc, a an exceptional change, to create a He emid the “prssstire’’ had baton / ■ I SHOULDERS BACON S q u ares TOMATO SAUCE McCarthy had sent letters to 19-year-old sophomore missing With elec-tion only three weeks j.If you like Sausage PatUes, strong, prosperous and independ away. Chief Justice EdgiSr Bather exerted: in telephone calls within may we suggest that youf^ry FRESH GROUND Ib. his six colleagues asking them for from Albany fltate Teachers Col ent continent under -French lead the pasUflA hours. fo r De//c/cm ,^/^/or lege since Oct., ,1. Her mother, told newsmen aftgr ll.stening to our own Old. H om est^ sea* - A- / 99 permission/to promote Juliana, a ership." two hours of legal arguments the Later, he-declined to elatwrata former FBI agent who has-been Mrs. 5lax Unker, of Nyack, had Boned Sausage meîtA . . fea* c Care must be taken. Schuman court will decide "as soon as pos to newsmen ^Qr to discloaa who MISSISSIPPI . . .Can you spell Misliiaalppi ? We do not DOLE 3 cans 2 9 ® expected her home but she faileil added, to ln.sure that if and when sible , becatise time is of the ss- Pfc. Charles Julius, left. of . Orlando, iRn., and Lt. Col. Herbert Peterm. right. Seattle, WasA., are mads the calls tbJiim. tured this week at 59c Ib. (Omtinned on Pngs Two) to arrive. (.\P Wirepihoto), kence." 660,0M V l ^ Paifl care how you apell juat so long as you - buy. it at Plne- LB: German.v- is reuritlcd if does not hv” R"rt"* '-•»* S- Anity Hospital In Seoul, Koren,NOct. 7. They were released /Pinehurst lAifib Patties made huMt. . .. All by way of em phasi^g the i^lue of MtssU- HEINZ back out of its obligations. He Oby. Charles Russell already ?• iQ^* H'l. “H " • Period as prisohera of the Reds Ool, Petd^ had been held since Feh. Capehart told neW slppl .vear-oId Reno math a forced landfag near Red base at Kalspn. North Korea. The dozen different firms from tendCT cuts of fresh It today . . . atrvt It with Puiehurat' fresh eggs or try outside France ihat reunifleation attorney, Ernest Brown-an Ei mI '*■“ "• • Pnlne north of deihar- about $60,000 in fees lamb .^yslightly seasop^ . it /vith hamburga. . .. / . I^RK^L NAME) FRESH PORK TOMATO KETCHUP of Germany would reopen ail the senhower Supporter—to fill out catlon line dividing Korea. (-\P Hirephoto via radio from.Tokyo). men, whom he. Identlfl^'Widentify aa easy Ao broil . . . (about 4 to LARGE SIZE U. S. Urged to Foot questions .settled at London. the vacancy. Dcrnocrats have cha)-, art McCormackck and Ml lenged the legaUYy of the appoint -T" Diggs, both of WnflhlBgtoe.Wj t h ^ . ) lb. 29c ifnSSiSSIPPI CfeD BACON CAN , He praised Mendes.-France for McPqrmack ______, brinifinjf back, from' London a ment. They insist Rrown sh()Uld .'irns called as a serve only until the winner df a Registrar Cited witness this inomUig but his at RACORN S British promise to keep fouf divi torney aatfl ha was too U1 g w wUl find Pinehurst tendercure ’ BACON . .. . lb. 69c PORK ROAST * 49< 2 4 9 ® sions on the continbt. But, he November senatorial race takes l i t coined beef just a little leaner. / 60% of Highway office next January, niervousncH and high blood WELCH'S complained, not enough was done otes Bar sure to teetify. Ca^hart wlthva wonderful flavor-and you /( a k e y o u r c h o ic e WHOLE STRIPS - e BURN'S at London -to restore cqnfldenc.e The Democratic candidStV. Is wlU enk^''Morreira ready-to-eat 53 ' ■ ----- ^ r ' -i Alan Bible, 44, a' Reno attorney an examination bY a gdyflmment •'Some llb^ it fat . . some like it lean ” . . . some likfe FRUIT OF THE VINE between Prance and Germany. doctor to determine hams .y. . the hani In the blue drumsUcks ,. . . which are all dark meat . . . and oti^ra Washington, Oct. 8 (A*)—The American Munici^l A.s.s'n., He said the basis of the London who has begun Campaigning. Wrapper. V,. SLICED BEETS The GOP yesterday won a per terburv Seen in Ike Speech could teaUfy later tmtty. enjoychlcken breiists which are all white meat, Buy STEAK; HAM «d CO?NCO BBEF*a SAUSA^ Cfllled on the federal government today to put up 50 p;^ cent agi-eemcnts was the idea of con \ William Simon, Am committee what you like in Pihehurst freshly, cut chicken piirts . . .' A Preserve of Whole , trols on rearmament. This he manent injunction blocking candi naiidiiii||t fr^W pork is all gov> of the money for the 50-bijlion-doIIar highway prbgram pro- dates front" being placed on the Hartfoad, 8 t(P) —Nelson^L. counsel, aaked Pr. Thornton T. SBnaeatlnepeC ted western (X>IIN cut from White Rock tender chickens. , PRODUCTS iemd CO LD CUTS, \Your naighbor likos fo "trade" here Concord Grape. /fS r criticized a.s "negative/' —youwlH too! - ( . , - • posed by President Eisenhower. Mayor A. E. of Detroit, ballot. Democrats promptly SP Carpente/. GOP jstate Central- Denver, Oct. 8 )-Violent “ FRESHER^, various memliets of Parliament on of "developments'Arising from the Greatest Sliifllr-fllffortN. Hilt .rMlied he thought McCor , interstate highway system up to* turbulence flfi .Hurricane Hazel to- 'the London accords. To Arms Issue ihdejienP>—Adlai lU aaid that In any eraafl lie, Pinehurst Fruits ■pecial presidential advisory cqm- ,, the frozen food value of 125 mile winds around its welt- Political Committee moves into of Canterbury-.’’ d paid $5.000—he didn’t malM and Y'egetables mltte«s. "The group headed by,/Jei^ deflhed eye, has become so turbu action today, with indications. It "This-la a matter which grave fifxt two yeAra campMi^ a .^1952 modal laat ni^ht leer whether he paid It to Mc -week: ' '->C FIRST OF THE SEASON 2 Lbs! 35c Luclua B. Clsy Is winding lip two (Continued ,on Page Tw'o) ^ - lent that the Navy pilot radioed will give priority to the thorny dis ly affects the voting rights of !W- \Toward achievement of that I"** '*'*T,*^‘* Cormick or Diggs—for proffered ‘ flays of hearings into ways and "no further penetration advised. armament question. or more persons.’’^Carpenter sdid help in setting up a corporation Grand Dutchess Sfasaks / m eansputting Eisenhdw'er’a pro goal, the Republican National I?!*? hor~ Hazel, eighth tropical storm of .-The 60-nation group’s initial in a prepared release, adding: Comihi^tee is footing the bin for and broken promises. and gttpA g m government mort* pkg. 49c ^ FLORIDA ORANGES Doz. 69c gram into effect. /'' the . season, then was centered meeting was expected to deal "I have referrecl, the,matter to "Vtce, President Nixon, th ^ Re- gage ^commitment. He testlfled he The President sajFormosa, Oct. 8 up)— ^ With Russia’s new disarmament divisiMa of the Repub- aU^flumth). ’ There was mountip^ criticism here the matter, had not been brought at various times IsteT in the toye* $155,000 In checks from a.buUdsr, * CAULIFLOWER Ig. siste 19c /Sighwayjsyatem." He said federal A crew of 10 was on board. After plan noW inscribed on the agenda to his attenion officially, as yet. nlng. ' jind agAinst policies which EGG P L A N T S ck 19e and gtmte governments should wof.: penetrttlng the eye, the flyers tod’.y of reported U.S. action It was predicted the arms debate svor the few.st ths SEALTEST ICE CREAM Acorn Squash, Butternut SqUa.s together on other roads, particular halting Natlonaiiat attacks on-the ■”T The White House says the TV ortlnM y.’* (Oaabmefl an ^'' . ^ 5c -r/- emerged and headed for the naval -a-ould last at least two Weeks. Uve coverage Is the most)exten c;^Tt)ta ly in smfl- around major cities. base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.' Red-held maiRland. - Soviet. 1 / phasis on interstate roads. 35 miles in diameter. Many spiral • Nationalist officials refused to sion report. Sourbes close to the Called from AR Wires no/hinee dcClai^. discuss the situation, but newspa political rally arranged by the He .said he found In K a iu ^ " a s leA P W iifls IVORY 8N O W ^...... ,.,3Ic from Becker .. large bunch 23c H. At Thonrpaon of Paoli. Pa., oanos converging toward center. United States said they do not ex Colorado GOP organization. pers and many private citizens pect any prolonged squabble over n Maine..a ground ,awell/S^ dis IVORY FUAKE8 ,^ ...... 310 FROZEfd FOOt>S openly criticized what has been Fortner U.S. en\'oy to Guate Murray Snyder. aVslstant Whit may and revolt against p H foplish TIDB-^vt.-.-.^ . , . . , ,-31c TOMATOES cello box of 4 ...... (Conliaaefl op Page Eight) (COBttnued on Page E ig h t), .this technicality. 2 3 c dubbed the "no retaliation” order. mala. John E. Peurifoy says Red Hi^se. press secrelai^’, said ti^t hoas.ts and broken propri.ses" of SKNATK* B.ACXS S C R U A QlA^f*r V e.e e e e e • e eV'#-*-* «.b • e74c • , " HONEYDEWS ^ RIPE p F a r s Weaifern diplomats are hopeful Seabrobk Farms Br6ccdl3peqrs 10 Ozs. 1 9 c ■ The United States reportedly that, when the debate gets under menace "still ’ continues in Latin In 'Mdition to the general pubne. the Eisenhower adiirthlstration. Rone. Oct. 8 T| Uikae Mte* ' CHEER ...... flip some- 2.1.50,000 partV w orkers^nd GIANT ...... 74c suggested discontinuance of ' at- way, Vliminsky wi|,l spell oiit more America” . . . Employes of the "Even the norjrtally huge Re later Mqrie ScelbK easily wen • Hand picked McIntosh tafcka on Amoy and other Red clearly hir call for step by step re Federal Communications Commis recruits arill be . tuned in to the publican majorities in the ebn- Senate vote of, conOdeitee to DUZ ...... and Gravenstein applea Snow Crop L ^ F SPINACH , 11 Ozs.-^ I 8 c bases along the China coast op sion are -cautioned to avoid loud address at about 26.500 ’;|(ri(cinct GIANT DUZ duction of the ’ world’s acnis an(J greMlonal vaceto have been; wflittled ol gtot oa tko ItaU aa-Y ugaaiar' are from the Pero or Ike Power Plan Faces posite Formosa In an , effort to eventual outlawing: of nuclear and disorderly partying, drunkeh- workers day" rallies all aytound the down to a size which, should bf ■etUemeat of Uw Trieate free 8PIC and SPAN chards. Pih|hUrst gilt Snow Crop^¥^^FLFS _ make certain aid to the Nstionaf- nes.v,, brawling’ or .any-other con- country, LARGE JOT ... fruit baskets are custom 8 otM. 18c weaponv . . quit* manageable by us Demo- ! t ^ * * g i g ?* ***—■ ^ 8»6* Ists is used for only defensive'pur- As .yet-- the Russians have” not duct,li)iat might reflect upon fed See Hart Hlltto^Speech crala—come 19.56.'’ he remarked. • IJY to M. The veto waa Scelha’k , REGULAR JOY...... made by Mr. Butler , . . ,poses. / ' eral-service. *The President’a a^reaa will be seeoad victary |a tha Scaiate la JdpDIUM IVORY for^ jiist gtve your' order to // Two Senate Inquiries clariftefl how far they are willing In mentioning Maine,- Stevengon - No ^pUnatlox . ' to . go. toward actual agreemiriit United States says i( will devote Wb hardest hlttinsr of the cam alluded to la st month's elecUonj in two weeks aafll prei-efl hUa ' LARGE IVORY .....,.,2 for Dorothy on MI-3-4151 The attacks began early last part of savings, arising f^-om end paign and atraigiitfrom the shoul- flrtaly la ceasaaaad et the gev- and basket will be ready'] with the West, although Vishln- which the state elected Edmund S, PERSONAL IVORY . .. .4 for 23c Cas/} Refund H N U C O A " Washington, Oct. » (9) ^ Pres-.;:two privately owmed power com- month after the Reds bombarded plan appears based partly on ing of Indochina, war to projecU Snydei-. Muskle, J, 39-year-old Democratic erain^t., ' ) ’ ■ - CItlSCO -3’s ,S7c for . you . . . . or we 'wiU for , five hours the Nationalist within the Columbo Plan ... Chan deliver. , Idcnt Elstnhbwer s plan to send panics headed by Edgar H. Dixon fhe British-French recommends-: He added thgl It will be pattern- national commlt)|»eman. ’ as Qov* CRISCO Its ...... 3 4 c _ /with COUPON froro / THIJWAROARINI alectric power from ai private plant and E. A. Yates. Island of Quefnny, seven miles off tioA for a ban on the use of nu cellor of Exchequer Richard. A. e .. Clare Boothe-Lace, Ambaaaafler you w anîn TOMATO SOUP .^ /< - The Atomic Energy Commission electricity to the TVA, to reblace ■the Chinese'Communists are. Wilt slugged hard for the first time In Republican. Its two Senators. or Ken L Meal*...... box 25c ing to make In their own huge Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co. says- It the campaign, saying-, a Demo *e Italy,-aad. aaM aim .flaeaat (AEC) confirmed .yesterday it has current which TVA delivers to êw M exico Flood haa been named by Atomic Energy Governor and five 6 m i x U. S. / approved the form of the Dlxon- AEC. plants. - . ■ Armies. ' cratic Victory in Noverfiber would plaa to resiga -*ia the teveaee- BEECHNUT BABY FOODS . . ; Commission, to build P®,w"er teal Representktivea are RepubUcans able fulwre." '■ / - Yates contract to put the political ,In a letter to Laiiger, the anti the disarmament Issue ta lead to "stagnetlon" in govern- The sixcongreastbnal seats, the and other Beechnut prdducU sold at these everv dav low Lbgses ill M illioiig cltoared up, the committee , is ex plant at Lament, .111. . :. . Band of prices. ... ' ly controversial plan Into opera monopoly subcommittee chairman, col^ air strikes across New Eng 3 ^ " 3 3 ^ tion. j AEC General Manager Kenneth D. pected 'to discuss the report of the (CoaUnoed on Page Tea) JAILED rairW )OTlNO _ COUPON from c a p e COD collective ^. .measures " committee land, ending growing' season with (CMUaiMfl M Page Eight) ^ Saltsbary, Eagiaafl, Oct. fl (65 Angry protest caase frdm , Sena. I Nichole confirmed that .the- com- Roswell, N.M., Oct. 8 Ul-A fer sub-freezing temperatures. lAROI BACKAOI OB . STRAINED BABY FOODS .'4 for 39c ' LMger'(R-ND) and Kefauver (D-i mlsalon has approved the form of calling on U.N. members to con 5lrfl. Mavis R-heder, 36-year aid JUNIOR BABY FOODS 3 for 4Sc Tenn),:who disclosed plana,to step: proposed. Dixon-Yates con tile southeastern New Mexico val tribute to any group action Stamford industrial executive Kloade fllvereee, was seatmeefl ■HLKÔNB* ' EDUCATOR ley, a week ago. desperately in need against aggression. declares Fair Employment Prac today to six naatlM ta; jail far BEECHNUT COFFEE .. A i $l.l2 ab their investigation of the pro-| Iract. But Nichols paid AEC has of rain, remained awash today tice laws “supplement and acceler Ca*h Refund 21^ With Coupons Ject aa memters of the Senatesigned the Contract nor ôtch the los-e aeet aheotiag at Lard' From Milk Bone MEW BEECHNUT INSTANT COFFEE 4 oz; ?1.39 from- iu most devastating flood in - (CoBtisned osr Page Five) ' ate bartc process leading to ecpwl VUiaa, 46, t saflsa hapreearle. COOKIES onti-Monopoly subcorumlttsi. made any. binding commitment to years. I-Tood damage, which cannot opportunity for Negroes and other Langor- and Kefauver aaid they Dixon-Yatei. v Salada Tea once again has: a very attractive Ic sale pkcic- yet be lesUmated, will run In the ntinoritleS.” , . . Long-neglected VETORS POR-RR RID STOCK UP .NOWl will reaume their now-receased The - tetter' also confirmed that mUlioiu|l. SL Baatl'a' Cathedral in Moscow's f arty Chiefs in House Race d i e t e t i c ITEM S age of 4S tea bags now on the markef. You pay only Ic a. ^ DOZEN AEC has asked the Atomic pom- Teroate, Oct. 8 uto) ->lha for the extra 16 bags, getting M for a toUI of 58c. - Inquiry on Oct 18,, five days after The savage waters, pouring' off O ne K illed, 14 H url Red Square is being repainted. ,-Jl. AVERAGE the tentatively scheduled start of m'ltae to permit the contract to the eastc|7i alopea of the Sacra • ' ' . 4'* Civil Service Commission re t'alted Latheraa’Chareh eaavea- NOW IN STOCK . . . . another review, of the - proposal go Ipto effect quickly. The law re mento Mountains, 'left four known veals averag^ I full-time' federal By THE ASSOaA’rra PRESS f -Hall wiU ftoUo).- bjr five dayk'a Uoa today threw eat a piaa ta STATE BUHER 1)5. 6V c PACK quires that s^ch' contracts may I n C h i ^ g Q ' Connecticut Republicans araTvisit to OonnecUrut by President give bread, aew aathority ta tha s a l m o n next Wednesday by' the Senate- dead, three presumed dead and employs aaroefl base salary of House Atomic Energy Committee: not take effect without a 30-day seven missing in its wake. It hit, to wont givi^lEiscnhoorer who Will in Hart- Chareh’a exeeattve haarfl. .Tha TUNA FISH CARNATION MILK ...... ôr 25c $8,686 per year as Of June 30 ... . -Without a stiff fight a single - one fort oa-Oct. Langer and Kefauver aaid the ABC period of'acnitlhy before the joint some degreo, half a dt^h cbm- CJiicago. Oct. 8 (fb—A- deputy ArchbMwp Henry, J, O'Brien of I 20 SWEET PICKLES ' committee./The committee, how- munifies anfl- an untold number pf of Uie m-e Mata U-ey now hold la Vice Pr^rident Nixon already to s program for laei* « ■liral- zxm r CALORIE DRESSiOfG Buy 2 Cliqiiof, ale or flavors, gei 1 FREE.. had :not shown “proper respect’’ fire marshal died Thursday bight Hartford will be celebrant of 'sol ,.#w their inqulryV; ever, may- waive this Tequire'ment farms and raiiches.. in the flaming debris of a burning emn.- Pontifical ' Masa opening H** . > has been tp Oonaecticut. He spoke tied chniyli gevsraaatnt. m a y o n n a i s e At rsgular price (3 bottles for price of ^)i but it. has no authority to veto ah Prolonged heavy rains sent the lives. ^ while they re at It, they | at a big RepubUcan rally la Nor* .pffkifferzs d i e t e t i c ’ Sen. . Hickenliibper. (R-iowa), restaurant victim of his devotion eighth Region^ Congress of Con-' AEC bontracL waters tumbling into the Pecos of his work. say. they II battle to take the walk Oct. 1. Y D FIH M tS a S O T R t> DULTli FRENCH DIUBtoXNO who will, preside at the Atbmlc Kefauver was critical of* the fraternity of ChriStliffi Doctrine iir the House scat occupied by Con. eommittee’s hearingA is due back Valley bringing swollen riven, Fourteen tothecfue,ien were .ln- New Bedfort. Mass.,'Sunday. Etaenhower’s visit was stLfirat East Haitferd. Oet. # tH -A AEC'a waiver request In a talk last creeks and arroyos bubbling' into necUcut’s lone , f congressional billed as noa-poUt|csI. His -msin It-jmer-eld yanOr haa -haeai iw> " toflay from a trip to South night at a regional mieeting of the Jm-rt, .six of them Teq*^)ring hos M- O R E Democrat.' Rep. Thomias J. Dodd, PIRFECIRKEl parts of Roswell,'Carlsbad Dexter pitalization. |JiS, Religious - Information ressoa for coming to the Stste m m l a e ^ A- -J lea. Ha m ay confirm or NaUonal Rural Electric Cpopcra- Hagerman, Arteaia and This waa made plain last night Oct. 20 was te receive an horiorary 3ETABLES tehtaUve.'hanringi dafe. Uve Aasn. Ih’NaahvUIe, Tehn. A rthur.. Paul ,Connors. 66. sixth rank Servica head Dr. Elton Trueblood when GOP- hsadquarten In Hart ing member of the Chicago Fire says rtoUgltoMs renalisaace is mov- degree ftdw Trinity College, at / iU ICCS winouT eooKiKs ' Aakefl for Contract Aaaalla "Deal" By Mgfatfclt yeste^y, the flood ford announced R haa asked an Hartford;! But on the same iny. ^VraioK i s •A LT tItS B AXD REQULAm . Etaanhower'a proposal hi "What's the hurrjl? ” Kefauver D4)>t., .was Uap)wd between tim iitg "across the length and breadth other RepubRcan. vtp into the Green iStamps threat had eased considerably and ers, when the floor or thc.-tw6- of tha land” . ... London's crip State Reiwblicens plan a birthday 1- * — **«» ^ *» KiiMfc P fc ^ A w m u . WATERS buffeted -in public vs. aaked-/'Tha hurry, in my opinion. the streams of muddW water bân State before the alx , House w)ats party for] GOV." John Lodge, who is aUHUTI EUCI mT Given With Cash Sales power flebntaa In and oub < stor>- buUding at 3148 .W. Roose pling dock strike'jgoes Into fifth gp before the voters ott Nov. 3. Peheemtflthahey'J’’""" Is the very' Investigatlod Wa have to subside. B ut fresfirrtsk rains in the velt Rd. ggve way, plunging him. smkiiig raeiection. J. BNmett. Srw ^ -1 -/ frsas fag rndpOu... He flay -with 25,000 w-orlêrs and .135 BWl te \-lell BartflKrd : B lsenliêr’s , Tamdlqn hsad* ATC.to.’nefoUate a contrigt (Oantlmiflil a« Paoa Ten) , .(O e a tK ^ sai Pflgs t W ivs) shi|« Iflla*sind no sign of gnyern- -Sliu aew iavitas is RopubUcaa ' (CMdaaafl m Bags Nlaalas^) mejit tatarâBtlon. National .Chatrmaa Laeitard (tall. I) \, ■ / ■' .Vx;:;X / ■ ' : f ■:% .. ’ '.V-^

X , s \ \ TWO EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. bcipBER sNdM z : - • ' l ' MANCHESTER EVENINgS iEI^L^P. MANCaffESTER; Cp>^./FRIDAY, O G T O ^ 8 ,19S4 (^jpekart Bares, Pressure Betrothed Democrat l^robers Deadline for Filinf sfik A SEAL TSIrt TSY OU*' ^ G B T g l i p .ti CitYser Link Bid MdGarthy Stall Collector- of Revenue Paul le Conducts tidiFiB the best la ths s^rliL I wish appradatlon foi the hUp given . CeiMnl has announced that Comple^(ent to a Hundred Tuikey Dinners Plan All txhibit 1 cohld make a cheek for $36,000 them. Theae taajiibie expreealona LET US rnS' YOOTT To Block FHA Fraud Cas^ veterans With disability ratings LASAGNE X instesiA of $3 but God bless and of such warmth and- anthusiaam • * -Namiug of Juliaila should get statements of the i n i i t o SPECIAL* EVERY fEIPAY Olid SAtMRDi^T Meeting At Somers Gallery keep yhu for your wonderful have been nioit encouraging to th* M « rti«* OM)' degree of Usability rating woric.’” A ikêr expressed Sts ap- committee thaL feels confident of preciatim ' fhr th'e convenience of M dte Voterfi Tombfrow (CkNitlisiwd freae Pag* Oae) from the Veterans' Administra U n . Jottph M artlnTM N; «am reaching its goal of $6,633. eouMn't m te m te r tion at 95 Pearl StMn Hartford HOME MADF DATENUT BREAD AND^PIES I *nte Manchester ArL\Wotkahop the lopai clinic* and ended his let The campaign will continue red ■L, the new pruidant of the Sac- will hold an exhibit'at thaSomers ter .vnth "You dq a great work in ' Manchestel* citisei^ whose and file them with_ the Board throughout October ehd Contribu w kU ha Ad with much of oi UW|; with the subcommittee for a year. SERVED DAtoY—THEY’Ri? DELICIOUS old Oongragational J out town.” tions should be mailed to Mrs. ■wMjr. M« iBâtad none q( A-w m | The Senate will convene Nov. B Utguae-who tucceada Mnk J. Her- There were many contributors have matu.et ^11 have their to consider the ’ report of a spe This action must be taken If (OoBttaiied from Page p. m. to 5 p. ip Leon Thorp. 18 Tanner:St., -Man X CsOed for and dcBvWiad MM for bribe*. ^ last ehsnee ^ ta k e the voters disabled vetet*,..t8 are to re hdH Finlay, at itt firat meating of rm. , \ who expresrtexpressed regrets that they chester. Any amount, large or cial invesUgating committee rec The 40 paintings to be sho^ ciould Krt do more to show, their promptly at ao aztoî Arthvr M. OMaie, the attorney, I oath before/Uie Nov. 3 election ommending that McCarthy “should ceive their allowance for induc ot th* London agreements, which th* aaaAon, Wadnaaday, /for all will very from small. Will be greatly appreciated. charge. tomorrowyrom •» a. .m. lo B CHMTER OKK RESTKUIUMT rom riielistic to modernH, - ./ ,, .X epeciflcally that he e v e r be censured” on three misconduct tion of-property taxes. provide for inclusion of West gnupa, walcomad tha preamt and .abstract and include not only ^ve any money to CU^de U. p. m. atâ regular voter-niak- many in the Bruaae'ls Mutual De 136 CHARTER OAK 8T. ■pEla Ml-9-$0Sg .eharges. proapectiva member* and caêd bn 'Wktercolors atid oils but' also f&mril, who Is under grand Jury ing apMoa in the office of the ' .These are .that he was contemp- fense Alliance, admission of the OMin. crayon and etchings ■ PINE PHRRUOY iBVWlOrafion for his iacUvttles esj town clerk.' . ' Bonn government to the North Mr*, daorg* F. Bbrtt to load in raturaltsed .. citixens must tubus of a Senate lEIection sub- William A. .and Bertha Henry Partings: by such well known fonn^,assl*tant federal housing i bommittee which Investigated him Atlantic T reaty Organisation davotiona. Mrt. Borat, a past preai- ArttSU as Ken tedford. Franfcis CAU MI4-M14 . eommisstoiier, | low documentary proof of Coseo. and had beeii a resident of (NATOi, and West German re dmt of tha aociaty and a past laad- citisenship to qualify. . in 19^ used “vulgar” language Manchester and Bolton for_:38 *r of Ever Ready Circle of Kings Wyniiqhaw. Phyllis Sterling. S. S. Cbalte had testified previously, to denounce Sen.'Hendtrickson (R- years. armament under the control of the Smolack,-T..Lawtbn and Natalie ask yoir to One more session, ' * special Daughter*, gave the invocation he received $6d,000 in fees tri IW) ^ signing the elections sub- Brussels group end NATO. Koschny, will be, among those compaiM headed hr Ian one, will be held.NoV. IV 9. a. m. Besides her husbapd, she leaves The Premier also demanded au and a briaf outline of the lecture, hung. to noon. That ,-Sbssion is «x- comniittoe report, and had abused delivered by Dr. Norman Vinemt- .prominent New y© ^ i Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker. one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Hau- thority to negotiate the treaties The' gallery will also be open builder. W oh»r“l«tI chisively for persons whose ver of Bolton; three brothers,' Wil Pfale, p ^ o r of Marble CoUsglBts qualificatiaRli mature after to carrying out these agreements at Church, New Yorii City, which «he Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, at 7 Ode of the man/ accused^ ntaklng liam A. . Costeb of Manchester, hUnirterial conferences- to be held' with "SRwhty W Tylwr — "Smilin' .Mm" M m t y with exhibitors present to meet HOW' morrow /and oh or before heard Tuesday evening. The widely a , “wl*dtafi?v. fcy FHA- Robert ./Coscb of Groton and Ar- later this'month. After the pacU' the public and serve refreshments. B L E S f Nov.-3 .' insured lofihatcirôre than his. .thur Coseo of Boston, Mass.; three YoddHiig Ddii"^Mi«r— "Snm" Lyman and acclaimed minister was Invited by ----- ' . " ■ THE BEST r / ' are drawn up and signed, the tha 30 King’s Datigitars CireltB building wets, pocketing the ^ Brad(onl Bacbrach photo O b itiia r y listA s, Mra. Cecil Taylor, Miss Assembly must-’vote on them. "Pappy" Dnonn. / dtference. Beverly J. Smith Edna Coseo and M.-a, Robert in Hartfm'd County—there are two to m ake tho^ O ft Hoovtbfy Coffoo The same general endOrseihent in Manchastar—to lecture at Bush- in HEARING! ype beelîij: comi&ittM pro erisl Housing Administration Boyce, stl of Manchester, and-7our Mendee-France asked was given PUNA Fuiicl Drive duced chac|id to show that Chalte (FHA) Injured apartment project Mr. and. Mrs. Henry E. Smith, grandcAldren. nail Mainortel for the benefit of the overwhelmingly yesterday to the King’s Oaughtera campBlgn for y o u d r o fiic l got a b ^ IhO.OOO more froth the at Savannifth. Ga. . 698 E. MidAe Tpke., annotmee the The funeral will be hald Mon London plan by West (Germany's SQUARE OANCIlHi aiU “BUNNYffOr DeBtlu day afternoon at 1:3d at the funds for a hew «nd larger home Anioiiiits to $1>200 buUder,,ihan^ had testified pi*- Otpehart himself tesUfied that engagerhent of their daughter, lower house of Parliament, the for elderly meinbarB than th* pra*- X the House member, now running Beverly Jee.n, to David Rosa Dou- Holmes FunerA Home, 400 Main Bundestag,. Chock full o’N u^ coffee is a .fi^ry cup they aerve—on Qtpenart said the committe* was fo r a fifth term.Wiade almost $50.- gan. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Btr. with the Rev. j.-R. Yeager, ORANOE HALL, SATURDAY* OUT. I m t joaia a t 614 New Britain Ave., Mrs. Leon Thorp, assistant John WAr, 8r. Qcrmasi Socialists, holding 161' -Hartford, founded in 1909. ctMtlief premium blend. I t Ûll/laterestsd In whst happened QOQ. out'of the deal. He said he J. Dougan, 34 Pearl St. John Weir, Sr, 34 Walnut St., minister of the Bolton Methodist seats in the Bonn chamber, voted DAI^CING 8 to 12/ \ treasOrer. of the Manchester Pub cvw^ pound they buy. JO this $90,000 not accounted for in might never have brought the caM Miss Smith attended Manches CHiurch, officieting. Burial will Introduoaa Officer* costs a few penniM moM'êr died today at Manchester Mamorikl agsins^ the -motion backing W ert President Mrs, Martin. Intro lic Health Nursing Assn., reports And with the sensational Obalta’B original testimony. .. In^ the open. had not > Prestoti ter schools and was iâduated HospiUl after a long Illness. He be in the BucMond Cemetery. Oermen Chancellor Konrad Ade than over $1,200 was received in n a attww^ answered lilat the made his Mast In a Georgia speech. from Dean Junior College. There,--will, be no calling hours. ADMISSION 85c (Tax Incl.) . X X duced her associate officers,' Mr*(' pouhd-^but thrifty'/house- new ALL MCTHOD GRIND was the widower or Sarah Jans nauer's pro-Western poUcy and the Gustavs BichhoItMr, vice presi the-■first five dasrs of the qurrent, |86,000..repreeenled w Im he coA AAMta Prefit—L«galiy - Dougan, who was graduated Kelly Weir and was a mAntenance outcome of the lîibn parley. fund-raising campaign. Even more wvea have found.. tVs smart you need noîig^ shop for V jid trsd fross,.;Woodoer on Preston himself acknowledged from lifanchester schools and EitieA D. Cobb ^ fil^NSORED BY THE ORANGE LODGEIS dent; Mrs. H. Kingly Kuhney, man for CSicney Brothers until his Enough other deputies in the 41^8- treasurer, both of whom were re- graUfying than the contributions, to pay the diff^rOnce because w hlehjie m U tax^ he made a profit, but Skid it was Monson Academy, has recently re -rstirement. Ernest D. Cobb, 41 Latimer St., membet chamber favored tte mo- . ______■ however, have been the exprfs- a special grind,^ the ALL an enUrely legitimate 'trhnsaetioa. turned Ater Serving in the U. S. electc^l; Mrs. Jam es H. Gleason, ' Ha said ML Wfifi eure he could Born in Ireland, he leaves two East Hartford, brother of Lacey 8. Uon, however,, to i^>prove I t with ths new secretary. Mrs. Blchholtz- lions of gratitude and apprecia they get so Many more cups METHOD GRIND la de an explutatlMLXaf the re s t .Preston, in a spebbh a( States Navy. <-■ Cobb, 334 Hillrtown , Rd., died at only a- ahoa- of hands. tion for the workx being done by The wedAng will take place in som, Thomas of Hartford and John *r also continues as leader of of H eav e^ Coffee from every and was appear again boro, Ga., Wedneaday night ac' Jr., of Manchester; two daughters, the Hartford HospitA yesterday Mendes-France opened the As the Mary McClure Group, Jdi*,. the Visiting Nurses. X ' signed to brew perf«^ coffee thia aft*riwoa>ntaNUl his records. cepting rehomination for a fifth St. Mary's EpiacopA Church on morning. sembly debate yêrday with an One man wrote: "Ydug asaocia- pound-^they save money on term, said he'^ expected the com N 6y.6„ Mrs. Alexander Noble and Mrs. Jack Mercer heatls the Mary Cush in every coffee maker. / PWlip Sorrotto; four grandchild A retired farmer, h« was born hour-long report on the txqiddn man Group, Mra. Charles Wilkins ilttee est d that mittec to turn lu spotlight jon a ren. A1 of Manchester; a'brother, June 38, 1880 in Greeneboro, N, C., talks and the resulting F-pbwer- EVaYlODY WILL IE AT th* Toaer Group, Mra. Nellie Brad •eaih'Of the checks cashed housing nroject in which he and Thomas WAr of Myrtle, Conn., and end had lived in East Hartford for agreement. H* laid great;'empha ley the. Lucy Spencer Group and BIUI CROSS 'r'ths proceeds wars hot It Into Bowen wereI associated, B0 rrow«l Money SO years. He was a nrMmbsr A sis oh the security givra. France Capehart severA'nieces and nap'Ubws. Mra. Raymond Lukas the Mary MAKE HEAVBILY Jte'a account sud, his committee The funerA wUl be held Monday Friendship Lodge, Grand UAted by BriUln’s pledge at the. London . \William* Group. HtaaiNO aim “Did you have an agreemi was not attem decide in v e st^ liy Town Order of Odd Fellowe ot Hartford, conference tnnectisut TVust Co., She leaves one son. Karl Keller Funerals gested a number of service proj City Pavement In-a Ps|Mr Bag chases. sonA home, Athough that is not public pledge at the London par X/ . RAINor.SHIN^ strictions tl|ereto. HIS talk was in and methods. .ying- agent for the new bond of Manchester; one daughter, ects and answered questions from the nature of enlightenment to The annual meeting of the Man n v e Calls to PoweU spelled out. They added that, the me. The Treasury bills P«y ley. \ ■ ths audience. Youth Week, Holy Week, and W. H. ENGLAND HEARINO SERVICE exemption might carry/o,ver to Mrs. SahtucI TVouton of Manches Mend’es-'France was reported in the maiky new members of the chester (Christian Youth Council Qiaits, a former FHA employe, •83 per cent interest a year. ter: one brojlher,, Arthur Thimler Oaii A. Mitchell FIRST TIME IN MANCHESTER . ^ /P I* B AcUvItiea was held Monday evening, in the Easter Dawn services are thrq«,pf MaaehMter, CeaaeettcBt . •aid ha could not remember FHA contra'cts. sistent that the Assembly's final church, rather than solicitation for the Council’s most important pro LUMRER COMPANY The town will get back the of Redwood City, Calif.: seven sis*- FunerA > services for Carl A. resolution ciqSrly recognize that A ^chgthy discussion of plana larger pledges, which no doubt will Robbln’s Room -of Center 6ongre- Tel. MI-9-0344 TelepboM hn-SOMl whether he ever talked by tele $500,000'.plus the interest on Nov. tera, Mrs. Flora Wheeler. Mra. Mitchell, 57 Ridge St., were held Sponaored Annually by HARTFORD COUNTY YWCA . and actlvitie* for the new season gationa'l (Jhurch. jects for the coming year. 86S Mala Street phone with Powell recently. The the London talks were a success be made during the approaching 36. a t vvhjch time the principal Arthur Topllff and Mt*. WilUam this morning at 8:80 from the and,that it contain no'conditions f^Siowed, led p y Mrs; Martin. Sne Every-Member Canvass. He also The following ofilcers were committee aald it hul evidence to will be turn^ over to the Man- Schicldge, Al of Mancmjirter. and T. P. Holloran FunerA Home, fA- /praised the efforts of the League show five calle between ChAte and to hamper him inTuture talks. answered questions from the floor. elected; Forbes Warren, president; KutA Uittett chestr,- TrusL Co-- paying agent Mra. George Ramsdell of .PitU- lowed by a solemn requiem Mass One/such motiqn already has Groups and Other organizations Visitor Here Thomas Reed, vice president; San ■BM W W BMBWBiimiHIB PowtU's hotel last year. Powell for the orlglna/'^nd issue. burgh. Pa,, Mrs. Myrtle Garyey of in. St. James' Church at 9 o'clock. for the Success of the Fall Fair, was ousted from his - FHA Job been. Introduced but a less favor At the social period which fol dra Nauman, secretary; and Leon Hartford. Mrs. James Blanbp bf^ The Rey. John F. Hannon was able one was scheduled to be voted Saturday, Sept. 18 and suggested, lowed the . Mary McClure Group ard . Zwick, treasurer. oarher this year. Brooklyn. N. Y., and Mrs. John The coihmittee cxpecteurch will hAd its o'clock Monday afternoon at the ing themselves useful. li: (J, -ii b te r. The letter that raises that ques cominlttal seiê at the grave in W. Tozer, who arrived this week tloasl cooperation and fellqWship, first session Sunday a t 10:30 h. m. Holmes Funeral Home with the St. James' Cemetery. X The final speaker was Leo K; Capohart told reporters this sps- tion qsy*- "I’ve moved to s jytyi in the reception room. All confirm Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, pastor of from a vacallqn in England and / Afleally includes Rep. Preston (D- community which seems to have Bearhn hare Rdbert' Garland. Stljee, chairman of-^he Board of is in town for S-yisit before leav ed young people are invited tb the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Tnisteea, who capably filled that Ga), who earlier in thh' week acta o i* than its shar$''of gossips and JAn the class in the study of the Paul Garland. WiUiam Stocks and ______8BB! ing for'her home In MUdne. Church, officiating. Burial will be Wilfred l^wmaise. ^ Simmy - (trarr KHly lloBltion during the modernizing the InAanan “of indulging tAehearers. How can I be friendly •srly history of the church. . in tbe Buckland Cemetery. ^character assassination and.'