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Avenge Dally Net Prcee Run TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1981 \ For Mm Week Ea4«d The Weather iiancli^Bter Evening H^rallk October 21, 1881 ForeeeaS o f C. B. WeaSB* 1 3 ,4 0 0 nsir, Chapman OoUrt, Ordar of Am­ Programs Listed eo emU toidghS. Lew ta aranth, will bbld a rummage aale Member of the Aodit Tbnreday eJondy mad n M , ^ About Town on F r i ^ at 9 a.m. hi ihe Masonic BOY SCOUT RUMMAGE Bnrean of OIreUatlon of ehowcH. Hlfh neer 88. Temple. Members wno wish ar­ By Jaycee Wives Manche§ter-^A City of Village Charm wuainc Orug* wiU oba^ ticles to be picked up mi» call "Notes and ?iew8 Talm t Nlflit at Ita nMtUng to- Mrs. Frank Crocker, 48 Russell St. Donations for the sale may be Manchester Jaycee Wives will SALE algbt « t 8 at ttw Wappta* Oom- New members iniUatsd. meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in the VOL. LXXXI* NO. J1 (OSneelfM AOverUalng ea Page 26> munlty Houm. K n . Bverett John* left at the Masonic Temple on (TWBNTT-IIGHT PA6 ES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER-. 25, 1981 PRICE FIVE CEN18 Thursday after 7 p.m. and Bobcat pins, OR* and two- Federation Room of Center Con­ ■oa, laetimr, will b* in charse of year, __ ^pins were prssaniited at a gregational Church. LUTHOI HAii. tha profram. ' ' S t Anne’s Mothers Circle will meetlKg of Cub Pack 148 Frida;riday Mrs. Sylvia Oottlieb of Motts BmaniMl Latbema Ohnreb meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tai the Nathan Hale School audl- Buperaiarket will diacuu "Buying Hatbaa Bale- District 1, Vat- torium. and Preparing Foods.” Hostesses Cites Reduction arana of World War I, USA, and home of Mrs. William Golden, 61 HUDAY.OCT.27 State News ^dgewood St. Co-hostess will be Thee opwilng was conducted by for the evening will be Mrs. 8 A.BL ladtaa auxUiary wlU oold a Joint Den 1. Those taking part were George Eagleson and Mrs. Thomas meeting tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at Mrs. Adolph Wrubel. Members are Ross Roberta, Scott Willoughby. reminded of the odds and ends Derby. Anqiloee Emaanel Ohurch tlM Ibuiford Oourant auditMium John Goiangos, Harry Jenkins and Program plana for the year, an­ Women on Broad St., Hartford. Hie ladiee sale. Gary Larson. The story of Blue R ou n d u p auxlUary wUI have an InetaUaUOn nounced by Mrs. Edward Batea « Big Bomb Fallout to Reach and Gold was enacted and the law and Mrs. Richmond Morrison, co- o f officer#.'Urs. John V. < Th'are will be no rehearsal for of the pack a^ved. Boys playing the of Mancheater, past district the Junior choir of St. Mary’s chairmen, Include "Being Artletie mrta of Indiana were I*Wl Lewie. With Paper.” by Mrs. Albert Bolti, dent, will be die installing i Episcopal Church on Friday be­ David Mullen, Michael Hayden, ICra. Gladys Rldolfl and Mrs Nov. 29; "Holly Dance" at the Gen. Walker cause of the school holiday. John Gioangoe and Glenn Gris­ KofC Home, Dec. 9; "Vice end Richard Outamer, both of Man' wold. cheater, will be conductresses. Juvenile Delinquency" by a Con­ DANISH m ro R T The Women’s Benefit .Associa­ New boys who received Bobcat necticut State Policewoman, Jan. Effect of Taxes To Continue tion Guard Club will hold ita an­ plns" were Alan Agoatlnelli, Al­ The Nathan Hale PTA executive lred Goiangos, Thomas Malcaka. 24. nual banquet and election of of­ Aleo, "Cavlllan Defense,” Feb. board will meet tonight at 7:80 in ficers at the Marco Polo Res­ John WiuTen, William Lopes, Ste­ ChHstwwwi Low Upright the school cafeteria. ven Putnam, Dennis Volkert, Scott 28; "Ceramics" by the Cem Dot Hartford, Oct .25 (JP)— The assistant comptroller of South- W ith G u ard taurant in East Hartford Thurs­ Ceramic Studio In Veuion, March day at 6:30 p.m. Donnelly, CUfton Drew, William arn New England Telephone Co. interrupted his prepared Phi Theta Chapter of Beta Sig­ Haberem, Ronald Lltrico and 28; "Flowers and Shi^bs," April Hartford, Oct. 25 (iT)— ma, Phi sorority will meet tonight 25, and annual banquM and in­ TEAK NANO testimony at the start of today’s hearing before the state Members of Mancheater Lodge Thomas Mason. Maj. Gen. Edmund F. Walker, at 7:80 at the home of Miss Lillian Cubmaster William Mullen pre­ stallation of officers, May 23. Public Utilities Commission to make a qualified statement Hattln, m HUllard St- Miss Rox of Masons will meet tonight -at sented one-year service pins to about the effect of increMed state<^ at Gov. John N. Dempsey’s anne Hewitt and Mrs. Martha 6:45 at the Masonic Temple and Michael Larala, Dale Robbina. ta xu on the company. personal request, has decided Initial Debris Total > Routhier will conduct the discus­ will proceed to the Holmes Funer­ Fred Lewie„,,Kenneth Davis and Morning Meeting Sfritingly BtouHful. Asked by the company's coun­ to remain as commander of sion entitled, “ Whom God Hath al Home, 400 Main St., at 7 to sel, "Do you admit that the fig­ Timothy Phelps, and two-year Costs Set the 43rd Division of the Con­ Joined." Members unable to at­ conduct a Masonic memorial serv­ pins to Raymond DeCobert, John ^The League of Women Voters Magnificont tono, $890 ure you gave (at Tuesday’s hear­ tend are requested to call the ice for the late Herman C. Hill. luliano, John Goiangos, Harry Jen­ meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. ing) on the gross earnings tax necticut National Guard. Small, Experts Say president or hostess. kins, Gary Larson, Ross Roberts. Thursday at the home of Mrs. i was 82,520,000 too high?” Carl N. The Governor met with Walker Rudolph C. Klssman Jr., ’ ma­ David Mullen, Gary Pierre, Scott Herbert Kiecolt, 156 Mountain Rd. Hanaen, replied: "No, I make no R ecord in yesterday and then announced that chinist repairman-foremen’s mate, Willoughby and Glenn Griswold. The Herald erroneously said the Dr. 8ennRussia’s superbomb test is expected to reach the Aleutian Is­ loped oysters, beans, ham, etc. U.S.S. Sierra, at Norfolk. Kiss- The 43rd Division also Includes 5 PJML and 6:80 P.M. and Sen. Peter Mariani, minority leader in the State Senate. Alibrio spoke on public support for Your shoes will look mated net income of the company. The Labor Department reported units from Vermont and Rhode Is­ man, a graduate of Manchester the MHS team; lannuccl on the value of playing football. Mariani compared the darkness which Subtracting the 82,520,000 from today that ita index rose two-tenths lands late tomorroiy and Alaska or western Canada lato Fri­ Meeting Planned land, but moat of its members J -i- s High School, entered the Navy in T day. 81A0 Adults—81.00 under 12. Columbus explored with the nuclear darknesa that challenges the world today. (Herald photo by and feel like new after the approximate state tax increase of one per cent between August and come from Connecticut. I August 1960. By Pension Board Oflara.) of 84.3 million yields the 81.730,- September to 128.3 per cent of the Dempsey, in a statement after This was reported today by atmospheric radiation experts For supper reservations call we attach a pair of 000 figure for the net effect of 1947-49 base period. of the U.S. Weather Bureau. MI 8-8708 or AC 8-9279 the meeting with Walker, said: the tax increase on the company. (Jlothing prices, rising more than "A t my personal request, Gen. Bike Smacks Car The pension board will meet to­ heels and soles. We use seasonally, ware up 1.1 per cent The cloud contains only a small fraction of the total de­ Beth Sholom Club ■ IRGAOCRS Of THE HERiALD| ■ The PUC has urged utilities in Edmund Walker has reconsidered morrow night at 7:80 In the coffee Connecticut to adopt the rapid de­ from the late-summer bargains of bris. The rest js high in the stratosphere and won’t begin to room at the Municipal Building to only quality materials. his resignation aa commander of come down until next spring. When Brakes Fail WHO NEVER HNiSHCD preciation method because it be­ August. the 43rd Division and lias agreed consider two penskm applications- Plans Masquerade Robert J. Myers, deputy commis­ The radiation experts said the^ Chsdrman James Arthur said the Our superior work­ lieves it results in lower federal to serve in this important com­ taxes, and therefore, greater net sioner of labor statistics, said an­ cloud, loosed by Monday's big Police reported no injuries or board will also consider a letter mand post. blast In the Soviet Arctic regdon, arrests yesterday afternoon in a The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Tem­ manship is your guar­ . aamlnga for the companies. other slight rise Is expected In Oc­ "I know that Gen. Walker is do­ RUMMAGE from Atty. Vincent Diana, chair­ ple Beth Sholom will hold an "In­ ■ HIGH SCHOOL tober. But he emphasized that the ia expected to chalk up another Big Blast Due? bicycle-auto collision at Oakland man of the new charter revision antee of complete sat­ Hansen presented figures on the ing this at a great personal sacri 2,000 miles today on its west-to- and Woodbridge Sts. ternational