.. with them and still not -enter into "REAR WINDOW"! program at the church in the sum DIES ON I04TH KIBTHDAY their vicious talk?” ’ . Friends may call at the funeral -V mer of 1953 and the past few E At tOIF PRICES ^ lUcs on the ove' of an e^- The Ja.vcae Wives of Manches home'Sunday from-3 to 5:30 and Tn-k. §:]• Norwich. Oct. 8 (A^^Mrs. Mary ■nist's s problem most; women Oekra Pa*H - Jeff Haatrr months when the beautiful stained Woisard died laat night, five days ter have chosen the fourth Wed from 7'to 9:30 p. m. “raiNCRM or thk bilk’*. mmittee yesterday un- who have no.lntereA iit ph^kUing glass windows were re-leaded and after she /celebrated her 104th nesday of pach month as their - . •'** * ■ other Improvements made, includ Arthi^ RniS Stores i fotOedled toetlmony that Preston was gossip have /o face. For the-big regular meeUng date with the Sal.lal. l*.a».tV-s*- “BattI#•• af Ike Oiwkajrs** birthda\/ She was the mother of gest gosAM are sometimes bAghr Mrs. James D. Lapp ■ _ rBEK 1 rABklKCi ing rebuilding a portion of the 13 children. .V l HOURS 8 A. M. to J1 P. M .J aC unlistM stockholder etocl in a Fed- next meeting to he held Oct. 37 Mrs. Corinne C. Lapp, wife of bora, som/tlmes wives of a hUSA ■ \ ' /■ band’s business associates, sblhe- at 8-p. m. in Room- l? of the Jar- James D. Lapp.. South Bolton times members of ones club, or yis Building. Thirty members Road; Bolton, died qt the Man even, *ad to say, members of dqea attended the 'first meeting Tues chester MemoriA HospitA this W# worli "undor covtr" c h u r^ .' day night. - morning, after a lingering lllnesa. Sc/a woman njay not be able to She was bom in Oswego,. N..Y.. m oHfb radios. Vislf ;o u r, Jurn her back on a gossip but ORDfcRM. NEVADA VOTE March 7, 1885, the daughter' M C%- I ist get sjotig with her. It can be \ Carson ttty, .Nev.. Oct. B (;T) Priv#-lii Sorvieo Dopt. ' fone by,observing a.few rules., . -^Nevada’s SiiprNiw Court to / day ordered an eiertion In No TODAY and SAT. Oidy Bltwar^' PAlotv ’Tbese. Rules A TOUGH GUY .... , One. Show only mild interest In vember to fill the two-year bal- /iif.' ( c-m: .- TIC if o the gossip reported to you. Gos- aar« of the' late Demorratle' Senator Pnt Mcf'nrran’s term. 277 IROAD Aps pedAe their stories where they EASTWOOD M l-a.|lS4 sre mat with avid interest, and The rating ended n bitter legA S' ftrlit in s-)ctory for the llrm o- TELEVISION BALER and sooq get discouraged by .the per NATINKK UAILY I:M RADIO SERVICE J son who obviously isn't interested ernts. TMI-; IKAR'8 BIGUKST BIT! Ir. hearing the 'sordid detslls of . Altreh ll|lrar«ck'« other people's lives. POI.'LTRV HAWSTJE BREAKS "REAR WINDOW’’^ . ■ Hartford. OetN B i/P) — The Is C.'«l«r *iM ( tl TBE U rR o r BILEY—WU- I "iVo. Never give the gossip any Janirt Ktrwsrt Grsre Kellfr tfdbiKto take sway from :* chat sharpest farmers' bnttle In years la S —t:M • l*:St Aaa Jaf- i wjth swu. Thia calls for extreme In CoiinecticM broke out in the Al»» wstchrulnehs, for -the gossip can open today aa' poultry leaders Bah-rt Mitrhsm - Aesa Simmass Cbaasal « IkmlsBehl'. Ma*x. pump yout-.for information without sought to stem a growing de "$h« CodR'r Say No" teeming to/.. - mand In their raaki/for emer ' t:U-a!tt- . •:«*(.1) Ol'TOOOB *DV. CLl B ^2 ;*1! : /'/ a fTosv or (M) TBEa. Itaa.: Walt Ditaay'a m u i 0*an«M»f“ creAt the information peddled by chicken produom hit A.v p bad *ÛV|NO DRSMrr** , < U ) < U ) OLT WEST WJTII BILL a gossip. *0 that H. doe* not in- economic year. ' 'V mil QUIET '' fiuence your regard for others. Kn-Arrn ctra .HR t;U I () SHOW (•I) MFE o r BILRY 1* Fquf. Put in s gopcf-word for JH MtOMtirrikuw («) JOLLY OENR others whenever you get a'chance, HayPORD ■ i t t a . Plus: LOADED with ACTION! >:M ( jjOWDY DOODY TIME to make yo.urseif feel better and to SPECIAL LUNCHES m u WORLD o r MR. SWRRNRY PpM EvmMiifs Until 1:30 let the gossip knOw you are more Noon to,2'pja. Also sandwiches i MANCHESTER >:«rt*l) MODKRR ROMANCES MO.VDAV ^hi«agii FRIDAY interested in seeing the good in S:M ( «) TO BE ANNOCNCRD iivpfmojv ( M ) ♦ l-Hi J0N!lBnv. HOk dii/f r^WS- AT SIX-ê.1. Staavr others than In hearing the bad. ' D fu v e-9 ivl(tM U e ' ■'u*e N r.'A, t - V (tl) p e r s o n a u s d 4 Pieces. (All rights reserved. NBA Serv-' OAK G R ILL <:U (M) lUBLY SHOW- 1 H o lto n ■•JNIH*eAlUi-k’: i "/ Twin Sofas, Corner ice, Inc.) ' • V , 86 OAK 8T„ MANCHESTER IU> K O O K . he. WRATRRRMAN—hill Martla m H.la 8t. — M . H l.anu Table and Lamp 4:M a il hrORTA—Bill Keatia* BOUVIA SHAKEIJP SEEN TWO TOP **A" HITS 1a Pas. Bollvln. Oct. B iS*i—A I lt;i I ( •) CAVAUADa o r 6POaT8— cabinet shakeup appeared likely • LASOeST SCRUM B a r^ Jakagâ va. BUIr today foiloulng the' forred r«4|g- Hartford Nichols <*'*»> T«a U N E rr — WaVarr Mtion of .Mines Minister Juan TO Aadartsk’ I^hln, chief Instigator of the s. I9S3 . revolution that boosted Regularly $269.651 Gaaraateed . President -Victor Pn* Estensaoro RE-CAP8 •N aked AUbT' plus “Inferno'* to pbw-er. - . -‘"ICdwAf^ B. Manraw tatrr> a* low at Ttowlat (laart Gayaar and $7»6 AMrt»a-Kafaa# OnBaady Anniversary Sale Price HUMAN DESIRE A Filmums r-- - <«1) rBESgirJtT EIRENHOBRE * B.MIS TUMGHT uoioREs n n n m n j Broad St. RHOIVN fitat BBd 9:89 HAWKINS Prirate Hell at f:60-6:43-9:56 awp - VICE FBESIDRNT "I t h e JUTV” If U ' ■ VAM- lACQUlS V ROUIN) Pushover a t S.:36-8;37 . 'PboBe • , NIXO* l-rX STAOI RCVUl MI-9-4734 I < •) OBEATilBT nORTh .OF is Open All Day t b e CBNT1.'RT —PeMat- HEY KIDDIES •Her i . A GRAND MHOW FOR YOU I “Siiel'u'dy** < tn aroBTBcorE—tni j . h.. « t) I T U E E LTYBB •Ml NEWS AT ELEVEN . SOiHf Tamo'rrew «M) NioarcAP RornoN C*iBrms8rasa •«) CAVALCADE OF hBOBTh- Tyraar DrbMa M V WEATHka roaECABT BAraM Jakaaaa-BlUr Sailik W.. MatcUag Lonage KIDDIE SAL MATINEE OCT. 9 raaar RayaaMi 11'M •M) LATEi ^ E m owo x:' STOKE..HOrRAi Chair, at toft ‘-Bias at Kkykar “Tile Iraa D«k*" Open Fixms 6 A. M. - $46AS Biriaa” . ll:lt •At) POUnCAL rntil SOe,P- M. . .. AaS -.11 .o/u.'R 'SH W iuty’' II:U •U) MOONUOMT MOVIK A REAL WESTERN MAN IN A RIG WESTERN HIT “Mas Maslriaa'' 7:- * !.!’ IPUTICAL PBOOBAM 11 ;M ( I) RADaE Ms. TI4— . Cloaed' Wednesdays • Bax OtfH-r Osce •tl) TO RE ANNOI'NCEO Jack Wakk -. -7 '^ - pIHing wb'aden $form windowt? Insulat A t Noon;'Open •it) CAPTAI.V VIDEO II;« •tl) w a u r b A irknam Check List Every .. ThurMtay GIIY«U:VJimiBni-JMRMrBI ril) WRATHER-Jaka q.ill < I) MYeTEBY TEEATEB ing the attic? Repairing, the porch .Lx HHOWN 8:15 - T:fi (tl) UTTLB WOW- r- “Dawr Kxpraax*’ Bg TUcs Evening I ’nMT Y. 2 C A R T O O N S t i n U T t 3 0 C O ^ / \ / . (U) -NEWa B WKATERB steps? Whatever your weexenci project, It:ll (tl) MOVIE road ShlBglcs GARY COOPER !«*:i?ETOLSJi'5ssr*’‘ ^ be it building, painting or masonry, Me- lt:M PEEVl'ES 'W oefi Dowels in "FIGHTING CARAVAN"'^ . !tt: 5rb " fijo*K Kinnsy'fi it open all .day Saturday for FUahlBg* DaieiRS All Yatr Rtaai Teeaetww'e nayttma Etckllchl* . Boll Roefiag o f ^ DE LUXE POUR PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA CROUP — F L B « — x' U:M I t> RIQ TOP youf cohvenienct . . with a full lina Asphalt Omeat 1:M ( t) POOTBALL —Wlacaaabi Tt. building Materials Inoluding hardware ... Oraagrburg Ftp* Best Buy-in Modern Luxury'! A'diatinctivc four piece erisemble . . . TWin^Sectional Sofa Comer.TabU and Tnhin T,amn* Tiie u t t sn d litl fouTicjii: ***®<^“ «* . . . Eh» Wallpaper Siza •ti) DOI'GLAh EPWARna Awn 4;M (U) PDTCEmr BACB. suggestions and ideas based on years of hand section.** of the Sofa offer unlimited decorating posaibilitie.s ... with their o?iiner Jamuard^Boifcle rave^ble TBE NEW“ CmnlklBg CoDspouad -CARTOONS - WE WILL BE CLOSED •tsi T a n IS T w L i n oxpariahee, and.fret booldats galore oiT Clader Blochs famo^ Kroehler cushionized coil spring cpn.,truction . . it rtpresenU an o u ti^ iS AiSiiviSMry ^ ^ ^ 8 8 ••I) FILM ■ — AND'-r- ■ . Bgra Paiat T:4I 1-rt-NEWa r-AUAvxw "how to do it." ^ Woa* PBtty. • ft) FEKMY .COMOEBOW UbM^ iadgef Twmt. . OpM A KnMi ’AccoiMt! ^ “* SUNDAYS • -, ■ *w f . SATURDAY SUNDAY Nassiff Arms Co* • •• •") MjSra*!i*^ «aniCTIOW ? • A HOWLING COMEDY! V b o b ^ RAY Snrvina Connnctfait ' riJIRUM U B A n * H 0 T O - D 6 V. i t ^ CENTER Until Further J^tice WILBUR HENRY ■ ««) FILM ^ tOIS Mohi St. I AGRANDWOW ROR MpMoadOAP TOOl"! 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’The Community MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC t,G 0 N N , Y, OCTOBEI^ Math Professor O fferu^Cours^ ,.//■ .‘S PAGE FIVE i Bolton ' '■■' R e v u e D a n p ^ der the direction of wm take place on WIteeaday be ^ )tU€oim In Model Planes ginning at 8:30. The \Baat Side Richard Stathei^ Ni^me^ CTub will also be erginiaad on Life Insurance Company 8pecUl^ng In Estate Di^cUimHam 15 Openings Surprise Dividend ou Savings I| i^ ^ iit en Storm, Oct 8—^ ; R. H. BTiig, Wednesday, under the dinctlon. of Model airplane building for boys lAo Diana, at 7 o’clock. Analynb and BuNncaaJnsurance desires to add te professor of mathematics at the and girls be feamred in all Model alrphuwk vdH be al Priori ,/■ Elementotry School Hâd Its aides staff a^man 28-4 S yean of age eapablt Q Fill dtt First Meeting Unlveratty of Wiaebnain, wtU visit three recreation Intern this year, centers, but aU chUdren will to'purehaae their own. « ^ the Uriivemlty « Ooriaectieut nils prograrii was inltisted last bf dealing with cliSnts of better than average Boltan, O et M (Special) —Rlcli-^ dever-teutter, senior 4-H Sew bi^pua next week fo^ a aerlta of Auditor,^ Totoh Coutueti To Arms Issue ing Club, will bold g picnic at the ywur and will be carried throu|^ income. ' ' ■ ■ . Circle Charities •rd B. Mather has been appointed lectUfM and semMam to^v which principal of the Elementary School home of its leader, Mrs. Ralph aeaaoii. The main objective Ja Ass^spr Appointments (CoBttBMd from Pag* Om ) Strickland of Fretich Road tpmor- faculty^ students arid othem inter KUiich the children the correct SIGN It was announced today by Boa^ ested are invited, Adequate salary with incentive bonuses. Com- Come\Bef»re Board - -^Profit from Sa^ of Education Chaiiman John R jow at 2 p.m. All girls are'asked in which to build model 8ome circles believe Russia'ini^, to.be sure and. brin^their record Dr. Birig is an authority on, kte Agwey and Htfme Office training. Mast be McDermott topology, which U impprtant îri AdvRitiiin^ take this occasion to ^hash her A native of. Cambridge, Mass.. books. The meeting wilt mark the program, d t[^ - Soon - .fter It Takes office Nov 1 Mrs. Foster WIlHsms, 53 Fair- the science of ^modern iriatheinA , own car and be in good health. ^vkM U y the newly elected w a rd o f Direc 'proposal fd f a collective security hs received his BA from Tale beginning of tHl new 4-H year. Wtu begin Non- iD'ssiaNCO. view St., chairman, and her com Member Addled ucs. " 'day evening wulbs each M t l f i n l 3 eS2 i 8 tors will have 15 appointment^ to mittee fop the card party,L cake ^ c t for Europe, The Soviets have Bniversity in 1,933; l)is MA from Nonday boi ,ex IbBce not necessary. AO r ^ ie s cooHdent make to variouf town offices, three refused to on the collective Teachers OoHeger Oblurobia Uni John Baveas of Cook Drlvd wSa His visit under sporisodihip of at T o’clock. and, apron gale of St. Margaret’s voted into membership in the Vol the Mathematical Aasn^f Amerl' of them paid pbsta. Circle, Driuj^ters o f ISabeUa, ’m'eaaurea - group pie Assembly versity in 1940 and has done (rad- ca under a National jênce Pouii- - A t least one cri the posts, the forinedin 19.50 aa,psrt of former nata work at the t^versity of unteer Fire Dept. . at Ita regular SI BOX 0—C-0 HERA1.D scheduM for FridayyOct. 22. in St, meeting Wednesday night. The dailon grant will temude a lecture I town auditor 'witlra.St.OOO salary, Jame^Hsll, met'^st night at the Soefetary of -State Acheson’3\ Mew Bempshlra and at Harvard at 5 p.m. Mimdpy in Home Eco- has figured In paa(\polltical has*, ‘'‘uniting for peace" plan. and Oolumbla unlvsnitiea. deportment 'Will hold a drill oft Williams home. Mrs. .L<^ Barrett Sunday morning at 8:30. noiriics, R ooi^25, ieriiinam on veels growing but of a disagreement i^cq-chairman. F roilta'from the Western delegates also awaited Mather was jmcipal of elemen '. -between Dmocrala arid-Republl fuller Ruastan reaction .in the com tary and Junior high schools in HosMtallced TueedSy. V êsd ay and Friday affair will be .rised for the com s ']. 4 ^' Mrs. Wuren Amundsen 'pf Wat- at 4 p.nv-ln the Student Union, ■ cans over methods of financing thi bined charities of the Circle, mittee t(>4he Aniericariplan for an Ktttary, ifS iM , for flve years arid •,'X.opernti'5n of the V/ater êpt. / atomic- pool dedicated to peaceful prior tp thet was a teacher of so rous Road is a patient at . Man Md a talk before the Mathematics It is prondsed to begin the sale •at C3u b ^ Wsdittsday at 7:80 in the -.^ne by-product of the flgt^yâs at 7 p. m..Card playing Will follow purposes. i louse cial shidiea and ^ylish at Suf-' chester Memorial Hospital wh4re \ ■ •< '/■ / X-. She will Undergo observation Tor a S t^ n t Union on Topology Versus the (nstatence by the Demo^rata at 8 and players may choose what , Jm his policy speech before the SsMi,- Academy, Staten Island Rribber Sheet Geometry." Dr. ^ g Mias Vemn Hai* on the Board for the 1950; to 1952 ever game, they prefer.Tickets .aêiftbly last week, Vi.shlnsky Acadiray, and Woodrow .W*laon few days. . Guest Speaker also will visit TWrilty College on s o u t h e a s t SECTION , term that no auditor ^ . v e more will be on sale at the door; Mrs, brushedx>ver the U.S. proposal, as- Twice a s . smart— for , its glqriltB^ Biyh School. Major Nathan B. Gatchell of An Thursday. In line with hia policy of making than four Consecutive yesn?. In the RichardIchar ■ Ross is in charge of ticket sertfeg that Secretary of State At the present time he is a this year’s show entirely diffemnt recent, carripaign. Ilwt.w.sa a plsuik dismbi'■ ‘ ''buUon, DulleiKhad, pVeaented no Ooncrete princess lines . . . for its easy e a rn \ \ member of the staff of American dover will be guest speake^^ at the Grange bieeting tonlghLWhidi from anything ever produced ty M(>NDAY,OCT. in the'DcMocratlc/plotform. Mrs. Joseph Falkowskl and Mrs. points and that the Russians would and lasting beauty, Warm, wash XntemaUonal CoUege in Spring; the Rotary Club, Director Mark ' • ♦ • X . The present /auditor; Hibbard walb unttt they 'saw something on win be open to the public after Edward Brunette will preside at able quilted cotton ^ th contrasting ^ flsl^ MasA, s«rvlng as coordina List TVo Events Holmes has secured the services of We repeat— If you do not put bat more paper, e t ^ Alexander, been the towri’a the apron table; Mrs. John Lappen paper befpW giving their views, tor of the program “Elementary 8:30. He witl give an tBustrated ON X.. Dulles proposed in part creation lecture on Mexico. / ■ Miss Verna* Hare, local dance in we will be forced to diaeontiinae mdleettoas. auditor s in ^ 1936. and Mrs. Leo Barrett w ill see to lining . . , enriched, by ddllar siin''^^ Educations” He la also ,an asso- structor, who will direct the dance ('Ofisldered Rig Post providing tablei: Mrs. Robert of an interifetional agency tiv data prcdessor of education. Harvest S ri^ r At Country Club numbers for the Rotary ^v u e of peaceful stomiO\ power, with or buttons prancing from throat to The WSCS of jUnit^ Methodist y-' .V ^ T h e A4,000-a-year town, coun Schniler and Mrs. Edniund Klely, Mather is married ah|^ the 1954. T IC ^ sel’s post, now held by Charles N. prizes. vrithout Rtissiaii cooperation; hern. Npvel hat print in red or aqua ' ‘ father of two chUdren lives Church win seê ita annual harv A dessert bridge party will be Crorkett, is con.sidered by niost Mrs. Janies Barry, Mrs. Edward training', in the U n H ^ States for est supper ^ the church tomorrow To give some IdcaAôf what can students, from all ^ r t s of the on fields of white. Sizes 10 to f 8 . in .SpringSeld. He will/ assume held at Manchceter Country Club be expected, the ’Dallet Ruse," Iqral politicians tO be the prime Chapdeiiine . and Miss Stephanie his local duties on Dec. night from,0:30 until 7 o’clock. The ‘niureday evening, Oct 14. CHher /riîitlcaf plum. In iS-IO the Job Tunsky will be in charge ot ' ' world in atomic energy., and Its meal, fûring corned beef and which Miss Hare is presently put ASHERS, DRYERS peaceful uses, and visira by for The Board of Educat f'did not' gamea may be played if preferred ting into rehearsal, is made up en-. went to !v Democrat, John D. La- cake pale. disclose the.âalai7 the new cabbim, win be topped with a and the party wUl be open to mem- , HOTPOINT, BLACKSTONEÂBCO*MATIC Belle, apparently an the result of Refreshments will be served by eign medical 'experts tocan choipe of homemade apple or tirely of Rotaiy Club members. cer ho.spitals tq work jKjtli.'jpDmic principal. bera and their friends. Hie event ’The show thU year will be of factional dirisions oft the Board. the following cOgnmitteS:. Mrs. Since Hie roslgiml of former PUtftpkin pie for deasei^,' is. Sponsored by ttie women’s divl- When the present Board organ- Joseph Schuster. M r a ^ ^ o John techniques. < Sfptember Zoataig Permlta sribn. r (he variety type featuring,numer Briti.4h Snd French threats to fuincipal Oabrlel m on Aug. ous specialty acta, ataged in a NDISHWASHEI Ued in’ 1952, the group waa again son, Mrs. W|lllam/ôlllns, Mrsc 18 the school has without a To (Tlifton Reynolds, Colonial Reservations, will be taken 'by ROASTING>• CHICKENS •> split into factions and d'as unable Frank Farldbne^ Mrs. CHsrlyfi boycott' the debates on the Medi Road, guage; F. J. Chisson, He ni|^t club setting, with the audi HOmiNT, K I^ E N AID, AMERK \ Herald Photo terranean isle, of Cj-pruT and the prindpaL 30 oandidltths Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs Fred ence particlpatirig. \ to ireach agreement «t iis organl- Donahue and Joseph Tondki. fuive been by the boiard bron Road, conversion of old school Bllsb, Jr., Mrs. Clarsnce Laking Hnpdreds of psople from Blanehsster snd so___ ^xatio'nnl meeting. The question Mrs. MichaePGorman is ift charge Dr. Albert Frelhelt of 43 B lw t^ French North African protector house to two cair garage; Ray and Mrs. OoHn Davies. .nckets are now kvall^le for Rd. picked the right tinie to. tnaWe been well received and has Justified ates of, Tunisia and Morocco will for the podt the everiings of Nov. 19 and 20, in ing towns who know rssUy Tins chicken and will UMte was tabled and LaBcile continued of public^y,'^ ^ - - i Bsported mond and Helen J^le, Lakesi^ On- Wednesday, OCt. 20 the RANGESgREFRIGERAm 1/ to serve a.s counsei fo r ln ’o months his regiilar savings depoeit at the the efforts to make Manchester probably drop the.se items to the cluding half-price ehlldreii’a tick Trust a ’’one-stop” bank. bottom of the list. Harry lUucd, 18, of East View, Bolton log< cabin, 24 by 32 women of the club wUl hold their nothing less drive to.our farm every week to get tlwirt A lI^ lE S T W TO DATE MERCHAN1)| until Crockett was apteinted in Manchester • Trust Co. recentl.v. feet. annual Meeting, ’The Red and Blue et's, front Ûl members of the here. January with five Ropitbllcans The deposit. It Just sfehappened, Bartfora [an Roonr/, 18, of Rotary Cluby Plmi P tA oup 149 Spruce Maacbester, walked To Stanley^ Patnode, addition to team dimer wSl be served at this \ backing him. Sherwood G.' Bowers^ put the bank over the '31.(100,000 ; asray frinn^ smashed car last store on Stony'Road, 24 by 32 feet; tlnw with the Red 'wlnnem being a Repubtean and chairman Of the At Ni School mark in accumulated deposits and *ri8**t wT" 'negligible injuries after Laurier F. DeMare, four dim CM treated by the Blues. Oicktails tains. Others who wish to attend ' ROGER OLCOTT ABC Board. Joine^ the three lêôi won the local dentist a 350-United You'H Kk* Him * NEW Marlow Strvkwf ^Ît had rdriuned and snapped off a dwellings, 24 by 30 feet on ToIlati4 wUl be served-at 8 and dinner is may call for reservations wMch I crata in opposing him. x ' States Savings Bond, - ‘ «)ole. ^ . Road; Clifford Stephens, two C i^' at 7 o'clook. will cloee Monday, Oct. 18. Mrs. 403 Wêst Center Street IltcheU 3-7853 RepuMicans L'nified. \ An organization meeting for a Here Thomas Rollnaon, aasi.stant was driving south on Cod dwrilings, 24 by 84 feet on . ’The msmtera 'of the golf teanw Oarence Laking and Mrs. W; F. MI-9-1575 With the six RepubMcan.s on the rent Teachers .^sn, at the Ver- treasurer and secretary of the , DRY TAILORING ( Road. According to State ToUahd Road; Malcolm Southerlln, are being contacted by their cap- Lockwood will take rerervations. new Board fill b a (^ d by the GOP i-Lydall School has been called bank, is Shown handing over the ; AlterAtinns, Tr«u.ser, reports, he failed to make Birch Mountain Road, addition to - Town Com;riittex"nd unified in the ^ n d a y , Oct. 11, at 8 p. m. in bond and congratulating Dr. Frei- CLEANING recent campaign, there appears S heit. [’The a'w:ard was in accordance Cm Zippers, etc. Just pHor to the inter- garag;e; Robert L. Richardson, th^/ariiool auditorium. with an \unpuLliclzed decision! Route 44A, Skidded, left Lakeside Lane, two dormer ad(U- little likelihoM of a fight over the iiicent Ramlzi, principal of the (Lower S t^ t Floor to .Shoe Reps^) rammed a telephone tiona to dwelling. ., appolntirierit. ew scriool, will greet parents and reached by the bank's directors] broksiroff deaai -..... I > ’The, third palLh post to be fille introdui*e Mrs. William H. Stuek, some tlirie ago to commemorate the depo.vit that put the bank over the impact iM Maacbester Evening Herald Bol by the Board is that of the town newly elected member of the sessor." Henry Mutrfe has hel^the the 31,000,000 mark. top JriMheloer the Rrst ton correspondent, M n . ~ ieaeph .Board o f t^ducation an^ president job since the present tqwn charter The ’Trust Co., one of the oldest DTtnUn. telephoM MltcheU S-S54S. of the Manchester PTA Council, ^went into effect in iniT, , financial institutions in Manches I driver sustalneika sprain^ who will speak briefly on the pur- In addition to the 15 i^ t s which ter, did not have a savings depart- 1- 'A ) and Ms paasengerMSmey a po.sea of P T A and its activities in EXTENBED POBECAST ^sl be filled, twH^li^-s may be mejit until two years sgo, when Its on the head, police^report other Manchester schoola This Boston, Oct. 8 (8V-The temper f(n«d when Mrs. NatJuie .dclnto.sh North End Branch was opêd. entire front-end of thexw The organizational meeting will - was smashed. Telephone and ^wer ature in New England during the ancLPascal Poe, /Directors-elect, Bank officials say that expênce next five days, Saturday through resiM as m e m b ^ of *be con- be followed by refreshments in the has shown that the aervice has coSnpaiiy emergency crews worked cafeteria. 1 ' ' ‘ for more than two hours to re- lyedneaday, will average 2 to 5 de- troveiâl Schojn Building Commit.' above the seasonal normal, toe. Tnk committee now numbers A special invitation Is extended ■Sera servloe and remove the to teachers, as well as parents to haaet^ of dangling Uve wires. Warmer Saturday and continued 11 but tJM few permits ss few as mild oVm the weekend but turning seven mej^bers. Directors may not attend this meeting and \pftrticl- Behued was charged with speed pate in the association. \ ing by Patrolman Clifford Bonp^ cooler about Tuesday. serve. WINDOW jSlIADES \ ' M bud of \the Ooldiester Barracks Some noiftmls for the period are The/l2 pel^na whose, terms ex- ,pire/on b o a r ^ and who must be and waa summoned to appear in Boston 57, Providence 85, Nan LON 6 ;VÊARtHG G irl is tucket 54, NeW^,.Haven 55, Con- replaced or reabpointed by the new local Trial Court cn Nov< 18. A”' - Voter SeSilori cord, N. H., 50,'''Buriington 50, Board follow: \\ PorUand 51, Eaatpott. 50, Green- Dr. JOjteph feirry, Advisory COLIÎIA ARRi^W, The. last regular voter-making Board of Health;'ôntas F. Kel in bar vlllo 46 an*l Presque ISIs 46, Opportunity Order: -pi Steaaion before the November elec FIRST AGAIN! ley, Advt.sory Rto/catlon and i n tion will be hdd tomorrow at the , At Boston, the normfti maxi $fiOi r Rollers mum temperature during this pe- Park Coi,.ml.saion; '^hcnvpdd A, $hirttail PJ'i . Community,;HaU froin 9 a m. until B'cochler, Board qf '1 ^ Review} I S KNOCKING g p. m. Anybnaw^ ia. tl yean nf ribd is 68 and the norinal nolnt- munKtemperature is 48. / Mrs. Charle.s Felber a ^ Charles V / # ^ O M $ age, a cltiMui. raswent Of the town N. flrockett_ Library S o^d ;. Clif E. As^HNSON for dx months and xtbS state for cipJ^taUon during this period . FIRST TO ffivE ! Will pn the average total 1^ than ford C. Varney, Penrion'^ârd; < COli Stfil one year U ellgtbtt'to be made a Victor Swanson, Tor’.’n Pt^ning- FAINT CO. $ voter at this fiine. Nathralibed cltl- OM quartînch in southi^ New 3 . 9 8 England ancHtwo to'ai^tenUia of X Commis.sion; George H. .Mntlow, ^ C M S sens should prasent thair ^tlsen- Zoning Board of Appeals; ChSxlea 699 Main St.. Tel. MI-9-4501 Shlp pepsra. an inch in not^m N t^ England ANNOUNCEMENT ^ F IL E S with ahowera norihehi New Eng p. Burr. Josopli G. Pero a^d Voten who have not yet ireg- George R. Fnglishi DOvelopme Ne. 1204 red with a political p u ^ iriay land on weekend/^d over all of NOWh^he deslpnertaiA o performed > v . / ' Perfect partner fofeleep . . r New England a^f\th e first of Commls.sion; and Cecil W, Eng f d g a 11 so at this time elm if they next week. land,' Insurance Committee. Read Herald Advs. the petite Pete Pan collar \ Wish. " such m ira^s witK^layfex Girdles * 3 9 ” and pocket- are ôrilsle To Meet Monday Witli |tlwHfor«tyM t#Ui ipr ' The work program committee of . . . bring'you an sxcifing ^•wors. No. 12041 $4MI piped in contrast binding. ''xtha Dedies Rt. Maurice .will hold Charming Early American nmeeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. new bra w 'dh ELASTIC and NYLON alu^p at the Rectory to complete £ Si cM Evarythii you naad for your foil tattersai print on fine A fUIl-depth. solidly built *> planAfor presentation to the b.usl-^ custoip-coptburad as if madP for you alona! oilobte at PkoiHond. washably Cotton Broad nesa iriMtlng of the aociety at V \ heavy .steel file. Fotir pm. . \ // -< > "’‘^Thousan(ousonds '^f Holland bulbs in smooth - gilding, letter- cloth.. Tn Red, Aqua and Q *ieen. Sta-m pA. 1 s i k f, full r suspension -Memben. of the eommitUe in/ numarous vm atias. AN top six# draweiy. Equipped ' 'with Maiie. Sizes 32 to 40. dude Mrs. Vb^nt KrsesiclU, MrS. at raosonobla'prfeas. spring compressors and Alfred Lewis, yfrs. John Jj. Avery, guide rods, for record Mrs. William Maher, Mrs. Anthony protection. Size 52' i ” ManeggiA Mrs. Addard Bemais of high. 14 5.’’ wide, 26>»’’ Hebron, Mrs. Anthony Armentano Given On C.O.D. Deliveries \ ■ Hai.Asp*^ » SPECIAL! deep. Olive green • or cole . 1 *'*■-. f « »gttm M of Andover. Mrs. Clifford Itoomia gray baked enamel flnish. \;' V and Mn. Chutes Robbina ■ 4-H Club News for TS—1« «. •*•*•. bw* Willi ■•••I .iie U.lMel V . ■/ . A special meeting of the Thlrii-' HARDY BUIJ CARDEN Ul I.Hw 4r*-wi. Ne. 104 34«.tl J f;’ • 4 • \ bte-Pushers, 4-H Sewing cniib, wriU- be held tomorrow at the school at ^ nVE DOZEN ItCi.BK 2 p.m. for .the ,express purpose of RANGE & FUEL OIL *AI.l. TOP SIZE 35.9.5 V A L l’E turning in rerord books. Miss B4v- 4 erly Tuttle, Junior leadier of the 12 H.vachinthn dub win be in charge of.Btla de- 12 Crocus k Now and forever ,talL ■ . V. X 24 Tulips / Mrs. Myron Lee, leader of the The BOLAND OIL CO. group, hu announced plana for DaffodiLs ' p * 1four personal Leg-Size in ' the new 4-H du> year.will be made at the next' regular ’ meeting on' 3 4 3 2 0 Oct 18. It also [rianned to elect ASSORI^ DAFFODILS efflcera at this meeting. .5IAS!4 PLANTING 25 FCR ...... $1.95 ' 4 m v E i s m A M H m 5 0 F O R ...... $ 3 .80 By Joseph P'. Lyford 1 0 0 FOR ...... $7 .5 0 OIMOOWnC CANDIDATl FOg CONCaiStMAN-ATÂliCE W AU RPO RD ' Cinrfiiiirft gtt duown bff icbeAile W *11 lundi of thiagt. Mjr niAM MAM DARWIN TULIPS MIXED HOLUND TULIPS ^yrfectfiUing bosccss, fie sa k e Roseothsl. « w tU K t to ît-you11 «0ciN iti Waair it—youll love R i Thi PlRytex tde-toc to meet the Fast Sdectmui of Uvinff Bra uses daitie and nylon in a new way.to _^ 2 5 FOR ...... , . 1 ^ ,5 0 95 c Cent* Dozen and I’p •’,' ' W tta fM d when she qiied ber cs't sitting "«wtom:We D GERAXIUM rHEEnrpi^'K.sR / OR OPfICl U tl t e ainlight, he looked at me. steadily and a id that now, in hit seventies, he !VfhS. n . d BAC’KilOt SE Tl’XIH THAMA . ” / , Many otber*. ii "aiek of tnetoric~. It is too late to be fumbling around with phratet.rA itua fboold u f only what be bdieves most deeply and a y it u simply as he., BEERAWBA \ - ’ .MRS. KBELAGE ' n o im ix ixGLE!4la,4lwC»iiiiiwiC«Mai» ■■ ‘ .

> -rf". ■ S ' j ''I- 7. ■ '\r:v r v ;- 7 - •* " ' t o - • ■ ■ 'X >"■ ■■ ' . r / -N ^ : \ -f _ ^ ' ...... ' ■ ■■ ■ r to L ■ - to ' > \ . ■ '■7 - 7 X, .7 - v . X , ’ l 4 ANq]^TER MANCHESTER. CONN., FH^Y, OCTQBER 8 . 1 9 5 4 ' 1 < k [CHESTER t o - . ' s * • . [oj HERALD, MANCHESTER, FRIDAV, OCTOBER 8,' 1954. , " x ? PAGESEVSN r ' x * • > > ^ ------'b;tonn..i , I, ---- .....7:.' mX v---- publiean dtftAt coma .from th«sf. iun)ty " T ” w ill be the q rfB it p r o v i d e d a g e 'o f IlLli par baaket. ^ 5 - attetlona, than tha liifht y rtn g y d i( D roodles aniborbe W D i C - l M 9 Classes .^— ....iB l'm e e tin g t to r a t, too->.c in - have. at M arket Horn David Ormsby-Gore HOOHM AND UroM sid. The organizational m er - ChuUfito*>‘ •ohl toUIed Its own explanation, andiN^lslm t V K N B — M « •hHiir- .X . 7 ^ ./'-k X . 7 ' crates/lindxw ent a t b h i g h o f GREAT EASTERN Dc(ii In g ror tt^ K a at Side W ill be held Elifiiiti0 If KaUi ready. y v.^ ,, By, ROiuBR P R IC E toners PT A W U U O — m t Oftei^ by R^c . ------. „ . . > V andtolow o f' 6 1 .2 5 per crate. W hU ^ SIDING COMPANY Th u n ito y 'h yaning beginning, at 6 Ambuiit to ^ 1,074 2 1 OAK STREET— M ANCHESTER Clean U w , m edlclitocablriet of- •}2 bushela O f shell beans w a re .: It Will say that Blsenhiawer,1«>t^ Shaker Here UN We^k ■7 - . o ’ c l o c k ^ X X . : - ■ : ■ , . k X. t #|i*. | i * , To rem______dve te m_ p______ta ^ n , throw aria high of $ 2 . 5 5i f^' d a lo w j KTound because he dldn'^ e^nsoia t a f i r s t '. T h n -R d c ro a tltto D iro t^ ^ ptaninilng 1 c o n n \ y ' . ■ , ‘-V A . V . “B U R T” LIN P S A Y, Prop. Th* toUowing pngram •chedules itnhetori for tbia pro- out all unlabeled bottico, l^ g -a g o iTiiirSdliy hslto the M anrhes- , ^ ri r x b u * e l . r k x a u s p N . vrtth the rlKht will say n to to * *><■ th ^ aqabonTsM onday, to l|*v« chlldian'a. iu«hn>T *t th* im .w lIlVbe B ^^ô w n r X h e prescriptions. P u t esUophane tape tir .Vegetable Auction M a rt total/ &BQU 8 0 N ■rita Hon- David .OrniatiT' tyn Estate Co. end farnis tw o A resident ofxMatois WHAy-New»:.P 0 „ ■ 7 / to ’> ;'/. J 7 in league .'With Southern speaker a t a public m eeting a t the sh orthorn biill w h ich took the drat is the Annual Jamboree o t W E FINANCE YOUR DEAL:\ ' * »c:5£ra;7'x: ''WHAY-Song Time ' [ t o ' X ^ V^worito< W GO-âainatni , t o ..ge îliôcrhts, moVc to control con* / Vecplanck School, a t 8 p.m . M on- prise -at the Royal , Agriculture r eni PTJe which Will be held' WDRC'" M r7 Keen ' - ■ t o 9( 90H| *•# •••••••*•««•• » ' 7* S h o w i n 19 4 9 . H e la vice preai- •chtw on Saturdiy, Get. to WGTH-Counterepy gressV'iM^ to pressure the Presl d a j g O o t . 1 8 , under thS auspices from jO/a-m , to 2 p . m . • •■ •••••••«•••»«•»(•••• All ojp the United Nations Aasn. of dent' o f the O sw e stry and. D istrict ■ ' * • to aimh-into Une with itself. X' M anchester and the B ritish A m e r AgrtoultursI Society and a gov 7 And,. howeyei'^îrêous ibii ican Club, The topic o f hU f talk ernor of the Royal- Agricultural il KiMy 7 o » cleJm may. he,'even UiOu|± it will w ill be "B uilding for Peace.” Society o f. En g lan d . < x/- ttoiw orlu ' m a s s . “A BOglPlaylng a Piano" \ The H on. Orineb y-Obre has m ade Keen Political S fM e iit 'A Thpught far ’-iK ew iltoollui Hop Hertford t o r ___ U MCllUiTalr be obvioud th H the right^vWng it the BUg pictured here, is k , X < *i*b Carroway a toecial stu dy o f Inteirnatiorial H e has beM V*^ been student 'Tlecoto K«vur WDRC—Arthur O ^ lrey Dtneot ‘ X\ t t raauMleatlon o t self played for Uh^ Republican Iralived flea- R ie fa vo rite sSiecU on ___ : c ra u u d la It, or relations since, in N o v., 1 9 5 1 , h e politics slhc.e he., w as a t ChcA Mailnea —Lone Rancer erodltod m. tbit paper to Much la That Doggie In ■■ ' Joat beginning > x WTiv—WlM«r Brown feat, it will still he' diffinUl for a w as appointed Parliam en tary prl- when he was a to*h)ber o ^ t h e •"DRC-^jfl Kolby local Bowt publlahed here. th k -W w o w .” but he also plays a ^ A n y pn r of us can accom plish Home to defeated Republican party,' and a. ■ va te îto to ary to the M lniater of ’GTHyanck B WnXwprki WlTJÎVlday with Garroway to M raphMIeaUon of ipecUl i)kie a lrto g e m e n t of- "R o ve r, Com e w as brou ght up In â poltUOal at-' fa r m oto. w ith the tim e that w e •Nia aro alw .rtaanrcd. State tor Foreign A ffa n , Belw yn 4:tt— 7 **"*'■ (Godfrey D lieil , 7 President refused •ifew.'xniahoate C anning and Stratford..^Clubs. H e haye^th ari w e now do. A n y one o f us X, I d e ^ o r Fencing aMNnothes Lines & c k T o ^ e :^ People often w rite Llo.yd. H e w as an alternate dele- WHAY—Hewn: Polka Bop WGTH—Newa: Arnold x^, / - t o ( I f M . B for himself, to defend agaihst this In asking m ditloi^ To Get Rid O f m o s p h e r e , t o r he grew \up aa the cou itoiive fa r better' ;than w e do WOCC—Record Revue- g ^ t bor the United Kingdom at LENGTH^'i^ • ffiHAY-^rl»(ol Poltah Honito X Fle a s. . \V e ll\ there's a .' sim ple' •on of a M inister of the Crow n. now if w e only w ould. A ll o f us CNB—Rcqueit Matinee l U t l T M l The claim. • the United R a tio n s .General A s ,X ... .'JC—Woman In Uouit J ? S l £ ; r ^ ^ y *•••* GarrowaVv - K a « m ethod. FleasVUkS'Xjogs, right? . I n O c t . , 19 4 8 , he. w as adotod M w ant to do better but som ehow w e WDRC—Cnl Kolbv ^^SSr-AfUur Godfrey-maeit ' 'nils, w ould m ean, then, the sem bly in Paris In 1 9 5 1 - 5 2 , a n d ^ W GTH-New areel to 7 ^ (R ig h t!) S o 'iirs t thlitoxiôu do to prosp>ectlve C o n se rva tive (iandidate' just can’t to *m to get lU rted. 6 • • • • • • •(* 7Zc 7 .. • ..... ^ gCTH-Jack'n Waxworka \ OT represented thexUnlted Kingdom S t l S — probable destruction o f one o f the fo r Osw eetry, .and w as electad In t o " X bU y A b r/t- m ore\d"ff*' on the second cctom ittee dealing Because this 'is to a lf o f u t can 8 • • • > • > • • 96c 10 .... • .X. •«’ Si.80' WMAY—Weatem Caravan W HAY-Nita W a great, m issions the voters selected now ottjB. B ein g consclentiousrtoc 19 5 0 and again - in 1 9 5 1 . ^ learn aom ethinig from the little WCOCf-toswrd Revua an|/Nlxon a ith econom ic and 1 ^ 1 *1 p r o b l e m s . 24’ ...... $8.40 32' ...... yXxSlLlO WKNB-toeque*t Matinee WDRC-Amoi^- Airi^ X President Eisenhow er to perform . FleSsTw ill try to spend S .llttTe X' H e has had considerable experi hoy tha t J.oHii H ito> p w rote about , . M V tr»«»' ‘ ' Eduoatad at Oxford W TlCûif^lain But WGTH—YietoPrealdebt R. Jfixon ttin totoch da y on eacn\dpg,^ w hich ence in public speaking outside r e c e n t l y . WDRC-Newe X Th a t w as the m ission to rebuild Ha.^w as born M ay 2 0 , IB t*. and m esas to s y ii he com routiafe'to*’"’ Parliam ent and lectured bn cur A certain b W bad w on a prise WtiTH—Bbbby Bcnsnii WHAV-jJhle Watch H M a M . the Republican party out of its l : I » - -^r.laenhower and Nixon to g to dbg to dog. A ll trosto'a iP' waa educa^rmMrdo’ WDRttoCal' Kolby I 7 m ent. The extrem e left being no W'GTH-BUI Stem WGTIf—Sporta tU o a b y both/lhajor som ething o f a dslTeat t o r E i s e n •: 4»- better then the extrem e right ap pgjtttea. ■ hower in IBM. ^ \ WHAY—Sunper Serenade plies as m uch to the O rient as It WTIC-eThree Btai Extra . . n u a ca tiltio la n w dfptni to the If the m em bers of the ^Haen- docs in the W est. WDRC-LoW-m Thomaa X WGTH-Newli: Weather ■iSn m or^thaa it w iit to those how er coalition m eant w hat they Even if C hiang Kai-shek should t : # » - be replaced, there is no reason to WHAY—Newa: Supper Serenade 'jdW fliSa te e tp r Ofsnjfim w h o w e r e v o t e d i n 19 5 2 , th e y are n o t as free Jii.H .turn Form osa over tb those Old ûtheitT scenes in x J8i V- WTIC-Roaa Miller Itoliitog w tUi toim H e scored si WDRC—Tenn. Ernie as they thought, in IB M . Even \Vô are likely, tb be w orse. Th a t kch real metal leaf frames afi^ per _ WGTH—Fulton Lewla y UCX)NN FELL oW n a m e d ISBiSaUde vic te y. Th e Republican though som e of the (.hoices Qtey sebqied to be the tragedy qn the fect in Colonial sewings. Choice of 7 * I # — X -. Chinese m jtinland. Those opposed WHAY—Supper Serenad# ' vtiR ory in £îia^«sa w a ^ b y a nar- m ay have to m ake to create nn 4 subjects; U8U^ 812.00. WTIC-Roaa Miller y ’ , Storrs, O c t. 8 (>(P) — 'iW p U n L to Chiang,' even the non-Com m u- O n e psaaon to r this, Elsenhow er endorsem ent In IB.M WDRC—Tenn. Ernley veraity of Connecticut atbdenU nlst.s th to e . o ffe re d 'po a lte rn ative ^ jjGTH-J, Vimdei^li w ad the fact that aom e have woo fellowahipg to tally m ay be individually distasteful to but the red.s. Thus a vacuum w as •Six old tintopiatols are illustrated WHAY—Supperherenad# ■ $800 from the George B ivln foun lean cfadldataa w erh. ob- them , the alternative should be created for the Reds to rush in. WTIC—Newetol World dation of Cleveland. They are net hanm m toua, in têlr The Kam e m lfatake m ust" not be in this of x 10-inch pic-, i WDRC—ThOfahera even m ore distasteful. For the WGTH—e. Heatter M ra. Robert A . Riley of M ilford m ade on Form osa. tures.ê framto arc in fruitwood Old South outlook, W lU i/the Republi- spoils of a Republican defeat in arid M ias M a ry E . U agn er o f Paa- W hat is m oreXin keeping, is to 8 4 . 5 0 . ' estoUllata fo r President. The finish; Usually coag;, R . I. B oth are atiidenta in IB M w ilt go directly to one quar- strive to m ake Fobiposa % beacon Television Programs / casu alties In the elec- S9.98 the unlveraity'a School of Social teiy and to th a t qu arter only. Tlie for dem ocratic lib e ra : I realise On Page Two w o r k . M b tosre RepuW Ican candidates only trium ph involved w ill be for that the governroentTthere today Old Pistols falls short of dem ocracy. Of • (. tha aKtrem e right w ing per- the Republican right w ing led by \ C o m p l e t e 6 8 p i e c e • addaton. Som e w h o m ade election, course, that striving w ill not be / ■ M cCarthy,/iDirksen. the M cCor- sviccessfiil iinle.ss the Fq ito p san s $3.75 m to M cC arth y, and Jenn er, ran fa r m ick press and the H earst press. are taken In on the ideal. ' M ilM the PrealdenC. The Eieen- The lack of a strong, healthy Service for 8 ■Iw w ar c o a litio n 'vo te rs found it "m iddle of the road" Ideal w'pa \ " ' ■ m f dlflleult to vote fo r .som e o f the A 'B irth d ay O f Q u ality w hat helped the Reds in C hina.' Vours tn ily, / fs ^ e w ho w ere cliuigf|to on his O n O c t . 8 , in the ye a r 1 8 7 4 , t w o T.' W . C hcrey. V s o a ^ U U s . , M anchester youUis, 19 a n d 1 7 Tribute to PoUee Regular Price $79.95 N to r, this fa ll, the ghsenhpw er yeare old,/financed by*a 1 1 ,5 0 0 f Sallttew faces nsw and cUffloplt To the Editor. ' note stgiiSd by their m otlier, w ent I w ish to pieaent a sperial note to d S C M e n . In to btoîiess^ buying out a firm of com m endation to the- M anches The m ost obvious fact the know n'as the Plnney t^ndertaking ter Police w ho arrived w ithin 58 inning 80 morCyyears of Service to Connecticut M tuatlon la th a t a Republican vie* seconds after receiving a call at Last Day tomorrofik ^ Com pany. Alm ost InVm rdiately, to ^ in the ISM congresaloftat headquarters, pnd Im m ediately be > v they Undertook m o re ' then', under gan to give toyg eu io an 85 y e a r •toetiona W buld constitute an en> taking. T h e y began r.isklitovtheir old w om aiT/'w ho suffered s’ heart SATURDAY dotosm aat of President Ehecnt ow n coffihs. and building ujV, a attack atoabout 7 a. m . , Sunday SPECIAL, hn irer, and tha t a P,*publlean d t- m o r n i n g ^ stock of th ^ X U n til that tim e, th^ Isgt w ould be construed as som e , D r . / A . custom had been to m ake caskets' \S oon /after the police; credited the T RIAL Sy M o f repudlstion of President t o ' only after m eas'Ui'ing the de fÛce' w ith saying the w om an's r- aU tohow er. 7 '. FORGED ceased. Thene tw o yqitlhs m ade If this w srs the only factor b, to'Ôi frequently, 'police perform cuniR Y them selves enough caskets to be the Htuatlon, the Eieenhower heroic deeds, m any of them In X DUNGAREES 8prM Sers able to sell them ., w holesale ' to the fito of first aid. and go to alitlo h m ig h t u sll have an easy X H a rtfo rd .fu n e ra l d lre d ’ors. ' •/ quietly about their business, so / ttoia o f It rorodlning' In tsrt. ’and seldom retovln c any recognition Because th e y still had tinte ieft g iving su pport to ths President it fo r their services. over, they opened a canotoahd to 7 glaetod tw o years a g o .' , I w onder, ifto ye ry police station ^th i|o rtu n a tsly, the situation is bacco,business. In the l^ o x B uild l.>», equipped w ltii an oxygen k it ing, form erly on the iilte of the such, ss the M atohester Police net qidte that sim ple, not in all Dept\purchase^d od\s trial, basis. d U trle ts and In all states. present High achobl. And, tw o This W more than proved its Hog. 2.19 / ÂTRA 'PURE SILVER A n those w ho support President years after they had launched worth. ln \tm s recent tomergenCN'. OVERLAY AT POINTS OF GREATEST WEAR! them celves on their first venture, \ BiSinhow er do not'..necessarily It all adds hP to fine 'ptow worky they bought out the fu rniture de-> and excênb..first aid tto'aihg r Heavy 8 oz. denim with M p p o rt all Republican candltotes. - FmEST QUALITY KNIVES . . . REAL FORGED . \ ' paitm ent of the W illiam H. Everyone tooiild learn , first\*ld. 7j5,pper fly, triple stitched - A i^ thare la an ebvioue reason'for .One never kntpv^-^vhen . there rtva.'' teams, sanforized. Sizes “I l a m ^ ^ s t e e l ^ m ir r o r f in is h e d tala. Bom e of tho Republican ran Cheney Sons departm eiit store at be an emergent; Apd your Firiit. tb« com er, of M ain and Charter Aid Training m ay y o u g a v e a ?V: to.'^.9-42. dldatM i h a vsy opposed the Presi l i f e . Oak'Stto*^' ■ » ex tra , sturdy construction — r ^lly dent on m ost'vital issues. Som e L i l l i VgiXde Verb. "êse tw o young enterprisers ■ Dem sem tie candidatef,.-^re in- / USE GRANTS g u a ra n teed BY INTERNATIONAL SILVER- NOTHING DOWN . . . ^ I t o ^ ONLY $1 A WEEK! w ere Clarence G and F.N Ernest dlvldaaU y a ttractive, an(T.eom e of C alifornia -to to alm ost T .0 C R ED IT PQUPONlB x^CO.!.- , to W atkin s, and their firm , o f course. ednt o f sll /fi'o to r vehicles lb , the them hgve taken cle v^ pains to W atkins B rothers. A n d the son of United States. ,X-, X asem a Uttle clossr to the Presi- anti-tarnish ch est—NO EX- C larence and nepliew of Ern est is, ■ • t o den t's alm s and jioliries than are of eburse, C. Elm ore W atkins^ asm s Itopuhlipahs. In the ap- w h o. built the present W atkins fCOadiing election, ‘hen. Dem o- t t B rothers etorc in 19 2 0 , and w ho, arnta w ho voted fo r Eisen how er, in M c C A N N like hie father and uncle, has > • Itd S m ay feel aonie JustiftesUoh played a distinguished a n d to tlo u s j in.return iB g to 'th e ir ou’n .o ri^ n e l role in M anch esttoa^^c^ kfe- dOaslahe*, »o far as m em bers of 1 The THIS I.S ORIGINAL ROGERS! Do not confuse it,with in- O e n |rsM are concerned. A nd inde- W e have , been dellbe> a_Ung j 4m d ACT N O V Y ‘-MONDAY $ 7 9 . 9 5 pleeseht things to say. to W atkins ■ . i f ” .1 brand.*., Madg by world’s Mjrrat >flveri muiufae- ' fa h ^ ts m ay toy w ith.the feeliSf H M fiiif tlm itre itton - to' Sdvpr Company, it combines beauty with IM t it'is g ^ Voting policy for Brothers, op iu 80 lh birthday', to A new Solid M^ple Open Slock f e f an Mtremely heavy tnple plate that will give years and y w ra S them to pick and choose, w ithout day. it has tw ice been voted by Wotw' Syitams AGAIN! t o " wonderful .service. It is sturdily crafted to exict sDîficationx \ angard to p a rty label, those can- w holesale to n itiiro salesm en, w ho attention to minute deUily and lustrous finish.* No didataa w hose presence -in ' C oij- oug ht to . kno w , ''th e finest sm all Saks and Snivic* Bedroom for the Anniversary. m ordinary flatware it is e.xtra plated at poipts of greatest wear and has g y s m ight Irf legiiletlve. if not tow n fu rniture store in the ebun- knife bUdes forgcd froih stainless steel bars, Upered t r > ' . " o i course it is th a t; all M a n Phen* MNImV 3-59SS Xe S x S s l i t fn rty, strength for Eisenhow er. f g - g from handle to tip /or âceful balanând cutting ease ■ V h fto tu h a te ly fo r Su fh a feeling chester has knoiyn th a t. fo r a long, Chqose jh e pieces you need! tim e, It is m uch m ore than that. . ' 3 Pieces * 2 5 5 ~ ‘ fJl .-■.■‘■■.7 " ■7'--,/to^' . . 7, ; ad haniry on the pert of iiide* WWVTxl It is one of Jh b ''finest of to gaadan u, o r fo r such a feeling on // “Fairfield•’ or conterarorary ' the p n H -o f Elsenhow er Dem ocrats fu rniture sfo-cs., no m e tie r w here The Naiitucket group has the charm of old a £ .* r of these two patterns will fit most harm9nipustrinto , they are lovated. , Htot they can y e iy return to New England, plus the dignity Chippendale aa;: ALSO AVAILABLE -100 PC. SERVICE FOR 12 aihJrbv ‘ ***''* *^P«clacuUr opportunity made pos- th « r oalginal party fold for this' M ancheaiei‘ .likes and respects detaijs lend it. Cor.hers'of cabinet pieces, f f f n j ' FOR m - R OWN ^ ^ o K add-tiirm alaetion, the national the ■ peoplb who m ake W atkins ,, for toatance, are bevejled and fluted; iarack-* / REG. $120.0 0 ... 4 PRICE $59.95 altiiation ^ aa clem ent o f ex- Brothers today w h at it is C . El- eta'extend on a1| three sides | thumbnail edges ,. 't T r k ■ *: tfSasa dang er in it 'm ore htiuself. Henry E Sm ith, are used. Bfds copy two fine .old'Colonial .. * ' s i i u t .^Thla d a n g er liea in the fact th a t there sinrr 1 9 1 9 Heriieri W . example? and the light maple finish en* tha estrem e rig ht e to g o f the Re- Sw anron. since 19 2 0 ^ and H . B ruce WMXINS yhances the choice solid maple wixids. X FAMOUS JUMBO X . ASSORTED /-• yw U ica n partar la quite as anxious W atkins, representing the ihlrd ■ a O T H S A S . I N C _ Reg. 839.75 BMlside Csbinet with , HPUANDTUUFS M the eeost rabid Dem ocrat to generation o f the fou nding fa m ily, FUNERAL d ra w e r-----...... 32.50 . j •a##a # •••# ••••••••••«'I have tha forthcom ing elections w ho entered the T ito in 19 4 6 . Reg. 859.50 Ball-top Poster.Beds .... .59.00 \ Hvfo Im pBriod variofy ‘ ,; x ; , , p i : : : ma cevMH S E RVICE J. aahatltttto a repu diation o f Presi- B ut w hat w o really w qnt to say Reg. 8110,00 Chest of Drawers, 34.-inch 89.00 r-m MMHans INC obb ' ■ ! ' K dtot ttaaahaw ar and to 2 ‘ m l d d l c to W atkins Brothers,'~on th i hep- Reg. 8110.00 Dresser- Bases, 46-ihch . .89,00 958 Maia SL, MaBchestcr, C . . i (O iiM nd IW e if N < m ay** Isaitoralilp. in som e .in' py occajhon. U/tom eUang frank A k t o H r ■ ' Reg. 827.50 Single Dresser Mirror . . . .22.00 7 - aa to to UK natiica-ot a roninieirist"' -Reg. $159,00 Cheet-on-Chest _ ijyB t w ing o f " the' p a rty.ie operat * plug for . Otis Manchester etiter- O 4API^ Saf d »0(MW $*I I Reg. 8198.00 Tfiplfr DreAser Base, Tlie fincit bulb* from th« > A t . prlse. T h i* to a*' store \to ich f > y I ' , J>nHom. I uixffHowd ay w«t • i k f B gaaly to produce th a t reeult, 58 in ch es...... ,,...... 159.00 Up to a Year to Pay Sower center, guaranteed ‘ — to aHtleve tto 'defeat o f R e p u b l l - offcrlng.M m u,.h m oie to u V fo r , • Reg. 855.00 Triple Dresser Mirror . .. ,43.50 I j r i tjg j *****lefy>0 pbsliagB poM. I qgiiM lo pay ; 3C n - th.blooin for you in spring., to ^ M B M Bdigatea .w ho art c^b o a ly * btUa m ore to prlre. baa ^ro\td Reg. 8115.00 Tali Poster Bedi 58. inches .A Large choice of colorE^J« “ ^ Y A o S w a*. . . t o X • t y p e . that quaUty ia pmcUcal- > high. 92.50 Pay for Watkins Fiirntureas MU. enjoy it! ) Use your ' ' ■■ • \ to . : , • rig h t w lqg, throu gh ifa. 41 t o - t o - . ' . v ' ■ . . . J ■ ' ■ : T p .sterilise Jars, w ith glaaa . . t o " ; M t or Buough' the rs- PHONE / 30-day. Charge Acoopnt; (2) line lids used W. T. GRANT CO ' ^ • - X .• Dem ocrata to thirir ow n Mltch«ll 9-7196' the convenient. 9Q-I)ay.'J*l*n ' ■Ktthout-rartTHng chargf t (3 ) — ------.to .'^'-^ 7 - . • - ' I S F.,- the fitU n g o f in -' . ar MHchall 3-8606 ■ j ^ or take iip to two years to piay, 815 MAIN STREET. BiANCBESTER • • . > . I ' t o ; , • I th a t tlM y êah go on U M n .'boU .for 15 nOnutei. • Keep 142 East Center S t Th'a KhoW Nam*. .jMia Known Qutlity Sine* I90D the Jars and udh la hdt slater , (U little as lOto dowpV* on Mancheater. . . , J. • . • UBtU ^ a n . rtady toAlt the Ja n . the , W-B^ ^ d |^ t' Payment .. ■X.-7. .. ' . .:v . 958 MAIN-ST., . 'Wi h - :- Rian. - ^ ,/ , to- ■ ■ to /•- ■''■•'. ;■■■ . - '-k :to"'.to'. ..itoto.,'. '-to./...*., ■ - 7 -' v-'f-X v /' .- 7 ' - - t o ■ ' x . ' - t ’ ■y , 5r ; - >■' f ."/.' i V \ ■h ^ r ■ / :■ ' .iv i \ ,t ; X y '. \. ' \ ■ V X ■,N ■ 'H. X ■o, X ; \ X X. "X 10, HERALD.'Mi M^CHESTER\EVEN|kG, h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1954 P A G E N IN E ■X •. ____ _ JESTER* EOim., ^'RIDAY, OCTOBER 8; 195^ \ *■''’ ' . >v» Sion in federal expenditures that .WiHiam^ Renton, 24 ptndlson St.: cêrnon ■ " •''-. Italian Rsdicsl^ Rorty. Died smMi is proposed;*^ AVilltam Leggett, '42 VVaahington [ai Concerts in'Jazz ^ .Ydleiit Shown QmceWl , /' O’Bright to Play Thursday. — Abinan > Other testimony pointed Up dif S t; Alahson Cummings, RFD '2, w h e iie r Nationalists Hit ★ For Laick 6C Partteiiwntfi .Detroit -r- pt. James'C. Sar ficulties surrounît^ both 'of the Mandic.>'tcr; ]Ursin"bab'y boy, An ch Schea •; .• ' • g e n t,.8I, ^'Milwaukee, widely main possibilities outlined by Clay dover. ; ’ Listed at' UConn At Leeôn Dance N^tmd on National . . .. ■ ■ _. ^ . ■ Vl Youth W'elfare Committee of Cleveland—AUu XL. .Btitingsley, the Comm' Y" from 10 a.m. . i VoluntccrlKêeded ‘ Amerirah jazz, will present, toe 'AmSricahs.^g1on, will take plach to Pay • Paving: • DrtVewsys (Om Mn M *ltMB Pag* Om ) rowingXy a special government Buckiand St; (ContiBned from Page (CouttanM) from O ke), 6 a. m. —9 a. m. . itook)|l}-^t. y y ,,., Volunfeers' Nec8 Maximum winds 100' knots (jllS gubernatorial spot, ^^fhd Sen. attacks., on Amo^ and 'satellito Noon—3 p. m. schools In seven Tolland County munities. University pf Connecticut Student today. o n 4 ( ^ a r d Strbrt. su itin g sit 8:30. agency since 1928. Died Thursday. I SR hour) in west quadrant 30 Finance CorâRFO. This pros SchocppcI's post kriiKat stake in Annual Fall Baekn^jCommunity 3 p. m.—6 p. m ,X .'.. i .. - - ....M ario n Cullen, Vfr|pAla U ;( I Union Monday evening, Oct.. 11. Dancing wm hdsfrom^fiTSO until ^XvMAN^HESm bakes batted a fv fi days ago and T ow ns Including Andover^ Bolton, "The old timers may already bo v' The Jayce* and toaX State L s. JoUa, C8Uf.---Miles J. F ur-. , eye, higher velocity be- pect has littleXppeal. for those the November general election.’ Baptist Church. 10 a.nf.' to 8 p.mir 6 p. jn.—8'p. m / 'i ...... Robert Ringuette. x^** outnumbered. Instead of a fex oc The event is sponsored "by toe Theater aponoo.'ed ttuee con 1 O'clock, with mUMtktdrnished byy n^'87, who was trial judge for MlftkBl Y.I224 who don't w ant tnia government to Schocppel’i/duemocratlc / oppo-j lE'iiday, Saturday, Oct'.^^l 21 there has be(to'no official explana , Alfred Ringuette Columbia, Ashford, Somers, Tot‘ Student Union Social Confmittee Tony Q'Brlght’s or^lMtra. Re . squall bands. Turbulence land snd Union, is. currently In cupations, there is a great varfety tests held on n e m tr Saturdays -Jrthe Federal IVsde Commission in go any deeper intp ^ e ted. nent is fornisr Sen. Qcorge McGill. Community Players will ^nment tion., x' '* ■ 8 p. m. rrlO P. m. ‘ , .‘. . Volunteers Needed of workers. They have brought under chairmanship of Phyllis and plans caUewfor a final freshments wtll be serv^durlng Washington, D.' C.| from 1^ to vbi aqwnUh. No further SteveMSli charged that thefe.ls "My .Three Angels.’’ X^ . ___ , . ...Io.seph MSrein Wkshinglon, D. C. where be par- Freyer of 3462 E^nton Ave., New the evening^' ; ' ■ X„. For Hif iMt in Drivsway pane ^ ^ X T '. ■ ' 4|M >tatt(^FarB tahed By National^ batterlto .on ;êmoy 10 p. nt.—Midnight different ideas, new' demands, competition lariieveral weeks. 1948, end former member of both (Debnni,-* MhMIrbmak. lae. a "paralîa cf American infkenbe "'X ' Monda.v, Oct. 18 /x 'VoiVmteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, - ticipatfd in the ninth Annual Con- York City. It will feature Max The committee in chsrgO'PiHiis May ClMgU Cktorse ,«t and R ed'^ns on the molntand still ..ference of County and Rural Area changed expectations.'They have Too few voungsteni Indicated houses of. the Indians' SUjts Legis The south andôst quadrants p. na prfeea in foreign affairs, dua to the con Hon. W'.’ D. Ormsby-^Gore, M.P., mtehapfe a few shells ’aieh dsy,^ nicipal' Building, sManchfciter o:i Mondays. Wednesdays and neither knowledge of nor interest Kamlpsky and will present a pro- an interaatr in competing, Ken sffsir includes. Josc^^^Pack lature. Died Thursday. / tradictions and divtitcma within the CivlL j^ f eh'sc Telephone Number—•-! Bup'erihtendenta Friday and Sat THOMAS COLLA CONST. are the weaker pbiiifona m the hur> Expects Filial Baak Btoehs - on "Building for Peace," Ver- deton'se ministry ssid days from 1-5 p. m’. \ in the local gods and cheriahed.tra- •giam *of Dixieland jazz in two nedy'saM today, and toe show Commander Rohei^-T. Peterson, .^sttsnooga, Tenn.; Mrs. Eûblican party.” planck School, 8 p.m, ’ urday. He ia now attending the Na ditlons. They become a group shows, tlin.first at. 7 pjn. and the Henri G. P#ssini.X!Chsrles Roms- rlcane. Its highest VelMmea a re in Bid Aske artillery fire continued tbit tional Conference on Rural EMuca- las hmn called off. He said he RMS. Miller Gammon, 86,' 'widow east and north portMUk First Hatlonat Bank Describing the McCarthy hear Saturday, Oct. S3 sepafate and apart, but'with a second at 9Xn the Student Union hopdd talent shows could he nowski. John CVrvihl W alter TSd- of sXormer mayor of Bristol, ings S3 "that sordid exhibition”, he blown up a serious political crisis! whether Dieni would rt>ey an order Uon. ^ ' Ballroom. X,^ , . Norton, cluet etbriTK,fore Plans Oct. of Manchester...... 34 VS8 Harvest D ance', Manchester Lt. Gcn.Nlâng Yl-Ung. official in non-Co'mmunjst South V(et Nam from Bao Dal to tm**-Hlnh and ' majority of votes. It mukt be toged agatn.in toe. future. ford snd Ferdinand Tossing.. Tsnn., msitoer of Wirt Henry Gam d Miami, said Habei tjs said the Republicans have dis-„ N. The conference of auperlnten- something. Of a shock to the de •Jazz on the Chnipus Ltd., in its ______■ ______A Isrge'turnout Is skpected snd mon, sporla editor of the Chat •——-fr— — liarttord National- ' Lodge of Elks, State Armory. Nationalist Army spokesman, said Returning to’ Saigon last nl^h)^ two of his alllea^to toe govern- . dents named Graff a . member of j to'tMra very severe sUwniX ' W alter,, CraWf-ce, ..Jj-t architect Bank and'Trust Co.0. 34 played efforts. "to .appease Ben. - Also "Kiddie Karnival’j' • /8t. scendants of toe Builders of a com- full f threei-part series over thO' ths commlttes^ assures tos mem- tanooga TimeXsnd s great-grand- McCarthy—to have it both ways-- "We’ve heard JapUdlig” about a from conferences, in France with^^ment. The otoe^w o are Gen. Le the Executive Committee of toe academic' year, also inbludea a pro* continuedloôve almost:dO«- for the Keeney 5Strorf,School,-.-ex- Con'hL-'Bank and ' Mary's Parish House, H a.'m,/to 6 Hong Kong ropo^tobt 30,000 com Viet Nam Chief of State Bao Dai, Van Vlcn. head'ôf the Blnh Xuyen ' munity to find The last election hfrtoip of s gsls evening. X, daughter of Ihe’-Americsn patriot, to iise and/to abuse McCarthy at Division of County and Rbral filling all important offlees with gram on swing and a third y^ch people who will the mature ^------—* wesst, but ita fbrwardmotiqn had pct^ta to have fljHtr plans to? the Trust Co...... ^ . . 70 74 p.m. /' munist <,paratrwo|« have been Heath met-this morning with Diem sect, wHich/eontrols the Saigon po- / citizens of tomi should avaU; Patrick Hrnry. Dtad ‘Ihursday, ’ slowed down to less thanlO miles Manche.stCr Trqs^ . . . 60 • 66 the iiame tiiDe." Wedncwlay, Nov. 2 ' Superintendents of the Depart- people, who haven’t been residents concentrates on modem ji school cWpjptod* by , Oct. 1? In- An - estimated :^,500 persons moved to Niq^M for Mssible inva and French High. Commissioner IlrV,'andyGen. Nguyen Van Xuan. ’ ment' of Rural Education of toe KaniidskyX-jviio h asten ac themselves of every pportunitjr'to Reno,,^Nev. — Kndx Kimberly, an hour. ■ . . . steaa^pfrgtov. 1, as he had e.stl- Eire Ins^c^nee Compaalea Annual all-day "Holiday Fair,” sion of Na^Mmalist ofnhore. islands Gen.’Paul Ely, ah olfl4lne officer trained in five years. Yet that ha.s happened." 62, s member of s prominent VVis- "That sometimes indicates ^ crowded' Into a huge ballroom to' National^dpeatibn Society. claimed, for hi.s newlntorpretation m'eet for discussion hi^'âM c ew - Deaths Last Night matedL/adcording to General Man- Aetna ■Fire/.'/...... 69 72 Center Church Womeh’s Federa or nerhaps Formosa iiself.^. An*American source said Ihc Fiance. . " Norris spoke of some of the per catlonal problems. / consih family, whose grsrafsther change in course," said Norton. hear Ste’/enson In thio, predomi He wlll'epbtlnue as a member sonnel problems saying: ‘Teachers of standard jazz 'pf^toers, has LivRlch^rd Martin. '■ HartforjKFire ..y ..,.173 178 nately Republican state. He was tion. Cha^ said there wete no new U.S, may talk with the ’ ■ftrm.v The Chief of State said their In- "I am glad to call ^ re n t’-Tea$h- owned the Kimberly-CIariXftUp "We are watching its i^tK vei7 reports of Communist junk concto- of the LiatsotoCom'mittee to work are acting more and . more like been a featured/Juayef''wito a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Slid Paper Company of Neertkl) ssld/C rabtree toM him Natioadl Fire ...\. .103 108 accompanied bjl his 22-year-old . '.omcmakcr’s Holida.v prpgram, chief, Gen. Ngu.vcn V an Blnh. in rtusion in the cabinet would mean , t.’ito the Cooperative ITogram for number of the U>P name bahdk.-He er Membership Mohto to toe at^^^ closely.” kterday the 'idans would, be Photfnlx ...... ,.'., 9 0 95 Community Y, 9.-30 .n.m. trations along tpe China coast, but other people. They want to know / High Wycombe, England—Ben- Wls...Which pioneer^ many mod. , C ^y open w ater lay ahead of son, Borden a da.v or two. Reports here iri'^ that all organised groups in the. Educational AdmihlstraUbn of the also is a charter member of the Tentlon of the p ^ p le of ConnM;ti* *jOmln' Seebohm Rowntree, '83, ady for Iniqicchon by various Life and indemnity fna. Cos. Tuesdap, Nov. 9, official quarters indicated they will coimtry would then.be repretefiled the location of the school, hW erh dSy paper uses. Died WedneS' Storm for 1,000 miles''i'f il«_^— Turning to agriculture, Steven- expect an attack on Quemoy or the dicated Washlngtbn Is suppoi^g Kellog .Foundation Which serves they can reach it, the kind of liv great "Chicago School of Jazz." cuL-.’^ e proper functioning'of our sociologist snd phllsntroptst. shd day. course is continued^^ôrton town officials a w’eeksJt^m Tae^ Aetna L if e ...... 141 il46 ■son charged the soil conservation Annual Baraar, North Methodist the premier, ip-the- crisis. / in the government; New England through 'a center at scho^'-shbuld be the continuing chsirritmn of Rowntree snd Co. day. ' , X Aetna Casualty 180 190 Church, 2 to 9 p.m. Tachen Islands. 350 miles to the ing conditions they will find and nwdicted a more ooftowester- service, "is being di.emantled by rc- "Orth. . • v /. The^Diem-'Hlhh toud broke throe Harvard University, dozena of other embarrassing concern' oY all citizens. And jiast Ltd., cocos makers from 1925 to Conn. General ...... 345 360 . .'toiirsday, Friday. Saturday When buying a winter coat that \ Take the, sge-old proceM of '-^ly ciSve when the Crabtree was engaged toXraw organliatlbn. and even the top Jobs weeks agf>^ when the pricier, fear Graff made a report for his com questions. Then, if they don’t get Ujrg^s Enrollment experience has shown that many 1941. Died Tuesday. laying out clothes the night before ' the laUtodsL of Jj the plans on the vote of,the Hartford Steam Boll. . 77 82 have been removed from the career / Noi, II, IS, IS ing the army was p la c in g a coup will have to do for many season.s, mittee Saturday. He also partlcl- .problems can he^, succbssfully Travelers 1375 1415 U.8. E n t e r s s d it a r b l e satisfactory answers, they won't Rome — Giovanni Citsolo, 81, one step furtheK Set the breakfast • em Cuba. member Bowers bloc w the Boaix, civil service and turned over to ' Fourth Annual Minstrel of Saigon. Indochina, Oct. 8 — to bvefthr^' his Mvernmept.-or avoid thp fuzzy fabrics. When the. ‘pated in a panel discussion on accept the offer." In PTA Groups resolved through •theXomt work former Senator, president of the of. Directors, four ^'w hose mem Republican political patronsgc.*> Campbell Council, K. of C., Ver- fuzz wears off at the cuffs and and thought of parents and- teach table, make the or*nge .-Juice, fill ^ The stoi Public CUUtiee U.S. Ambassador -Donald Hetto) dered Hlpn to tp ^ a six-months "The County Superintendent as In Saying that sometimes a teacher Itsllsn Red Cross after World the coffeepot for s lightning start # the laUvid of bers were d efe at^ in their bid for Light Power 17 la i91i One of agriculture’s worst mis plahck Auditorium.'^, took a direct hand today in , the leave to^Franpe^ Hlnh: refused to front, ho one can save' toe coat'.s structional Supervisor," serving ers. I urge the parems and ..teach; War I,, snd secretsty of the old fortunes, he said.. ‘:has been the ITr'd^v, Sat-ir-ia". Nov. 19 and 30 cannot live In a community^ in Governor JohryD. Loê has is ers of our .state th take tots spe toe next day. X--souUiem tip of the election to thp/new' Roard whjch Power 39 >3 4114 weeks-long squabble between go aM barricaded himself in his looks. A hard finish wool with a with panel members from Ver- which ^he teaches, Norrtr said T chain and f “ takes office Noy. .1. Har,tfortl,Êlec. L t.' 561a -Wlii creatipii, either calculated or unin-^ .Fifth Annual Rotary Club Min Prem ier Ngo Dlnh Diem and his Saigbn home. fur, lamb’s wool or- milium Inter mbnl, Michigan, Oregon, Illinois sued toe following alatement in cial opportunity during October of strel, Waddell School. ‘ the problem of staffing^^ very connection with .Bhrent-Teachers joining together in toe Interhats of se, skirtihg over the Keeney- HartfordXaa Co." 37 40 tentional. of fresh ml understand Army chief of staff. The feud has here was still no indication lining will give longer wear. and Nebraska. Gertrude .'M. Lewis serious, hot just becaake of the and the coast,W Venesuela. It was the main issue So. New Enftiand ■ ing between those who prodiice the of the Office of Education pre Membership Month, which is be the. yoiung Americans whom they food and thpse in the urban areas Z- shortage of tea-chera/but because ing observed throughout the state are preparing for constructive \ ' paned about W ndles north of the Tel. x-Rts. ,.N .___3 6 3Ser; citizenship in our free society.” aETOHER auss CO. • Manufacturtni^îkimpanlea be true, too, .thpf the community the Dutch/West Indies with 30' ' The final plans must meet with Allied Therhinl __ ,X 51 % ’ — "Wj^Xinnot expect 'to Uve hap- by Forbes H. Norris, superinten "October ■ has been designated aiteheU mild- piiy/togeUier with urbap popiUa- expecta a hoXmoklng, no card Parefit'êactier .Membership MENTALLY ILL STUDIED PS! the approval of the School Build Am. Hardware v"..... '14 '4 16>a dent of Greenville County Schools playing, mX gossiping, but in Mdnlh, a period during which WEST MIDDLE TURNÔUE ing Committee, thA Board of Edu Arrbw, Rart, Hejg. ■jrf resentful,,âiid nilgtrtMtful'of XX in Maryland which he found par church every Sunday sort of per-, Hartford, Oct. 8 (iP)—^Th# six HOMELESS cation, and the Board oXpircctors Asm . Spring ,..., the country people.” ' , ' \. parents and teachers will have New England states .and New 8 (^V-A^tpphoon /'■ ticularly striking in its. revelation son. and such people may la^ special opportunities to enroll in AUTO GLASS II^STALLED •before bids can be takok' on the Brislpl Brass .... Other Democi-ati'c - and Repub of the similarity of pro’olems York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania as someXlher qualities that make for organizations dedicated to foster as which Npp^ across tlje northern construction of the school. X'< ChenOy Bros . . . , , lican figures were holdiqg forth . throughout the nation. The speak gC^teachlng.” and Delaware are represented here TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS ^ / ^.95 .Fhilirainss twNiy left an estimated erdaj;, with thefbUt-kafiot box ing the education of bur children^ 'in' a group which opened a conv The Directors have approved tiiC Collins ...... er dealt with the special problems He said that hovy, to staff a MIRRORS (Pirepltiee mnd D ^rl / \ 10,000 to ISjOOO persons homeless preliminary plans. The other two .Enrârt ..... now less than four weOks "A sound program of education^ ference yesterday on the care sffd N IC H O lix MANCHESTER and flooded v tM tracts of rice awa^,^ of the county unit .'organization small Isolated school and keeping available to ail the people, isXne treatment of the metally ill. Gbv. GLASS FURNITURE 'TOPS MEDICINE C A H IN ^ groups approved them tentatively, Fafnlr JJearing S X X and said "organizatlotv detajtii, land, authofltieh reported. In Washington, Democratic good people tberr once: you get of the essentials of effectivXself- Lodge greeted the group WhlcW PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PLATE G1/A^/ . Martin said the plans would ^ L anders,'Fyaj^ Clk, role of -the school board, instiuc- the'n.i are tsvo very real problems. . TIRE, Inc.