Masquerade Party” at H are invited to write for FREE booklet. Tells division of the company's Income price level has remained unusually flee and because of his devotion to commission, requesting sugges­ the Tonple on Saturday at 8:30 ^ how you can earn a Diploma stable and is expected to continue east course, with the following A bicycle, driven by Harvey B. tions for charter changes. isfaction! between intra-state and inter- duty as well as his awareness of points, among others, to be passed SALE Steeves, 15, of 226 Woodbridge p.m. to register 'little change from today's many International ten­ Reds Detonate "ftte pension board nad consid­ atate operations. ' month to month, over today: St., with Edward Lutzen, 14, of ered earlier the possibility of re­ The committee In charge of ar­ sions. Stanley Orcle W.S.C.S. rangements includes Mr. and Mrs. For 1960, Intra-atate incom* Northern Manchuria and south­ Sootii Methodist Church 108 Harlan St., riding the cross­ writing the entire ordinance gov­ s WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS • was about 819.5 million and Inter- "We, see nothing in the picture "His decision to remain In com' Max Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac "Shoe Repamng Second to None!” that appears to suggest a take-off east Siberia; then possibly the Device No. 23 bar, went through a stop sign and erning pension activities, to incor­ AMEBICAN SCHOOL, Dept. 9CO-4 •tate was 84.7 million. mand of the 43rd Division is i Two American civilians are followed In their U.S. Army-licensed car by two U. 8. Army vehicles northern tip of Japan. struck the right front fender o f a porate amendments to the ordi­ i'Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard to subatantially higher price lev­ great source of satisfaction to me THURSI>AY. OCT. 26 Krutt and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ■ ISO W. 42nd St.. New York 86, N. Y. Questions concerning salaries along Friedrichstrasse in West Berlin today after their drive Into East Berlin. (AP Photofax via After that it should swing- car driven by Mrs. Marjorie H. nance, such as the one peimittlng els,” Myers told a news conference. and to the adjutant general. Uppsala, Sweden, O ct 25 (JPt — 8 A.M. Levin. Send me your free 55-page High School Booklet. ’’U top officers the telephone The index standing of 128.3 in radio from Berlin.) toward the Kamchatka peninsula, Kaveckas of South Windsor. policemen to retire at age 55 if company and its method of com­ "I am sure that it wrill be a The Soviet Union today exNodad they contribute double the amount Prizes will be awarded for the September compareo with the pre­ another part of Siberia. IN The youth told police that the H Name ...... Age...... HOUSE H A LE puting depreciation for federal source of great satisfaction sdso "It should be going towsuxl the best costumes In several categories. vious record of 128.1 In July. For another atomic device In the No- bicycle brake did not work and ether town employes contribute to Address ...... A p t...... to all the men and officers in his COOPER HALL All members and pro^iecUve mem­ SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Income tax purposes arose at tq- August, It was 128. AJeutlans tomorro'n', possibly vaya Zemlya area, the Uppsala apparently broke when he tried the pension fimd. USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—Ml 8-4128 command." to stop, police reported. bers are invited. C it y ...... Z o n e ...... State...... daya hearing. '' The seasonal increases In cloth­ A F C wm Fire reaching there some time 'mte In B One cuatomer asked whst the the day," Dr. Robert List told a University Observatory reported. ing prices, plus continueo higher U. S. Troops on Alert Today's nuclear explosion was Break Reported ■ ■ H O U R 64Hi Y E A R B I ■ ■ costs for services, were the ma­ Showers Thursday reporter. (Ooatliined en Page Four) Salt Mine Shot There was a report from Tokyo only a tenth as strong as Mon­ jor influences In the September ad­ Windsor Locks, Oct. 25 iJf) — day’s supetbotnb blast wMcb was At Green Station vance. The U.S. Weather Bureau issued that adentists warned all Jap­ anese against possible arrival of estimated in the West at from SO RUMMAGE But. all principal divUlons of this forecast for Connecticut to­ to 50 megatons—equivalent to 80 costs covered by the index, except Six Hours in Berlin In New Mexico fallout Friday or Saturday. AMERICAN LEGION Manchester police today are in­ day: The U.S. Weather Bureau said to 50 million tons'tff TNT^ vestigating a break which oc­ Young Mother foods, increased sliibtly. Seasonal The- outlook for the next five declines for fruits and vegetables Washington, Oct. 25 (JP)—Presi­ there is no conflict between the Today's e«)loslQn was heglatered curred sometime during the night SALE Main Street lowered average food prices by days, Thursday through Monday, Berlin, Oct. 26 (f)—All U.S. Army^'fused entry to the two U.S. Army Japanese report and their own es­ at Uppinda Selsmolcglcal Institute at Hayes’ Manchester Green Esso calls for temperatures to average dent Kennedy approved plana today at 3:31 a.m. EST, a spekeeman Manchester Missing, Police ene-tenUi of ons per cent. troops in Berlin were placed on buses which had no armed Mcort for an undergfonnd nuclear explo­ timate that the fallout •will begin station at 484 E. Middle *rpke. About 100,000 workers are due near normal or slightly above general alert for six hqura today In The busts turned back to Weat to arrive over North America lits said. Patrolman Charles Momeau, Sponsored by the W.S.O.S. of Phone Ml 3-4123 normal. It wlU continue generally sion In New Mexico as part of the United Methodist Chnrch of wage increases on the basis of the the midst of - seesawing over the Berlin near a spot where American tomorrow. This blast tended to support * investigating the break, said that mild except for cool periods about tanks and armored personnel car­ nation’s program to develop peace­ belief that tha 60-megaton blast Bolton, B t 44A. HOUSE k HALE See Foul Play new indne. Ihese workers bavs right Americans to enter East ful uses for nuclear energy. They explained that the first someone broke through a window their wage ratos goareO by labor Friday and again Sunday or Mon- Berlin. Ten U.S. tanks riers wme4tt«ti<>ned with guns component of tlbe daud to hit which Pmpler KhrushAev bss on the east side of the building flsy r* "’. brought up to the WSH divi' pointed St IM Blast German police. The *Whlte .House said the ex­ promised la etiU to:come- He told Lincoln, Mass., O ct 25 (JP)—A plosion probably will take place In North America will be essentially BINGO and attempted to open a safe. A OPEN 6 DAYS (Ooatiniied ea Page Four) The normal mean temperature city. .. The East German police held up the Mg^tolUtuda campomnt, soar­ the Communist Oongreaa in for a limited time only milk machine and soda machine young mother’s disappearance from In the Hartford area durhig this the buses cariYing U.S. military about 60 days, some 1,200 feet be­ Moscow last week that the cutcent EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT Saf., Oct. 28 9:30 A.M. to 5:45 P.M. At one stage ths Army seiit low ground In a salt formation near ing at glMut 30,000 feet, but mix­ outside were broken into, but h m borne, leaving behind a blood- period Is 49 fhegrees ranging troops with fixed, bkjronets intp personnel and cl'vilians for more ing somewhat with the lower at- Soviet test series would prbbably 8 O'CLOCK—LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. 9 A.M. to 1 PJH. Thursdays till 9 P.M. than an hour demanding that the CarlSbad, N.M. he concluded at the end io f^ t o tw r nothing was reported missing, po­ apattered kitchen writh the tele­ from 60 to 37. In New-Haven the East Berlin to enforce .American The blast will be the first In the moephere aa it travels. range Is 59 to 39 and In Bridge­ officer in charge Identify his pas­ with a blast of tbat size. lice reported. . phone ripped out, gave investiga­ Kennedy Joins insistence on the right of American Atomic Energy Commission’s They ejqilained that lower-level port 69 to 41. civilians to enter the sector. Later sengers to authorities of the Com­ components o f the cloud onUnari' The current series started 8 e ^ . 