* The aUnpr atruck with MO-mile- ready Oct. 19 for Informal review N. B, M a c h f^ , . . . . . 29 Sen. ^linNlb. Johnston of South government. It 'is especlhriy im later attended a dinner at toe Con OPEN'SATURDAYS—OPEN THUR8DAT EVENlIjG il^’’^ an-hour force on the east coaSt of Carolina 'chkhbrged administration tlonal problems, personnel difficul He sugge.sted "it may be necea.sary portant that our paront" and necticut State Mental Hospital in ^ R E — 1099 M ^ ' ST. -x 50-3.4047 by the three groups. North slid Judd---/... 27 ties and building needsqmte to consider special salary incre Loson,.ZiiIand hut dropped to ?0 RuspeU M fg .'...... 10> officials'^ withitoX|>stortion, untrtito teachers, who arc clpSest to the' Middletown. The conference will BSTIMATBS GLADLY OIVEN -R ecapping Shop — 295 Bipad St. ^ MI-9-4224^ milea an hour as it moved inland and . political ImmorsJlty”. in similar whether In rural, ments, travel allowance, or some task of educating; our young resume today.. ' ey, W orks,..___ 52,1 urban or suburban Joommunitle.s.” other financial inducement, to get and finally whirled into the South r Steam /...... 108 claims concerning > j-ation -of China Sea. altoged security riskS/from thq, WITH Norris continued: "The desire high caliber people. Otherwl.se’ Hmpital Not^$ Torrington 24 26 to improve nchubl programs and ’ we'll find such schools staffed with The Weather Bureau said the U. S. Envelope com. .8 8 93 federal payroll. typhoon udu building up again as- ' In. Macomb. lU.. House Speiiker to set up adeâte administrative i mediocres. for mediocres, and do- U. S. Envelope pfd. .. dd 71 units led >to ■ the consolidation '"ft a mediocre job.” -It ihoued toward the China coast Patients Today: . 161 Y«eder-Rbot ...... X 36 39 Joseph--,W. Martin, Jr., between Hong Kong and Hainan A D M I T T E I i YE.STERDAY: chusetts told a RepuMcan rally movemeient; It is in the rural area on the subject of school finance, and apoh would be generating Mrs. Barbara Cox-, 11 Nyo St.; The above quoiaôns ate- .lot to where Xhlthis change has , taken Norris remarked "public education failure of the'GOP>dwn a I / X Winds of 100 miles an hour. Thomas Hunter. 281 Center St.: se construed as e'etoal markets. majority in to#îj«t placo* . Along with consolidation is-not free in a monstary sense; Adrian Michaud, 300 Charter Oak would dead to cfiaois of^ on- haX come transportation and all It 1s very expensive. A good edura- St.; Mrs.' 'Vivian Lespcrance, 21 pc.dtlon party blocking L)ie pro 01 its attendant benefits and ilia; tioiial program costa a great deal U. S. Urged to PBy St. John St.: Sharon Gingra-s, .108 gram of the- PresldonK twisting N E W fA L L SUITS /'T h is presents a" atriking exception of money. . . . It la not a question Bolton St.; Mrs, Je: nne Kode.s, 38 Public Keeords progress for politica^roflt.” to the administrative probleifts in of do the American people have Union Court; Mrs. Sarah Schort- y i t i Clilcago. Senaie Ro">ublican urban and some suburban areas. the money. Rather, it ,1s p ques- ' X "Pupil transportation has come 60% of Roads Bill man, Broad Brook; Don I’d Carl W arrantee Deed / '^leader 'Wllliarn F. Knowland ' of lx tion of How do we want to spend son, 74 Cottage St.: Lualuic He'ck, Henry F. Bonk and Mai C.^Bonk California said' he expects ‘ the to mean, bigger schools, better ohr dollar.” 297 Henry St.; Richard Schulti, 29 GOP td retqifi control of toe Sen programs, bus schedules, huge in "Last year in my county, the -(Oeattamed front Page One) do Hafry L. Leonhardt and" Mary creases in capital outlay and oper Washington St.; Bryce Cai;penter, ,L. Leonhardt, property^'at 4 I'an- ate. He i^d House election pros THE AN liquor stores netted nearly $700,- Jr., Columbia;' Stephen Ramm, ner St. x pects ape close. Knowland said, ating expenses, recruitment and 000. That was very nearly equal to president of the National Assn, of Columbia; Janies 'H 6i;vkUj, ' 15 training of personnel, compliance Township Officials, said Congress Qifitctaim too, he* would lik, to see Elsch- the amount we needed to hire the Westminster Rd.; Guido PaUdnek. howdr "take on a heavier schedule IN with new and added vehicle in 200 additional teachers ne.Sded be- should restrict Itself to putting up Stafford Sprin,gs; Mrs. Delia Be'n-i Alice T. Galas.so to Louis F. 6f eampaigning." spection ' and insurance com rtiu.se of Increased enrollments X ,. money for the hl^way program to, 7 Park St.; Mrs,-Lois T. Mor- Gulasso. jiroperty on Lake Street. panies. The question of finance is one of and allow state aM- local agencleA .gan, 289 Hilliaial St.; Peter Jason, Building Permits "It has become sn arbiter on FOR YOUR Martin Van Buren was the first HOUSE’S .X choice and that's for the people to to execute it. And he suggested 100 WindBo.r-:6 t.; Mrs., Betty Fet- Eugene' Girardin for Robert President of toe United States to the rlaily schedule, a restrictive decide...... In B time when the ! that federal taxes be repealed ko, 84 GrpVe St. -. 1^. Brown for addition at 260 be bom an ALmerican cltizeh. force on after school programs,.s public schools are being criticized ; and reenact^ immediately by the a d m it t e d TODAY: C;afl Woodland St.*, $5&0. SUIT AND TOPCOATX safe and convenient agent for for poor teaching, overcrowding, ; dtates. i. Johnson, 227 W. Center To EugOne Glardin for Robert claas:e.xcuraions and school ac(ivl- jKKir results, subversiveness, god- The advisoiy committee eartter DISCHARGED YESTERDAY^ Caincn for addition at 68 Adams ties, a reliable alibi against keep iessness, malnutrition, U.N.iam : received ah assurance from cod Jtrs. Egbert Inman. .T98 McKee St.. $1,000. ing s loafer or rebel after school, and what have you. can the Amer . tractors that new madb - can bq St.; Mrs. Roland Dpriion, 39 Tower ALWAYS MAKES STYLE NEWS -and sometimes a source of com OLD STOVE ican parent and taxpayer be matle S RANGE!! ; built on the huge scale proposed Rd.; Mrs. Georob'Leeny, 416 Cen [Opportunity munity friction as the driver of '5t NOBEL PRIZE SHELVED *to see how needed and how useful / • by rasenhower. ' But toe five- ter St.: CnroJ>dihainin. 35 S. L;ike- tlslo, Norwa.v, Oct. 8 MV-TKe Mrs. Earl Rcicldc, Vernon; Mrs. was free of major war for the M s priced 8. Clay.'chairman Leather suede, Horsehide, Steer Hide. Quilted or P i l ^ variouXBonimunlties.” ■ of the presidential board, and hia V lined. Wool Plaids, Nylon and Rayon (iabartune, wartnly "Many times, if we think pri fellow members got conflicting ad- lined. Sizes 36 to 50,/ . y ; vice or sometimes po advice at all • on other aspects of .the flve-billlon- X- . r£x^ e‘‘b ^ « • dollar-a-year progiAm. DIAMOND JUBILEE ELECTRIC RANGE / 1 *"“"y had. been active in • ' The 4H-miIIipn-member Ameri ,N extensive per capita educationsj^^„jgp pirevention work, died yes-, can Automobile Assn. (AAA) de AND. UP ^ ,« Y^y in. Boston. A radiologist, clined today to give an opinion on poorly trathed orân adequately ■ Dr^XN^)tina practiced hert for. 24 ' toe President’s proposal at this trained achpol staff, > years, dhrijjg which time he took ! time, yice president Russell Slng- 110.95 / “There are other que8Uon8,"la large interest in ■ public affairs. " er said AAA’s highway .policies are Norris continued, citing commu-1 Funeral arrsnghm.enU were in- STRATOLINER being reappraised in toe light of nlty changes and the loss of I complete. what he called Eisenhower’s AUTOaiUTIC’.-4^ IHISmUTTON ♦ . RANOI < "dramatic” approach. ; < Eisenhower sent wopd to the UNED AND UNUNED^ X Conference of state governors last SOMETHING fXTRA T July tost state and federal funds This Is Tops in De Luxe X now in. sight fall more than '50 MEN'S DRESS^ SPECIAL IN ' „blUion.dollars short of meeting the - nation's' urgent highwayanee^ in toe next decade, and he said the ★ GLOVES ■ I , >,. deficit must be supplied. . ' Sizes 8 to 11, SPORT Pushbutton Cooking! i ;; ; He didn't say who' should supply X /it. however, and there has been ,^sharp disagreement over who $ 3 * 9 5 And U| should put up the""money and which Rainbow ’IHveed,' Charcoal • NEW mRIFTY tHSEE-WAY OVEN • iT^X***^ gqvernmcnt—state or na- ; Uonal—should have toe biggest say Splashes, Orion and Lûnb’s . in building roads. ’■ - NEW FALL Wool. Regulars, Lon^'ahd • NlEW AUTOMATIC DEEP FAT FRYER So Eisenhower set ,up toe ‘five- Shorts. Sizes 35 to 50. This Beautiful Skillet man committee to make recom mendations on engineering, finan » V. a • NEW 2.$PEED MINUTE MINDER cial and other aapects of the prob- m HATS t lem. And from the outset of yes- AH wanted shês and^ styles. AND UP ...X FREE With Every terdays imcnlng aession the com $19.95 - • NEW "FOCUSED HEATER" MOILER mittee heard a variety of views. - ranged from the stand :-•. $ 5 . 0 0 • Range purchased! t^ e n ’by the ,UB. Conference of • NEW HIGH SPEED SURFACE UNITS ; Jtoyors, which called for raising Wff sums quickly by "every legit PUIN AND FANCY PATTERN . imate flnahcial device,” to. the PLAIN AND FANCY FA H U N • ktUtude of the American GABARDINE and FLANNEL COnON FLANNEL AND • ’.i' . - Federation. The / ...... ^ „ C O . ‘ “*** “O** not con- WOOLFLANNa . alder that toe highway altuatton is . ■■ I M Aiiritrfi fniw ao hopelessly inadequate as to : . warrant toe tremendous expan- ★ .SHIRTS : ; Corns Ir Asd See Our Other RcM9e Voluek To complete your ehsemble. I Toward the Purehase $ 3 a 2 5 And Up X ' [-■ Sizes 28 to 50. .1" Of This 0. L Raate PersoiM l^ffliticet; Sizes:-Smalliêdiuin, large and extra CoJnc .large.. ^ AND UP i 20 UNION ST., ROCKVII^LE $7.95 111 Meawirbun pHONE ROCKVILLE 5-2534 .. '■ ■ X k«5h«'r, .-if! vto diw Oe> (Mi M t God'a npoB you. M l atro ww jnoMurH. -OU bade Urewelt. . alvaya b; trraMired. _ u*. WiUi yon, ' talib atad eeuraco, ' to M tiuv^h. GIVE ^ GREE^ STAMPS

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'-'.J. . ■ ■ _ r l _ L r^^msst^rm „<1IC|EBTER EVENING ^ A L V ^ IM WCliRW BIl. COWW^ FR! 'ij# l&CflfClBER' Sp T984 .'V __ ■ - ■ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANj[âiE^d(M 04« FRIDAY, O 1954^ dent’s address will .g reat AGEELEVKHT e Plan Face# legislature may arect.” flu stress on the nee he at- ITie gui taches to such Then Attendinîfth Await^s Prises to Color Gontesi "Winners The Republicans, Mathews con ■peakers were Mrs. in Toronto, < from Oct. 6 to- School; 8:48, leaves Vernon EM* Road and OaiT;MUI Road: OOP leaders allot Rule tinued, "say there Is. no Jaw to fill Roekyille-Venion Ronald acKensl'e of Fairfield, 13. This is thay. time to-the 86 mentary School for . County Home i i p ' •■- V Sim ale Probes iced to State Reganmt and Mrs. fjharles B. along Center Road to - Paterson the TV and audiences, the vacancy of the late Sen. Mc- year histor^f the group that the Kindergar^; 8:55, arrive COUntp Road; 11:57, Vermin Acres; 12:03, Carnui by election;” ■ G U b ^ N. 1 Announeo x*' Th^schedule for tonight in the driver flrst/trlp, 7:45 a. lii. leaves VMMTway, ititu th« fact that a new aff meuibeis. Nathan Hale Principal GOP National'^ ; commtttroman l^pceial Bus SciVfet / "The sUtemer.t by Flret Selec- Hof-Rmu Bowling league Is as fol- ^ ttg e ; 'D50 pickup alohg Bolton ADVKR’nSfeMBNT- from Nevada, 'replied the ainend- man Herbert 1,. Peganl regarding lows: 7 p. tn. T.K.’s vs. Kosciuaiko Q egnii ■ Democratic one, in len a ^ : 3 0 p.m., SBW, they will starting Mbn.. Get. 4 Area Opportunities -Road; 7:99, Vernon Center; 8:05, Quartet Patade Saturday. Re leet udth the P reaidentjor a gen-, f .Co-Qiairman; of Event Due Today ment makes no mention of when his refusal .'to provide voter in-, Club; Sadlakta vs. Barlow (Happy Vernon/ BlemenUry /School. Sec served seats at Ladd an^Hall. lR]r opbdoh—wurtfe hi Wi eral rovlew of the political sitqa- ,Oh Reading Tomorrow thq election should be. held,, ntain- To\ •’ X'' structlon, contends that the 're^ Hackers. 'vs.VAmerican Dye: 9 ond trip 8:15 a,"m^lckup "V>rner Afterglow,' BlkS' Carriage ttouse M on loof.’’ *'■ tloiyand a discussion of Ihterha- --- • tainlflg the Constitutimi em Rockville, Oct. 8,-X; (Special) —^figures show receipts to be 96, quirementa for thia lnstructir dey. ■vs.. BiH’s ’Ta'Vem.'' ~ Mr cruaade in a truer ligttt,” Ke- After the President’s addrei are among the 1,000 expected to Nevada’s Dsmocratic attorney are expanding^ nipidiy according to Resulto Am. Siegel'S/' corner^ proceed will be host to the congressional "The next general election.” ^ ' Soccer has retuimed tp the local _• "Xhls altitude that/the .voters Bus ScJiediilM' x^ along Phoenix Street, CampbeU AH'TatoettviOe and VernOn news AND MCSIO fauver aaid, than the ahfi>monopol attend the flfth annual Connecti general, Williaim Mathews, told the Summerfield said, •"is now in T l ^ mdy'wl|''-«oadlton«d and CongresMHtn Horace Seely-Brown. ap., tlng scene this faM aftel^^ ere going to get Jugl exactly the Mibeemmittee heuU ^ and wh« leaders at a dinner. cut All-State Conference on Read' Tbs detailed revised morning Avenue to Vernon Eleiiientary Itoma are new handled throogh 188 MAIN nC. court jiesterdey the 17Gi Amend progress.” He asserted It started air ride c«u* eervloe to ' purliM his visit to 'roll8nd''r'"absence----- of ■' seven------minimum requlr^ service is in school bus schedules have been an School, hrrivea 8:30.' Third trip, 1m termed the /iSotcnoUB Dixon' Nixon to 8pc*k Ing'^to be held At;vW'hich it Eisenhower would abandon his State Board of Education con School. • ’ \ OLD-nSNIONEO During his visit to locaKhomeS The final session for those who LAyYN ORNAMENTS has dedined to^discuss publicly. policy, announced months i^ , of ment of health, education, and more most of the prople who regl^ Northeast School. Third trip, ceived the idea of the state meet Gabriel Reuben, former super welfare’s national advisory heart 1951 FORD 2-DOOR $865 he gave each houSewife-he met one wish to. be made voters for the Kefauver Said he has writtro to no barnstorming for individu^s. Radio and Heater. of,.nis mibliclzed pot-hoMers. \ November election Will b* held to-: tered did not knpW the sample d^^ 8:17 a. m. pickup, comer South >Jw‘'“ $4,2S STORE OUR SraClAL ORDER D EFI^X the Senate-House Atomic commit ing. At times more have attended vising (.rincipal of the Bolton ele council. Sister Bernard was recom 80NEUND vice was present. -.Street and Verrton Ave;; 8:19 " (Apptox.)-'J OFF Is ready to serve thoen spselnl mwm t But Niaon said the President the Connecticut conference than mentary schools, is also expected mended by Sen. Purtell (R-Conn), . ' A meeting of the area manufac morrow. The selectmen and Town HOURS tee asking permission to testify standing by that policy, which the' turers will be held next Wednes- Clerk will be at the Town Clerk’s "In conclusion we ppint out that Swain's, South Street; .8:25, Tun- needs. We can prednee deUdsne le six state conference, which is to attend. . chairman of the Senate subcom the voting Instnictioh was d< .O p e n bnked geods for niiy nrrnelsn. about “po^ble violations of the Vice President called "exactly » held each year. 1950 FORD (8) 4-DR. SEOHN $675 HORENOUND DROPS .•dey a t 7. p.m. a t the Old Homestead Office from f a.m. to 8 p.m. tomor n ^ Road; 8:33, Box. Mountain; hcddlhg company act” by Middle mittee on health and welfare, to Radio and Heater. in spite of^ requests by the Demo 8:42.'\a'rrives Vernon Elementary BIRD BATHS »PECIAi/$3.50 right," HUi the theme "Good Reading BUREAU MAY ENGAGE NUN Department Secretary Oveta Culp Otlkieus St esndy, dtli|htful inn In Somers. row to examine the qualifications cratic \y6rkefs and as a re^lt 223 Tues. thm Sun. We specialize in : South Utilities, Inc;-, tlie power Announcement of the meeting of Ihqse desiring to be made voters, group which Iôn heads. The Nixbn^sald in his opinion Eisen Programs in Action," the confer- Hobby. The council advises on St couth dmpt! Purs, striiiwd people did not have thy oppor Advertisement— 1 Are Ua For Fertilisers, Gram Seed, Rvergretoa | BIRTHDAY CAKES hower’s gm test effectiveness is |1 feature exhibita by com Washington, Oct. 8 (>P)—The was made by Warren Tinirnauer, and admit to the elector's oath 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Other, the Southern Oo., is headed grants for research and training hOMf snd rtsi oM-fsihiontd those feiund qualified. tunity to nse the voting machine.” , WEDDING CAKES in appealing^to nationwide TV- panies who produce , educational .U, S. Surgeon General has invited in a widb variety of heart and 1950 RadioFORD and Heater. (6) 2-DOOR $595 - manager of the.Connecticut Filter \ At fk>nventW For Trsnsportation to be made h r Yates. horthoufld. Corp of Stafford Springs. - To East Hartford 312 Oakland St. AH O u r P ro d u c ts COOKIE TRAYS, etc. The Langer-Kefauver subcom- radio audiences. He added he be equipment\ 35 discussion groups Sister Bernard Mary of St. Fran- blood problems. The Rev, Gordon E. Jlohl, pastor a voter' Saturday, call 5-4432 or lieves it would Ibe a mistake and on reading ôblems, and an ad Dr. Joseph HaJton of Sarasota. Mentbers of .labra Trumbull of the First Luther^ phurch and 5-2634. Vernon Democratic Town MI-9-9406 Oven Fresh Daily Stttee haaiings recessed to Oct Chapter, D.A.R. together with ( GARDEN SALES TEL M1.9e«S7B 1$ after hearing Chairman Ralph "but of character^stor the Presi dress by Dr. x^rge A. Murphy, I Fla., will be the guest speaker for president of the Aew England Committee. dent to plug for IndtvtdualB and in director of langqê education at 1949 RadioB U and ia Heater. 4-DR. SEDilN $425 the meeting. He will tell some of members of Orford Parish Chap Conference of the/Unlted -Luther- B. Dammler of the Sscurities iand ter of Manchester were guest's of ghtchange Commission (SEC) tes effect call.for the defeatvOf oppo Pennsylvania State College. He his interesting arid amusing ex sn synod of New York and New sition candidates. . will be inlroducedXby Dr. Lind- Low down ikayments. low'finance charges. Come in to I periences with animals as well as the Martha Pitkin Wolcott Chap England, is attending the 19th bi tify. His agency had authorized ter of East Hartford this'after \ Middle South last month to sell Nixon said, too, it woiud.^ be quist. . \ day for a good deal. humans as the' unofficial surgeon ennial convenuon of the United wrong for Eisenhower to becorne „ .Choral Reading Teacher for; the Ringling Brothers-Barnum noon at a regional meeting at the Lutheran Church In America as an 478,000 shares of stock to raise Sunset Ridge Club, East Hartford. $18,800,000. Demmler said more "personally involved” in any intra-'- Two demonstrations bf choral I and Bailey Clrcu.s- at their winter official delegate. It is being held party feuds where the "purge Ing will also be presented headquarters. He will be intro than a million dollars of thai sum T h is Is Q ir in n ^ s ’" could be used toward the cost of idea” would prevail' if the Presi one to be given by the \sock X ^ R M A N duced by Dr. DougIa. 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After your Application and • It is' taiior-made for' you, designed for Con Subscriber only...... 856 MAIN STREET TEL. kl-3-7080" necticut people's needs has been accepted, you will receive thfc Rcgula- r .. . . ■ ■ ' 1.23 bill for your first quarterly paymem, and! yCHEVROLET^^ • Benefits arc gunranteed by 'your own doctor Subscriber and one enrolled famSy T h « r * f l e f i TojB mvons^ Membership Card with effective date ^ Member • it is the only 'plan you will not have to drop ship (December 1 providing proper payment has member 8.50 at age 65 __ been receivefl); Subscriber and two or more enroBed • It is non-proht, operated as a community NO HEALTH EXAMINATION! ' x' family members ...... u...... •if Thoroughly Intpecied ; Ar Reconditiened for Value service 12.7S •ir Reconditioned for Safely ★ Hcnsitly Ooscri^dx^. • Only CMS can guarantee SERVICE ' q ip tNto Afipllccrtlow aiwi wwll I t f i Folks find toe^rejtltmys happy to X BENEFITS Vif -Reconditioned tor Performance', _Ar Worrantod fn Writing • You can take CMS with you.' It is your lifetime coMMHNirv iHaouMmT MkAnTMiNT, coMNKneuT amiCM-.aMVM^ e. o. nox loan, iihv **vw t , ____ -n.»i^ Sold only, by an Authorized Chavroltf DdiaUr plan, not canceled because of ill health, use of _ discuss their mortgage require- ^ . _ bendits, pl^c oT employment,, change of resi j* , 18-D . ' . x'"^' ' "Y dence^ or age. When enrolled children reach o o HOT WRITE F.ff«ctivu IN THIS BOX Membership LOOK AT THESE age 19, they may continue CMS on their own Dale, ' -One. ll, 19S4 Number mentSf either Regu^ or FHA* and add wtfror husband to their Membership. I . AppilcaM's Last Nanw^PItiNT USED CAR First Name—PRINT Middle Apglicam’a Rinh Data: — . | _WliiitYuu6ttusuCMSMiUiUr | «• . • . ' ' ; Initial . Mootli Day 4 B Yew ” - Home AddrMi. Street and No. BARBAINS New Preferfed Contract, covering the following Applicam's Marital Suue .aad Sea: — - I - services (listed ifi detail in CMS Regulations) “ tilV ' n ' -Widowed n * • ■ Married o Divorced O Male n I performed by any licensed doctor of medicine •X ' CONNICTKUT., anywhere in the world: ' I Separated □ Female S ■ 1947 CHEVROLET m s luicK ApNkaat No. of Social Security I ■X work* at: Employcce N o: ' 1 2143 4-Doer.' Hpeoinl 4-Poer. SURCERY « 4 nACTUIES . . . Major and minor ■ No. of '— worts at; ->octBl Security _ ^ • Rndio, hentrr. C A A C Rndie, henter. $ 4 9 5 surgery, treatment of fractures or' dislocations, | Employees SoiX \ . 1 UnuMUilly rinui, D whether in hospital, in doctor's office or at home. ' HlUchBffld n r all aamanw*. CMS pays up to $300 for one operation, up to I must _S l,800‘a year for combination of operations. • ^ Tfca BMitlcal vogis finds'expres- 1951 CHEVROLET PLEASE PRINT ’ Relatioa- Due of Ruth I IM 'lB Evelyn's clever look-alikes. T947 CHEVROLET / The eodurlns favorite of big and 144$ CHEVROLET De Laze Z-Iloor Rt-NOSMTAL MEOKAL CARE . . . When you are I Firu Name Middle Iniiial ship Month Year BtUe girla ■ • ' 5A. Henter. admitted to a general h9sptul for any medical _ . . ■V. . Oe Luxe 4-Door. . Convertible Coupe. Husband ' ' □ Pattern No. 8183 is in sizes 3, 4, Tbit crocheted ^pineapple runner lent covern. $ 1 0 4 5 (non-surgical) condition. C A ^ ^ y s your doctor I ^ i:, ‘ x Wife n Rndh), bentoi^ R ô, henter. * . • • - V t%- - ■ . . . ^ y e a r Size 4, 2H yards.38- ia a beauty and certain to he ad A roni mine. $ 4 9 5 $4.00 for each day he visits you there, starting the • ■ So* n mired by both family and friends. Klee twe-tene. fourth day of your hotpifal suy, up to a total bf I Onuzkicr O P atte rn Noi 8184 is in siaae 7, 8, It meaaurse approximately 48”x- So« O' CML. 120 days per year. - 1, ' I ' “J .' . X ■!-■ Rl*e .8, 2 14 yanls 23 ' - */' . Daulhier □ •••*«: % yard contrast. OPEN NIGHTS 4 ' a I . Pattern No, 2143 c o n ta in s I f a PLYIdbUTH 1 V 4 7 D O D G E So* . 4 can. Tsse aaparate patterns. ONLOBUml.. . 'Childbirth, surgical treatment of | ' .4., ' ' ■■■• ? '.x', X.' ' ' ■ g crochet Instructions, materiel re miscarriage,'after both parenu have been Mem- ■ Oauthstr □ For these patterns, send 3Qc for quirements. and aUtch Ulustra- MANCHmTBR TRUST Coupe. Hhntor. ' C O O C 2-Door Bednn. UNTIL 9 Spa < □ -ia .. I HMfe, In CJotns. your^name, ad- Uons. I .. Good lyansportnUen. 9 Radio, henter. $345 bers for at least eij^t rnonths following, ed^tive I Daughter □ a ^ ^djsrtred, and the ^ d 25c In colna, your name, MAIN OFFICE a - date of Membership (not date of application). I ^ pattern Number to SCB Bt’R- addreea and thp pattern number to (Prenatal care not included.) .; I. i ’ -\. MBSPr. M A B H W m M EVENINQ -8*8 Main. OpiM to 8t. James’ CRdrch I cerpre mat t am eligible nnd hereby apply for Membership in CMS Prtferrtd Ccmtract as * ANNE CABOT. MANCHESTER um g g A U h 1188 A tX . AMERICAS, Bo n i n g b b b a l d , h m a v e . ■ .NORTH BRANCH. j NPCineq m Corporation’s Regulations.-I understand that neither n y ^ nor my fam iy I lOWYCIRXit^N. y. X-RAV$ in D o n o r s OfFKE . . . X -ra^ in office ■ ^ memben can h ^ dujrikate membership ia the Connecticut M qA ^Setvioe, Ia n _ ' | . a m m c a s , m e w v o r k s $ .n .y . 15 No. Mala. Censer OaklenJ St. /I- of a doctor (M.D.) up to $50 a calendar year for | O r tateet leaue of Basic Fediion The colorful MM needlework al Open Thweday Rrontags-g to S a el winter ’54—la colotful. bum.rontaliia 58 pages of lovely ’* Next to mCA and Satarttoy KonUngs 5 te IS each Member, exclusive bf $10 deductible fee ■ and a complete giddh iec.tiona on payable by patient tc doctor for eitoh lervic* (lee I pianaiag for a new needlework. Helpfullroom Uluatra- ONE STOPVBANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICEE -Regulations),- cwta par copy—aend Uona and dlreeliona fer 8 311 MAIM ST. >-4^ MANCHRSTil \ ^ — i s - — ' \ mii. ... — A.-’..-. • e^ « . tenw. 8$ eente. < ’ Y •’ ioA,.:;- - r ; f ■>v T :f : •Y '-i V . ; ■ ■ '\ X. ■> V' r u ■X U ‘--" :A '.I X: \< V V^:.,; }' ■ s: a ' ■ ,* '’H 1 ' ^ W ••'S-TArX.-, ‘ V ■;U-■• ■> I /:A . ' . A A ■' ; ■yt .I-. V v . ■XV V:-i- fAOa TWEtVB JlAkcHESTia ETRinNC mSRAtD/ jlM IliesiSTl^ c o n n . OCTOBElt 1954 MANCHESTER E V ® ^0 HERALD, . MANCHESTER. OCTOBER 8, 1954 Coventry Woman C o p e M r y troductl^'n ‘to ‘ the- workings and .'..I, Burglar Alaitn Sounded/ . A A ^ G r ^ p philosophies, of this unique fellow-’ Vassiir Stufleiit- terday refused' to vacate the stayf^ 5 ^ * By Inquisitive YounÛr ship which '.hM now come /lo be PJLC. Baiik Executive *., - of execution one 'of its pêmbers | j Takes Own life recognized ks thp ope positive Flit PiWMlIm Weik: New Towii Resident Junior CYO Unit A i^ m n M eeiiil^ granted the 32-:year-pld author of ] — -A U T Q 6 U S S A fo.oc year old’s inUrest in SLiiehey ‘which copes' siidcMfiilly From State Killed Silîimbs at 77 "Cell 2455, Death Row" on July || Oovuitry. Oct. * (Special)—Mm. Elects Officers a burglar alarm b ^ g h t poUce with our present day^numwr one 29. the eve to tils most retent date ' | Itarmret Kenney, SSrtirBtMdUh to. the Monaster Sat^gs ITie ^'anchestei' Group df Alcd-, social proDlem. The h l^ r y of the X Peekakill, Jf. Y., Oct. 8.W’) — A with death. ' FURNITURE TOPS local |Totq|i toows, amln and Koad, took her own Ufe mete^dny Joins Skywatch Corps . X ’------' X ■ — ik oA ths dopb'A just after hoHcyA n o n y m o u s . tdday an- 'Vaasar college atudeiit knd a New Coi Hartf6rd>Oct. 8 OP)—Charles A. That means Chessman’s case U - end left • note of npnnectiTt and call for wr Rahcrt Bowman and State Police , day .at T:20'p. m. with ,the Rev. dered about the alarm buj^n General Life Insurance Co., the TeL MI 9*7322 Hollister Street School auditorium. torium, there will to the tradltion- ien, Conn., and Justo Conigchp.' may refuse to odnslder man Arthur Blontherc of the Staf- 'rJohp d.’ Curtin, director, at th'a in the bank, . asked a m ltr al”"open house" .at the J*athfindere ockvIN 'Those listed as in serious/con- Aetna Insurance Co/ the Church . lord Stnlngs Barrncka eaid -Mrs. A spokesman for the operating aZ it he- rnce/before. **We Can’t Hide Behind chutch hall to plan the program what It wM. and pushed/Tt be- committee of the group here, Club, 102 Norman SAV’ dition at the hospital were: \ Life Insurance Corjt.. the Phoenix ^K «ney left A note to her hiuband for the .bomlnjf year. , mre he cdul'd be stoppA Stale Bank and Mie Holyoke Our Produef* which is functioning as a Commit every Sarah Shrady, 19, of lCnglewob«i< A03 MMng that ihe was sorry she had Institute Cancelled As Sgt. Edward W iw e r and N,,J.. driver of the car. in which (Mass.) Wateir Power Co, fib THIEF Acx)irm rED The teachers’- institute Scheduled tee on arrangements, revealed that th nJee her own life. Patrolman Raymond/Peck ar a most ambitious program, is Indi Miss Byron was riding, and also a Re,was a W chairman 6f the T1ie4ead woman’s husband, John for Wednesday has been posUioned rived at the bank./lie boys’ AT 7:45 P.M. atudent at Vasoat, -in Poughkeep- Metropolitan District Commission rd. Oct. 8 (Ah —Despite k Indednitelyi according to ^p er- cated-. A former resident of Man cbtoessidn Introduce - by Kenney, diaoovered the body about mother said, "S/Ci now, there’s chester, long active In A A circles ale, N.’,Y,:,F>U* Cruz, of the of Hartford for 19, consecutive] room vising Principal Royal O. Flsner. another policemaiy." Bronx; Santos Viera, Migu'el Velez, years and' was .senior partner the State T Superior (Jourt" jury ■There w ill. be no school holiday in the greater Harttord area a ^ yesterday acîtted Stanley G. lio was The embarrassed mother and how a successful, business man in Vincent Roaado, Jose Roman, Vir- the law/fitm of Shipman A 0^ that that day. the little boy left the bank ■ \ ginio Frankui, Pablo Viera, and win. / Triiskowski, 22. 'to Bir.-linglon. of 1 Literature Distributed , another state, wlll.ycturn to tome two criminal Charges. He was 1 they had mdnsd to town from New some^:at has/ily and police base to lead the' Manchestep' open Angel Rodriguez, all of Manhat He is survived oy Uitee sons, I Fire Chief Richard M. Galinat accused of theft of l/.SO in casl 5 Britain a short time ago. He said * did, not ask flie- wo.nan her meeting.'He will introduce three tan. the Rev. Charles Goodwin of Van- of the North Coventry Volunteer name," / /Jonathst# Gopdivln df West gml five gallons of ggsdime fror his wife has been despondent, BMre Assn, has distributed literar men and ' a woman, members of / All of the men were en route to 'I lately. ■ J groups in nearby states and speak Avork at the Atlas Fibre Co. in Hartford' and A?2r Etenjamin C. n Berlin home la*t J.uhefT’TrUi ture on Fire Prevention to the — ------Gpodwin of Mle U.s: Air Force; kowski told the jury, hc"'Wa!Knot ■ Borlal m New schools in towh. • - ers of repute well known to A A ’s Beacon, N. Y. ITielr car waa headed brand ne Mrs. Kenney wap bora in Bris in New England. n(h!jth while’ the two college girls two daiightcrS,, -Jdl.ss Dorothy guilty of the charge of breaJdng _The Young kjothers Club will was postponed from last Monday, . X j Goodwin/ jf Haftftod,. and Mrs. and entering tha home of Jtieh'aer* tol, July 11, 1921, the daughter of •due to the Holy Name Society or wer4\ traveling south. The crash have a Hallow.eeIt^ party l[or mem 'ihese open meetings, which Goodwin .^Dewing of West' P-ector of 58 Christian '-Lane, Ber-. Frank and Nettle DOthn DeLoy., ganizing / t that . time here. occurred ort a curve 'where ’ the bers and their children the lattoi^ have become semi-annuhl affairs _ . d. arid' a sister. M ri»Tr"t'‘ tin. / She was a telephone operator at part of the month. /Appointed eptn- Scout New* locally, serve to acquaint the gen parkwaXhas no dlvldtng mall.- H e, G. Hmyarlh of feermuah/ the Soifthern New England Tele FICUL BOY SCOUT mtttees are: refresntperita- Mrs. Boy Scout Troop 57 will serve eral public with an authentic in- phone Co. in New Britain and Burton C. Hansen, Mrs. 'rarl H. a haip and bean rup|>aK- Oct.- 16 ------Hartford befmre moving to this ‘Lassen. Mrs. Stanley CToSs; dec from 5:30-7:30 p. m. wltmthe troop town. , orations. Mfs. Walter WSrtschow, com>nittee~ in charge. \- Cliessitiait (sHiiis DRESS 9XF0RD Besidea her husband and son she Mrs. Ethel Cargp, Mrs/ R. S, Ken- '/ ' Travelers Exp^teid \ ^ - - "ê3diings M i t a leaves her mother, Mrs. Nettie De- non; games. Mrs. Ralph C. Hoff Dr. and Mrs. James H. U t t ^ of Now h The Time To Plant \ New Legal Lease Koy of New Britain; three broth man, Mrs. Milton înnuhlen, Mrs. Atlanta, Ga„ will vljit in towh iD|N 9ptCniCIQ0|l IT IM ers,. Wilson, Francis and Elbert, John Dlnsmore;/dean-up, Mrs. ; , /Culvef-CarrHST ISTOR after completion of a month’s tour Bty SeoMôf all of New Britain and several Herman LeDoyL Mrs. Martin-Pina in Europe by car. They made the ' His^/ijorothy Carrier, 'daughter San Francisco, Oct. 8 -Con nieces and nephews. .X victed kidnap-rapiSt Caryl Chess imd'Mrs. Arnold Carlson. trip abroad W plane. While in HOLLAND GROWN BULBS of m / and Mra. 'Xiiuia A. OM^ler, Funeral serTices Will be held at Two new members have been man lisd another tenubiis lease on Rcme, Ithly, Dr. Litton attended TOP qUALITV AND SIZE 36 Green St., Wihtlr.-op, ItalneÂpd .. the Carlson Fineral Home in New added to the club. Mrs. Joseph a meeting of the World Medical life today,_. anânotber'-legat vic Britain lotaorrow afternoon and^ Romano ajjd Mrs. David Hartford. T U I I D C DARWIN, TRIDMiPlHlANT O C « i Donald H. Culver. Jr., son of Mi\ tory in his 6Jrear fight tw Avoid Assn. He is a brother of Mrs. Her ■ DOUBLE, PARROT \/J burial will be in the Falrvie X To Confer Degree bert J. OSble of SUndtsh Road, Up knd Mrs. Donald H. Culver,' 36 the gas chamberi^ O inete^. Uriel -tiodge. AFandAM, will , n iO IC E COLORS Westminster Rd., were united In \ The State .Supieme Court, Ve*/ NIAItINGftIB \- Friends may call at the funeral have a stated communication to Manf4wster Evening Herald Cov- marriage yesterday at 4 p.m. at Oprra<*> for only .\ it • HYACINTHS ^ DAHFOOILS — - home tonight from 7 to 9. morrow at-7:30 p. m. in the Maso- entmr/ correspondent. Mr*. Charles \ the home .of the bridegroom. ■tonlh isaetd ef IV fo 364 X' ' jAc Hall In Merrow. After the busi Red. white, pink, blue, The bride wk? attended by Miss a, dry for old-type vaciium- Slaek Brawn L, Little, telephone PDgHm 2-8ZSI. RANGE ness meeting the fellowcraft de yellow. • G rap* HycKinriiB Battora Hanunell o f Wlnthrdp, ^lubsaidt! ;iMtbw wifb aval* CD gree will be conferred'on three Maine, and the bridegroom had'for Life-like touad, truer and lay aoccosia voosp :oHsmcnoti Mexico Flood candidates with Senior Warden The care you give vour berets •NARCISSUS hi! best man Paul Stowe of Spring- FUEL OIL ' irer Ihtn ever! • M O m iV MSMIMD Herald Pheio won’t do for this fall’s hats. • SNOW DROPS William C. Barker presiding. •. CROCUS field, Ifnsa.^Mra. W iliam B. Cul Herald Plioloi. “A” battery lutsd * $8.45 to By ALEXANDER DIBELU They’re deep and have' loU of ver, grandmother of the bride GASOLINE ith .. . no btt- An far l4e fwarfeii Ast Lbise^ in Millions “ When you start out on a motor, her suggestion but he made the Past Master’s Nigtrt at the lodge shape. Allow a hat box for each, Mixed and aeparate colora • ULIES \ ,$9.45 .will be Oct. 23 with a roast beef groom. plajred the wedding march. werbalieryclianttet • t m xMMjrn uatmms tr^.” says Oron Matthews, “you stipulation he wonted to keep close or a hat-stand and plenty of space '/ FoUnwing a otnall reception Mr. don't expect to have aflat tire, but to the defense effort. supper served by the Wornen of If the'krater hose gelk pinched, the only $ 1 2 ^ - XOaotJaaed ft«ni Page One) that won’t be disturbed by, a hunt and Mr|> Culver left for a wedding lights?" was sskedNby one mem • ttOMtnWIAfiMHSTAMTdMUt neither do you leave ,your spare The Matthews settled in Man Climax, chapter OES at 6:30 p.m. for that/little suitcase. w^tor won’t come through It,’.’ ber of tile congregation. (Iwn'Cfeanliue UWi iCeiO / SisM for Boy* ' ;• preceding the special meeting. Res- MUMS HARDY, HEALTHY 8 S c trip to Saranac Lake and Niagara BANTLY OIL j 7# An*4 d% AsiSw asd mountainous area to the west of tire in the garage," Matthews, chester when Mrs. Matthews, a /T h e Importance to the filters "To tell the other driWrs to get Ae^ M d by Um Couaatp* rbyiical / of rraiy age. mtfm mfwtm ervatimis are to be made by Oct. Falla: N. Y.,ôrt) whence they will (DMI’WV. |\C. . Mediciae end acbeMIseilen o f / 1 here were, reported late last night who lives at 104 W. Middle Tpke., telephone worker, effected a trans POTTED PERBNNIALS ...... SOc'each .1 for SL.^5 journey to Cblorado Springs. Col. waa stressed by'sayihg, "If the Ice off the rond," shouted-b • omu sraoM smcHMs X usee this analogy to express hla fer frotp 'Frisco to Hartford. They 16. cream at th^ bottle to the glass A s W ^ MedkeTAMOcieilee / and officials continued a dose Church New* _ They will reside at 412'4 N. Frank This seven-year-old before clthe IM \IN vIRKl.l be /■ 7oJe«dlM«*»eWof|—riew sentiments on the Importance of bought a bOme and a dog and blocks your straw you can’t get y aratch. EVERGREENS ^ ASemOW GRASS SEED lin 8L, Colorado Springs, after .seemin; man ctmld open'their nioutha. nnhtAI '\/ X, Severed coosmunicatioiur, washed participation in Civil Defense and made themselves comfortable here. The Rev. Truman O. Ireland, , , , , I the soda to c6me up through the T h e meq exchanged smiles, and,, TEL. Mitchell 9-4S95 Quality Yew* in ^ d iu m ' FERTILIZERS, LIME Oct. 15. m%de • OBatnoi quartri u m m s out highways and bridgea, broken to explain why he joined the local Before long Matthews began acan- pastor, will use as hi's sermon topic and IsrgC sizes, Artor Vitae, Here's a perfncl bleOd' of' Unaif" onday jnornin^ at the\ gtraw. If we don’t drain the water, knew that once again the informaP at the 10;45 a. m. servlceti Sunday Volunteer Fire Dept rtuilldlng by objects are liable to get Into the TEL. ROCKVILLE 5-2177 n il .lilies and livestock missing CD organisation almost the mo- bing the Skywatch Schedule which Junipers, Hemlocks. BONE MEAL ^ ^lyNng and genuihf contfdr^ thhf dikeussion l^d been a success. tnent he ipoved to town from Sandhi published daily in The Herald- at the First / Congregational Nieznanski-Bickinbrij ' Lt./'Stuart Wella/'and Foreman img Anj block It." remained today for the cleanup. Bl/ Hand. /']^ ■ I 200 Fsmniee nee Francisco last April. He was amazed to note the num Church ’’Wind .Upon the Water.” flIR (OODITIOOtOG A F R IC A N V ILETS I mokM walking a pleasure. .Yet — Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. -Blck- , ., To Help People ...... 