1 Ample Free Parking tors a grim mystery to solve today. munist East German Regim-e. The Plow'share P rog ra m to evolve and today’s explosion was the ford Precipitation may total more the East Germans turned back two peaceful uses for atomic explo­ ly move more slowly than the An extensive search of nearby American officer refused. reported. v rear of our store . . . Political Fight than 4/lOs of an Inch occurring as U.S. sight-seeing buses—and were sives. Preparations have been un' high-flying component—which for woods, on the ground and by heli- scattered showers Thursday niglit allowed to get away with it. the In an earlier incident, the East der *way since March 1960. the present cloud Is is tnfvelliig at PLAYTEX oopter, was ordered In hope it and Friday and again toward the Army explained, because women Germans refused to allow two up to 80 mllea an hour. might turn up a clue'. end of the period. aboard the buses might be Imperll- "This is a further example of In Two States American civilians in an army-li­ this country’s desire to turn the Thus, they said, it’s conceiv­ “We are fairly certain It is foul ed. I censed private car to pass through able that some of the lower-level play,” Middlesex County District power of the atom to man’s wel­ Washington, Oct. 25 (P)~Presi­ 210 to 216 East Berlin border guard* step­ the checkpoint without identifica­ fare rather than his destruction, cloud—^which disperses more wide­ BuUetins Atty. John J. Droney said. ly than the upper level type— dent Kennedy gave his support to­ Hartford, O ct 26 f/Pi—The State ped aside w’hen armed U.S. mili­ tion. But the 'U.S. Command ig­ the 'White House said. State Police IJetectlve George day to Democratic candidates in tary police escorted an American nored the Ektat Germans and sent might well be delayed in passing Colled from AP Wine Hamois said there was no sign of Motor Vehicle Department's daily Although the point was not made over other areas of Japan while New York and New Jersey smd record of automobile fatalities as civilian car into the Communist the car through with the armed definitely clear, it appeared ob­ a weapon in thb house. Texas political battles in which sector. escort in assertion of Allied rights the high-flying component speeds of last midnight and die totals on servers from the Soviet Union over the northern tip of the island The missing woman, Mrs. Joan former President Dwight D. Elsen the same date last year: A few hours later the guards re- to free movement in Berlin. GROMYKO ON GERMANY SHOP PINEfflJRST Risch, 30, a petite brunette, ia the would be permitted to watoh the country. hower is campaigning for 'Repub­ 1960 1961 Then, in a gesture of concilia­ test. Moscow, Oet. IS ForelgB mother of a 4-year-oId daughter licans. Killed ...... 216 210 List said that it was snowing Minister Andrei A. Girebiyfo and 2-year-old son. The family tion, the U.S. commander said it The amxnmoeinent said the yesterday with a large area of So­ Pierre Salinger, White House was temporarily restricting the United States "Wi)l welctnne ob­ said today the Soviet L^don la WEDNESDAY moved to Lincoln, a Boston suburb, press secretary, said Kennedy is viet territory south and east of News Tidbits passage of American civilian ve­ servers from hiterestod United making every poiwUile' alfort to from Ridgefield, Conn., about supporting Richard J. Hughes, the Book Banned the ^ m b test site over which the find an agreea sohitien to (he For These 42nd seven months ago. Democratic nominee tor New Jer­ .. Hartford, Oct. 25 (.50 — Book­ hicles into East Berlin. Nations countries as well as news falloalt cloud passed—and that from the AP Wires The announced American re­ media and the sdentifle oommuni- German problem with the west­ Martin Risch, the woman’s hus­ sey governor, and Henry B. Gon­ sellers In Hartford County will face presunuibly some of the radioac­ ern powers. But be told dele­ possible arrest starting Friday if striction on movements to East ty.” tive material was brought down Anniversary Specials! band, a paper company aaleimum, zales, the party's nominee for a gatee t o the 28nd Owwmnntet Texas congressional seat. their shelves hold any copies of Berlin apparently applied only to was In Neiv Yorit on business. He Air Force officials at Vanden- (OonttBoed OB Page Fear) party coogresa that if this falls flew back last night but police said Eisenhower already has cam­ Henry Miller’s novel "Tropic of civilian vehicles. The buses were (Continued on Pago Twelve) the Soviet .UbloB wiO go ahead paigned In New Jersey fot his for­ Cancer." berg Air Force Base, Calif., say It U.S. Army vehicles carrying mili­ Fresh Pork he could not help to explain the wUl be SO days or naore before and sign a.Bepaiste peace pact mystery. mer secretary of labor, James P. State’s Atty. John D. LaBelle, tary personnel, although there with East Oermany. SPARERIBS .... lb. 49c Mitchell, now the Repubhean gu- setting the Friday deadline yeeter- trackers can determine if 350 mil­ were about 20 persons in clvlUan The Risch home on Old Bedford lion hair-like 'wires have formed 20c lb. below last week’s price Rd., an approach to Bedford Air bematorisd candidate- The foriqer 'day, said the book was "filth-and clothes, including two women, In On Winds from Russia DILLON SKOM DOXX.AR FEBtL President also plans to address a raw obscenity.” He gave police the belt around earth following Sat­ the lead bus. The second bus had Force Base, is in a wooded area urday's space vehicle laimchlng in Waehingtoa, Oet. 86 (8>)— BEEF LIVER .... lb. 49c with homes set far apart, screened rally at San Antonio. Tex., next go-ahead to make arrests starting about six passengers In U.S,. Air Monday for John Goode Jr., Gon- Friday morning. which wlrerf were dumped Into po­ Secretary of the Treaemy Doog- by trees. The Risch home is a white Force uniforms. laa DUlon said today the ” very salsa’ Republican opponent. State Police .Commissioner Leo lar orbit. . . . There was 25 per one and a half-story Cape Cod Both the United States and real” cnireot threat to the bi> style dwelling with attached ga­ Until today, KennMy ha.'> avoid­ J. MulcShy sought LaBelle’s opin­ cMit leM m)lk than usual a%'«tll- Japanese Warned ed any personal Involvement lh„th* ion after receiving numerous com­ able In New York metropolitan Britain moved tanks up to the tematioiial standing of the dol­ rage. Route 2A la not far. border in a show a t force during lar "is the danger o f taflattea Swift's Premium Mrs. Barbara Barker, whose political campaigns. plaints about the- book, first pub- area today—result of strike by one of five Teamster Union locals of the day. *• through wage-price home la about 100 yarda from the Before the bus tneident today’s DUkm said that BRISKET CORNED BEEF Risch place, told police the looked (Oeatiaaed on Page Twelve) (Gonttnned on Page Fourteen) milk truck drivers and plant work­ ers. events went Hke this: On ‘Death Ashes’ price Ineteaeee aew eoold out her window at 2:16 p.m. yes­ onsly harm Interaatteaal terday and saw Mrs. Risch, wear­ United States Rubber Co. at An American spokesman said 3 and 4-lb. cuts featured all U.S. troops in Berlin were on trade peottlon by pricing ear ing a trench coat, standing neeu: New York announces that ita goods out of ferMgn monteta.'* at this special low price her car,In fhe driveway. Four-year- Peace Corps—Juvenile Naugatuck Chemical Diy^.slon will a general alert for six hours to­ — Govern-( >have been no msaslve public at- Increase price of vinyl plasHsoI day. The alert ended at 3:55 p.m., ment scientista today warned all tacks on the Soviets. In a speech prepared for a saw­ old Lillian R i^h was playing In.the Japanese to protect themselves ings bond confennee, Dillon said — 69c lb. Barker’s yard. reslno one cent per pound on Nov. but 10 U.S. taka remained at the Groups of 30 persons or less border facing East Berlin as dusk against expected heavy radioactive have visited the Soviet ,embassy inflation here oouM make the to try a n y ’Die child went home at 4 o’clock. 1, first such price increase in com- doOar "a target for speculaltoo pan.v’s line of -vinyl products since fell. • fallout from the Soviet Union’s to hand over protest notes. One Mrs. Barker said, and returned Ike Declares Kennedy giant nuclear tests. pressure.” half an hour later. . 1951. with new price at 25 cents Explaining the bus incident, a, small group staged a brief sit- 42nd Anniversary Special spokesman said the U.S. provost The fallout, dubbed "Ashes of down strike in fronY of the build­ "Will you come over to my per pound. . . . More than 1,000 Death" by the Japanese press is AFRO-ASIANS REBUKED house?” she asked Mrs. Barker. Africans and Arabs arrive in 'Tan­ marshal Lt. Ool. Rjohert Sabolyk. ing. SHURFINE decided to order the vehicles to expected to arrive over Japan Fri­ London, Oct. S6 Ume ’—if we can t bomb was exploded Monday. ag;ainst the Soviet testing of tto year-old Douglas from his upstairs President Dwight D. Eisenhower pay our debts, what’s going to speech that United States will The biuses were on one of the Meteorological agency officials nanced in the past to march on crib, brought both children to her happen?" he asked. have man In orbit by December regular sightseeing tripe into Bast Buperbooto. “Had the West ex­ fe a tu rin g * says the Kennedy administration warned in radio and television ploded one bomb one-tenth the home and called police. Is "confusing nie and all my Otlng the experience of othe, and men on moon by^ 1969. broadcasts to the nation that no (Continued on.Page Sixteen) friends.” < ' nations with inflation. Ehsenhow- Doctors report at Baylor Hos­ (Continued on Page Twelve) rain water should be drunk be­ size of the Roaalaa namster the 42nd Anniversary Special (Oontinued ea Page Six) In. one of his sharpest attacks er suggested U.S. currency might pital, Dallas, Tex., says House cause It could carry radioactivity world would be In ferment;” eaM on the Democratic administration, come to be known as "doilarettes. 'Speaker Sam Rayburn has been to Earth. The Dally MaD. SHURFINE there’d be so many more of. fed through stomach tube “ nearly, Anyone caught In a sudden rain Titan Detected would pour Into the C.N., bras Eisenhower last night said federal Tshombe, UN Set CUT GREEN BEANS stretch-ever* elastic Margaret Expects fiscal policies are "shrinking dol­ them.” continuously for past week.” . . . shower should immediately bathe onstrations would teing oltlea to main floor lars.” He called the Peace Corps Turning to the Peace Corps- a Peruvian request for hemispheric To Swap Captives in tap water, they said, and vege­ a standstill and embaeelee woukt a "Jirvcnlle experiment” and sug­ Kennedy administration project— investigation of Fidel Castro re­ tables apd fruit should be care­ By Midas Spy be stormed. “But when Bnaila 6 cans 89c Baby in Fortnight gested Peace Corps members the former President said. gime in Cuba expect to be shunted fully washed before being eaten.' proposes to do eomethlng 10 "If you want to send a man to to coounittee for turtlier consider­ Leopold'Ville, The Congo, Oct_ times worse, all that Sir. NShnit a spandex elastic made without rubber might be sent to the moon. Yoshlo Hlyama, Tokyo Universi­ Cape Canaveral, Fla., Oct. 25 By EDDY GILMORE^ the moon, send a Peace Corps ation when cotmcll of Organiza­ 25 (P)—Katanga President Molse ty scientist, said that because of Asia’s leading statoanun. can do '^ e formeii Republican Pres­ membbr up .there. It is an under­ (/Pi—The new Midas IV spy satel­ London, Oct. 26 (P) — Princess ident appeared at a campaign rally tion of American States (OAS) Tshombe has formally accepted continuing fallout from Soviet nu­ Is to utter a mild and meenlag- 42nd Anniversary Special Yes! Ploytex will actually pay you $1.00 to try the new Ploytex Living Bra with Playtex Living Bro with developed country.” meets today. President Kennedy ratification of the Katangd-U.N. clear tests "everything we eat to­ lite detected a Titan missile as It Margaret’s baby la expected with­ In support of State Atty. Qen roared away fn|m the Cape on a less rebuke.” nylon or eoiton-Docron in the next two weeks. Eisenhower said there was "post­ plans to speak at Demoerdtio cease-fire and agreed to hand over day becomes a source of danger.” Stretch-ever Spandex elastic. Playtex mokes this offer becouse'they know ' Louis J. Lefkowitz, Republican 6,100-mile test flight Ust night, SHURFINE CREAM "Sometime diuing the next candidate for mayor (rf New York card evidence” that Peace (jorps Party dinner in Los Angeles night about 190 Irish and Scandinavian "I want everyone to understand SOCIALISTS BZr SBDTCVm cups. White, 32A to42C, members “ did not even know what of Nov. 18. an official reported today. fortnight," said a royal presa of­ City, He said Democratic Mayor. prisoners this afternoon, the U.N. clearly;’’ he said In a roundtable Borne, Oct. 86 (A V-«bo 8o> that yot/ll always wear a Playtex Living Bra after you try the first one. an underdeveloped coimtry was, command announced. The launching was timed when CORN. 6 tor 89c $3.95. D sizes, $1.00 more. ficer. "I mean either side of the Robert F. Wagner, who is running Forty-one lucky fugitives from discusaion, "that though nothing ctollst Intomattonot hoozd now ro you can see why I am con­ U.N. envoy Mahmoud Khiar at Midas IV whirled 2,100 miles over­ Also In bUck. end of October." for re-e'Iectlon, has given the city Red China, captured by British might happen right away, man­ attacks today ea Bo«Se8 nachair Stretch-ever Spandex elastic is made without rubber. So now you can machine Sister Helen Rowe, the 62^ear- fused.” patrols this side of Chinese Com­ the same time will return to Ka- kind later ^11 suffer from horrible head to determine If Infrared sens­ Playtex living Longline Bra a diet of “indecision and vacilla­ ing devices in the satellite could testing end now aggqola for Uig old royal midwife who astisM In tion.” His reference was to the girl munists border, questioned by tangan control the ElisabethviUe effects.” wash the new Playtex LMng Bandeau bra with detergents and bleach. with elastic magic-midriff Peace Corps member who set off Post Office and radio station taken pick up the exhaust trail of the power negotietlane ea ll»Russian language instructor prisoners captured in the fighting. Government acientlata were about 90 aeconds after it lifted 2-lb. can $1.21 The baby will be bom at Cfiar- Tha Republican gathering in the Joseph R, Tui-k more'than govern­ A y.N . spokesman said Tshom- ordered to calculate from scanty off.” th)S official said. "Water eholoe of for shortor walstod figures. with the ."tornado" of, confusion AtoiO0]plMVlO Playtex will send you $1.00. But hurry, offer good for short tfane only. m ce House, Margaret’s home with in Washington. New York Coliseum was a com- ment BillV 'Wire President Kennedy be’s acceptance* was ^ven to information available just how vapor and other elements in the White, 32A to 44C, $5.95. Queen Mother EUxabeth before He said ne is confused at what binaUem fundrralsing dinner and a protest of bis call to Air Force Khiari late yesterday after a ^day­ ,muat radioactivity could be ex­ atmoapbera probably prevented it duty, t *Uied at petals of neatest fhaln where it covnii melt. D sizes, $1.00 mere. her msrrl^e last year to Antony the Kennedy administration ia get­ bally. The |100-a-plate dinner long conference. pected and if further protective from locking on the exhaust trail 42nd Anniversary Special Annatr&tg-Johes, now the Earl ting at with ita fiscal policy. One reaped 8100,000 for the city GOP. Adlai Stevens

Bolton that,' in tha ^future, individual Two Cars Crash membership cards will be Issued Dodd Dinner Date Hew To Held Science tc children of families whq sub­ As You Like It Sheinwold on Bridge At Intersection scribe to family memberships. Reset for Nov. 20 FALSE TEETH By JUDITH AHEARN Finance Unit Six patiitlngs by Mra Ethel Mere Firmly ie Fkiee A t Work Second guessing brought about Ivey Armstrong are currently on The date tor the 8100-a-pIate bo rout folM teeth Mtaoread eni. loifih fiaalMT the collision of two cars at 9 displi^f at the Lutz . Junior testimonial dinner for Democratic berrsM by eUpplna. droppUC ortreO- DON’T IUCBEOT ' Queried on M t^um , 126 Cedar St. The loan of bUng when you eet, Utufh or telkt The Aetna Life $1,000 i;nusic scholarship By nOB AflBOOlATBD BBMS TOO MVCH liVOS North-Swto^ytoeiiMe o’clock last night at Center and Sen. Thomas J, Dodd, changed Just sprinkle It little PASTEmB on the fiower studies includes five' your pIstee.Thta elkallnemoti-aeM) contest will be held this year for the fourth -O m u on th* wholtt ihoU, n*w By AlfM d Sbetataold' A K 4 a Pine Sts. No arrests or injuries Water colors and one oil paint­ once because Of a conflict with .a powder holds false teeth more armly pow*r plants for lubmoiinM and Budget Cut were reported by police. ing. Democratic fund-raising affair In and more comfortebly. No tummy, time. Once again the contest will be carried AMtima that tha cards are favor­ ^ Q s 3 gooey, pasty tests or fsellM.Dosa n a i monkay ovaries that broadcast ably placed when you need good Mra. Armstrong, a member of New York, has reverted to its on television and radio as part of the Hart- 9 I 9 Kenneth B. Gero, 18, of 20 Avon original date, Nov. 20, at Hart­ sour. Checks "plate odoF* Identura aerlea ei Sunday^ thair sacreta era suhjaets for breaks. Just don’t assume any «KCQ j j t A letter written by Park and Dr., East Hartford, while driving the Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ breath). Get rABTEBTH today at Recreation Commusioner Fred tions attached to the accord by the ford’s sutler Hilton. drug counteia ererywhera. •vn laca. of the three final* Grant . and Itiny OirUs opens at more than you really must. east on Center St., struck the Science at Wo^k: * 8 7 Oaal to the. selectmend occupied and Brush Club and the Catherine Because the New 'York event has lata «H& appear on one of the first the State Tlieater tonight, with It West opened the Jack of hearU, « Q 10 9 right rear of a vehicle driven by been postponed until January, the and dummy's queen was covered by 9 J. 10. . 