3” pot 69c • niore, 8.1 Washington St., announce The occasion was Fire Preven- The normally placid, and in re Even before he and his wife left | ber of times the notation “volun This will be the first if five ser this popular poltern is mighty eosy. /Dav'ld Peresluha wants to grow 1/1 their California home to take up teers needed" appeared, in the mons on "Gems from Genesis." ASPARAG S ROOTS (Marthn Washington Wilt Resistant) the marriage of their daughter, ion Weck.'tod the annual show Up and b^ a fireman beca-. se ’^hey cent daya dry, Rio Hondo crested ing of the .êquipment to the Ele- uinn^ at 92 feet at its peak yeeterday residence'hero in the East, Mat column. Church School and Pilgrim Fellow on the feet—and just right f6r any June Barbara, to Joseph-Ntezna: help toople." Kent -Baglin utters thews had made up his mind tb Matti.ews, who Work.i froth 3 ship'Will meet Simây at 9:30 a.m.. LANDS/JAPING ADVICE CHEERFULLY GIVEN ski, son of Mr; and Urn. Josej mcntary./School students. This the same aetoltnenta and adds, "I afternoon, tumbling around divers occasion. / on gates and pouring into the west volunteer his eervicee for the de p. m. to midnight at *h-att and in the tljree-praviously designated . Nieznaiiski of Wilkes Barre. yc^/'rndre than 125 boys and ah'** won’t be afrah' to go In Uirhing fense; effort. vniitney Aircraft, saw his chance buildings. WILLIAMS . The wedding took place a' of amazement ancYwor- buildings.” \ ■ iP haiâ S S I m . u n r end of Roswell up to seven feet sMp.as. the smoke-eatera explained y in depth. An estimated 200 fam Volunteering was^not hew to to serve and he volunteered to The Rev. -,pr. piddn A. Ramlge, OIL ySERVICi WOODLAND GARDENS t. Methodist' Church, Elkton, Md.,'pn Cherrle Reopel]]la the,only.mem ines were forced to leave their him because early in - World War .scan the skies from 2 to 4 a. m. in pastor, will use as his sermon topm 'Bept. 22; l954,( with the R »^ H iX ■each piece of equipment A ber of the fairer who Iiilteves « MANO the morning on Tuesday's after / JOHN J. ZAPADKA .. old M/ Davis offlctatlngy. Remembering the retottoire. of .she would* prefer .thK.flreb-.rh to homes here. II. he had volunteered for the You Can Have the Faith to Try 341 BROAD STREBTs WOODLAND ST.—PHONE MI-S-8474, MANCHESTER CEHQUSMQN Army and was placed in a IB work. When no one is on duty The bride is a graduat/bf. Mart- questions asked by/ the- third a kitchen. The blonde gU;l who was To the south, in the Dexter, Again," during the Sunday services TEL. MI-9-4548 /x OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL DARK graders last year, tolh- Wells and 7 - Hagcrman and Lake Arthur area?, claBBlfication because' of poor from midnight to 2 a.m., , tatthews at 11 a. m. in the Second Con ford "^High School. Ha^prd Hos dwarfed by the equlpmejit - saj-s, teeth. He grew Impatient with the goes straight from hi.s work to the Hand’knew that once again they "It Would be fun." •• .' '\ it picked up momentum from gregational Church. pital School of Niiraif^ând Teach-, would have-to himble-wilted! limited service that hla .military post on top of the Odd Fellows ers College. ColwnbX Unlverslty- Putting tto fire out would 'b^ the waters pouring off the waterohtd Mr. and Mrs; 'William Glenney . Though no hn* asked why the into other streams and arroyos, claaslficatlon imposed on him And Building. have been elected- new presidents ZZ2* She has been enfployed at the N v hlggesl thrill, • if Wayne Rogers 1^/uie^y.C^/ trucks areXfed.j the youngs.terj decided to toj a hosenian. \ but confined its dsmage mostly he had his teeth put into shape so ■ê newcomer to town and olil- of the Mr. and'Mrs. Club of the tldnal Institdte to Health. B ^ - were as sharp as usual to the agricultural areas. A t that he could qualify for I'A duty. Umer in defense work has a couple church. esda, MdAaa'ntose supervise In Both Foreman Hand and Lt.^ "Blow /the sirens—real lou; Wellg stated that-they believed the Artesia, further to the south, it ; In his new claasiflcatlon of ideas on what the new observa , The Fragment Society will have the Canter R e ^ rc h Instl>dte. • 'asked a trio of little ladles. Si forced partial evacuatfoh of one Matthews was able to take infan tion post on top of the police sta- their annual Harvest Supper and Tto^ridegrpbm la a graduate o1/ way to prevent future fires and Wood? Diane Pe/sin and Ma/lene .to Control any that do Ignite is by residential area but failed to touch try basic training. In training, t'oii shoOld be like. sale Wednesday , evening in the New York Xlnlveh^^ arfd dW Mctoughlin. downtown Arteiia; however, he injured hla ankle on In the night, he say.s, an ob- Church CommuniVy House. graduate wdrk at ipdlumbia Uifl- working with the youngsters, ;Uie . dPor the.se potential members of citizens o f -tomorraW. ' i The Pecos River,'into which the an obstacle course. Hie chances se-ver must depend on visibility Sunday Masses in St.. Mary’s versity. Drflng W rM W V n/hc /die Fire Co. Auxiliary, tto sirens eraeka and streams feed, ripped for overseas duty gone Matthews because he can’t hear pl.u;es. He Church will be at 7:30 a. m., 9:30 was a nîgator/with the Klghtlv Extlngnishera.‘the same as -tho.ae i AUTOMOTIVE held tlie 'm ost' Interest and sym an the.Walls ofthe liciidol, were ex- | through Carlsbad taking Mat decided to apply for a medical die- feels the new post should permit a. m„ 10:30 a./m. Sunday School Alr For^, Ek^rbpean ‘Thea'te^.A't bolized the fire fighters to them. docks, diving towers and other charge and he was separated from visibility, in all\j!rerUons. The will be after the 10:30 a. m. Mass. preseny he jS employed as/ftAX- plained in detail to the group. i Janice Scanlon gave her ad- Bpth emphasized the danger of | similar p ic tu re s with it. But it the service. present obsen’atioiKpoint has poor A bus will plc^ up children around chantpal e'nrineer with BbbHck 'mlraflon to thh "tank With water stayed within its banka and start Since then, however, he kept visibility to the \ soutbwtj-d. the lake. In New York improper use o t the extinguisher ' SERVICE, Inc. m it" and the white h.elmets were and other'equipment. . ed siibsiiUng^ X close to the military, working as a Matthews also feels the n<;,wr post B, couple plans tp'nMfke their' Sunday Masses' in St. Joseph’s Patsy. 'Jane Denne’s loVe. "Why do you have' blinker . Just a week ago there was a civilian driver for the ,Navy. .should provide toilet \ faciliUbs. Church in /Eâglbville will be at hryfnA in New York Ci ■ .To KlH^ry McAnecny yie visit hitter controversy in this area Matthew’s wife, the former Ce lacking in the present locStjon and 8:30 a. m. with Sunday School 381 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER/CONN. was not a- new experience, "My XT over a state proposal to meter ir celia Taylor, is an Easterner with enough heat to protect hik Cali/ after the service, ' REEK FISH PRi ;ss ri>.\NT father/plays ba.seball over . there rigation ditches to cut - down on many - relatives in Connecticut. fomia-attuned con.;titutlon '-(rorti St.'Mary/s Senior CYO will haVe PHONE' MI-9.8290 8nlkl''hee the trucks when I go to consumption. When-she said she wanted to move the rugged New England wlh^r their meeting Monday at 8 p. m. . Stonlngton. 8 (A^ — A gtoup the games,” said the lad look|ng One of the dead is James T, Mc- Blast, her husband went along with he's heard about. \ in the church hall. TTils meeting of dragger obtains faced with In the direction of., the baseball Opportunity Cutcheon, New Mexico Trans^t;- declining market conditions and field Bcro^^tlie road. tation Co. employe in Roswelb /■ C.rip'pled by two hurricanes, îs ’niej;'re Itchy IS KNOCKING Picnic by a w atarfoll. A t K^nt Falls Stgte Park (T o w n Missing near Roswell is Frank seeking/to induce a fish processing A toy with tolr,. o f Kent, Route 7 ) wooiând tirgils and beautiful Water- Thomas, another bus company Announces Its Official plant to locate here: Plants for'the sieVie Mailer, t i w on a helmet employe. They -jvere swept off the pro^slng of ab-called trash fish and made the cUssicoremark of fkUs make a perfect settiffg for a fa|l outing. You’re sure highwray aS they attempted to aid y are^big business in other New die day. “Thl* hat is ltd _ tO’enjoy yourselves. But Wherever you travel, TELEPHOjI e overdue busses. England ports and local fishermen : While the children en jdyedêm- C M Identification Not Available think that Stonlngton, the largest selvea. Bill Hand was con^)dng/t° ' HOME. It costs so little. For example, ^ can talk from / The rest of, the dead, presumed' them the Importance of fire pri ANNOUNCEMENT K 1 , OCT. S and SATURDAY, OCT. 9 deep sea fishing port In the state, . Kent to Hartford, N tw London or Stamford fdr pn Iv 3 V dead and missing are in the Hag should have one. A meeting of vention and' fire' flghUng. When crman area. The dead are two ipen -captains and boat owners from asked n-fiy the suction hose evenings after 6 p.m. or all day Sunday! \ \ about 55 and 65. named Solorio, Stonlngton and Mystic has been hard, he cho'e to ccunpare ft to a P o S . and an eight-ycar-old hoy. Identi railed for today b y. the southern soda straw. / I^^Southarw Naw tnglond TjUPHONt CAiwpony fications of the others has not • New Englahd Fishermen’s Assn, " If your straw la bent you can’t U been available since communica to discuss'prospects.,- draw your soda frdm.. the glass, tions have n ot; been restored to -- - ■.X’ * . ’ Hegerman and highways are cut / in all directions. business (especially if it overflowing in the town- CX . Green finish, rndin mid heater, Nash Alrirmp IVcp maroon with nimulated wood grain finish. . is at your dwn hom e) and you have not bden The ripping waters dah>i>ged-the aJr-canditioBlng. overdrive. Seldom hnVe we had ^, contacted by our business representative ;; Santa 'Fe railway tracks between Four brand new Gqodrirh SUvertown tubeless the plenMirr ef offering for sale a 'car that ha* white wfII tires, power glide, heater, clock, many ■ " please call MJ-9-2917 or w rite Price and I.,ee / Degter and HagerpiSn and 'be been kept In the riindltion that thU car js in. OPEN SATURDAYr MORNINGS UNTIL NOON tween Hagcrman/ and ArteSia. other accessories. Till*, fine suburban has hrcii Co., 489 Main St., Manchester, so that your, Absolufely ImmacuLite and « e really moan In driven only 32,000 miles and ha* been kept In Service is expected < 0 fie restored new .car ronditinn. Seeing i's believing. . , I busings may be properly listed gnd classified and THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 to 8:30 by Saturday night. superb condition througbont. This Is the Ihreo FREE 7-UP^1 FREE IF ' * sentcr model. New ear guarantee. 74 in the new directory, , . . • - t' ' ' h ' : _ ' To Our Customeni ' ('LO»KD WEbNESDAVS AT NOON ^ 1951 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE To Our Cttstomers Copies of the new-directory may still, be or 4-DOORSEDAN 1951 CADILLAC MODEL 62 dered at ,the reduced pre-publication price j A Mark beauty that has always had the finest 4-OOOR SEDAN . // MANCHESTER of carel Bought new by its original owner, this . ” - - while our representative Is here.-' .' , Black with white wait tires, electric windows, ART" BOUTHILLIER , t- _ V. • / ■ " -t - . • MILLWORK CO. enr hnn been driven a rertined ;;j)00 mile*. ThI* hydramatir, rsdhi and healer. Beautifully kept by AIR-CONDITIONED y m Broad St— TeL 30-9-3283 car ha* Just been traded lii on a new. one and wv'll original owner. This car has been kept In show‘- gladly give you a full 100% guarantee on tM* room coiidittbn and If It was displayed In a new FAMILIAR LOOKING? YOU lETI CAPARLE? YES. SIR! ART VVA5 FORMER SERVICE MAN PRICE xind LEE CO. ftne car. > car showroom. It could very'easily pass for a fE HAVE WHAT brand n«v car. A G E FOR PONTIAC IN MANCHESTER, iUICK IN FAIRHAVEN,,AND KENYON AUTO 489 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER fANTIN 1951 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK . • ' ** FAR Ô F HARTFORD AND MANCHESTER. CLUB COUPE 1949 DODGE CORpNT«:T CLUB COUPE Blue flBlsh, ndio and beater, many other, extras, Radio and bearer, A one owner car always well REPAIRING W IU IE DONE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS AT A REASONAILE COST. FOR THE RDWARE A besatlfull.y hept car iu*t tjraded In M u - A new taken care of] See and drive tMs fine car that Low mileage and ]n Immaculate condition. la worth much, more'than our special ^ C O C REFAIRING. IE SURfÔ VISIT A ir S TEXACO. Y O U U C LE A N II^ We'wUlto happy lo stshid bark of andignarantce low price of , t Open B AJC. te » PJf. DhUy thM fipe a»,4o your full *atlsfartion. i SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS 195^ DODGE MEXDOWBRDo K 1952 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP A nwnpMa nrfnntution of TRAIN CD SEWAGE 8PECTAUSTS Radio and'heater, hydraouitlr. 3 tone grey. Many ottef thn> mutt modem equlpoicnt U d mscUney—RESULT: A 4-DOOR SEDAN; fine accessprles. Thl* Is an outstanding clean car BETTER.Jab at n LOWER PRICE. , . HOUSE .Gray ftnish. A one owner car, top* In zBeehankal la the very,, finest mechanical Condition and has cbndItlyC'A full new car guarantee and pi ^ been driven a certified 17.066 actual miles. A a New .jradergronad water THIS'ÎS WHY PAINT with the very Inw-est. Lown down payment and rwnlrtg'car «vlth a full new car guarantee. Z4 months to pay. ! naen .IfestnOeA ' , - ■" the very Inwest. n Snmp >pauiqM laotolled , . . . more people caB $ 2 .2 5 GaL wsnsvn water tram 'jr ' .McKinney Bros. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Interior end nelinft. >(1) Prompt‘^rvice Exterior - MANY OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE a New erentproor* efii (2) QnaiHr Work Sta^ throMgli ■ door beta 1439. O l ^ t stOne bouse^m N e w l^glan d , the W hit- Oaea BfirtaDeA Ivory hi Raff BANK RATES — ALL CARB GUARANTEED (31 ReaaoBabIc Prices held Houde in'G uilford (o ff Route 1 ) har a tooncterful collection Qf (^ lo n iil relics. or Crenm a Ptaffgad nawac Rsaa da afi eleetriciilly. - IE$AFE . . . RE$URf j ANGfTHEB GOOD t ^ v e l ' t i p . ITtere u i now ' 1,000 43utdoor telephone boD<^ in O F MANCHESTER $1.75 Connecticut. Y o u 'll find them in key locations across the state re ^ y- jp *erve -you tep p lF U i HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 10K10 P; M. k- Barlow Motor Sales I'^ro^ dte clodc - * • ' ‘ .. . - TeL' - ' GAROOl JULES / r Rtmte 83. WiniUor Avcnne» Rockvillc-^Tel. 'Kockvill« 5-2538 ‘ C o ll M cK i n n e y BR.OS: - -.W ■ , . - BU > . FIRST DEALER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY ■ SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMFAIfT •til* Southdm N«w. 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V PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, jjilANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1&S4^^ 1. ■» MîilNCHKSTER EVENING MAN( CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1954 ' ~ ItMINEKVlLLK FOLKS BY F O N T M n B F u j i FR lsdL l^’S POP PAGE'PIPTEEN BY AL VERMEER DAILY CROSSWORD FUZZLlS V'\ -/ . f HOW ■' v r - '■ /'■ . . 'Y. X O l O H a h F i s h e r ' s F a m o u s f l i v v e r , CSHOULD I t^KNOW f. Answer tb Previous Pusslo Sense and Wnsense \ Office Affairs * e V l £ ^ - ; M The baseball'game waa tied, 3*^. was in imminent danger i t aprain- X ACROSS DOWN It waa the fast half of the tenth ing his back throd^ his fHuitic V -• tUied to lien 1 Qo by Inning, the baaea weM loaded; and efforts to raise a stand of twelve- lettcri •'» 3 Great Lake the. batter had a c^nt .of three inch'pipe'all by himself. The fore 3 V. ithout balla and two atrikM on him. Dusk man. jealous of his safety record, 4 Office . VOL. XXII, No. 5^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 \; mepager / courage ATT waa rapidly turning to darkness. yelled excitedly, \ ' X Compiled by Studratg of Manchester High.School .Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Advia • Sometimes 43cottiah child The nervous pitcher called time Foreman—Hey there, atopYHey, makes office 3Le«r and walked half-way to the bat- you, stop! Don't do that! Stop! n Rarely ter’a box to. "confer” with the New Man—Whaasa-m a 11 e r workers late catcher. boss? Are you trying: to dicUte a " y . 13 Exist 7 Place Red Raiders^^Fub MH^ ClubV^ o f H o n o r Soccer Team Contributions Plea.se> • staggers Pitcher—Look, Tom. It’s getting telegram? Big tloncerl 13 Askew t , so dark' now that nobody can see ■---- ■ ■ ./ . 'I f you have any olfi^books, 14 Sea eagts ' 9 Ril«iaa lake 37CloUis 43 I^tfy office lOTo the Inside 31 Famous______ouarrel the ball. I ’ll wind up and whip, my Pinching girls on crowded street WinsContest pocket books. corolX books, or ISBUfiOBlS llD ird’l home English school 43 Soft fabric ' arm down but 1 won't let go of cars and.kissing In' public/are Under Merideir Lights Featiirây scrapbooks of cartoons, will SetOcL28 letters usually }* » ! ^ 29 Lived 44 Preposttioo the ball. You amack your-flst Into banned by the police In Tojfyo.— you please bind them' in a bim- 't AT VOUR .start,^Dear j;? ;;:^ . your glove and make believe you've Mrs. Isabel Murray, Homestead. , C a s t 0 iosen dlb and give them, to the Aa-E, THEY - 31 Cruelty 44 Feminine 1 Over Bristol Orrhestras, /C horuiics, typing error enjoyer suffix caught a strike. Maybe the umpire Mont., . ' \ ,> High Fight Not Enough i members of the Varsity M club / .ALL SOUND] !• Misuses will call It that. It's worth a or Air. Smith at a ^ time: 33 Sager 33 African river 47 Pth namrof The cast for Sock and Buskin’s Bajids Gonibine for \ A L \ K E i !• Parted gamble. ^ * The sharecropper soldxhls aea- To Keep Fast M eriden: English Teachei* The Mapc'hester High Soccer Thie.se books, will b e .'^ e n to 34 Blood 38 Reach Charlas Lamb The catcher agreed. But in the annual public performance, "On i 2S Fruit drinks 40 Salute 41 Marsh grass . Bon’a yield for 540. The ptirchiMer team reiilalned undefeated and honiea and institutiohs for Hie Festival aft jBushnolI 3?vKt®of 14 meantime the* opposing team's counted out four feri-dollah bills Backs from Scoring Borrowed''Time,” based on the once tied after winning its first underprivileged and han*^ across * ** 36 Auction! 41Urge 50 Greek letter coach had called the batter and and said. \ capped, 'noth ymmg and old. 25-0 W in over Rijuns novel of the same name by Law- CCIL'^^ soccer game over Bristol, An All-Stata Orchestra mimbw- ) 33 Possesses had .given him some instructions Purchaser—Mose, I will w ^ p The Varsity M hope.s7this ing l30 players from 41 schools, 724 Festive r IT and sent him back to the plate. them lip for you. \ fence' Edward Watkin, haa been who has a three-game losing drive will be a huge. succe.as 1 chOaeKv . 'rt-teak. ' ' - an All-State Chorus numbering 860 2«Hit (var.) The Btage waa set for the decid After cupper that night, the' The Manchester Ind)^s, fight and wants to see m.lny coh- Ingers Yrom 72 Schools and an AllX 37 C tl’s.cry ET ing pitch. The pitcher went sharecropper lovingly, turned to The port of Pud, grandson of ^ Chuck McDonnell, the rhigh'ty • tributors in the. near futme. ing desperately to regain their m'te of the soccer team, scored the State Band nmnherlnj; 135 instni- 7^ Soviet city through his njotions and brought his precious package. When he winning form, weTO defeated last Mr. Northrop, is to be played by ■ Squat 'SS' mcntallsta, resplendently iml- his arm down with a sharp snap opened it. however., he found only first AIHS goal with eight seconds •2 Legislative Friday evening at the hands of the Jerry Vichi. Kdward Darna .Ia to remaining in the first half. Tiny formed in the colors of their 43 body of the wrist. The batter swung, 'three bills. For a long time he different schools, will psrticipats 34 Seal again there was the sound of ball against looked at them sadly and then Bed Raiders at Meriden by thi play the "part of Grandpa and La Blardl tallied the second goal with Lee Becker, grandma. The aunt six minutes gone itKthe fourth in the 9th Annual All-StatS Mtioie I ■nncert at Hartford's k S t i L i S . the batter raced around the bases Sharecropper—They’a' tricka in is portrayed by Barbara- Person, quarter. The third goal was scored Two Groups Meet,, newspaper ing before 2,S(^ spectators, Dr. Evans by William McArdle, Bushnpll' Alemoriai on Thursday office for a "home run.” all trades, but Ah reckon Ah’d hy Co-captain Bob Buckley, with evenmg, Oct. 28. a 8:15 p.m. i r w The pitcher didn’t say a word ruther be a giod money wropper tlie and White performed Ir. Lawyer Pilbeam by Jamea Ham, ' 7 ' " 45 seconds left to play in Hpe AcrepU Officers btiTOUR WAY BY X R. WILLIAMS 38 Worm their fl^t contest under the llghu Marcia by Haxel (Jhristiana,. the game. Spon.sored by- the Connecticut OUR BOARDING HOLSE with' rt'iAJOItHOOFLB 37 Beloved because he couldn't. If he had ad than mos' anything. mitted that he still had the ba|), this season. It was estimated tha. sheriff by Wayne Keith, head of Defensive, stars were Kuhinlivuhinlan. Music Educators As.*oristion, this' 39 Heredity unit the asylum by Hooks Johnston, The officers of the Student concert will-culminate two days 40 Main point the man on third would have Bobby Colt. “A man likes a-gtrl the crowd y.as the largest gather Scheller, McDonough. L, a r S o 7 of intensive rehearjinft, with the , A>3lpTHEYBO ______WELL.HOOaB.TMATJS. scored on a balk. ^ Who sticks to her knitting—espe ing evepto lYltness a football garni Mr. Brinks by Bill Knight, and the Carlson, and Alorhardt. who made' Council held a Joint meeting .with AULTHEI* BATaiN 41 Through .best of (Jonnecticut's high school ReAwveb cially when she's wearing, a bath at (?»ppa Field, within the last fou. Workmen ..by Dick Thorsell and Herald Photo five saves, two really threatening e exectitiv? committee of the IN THE STREET/ e©At).« MlfiTV AOTUMH ALWAYS 6TieS EVKORE 42DitcrediU Sherman ' Flvosihiaky. , David Virginia Hanley Tom Smith ■miwicians -doing their utneort t* lAB A LOHSIN gRlSHT fROWMpm? AWk?/__ _ Everybody should learn to drive ing suit." (Earl Wilson) ■years. ot.es. Offensively, all played an exr Home School Council on Monday. SHUT Ut; OVER 6 45 Fox — I. a car. This is especially true of FlaveU, Bill McArdle, Ruth Haii- maintain or surpuss the high'hrvel t h e r e , BEFORE LAN0ÂPe-.-tHe5fiSHT The Indians were definitely out cellent game. Kohen. McDonnell, OctM , in the High School office. of past All-State performa 49 Enter thoee who alt behind the steering St. Peter—And here Is your classed, out played, all the wi) fofd and Bbtty Lou Wallace will A tremendous wealth of good hu Tills I week we proudly present I CAU.TK R3LICE.' iw T>ie •1 Malt beverage Br "IR" lUI Dormer, Buckley and Blardl were Th7(»w-Iy elected Student Cotinr Helpin'g them to achieve th at goal wheel. golden harp. through. Although they gave thi be understUdiep for the leading mor, seiYsa of responsibility, afid one of the most active and popu all responsible for the three goals 1 H<5p e J S2Pokerstake P* P'' F roles. cil officers (vice president, secrer will be three'outstanding directors. , :HE SOfA S^ ^ 1 6 5 ARe'* Nev’Iy arrived American—How game all they had right down It an energetic and ahlning person lar .members of the aehtor class. through McDonnell, Blardi, and tary and\treasurer) w-ere offici 53 Successful Out in an oil locality a.new man much,is the first payment? U sted for Noy. 19, tO Conducting the ■ All-StatS ’ Or $tiLU IH 6 0 0 0 BNOUSH the last gun, they Just^dldn’t havi ality are what constitute the fact Buckley tallied them. , ally accepted by the Home School chestra will be Dr. Moshf Psranov, pdrfomanctf the spark that Merldeivx had. The The play, directod by Mrs. Thorn as Smith, who has. dfstli)- ID^-fAHO 94 Falsehood that-Virginia Lee Marie Hanley is guished himself os a leader in Coach Dick Danielson lauded his Council ,a.s the ensuing officers for' Director of the Julius Mortt Musl- AMOTMER HARD boys from the Silver Cnty had a Helen Page Skinner, will be given team’s victory but was none too the ’54-'56 sermol year. 65 Blow a h c^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Herald Photo on Nov. 19 and 20 at the Vernon- the senior class's choice as this many MHS activities. ciil-Foundation in Hartford. Ad ■ WiftrfeR/ stronger and heavier line';,Their Zaae Vaughn pIcasM .)V'ith the shots at the goal ministrator. educator, conductor S< Individuttlt backfleld consisted of two.êedy Lydall School. week's Legionnaire. Athletics play a major part in Mr. and Mrs. -J- Solomon, 57 Sorry The story was made Into a play the, life in this week’s outstanding that were'missed too often. .The chairman of the program commit and pianist. Dr.' Ponnov brings tp halfbacks, a 190 pound fullback Zane Vaughn, a graduate of the Ginny, jin ideal, all-around girl, Indians- acor^' three, times out of tee. announcetl tmil \ViHiaiu N. his task a vihde and varied im^cal who could skirt the ends Just M by Paul Osborn. It Is the story of senior, "^m itty,” as he is caUed by University of Florida and Hillyer > ..... - „ haa the ail-importsnt responsibil his friends. Is playing his thim seventeen shots wTitle Bristol only MacKey, ptrcctor.of fcObatiori for and educational hackgrosaid. B U G S B U N N Y easily as buck the line, and a tali, College, has Joined the fscultv of “ his gmndson. Pud ity of serving as editor of the High shot five times. the Juvenile Court foX the State Dr. John Finley^ Williamson, smart, deceptive, quarterback. MH8 and ia teaching Rnglish to i year on the football squad. Cur School Wqrld, an'hpnor she. w.as rently he stars asaXafck. Tom is One of the eminent meifibe.rs of of Conneeticut. will b e \ g nest who IS to corduct the All-Stats With thla combination, Meriden freshmen and sophomores in the elected to after serving as a re the AIHS hooters stated thhteilhe,r speaker at (he .first ipe'etiiW of the Chorus, was bom in.CXatonr Ohio, jv.m. session money to be used by him. A Jeal porter for the paper for thiee also a mainstay MAN OF PEACE-,______TUCMl COURTSHIP ,< CHOOSE MY OWN JOB DONE PER second quarter, .Lorenc went the village gnftn and .Women Oriawold, James Pftrmakian, mates honored her by selecttrtg her He also hiu>.,helped wlii the v.v^ n Symphonk- Wind-- IWMmble FURTHER? 'OAV! through the ssmaffipening end and Charles Audette. Freestyle Relav Record for Mau out and, officers elected; which will use them s.s ba.>«i^ for ith which he has underl^Kin an ______tf^VtOBKIE TO VOU IS dressed In theârb of the'women SB- their Choice of an outstanding The new officers are Tom the student-teacher conference." scored Meriden’s/flrst touchdown. of the revobitlonary times. Espe Business, Marvin Cohen, Richard representative of the class, and cheater. \ extensive rôrding programs of ABHCRRBRTOME/ The try, by Manny Verch, for the Tom lists as hie finest experi president; Forbes Warren, later 'n thf. vear. the Band'Y music- for . Me cially enjêd were the têrn, Kogg, Edmund Kindle, David Too- she became a delegate to Laurel vie^\^ president; Sal Squptrito, It Vs interesting to note the/lu- extra point was good and Meriden the farnwhe grist mill, the^lack- mey, Detinne Rottner, Renee Girls’ State at the University of ence his election to^Boys’ State th Records./''^ went out in front 7 to 0. Minutes his sophomore year^ Hlf most em treasurer; Jim Ferguson, secre crease in the number of student? Reprosientlng AIHS In the musics smith ôp, the general otore and Schwalh Joan Barre, Dolores Oinnectlcut. Thla she cbhslrera tary; anilJohn Leander, chaplain. that are considering teacbmg as later the Indian's attack was the enn museum. In/one build- Paone', Elza Ozols, Roberta Lock- her greatest honor. barrassing moment . vYa* when festival are Robert .Smith and everyone sang "Happy Bhdhday" Returning; seniors are Sarri Dun a profession, bther occupations Toanhe Reneker, orchytra; Rob- stalled and Meriden took the ball ing/a clock made by a Timothy wood, Barbara Fisher, Marion "Miss Executive Sweet” is an lop, Bill GrimoMn.'JIm Fergu.son, that have a high Jhfer^ rate are over on downs, on their 'oisTi 23r Bekch, Mmda(ta Gagnon, Sylvia to him at the CCIL meet. er7Peafson and XxHiis Gagnoh. (eney of Manchester- was d|a-' active member, of the Catholic Tom Reed, ToirKSmlth, SnI Squa^ those of the medica/ professlori.’ bond; and Lynne Hailtn; Janet WllhiiV thfee plays the ball was k1. a , woman making ciin- Fisher, AWrd Hueatis. Sylvia Mc Benny Goodman ranks hign' ^ Youth Organization of SI. Bridg our Legionnaire's favorite band trlto, Tom and Alike Strange, Art both human and animal,, and sec- /.’ervtni. Atargarct McKinney, resting on their own 48, only t(^ wa> observed in another. Carthy. Margaret McKinney, Bar et’s Ohurch and has held the of '.Shorts, Burdett WeB1»,and Forble have U called back, for a 16 bara Person, Eleanor Panceria, leader. Any Jazz goes big with relSrial work. BeamingMember.s^„hn Moore, John Anderson. Leon-/ At S' o'ptock the group , ate a fices of vice president, secretary, him. He lists Nat ttole's “For Scn- 33!arren. of , the- armetl ^roes appeals .ty ^ art!.*Zwick iURt J e rrr Paire, choir/ clipping penalty. Shifty Jim Ann Wharton, Judy Boverman, loir- and treasurer. The huge under New seniors are John 'Leander, bams, took the bail, from picnic luifch, follow.ed by a^short ;etta Carlson, Marion Fitch, Anne timentsl Reasons'' as his best- both the boys Ynd girls.M any/f The concert is open tp-dhe put^ b u sin g meeting at which tlm^/'simpson and James Sa'svYlie taking of the CYO, the Snow Ball, liked popular hit. Tom. Is one of 8yd AViersma, Ed , D arn 7 \P ete- the boys .-latpd that they want/to j HP. w,ith tickets svAHible , •nrau IM M Ihit I8WT tiM Idtewild Intorehsii^?’* 2C and scooted right end/fm" 72 became a large responsibility for Close. Charlie Audette. Tom Bur-'own their l«^ Because of the high pêntnge ■X' ■ / Y /. N.Slover.’IMi.- WEVE AAETHEAN WTSIDPRIVEUS was banted down and the score i which Include a large breakfast, a palA Their'Frenel' :ndtuberculo.sis - - jfthis aê remained 2,5 to 0, Meriden has now dinner at noon, tea at 4, and Oup-’ them around the. city and! Irttroi- hltney Apprentice Training and'"* i«-«rcmo.s.s cases m ims age -President J^ X 7 „ ' /X',r 1 (WrrVWTHWKiVLBACKTOTHE < 12 Conway Rd. Wentworth Institute in Boston t" .Managirpt .those lovely stoles Nf COUP SLIP r S o T tt IN HER CAR! Won two. straight while the In per at 9. Albng with the regular duced them to French eixtoms. Kitty ’Hyan, ’.55. dians have lost their last two en- French meals w-ere discovered to Maiia ' I x-ray cannot be stTOssed greatly7:l5 p., nt. in l3M. oiy Sept. .29.; caif be done gr-rcefully or you can ^ Z> 7 * LEAMN'AS * breakfast-food fried tomatoe's ore Early Tccognltlon of the--and had the minutes ^ d And q-pi'look like (he'rircus lady-wrestling eeuntera after winning the first served, and eggs at e ea'ten' quite be much larger than those of the The business schools-of the Uni-1 jsooHKimnkm contest. United States. To the amOsenient versity of Connecticut and Bryant; .------proved. her snake.' TVy'lt in frbirt of a ii .GETS here!; f'reqtiently. "High tea” consists of Adolescents are most suscepti The-new piembers admitted a t' full-Ie ...-th mirror.' A judicioiia -Pnoiiably the bnl.y bright spot tea with a'-small lunch while "low- of Cynthia O ehore, '55, the fhmily College, In. Proyidence. R.I., w>re «• \ In the enitrq, Manchester threat with i^vhom she visited-served for reported on Iri connection with ble to this di.sea.se because of thi.s meeting w-ere Forbes Warren ‘‘lip on pin at (Vie shoulder or tea" Is tea served w-Jth cakes. The Campus SketdiM their lower body resistance, Ijite and Toni Smith, .swimniin':: Torri sleeve may help you. w-as the puntingM Co*Captain Joe English do not drink milk, but dinner: oysters, cantaloupe, salad, business Interests. !! Curry, Joe punted four times for fried- chicken, cheese. bread, These reports gave the studeiits houra anil numerous- activities ih- Flaherty, rifle: , Pete t-'Io.se.- Bill / ■ ’ ■ ' tes snd coffee. In eating they hold .Name; Sal Squatrito. terfere w-lth rest, and bad • food McArdle and Diyk Sherman, cipss. 176 yards, each averaging 44 their .forks with the prongs pointed pastry, fruit, coffer, and wine with Noted for: Hli dry wit. an Opportunlt.v to disruss their yards, jesch of these punts were every course! .; future plana and to gain more in .hablta, such as soda fountain con ebuntry; Bob Sweet and Ron Sim- | downward which seemed "bmek- Mpst..eeen;.With wet hair. coctions. and the dieting fad mons. basehnll; Garv Bryapt. golf: impoSaiUs to return, proving the w-ards” to' the American ScoOts. Enjoy Comping Pet peeve; People who make a formation concerning the school fact , that they were long, well The French girls «njoy.romping they might attend. many..... girls. j Interfere with main- and -last but .certiijnl.v n!it the placed and that Alanchester Due to the four meals a day the out quits frequently but this sum big to-do . over, little things, Laura Trufiel. nutrition. st,. Bob Bucklcv. .Hiua er. MODEL defeqss Was. rushing down-field. girls. feeling, that they, mer -i/ith their Amerlooii friends' Ambitiohj To be a Ph D and Foa-tunStely.. a la -ge proportion ] The, activities lor-'the ye.i In- CAPTAIN EASY were "eating coatlnUouilv’.'t wws the first time that they hod drive aroiind in a Ferrari: of .tube-, ciilosis ra.ses can b 7 r a . liiding trips, dances, .'.(Jorls 'and Story In A Briefca.He The MHS bsckfleld Jnst could T b e English clothing was an PLANES BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES' AND HIS FRIENDI not break through the Silver City actually slept under the stars. or arreated. 'rtterefore. it is a Last Resort other difference no'tired .by the Name-: 4B Warren. yised and- hoped that a large part The project for the pre.scntTh MO ACCIP6MT, w n e R i AMPUATBR.WMEHY TOURB THE POLICE BACK Y.LOOK* CAPTAIAI BY MERRILL C BLOSSER defense. The combined efforts of , When asked, to w-hat extent ta k Elected President Come la aad look.at our as OK votrp HAVE DES- .YOU LEAJtNED ABOUT) BOTH Sroiits. One girl remarked that the Noted for; Driving In (he righf ^ _ __ SF*.of xaic,the »s|JfA5"i-a-aesi-Bupper-class iitxmembers rii.a/T-sfv will»aaa thc. V atnity M is Hooks „ SlUNCE HIM AFTER HE . HOME C ^ ,B V CNECK-l E ABY^THIS PAPER! ■ CuiTy, Burdick,/Smith and Farrell ing French in high school helped lane at all times! sortment of model alrplaaes. TR0)^D rr.TOOi th en IT YOU (VERB oei-\c>msm\ •N6 THE FACTB TMIB ) IT fXPLAINB WMY’ WHAT^VeS. resulted In 45 yards net ground clothing of the Elnglish girls tliem to understand the pet^le. one ( ^ 1 9 0 p il O r O lip ' ^****^ «dvKnt«Re -of the chest for und.et'p/iyileged .'in i hiftiuJicat>- gu? and rubber ’ powered. UAMNBO THgu T)as IRTTER THAT HE MUBTVE ACCUSED PERATE TO RMP /YOU CAM7 Alost seeiiL Being qtilet. YOU MUtOEttP VOUM 6AAUPFA- AUOMYMOUB WRITER /MR.BALDWIN CAME UVVY? IhA T lOlOriC MAO BOX HAS lO N t WSCDN- gain. Also the Indians completed seemed to lock the style of that of Scout replied. 'The m aj^ty of ua -rays. ped chiklren snd .adult,?.. , .Tt ia Voii'ii find tbe hobbYsReni YOU MrmOUT TELiaie H* BFePCABE-yPMVE AMY CAVE THE LAW VBRIX WHIN TO THE (SlAUW the Americans Pet peeve: Difficult people. Marilyn Roberta, '67. hoped thjit all the ,?tudenl body HOW HE FOJNO out! 0ONB BEftSCRIC/I«ve HAD N 6 C T 1 H B b e a s t l y nnly 2 of 11 serial passes for a coi id under.'tand their questions you want here. , ^ OPITI Visit Hcotload tasit found it hard to answer:'' -'Ambition; 'To get -iM.vielf into /RostraO zols wits elected pres-< X. will contribute to this project total of 45 yards. The pass- play college by hook or by crook.” Tb M6TBM1blHff 6AMB A N O I I ^ from Farrell to WIersma didn’t Going next to Scotland the. girls The travelers felt that the great ideal of the Sophomore Arthur Rni; Sturts it Defease Htreagtk Ibnlic..' - porenU. Tbe ^ u ts found thett Hame: Pat Wuppertle^d. >•«. •« / Noted for: Her A'a ’ ', stated that the club's, name would ft •■■' •■ i -ffiai. ■ ■ ■ ■ T i e F L IN T ft'or the Ifidlsns, C âptain Tom fn Scotland, .Nancy Slovfr. '56, .foreign 'friends'to be very cordial be the Sophomore Girls' OuJ/and ' X , Story To-Read Rurbank,: Dave wfehman, Sal Most*. Seen: Thinkinif up diffi not Sophomore Y-Tegns. a s i t was “ hooU hkv* beew Invited and the | BY MICHAEL P;MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNI lived wKh.the Stuart family. ThSlr glrla ’ who did all they could to cult questions. ..cliiba have been- iasked t'b havelj H id d en M an Squatrito ahd. Norrn Ilohenthal da'ughter. Dr- Shegna Stuart, re help them understand, the pe<Îe previousljr catted ; IT BY W II^N SCRUGGS Were terrific on defense. On ' of Pet peeve: People who are late: Sue ArfcGbtfth: '5T. three student representatives ' In y d u n tf-T H B CAaMBMAMK) cently .interned at Manchester Me and their .country.' , - - each oflernopn .gônj*.'- . X WAA/T fense, BurtUck and Smith did iqbst like* Home .Cooking . Ambition; To be on time. K M ~ ntOS6K . W«X M3U?WAfr UUWW morial Hcapital. , ; Crln Robert. ^5fi. . These workshops 'Will be con- HeOCffTffyM^ ■ n a n a j . f GOES LAP?,. of the ball carrying, with the latter Although the scouts felt that When naked what they liked 70,«B4Cf 8W T)« pANOtU-BBTlrt^ •iêroYng 6 yards a carry due ted by experts from lhe uiflver- «5crYouRRn U«Cfi«THAT T H ttiM W J the Danish custpma were’most slm- most about returning to the United Avery** Skeieh Plaor* ‘Droodlc Department” ■ sity,. little theater^, TV studios and • nCAUWYOU mAffiShou, M I *THi calfm’s .eyP m After the contest. Mr. Briggs llisr to those of the Afnericans. tbe? States. Judy Hansen. '56, laugh UiO THAT VtXf stated that this was the roughest John Avery, a 1954 trade school the New York School of Perform- AViTLAW^ WITH m m /. language bander . was very dif Ingly replied. 'Thi food " and Sue Senior who ,won the first p.lze 'In’ lUig- A rts for fhe. stude|(\U In.the KAkW W H M A WHOWNffiPSl* football gams he has ever wit- Crockett. '56, “Speaking English!"- • Do you have the urge to be nsoasd while, at M.H.S. It was fleult to overcome. The . Danes the 1953 Ford; Motor CkmtesI with afternoon. From 2:30 to 3 rofi*** OOUAnMCRKrTBC BCBOTHIS , always eat "open-faced"- .sSnd- The girls making the trip in a second TlOger Price ? Well If KAO S T A S t ^ , WHOUI DIALf clean hut very hard fought. Five of his drawing ■ of a Ford engine. so. you esir help your scHool tratlon will be taken: ll fo 4, work- ' the i^yerr. S’ from Manchester, w*ichea and one scobt' remarked. cluded. Nancy Slover, Chrothla pl*eIndiana', jiaxtâmriH i^ a m e w"will ' be enjoyed, ., . ' Their' leader* "were Mjas Enrily them over Ut-vg member od. the {4/ m Nipidks from yoOr babya hot- , Quill Staff pr. the advisor. Miss demonstrate thelf techniques. This ; this coming Soturflayturflay at MtMt. Vteho >. .Oenuans jeytfdly . Smith, Mro. Betty Jbnes. and Miss tie* should be washed thoroughly part of tlie program is open to the when they take on the Always -In G« fro any the'girls felt very lor. (eOjUbn who Joined the Marion' Copay, tgF, for publi- A in aompy water -promptly after ' cation. V i ’ . i' public, at 'a small fee,, froifi 7;45 ; fianyarous Middletown High, j conspicuous in their Scout uniferma Europf.- . **<11' feeding aa tha buttarfat In to 9:30 tha assembly - hau. > Potterton^s A.. W. S. W In I r Bob Buckley. ' as (he G em ^ ylrU. ||ay« - only J. A. M. ’0§ iRffamagiBg t» Tubbtr. A • ■ .rX i.itX — -i ■ „V .. -Avard Huestla'56 ' J ... ■ 'IC' . .... , - t ' J- V.-/V , X ■ 7 " ; - 7 7 ; ■ \ f : i f r X ' vy"!'. ,'A , t

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h.; T*i • > SKTEEM MANCHESTER EVi^ING HERALD^MANCHESTER, 00)m . FRIDAY. OCTOBER l9Ki^ * BIANCHESTER EVENWG HERALD, BIANCHESTER. COfW.. FRIDAY. OGTORER 8, 1964 FAGE SEVENTEEN ■■'-'ii z ‘—■ „ , x . THE ■n Herald Angle Fort Dix y to Test Unbeaten Mt. Nebo

. / -V- EARL W. YOST / Official Football SignSls Editor /■' n s Local Backs Ready for Soi^Hers Visitors Have ^ R ead y to Up'sfet Starting' Times Eighty Golfers Reav M a r k y i /■ For Pro-Member W I t 9 . « B A r n X HERE? ine« lt,y6ecam« a known fart Squad of Top I^jlkW irera o f iniJO j “ ^ ‘ M ^h eater would hay^ a new tors TUt F o r s *- H artford received a"âyi6r*’^jolt | b^ketball fana not Hi *,xas \ ' Following are the etartiog^lmce earlier thia w eek w hen the. Bo^f-d of the schoolboy rlaaslflcatlon— -X College Stiars |J|idermaimi^ :z- for Sunday^ Pro-Mem^f eveiqt at of E ducation turned thum bs-dow n !•**'’'« been thrilled at the thought R.v H t’OH FULLERTON JR. the Country'[Dlub. The teeing oft Enthusiasts Start Play on'a request for pemilsalon to U*e I of going to the new high school The Assorlated Press other gamca'iufRctently Imbm- beating a high acorlng Navy Squad Trying tosiiap Each Giant ffetceives time, and foufspirtes are listed. tant orêrtaln ln g^to bring ouV E x it e d to be one ot tha best First name In eath fourMme ia the Richard Hero At 10 in Country d ob the new high school gym nasium -for jgyt''* •Ji'l 'vatching' a ball gam e Southern California, which may t«Mn in the day’s top game on the team* eVer to perform in Man $11^147.90 for Series gam es'this season. R ay D arhato, ] «hjng \^^th 1,500 to 2i000 other be one of the nation's best college the caah' customers in igrge num- 2*Crame L(D8ing S t r e ^ pro. Playera’ Dandicape are listed of M anchester, sponsor of/E rank-! Isns^ X , hers, : . \ Second - rankejp chester, the Strang servi(» eleven after thqir name. • Tournament; Top Proa football tcama risks its unbeaten u O I^ haa a coritparativ^y representing Fort Dlx in New Against Loop Leaders 'Mow York, Oct, a ^Both In First Win le-s D rivc-Iirbakketball tâm , w a s; rrb h i our yle»T>oint. w e W ould record against a youthful and un Oklahoma moved to the front in 10 Si m. — Dave Melckly,''Thll one,Washington. Jersey will be at Mt. Nebo Sun Mm Nsiw York OlaaU awl «ke Holway 4, A rt Smith 7, Jim Include Nctteff>ladt like a fellow w ho had l5st W s best hke to see the n ew . hijth school, predictable Texas Christian team the national ratings last week There’s xA heavy concentration friend when he Ic^ ed of the : when (^ n ed, be m ade available by day afternoon facing, the talented V- ^ e Indialia are on the wa)^- UlevelaH6.lBdlaaa rmt up record 8. By THBt^SBOClATED FRESH tonight, but whatever the talented while refraining from competition of good games.In the tâdwest in Merchants. Kickoff Is *cheduled World Series, akarea tfela yew. Annual Country Chib Fro- board's action. M onths o f planning i *he B oard of B diacation fo r outside Trojans do is likely to b e, for in anticipatlori' of the Texas game '■path' \^, 10:10 --- Joe Curtin, Stan Mat''' ‘ITie Detratt Red Wings served cluding fourUb-nmêd Iowa va for 2:15. Twenty-eight tHaats, phw their exak 1, Joe Cerina 6, Andy Thom-'' w ent out the w indow w hen the interests, baseballâsketball and gotten once the rush of Satur while Other leaders were being en Michigan. Ohio State vs deflated After dropping thelf) Idat two notice thsy aro ready to go Member golfing event is seba(1aJed Both powerhouses Mg unde trainer and dnbtlOMao^N»M^ ntfeiMl-attend- s 8. • ' board denied R ay’s request. 1 football included. M s n p h e s t e r day's big games geta underway. gulfed In a wave of upsets. With Illinois, Michigan sUtteV* Indiana, games against Hall and Meriden, after an unprecedented seventh to get underway Sunday meniag. ■ E ran kie’K w ith one o f th e fin est' H iR b, a t th e m otit. w oukl_ only play Gene Calame, their .star’ quarter feated, untied and unacoreiS'uppn nat, received 111,1(1l ( h ^ each, 10:20 — Willie Whalen. Paul ’ITiree Wins to Date Northwestern vs Mlnneiota. South Manchester High football team while each ladiaa Stralghth league title by defeiUing Twenty of the state's liartini. collection o f ball players in New i eight or nine hom e So far this sea.soh. Southern back, still out of action and Ihl* season. The locals, pride (if' M odUacted Jeaanis 3. Tom Cosgrove' 5, Ray ern Methodist vs Missourtânsaa |6,7IE60. / barren 9. the Toronto Maple Leafs 2-1 m the professkmaU ate teamed wltK 60/ ' Ehigland, had all intentions of games during the course of'-a reg California - has crushed Washing sophomore Jim Harris taking his State va Nebraska, Kansas w New England, have rolled over the will be out to scalp the hhdb'feat- CTlnton Pros 19-0. Agawam '40:30 — Bob Schappa. Fred Mfe- home amateurs, with tha gaining membership in the East- ular' season. If the gym was hot ton Slate and Pitt and barely place, the Sooners may be in for a Stata Oklahoma AAM vs Wl< . ed.,Middletown' Tigers tomorrow Baaehatt Cam^Mioaer Ford' Nati(>nal Hockey. League opened made available at the new higli Browniea 24^0 and Palmer, Maas., Kone ^S;>-Bob MciCaim A, 'George «m Professional League.- which is squeaked past Northwcstem--a bad time this week. an^mincinnatl. Vs Marquette. afteiôOiv In a OCIL batue at Mt. Frick annowMed the breakdown its 38th season' last night. foursome teeing W at 10 o’e to w / school to the general public, there 27 to 0. The high scoring Invader* Put* 11. / now in the formative stage, pro three-game record that hasn't im Nebo at * o’clpch. ' yeoterdny. The .Bill QlaaU’ Meet of the pros competed jM 2114 would be many nights the gym Two of Nation’s Best - / Seek to Xnever say die” club 4*dll surprise rdnded was 688,00b-’ôr d teams will see action tomorrow Benton. / only; win not be available to the the athletic facilities because they VMI-Boston College and Fordliam- Now the property of the , Green rik 3, Ron Sloane 6,^/Joe Handley should not be- considered home night card that includes hitami hind Oklahoma and U(?LA. Boston University. the snarling Tigers ivith the upset g iO M World SerM TV pro night 3vith Chicago ai Toronto, Pro CHvfe Melody. PhU Holway. public. Manchester's new high (Fla.) vs Holy Cross. Denver O f the season. With only three . school, which will boast one of the bases for any team other than high Purdue, which had Its day of Most of the South’s good teams gram. The players get dO per 11:40 — Stan SUsaoweki. Carl Boston at Montreal imd Ne«t4tprk Art S n ^ and Jim Taya ism be school grou^. , ^ Montana and Davidson vs Presby glory In besting Notre Dame, runs Football League, Salvucri will doubtful starters, Manchester will, cent ot the lêelpti tor tho 6 n t at Detroit \ most elaborate gymnasiums In terian. go up against opponents they Hultine 3, Bob |trah 5. Lee Beau- the first foursome out ia the Will this be the -Case in Man Into a •pêll-balanced, experienced •tart at the left halfback poeltlon feel a team quite capeble of fool tonr games with 70 per cent chene 10. tnqrning and Pro Henry Bontam- the cduntrj’, will soon be under Then on Saturday come such should handle easily. Headliners Nntro DBme Star ing the experU. Detroit was hazd presssd for its construction- Will the gym be chester. too? , ' Duke team that has a wealth of include Maryland - Wake Poreet, going to the competing tenmo. 12:00 — RUm Ebbets. Bob Boyce victory. After scortaig first with po. Jins Kirkpatrick. Ed McNa FOOTBALL PREDICTIONS games as Oklahoma va 'Texas, at good backs. They’re fifth and sixth, Yale’s Ed Woodsum will start Sid Wtersma and sofômqre The Olaato* split lacinded a mara afid Bill Krauss wm available to the public on night> Dallas, Wisconsin vs Rice (the Georgia-North Carolina. Clemson- at end with Phil Kearney. Wood- Norm Hohentbal, a definite sur 3, Joe W al^ , Cliff Bryant 15. gold by Metro Pr>stal at 4:29 when the school teams are idle? Only one college football game respectively, in the weekly ratings. Florida, George Washington-West toll a^nire to bonno rColde Joe 12:10 -/ Del Kinney,,Bill Lock- of the opening period alnd another ths event a t-1:40 la tha after Connecticut is on the sKieduIe televised "Game- of the Week"), Stanford, lightly regarded sum who holds the all-t|roe com- prise performer this mÛon, ere in Abnadtaao, who dtda’t get to noon. , This is one question the writer I^rdue vs Duke and .Stanford vs Virginia, Aubum-Kentucky. 'fulsa- p etlon record at Yale, was also good health and will open at the wood 3./Jack Coy 6. Ted BanUy 9. by Marcel Pronovoat at 6:38 of the feels should be answered by the Sdtm-day. afternoon, Wealeyan at team i:ntil It w h iip ^ Illinois be bgt until the final wceh ot the second, the Wings had to ward off Navy. And. aa usual on an Octo Aia^ma. Louisiana State-Georgla picked on the All-New England flanks. Rugged Co-Captsln, Tom 12:20 — Joe Donato, Bundi. Tar- Board of Education now, and not CoasK Guard Arademy. The fore the TV spectatprs last week, Tech. Mia*1asippl-Vanderbilt end peaooa. ca 4/Jlm Gordon 6, Frank Barcel- a furious, cloiraig-minuts attack crystalXlmll. put away after thS ber Saturday, there'll be a lot of can establislT Itaelf more strongly- eleven. He was also mentioned on my Burbank, sUll playing with a l a i t . after the school is built. Mississippi Statc-Tulane. bandaged left hand, and George. Spud Goldstein, Hte Indtaao* by the *safs. ' / football season, was polished ■everal All-American teams. Kear- traveRpg oecretary, was given 42:30 — Charles Shepherd. Stan Marciano to . There, is only one suitable play V BnUslng fullback Ricco Petrillo ahown above takln^g’^^htodoir Wilson' will start.^ at taCkl^. y f^ A T S HE SAYING?— Irwin W.Y. WeljW ^ , eastern intdrcoUeglate tootball 4k9icial. illustrates Six of the Toronto, which Iwan’t 'won a n*y who Mmed his nuMiognim at a fnir share, but the National lUnskl 1,‘ Bill Deasy 5, Paul Hig ing surface in Manchester for bas from quarterback Tillle Dubose. Both will be in the Merchaiita- Scrappy Larry Hers<% is a capa klgnals spectators- ade from stands titu^n tele4’ision. Top, loft to right, illogal spbstttution, a now .yeguinz'sakson gane in Detroit ketball on a semi-pro of profes Prtitil for Money / ’’*'■** •■‘6ht end poBlUon .league rules prohibit the {a/ gins 18. since Nov. 2. 1652, talUed at 15:42 Banquet Circuit^ startlng lineup Sunday afternoon against Ft. Dlx, N. J^, at Mt. Nebo.' vmh former Notre D*me star, Tom ble replacement at end whilO Jim this fall; Incomplete forward pass; piid Ineligible receiver down field bn a pass, fliottom, left to sional scale, outside of - the Ar Dubose al-so handles the locaKpassing chores. CFBTiCn. Taylor-is a doubtful replsChampion Giants to Stand Both »chool», aUU nursing an foot, will Leo and Boss Didn’t See Eye to Ey 1:00 — Walt Brown, Frank Moniraal and Richard were too Manager A] WsUi today eaitUiMd ing are outrageous Fees collected ^ ^ o g n lze d for the Johnson, IVôre Oleksak 3. Mel Hadfleld 0, MaX PKgSTMK LRAGI’E nneîrimiron teams they mold every be At one guard p^ritlon 4vith run much for the Hawke who opened in iUnsrary thiu wUl put the for the rental of the Armories en To Ring, Starts Drills P.mrraade (•> ning mate Boh^wlsieper. Grim Gilmore 17. the scoring in the first period on champion In TohngatoWn, Ohio. ter a General Fund which is used MyerX..., ...... x»7 !M Cary ..V... . W — Pat with Starting Lineup Grlmason, also injured against the In TV Feature On Everything but A ll Is Forgotten — Leo Mallory, Hal OigUo a g(MLl by Jerry Tcmpasalnl. Mon Oct 12 to rsfotes T * ‘ for the general use of the State Pilbl. ,.«lc ...... tain‘**^H**^ UConn freshmgn Cap- 5, JonitvChanda 7, Fran Springer New York, Oct. 8 (AS- . 'n s# Red Raiders, is a doubtful substi treal tied It with lUchard’B first in Dayton. Oct 18 to'imoak at a of Connecticut. If you don't play Dancingi^ness since he retired and Gainford P^mb*rtnn\.,,. . so M stlrV^ t* a^deflnlte tute gUgrd. Both. centers, Terry 8. X go4d and went sheod 3-1 at the B'nai .B ’rtth baaquatT up by Custodian George. Simpson man Ray^Robinson, pressed for Mclnioiih ...... ss S3 New Y ork --(N E A )—The GianU / at the Armory, you don’t play any said the pair want to make a tour Cormier ...... v *^'*'’'* his Eunhine Aitken itnd Bruce Little are ready Philadelphia, Oct. 8 (J>)—Harold (Imkt of a Series) 1:20 — Alex Hackney, Sav Oct. 17 for aaothsr baaqudU. and ai.d is ready for use this season. money to. finahqe a big show, may 101 S3 1 will «und pat with the best team mate will ^ ‘Tank’’ GroAln!an scurity and made it standing 0(>er- end of the second. Rlchaid sad where. The East Side and West of the world with their own showr Rice and Wisconiiiiti . little Indians. Johnson.ybtdding for his seventh New York, Oct. 8 vP)— ^From Marx, Deîi^ Martin, Jerry Lewis Zaverella 4^ Mike Nolan' 6, Al Tom Johnson aceduntsd for the viatt to Boys Town; aaid 1 Side Rees and. the Community .^Y Thus, It makes its first, appear return to the ring,^frbm which he ToUlfl ...... Ve 4l\M I in baseball. shot ,n (/ the lightheavywelght ating procedure at the Polo ance of the season today. "But," he said, "we figure *ît ”409 in P**’^‘>'’'nlng Co-Uaptain Joe Curry, the only the start to the end of the 1954 and Tony'Martin. Lou and Dave Brown 17. Montreal scores. Oct 18 to refstee a Rsk playing surfaces are too ^ a U . X, retired in 1952. will coet . a quarter of a million Contest on Television I They believe the gener^ age champion Archie Moore, and Grounds. 1:30 — Ed ’Twohi^-Len Glglio Here's Saturday's guaranteed ...... e7 S4 situation should lead to Improve B o a fn n ^ i’ former r x experienced back on the team, is ceoson, nunors persisted that Leo Marlu'ôf the toy manufacturing Jackie 7*eclalre, Montreal'* O ^ t Sugar Ray, who orece held the dollar^ to arrange that—hiring Oorr>flil ...... jSj, 52 performer and later a' doubtful starter at quarterback. "Boattlwalk Billy" Smith, seeking Durocher would not be back next The' theft of home, an almost 3, Ed Tuttle 5, Jim Brahafcrd 11. In mparatton fCr tha Nnkotj ------winners; noMeito ill Jz ment In 1955. forgotten play, was revived by Industry are among his closest rookie center, closed the GUuuMen world welterweight andxmiddle- singers, dancers and an orchestra. fod'eraill ...... |;q New York, Oet. 6 (/Pi —Tele •t Texas Christian University He may be replaced by untested h^^ fifth bout with the elderly year to comq>lete his two-year 1:40 — Henry Bontempo; Jim Marefano wlU rssume Bgbt' road Coast Guard to beat Wesleyan welght. championships, has started The key there i* the physical ranters the experience-loaded Fort emunp, meet tonight for the first Pete Reiser un(ler the gui(lance (ff Mends. scoring when, with less than ftra In a thriller on the banks o f the -We don’t have that kind of money Plrkry ...... 1^109 ini vision will make It* first visit condition of Sal Maglie, 37-year- Ed Darna, a senior transfer stu- term as manager of the New York Kirlcpatrick 2, Ed McNamara '7, minutes left in the game, he and gym work at Qub Oele Sun Workouts and plans to go In-to and we don't want to go into debt 'time In a 10-round fight at the Giants. Durocher. Reiser stole hOme seven BiU11 Krauss 10. Thames River. Score, Coast Guiitd Tnlals of the season to a Rig Ten , lid right-hand pitcher who wins nent. who looked impressive in hix / For a person with the glitter rammed a pass from Ricbard psst day, Weill said. _ serious training at Greenwe^ for it. 4M 473 47*143# gridiron fof weekly foottmll to \brief appearance against Meriden. Arena. There were times during the sea-. times Ln 1946. Five years later-,'^ 19. Wesleyan 14. [the "two-point’’ games. Monte Irvin, stole home six t i ^ s ing reputation that he has, he is .goalie Al RoUlns. . Red Sullivan MATCH Lake, N.J.,. starting Monday, Boxing Only Way morrow. Tlie game, at Madi larlte Burdick and Tom Mcâl Johiuon, rated No. 1 contender Mn when It wma freely predicted easily approachable and he can WsiU sMd bs also plana to con- Trinity will find its match in a Nothing Deflnite mark "We ha\’e a solid team,” says for Moore’s title, la quoted aa a with Leo calling the signals, notched'CMcago’s lost goal 18 sec good Tufts club at Medford. Mass. ‘T3iere is only one way to gel •Irrmmo son, WIs,. will be the Intersee- Chub Feeney, "Fifteen others may ly, team’a Ironmen, 4vUl run at that Horace Stonetiam, club presi keep a conversation rolling at any onds frornA^.end. far In Mikail nsxt Thursday wlUi fJinoKi ..... 7« 233 , -Vegro All-Amert^n 14-5 favorite here' In hit honoe- If Durocher has a flaw in his Yale Works Hard SUckax^ won't beX stopped but Nothing is ^ fln ite hia manager, the cSalj and that iS for Sugar to U» 271 tinnal elas.h between Rtee and wish they were as well off. The fullback. / dent and Leo's boss, might eiren social level. He’s crasy about Jim Norrta, president of the M ar- George Gainfbr(j.' said today. Kurmik .... Salvucci is not the only bis Dependable Tom Smith /Current town. His last outing was In a pay him off and send him on his managerial makeup. It la that he A flat flgM'hrtwssn Bsrt Olin- nations! Boodng <;;iob, about Mar-, Trinity will be the well-manned fight again. The same guys he HehfiiMrl»t 90 371 Wls4tonsln. listed for ABCi-TV outstanding note about the Giants kids and kids go c.*azy over Leo THIS TRIO! "Only a lot,of work in the camp licked wheiKlie was active in the Jacobfi ...... 93 300 name .tar in his aUrting back* ly averaging alx yards/a eSrry, championship scrap Aug. 11 when,, way. 'êre was also talk of Duro- frequently loses patlencd^ with hla On Extra Points stead of MontrsaKgM ToppiuBlnl clano'a futurs angagamants. home eleven. Score, Tufts 26, 104 317 at 2:2.5 p. m., with Tom Har was balance. We would be foolish with victory within his reach, he younger players. He Krlngi them .Braiiey. Rarely Stilled brought them maJor'''psnaliU*s. Trinity 19. will show^Sugar has it,"xhe said. ring are still'fighting. He can whip mon, Jack Drees and Bill Stern ' to tamper with that to trade." field which wiu accord the. Sm - and Jack Farrell, lefUmnded pass Qher (quitting baseball to go into The thing, of course, which "But there wont .be any flîtlag "If he,,dbean’t,' the whole mâ is them again." Total., ...... 491 er, are definite starters at the two 44’aa kn(x;k^ out by Moore. production of movies for television. up too* fast and dro^ tl^m Just for at least thras monti^’’ a m Yale's Denny: McGill and his Tabs (II announring. Vice-President Feeney denies a as quick. He is a Wund ju ^ e of a muks Durocher as a mkn apart New Haven, Oct, 8 (g5 -â)t LEAVE IT TO A FUXY • HEALTH \ off. I f we are convinced he can stjll Gainford added tltat Robineon i-S .M Oliva ... TonÂHbr'*’ halfback positions.' Richie Paganl That snapped a 12-bout winning Stoneham and Durocdier both WsUl, obviously intsnt on letlliMr sophomore teammates will have ...... 79 Other events: on television— report that Whltey Lockman will Uvea W .iU o * ? " * opera- streak for JohnSon.'whosa record player’s ih lH ty .,^ he laeka the is his voice—brassy, stident- and isn’t going to lose Us football game too much for ,Lou Little's Colum light, he will return .lo 'the ring.” ' ' Jn good health, has''p^ferl rq- I’,. Oliva ...... 109 Canadian pm game, Toronto at be thrown in the market broause and little Rollie Braujt, i-Cserve scotched these nunor?. ths Rock’s rebuilt nose mend. • E X E R C IS E Olbart *S back ^ " '‘^'■ry, 4 e wing backs who have shonm potential is now 48 wins and six defeats. patience to tMch. rarely atiUed. Leo never hesi with Columbia Saturday by fail '\Viimingtoa, Del. UF):—The horm /Weill said hs Is aUU weightaH of bia . Uons in New York. ■ Scoj^ / Robinson has been In show busi- (Xtindination and welgka IM)>{>ounds. Prokolklii ___ .' Hamilton, 7.NBC-TV at 1:4.5, of’»)tia flare-up w-ith Leo Durocher. A^?a», P‘P'*ew Man ...... |«lndsev Nelson and Jhn Crow- "Who would we get to play first All-American team while staring "Leo is my man.” said Stoneham subject. And it’s surprising how L)rhatx ...... te'bts, could prove surprises against hands and the other was a knock on the eve of the World Series. Durocher' is known as an im- downs—not If Coach Jordan Ollvar aware 'Park race track this yea4 and Australia in November. "It Winner over .Harvard week, le^ . base aa well as Whltey?” he in out Iocs to former heavywright orthcK^'leader, -yet, actually, he much he knows. He has the can help it. . ^ was not a winner. A filly nambd 'folal, ..... quires. "Hla fuss with DurorhAf Middletown. He’s got a contract to manage the they fall through, ere’O go ta Bu- BOWLING GIVES YO lf the Unli’ersity of Massachusetts 434 *430 470 133T Oh radio—Notre Dame v*. Mlfha*eT'«*î, êgeron of St. Senior reserve fullback; Dave champion Jersey Joe Walcott. goes with the percentages p rt^ knack of adapting himself* to sit The Y*Je mentor, mindful of the Blotto, aeeklng her first vtetbry, reqw,’'h oealft may have a lapse this week hut X ’ Won rolloff was forgotten stwo days afteb it Mlchaeta bucks the middle of the clubs through J955 and I expect ALLTHREE Atn6ricaw Hockey League Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium on Wlchman has hot had the chance Advantage of Age him to fulfill it." ably 4s much at any manager. uations.' His native intelligence, Brown game where extra point* ted for half the race. She Weak they will still have enough to beat both ABC with Bob Finnegan happened." X-^ i i ^ ^ ^ “ ^"tt^back slot. Callin'g to run with the ball this season but Johnson wilt have the advan "I intend to be back with the what most pJople don’t realize coupled 4*ith an amazing resil proved the margin of victory, bad ened. however, and finished s Q. b it true that the feaaark- the University of Connecticut at and Jack Lightrap and .sijis Front OfflceX Helpful PO'Verful array iency, makes him a hard man to hie kickers practicing overtitre BaW.vfAx..;...... 91 Q4 will be Syracuse UnlversItV* Briggs will use hts talent as a tage of age—he’s Rl and Smith is Giants next season," said Duro- iS^that he always has a reason for ond. Her place price was 8212.60. able professional player, Johnny Amherst, Mass. Score, UMasa 19. with Al Heifer and Art Gleeson The front office, not the man- linebacker; Wtehman’Ss defcnsl4re 33—speed and sklil. Both boys everything he does. Usually he U keep down. yesterday. Yale mifnaed two out of Had Blotto wxm ths race she — o i ^ Connecticut 7. Returns to Sprirlgfield 4c.'-to X ...... M inn cner following his spectacular Bl(H>d, used .a fletiUons name? Week-Days 5 p.n. to I t p.m. at 1:15: Red Barber's weekly i ager, puts a team together. The play against Meriden was one of have good punching power. John- two or three steps ahead of the An . outstanding player during four extra pointa in the 26-24 vic- would have paid 8753.80 for a two Other picks: Arroy to romp over \ P. Hilln,kl ..?>v...... 114 IT? 7our-ganae aweeq> of the Cleveland A. Jehaay Blood’s real amaa Saturday, Sunday, HoUdays Klolnwhmidt __ -as roundup of 20 or more games, manager may be conaulted. or ad the bright spots in an otherwise Mn has knocked out 22. And guy who’s inclined toi second guea his aC ê days, Durocli^ finished .toey over Bnnvn. dollar tickeC li Jeka MeNaPy. Dartmouth, Brown to heat Rhode l.rfiw Man K:r.' Indians. "I'll stay as long - as 2 p.m. to 12 p.m. Springfield, Majls.. Get. 8 (J5— i AHL representatives he's ev^Jiad ....X . *4 to CBS at 2:80',for three hours; vised. but the brass takes thexre- dufl Manchester performance:' Smith has KO'd 30 in 4vinnlng 55, Horace wants me.” /' him. his career with Brooklyn in 1945 Island, Cornell over Harvard, Bos American Iretgue Hockey returns this year. \ Oklahoma vs. 'Texas at Dallas, sponsibllity. / V ■ Tigers Seek Revenge losing 20 and fighting -four draWs. Unlike many managers, Duro as a uUlity tnflelder. He began Total, ...... ■4.4*. 497 43« 1391 It U* no secret that Stpheham . -r/- Modem Rest Rooms ' \ ton College over Virginia Militar.v; to Sipringffeld tomorrow night as One reason it> that he has been ChaalHIy (If NBC at 2:45 with ,Mel Allen That is the reason Jim Hearn y c U c h Walno Flllback and hi* JSmith a Kcord, which goee b ^ k to cher Is not one to take his troubles his major league career 4vlth the Fordham over' Boston University, Eddie Shore, brings his franchise ■and Dqrocher have not seen eye PREEx PARKING - able to select the Indians' squad ...... 91 Ax 90 271 and Curt Gowdv.’ . - Is likely to return, no matter how V *'' P?'’'" '’"'er» Include charges will also be.out to aveiigc 1941, also includes four pb eon-' to eye on all matters during the to bed with him. Leo can file and Yankee* In 1928 and it was here Princeton over Penn r id New back from' Syracuse. from the S.vracuae anu Springfield ...... *4 strongly Durocher has stated his ?a?«w i- Maratrell*. last year’s 19-13 loss to the locals. testa In four bouts 4vith Moore, he forget his miitakes vrithln a few that the flashy shortstop got his Hampshire over Maine...... *9 SS IS ' ...... past season but there -is no danger The opening game Is - againiri teams of las)L yearrînce the AHL ...... 90 dislikes to see this right-hander “ *• 'e't half. This' season’s edition of the Tigers lost three and drew ong: hours after they ha(q>en: He is no nickname "Uppy." The reason MANCHESTER High school special: Middletown. the Providence Red.a at the East 114 Ifl*x^3 of any rash''action Stonehi;m'a nioved from'Springfield after the ...... K #« 91 10* sis. pitch. The front office realizes it w!th performed b ^ t a small but speedy backfield Smith 4s rated No. iJn the light- part He recognizes that in Duro brooder, nor does he bear a grudge. Is obvious. High, 25. Manchester .6. ern States Coliseum. hlrnr. ? Westover’ Field- Filers and a light but outstanding defen He lets'bygones bygonej, 1949-50 sea.son. Springfield has had Total, 440 471 474 13*7 cannot get much for the Hearn of heavyweight. division and is unde cher ht has. the/mosf’ resoureeful From the Yankees, where he ROWUNfi BREEN ■ .'#hore to Direct Team art entry in tre Eastern League two Tralwirt 19.53 and ia ndt going to 1^ him jTm u. to Dix. and sive forwsjnl wall. feated since ',coming east from . Peopleywho know DuroCher well Und:'r the "Unfurnished'' col manager in the business. was considered a brash boy, he K, 654 CENTER ST. After a three year absence. seasons and the Quebec L,eague M KRC HAN’T* LKAUI K go for the waiver price while Ujere Oakland, Calif.“ where he fo)ight Besides haying the ability to get believe that a great many of the WM shipped to Cincinmui and umn in a newspaper, a tent was one. Hessrd Lasdsespe (4) iJS J fS '.'iV 'i.'’"’'’'" ’' »'''■« EVEN CHEER LEADERS TEU MI-S-4882 Shore, a fambiis. name aa.a de Davin , Main (ûp^ Hopes 1.9 no pressure on the pitching ros- as Oakland Billy Smith. 80 far the maxlmdm out of a player, thing* he does grow out of bore from there he went, to the St. advertised for rent. ChanCe to get ...... #* ** 112 23 4*2 *SS« tp take, the Dwvls’ Cup-hack from ganliatlon, perhaps from Allan tiest girls. Before gaVne time and, The fight will be scored , on' a ants when things go wrong. a nap. Thqre's no, one who can fisri'. Hairy it) , Worthington. Maybe even from just a rugged test for the Mer- hi the second aiid fourth quarters sivltched to the Giants on July 16, for the job. . , , iJinv ...... ----*2 9.4 *2 2S9 AOStrdlia thi* year. ' x. round-by-raund basis b y :the ref- 'x Leo leaves nothing to be de- relax as thoroughly as Leo. He 1948. One of Leo's proudest pos- X ... #3 91 *0 270: Hearn. x. , : : the/hest seml-pro 18 aeniors, dressed in white. lea(l .eree and two judges. closes his eyes and. is dozing in Jim-Anderson. Buddy Boone. Ed ' .. 100 9.4 The Davl.s Cup Selection ’Cpm- teaftvîn New BnR>hnd. . s i ^ sa a tactician. He is a Bsssions is a telegram he received ^-AlrMr and John &fallo, nf\v» j rAlm^r* .... 9S- 299 mfttee .yesterday named '?lje "We have to thhik of Maglie's the cheers. In the first and third gamblpr. His psychology is nothing a matter of seconds. ... 7K — 101 177 age.” comments FWney, "hut we. . quarters, 18 juniors, dressed - in last week from Branch Rickey eomcM acquired from the Detroit, - *4 310, -American ghampion and Trabert- ventured, nbthlng gained. There Durocher is the Hollywood type, calling him "one of the greatest mTHruFE v : is the Red Wings in deal*. Other new- - 79 along .with HamiRon Rlchardron. feel he can continue hbxt year. If green and white', take over the Coon and Fox Club is no manager in basebiai today loving the spotlight. Among hts hoMimita his pitching only to those chores. managers of all tliê;" This (‘omers are Ro.w Lowe, center ToIaIm .....^*1 474 44*1403 the intercollejnste champion from Predict Sloriny os resourceful a* the Lip. .He has numerous friends are auep as Dan from the man who Hired him six ■drafted from Victoria. B.'Cr? and Baton Rouge, 1^,^ Bill Trabert lead .games against the tihdgers Hfted' the squeeze play from 'ob OF and Milwaukee he will do all we Dog Trials Sunday ny Kaye, Jack-,Benny, Gfouebo years ago. > k Ed McCord, defenseman and wing VIr’. Sm Is Mh. * And Resultant Radiation Doug McMurdy. Marry' ridblfny. •lohnson ...... 115 - 91 93 299 F-tates Lawn Tennis Association i In)in and Duitry Rhodes ca^ tak'e Phn’ rolatives, , ^ Storrs, Oct. 8 ( « — Coach'Bob Ted Power. M m Narduzxi, Doug’ ('00k ... Entries will be accepted at the USED CAR H*rri, . . .97 99 . 194 follows the recommend.9tion of the [ care 'of left field aa they did ao : Athletics, could Infads plans to; nave plenty of Powe’lli Ken C hinke. Ed Leier; ;Sc*(on . ’ll ?«rwmmittee.\thecommittee.Xthe two youngsters 4vell thiir ra«*on,’’ continues ' Fee- “ " grounds all day. Clyde Birbeck. By MAJM AMOS B. HQOFLE . MIehlgaa SUte 14. Indiana 0 Defensemen Brent McNab Hugh chairman o7 the trial, will have the what he calls "seasoned sopho iDxlnga , ...... 7* 94 173 will be named later. ney. "Irvin gave us several bril Man of Mystery Expeyt on Atomlo Fall-Ont Iowa 20, MIehlgaa IS mores" in his starting lineup Currie, Gordie Tottle. ElHott Chor- At present, the man of mystery roada poeted from Bolton Notch to Tolaj* , *409 "449 "473 -T4M i Americans first must get liant hitting Streaks when 44’e had Ega4. gentle readers! It Is. no Kansae 'f4, Iowa -State 6 when the Uhtvertity of Connecti ley. Danny Summers and g'oaliea p4C*t SvVeden in Uie Interzone Final to have .them.' especially against In the bidding for thetblpb's fran- the grounds The clubhouse is in more’^than fidr that while I am Nebraska 14, Kansas State 7 Gordie Bell, Don Simmons and North Coventry off route 44A, cut faces the Uniyeritty pf Massa at Bri.sbane, Dec. 16-18. ,Then the Brooklyn.. We are interested in *" Tommy Riehardson Of taking scores'of bows for my up Mtaiaeeota IS, Northwestera 7 chusetts in a Yankee Conference •’'•‘PPy O'Heam. Bo|in. Jr...... R>4 106 n* 3 » a good ■ right-hand hitting extra WHlismsport, Pa., presi(jent of the just a 15-mlnute drive from Man set predictions, ' some credit be Wlacottsin 14, Blee 7 t/ualiti/'Wise whisIcBi/ but/ers Whit* .... winner will play Australia iii. the chester, game al Amherst Saturday. u V'hspman ; outfielder only because our pres ^stern League and a member of given my associate. Dr. Pedro Alahama 26, lUlsa 14, ■'' Allow me to Introdooe mytelf. I am * 1682 Meroory'Fordor.Sed ART OF FISHING ^ , .'.’.‘/.V.’.’,’.’ 144 «3 im I challenge rai*"'l 27-29. Refreahmente. can be bought on Yesterday he promoted Joe Dub- .All over, men who know fine whiskey arc chexM- Rohan i...... *4 , 94 *3 241 Seixas------anUna Mtseomrl 69, So. Methedist l4 right halfback in Saturday's ganie. the art of trolling, a six-pound Bi-niirh. '...... ll«i^ 109 392 HOCKEY AT A GLANCl^ lured, has only reached his peak, Arnold Johnson, the,. Chicago dogs a. good workout under con- game recently, Ltncoln-. pensive, e^husive methods - with 129 exacting M«v.r ;...... *9 112 Texas 21, Oklahonm 14 Ths UConns. beaten 'in two bass juniped into the boat and hit 90 297 and while he may not be able to financier who wants to ‘mova the '.dltions to be encountered on open and my figures 'a motor' quality controls from grain to bottle, the ^>by.on the back of the head. Itiiffinl ...... 9«, 101 —' 197 ing tlay. Entry fees are nominal so DsUforala 20, Oregon 8 starts against Yale and Boston rrOft . . .. ~ M Natlnnal I.,eague carry so much work- next year, A ’a to Kansas City. , pointed to eteoaor, 'CtCHMITMAN No wonder Carstairs is the top whiskey Ellison Smith HI. 12. wks along. MrIntn.K 09 M 1R5' neither is It reasonable to antid- The Chicago Tribune today aaid that a good field is expected. Navy 14, Stanford 6 University, are hopeful of sUging think? ‘riwy gave me (my- ______Ellison pounced on the frolicking Detroit 2, Toronto V. Army over Oregon State 7. Waeh. State 0 an upaet against Massachusetts, buy — the whiskey yop can stay^with. T ty jt! Tol»l)( ...... 4.54 " «Tl Tiisj Montreal 4. Chicago 2. pate a total collapse,’' says the It has learned that- Richardson whelmingly, Dr. had aecianulated the post two years. Thes Uwy awept eiot the taiterter e ^ i* y M y . fish and captured it. •' Aiken, 8. C. ^B)—Golfer J. C. So. CnL 20, TeY. Christian 12 surprise conqueror of Harvard pnt a vacoan^lcaaer to my npholetory. cleoiied saa with *onie tt4*ay aeon ends tlmt 1,-,^, Saturday’s Hrhedille •*£: w , ' .“ has told Intimates he^haa suc- Ziobotny brought UCLA 21, Washington 7 ' last week. ------.. : j ITNNECESRARV BIRDIE r- Anteiiran League _ We have fewer old-age prob-; ceeded In raialng fuhda.to meet the SPfCTACULAR ,Mlnnick of . - h w b y Batesburg *. woBderfqt frograoee, washed the exterior, gave W a ruh-dow* .(poieelalrifiad scored his second holeîn-one of me up to a short "In my,opinion, the «rt- Cleveland at Hershey. ‘ 23.750.000 puiThaae price." halt with a 1 ™ * ^ »Wra? they *sed two oppUeatloa* with an electrie b«ltor a * « •*t whj ;tk4.v an.ilwhere Brazil, Ind. iA5—This was on^ ^ a t was .-the .Giants they i Will Hanidge, American League the year edien he aCed a four Iran ttM j t fvol ffoo4T ■ ■ • > ■ isCiarat itr> White Seal, Buffalo at Pittsburgh. ' STAFFORD FAIR brusque question; birdie'- Eyerett Gos* didn’t want. spoke abemt when they mentioned I president^ ‘ told the Chicago Sun- .shot on the lT3-yard ninth hole D R IVE A when I thought they roulilB’t do' anything niore,,n teUow ennw -yrttli n It. I* 'tr ily a ■perfectly Providence at Springfield,,* STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN, of the Palmetto Golf Club course. "Amos, have bslalicc Playing ort the Brazil municipal ê-running speed In the Wor\d'Times: y * * ? hrUoh and n can of prist snd *tsrted to put the finishing tonoheo to my k i* *ti 1 whlekey," Hla first h(rie-in-one was laat'Jan. you considered Major Hoople , COMPLETE : course, Goss fired a nice shot to MINOR LEAGIX £iSEBALL "w l .hnt.M H I several the effects of the Local Sport (.trestaaest. 1 heard aemeone asy “Tie ws* the beet la the buriness.'* ' the eighth green. One of three do as well with our j times during the day and he made- SAT.. OCT. 1 8 :1 5 P.M. 10 ^ on the* Aiken muiîpal Litlle World Sertes lBeet-of-7) course's 140-yard 16th hols. hydrogen bomb tesU In the Pa- Now I Mver felt better la my Ufe—I was taring to g*^—felt Uke a nrilton. TIn* crows flyipg about grabbed the S.vracuse d L ). Louisville (A A ) personnel next year, and' no mention of being able to raiae clflc? ' ^ SgrrlM Manager took me for a ride. Did 1 perform? UH Nw I did. I heard the RADIATOR ball In its claws and flew away. 0 taeries tied 2-2). i’ produce another; the money. Nor did he aay any- Chatter y - tweethat I eertoi*(y wosld, moke a good boy for someoiie. - T-bhished. Kafl-kaSI There are CLEAN tag about Tommy RichardsonRichardMn -to many factors tliat go Into our - drove nae h oA to Moriarty Btothera and put me In the front ■**. Tima th* ining 'enough Philadel|lhia capi Hrim Mnanger put a aOcker on my windshield—It fend "SAFE-BUY.