9 t 9X76 much o f the time of the board o f James Fogarty Jr., 84 of 54 Wal­ Lorillard Club of New York City. tfeno tfMWS, and the acholarehip IS ’Tmltatlon of Ufe.” Mnnomaio tor Btarflah planning committee fpR the Dodd wtauMT will appear on the fourth the king and ace. Now' South was In KI7542 OA69 finance at its meeting last night. nut St., who cut In front of the ■‘Behind the Great W all" is the Gael to the selectmen occupied dinner, headed by Matthew M. Shew. The conoerta will he on For tha atarfUh, the fact that troubU. The opponents were in po­ 5 J 16 9 4 Gero car In an attempt to enter Morlarty, president o. Morlarty special movie slated for the State the elSm In 'a vacuum-aasiad 90U1H his budget had been cut and asked ■WTtO-TV, Channel 3, and W TIG Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. With it will sition to taka two hearts and two Arch St., police reported. Both Bros, of Manchester, decided lo THE HARTFORD EHCTMC Ahl and FM radio. Jan. 14, Feb. 18, ahell poses no problems. Now act- dliunondi as soon as they won the *Ai653 what had been cut out of the budg­ drivers thought the other was go­ Public Records move the date up from Dec. 4 to be "Italian Memories’’ and "Tlie entiata have dlacovaied exactly ^ A 4 2 et and why. UGHT COMPANY March 18, and April 15 from 7 to Poet anl Peasant Overture.” lead. , ing to give r)s.ht of way,.police Nov. 20. Vice President Lyndon, B. how tha atarflsh gets Inside tha South had to run the two black 0 Q 10 Members of the board of finance said. Warrantee Deeds 8 pjn. "Bom Teeterday” will be per­ Johnson will be main speaker. clam shall and devours the clam suits without loss. Unthinkingly, he 4k A 6 a recalled they had held a special Mildred A. Treybal to David M. 3.90%Pfd.Dividemi Mualc teachers and supervisors formed by the. Mancheeter Uttle Minor damages wag reported to Morlarty said the te.stimonial allvo In its own dlnnarwara. led a trump to the king, won a WtM N a i* meeting just to discuss Gael’s both vehicles. smd Margaret H. FitzSimmons, have been invited to nominate ■Theater Nov. 2, 3, and 4 at the Pau 2 * will mark Sen. Dodd’s "being at 7710 starfish, huddling over tha trump flnessa with the jack and f m budget with him. A t the special atudehta for the competition. Bowera School auditorium at 8:30 property at 20 Bruce Rd. the forefront of recognizing th? The Board of Directors drew a third round of trumps. 3 PSM 3 2 meeting, they told him that they deceit of the Communist.s.” ghtranta must be permanent p.m. A. William Astley ia direct­ clam, actually forces the clam t All Pau Greenwood Inc. to E. Ruth and has declared a dividend shall to open Juat a tiny crack. When the clubs failed to break, 4 « would cut from the budget the 8900 Senators from both major par­ reaidenta o f the state, and regular ing Optning lead V I Pearl E. McIntosh, property at of 48% cents a share on .Than the atarfUh emits its stom­ however, South was down. he planned to use to improve the 3,200 Visit Lutz 82 Washington St. ties are expected to attend the students in a public or private sec­ “The Fifth Season’’ will be pro­ South needed a 3-2 break in playing field in back o f the ele­ the 3.907« preferred ach from out of its mouth — and - 4- Marriage Lic:ensee non-parti-san event. Gov. John ondary school. Private music duced by the Mancheeter Oom- trumps with the queen of spades mentary school. The finance board In 4-Week Period Demp.sey is honorary chairman. capital stock of> this teachers and those at music mundty Players Nov. 10 and 11 in tha stomach slips into tha crack in position to cash dummy’s lu t Louis Eugene Coffey and La- in the East hand. He didn’t need club, assuring tha contract. ■aid it thought It best hot to make Company, payable De­ schools may sdso nominate stu­ and digasU tha clam. Veme Dora Hamel, both of 19 the Whiton Ubrary auditorium at a favorable breax in clubs, and it Daily Questloa any changes to the field until board cember 1,1961 to stock­ 8:30 p.m. Harry Jenkins ia direct The atarfiah stomach has such A total of 3,200 persons, includ­ Eastwood St. Sewing Machines Gain dents. was foolish to bank on It. Dealer, at your right, opans with o f education plans for school facili­ holders of record at the powerful digastlva chemicals that ing 1,600 children and 1,400 adults, Richard Owen Adams of East Applications should be sent to ing. Must Save King one spade. You hold:- Spades— ties could be learned. close of business No­ Danish Gym 'Team It can even digest the clam al­ South must save dummy’s king The board -of flnemce voted -to visited Lutz Junior Museum dur­ Hartford and Susan Rita Quinn of Rome — I t ^ exported 181,486 the symi^ony headquarters at A J 6 6 3; Hearts—A 4 3; Dia­ sewing machine.s last year, a 23 vember 10, 1961. 600 Farmington Ave., Hartford, by The Danish Gym Team will per­ though greatly diluted by sea of spades as the final entry to the monds—Q 10; Clubs—A 6 3. What ■end Gaal a copy of his amended ing the four-week period from 13 Emerson St. per cent Increase over 19,59 and a RAYMOND A. GIBSON .Nov. 10. form at Manchester High School water, writes Dr. AUUOn L. Bur­ clubs. There is no need to win the do you say? budget for the coming year. Sept. 25 to Oct. 23, it was reported Building Permit Saturday. Nov. 11. at 8 p.m., under nett of Western Reserve Unlv«r- first round of trumps with dum­ Gaal also asked for a "fa ir fig­ new record. Italy's largest custom­ P r e i i d e n t PreliminsuT regional auditions Answer: Pass. In ganaral, be today by Mrs. Madeline McAwley, Fn^nk Gkmbolatl for W illie’s er Is the United Slates, which took the sponsorship of the Manchester aity in the magastne. Natural His­ my’s king. ready to pass smoothly and cas­ ure” for his salary as Park and director of the museum. Steak House, additions to building will be held during the latter After winning the first trick 37.000 of the nearly 500,000 ma­ part of November under the direc­ Lions Club. tory. ually when an opponent opens Recreation Commissioner. Figured The board of trustees announces at 446 Center St., 816,000. with the ace of hearts. South on the basis of the time pqt in last chines manufactured last year. tion o f Fritz Mahler, conductor of Benefiting from the perform ahead of you In your best suit. ance will be the Manchester Child Near Pep for Sobs * ' should lead a low club to dummy’s Let him be the one that gets into year, Gaal said his salary averaged the Hartford Symphony. Final queen. Then South leads a low out to 17 cents an hour. auditions will be held later In Guidance Clinic and the Lions Club The U.S. Navy expecu to be­ trouble. Kye Research programs. trump from dummy anr. wins a The board of finance figure, and Hartford. gin converting ita Dlesel-powered For Shelnwold's 36-page booklet Sixteen young men and women Horrors Show Comes to State , Submarines to a new superquiet finesse with the jack of spades. "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," send ohe that was approved at the town South’s next step is to draw a Manchester has had three final­ will perform rhythmic gymnastics, The State ’Theater will be converted Into an "Asylum of Hor­ power plsnt in two yoare. The new 50c to Bridge Book, kunchester meeting, was 8150 in appreciation ists In the competition during the acrobatics, tumbling and body rors" Friday when Dr. Silklnl, the ghost master, presents his second round of trumps with the Evening Herald, Box 8818, Grand of his services during the year, New Home for Pumper Nearly Ready power plant wiU use fuel calls, ace. Then South tests the clubs by past three years — vloUnlats Cyn­ building exercises, and a variety of weird comedy riot on the stage, Inclu^g the Frankenstein Mon­ those femarkabla davioes which Central S U „ N.Y- 17. N.Y. plus 8100 for mileage and other exr The addiUop to the Eighth District Firehouse at Main and Hilliard Sts. is nearing completion and thia Treggor apd Carolyn Mather, ster. Showtlmes are 2, 6:30 and 0 p.m. leading out the ace of club.s. (Copyright 1861, General Features penses. It was pointed out that tra­ will soon house the district’s newest piece of fire apparatus. The new section was built primarily JACK PCRKINS, Sotesman, Danish folk dances. borrow alectricity dlracUy' from I f the clubs break 3-2, this pro­ and cellist Diane Mather. Blue Bird I , Com.) ditionally, and especially In New to permit firemen to put this truck up front where It can get out quickly. Then all three pumpers chamlcal reactions. cedure ia quite safe. South can AT Oatniiig Up fei Manchester “The Blue Bird" will be present­ England, people do services for will be in front stalls and only an old Reo spare truck will be parked behind another vehicle. R£COMA4€NDS Manchaster Little Theater March Fuel cells are up to 80 per cent then lead a trump to the king and *'OpoTBition Petticoat’’ with Cary ed by the Children's Wing of the their town as a civic duty rather (Herald photo by Satemls). 10. It wlU be sponsored by the, Diplom a Exams ^Icient, twice aa efficient as cur­ run the clubs. Livestock Late Old than for the monetary value re ■Towrn Rec Department. rent enginea. When the clubs fall to break. Later, ‘the N avy hopes to power have about 3.8 children — and celved. Children 10 years of age and old' Offered by State South is relieved to see that the Washington — On December 18, The board reviewed the dog ferred at this meeting because of ous American soprano, in the title small attack aubmarinas with fuel women have a remarkablS record er are invited to Join the g^roup player with four clubs also has 1865, Congress enacted a law to warden’s reports for the past year, the small number of candidates. Opera Association role, and will feature an all-star cells Like nuclear power plants, for predicting the size of their the mlasing queen of trumps. South Refreshments will in charge cast. Further information may Friday at 6:15 p.m. in the Xlaat Side Application forms are now avail­ prevent the spread of foreign A total of 253 investigations were Yra the fuel cell power plants don’t families. leads a club to dummy’s king, be had from Ann Pym, ballet-ml.s- INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Rec. able from the State Department of animal diseases to the United made by Warden Frank Paggloli. o f Mr. and Mra. Peter Massolini, Seeking Dancers need air and will enable aubmarinea That’s the report from scient­ ruffs a low club, and then leads a tre.ss of the Connecticut Opera THESE EXCEPTIONAL BUYS Dick Hasaett will do the set de­ Education in Hartford for those States by restrictingr livestock im­ The board agreed that the smiount Mr. and Mra. Arthur Pinney Sr., Oar affioa Is opea Tharsday evenlagB from T to 0 o’clock for sign, and Fred Bllsh will construct to remain submerged for longer ists, drawing on data from the trump to dummy’s king. He. Is now portations. and William Androlevich. Association. wishing to earn a high school di­ periods. Rising near the surface to University of Michigan Survey of work entailed In the job last Seeking to expand its ranks, the yoar eoaveaieaoe. If you prefer, wo wUI ksve one of oar capable It. ploma by examination. Candidates year supported the salary paid of N o Party corps de ballet of the Connecticut ffagteferad repreaeatatlveo call oa .yoa,^ at year ooavenienoe, to Worthy of Note get air for ita enginea makes the Research Center. Women polled St. Maurice CYO will meet at 7 DUMNO must submit their applicsUons and in 1955 expetced to have an aver­ 81,000. Opera Association will hold audi­ Brazil Buys Engines aaslst yon. Mlietlier your preblein Involves one tboossnd or s conventional submarine more vul­ tonight at the church hall. A Hal­ Max Morath plays a ragtime a transcript o f any high school age of 3.1 children — and a follow­ However, concern was shown tions Sunday, Nov. 12. at 2 p.m. ndllloB doUsrs, wo hsvs the faeOitleo to render you complete nerable. loween party will be held for mem­ concert Saturday at 8 p.m. at the work they have done not later up ahowed they hit that figure re­ over the trivial nature of some of in the lobby ballroom of Hartford’s Brasilia—Brazil’s Ministry of SCTVioe. bers at 'the Sheridan home after University o f Connecticut Student than one week before the exami­ Station O-V-A-B-Y markably well. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY the complaints on which the waX' Hotel Bond. - Dancers who arc Transportation smd Public Works Union. the Instructions. chosen will perform in the Feb. 3 nation. Sclentiats have opened three naw Most Americans now accept the den was called. The board discussed has ordered 180 diesel-electric lo­ Sootiand’s Kenneth McKellar The testa will be given on Mon­ broadcasting stations— each in tha Idea of regulating tha size of their Your Hoot, Mike Stanko, Presents for You— the fact that the dog warden’s production of "A id a" on the stage comotives. worth $23,500,000 from Sh e a r so n . H a m m il l s C o . and the White Heather Group play day, Nov. 20, at the UJS. Army salary was paid from the dog Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ of the Bushnell. ^ - a mm ■ ovaries o f young Rheaus monkeys. families and the age-spacing of the United States. They will be I IVOTv TW OTW at the Buehnell Memorial Wednes­ Reserve Training Oentar In West Sooner or later there will be 75 their children, the study said. license fund which will probably be ton correspondent, Grace McDer- This production of grand opera built by the General Electric day. Nov. 1, at 8:30 p.m. Also on Hartford. Tliey are acheduled for depleted in a short period of time. RMtt, telephone Mitchell S-6566. ■Will feature Leontyne Price, fam ­ Company at Erie, Pa. mmoiMim 918 Main Street, Manchester • Mitchell 9-2821 monkeys so equipped. University of This makes birth rates very sen­ the bill are the Mancheeter Pipe 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with one hour for Pennsylvania acientlats will uae the sitive to social and economic 'THE VERSATILES" It was suggested that townqpeople Band, actor Duncan Macrae, cu;- lunch. cooperate in keeping the dog signals to find out the exact mo­ changes. For Yonr Dining and Entertaining Pleasnra! oordionlst Bobby Macleod. and To qualify for the teats, appli­ ment ovulation occurs, when the w a xen ’s work to a minimum to soprano Moira Anderson. cants must be at least 19 years egg is released from the ovary. Get the VIbratloiMi avoid increased costs to the town, Genial Jack Perkina, one of oar "L et Freedom Sing" is the name old, must have been out of high It was reported that H. N. Alex­ leading aaletinen with 40 years’ By studying the state of the body TTie Earth—and every physical Oak Grill, 30 Oak St.— Manchester o f the Fred Waring show coming school at least one year, a Connect­ at that moment, scientists may be object In the world— vibrates, and ander o f New London, auditor of experience, recimunenda these out­ to the Buehnell Saturday at 8:30 icut resident for at least six able to learn more about how ovu­ has its own particular pitch, much NO COVER e NO MINIMUM e AMPLE FARKINO town accounts, will not start work standing values. Exceptional Quality ^ p.m. months preceding the date o f ap­ lation and fertilization occur, and as a violin or guitar string. The on town records until the middle of Tonight at the University of plication, and the class with which may even find a test to determine Elarth vibrates about once an hour. November. This will Inevitably the applicant entered high school Connecticut, pianist Leonard reliability when ovulation occurs in So say scientists at Welzmann cause a delay in issuing the town Seeber 1x111 launch the 1961 facul­ must have graduated. the human. Institute. 'They report that data report, members otoserved. E X C L X m E I ExceUent Values In general, the fields covered by New bex^ baikace design ty recital eeries at 8:15 o’clock in analyzed from the 1960 Chilean Oub Pack to Meet the tests include ElngUsh, Mathe­ Von der Mehden Recital Hall. She’s ifis Boea The meeting for CUb Scout Pack I matics, Natural Sciences and So­ earthquake confirms their fomtula for fee’VITAL THIHD" The average married woman be­ 78 will be held at 7:15 tonight, 15 The Hartford Symphony Or­ cial Studies. as to how the earthquake excited Engineered for sleep BRENTWOOD chestra gives its first performance tween the ages of 20-24 in the the natural vibrations o f the Enjoy Y oiJ r mlhutes later than previously of this season tonight at 8:15 p.m. United States today expects to Barth. acheduled. A full hour program is comfort by famous at the Bushnell under the direc­ planned, including awarding of SWEATERS tion o f Fritz Mahler. Tall Cedars Plan Party Here oadges, other awards and recep­ NOBODY knows more 3r%t'w*ai tion of new ihembers. The Beaux Arts Trio performs about Bleep comfort than is spsmt mm 6m v M Open Up at the University of Connecticut Take our word for it, you’ll Mra. Eleanor Preuss’ Den 8 will FaU Ceremonial You Are Cordiully Invited put on a short skit. Simmons And Sealy. The re- *Mei .mt fmmr mssttrssm. Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the Jor­ enjoy those bijr party dinners gensen Auditorium. Each Cub should be accompanied S i m m o n s suit of years of research to give you better sleep. Coil Naw Nutmeg Forest, TaU Cedars of better if you reserve a private by a parent. N ew appUcations will The Kingston Trio sings at the To AND springs with scientifically balanced tension are built into Lebanon, will have its Fail, Cere­ room or large table here. We be ucepted before and after the Worlds Bushnell Sunday at 8 p.m., one monial Saiturday, Nov. 4. A claiw pack meeting. So far 21 boys are the “ vital third” of these mattresses, where your weight performance only. will be initiated into the Masonic- i t can accommodate parties of enrolled in the pack. is concentrated. Designed to keep your body in the Van Cllbum plays Monday night afflliated organization during the all sizes! Den Mothers are Mrs. Preuss, - of at the Bushnell., 8:30 p.m. Costume Capers a KING-SIZE VALUE! restful position nature intended. Each of the mattresses Sidonian D ^ re e oompetition. M ra Walter Traschuk and Mrs. featured below have special features for this sale. A Comfort The Wadsworth Atheneum's ex­ Timxia Forest o f 'West Hartford Tel. M I 8-141S For Reeervations Eileen Himtingtcm. Others v(ho can e a l y hibit of Colt firearms opens F ri­ S will com.pete with NVitmeg's de­ serve as den mothers will be wel­ special