** WeB. I aor- SERVICE 8« forecasts that' I-forget a few some HIGH aoccer team met Meri- tal to buy out the. club and keep times.. But I quickly computed the ^ l y agree with the ototement 166%: , A ROVING LION it there. ' . * dqn this afternoon in a CCIL con effrats of radiation, ash and fall ‘ J*** *ext day n feHowond hi* wife rame to the used-enr lot whei* I wm mm Detroit (A5-,-FullbacTc Bill Bow-; "I haven't heard from Richard test in the Silver City'. CAR out, and put down Soiith Carolina. '^ • y looked no (me and abont 46 othero) over and when they eomo to me. 1 • C Lf ANING mkn of the Detroit Lions in the son .directly either. As * matter National Footbsli I,eague, . claims W e ' were the only forecoaters )* * * * * * ? y y ^ ge foe this one." Then he *| id , "It onre looks good I wends* hew 16 of fact he iSn't even coming to FOR LEASE MANCHESTER cross country . r ? ? .* _* knvo told then* of the verv fine "treatment" tlmt I lad len ein i to have many hometowns. He lists this ride, of the Sues who picked team engaged -Hartford High to Swieeery • REFAIRING the meeting.-os far as 1. know." .. Army jo'tipse. Heh-heh! ;■ Merlnrty BroUwro. I could knve told them that 1*U run oo good ns I took. I hamd Richmond; Va., Birmingham, Ala., ^ Jpkason Only Bidder day over the Kency Park coutm " y “trim It foe a rtde and be eoavtoeed." Sa.iMals Astaqts, Cwm. Sm Diego. Cailf., and KnoxvUle. Hydrogen blosta and resultant neveril4lsv«d so lint (ait •RECORING Hariidge added that "Johnson in the. Insurance City, The meet ***vri. -. r.) A4ANCHESTER SUN.0a.10,2PJLSn.TIMI my offeri" declared J()hha(m.^"8rat. Afmjr 84. OwtaMth 6 VANS ■AM OATb OCT. 17, a f Ab S«4 Tkiw 15 to 20 was suppoeed to be the HARTFORD). CONN. C>k*a>la 14. Yale 7 AUI^RE MCL OOTB is an outstanding deadiinW’for sts^ n g work." M s * T 4 . Frteeetan 18v 'A0AM6SION. $2 JO RiC TAX member w j^ -thls year’s' MOTbR SALES .427 Hortford Rd Mancho.tor Cc TEll JA.2.8231 9 to S FJd^r-MR^ H. STINNER Ndiro Dtaap 26. Pitt 6 an freihman'football aquad. ’TH* ■ - -*V-; •m . •arutist »n «* ». i*c.. iin k h . ,oga . .8uitu Mmua. u nooi. m * tu » stuiui sruifi 3 S 8 E A S T r THDRaDAl"8 FIGHT TKdM M. P * f* w IS • If WE8T UENTBB 8T^ CNURMIMNRIS guanl performed with “ I 3 0 1 .3 1 # C E N T E R S T. rob tow T B J P N O N i M I . 3 . S 1 3 i T E LE rap ^ RltdifiB^ M n A M iro m p V" ■ ' f. ■/ f ■ Raglnaw/Mlch.^-Sam Piniarik. Dtoela M , OMa Stafia 16 bat season. £ - ' • M - f - S 2 » r ripaNI>MOMAM 156, Saginaw.^ and Ynung CWe*. ’ FREE Hascmjr 158, Detroit, d r e w .'l,^ ^ ^ I .4 . >’ . a !' ■ i : - ■ iZ - '/ - A “ /: T Y A I* ' I tr . \ ., >v-, \ */ . 7' e ; 'V ^ ‘ , 1 V \ .^ ■ '■ . ^ \ . "■'••tV'■ ■ ■■■ • v : ; „ - f . .c' i" : ' '•/ ■ ■-■. ri> ■: ■■■. ■'; J 'l : , ^ • t ^ s m r e B N MANCHESTER E V l^ G igatALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 . ■ A1ANCHE8TER, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 19M f : PAGE I ■ .1 I ■ vii.^r' ' Houses For Sale 72 J •' f ■ ABtMsobUes liBr Ssls 4 Motbrcyclfs—Bicycles 11 H(n m is For Sak ^’ 7* w ^ opposes tacumheqt Republi <9;tra alarm was oouadad Thunr Roofiiur snd Chimneys t(MA U ve Stoek—VchiclM 42 BfNMahoM Goods 51 W esriftf ApparsP—Fim 5' J SabarbsB FfT to t 66 Top Flight Chiefs can Antoni aedlsk, . UM NASH RAMBUER hard top, SIX ROOM, ranch, radiant heat, hot U ^ e threa badroom Cê Killed, 14 Hurt day night; driver, Robert Mur GUERNSEY COW, good producer water oU, attached garage, ame iw ch , fliuplace, tUe baOi, full del- ' Today, Sen. Praacott phy said,, but Omners ordered hia$ low mSfage, two tone paint, BOY'S U GRT weight American dU M NEYS R6point9d s^d "T W FLORENCE parlor hbatera, GIRL’S WINTER coat and Blacks, TOLLAND — New heuae' (3onn) urged ta a Speech propPred radio, hatmv. Oougiaa Motora, SSS bicycle. MI. 9-3973. T R and Mood tested, 8175. MI. 9 ' Jbumara, like • neW. Florence navy blue' elta . Plaid Jacket rooms. For aisle i r rent. stte drive, aluminum atorin vrin' " toCHouse Batdes in C hicô Bldjê to drive to the eoene of the fire.- ed.-Ml. M585. 84675. 8 daws,' screans and doora. Threa for A aervica club lunoneon tha "H e never could keep away V-- combtaallon oU-gea range with dresses, blouses and skirta, out 64451. Ugh elevatloh, suburban. Seterai •lection of.a RepUblteAh Obaiteib lights and covers, mieceUaneous grown. Excellent condition. 6G years oiO. Large lot. Near buS ta aimUar dcecriptlon. from rires;’ ’ aakl the sons.. PlinEii'MG-METAl Itac, . Chopping ' area and new Hutchins. 60. ^ , (OrnUamt from -.Oae) to continue the work of the 8$rd \ (OoatU'^' frooi Richard aald hia father had ro*t CAR BUYERS READ Bosbicas Services Offered 13 household itenu. Itaqulre 63 Btge< >3516 after 5 p.m. 9 33 (Tongrcaa which he said gave the HMtlRi—Ptanbltig 17 Poultry aiHl SappHon -43 low Street anytime., Wanted H^Rswt (W •choole. 'niie it a Green Manor turned three' days . ea rly' from a SpomovBd by 2nd CIh9 ^ CLASBirlBD ADVT. THIS AND SAVE MONEY home.’ Vacant. Greatly reduced, quarters in Denver anhounc Adaiintatratt'on “ n«er ana potent i*«d threa fireniriK intt/the baae- vacation to be on hand during firs LBNNqK^ f u r n a c e s and w a ^ OUARANTiaa> StrieUy'tnpah edge DEPT. HOURS BUD MICHALA^ SAYS STONE, BRK fireplace and ce- USED BABY, carriage, beastaette FUR COAT, Mink Marmot, else l3. HBRAUi RBPp^TER, Wife and now $14,500. Large nientgage can 6fODB3tN iwurfour room home,i alas- week thgt the Pkrident W( weapons with which to figat the Ment, ■ s prevention week. y ment work. ' MI 8-5451 or Ml ^rkeatlng. Earl. Van Camp. ML from our own poults farm',arm', «« d ût - tered -walu, Timken ou neat, COannuaiat -eoHapiiAcys’’ . -8:18 A* M. to 4*J0 P. M. “COME TO HAtoORD ip0o44« and baUitaett^j 813.30 for all. 60. Tel. 6U. 9-1433. •on, desire taoe room, unfuniitaied be arranged.George L. Oresiadlo, ------rtl Sm . •top ta at -tha Lodge'" birthday Tha flTeipen" climbed hoce lines Eire Commlesioner Michael- J. 8-6042. ered Wednesdayt .Thnraday or Fri 94603. rent Whitnby Jacohe. CWl aiumlnurn storm wlndowa, clean *1e cited, too, the CreteUa Act, aad were pujied to aafetv. Coh- ROAD WHERE OVERHEAD .X day aRerhoon. TeL ML' 8-6868. - Ml. Rdaltor.êl. MI. 9-6376. party After hie speechAfTOnltyt OiiTlgan estimated damage to the MAN'S OVERCGAT, else 36. Ex 34131 uam 4:30. Mi: 94637 after and , heat, fenced yard, naar md by Rap. Albert W. <3n- nera, who had shouted, “ Get out building at $25,000. In addition to SUNDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. II |, j f COPT CLOSING TIMB IS LOW ENABLING HIM wiRiNck m sTALiA’noN of .ok BARGAOn ta naw and used appii- 6:30 prfh. • c ^ l , taorae aiid but; Only /tlthough: nothU^/'êfinite hite tells ri|-:<^na), who ia campaign types. No Job too |SmaU. Jfiut Millinery—Dressaisklng 19 ceUent condHlon, 36.. 87 Walnut quick;:’ just before the floor.col s' reataurant which was cloaed at ICR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SELL NICER CARS AT GEESE, BANDEIS, puUate. ML ancMA Terms And tradwi. Jamta St. 6n. 3-5336. , beiut set for thejûldge p'arty, epee- ing for i^ te tto n agalnat D e ^ - lapsed. was caught ta the wTeck- the time, the tavlldtng ûaed a Cirii Ml-3>ft24f fnr Picknp Pantaluk, 44 Footar atraaL Phowe ^ Wooda AppUoneas, SM CMtar COUPLE, SmaU chUd, detaraa S ar AUTOBIOGRAPHY a s : crat JamdA^. Gartland ta the His bod)/ wa.- found several lR»r.THRUFRL LOWER PRICES. BETTER MItcheU 9-nQS, DREISSMAKESt, alterations on 8-3880. UlaUon has itTthat the gathering ige. cleaning shop on the, ftrrt floor St. 6u S-191S. 4 rooms fumiahad uM^mant. ; OF AilOUSE. Third DtetnbtNlîch comprieea, hbura laterâfter extra pump* h«d and a banquet hall on iecond. 1 0 -jg A. M. TRADES AND BANK FI coata,jnhta^_dreaaes, aklrts, -etp^ R(hhb8 WHhbnt B(Nird 5li CaU 60. 34084. v MANCHESTER At Center J -7 du- ihay b e ,eft the specious lawn of most of N*w Haven County. RUBBISH and an^tem oved. Gen Call MI. 0-5638. DUCKS, Laying hens and poultry ELECTRIC RANGES, gaa ranges, clears 'the' basement of fdiir feet - 'Hie cause of 'the fire was not SATURDAY 9 A. H NANCING,” HIS ONLY]' ent. Reasonable. Ml. I am >an egtra special 6- S f.?.,!!"*!*' * « '* » • " » •'wdltion. tha Stftk Capitol. The Cretalla AOt prohibits peh- of water dumped into it by hose* immediately determined. eral cleaning of-ttUca, ceUars and 'SJT oil and gas combtaaUon, ta good TWO SINGLE men are looking’for YOUNG BUSINESS -room Cape (tod7(i uiMnlshed) SuiUbie tor apartmehU, (ouriat •iona to goveriunant amployes who T r r r SALESMEN ARE HIS C A R ^ Ynrde. CaU M a n d ^ Rubbish re- working order. From 830.8M. La- one gentleman to ahare their six 3 or 4 room unfun___ horn# or offices. Ctell Owner for Whether the President makes a ^ d by a broken water n.ain. kTWM w n x THEY DON’T GET A COM mOv^. Ml. 9-9757, Moving—Tmcklnt Flamme Appliance Co., 16 Oak St. ment. ExceUent fe fe m te located in a ftab . residential ipeech there or not ia not publicly have been convlctod of felonlee. His wifa and two eon*. Richard" Avoid those so-naked aandala room furnished apertment. Can appointment. MI 94M9 Rep. Horace SOetY-’^riiwn.w n ,^^. and Paul; Jr., kept vigil during tXED M IS S IO N . A L S O W IL L T A K E S to rs E f 2 0 trally located. All utittUea taclad- 1-1967. neighborhood o ff PoHer Street known but experts feel that the unless you are utttrly comfortabl* coM------n A n is:- REPAIRS A r^ a e f For Snip 45 SEVSIRAL Coldepcrf electric refrlg- mere appearance of Eiaenhower (R-Conn) cainpalgaedôr " the nights search for Conners with your heel* three inches ta the ANYTHING IN TRADE tag fully equipped Idtchen ayail in Mancheater. l ' am built of ,CbPe two unfta- at .Bolton last night Wlt%>Ape6ch B*oe G«qiie MoaomeaRtea Aa|g»> Dial MI-3-5121 B. Watem'-qn wringer _ MANCHESTER - Package Daliv- aratora. Good condiUon. Banata able." I. 60. 3-5416. ' EUCCTRlCAL 'Engineer lahed; fireplace, oil heat, plaster with Connecticut Republicxn can body. A daughter,-Mrs. Marguerite /Sir. Better to walk'with grace and ed *a4 eteipeeei by aidee 4e'6teii THAT DOESN’T FLY, SWIM ^matlo waMUng-mechlnea, ' ary. Local light truckltg fwi for 835 each. Office 16 Foreat St., desk rooni secUon of efftce' the^best materials on a select didates will lend a powerful boost in which he aAld Badlakwia ’’one Hum$>hrey of Manhattan Beach, SPECIAL Pim i^KASE ■tor"'*, ecreena, anteaite ease in a piedlum heal pump than g^fta—ta eadate. Aad Bahw OR WALK. LARGE S E L " cleaners, ' mobha, small package delivery. Rafrtgarators. between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., or FRONT lUXlM, centrally located. •men office. Itex A, Herald. wooded lot. I contain such ex «Wve, shaded lot, near a c h ^ to their campaigns. of the beat cpngnwamAn Gonnectl- CAlif., also survives. ■ totter oh the most glamoroiu pair washers and stova . moving a cut ever sent to Waabtagtoa." Omners was off duty when the CiimSm Momameni* puf tdbase M •nON TO PICK FRO^ So u esA Welding. 180 Main Save 40%, Old Dutch PetatÔu|. caU kO. 94796, or 60. 3-7935 for Omtimious hot water. Paiklng. tra! as aluminum storm and and bua. Only $11,000. QarK' . Hall comes to Hartford on Oct. of tiny atraps and'ektany heel*. t*btection of the next Ctm. any tlraa. Antenna cenversiona. local and long dlstanea moving, lotA ,, J 5 835 835 826 fortable, well heated single room finlshtd basement playroom. I NBJV SIX room colonials, in excel- gress ix "as important as any de- tODMD-Oum ft raomy. Phone ^ WHERE YOU’LL :*hllco factory suparvlsed aervice. for gentlemah.v References re Democreta. meantime, aimed to whseyoa SN ■ . r i Call ML FB187. BUDGET CENTER T-W-B-N-T-Y F-I-V-E am the ideal home for a grow leht locaUona. tile bath, fireplace; clston' which voters have been 10.0PMS. N E Y E R b u y a D U D I F Tel. Ml. 9-1488. Con* CHapai 7-1436 _____ ^L-A'R-S quired. 6G. 841MN. B osIbcss P ro p e rty F o r S a ls 70^ three bedrooma, extra lavatory. take as miuiymim: « f those Repubiican called on to make In tha past. Beat, let as help yea. Tbs b**ai9 sad _ A CAR FROM 825 835 435 825 825 ing family. I know that you B. A E. Realty, The JHouee of Houaa aeats Aa they could. In Seely-Brown’A opponent ta the pcansBSace ta select Betta.GeM|ite LOST—That MttMled feeltnc if you DOORS OPENED, heys fitted, MOVING — refrigerators, NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully CHOICE 6IAIN Shteet kualnate Gimplete Real Estate Service. the arena have..come the fem illaf huTMi't tried d in ii« at the Koae- BUD. Bride and aroomr'*Tmve Neat’’ ill want to move right in Second District, Which comprises ,aseka..i( a s ta » copied, vacuum cloanera, irons, 'M trucking, any time. 3 OOMPLETE ROOIfS OF fumialied and opaeious room. The block for sate. 40’ frontage. No Edw. Dupre. 6U. 94297. O lff Bur flgures of former ^mocratic^Gov. New London Coimtyv.la Henry H. maniit Raatahraat, Route SS, Bol* smia, ate,, repaired. Sheaia, lUable, emc'Ment service. most complete light housekeeping leeaea in effect at praSMt Umok If whW Y«iu abe me^but you can’t . bla choice Coe HAI ID R O A D BRAND NEW FUlOfmiR dick. 6(1. 3-1180. C2iester Bowles and. former Sen. Pierce, a Democrat ^ o i* first ton. RaeqiUona, banmieU, or(aaf- knives, m ow m etc., put into con 9-8074. faculties available in Mancheater. you are'looking for a new location hntil Mr. Jarvis completea the Winiam Bentpn (D rO ^ W ). i f diimera invited. For reeer- "Westtagheuse’’ Elect selectman of ainton. HTGN U S E D ^ A R S dition fbr coming neads. Bralth- You wUi mervqi at the cleanllnefs or for a iound ihveatmant call Mr. new home he >ia building for CWUTC.E STREErr-Comfbrtable Bowie* Went on 'W akd radio On a television campal^ pro- s I ^ ^ k R t e vattona contact CSiarlie or Marie SCRBENEp^^HREDÊb^ Ref. or 270 HARTFORD ROAD waits.. 53 Pearl street. this buUdtag. ChUdren accepted. Werbndr at the Jarvis Realty Co. my preaentsnwnere. A t the at homelike alx room single. Oil heat, laat night (o urgq the elation of Cole. M l. h-ttN. Paintififf-.h 4 M iin t 2 1 ’'Bmerspn" Televlaion Set Mtjraj. Priced' so reasonable 60. .3-4113 for Informatioa. grem Isat night, Pierce eaidxtae ■beleigsatssssIL ^ C RÊJiNED I LOAM dee—3 Different Bedrodm Suitee tractive*'aaleAnriee of 312,700 SU-os^Nlce con. a Democratic Cohgresa to ptit. an nation need* a "healthy opp<^ OPEN UNTIL r r . M. H A I RADIO-TY Service. Service PAINTING you’U jp i^ ! Be sure and aee this $13,600. -For apjiolntment,- end to what he called the GOR U a n — l M r f black and white eat, charge 84.00. Tel. MI. 8-6660. Gary lor and tatorlor, •3 Different Living Room one. 60«>Dorsey. 14. Arch St ''1 am worth wSUlng for. See call Goodchlld Realty Co. Real tlon that will support the Presi III - — ^ Anawera to 1M7 CADILLAC, in excel! papânging. rafiniah' Bultea^^’ ■ program o f ''bluster, blunder and dent when he is right but w ill op lamonaco; SjBEPnC TANKS Famu and Land Foi:’ Salt 71 me today by call tors. MI. 3-7926 or MI. 94796, T '*81011^ . ^■ •' ’ Wor. M Side. MI. M030 tion. Owner aelling be... ed. Wall paper on request, C3ioie»«4hnfferent Dinette SetaS. ONE OR two fiinii|Uied room ^for bombast that has coat-us the sup pose purely partisan bills when I 3 a or MI. SOnO. now haa company car. MI. A LL APPLIANCES ae'rviced, clean /Estimates given. "ly Inaured. / installed “ Ita UuuNRange can be had ta- two with light hoilpekeeplng fa^ Ea s t e r n Cbnnoctidut ^ Excep MANCHEKTER—Six room colonial port ,ahd faith o f tans .of millions the'administration ia wrong." . Call Edward R. MRcheU tional buys dairy, poultry farma, of. people throughout the w'orld.’’ Calling for the election off a ;new COMPARE AND SAVE LOST—PASS BOOK No. SS 1ST7. ing and repairs on'raqge burners, 9-1008. staad of Rafrige^tof or Television cUlUes and baUi. 60.4-4779. - 7 TH e \[ARVIS RE^*nf CO. two baths, 2*car garage, large lot! heatera, refrigerators, all types Set if you with or without stock, 3 to '400 extm building lot, $1 1 ,800. Warren:’ . And the night before, Benton Democratic (^ngrass. Pierce said Notice ia hereby given that Paoa BEST BUY CHQ r 6 h e s ROCKVILLE 6*^2 FURNISHED ROOMS. Soma free acres. WeUes Agency, Coventry. 654, .bW er Btrdet-t—6a-341113 we* on a televlaion campaign pro the 83rd / Ckingresa eiipported Book No. SS ISrr, iaaued by The ntaclunea. Metro S e r^ e . RUCNS. LA60>8>vTABLES, H Howland, Regltor, 6G. 8-8600, 9-osn. LINOLEUM AND A nUff OTHER rent for someone wilting to work PI. 24872. MI, 3*5711. - gram also urging election of a President Eieenho'wer 'g a in s t op Saving! Bank of Manc|ieater haa ’#3 WUlya Tudor Sedan—Ah ex Conraes and Clsasi^ .17 around irface. 60. 9-9378. Deinocratic Ckmgreea .but specifi position in hi*/ôiwiK party’’ on been loat and application haa been ARTHXES \ SAPORm MEMORIAL CO. cepUonal car...... |i,075 FURNÎURE Repalrlng7 reftalsh- RADIO-ELECTRONICS -TSli ErV-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N „ . M A l ^ E S T E R BENTON STREET. $12,750. Owner cally called for the election of measures that wipXlor the good made to aaid nuik for.paymeiit ^tag useA^ furniture . and__ antiques R(X}M AT CENTER. Garage avaU Hooses For Salt 72 teansferred. SH room bungalow. Joseph Lyford. Demoefatic nomi of the country and w ill do so in 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Mt-S-778t of the amount of depoaiC Servicing. “ Learn by Doing’’ \at 15 STORM SASH, frsah painted. The Whole “Love Nest” able. Mrs. Rbtaton, 39 Hasel St. ’81 Chevrolet. Bel- Air Coupe^ bought andsoold. fSimiture Repair Coruiectlcut’s oldest MecLnalOe EVERYTHINQ / \ 6-room nq/ full baeement, one Porch, attic, hot water oil heat. nee for repreeantatlve-al-Iarga, tha next Congrees., Power glida Fully equipped. Service, TalfcqttvUle. MI. 8-7419. Used only ahort time, rtisa 36’’ 60. 84707. “ ' ■ 7- GARDNER STREET near High year old. cated near new echool. lX)St‘-PA SS BOOK No. SS ISM. school..Enroll now for/day or eve high by 30’’ wide, equipped with f o r ONLY 8555.65 land. Immaculate six room ce- - . 81,048 Zigmund Go m a Prop., formerly ning class. Phone or'^write New —31.3,500, Well landscaped. Ck>nvenlent loca- Notice ia hereby given that Paaa of Watktai Brotae^. hangers. Priced reasonable for Free storege until wanted. Free ^ L ^ S A N t Furnished room pri- .lonlal. Fireplace, hot water heat lion. Fern DUla Realty. 6U. 9-1666. B ^ No. SS UM, iaiued by The Studebaker Champipper plumbing,, city seW- DILLON I^wded with aceeaaorlea. 81,408 mfrver sales----- and— ___ sei Jca. paint write for Talent Test. (No SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT bua line. - 93 SCARBOROUGH RD. — Firrt era and water. Stbrm "wlndowa, tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and B i^ Y GARRUGE, high chair. Tel Ung hot :ater. In time on market. (3ianntag 9-room Not A 50-50 Wanantyf RTAHnilj^^^VAs Who don^t wanrto 'je e i. Give age and occupation. 60. 9-1133. I f you have no means of transpor quire State Tailor Shop,X.BiBseIl T. J'.' (jROCKETT, Broker screens. Venetian bitads. Interior I S T O U R '81 Studebaker Champion Tudor dallvery sarvice. Oiboou's Oarage. F, Herald. tation. I ’ll send my auto for you. coloniii, downstairs lavatory, sun- Phone: Office 604-5116 /' newly decorated. Plenty of klt<*. ape^ a hearing aid. New ML 3-6013. St.■ CaU“ U/MI. 33-7383 - - " days, ■ dr 60 room, large living room, fireplace, tranoiator, battery aide aa low Sedhn-rOodd clean economical RE60NOTON Idodel 732-387 Rob- No obligation. 3-5017 eveninga. Residence 611-9-7761 / en cabinets. Nice neighborhood. transportation. .'...... 8698 4 bedrooms. upeteirs, 3-car ga- Bua line,'" schools. Owner moving aa MM, g U Utna aa IBc a MANCHESTER T.V. Sendee./riuUd erU caliber with case, uaed once. Â—L-B-E-R—T— S * rfSe. For fuither informauim But A Full 1 Year Or month to O o^ in today Bpnds-HB(todc8 60. 34666. 43-45, A IX T N ST., HARTFORD SINGLE. AND ' double bedrooma, 72 LINNMORE Drlve^-Pine/Acres out oLstate. Large lot with trees ’81 Studebaker Champion 2-Door and T.V. speclaUats atace 1931. heated. Parking available. Busi- was# call I3va Tyler, Realtor. se<.Uon, 6<,i room.Cape home and ehrubs. See this home. It’s a to rtra a f . dhinonotration. House aervice call 83.50, , ItL Nôytigages 31 60, 9-4469. FORD Sedan — Bbceellent condition (X>6fE Of*-Browse around The toas block. Sea Mr. Keith, 195 N. w'ith one car garage^ Amealte raai bargain. $12,950. George L. Oomplete______batthriaa. eorda, UutHighout Priced to aave you 04650or Ml. S-MOT. / Scceeaetiea, aad for all FTOST AND' \aeeuoa mortgagea Woodahad; U 6taln S t , ______CHILD’S CASCO chrome high Main St. drive, Rear porch, hot >vater oil .Grasiadlo Realtor. T61. 60 I of.alda. bought for dur own acoount SVut, tar. Conn. Good used furniture cbeir, $10. 60. 9-4778. k k w s i x r o o m * heat. Very aftracUye home both 9-5371. . - 12,000 Mile Guarantee Hearing Inside and out. Oj>en fqr. inspec DEALER SM 'Main, Jarvia Bldg. '80 Chevrolet FOrdor Sedan . .8895 MELODY RADlOr'^TV. i- Phono’A confidential aervtqa. Manehostar bought and sold. Tal. 6a 9 «6 6 . . Very spacious light house GAll^SON TYI^ Guaranteed eendce./MI. 9-3280. Open ’Ul 7 p.m. tion Simday, 1:30 to 5;30: Exclu $8,900 This Is no wild cM m or 9 hrn a w a y sehnm a. TM s H d 80 GALLON Electric hot water C (5 b Q N lA L ’47 Studebaker Champion Regal keeping roofti for rent, $20 a sive with Elva Tyler, Realtor. bona lAda ûorontta In wrM n) wkkh hiM novor THE COUNTRY Store-Sat., Oct. RO YAL AND Smith-Corona port heater. Tel. 60. 3-5398. On St. JoihxStreet MI. 9-1169. Six large rooms, automatic oil ^ Sei Him For Values 4-Door Sedan-1—Fully equipp^. able and standard typamrl&o. S-10 to B p.m. at the Community Excellent tranaportatlon ' at MASON, St o n e a apeclal- Ist/bnd 2nd MORTGAGES week. Room is 33’ long by 18* Manchester, heat, large kltchen./Nlce neigh bn«n Oivnn on a iisnd eor bofort. / ■ y " ■ T . Auction, food aale, haadi.huulea. ty. E. none MI. 9-3207. An mokaa of adding maehinas BOLTON, Roaedale Section—Ideal, bor*, excellent locaUon. Immediate 8295 sold or rentad. | R ajilra on all >E Irctaer, clean four room tingle, winterised. 1951 FORD CUSTOM DE LUXE ' antique car ahow, cafeteria^ chil* Fair Rates— Fast A c ti^ very lltUe, 130. 60.. 3-M^4. wide. More .«pacc than a trail Hot water hea^ occupancy. Call ^ drea'a attractiona, planta,. mpay Many Othera To Chooaa From ^ . AND- Loader' work. makaa. 6Carlow*s. Oil heat, picture Windowi.' Large 1S52 DDDQE 1951 FD N m O Copper water piping^ lot, welt landacaped. Asking $3100., FORDOR V $895 ether featurea. Annual project of B-Z Tem u „idB eaptag and grading. Reason* Frank Burke n in e -p ie c e mahogkny dining er. Full kitchen, dining booth GANZER and CO. OUeftala-t S-Itear. Origteol Hartford County YWCA. \ able rhtea. No Job too small. Call >AM Top soil, 83 per yard. Also Fireplece' Good for veteran with low down 6(1-3-7537 Anytime 8 cylinder. Radio, heater, new paint. GDRDNET SiASdSSAtd brilaa. Maete Eadtet (Formerly with FHA) q m d sand, atone and gravel. room set, bath tub/^d fixtures. 'payment. .Goodchlld Realty Co., 60. 94660 after 5 p.m. Rex gas water heater, hot air included. One small child ac Lavatory down, ft^l bath upeUlnfx T U . 4-deor ateaa to equipped heater,. slgMls, CHORCHES MOTORS Im m â te delivery, Nussdorf Large cloeeU with sUding doors Realtora, MI. 3-7625 qr 60. 94796. 1952 CHEVROLET GONV. $1295 badi-iqp Bghts. 9TJr n it u r b Reftalahtag, antuj[ua Redm an sand tmd Gravel. 60. >-7^. furnace. Call 6t y 3-33I 4. | with everythlag .la the way et BK>MB MADE plea and cakea on •V cepted. Glidewey eteira to attie ChiEKCoupe. Radio, heater, power glide. A real lavtag. acceeaorlee. Locally otraed «yderN.Tel. MI. 9-8871 or 8-8484. furniture a specialty, chairs caned Ehilly insulated - MANCHESTER-Ctepe Cod. 1 and Lots For Sate / 73 S8 .0 *^l9nd Street, and ruahed. Anson F. T b m . (Formerly With VA) PEAT HUit o s , shredded. Excel ANTIQUES bqtight. sold...Furni 3 unflniahed, beautiful condition. aad purchased hero aew. Phone MitcheU 9-6785. lent soil conAUoner, tap dreastag. ture, glaae, china, pewtep,"print9, ; Yale hardware One car garage, ameslte drive, hot THREE ADJOININO Iota on Oak 1952 OIEVROLET CLUB GOUFE $91' Phone MI-9-94S3 Manchester 60. 9-6816. book!, stamps, coins. Jewelry, Vernon Inn—MI-9-8217 land street. Priced for quick aale, 1951 FO R I - ' CONlÊCTICUt ■ guns. Bailees ■ Antiques, 382 Select your own wallpaper, Itao- water, oil heat. Sale price, $13,000. Radio, iM ter. A good buy. . . / ALL KINDS of antenjna work. Call leaffl,-plasUc tile and i ^ t 'T > o excellent fpur bedroom cq- ” n o7 ^ R. Haattags Agency. 60. 1951 fO R D lido to Burr Nuraeriee THU special, all priced Art Ptaney, TV Antenha Special- MORTGAGE EXCHANGE 20% OFF ON -Wallpaper, 6(ehy Mata S t 60 8-5008. Mr. Kassett lohials, priced below replacement 1951 FO m OLOB GONV. $1095 OUSTOn • lat, Sales and Service. Very fair •elections. C. J. Mpntaon Paint from Walnut Street. ML toeeU ______Chevrolet dub coupe, 27 Lewis St., Hartford OUDNWOOD GAS range with oil PRICED r ig h t N c o e t/ h ^ y more llatinga of all RadtoLkeatek, FordomatieVLow mileage. CUSTOM t S-daar Otigteal Basr. 1917 Ford sedan, i017 Bu&k prices. Tet. 60. 9-4772. and WaUpaper Co., SU (5enter St' kinda. The Ellsworth Mitten Agen* ■SEVERAL CHOICE building Iota, Btore hours 7:80 a^m. V * P-«n. hurnifr, for heattag purpeaSa. 60. ApartmentSr-Flatg— high elevation, all Improvements, ------4-dopr, metallip tnaroM, cam. ■•danet, 10M Ford Oub coupe: CH-6-8897 RAYMOND T. SCHALL^lt ’ cY. RealfOM. 60. 34930. 1951 FORDWIN rllDOR ate. Loeal awaar. WANTED—Ride to Hartfwd from 1961 Chev^'iifEM ,, JSS3 Hy: w ir in g installation and re ------i ^ ‘ Tenements 63 “ A" and “ AA’’ sone. 8. A/Beech- pletely recoaditlowNl, has North End, houra 9 to 8. MI. mouth sedan Niiid a 1963 Ford pair of small electric appllancea ATTENTION H06CE ow ne^' Wood Owner and/Builder z " ler. Agent. Phone 60. 3-6969. 8 cy|., nuUcrradicr mnd"^heater,anAJiaater, overdrive.o.,/,,.,.., window wsteiira, radio, heat and fixtures. Clarence G. Smith, ■tepladdera. 9 f(., je.75; 5 f t 88.75; SPECIAL NA'nONALLY 'THREE R(X)M apartment with ga 213 Parker St., Manchester, Conn. er, etc. tudm;. Mod taVe radio and heat Help Wunted— Female 35 4 ft. 14.75. Norman8 , 443 Hartasrd h o m Es f o r t h e ;^ -m o n e y -w is e ar. Financing arTangM, trades ac 31 Knox St. PhOds 60. 9-8438. KNOiWN BRAND rage on Bolton Road, Vernon, Telephone 60-3-6446 1959 MERGURYfORDOR 1952 PLYNDimi llÂNTjhD RIDE by reliable driver, 60CPERIENCED clerk typist. Must Road. 60. 9-4597. Open every nigi (Mm. O ntrally located. Near bua to Narttord. leaving Woodbrid^ cepted. C ^ a n d Motor Sales, 367 SHRUBS PrUttfd and trimmed. untU 9. APPLIANCE SALE Suburban For Sale 73 New paint, radio and\___... Oakland^'", Tel. ■ M— I^94160.------Opew be accurate with figures. Insur line, school and church. AIK mod CENTRAL, FOUR-^ apartment Walker Cape Codx-vilh' six 1S5I FLYNDilTH Streeta at 8:18 Am. faUing treSa And-general work 7.6 cu. ft Refrigerator wasr em cohvenlencee, oU heat, gas, CR4NRROOK avantaSa. dohA Reasonable. (M I kO*. 9-1401. ance and paid holidaye. Apply hMiae, in very good locaUon. Im finished rooms, all.plastered. ’This BOLTON—Six room early colonial, 1951 CHEVROLEtfEDAN ___ Gunver 6Ifg. Co.. 231 Hartford Rd. 9.96 ...... N O W 1189.95 electricity.' Available now. AmUta mediate occapapto. First ‘floor completely redecorated, inside SFEOlU. DE LUXE 4-deer, Blaafc. has aH a xh m home only 19 years old. Has eyery- 4-Door. Power sUde* laulKând heater.^ real eUmm Very, epry, low osUeage, L e. LOAM only. Write Box V, Herald. four room /apartment. Price thing.' Fireirface, oil heat, garage, and out, new oil heating aystem, car. ‘ / \ ^ ' 4-doer eedaa, gray. Radio, 184i DODGE Truck, walk-in deliv WOMEN Without previous exper Ona ll'h ij. ft. Freeser was 3439.-95 313.800. CaH Madeline Smith, artesian well, hardwood and orig ■b colly êdHMd aad aeiehaae# AotosjobOaKpr gait 4 RUBBISh , ASHEU and mlscellane- etc. Reksonabiy...... priced‘ at 1,900. $13,1 heater, aew Mlp covers, excel- hare aew;.... ery, $228. Call PI. 2-8018. oua removed. MI. 9-3969. ience, earn aa much as 180 week NOW 3299.95 E d ito r. 6p : 9-1642 or 9-1116.' " inal floors. Stone terrace, beauti- 1951 GHRYSLERRINDSOR leat tire*. BEFOra TOIL Buy car ly by working convenient hours FINEST OUALJ’lT BusineM' Locations Ttaly landscaped. Large maple 1988 D O M E Coupe, straight dght near home taking orders for Avon Ona Automatic Iroiier was 359.95 Mancheater. English Colonial hav triea, garage, 119 acrea/rich level 8 Sea Gorman Mothr Bulck ARTHUR GAY, 60. 94276, Roto- • NOW 349.95 For Rent 64 CLUBCQUPE \ $595 Salea and Service, SEl - motor. Good condition. Call MI. tUling, lawna, repaired and built. Produets. (M l 60. 9-1-3811. PROMPT DEl^VERY ing six nice rooms plus sun room. londZ^rlton W. HutdhinS. 60. 1949 DObQE B-0318/kfter 1 p. m. , Patloe, walls and fireplaces.^----- Free- OFFICE TO Rent, Hartford Road, In excellent qondHlon. Fireplace, 94132, real cream 1559 DDNE atreet Mltchon 9-4871. IN8PE(7TOR—ISxperienced f«ft- in- One Eiectric Ranjle was 3389.95 Notice nlnga. estimatee. ASKABOpTOUR • NOW 8359.95 near McKee St. Ideal for prtrfes- ell heat, one car garage. Many ex- i9tt Ch e v r o l e t two door sedan. apecUon of precision parta good aional man. fl. 9-0969 after \ tras. Convenient location.. Owner HOMES EGR SALE, Enjoy the 'M any O th e ^ fa k ^ and Models to ■ Ivate owner. Excellent condi- opportunity. Call 60. 9-5365 6 A'dralMloa, of Electors CDRDNET ^SHEVROLETS, 1947-U6S, two-doora QUANTI'Tt PRICES Ona Electric Range wab^ 3449.95 p.m. . \ moving out-of-stale. Will eacrifice. fresh air and"*centc view of Bol greea. CInb Coupe, itodlo, ha jxFour good tires. MI. 9-8198. ton, 3 bedroon^ i-ahch with full /Fo r T h e d e a l o f t h e '^ and four-doora, de luxe and atand- Household Services IDEAL FOR Women who can't be NOW 3399.95 Notice ia h^by^ven that the completely. etc. ard modela moot with equipment. FOUR ROOM office aulte, e:^ Board o f Selectmn. Town Clerk, cellar, ready for occupancy. Good fEAR ON A/54 FORD SEE Offered IS-A tied down to set houra. Extra high Telephone M I-^40L.or lent ijMor, complete- facUniea, . FOr, further Informatl^fi^ or ap- financial arrangement,.More small Ypulfchoice may not be listed, we hava several othera Bob Oliver naa a godd clean guar« Aato Incomi poaalbUlUea. For inter and Registrars oK Voters of the anteed uaed car to auit your bud iiileo—Tires 6 Uae Our Easy Pay Plan street/and rear parking, moder Town of (3oventry\ Conne5tlcut, potatment to tee, home* now under- construction. from which to choose. • > W B A V Ô of buriu, moth holaa view write Box B, Herald Only 310 Down ^ get. Bank Saanciag- Maiw ^ BATTERIES —.^ % W illimantic' HA-3-0493 ate rental. 6U. 9-1660. or 60 will be ln*aessioh. on.oiK SatuSaturdayl Tollandloiiano naaty Road, noiion,Bolton, JuatJUat off " off. Square and tont.cloUitag, bolaery runa, >8060. Route 11-A. aitford 8. Stejiliena. local one owner ca n at OenIIter type aa low oa $4.1 handbags repaired, slpper re October 9 1951, from‘om^:(>C >:0C A.M.' Call AUCH CTAMPET, REALTOR MI. 9-2265. "w , Motor Salea, 481 Main. 87.85. Writton gv placement, -^^brellaa repaired, Help wanted— Male 36 GOODYEAR SERVICE to 8:00 P.M., in thes TtiWi;T bWi} tOffice Motors. 60. 84880. Building, to examine the iquaUft- ONLY DOUGLAS wiU aeO jrau men’s'shirt mlars reversed and PAINTERS, experienced only. 44 STO 6IANCHESTER—Mata atreet store Phona MI. 9-1513. HOUSE Number 3, Bayberry Rofed, RED CEDAR clothes^ ptaea in for rent" |0. 94114. • catione of the applicJjita ^ to Bolton Center. Small codhtry late, model car aa low aa 8148 replaced. Marlow’s Little - Mend Bayberry Road, OlaatonMiry. 60. stêd. (M i 60. 9-9757. ' 713 Main ft t ^ T e l 60^-■539^ administer the electora QMh to i SALIM and SERVICBx I SOLIMENE, Inc, . down. We do not aakiyou to take ing Shop. 3-7765. A. home with everything. Sacrifice. Auto RepsIriBf^PailiitiB^. A, iqiCE MAIN s t r e e t building. those who shall be .rditad cniaih- ' Oinventional or F.H.A.- mortgage 8 U i m M a i i a loan from a bahk or' Bnaoco f l a g s t o n e . -Stood tor walls, fled.', ■ / 6(AN(HESTER—New barn red si? ? MAIN STREET MANCHESTE^ Divtct Factory Dealer For Dodge and Ptymonth RENT A portable se\^ng macitihe WANTED— fan to work in Service SMALL SIZE Hooaitr kitchen cab « ) idDKfrontage, Owner can divide availabte. Reasonable offer con company to complete your down BRAKE-REUNE special, Mott all 6 house fronu, tlrepiacaa, etc. Bta- to suit. ^Pr-UjfOrmation call Mr. Elmore Turkingtdii room ranch, l ^ l t on large elevat 634 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER payment. Poaitlvely . only 8148 cars, 81,395. Your choice erf lining. for your sewing, alsb, all A i«k e Station, part tfme. Muat ba exper* too Notch ()uarry M*. 94817, inet, 318. 60. 9-5090. sidered. Oymer. 6U. 34163. marhtaea repaired. Siche], '^Hfl, Werbner, Jarrig~RqaUy G j.' 60 vn aerie ed lot. Trees. Thermopane picture MI-3.5101—OPEN 8 A. M, to 9 P. M. / ihmm b m a 19U car, 81M buya a No money down, 81 weekly. Cole lenced. Apply in person at Van’s Gc idwin W; JaMb. on window, fIreplac^hot water heat, bftie Of Fine Used Cars 9-9119, 's RUG b r a id in g ' made easy. In- SERVEL Refrigerator, 9 cu. ft. 3-1113, eveninga 60. BOLTON—W#'have many homes in 1960, 8395 buya a 1983. No addttioa- Motors, 495 Center. Service Station, 127 Hartford Rd. One year 6kp ^ RMW FORtf — , t ib A p ~ ahadea,, mbdexto measure. AiJ work and deliveries. Full tinte, RddkvUle 547iM. (tan’a Rug Shop, ------of Selectmen rage. Charming, livable and very 3-5116—Rea. 6^. 9-7761. 512 WEST CENTER>»^ COR. HARTFOlfeP ROAD with notea a i iow aa 840 mbnthi^. metal venftlairAltads at a new DISHES—Place setting for eight. Dated al'Goyentry. OonnecUeut, lovely. Priced right too. For ap Advertise in The fiorald-—It Pnys Good credit la our only require Economy overhaul, most all Good opportunity. Milikbwski, 66 Talcott Ave., RockvUle, Conn SEIVEIN r o o m single with . three low price. /Keys taade while you The Florist, 695 Main St Good cotidlUdn...... ■■Very reaaonat i W this 5U> day oTlOttoNr, 1964. pointment call Goodchlld Realty ANDOVER—7 'moma/{2 unfln- meat. Oougiaa Motora, 8SSIS Main. cars. Parts and labor $49.95. Ml. 94106. room office on East Center Street. (?o.. Realtoix. MI. 3-7925 or 60. Ishedi, garage, all ImurOvementa— wait. MarIbw’A Ideal for home and office for pro- 1958 CHEVROLET atation wagon, No money'down. $4.90 months, Diaaaonds—Watebes— 94796. $7,500. c u r t a in s Laundered, iiv v e a r ! Help. Wanted— TWO PARLOR heaters, pipe in feaai<âl man. AvaUable aa of 3 aeater. Standard tranamiseion, ly. All work guaranteed. Jewelry 48 cluded. CaU 60. 94380 after 1:15 October 45. Tel. Miss Sweet, 60. UNUSUAL $bc room . Hol^-wood BOLTON—T rooms, all Improve .radio, heater, excellent condition fame place, same aervIcAX 9i or Female 37 p-m. Main St.. o r 6U. 9-a07f. ,1 \ 3-5117, or write Box 707, Manches .ranch, Man! Thia house la leaa ments, garage. /State. road, ap throughout. Douglas Motors 383 MOTOR SAJ.E LEONARD W. YOer, JawOw. n - ter. . ADVANCIMIHt ten minutes from' Main proximately IH acrea. good view'. Main. Ford, Chevrolet, etc. ..,..8121.95 .IF YOU LIKE to draw, sketch or pairs, adjusts watebaa axpvUy. iMnt see Talent Test ad lit In- Btreetr'kndjt^ real gone. It haa Only $12,900./ Pontiac, Oldamobile, etc ..8174.95 Raaaooabla pileaa (>paB dally. GOOD USBD furnace with oU burn, OPPORTUNiniS all k'inda of rSafticek you would 1941-1940, OLDER Chevrolets, Building— Contracting 14 stixetion Ckilumn. Thursday ayanlnga i3S Spruea •r. Tel. 60. 9-5614, or 94719. Sobttrban For Rent 66 Fords, other good transportation. No Money Down. 82.00 Weekly rind in a-$3S,000-hoitieA CGVENTRV (North)—Excellent New Motor Guarantee. straet UItcbeU S-iSST. • a few. ,Ck>'mpietely air-con< 5 room,' center-chimney, Colonial Good— — — — credit eenablea r .* e w w e «« earnua- totiV OMaccept GENEIRAL Conatructlon, aJtera- DUNCAN PHYFE sbfa with linen OVERSIZBUy 3-room apartment, 85“ down. ■ Douglas - Motors, - MS i Uooa, remodeling, pldstle tUe, Situationa Wanted—o sUp coven. Reaeoneble. 60. electricity, heat and cypresa aiding,. hatha, thf^ .fpriglaal Dutch oven fireplace), COLE MOTORS hot water. bedrooma,. three' raontba old. poultry^jiouse (3,0(>0 capacity), counter work; garage, etc. No Job Fem ale 88 Fael and Feed 49-A 9:7102. " ample cloeeta. Private entrance. S K U L E D M fM ROCKVILLE ROAD, XALCOTTVILLE - OPEN EVENINGS-ALL DAY SATURDAY UNTIL 5 1900 CHSIVROLET sedan delivery. 436 Center Street too small. Eugene GIrardta, 16 Strictly rcaldenUel,:. overlooktag V -Ulfra modem living room approxl. .acreage, bfook,êw.--.$l4,700. Juat right for grocery dr ^her- b l a c k and white combtaaUon mately IS' x 81' with a 21' picture MI-9-098a r TroUer St. 60. 9-5509. CURTAINS l a u n d e r e d and r e a s o n e d HARDWOOD for. flre- Bolton Lake, 395 per lyionUi. l a • 6tafrr'^gtteet. 8 light drilvery work; Rune fine, Ironing done in my home. (M l 6a place, 818 a cord.' Phone 60. 84188 coal and gaa tabic top range. 94171. are ahvaye better than avacaga . window from Which ‘here 'laZS' COVENTRY' extra riiarp '^mearance, $495 fuU GENERAL (S^^PENTRY- Altera- 9-1333. Make aa offer. JA. S-4S07. la tea teat-expaadteg nlrenft beautiful view. Of courae *t boa A family, .toned for businssa-.!; after 8 p.m. 310,500. price. Douglas Mdtora,..m Main. Attto livin g School Uons, addiUona and new construc COVENTRY CENTEH — Three iadMtry, Sa why net qtort te ' full cellar. With play .room, laun- LARGE 4-bumer gaa atove. oOier .dry and garage. Automatic 'elec 1954 tion, Dormers, *por8367, accepted. PI. 3-0373. site Wbftaey Aircraft. peting, breakfast bar-and vfkat a DEVILLE 2-DOOR SEDAN BUICK Ceiitury 1941 . Ford, spotlight, driving piece of terra firms. It’a 120*..x WELLES AGENCY to a akUlad.^ courteous instructor. Free eatimates. Robert M. Alex cord.- Edwara Yeomans. PI. Coventry—PI-2-6872 Hydramatic, it*^, white wall tires. Very clean. Q ^tow, radio, heater, white ts^ tirca. - hghta, radio and heater. Good 'License Included,-'Insured, dual ander. Tel. 60. 9-7716 v e t e r a n M, attending achodl 2-7279. 