arrangement with Simmons and Sealy means day, Nov. 3, and will run until Jan­ gree team at 7 p.m. SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 1961 come. we alone in this city can offer the.se.mattresses. uary. Buy Now at King’s Low, Low Prices 7.95 to 15.95 The activities begin at 8 pjn. in Baslneeamen’s Workshop Today the Masonic Temple and will fea­ Lanoheons Served Dally The public is Invited to the ture a oonoert by the Tall Cedars A t The Christmas Workshop at the Com­ Deaths Last Night Band, a drill by the TaU Cedars munity Hall today until 10 p.m. Ifynflkittiinnntli Rangers, and tha prologue and SUNDAY DINNERE SERVED Displays of Christmas g ift items royal ooi^. suid decorations will be shown by By TH E A S S O C IA iX p PRESS VILUQE UNTERH BARN 12 NOON to 8 PJ«. gf asHlMs krtshy fM y many Tolland Ceginty homemakers New Tork—Eldward i^tUieb, 58, Manchester Oedarettes wlU TOLLAND TURNPIKE groups. Mrs. Mario Fava la chair­ Aaaam a*-*- —— managing editor of the Long Is­ serve a baked ham dinner at 6 irain uWH o e c w * uWyri o’clock. man of th-e event which is spon­ land Press since 1942, died Tues­ Sponsored By day. He underwent an operation Eintertalnment will be provided sored by the Tolland County ICx- TTHE DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE “ FOOD FOB teabolly hurthhlWo for lung concbr tw’o years ago and after the oompetition at night, to AVEY’S tenslon Service. had been in ftUling health for more which the ladies are invited. Daaelog 0 to 1—^Donation $660 Per Couple EVERY MOOD” Asseeaors Meet lOilHMSdyDaiooknket than a year. Gottlieb Joined the Reservations are being accepted The assessors will be in session Press, a member of the Newhouse now by WfUiam Stevenson, junior at the Community Hall until 7 to­ ^BMDiQ DlOi^ 10 | n newspaper group, 36 years ago as deputy grand tail cedar, 22 Thom­ night and from 1 to 7 p.m. for the a reporter and . later was a colum­ as Dr., and they must be made rest of the week to receive proper­ w i wHiBln jfOQ M fii. nist and city editor. by next Monday night ty lists. Mra. Mary Cote is a new member of the board. Other mem­ Buenos Airest Argentina — Dr. In preparation for the ceremon­ BUSHNELL FIRST nPI’EARANCE IN HARTFORD' 'Wnpifa iTfliiilw with Milan Stojadlnovlc, 73, a pre-war ial, the Tall Cedars Band will have bers are Edson P. Herrick and premier of Yugoslavia, died Tues­ a rehearsal next 'WiedneBday at 8 Mrs. Fritz No'ren. Bnnfamd-isganiqM day. Stojadlnovlc, who had been fi­ o’clocsk at the Washington Social A ll lists must be submitted to FLORSHEIM nance niinister in his country, be­ Club. the aasviSBors before Nov. 1 In or­ cellsctiMOftliiinrid's came premier In 1934. He arrived Beer on Tap in Rooms der to avoid paying a 10 per cent SHOES an exile in Argentina 12 years nit: KINdSrON TRIO penalty for late filing. fiflcrt 100% «h|in wools ago and became editor and publish­ Orange Seeeion Florshelm Shoes are made Melbourne, Australia—A hotel er of an economics magazine. bartender in the Victoria town of An old-fashioned "cracker bar­ spscially biMHied to kMp you to look better, fit better and rel" discussion on "What Do You wear longer. That’s why Maryborough forgot to turn off \nit>rica 's M ost id n io u s I'oik the Water after rinsing out the Know About the Grange?’’ will be w«m w t ^ e a iy . It's neater, more men wear Florshelm Shoes than all quality makes pub's pipes. Result: The beer pres­ a feature of a meeting o f the combined. sure was higher than that of the ( d ' o u p Bolton Grange Friday at 8 p.m. it’s more comfortible, it's water and the beer ran through at the Community Hall. The first $19.95 up SPECIAL 69c the hotel's water lines and Into and second degrees will not be con- Mirapics. Ask for it by name. glasses and bathtubs. Door and Bath Size SUNDAY . OCTOBER 29 . 8:00 P M ) MANSFIELD Venetian Blinds DEMPSEY BRIEFED ON NHRK Simmons Sealy Sealy Washed Hartford, Oct. 25 (IP)—Gov. John Pncps inc. t.ii Orch. or Ibt R.il. S^.85, S^.30, S3.75; 2nd Bal. S3.20. Effluiys/iiON SHOES N. Dempsey got a rundown on the $2.65, S2. to. 4 CHAMP HATS general prospects for the New Ha­ mattren or box spring ■aiiren or box spring FINDELUS ven Railroad yesterday from Its Added Attiraetioa: RONNIE SCHELL mattress ct box spring CPtsmp Hats are made by $11.95 up chief trustee, Harry W. Dorigan. Brilliant, Young Avant-garde Comedian tbs finest craftsmen in 485 E MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CONN. After the brief conference, Demp­ OatUng acquainted at Tree America—^for style, comfort sey and Dorigan said the meet­ Make Checks P.iyable to and Matl *o: Soto $ 0 0 . 8 8 S c d « $ 4 4 8 8 Sol* and long wear. M I S-4865 ing was principally a courtesy call tM e Beauty Salon la easy— BUSHNELL MEMORIAL. HARTFORD U. CONN p tic B p r i e * p iic B Dorigan promised to keep Demp­ Jnst e a llj^ aa Htpointment 3 8 * 4 9 “ $9.95 . Offer Expires Nov. 4, 1961- sey informed on all developments as they are planned In thu ^ture. Good Quality. Has two hundred Better Quality. A, full three The New Haven, operating lihdfr Best Quality. Firm support trusteeship, petitioned for reor PHONE M I 8-7882 and twenty coils for firm sup­ hundred and twelve tempered with three hundred and twelve ganization last July under the fed' port plus Body Balance con­ w)ils, with Body Balance con­ coils plus edge guard and. dam­ ALUGATOR eral bankruptcy act. struction in the “ vital third." struction so important to com­ ask cover, unique body balance Marendaz Cord handles and .vents. Full or fort. Cord handles, vents. Tuft­ construction. Cord handles, state twin size. ™ ed. Twin or full size. vents, tuftless. Twin or full. TOP COATS TRAVEL A6ENCY 6 PJl. PONT, WEDNESDAY, THPItSPAY, SATURDAY ONLY Ton artn welcome the lux­ Authorized Agents For All "OPERATION PETTICOAT" and “IMlTA'nON (of UFE” USHNELn THIS SAT. iS ury built into these coats, will N O T be ehown Friday dn» to Frankenstein and Dracula fla ^ fabrics from import­ Rail, A ir and Steamship • STARTS TONIGHT • stage show. ed wools, soft shd rich and Lines Not 2 - not 3 - but 4 Simmons products! watSMspellant too. * i^ *F B B D WARINO * * *• I SHOWN TO D AY and THIJB8P A Y at 5:05 and 0:20 PJW. 18 Asylum St., Hartford Tel. CHapel 7-5857 2 mattresses and 2 box springs $35.75 up (The Sounds of Amerioa) v— ' > HAROLD HELLS Naw Conoart Spaotaoular Starring IN PERSON Manchester Agent THE PENNSYLVANIANS Sesty $tys: "As rimple a thing Tel. CH 7-5857 6:80-10:00 GOOD TICKETS A L L PRICES . u a new hairdo uncurk a 'new lease on life* for many a ghl.*' ALL 4 FOR n o o SUITS TWDMDM O ^ . or le t Bal. 84.80, 8.75, 8.20. 2nd Bal. 82.65, 2.10, 1A6. t s r auu)BinM-WIB«-« EWuHi MBtN telephone reeervations call Hartford JA 5-8177 One of tho greateit bodding Talnet wo’yo ever seen I WiecetM suits prieod way balow. tbsir market values, ' BtlSHNCLL Hundred! of coils for ostra comfort, support and Hupsiloi fitting and tailor- long life. Twin sise only. .Jtag la e w ry suit . I55.M VALUTO CHOOSE FROM OUR FOUR i . $ e so CREDIT PLANS ''/ir « (1) 80-d a y REGULAR CHARGE H e itit Fiu*nittts i* (2) 80-60-00 6-PAYMENT CHARGE PLAN (I) UP TO TWO YEARB TO PAY III") M A I N ST. M ANCHESTFR (6 ) YOUNG ilOBIXaCAKraM LAY-AWAY AMPLE FREE PARKING II

t - m ■ : '■ ■ MAMCHESTEB BVENINa HERALD, HANCkESTBR^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER tS. 1961 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHE8TSB, CONN.. W ED^SDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1961 P A O S f l V M .> ; Sf • • ■ - • ■ ' , • • • ¥ Andover—wMImut maUac direct trlbutad l» peart ta iIslBg o69ta to SNET Outlines rtf ersnee to SNETCO or the cur­ property owaen, pirtlquUiiy C o v e n t r y . , through a gift of House at 6:80 pro. Thursday to go Columbia way between Norwich and Hart­ Bryan Farm Approval rent HUC searioa. CosH Set Uxeo. Mrs. Edward PeriUns of Rt. 8L ^outh W indsor to Newington Hi|di School-to take ford. May toM the Andover Refiub- PrioM of uaed ean n m by William Ayers’ Grade 5 class Is part In toe Hartford OoUnty Hl-Y Here the children will view toe Effect of Taxes Iten Wetnaii’A CMb last nlgM that •evoa-tontlu of ono por oont in building a solar aystem of wire induction. Dancing will follow toe SA Fund Campaign massive old chimney in toe cellar, Dasnoorats w irt trying “ to put SopUmber but priOM of now oert Achievement and paplar-mache In conjunction Pupils Present ceremonies. the bridal suite, and toe authentic Appealed by Residents over a diagraeaful aham” by pro- Record in deollaod by six-Untbo of ono por with tbe class study of the uni­ Third of Mark barroom. Unique In this area is toe- (OMtiMMd trMi Pag* Om ) taatlng rata tncreaaa raqueata eoBt M IN I models ooUl At ^ verse. When completed, h win he Mexohester Evening Herald upstairs dance floor built on springs aought by utility oompaniea at counts.. hung from the ceUing In the gIs m - Sooth Windsor correspondent Night Slated room. W izard o f Oz Mrs. Howard C. Bates, chairman and toe "little prison” where pris­ An