556* with a nice place' laid , out for 'Only 5,000^mfles. shape, privately owned. Cell MI. controUed standard And bydrama- .from 8 a.m. to-2 p.m. would like SOLID 6bie. Very W « still BCCd-/- a awimmihg pool. And what do 8d913. tic cars. 60; 9*7396. v v CABINET 61AKINO-*-*W) also do a steady part.Ume lob from 3 to good copdlUen. 60. 3-5310.' ,, -you know, the owner is moving aU types of cotpenlry work; re 10, including Saturdays and Sun Garden— Farm— Dairy f o r e x N i i t • TdoI sad Dk) Makers out of state, to he aaye. *‘(3iv« it Wanted— Real Estate 77 $ $ B B ro S k YOU Decide Aino DRIVINO taatruôo from modeling, alteratlona, etc. Good days. CaU PI. 3-7931. away’ ’ for only $17,5(18,.'" High DOWN .Down DOWN new or uaed car drop bi £ d aee i Prodnets 50 Msehinery aad TooM 82 your home. Insured dual control workmanabip, and reaaonabla • Tool and Gaufc laspce- 'mortgage .available. Ebccluaive LI8TIN08 WANTED - atiwia ■ t . Dick or MIU at Dickenson Motor car. Larson Drivtag School. 60 twoteCamUy. ,U»reo-r-tamUy, ■' 36 Months to Pay LESS TH AN 8#e MILES. Tatea. Estlmatea gladly given. BUY 8H0P860TH on lay away. ton i With Ellsworth Mitten . Agency, Salea at Canter and Cooper Sta. 9-6075. CaU Dick at PI. 34896 or John at D ogs— B ird s— P ets' 41 HAND FIOCED MclnUMh appHa Give him Shcqwmith for Christ* Realtora. 6G. 34930, naas proparty.. Haya .eSany caab 888. buyara. Mortgagea arranged 60. 34769. MI. 9-13M after 8 p.m. mas. Uae Wards lay-away plan— • Gaafc Makers " AUTO DRTVINQ instructian. All THE NEW 6IANCHESTBR Put only 10% down holds it unUl Dec. SDC ROOM aingle, new^: painted Please call George L Graatadio. IIQ TRADI ALLOWANCI 1949 FORD convertible, radio, leasena on Inaured dual control (Center, 995 Mata St., tavltas you and papered, -copper plumbing, ' heater, overdrive. Good tires ex- 15^ Shopemlth ia 3 major power • PredikB Msehiaista Raaitor, Idteben 9-8878.^109 car. Capabia axpanenced tastruc- Robhng—Sidlftir 1 6 to visit pete of aU kinds. CHU3CEN 6IANURE for yoiir lawn toola ta 1 : 9-ta. bench aaw;*verti . convenient to school and new shop Henry straaL NO b^pNEY DOVp '-H ceUent top, 8896. Douglas Motors, tor. Cordner Auto School. 60 necticut bred Parakeets. MI. 833 Main . or garden. TeL, 6a 8-6871. cai drill press, 13-ta. diac. aander, • Sheet BietsI Mcdiiuiica ping center. Approximately 11,500 94010. JA, 7-3890. ~ ^ FOR THE BEST 'ji Bonded built 9-4273. Hours Monday - through horinontal drill praes, and woo> cash', required.. A.C-B. Realty 8ELUNGT tJat your ptopeitf with up roofs, abtagle roofs, gutters, Friday, lO to 8:30, Saturday 8 to CHOICE prime Hereford baby bear, • Foaion Welders $riu«va. l a 9-2392. * this agency. Prompt and_peraon- YOUR CAR TAKEN IN TRADE I I U CHEVROLET Sedan, power- DRIVING InatrueUons from your working laUie. Sea this complete conductors and -locT repairs call 8 ; Wednesday closed at 3 p;m. 8 . •taara, belfera. Good aelec^^ power workab^ demonstrated to m . MI.9-39M •liud service. Alice CTampet, llde, vary claan. Tutone combina- home, Oual-oontroi taoutva car, from my own raiaad bard. Sulkow- LARGE Six . room polonial. -Prac dn. Douglaa Motora, 333 Main. 'Oougblin, MItcheU 87707. A H. Green atampa. day. Buy Shopaniita. how on 8S9 MAIN BTBCBT Realtor. Office 843 Mata g ■tandard or automaUt!. Caa m » i>. •ki, WUUmaatic, HA. 9-8317. ALSO tically naw. Garage^ ameoite cheaUr, 60. S-4S43. . 1954 cbaeiai 0ilvti% AeaCamy, PL- Wards'lay-away, 3999.50 wiUi ape- V IC H FC KADIOaM 1383 PONTIAC two-door' de hixe RAY’S R(XJFINa Cb; BuUt up I^ R SALE—Singing canaries*’•|7 drive, steel hatchway, oil hot n 3.7349, ToU t M ^ each, while they .laat. S. . o o w MANURE, IS and $19 load*. clal % HP motor, Montgomery ▼ IW n i TELEVISION (X)NTACTTHK Jarvis Realty Oo. BUICK RIVIERA '5 4 PACKARD SEDAN /.« $295 model, luatroua tutone gray, fuUy rixrfa. gutter work, roof, chimney HUde- Ward, 934 Mata St, ICanchetaer. water, fireplace, picture window. PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN Ft?* eatfmatee. ■ Ray brand, M Linden St. Good for lawna or gardana. Wood ' JailtorB' ■ combination aluminiw wlndowai If you hev. a home fpr sale. We '•quipped including hydramatic. sawing bgr the hour. ML 8-7804, hava ready buyers for 3, 3 or 4 i ri nva. naariy new tires. One local Hagenow.. Id :; S2314. Ray Jack- BABY CARRIAGE with mattraea, doora, lavatory, ahade trees. R adio Saôy TWO to CHQQSE FROM S-DOOB C3XB. DOWN GM»4«*--S9rvice—Storag; 10 son. 6G. 94335. r ' “ T* 3l¥^306, Owner. 60. 3-1829. bedroom houaia. Call the Jhrvto DOWN '5 4 PACKARD $295 cwnar. Exo^tionally clean, naor- WILLJIELL to>iUfu] OM year tad GREEN PEPPERS and Hubbard ta very good condiUon, 320. 60. Apply H ea ter M odel ly new in every respect, raced 9-1158. Realty Co.. 6te Center St. l a lUXiFING. Siding, and carpentry. fawn Boxer, 9-7828. aquaah. Bring your own contata- SEHIO TANKS Ma n c h e s t e r —Seven roonu plus 34113. •295 SUPEB SEDAN DOWN for immediate sole at Center ®ARAGE For Rent. Knighton Alteratlona and addiUona. CaU- •rs. 888 HUIatown. Road, EtelMoystfat, O ffiM •On porch, 3-car attechad goraga,' '5 4 PACKARD $395 Motor Salea, 481 Main St. Street. Write Box Y, H erald AND 1 1951 1953 tags. Workmanabip guarantaad, T MbsIcbI InsCraments 53 IH baths. 'Built 1912. Excellent READY BUYERS waiting. For'lntr A. A. Oioa, Inc., 299 Autumn ADORABLE, well'trained Uttene. ' condition end location. $17,300 medtote action llat yoor property 1952 m e r c u r y 6CONTERREY, 1961. 14 N. Elm Street. 60. 94706. H.ens8bfdd Guilds' 81 MUSIC Instrumental rental. Ck>ta- Wededsya with the Albert J Ostto Oo.'. Real- 53 PACKARO*** cMip DOWN. $1$5 >^19 milaa, tutone, Msrcomatic ONE CAR Garage, Luirf! near On- street 6Uteh*U >4860. from owner 60.' 9-7151 or Coven pletr line of InatrumMita, Rantal try PL 3-6310. tors. (H . •Vehlnge BU. $ 4*lve, new wUt# wall Urea, new ter St. 60. 3-6676.' ADAM WANTS to find a good s e v e r a l u s e d 8 and 7 foot appUad to jwrchaaa prica. Repre- 8 A^M. t* 4:30 P. M. S4999, JA. MERiCURY HARDTOP COUPE Friglteiraa taken in trade — all lUtCHINE OLEINES — DImetieaal Ughla. . Bx- Roofing and Chimneam 16-A home for hie ddg-—firM come, aantlng OMa, Safmer, Bach. M - ■3 FOOT CUSTOM buUt ranch, six - 1 ‘ '51 PACKARD sedan $\96 “ ■'en. ■ Private uwuar. "Motortydea-^Bleyelea first served, Howard's Gaa 8ta- ta. good wnrktag order. Prlead ler and Bundy, 'klettar’a M itec riMiBs^ 29- UviiG room,. Wall to w READY to , exchadge U Radio, heater, dean. ■ D O W N DOWN 395 ---- OaB -- RQUFINO—apMUaUtang ta rapair Uoq, Oakland .Street; right for quick daUvary. Kemn’a, Studio, i n McKae. ML 9-1809. Bepdc Taalte Oqr WMte, Sew^ >RA n ft WHITNIY wall oarpet. dlkowaaker, recrea f*a j «van g*d - DOWN BICYCLES, new, uaed, bought end tag ftxrfa o f aU kiada- Also "new lac. tion room, cellar, garage, two ter; Cooaoit RasUngs. '54; P A ^ R D CONV; $ ll^ _ •tad. Rîalring itad rebuUd PIANO TtJNINO'and voietag- Oom* AttCftAPT ..Agesicy,. l a s-nor. ta Gutter work, caumneys FRANK’S . racee, nice view. IH ecre lot. 8u- Fraa p M up and dtaivm^ wtl .(•pairad. 38 yaars’ aa- Uve Stock—Vehicles 4f plate rebuilding, repairing, ra* OMtaan o f UoMai AliwMI Ikirban. Reaaonabiy priced. Cert- twa mUa radius/ -Mane*"' good uaed ____ aad aaUquaa, styling. Keys racqvered. S4*lMmr ■A ft— aatlmataa Call ' M c K M ^ M ten W. Hutchins. 60. 94133, Qrtaa Ihop, m West Mlddte WE BUY c o w s , eatvea and baaf aU «xoeB t.-----oiuvaAand atectrie ra* Wont To Sell: Cars Part Time? See. Mr.'Foster. Register New. We Ho ve The ^rs. Fried hild Termi ■: f Kaaehaetar inteii«n catUa. Also horesa. Mate ,BMa. ■nvSMAMIIMBPtMAb o a RM dKra«ld'4^vB. . p iy . i a S30N ,.qr 94B0S. S 4 S a : frigaratata. 488 f t Optai 8 Tta. 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W p N T Y i . y \ FlU l^y, OCTOB^* f, 1D54 ■! âiififgHter lEppitlng mk In connection vMUi the Advance Averwe Daily Net Pren JtuR for Cnriat program at the North iûild to Hea^ of ’the ley Divinitv/Bchapl in at all times. Many ojf tha atuitii|t ,j ■, For Rm Week Sede*' ' ’ The WcRthcr r "X ^^.MdfeNaiPt Town-, Methodlat Church, Paator John E Ceremonial Chairman New Mre. la the WlvM (including wives of man who O ct fi. 1»56 Poet will deliver a aeriea of ..four r of a d^ptbbf experience hava' served in Manchaatar) hava I eg D. & a r niiMting of Loyal Mtihona, the flrat of which. Sun - J fv Mrs, Perey Urban ling the wiv’es of theolog- profited by Mra. Urban'a "wlvaa’ AMESITt DRIVEWAYS Dnufhtera, will be students. IM. Urban flint, be- X 11,471 day, Oct,.;iO,. a t 10 a.m., will be classea''at tha Deanery, EXftetLY INSTAUED Oleady. uiRA e e u tto ^ liîlM iday evening at 7:45 at s associated with Berkeley In The Urbans’ son, the Rev. Percy Memker ef Ike Audit : . the O iater CongtegaUonal C3iurch on the aubject “Jeaua Chriat the Mre. Percy L. Urban of Baaa .Grsdlng — Macklna SpreaA — FaSms Bet — Pawar. RaOai Church'a One Foundation.” The 1924, 30 y ^ B . ago. His connec Ui>w:ood Urban, Jr., now at St., ■ u«M i e t CkvnkitliMi' Hkely late teHfgkt. HeaHug'irtif S uT tl^ dNaalnga' for the hoepital Haven w-Ul b« gueat of the tion with^be school began as a Aleqt Piarktegl^-t,Tennia Ooorta---Walks Saailay/ipenUaf. •will be fo(aiNL RefreahmenU win overall 'theme la 'The Chrlatian Guild of SL Mary'a Epiacopal Peter’s Church, New York Ctty? Church—Ita Nature and Taak.’ lecture£/ln theoldgy. 'However,' by waa a guest preacher in S t Mfiry’a 16% FORI CABCASH TRANSAOnONH M anchfi$terÂ Cky of Village Charm b# acrvad by Kra. Oiarlea Johnaon Church at a aiipper mSenng to progmdsive steps he has served Terma arranged If desired -. ... it'i I ''xMd Mra. George May, hoateaaea. Alao, in October the^. congrega night. ghe will speak to the A lU r Church in 1949., VC X tion will participate in a Cruaade Bei^ley as associate professor, Vî^'^^YAIJLA'nONS SUPERVISED BY VOL. LXXIV, NO.* 8 (CUMdlMI Guild members on herexperiences thSn full professor of systematic Advertlskig ea Page Ifi) fCHi A aon, David Morgan,'waa bom for Church Attendance. in preparing student wives to as ^ HARVEST SUBp ER CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9; 1954 (TWELVE PAGES) eology and as dean and execu The Ladies .-Aid Society of PRICE ;CENT8 to Mr. and Mra. Rowland Louna* # sist their clergy husbands by mal tive head o ' the •»\etltutlon. DEMAIO brother; bory. >N Main St., at the Hart Sr. Captain and Mra. Uoyd Ing certain vestments and Altbr the Buckingham Congregational Es Ba BLIS|MD^1926 . K : » z : Dean and Mrs. Urban have mada Church has set the date of Friday. CALL NOW — AHYTIMB V ford Hoepital on Oct 2.' The mater Stephan will be apeclal apeakera furnishings. ■/ **■ ...... o i r'snsfleid Street nal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. at the Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Since her own husbandyis the Oct 22r' for its annual Harvest M ^CHESTER MI-S-Tdtl^r^HABTFORD CHapel 7-M1T\^ W igter* Apptoachefl X ' ' ' hTm stu ®**PP*i’ and Fair, under the leader- F r^ ch End Thomaa Dickaon of Pleaaant Main St. Sunday. Captain Stephan Very Rev. Percy L. U r^ . dean dents and their'wives feel w-elcome Street and the paternal grand- ia flnancial aecretary for the Ip.pf Mrs. Baldwin J. Ooswellln: are Mr. aind. Mra. E. F. Sonthern New Ehigland Diviaiont ’ofSimabury. ^ h headquartera in Hartford. Un- Vol T i _ J 1 Y f 'Ul recently he waa corpa officer in z '.Thm Garden Grove calerera Voungatown, Ohio. The entire z: tbo\dinner at the Itai^ corps of aoldier^ bandsmen and M e n d e i Mtmday a t theK -of sohpten will turn out to greet 1 x - H C. Moaia_wlieii^he gueat speaker the .Stephans oh their first visit to will M John O tt^ a n O ^ of New M anchêr, Paris.Nkt. 9 Hanoi., liulochina, Oct. .8 Haven? GOP nom n^ for atate Pierre Mend^Fratce tu _ (/i*)—^ (Delayed^Tho Frenc treaaurer. The meal^wm^be aerved The following Manchester youths UA lli relaya from ^ o 8 p ^ owing / ;to the nationxtoday for euj^ polled .out of Hanoi ton|gm, yesterday entered the armed Herbert F. Urwelder jMrt of his demkpd that Par forces: Roger A.'Prestom 22. 21 in advance of Com liament give him’-a vote of X Lllley St., Army, nepprted to Re- Herbert F. Urwelder, 51 Pcini Ros«bud ials for groYringrowing droomors Vietminh occupatioi £eption Center at Fort Dixl N. J.; coiîdence on theXLondon • 'jngle - hardei pbert P. Unnell, 18, 65 Runce Dr., ton St., .and not his son, Hepiicrt plan for German rearmisment. and. Louis A. Joiibert, Jr.,- 19, 9 A. Urwelder, as announced in 'The peppery I^m ier planiM at Colonial soldiCTs TjfleiNQrcle, both Air. Force, re Wednesday’s issue of The Herald, ‘Ibast one radiq' talk and a c away tears as the S ury^re SaveiF^g Yacht S in l^ ported ^Sam pson Air Force Base, ; certed. effort W whip balky depw is in cha-ige of the regular Fall Plctuia book pretty . . . Carter’s balbriggan which had flown almost un- •V;." iwvee siei*** •»., n ôlicexSay Ceremonial of Nutmeg Forest No. ties into line before the issue comes brOkenly over the city for 71 116, Tall Cedars of' Lebanon, to- gow-n and pajama of anniw-white cotton printed to a vote 'ivesday in the NaUonal Ever ReadK Circle of Kings Assembly,.' years, Was lowered for the moiToy night at the Masonic with tiny hearts and Daughters will hold a special, meet Drama^caiiy halting what last time. Have ing Tuesday at iKo.m. in the Temple.x He Is Deputy Grand Tall Cedar,. roses. Carter’s rosebud , x tlireaten^ to becoiitt.an all-night 'The last French withdrew in or directors' room of the^hiton Me derly fashion according to . plan. The festivities tomorrow, night bale are ao soft after debateX Meadea-France told the morial Library. lmportaiit.busine88 Aaae^ly last midnight it must There waa no confusion. will be discussed and a fultturn- will start with a. "Ham and Beans ” ’ession supper a t 6 o’ciock., follow'ed by washing. So warm and aithaf agree to the 9-natlon plan The Vietminh, With whom the. out of the memtiers is hoped\for. orêt a new government. French fought a bitter seven-year Members are also reminded Ul4t the flnai competitive drill for the a^veet .without ironing. war, started edging toward the Hadden Cup.ancT the initiation of / Stakes pfflee on Vote Springfield^âss., Oct. 9 Tuesday. Oct. 12, is the date of the And they are Carter-Set city at dawn. By mid-afternoon (4*)— T h e “ boy B ^ n d th e c o r State conference of the organisa 'v^dldates.V ;______■ / Staking the life of his cabinet they were In possession of Bac tion a t the Central Baptist Church,. . . . will not shrink out of /on the results of the vote, he Mal, the' big military airport on ner” pleaded innoc^R$ today / warned depuUea that if they voted Hartford. The afternoon meeting’ Meffiters of Nutmeg Forest, Tall fit. In pink, blue or yel the outakirta. At nighUall they to two murder charges''^ the hini out they might have to face were in the suburbs. is at 2:30. Dinner will b€ serve< Cedars of Lebanon, will meet at low rosebuds on white. brutal stab-slayings aY d^ and an evening meeting will new national elections. Tomorrow, the red gold-starred the Masontbêmple tonight at 7:30 The London agreements would year-old baby-sitter and^lnw low. proceed toXhe Holmes Funeral Gown has e I a a 1 1 c i t e d Vietminh flag will fly over Hanot permit West German riearmament under terms of the July 21 Gêyfi four-year-old charge.' " Home to pay VMpects to their wrists, cute self-ruffles, as part of an expanded Brussels Tali, 18-year-oId^ Kiimetli R. former member, Fêd Boms. armistice agreement, which turn bishop sleeves. Sisea 1-6 , Treaty Organization and would n ^year-old Cynthia HalrgrovexMiRde a anew flgure symboUz- ed over the northern half of Viet Chapin responded 7n a clear voice, give the West Germans full mem if?™**** after saow fell In h ^ e qdaiiiltiee on Cannon Moun Nam to the Reds.' / “not guilty” to'ihe two chargaa of The Manchester Ga><^n Club years, 32.95. Pajama has bership in the North AtlanUc tain sktl Franconia Notch, N. H. xnw area covered with a four- France said farewell tef her rich murder read out in the dlatrict will present Mrs. Robert Stmub of a fuil-amocked top, elaa- Treaty Alliance (NATO). They Inch Maaket of aaow. (NEA^Telephoto). X. colonial prize under it slanting court rooim by Clerk James Lovett. New Rochelle, N.Y-, w htfxwill F a 8 h I ioji takes to were drafted as a substitute for rain and leaden skies. Jpdge John M..Noonan ordarad demonstrate the use of dried T w eed M ith a ca su a l ticized wrists and ankles. ’-tl\g French-rejected European De Tribute to Riviere :âpin held withoiit bail for hear- iflgOct. 19. terials in flower arrangements, air. Here, a yqar rdund Sizes 2 to 6 years, 33.50 fense OommunHy plan (EDC). As the blue, white .and red the October meeting Monday at 8 ênch standard dipped slowly to Iwy’s faUter, Theodora E. coM^ The line-versed MendeS-France took a tough p.m. at the YWCA. She. is well line with the Aaaembly, which hSs £he earth in a aimple ceremony at Ghapra,^ Springfield Armory elec full and easy ways Eisenhower Asks Stade Magin, two platoons of A1-. trician, wat in a front row during known in the New York area for held up German rearmament since her creative work in this particu xW’ith added interest in 1960. ’ - t gerian Spahls four’ miles away the brief arraignment. The fSther’a travel-mussed clothes eyes were tear-filled aa ha watched lar fleld. Eacli member is urged to I sleeves and collars. X, He told the deputies hq would fired a farewell round over the a dry-iron, too. W orks bring a friend, non members at Accept no resolution beyond sim grave of Capt. Henri Riviere. hia oldest child arraigned the usual guest fee. Dried tropical ple, endorsement of the London For GOP Congress Riviere and Enj. Francis Gam _ 'Hie boy glanced at hia father, folds doum for easy packing. ier were the conquerors of Hanoi but they did not'-gpeak to each material will also be on sale agreements and his oWn speeches other, wholesalt rates. / in the ^le^te. The issue, he said, in the closing years of the last cen- $39 5 tiihy. G am ier, who first jook ’’The high achooU. sophomora waa one ofxconfidence in his gov /Denver, Oct. 9 Wm i”at the auggestipn.” the Senate- milted in a-aigned aiateiiMia that for ALBA perfB^t fit takes a tiJhg' time. We made, prog .abandon Great Heritage Coast Guard reported tbit morn ^ (>P)-Prime Miniflter Winston to bS cut off the air abour.a haK I House Atomic Energy committee "We shall never come back,” he killed Lynn Ann find Gold- x ' - , / ,• ress toward building a united Eu mrnute before he completMxIUs; "of membera representing ing that nvd men has been picked Churchill dMlared today the withdrawal of the United States berg boy. : , X rope at London.” said one French cOlonel. "My heart up and three.others sighted In the both political parties. is heavy when I think of the great into isolation would condemn all Europb to Russian jCom- 'Voung Chapin, whose home is Although some of Me.ides- The 30-mlnute program carried x T h ls .wfia the com m ittee^w ord w ater from.thV^ ore-laden freighter, \ France’a arguments hit home, the by 158 TV chenneis and 534, radio heritage we are abandoning. Mormackite, which according- to munkst subjugation and our famous and beloved island to only a few doora^fom the Smith ing yesterday ■ in wiripg’ its 18 "O n we negotiate with Ho Oii death and ruin.” T h e 79-year-old.. ------■ - 1 ■ / - stations from coast to. coast was one surx'ivor, capsized with a crew famfty a, waa a^ U . bearer at her i _ membera there’ll bs/'ho public BritMh sUtesman told the annual fimerat fi feaâya after the slay (ContUmed on Page Five) paid for by the CfGP Rational hearlngSxnext Wvlth longstanding proce- say when, but Coaai'tjuard officials : But he assured .lis listeners the thread, which police deduced hur£>' btit ht said be didn’t know said- "art ■overwhelmlnfix^hiimber"j estimated it waa probably early "wisest forces over there, ir Nation Loyalty of the legislators found their cam nad been used aa 'a grip wrapping if It had been done before in the -1 Nevada Pick Thursday wrhrn wrinda ’were high respectively of party, will not al- U. S. Note Sa^ on a knife, that police said M . phee of a President paightng duties too heavy ^'ôld and aeaa rough in the area'. lov/ the great republic to be to tojee Ctiaptn .from ochool hearings now. ^ turned from the path ‘of right and BENiRAl ® ElECTRie From Los Angeles, however, Both men were picked upxl50 ; Washington, Oct. 9 - The ôr questioning yesterday. N*w fafi shadaiîn s h (^ medium and lon^/fAngthsih^/fA ngi Is Secondary came word Elsenhower Was cut Off The commiUee.by law must gat j^êw S enator miles east îUheast.of Cape Hen djty.X Gallagher said that the Chapin Sept. 23 when he rah over four a chance to look, before it goes ry. Va., after they had been sighted Without mentioning Aneurin | boy, 6 feet 3 inches UHj told ques- United Nations, N. .Y., Oct. 9 Into effect, at the contract which by Naval and Coast Guard planes minutes while .speaking on STadio- Rei)o,Ôct. 9 (IP)—Republican anA Bevaii by naipe. Churchill assailed I'having ''wiUfmiy and know- tionera that ha knew typn Ann Applianefi Dept.--6ftk St. Entralicfi (JP) •— UN employes, InCludiag TV hookup at a Hollywood Bowl provider that the DIxon-Ystes out of Elizabeth CItVi N. C.. which for al-j Ingly” lied about'the ehoming down well, ae she and hla owfi Ifitm ar- 1,556 Americaais. were ta/U, tqday rally. Broadcasting spokesmen in private utility group build a plant Democratic candidates tor V^tho directed the Mac^nia to the sheer y ' f » \ r $ 1 . 1 5 jegedly taunting the Americans to '.of an Americi^' B50. bomber over old slater were chums. 'x BUDGET to put loyalty to tha UN above l£s Angeles also said they cut to send electric power through two-year balance of the late Demo area. ”go it alone.” the sea of M pan in July. 1#53. Jl He said that the boy aaid Iw loyalty to their own .Cduntriee. Eisenhower as they would any Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) cratic Sen. PatxMcCarran’s term Shortly thereafter the planea re • "Six months ago a politician flied, a formal damage claim fbr Upped on the widow when ha saw \ Warned Agntnit Revol.artions sponsored program. public power lines. ported sighting three more men who has heldxbfflce. in a British her inside, reading a bodk.- She / combed Nevada'A^maraely-settled. 32.785.49^. . They were warned at the sqme In his Denver speech. Eisenhow The Senate stready .is scheduled acres today In aearcli of votes, In life jackets In the water. cabinet and who one Uay aspires At the same, time the United opened the doOr, and ha atebped in CAREER SHEER pair $1.35 time to steer 4Mnaura Sen. Mc nominees. i . 7:35 a.m. Coast Guard planes re party did not hesitate to tell the Communiata deny llabiUtlea for the .had a 6*j-inch bisda and a heavy Im iC m c rn m k Conn. overthrow of nnyxgovernroent — tion outcome putting Congress un Carthy (R-Wls). • ' After a tense week-long xiegal ported sighting the'second man. Americans to ’go .lt alone.’ damages—to JoUt in taking the Wooden handle. • ■ add even pf ’’activavcriticism of a der Democratic rule and leaving Some Republican Renatora said battle, Nevada’s State Supreme identiUed only as Sullivan, at 8:45 “One cannot imagine any more The chief quoted the boy aa say government." . ^ the White House Republican, de dispute to the International'Court WALKING ►X pair $1.35 privately they Were more than Court decided the question yeater a.m. arid the Macedonia reported it fatal disaster than that , this eril of Justice. ing that when Lynn Ann saw the The advice was glveit .ln a'new clared: pleased , by news of the DUbn- day: It ruled unanimously that the ' d hint on board at 9 aim. counsellor riiouid be taken at hih; knife “she started to acream." and Ifi^paga handbook on' behavior . ’’You know perfectly well that t 9 a.m; alao the planes re w'ord.” Bohiea pellvcra Note HAND SEWN Yates postponeihent. They said state's 102,00<) registered voters V. Ambassador Charics E. Bohlen he then atabbed her Sizes 8'A io i titM "report on stendards 6f cob-. you just can't have one car with they had considered It w'ould be a .w'iil name the person who will ported sighting the other three Churchill said British-Amerlcan After arraignment, police let fiUct in the international civil s«rv- two drivers at the steering wheel men in life jackets. The planes re understanding ra-ely In historv delivered the . 17-page American young (îapin boee briefly for mistake to provide such a forum complete the term. The GOP had note to the, Soviet Foreign Office .. f c e . ” and expect to end up any place but "reached a higher standard ” than oq for foies, particularly DemiDcrats. contended Republican Gov. Charles ported seeing considerable wreck- in Mobcow today. X photographa. Vdetectiva one The report came from tha nine- the ditch—eapeclally when the of the proposal. at last sveek’s nihe-natlon confer aide of him held out the murder Ruaaell had. the right to naipe Mc- In Washington, the State Dept.- member Intematlpnal Civil Service drivers are set on going in differ In Rutledge. Temr.. Sen, Kefau- Carran's succesadn (ConUnned qn Page Five) ence iiT London which worked out knife to a colleague on\he other Advisory board, a permanent body ent directions.” var asaador created by the 1946 General As- the cbntract, "applauded the post ' With only 24 days until election. it nor even looked at it. Hla face original Indian moccotin. Soft aembly. the Republican administration in ponement and said "I think the Churchill's speech had been Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr. has b^n remained impassive. but onlwkera power In, 1952 ”gpt result's” they Democratic Nominee Alair Bible, eagerly awaited by the delegates, instructed to circulate the text pliable upper, leather wrapt the foot It was directed a t the 5,187 em l>eertng get’too hot for’them to 44 and Republican Ernest Brown, noted hia knees were shaknif. ployes of the U.N. here and abroad wanted, knd' he appealed for two handle befo'ra the electiona.'.' who wondered whether he woujd among the memibera of the U.N. Gallagher aaid Chapin, described to form the intole. They're hand T l s w and the 5.000 or so employes of 10 51—both Reno attdraey'e—began News Tidbits give any hint of his future plans. Security Council. whirlwind campaigiu.! tewn to give you comfort that nffUlaied specialized, agencies In (Continued ou'Page Eleven) (Cewttaaed ow. Pagw Etoven) Wants Big' Feur Talks It waa the second time that the ((^Gaaed ea P#o FIvb) Washington, Montreal, Parie, Even though the legal hassle has Called from AP Wires United States resorted to this ex- ended, political overtones still rock' *nte .doughty, old bulldog, wbo you've never known before. Rome, Geneva end Bern. Latest wiU be' 80 on Nov. 80, said "While trMrdinary procedure in presrinR flgures'from the t^.S. .niission here this desert state. Democrats were what is clearly a camprign to get jubilant over the ruling. They had; John Hairy Allen, Kansas State I have life and strangth I shall .Indicate. 1,556 Amei.,-an citizens persevere” in an attempt to worl-- satlafaction from the Sorieji Union ape employed by the UJ4. and 753 accused the GOP Of attempting to Prison escapee and one of the; . tor the destruction of American air Prober Sees ‘Lot More' block the election. Republican lead-! FBI’s 10 mpat wanted criminals la . Paamful by the specialized agencies.. coexisUnre with the Rmiet Union. craft. The first' instance.'Was two Bulletiiis In caae'of any'conflict between era denied the charge, contending sought as" robber of su)Mr weeks ago when Washington asked they only wanted to make certain ; market in Tolea. Okie. .TVe'n- This plainly rjeant Churchill frqai Ui# AP W lm fiTAMpT national and international loyal 'still hopes for highest-level Big Irimt■ome down 1*4 million - doliara ti,'(or “ a B-M Wide assortment of matal jewelry in neck ties, the report said, “the conduct the winner of ; an elMttwv'wouId I W-six youjhs are arreeled after shot down'off northern Japan in ! hold office legally. / . outbrm k of.rowdyUm In Philadel-. Four uiks add indicated he had October, 19S2. "°rthe«T> J*P»« ------! '*■ > of the international civil sen’snt no intention of ' stepping dban 8ei Your Homo For Wiutor laces, bracelets, pins end aarrings in goM. must clearly reflect hla obligation Said State Democratic ChkVr- phis in which gang.takes bver.op- There have been a number of m c n d e m oPTiMisne eration of street car and' terror- Prime Minister, aa has been fre- Pnrla Ort. t rrrBili i INSTAU COMIINATION WINDOWS! and silver finish. Also long strand necklaOM to the international organizaticn.” Washington, Oct. 9 OP)—Chair-#fused to answer quesUona. He man Keith Lee: quently rumored. cases where Soviet ftgntera at "Any appearance of disloyalty man CspehSrt (R-Ind) arid today "We are very happy the Supreme lae.s three paasengere. tacked U.8. planea near Russian Pierre Meadee-Fraare predieted Our famous wood COMBINATION windows will seal out in multi and solid colors.., ^ ‘ ' cleimed constitutional protection House Sâk'i' Joseph Martin Oiurchill said Ir. hia prepared borders. today the NaUonal liriwihli to that organisation.”,., it added, he expects "a lot. more" indict agmnat possible aelf-lncrimlna- Court has- upheld 'the franchise .speech: winter’s drafts. Stock sizes to fit “ must be considered incoMpatlble ments to result from hiaVSenate tion. of the votelra. We are confident of (R-Maas.), aajrS It "depends on The mrident in today’s formal WiU put Ita flaal approval with- victory.” ’ clrcumetances” as to whether ; "A year and half, ago, SUHn diplomatic note ocruribd; oii July U 60 da>n on the London dscl- stgfidard windows . .. .from . , .a^ ■ w f p e r u n it with hU sUtus.” Banking committee’s investigation The rommittee. received testi die^. Ever since that event I have • \ The staff member, will find this of postwar housing financed with Republicans privately concede President . Eisenhower should 2* last, year and resulted in 16 ! ■lona to rearm JAeot Germany, mony that .Powell had demanded campriga ki’behaU of individual cherished the-Hope that there is, a bnt only after "# hard flgM.** ; Idea easier tp take, it declared, if government loans. and got 310,600 to increase an they face an uphill battle, w j t h Americans dead or miastng. INSULATE! candidates, .Relatives and friends new Outlook in RcaBa, a new hope .The American accotutt said the he reflects that, ’’from the long- The . committee recea ed four i FHA commitment on a.Waahlna Democrats holding a 3-2 edge in- of peaceful coexistence with the We’ll recommend the right Ivpe insulation / range point 6t view, legitimate daysIV M nof r hdkMipivtvmheaiinga Kherea m late yester ______s. _ . a w w a a ® voter rezisnation. of 68-year-bid office;boy.are sur B80 with 17 crewmen aboard waa BIDAULT ‘TESTiFIBS ton apartment project loan and prised to learn amount of his es- Russisn nation and that it Ui our PnrlA Oct. 9 UP—FonM # and show you how to install it. BALSAM WOOL x ■ national interests can.only be day, but Ca-pehart ordered sub that, in a 10-year period, he bad However, GOP State Chairman on a (light over uie sea jif..Japan each poenas for fiva witnesaea to ap- Hiomas Smith of Ely declared:' U te l»estiiisated at 9156.600. Foreign Miaixter Georges Et> B la n k e t , ,'i...... , ^ ...... O C f t. aerved by . . . the successfu' prog banked more than hia net federal Alabama's Gov.-nbminate James (CaBHaaed an Paga rtra)' ress of the intemaUonal oTganiza- paar at a hearing Nov. 9. Re em- ■alary. ; “The Suprahie Court has spoken (CantiBBed aa Fag« ihtb) dniih .wne reported ifday la Grade A. SO Lbs. have broaght - “certain rnlhar ■ s phaaisad the tnvaatigatlon ia not Asks Probfr Cowtiawe and'weId we will proceed accordinilyaccordingly 1to « RE-ROOF! T- concluded. — .. . ‘ V evasion indictments against three ImportMt ‘elementa" to the. i (Ooatlaued M.Paga Five) Capehart said the banldiig com of his cloM relatives are engi.aeer- tnry magietrate lave We’ll ten yoB how u|any squares of BIRD Thick-Butt ■ Earlier. CM>«hart haul indicated mittee could '“go on for a year (CM ikiwfi om'fmgo Five) hi ’ ed by political ewendea . .Cali France’s . veasa(tonal A nhalt shingles you’U need. Choice of ^"V .25 aaringa were oaier except Wr per- j with heelings like we've had.’’ He *7 " ' fornia Secretary bf State Frank smia w-ho wished to teetlfy becau-ic toW newsmen he would ask the Political Campaign in State oceceta waadaL No deCalla wera colors and blends. 210 lb...... a b # Hazel Daugerou^ M. Jordan says. State., Democrats avallaMp oa BMault’s teaSlBMBy. they^ thought aiey were injured iis Smute for authdrityTnd fmwU% 13 Guests Missing have 851,582 mare registered'xwt- which lasted Ices than half aui October ts Pubilc Heafih previous teatimony. continue the investigation all next era than Itepublicafia for Nov. ‘2 Picks up Speed and Scope W m u . MONTHLY! Continues; Cdnrse flnuMl Jnrlea Oawveaed year. 8o far. he arid, the commit ejection. ^ x,. ■ w ell M p arrange cagy monthly terms on all materials A special fedecat grand jury here tee has i-ecaived 3225,000. In <; Hostelry Blaze Moscow Radio>repbrts 12-pound LUTHBEANS LIST DgakATC •JUM iiiboi*» [ ' A rayon w tln elastic front-panelled 'W amerette fpiither light Nursing Mohth. Make A has been instructed ty AUy^ Gen. . Capehart aaid that while the aeeleiorita feU Bear village of Kru- ; — ' Miami, Fla,, Oct. • UP)—H um - Brbwmell to "Inquire into ^bribery l^riraE AMKXTA^p PRESS be - a haimpntdus cooperation be- Toronto. Oct. 9 (P)-ÂaB step in girdle of Wariwr’s own pre-shrunk tw pi^y stretch public hearings an in raceaa, hia WiekiU Falla, Tex., Oct. 9 UPt^ Unka in Oanak Province of West-, Lalhetaaa.too raatitcUva'hkeaifi Generous Donation- ^ e«uie Hasei whirled its 125-mUe- and other criminal conduct in the staff will look into "aoinir other ir .'•***r* **■••'* ****‘'‘ omcea—aoraethlng he elastic. Small, medium, large. per-hour \rinde in ,the -ccnti^ Federal Hoa.ihg prograin.” and Thirteen perSbna were unaccounted ern Siberia last month.. •Dr.'-Igor all ever t ^ political lot last night i said was lacking under thfi Lodged- givlag nmaen ape rial regularities.” He also grid work Sikorsky, pioneer in Held of avia - rfrom the GreenWich-KiUingly | Zeller adminletration. . ■ aerraale of tho ChB m SOU. RAG Carllibean_8ea todajf still on a grand -juries a|ao have been con would !•* done on fin interim re for here today. , after Are de ' west northwest course that posed vened in other cities. ./■.-- ' stroyed the email three-story Mi tion. Is nansed aa reripteat of an e x p r^ a y to the feud qnd aubee- ; Sharing a pUtform at Yale. Jo- •qaeattoa waa ap ter port to the Senate. nual awr.-d of SUte Bar Assn, day at tg#, Bo immediate threat to land. 'Capehart aaid .imketments are Three 6t the writpeasee to be lam. Hotel and four other business' ****'*!?*S Oomptroller seph M. Lyford and Cheater BowleS Navy huiTicane Hunter planes ■hdwing ' up almo t dally and eatabliahotenta. of Connecticut. Seller and G*v;,L«dge to said the BUenhOwer admlnistra- United ■ $1.35 sumnumed to-the Nov. p hoarinr - Gov. John Lodge asks S tate the f e r e ^ poUcy of the Eisen- j Uon U nuking foreign priicy WU- .Ajawrie#.. wart iM>t Miietrating the giVat dla- added. "There should , be a lot are Robert McCormack of nearby Fire - Ciipt; Joe Cbunta' said, I GIRDLE $5.00 GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES tufbanqe Muuae of Hs vidlrnce. moire.” . X, 'libb’cvar,, it would be "up in Highway Dept to kulld e«t-a> hower admlaUtraUon., (takes that c m le ad ^ o a third Arlington.- Va.. Louia »—in- a ramps at location of Stratford . ADLAI TALKS' i They were warned away from it Browpell annoMneed the gfiand Beverly HUlx. OaHf.. builder, M d the day" )>efore it was deflnltely! Gov. Ix>dge. Republlcaa aeeklag world war. LyVord U palnocratic GARDEN after a' cresrman bC'a plaae.waa jury here arouhl inquira- hpaeifl- known whether suiybod.y actually, Toll Statioit on new Greenwich- reelecUoa, atreseed tha advantageh CMdidata for U.. Sl lUpreaenUUve- Roeee De GraaU, deacribtd by KilUngly Exprraawajr.. Bishop ha said will accrue, to CtxmecUcut i.) Injured. caUy into the eondcct of C l^ L. Oapehart as "a raputod gambler" died 111 the .tStase which atarttd at-Large..aad Bowlea U the for ^ MAjlfOT^ MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-5253 The San Julia. R. R.. waather G.-Braihley Oxnam rays those who from the 3490.000.600 exprassway 1 A JI. ta RFJfc. lacladtog Wedaeeday Aftenkwie PANTIE GIRDLE $5.95 c a Powell, ousted last April Sa a«Bat- in the Chicago area. yeriarday 'i^te'rnbbn at'5;50 p.'m. mer Democratic geVeriior Whoee SALES ' bursM called Hazel )”yciy danger- ant Federal Mouaiag Adminlatiw- committee heard yarierday condemn'.planned .child-bearing aa ■a he talked mostly about high preaa socraUiy k^^rd waa. . aO i g | «wrfiajra UaRI Nsqm . . B it Oekiami BL. MI-B-S4SB - mg.” It waa egpectefi to continue. .Oaunta told the Associated Pre.ea sinful aauimUt ein' themseheis. ways hr a campaign telecast. ■ M Uon . iFH A ) corwitsBioner in that 36cCormack ergs paid $27,500 at 4:30 S.IB. today that he siUUi Peepla PWefid HTth lha an its*(wa6t mrawdst epurae in charge at tha rental bouahig pro-' *i faas.fo£ bringlhg eUaata later- State's two gubernatdrtat'BOuil- I^l'vhrd t>, Bargta. D aa^raU e At, a rally in Sooiara. y||oniee thg'ipBi.OariblieBB Raa today. Ttm gihas. — ■ had four piacea of in t equipment- ■eea wU 'apeak a t Connecticut cM dldata for OompIroUer.. sBld at aaUd in dcfeaM koualag pipjaetz puaqpiag aratef on the embulderiJaE 8eely-lfitrafiz RpMftiicaa ipakiiig PoweOr thrw a w it^ Federation of Labor (AFL) con- .6 rally ta filaMdsB that if ha add raaltWUeB as VM, Fy aaejiutlra ^ y I aa Paia ^ ) ‘ * tMoSw l)w S e n a tS L e e ^ tte e . re- v««ti0B sAatM fbr Hartfeird. Tuaa-' the pdityiB gubanatariM BoaiiBwi. « I.6B P H * MB) >day- ■ Abe Rfib^HT. ar» 4fiact«4 tk m wfU ■ ( ' ' . f: . '■ -'4^ m iiB‘i<.:BB PBi9- »iio) '^‘ I • i r ’.'*s