AppMl from a decision oif the Town Planning Commis­ Mlarlw of ths top offieura wtrs. FVG haailnan. September In tbe food oAtegory, decUnoo K-C BINGO Lnurn Knts, telephone Ml 4-^68. oners were apparently kept for Boys of Grades 5 and 6 have Chairman Eugene 8. Loughlln told During ^ 1961 Genaral As- wore noted In prleoi' for freOh of toe current Salvation Army fund short periods of time. sion and board of directors in approving the pressed Bryan Every Friday Night At 8 P.M. started an intramural soccer pro­ Wappiiig Elementary School him he eould look at the latest sambly, May aald, tha Danworats fruits And vogotwleo and poultry, By4-Haubs drive, reported $04 has been col­ The class is taking the trip in SMILING SF IVVU I Farms subdivision near the Manchester-South Windsor town (Oaxtiauad fre a Page OaO) lAoro than ofnetting Ineroaoea for gram under the coaching of Grades 4-6 will see a condensed annual report filed with the PUC rsfuaad Ito aven conalder a ra- i - Ayers. The program vriilch sbutod lected to date. This is about one connection with its study of New line was filed yesterday by five. Manchester property owners vlalon of the uUHtloa' taxaa on moAta, aggA raatauraat maala and KNiaHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME version-of "Tha Wiurd of Ot” to­ England. «Sio ttv* M «r tha tiacL to find out thie Information. contracts partly to Uvtag^oot dairy pndueta. Tha annual 4-H achievement ; resterday will continue through Local Stocks I third of the quota. She also an­ flve awmrata oooaskmt.” :7ov. 18 with four teams organlse'l morrow presented by fellow stu­ Monday, Alan Howland’s grade - Th« action, anaworable ia tho The report, covering tha year H« aald Ropublicaaa aought re- changes. 138 MAIN STRCT — MANCHiSTM a lfh t program will be held at 7:15 nounced that Mrs. Arnold J. Han­ 3 visited the Continental Baking Court of Common Plea* In Hart­ About 10,000 workers In trans­ Food Sale Set dents. na of Hennequln Rd. has been add­ ended Dec. 80, 1060, showed the Viaions of the Democratic admln- pjn .,tomorrow at Rohwrtaon S t Mary’s S t Oermalnv Guild Co. in Eiast Hartford. ford Nov. 7. was brougtat by AEC Will Fire following annual salariea paid to istration'a tax program, peutieu- portation and aircraft manufac­ The Grade 4 class of Mra. Mona 4|uotatleaa Puisdahed bi ed to the list of ^Heitors. On Nov. 1, Grade fl, Mrs. Prior Thomas M. Healy, Elisabeth F. turing flm u will receive _pay Four N u r^ Join Behool. ’ will have a food sale Saturday Cobnni h MIddlebrook, lac. the top three officera. President larly in the publie utHiUea area, on Foster and Grade 5 class of Mar­ School Bulletins and Joseph Markoff, teachers, will Haaly, Albert T. Heavisides, EHs- Luciufe S. Rowe, 175,000; vice presi­ boosts of one cent an hour. They ' Chairman Charlea F. Dvorak Jr. starting at 10 a.m. at Tremblay’s grounds that the increasea "Would store on Rt. 81. Members of toe vin Eisenberg aro producing the Basil Slocks Miss Lillian Crosby, music su­ visit the Marine Museum at Mys­ abath C. Heavisides, and Sher- Salt Mine Shot dent and general manager, Paul M. include employes of most divlalona Staff at Hospital nporta tha program will Include Bid Asked have to be pasaed on to the people of the Greyhound Lines, fhe Pub­ church parish have been urged to miniature show for toe assembly. pervisor at Porter school, has an­ tic. wx)od G. Bowers. Zorn, $50,000: and sdminletrative of the atate.” I THE PUTNAM GROWTH FUND. Th# purpoM of group alnging led by Mra. Ethel T ^ cast will Include Linda Heal Hartford National Persbnal Notes Approval of tho subdivision plan lic Service Cbordinated Transport donate baked foods to toe event, nounced she would like to initiate vice president and director. Bails "Democratic legislators who Bight naw ataff appolntmanta Cargo with Mrs. WiUiam Glen- as Dorothy; Gary Kendall as toe Bank and ’lYust Co. 67 61 instrumental instruction at the Clayton E. Hunt, former judge .anw in "violation of Manchester In New Mexico C. Maxey, $42,915. Co. of New Jersey, a bus line, and have bean announced by Manohea- this Fund is to seek for its shareholders m a ^ u ra Proceeds will be for the church now try to deceive the public that the Hayes and Northrup Aircraft building fund. Mrs. Walter Slwek, Scarecrow; Thomas Conlon as toe Conn. Bank and Trust school on wind and string instru­ of probate for this district, is a subdivision regulaOpns for street ter Memorial Hospital, Including ney as pianiat. Co...... 59t4 631.4 ewnstmetton.” perniiUed improper Assistant Controller Hansen they were unaware that the rates firms. long-term grov^h of capital, consistent with a. chairman of toe ways and means Tin Man; Mark -Reynold as the ments, for pupils of Grebes 4, 5 patient at Windham Community (Ooattained from Page One) said in his response to questioning would be passed on.” May aaid. four nursas. Barbara Doggart will lead the Uon; Francis Jones aa toe Wlz^ Kirs Insaraaes C«miMUUet and 6. Any parents interested Memorial Hospital. variances to subdivision regula About $5,000 other aircraft in- The nurses are Mias Diana Ed­ committee, is chairman. . tions and was not In ^accordance by the PUC that the "straight line" "•re acting in a shsuneful manner.” duatry werkera, chiefly in Douglas prudent yet aggreMive investment policy. For s pladge of aUegiance with the The guild plans to conduct a sale ard; Judy PawUch as the Wicked Aetna F ir e ...... 119 124 should contact Miss Crosby. Michael Kokoszkl, son of Mr. Under queetioning, Wldte House method of depreciation used by At the hearing yesterday. Com­ wards, 154 Walker St,, a rscant American flag to be carried by Witch and Hilary Hawkins aa toe Hartford Fire ...... 84^ 89 >4 George A. Patros, principal, has and Mrs. Walter Kokoszkl of Hunt V with the comprehensive plan for Aircraft Co., win receive a 2-cent graduata o f Hartford Hospital every other month. ;• i tho development of Manchester preas secretary Pierre Salinger SNETTOO Is beat for the company missioner Strong sUrted his prbbe hourly Increase. In addlUon, free prospectus on The Putnam Growth Fund, call George Eberle. Walter Wanagri Guild members have donated a Good Witch. National Fire ...... 149 159 announced that because of defects Rd.. who was Injured while playing and the customers. He was request­ of the impact of ths gross earn­ School of Nursing, who will work wUl lead the 4-H pledge with GaU Pjioenlx F ir e ...... 114 119 in the film used to take pictures freshman football Oct. 13 at Wind­ according; to the complaint. mid the statement speaks for it­ about 11,000 employes in meat de­ In tho special care sone; Misa Lin­ or write us.’ dressed doll for toe Norwich Dio­ MUm Carolyn EYltscbl, a r t The nearby property owners ed to prepare an estimate of what ings tax increaae by noUng that partments of liw Angeles Super­ Cargo carring the, 4-H flag. ESa- cesan District Thrift Shop 'pro­ teacher, assisted with the scenery Ufa and Indemnity Ina. Uon. of pupils about two weeks ago, the ham High School, has undergone self. A* worded, the statement did the depreciation would be under da E r la c h , 26 Alton St., a re­ corts wiU be Betty Lou Leonard gram. photographer will return tomorrow surgery on his knee at Windham charge that the proposed subdi- SNBJTCO’s statements listed the markets will receive a 0-cents an cent graduate of Middlesex Me­ and costumes, and Mrs. Elizabeth Aetna Casualty .... 145 155 vision will create a severe traffic not exclude any nation holding rapid write-off procedures allowed figure at $4,289,000. hour increase based oh a 2-year and Thomas WeUee. The guild will meet at 8 p.m. Jones, music teacher, helped with Aetna Life ...... 140 146 to take them over again. Community Memorial Hospital. His in the internal revenue code. morial Hospital (Middletown) hazard in the area, attempts U.N. membetahip. Commissioner Wallace R. Burke matching of wages to living OMs. John Wanagel wlU give the wel­ Nov. 9 at St. Mary’s Church hall. toe songs and music. Conn. (Jeneral ...... 290 305 Mrs. Barbara Jacobsen, Grade 1 father said he Is now beginning to channel arterial access traltic over School o f Nursing, operating come. Jay E. Oorden Sr., chair­ teacher who has been on leave for feel more comfortable and will Salinger referred additional in­ then questioned Hansen about The Labor Department also re­ room; Mra. Christine Terby, 121 Members are to bring in Christmas Assembly programs are present­ Hftd. Steam Boiler 127 short, narrow streets designed to The public hearing on the-South­ what he called a "dlvieion of in­ ported that both the buying power Open Thunday evening 6 M to 9M>p,m. man of the 4-H town committee, gifts for toe residents of S t Jo- the first two months of the school probably be home by next week. quiries to the Atomic Energy Oom- ern New England Telephone Co.'s Cushman Dr., a registered nurse: ed monthly at toe school as a reg­ Travelers ...... 150 >/4 156'.4 accommodate limited resldentiat mlmion. terstate revenue” contract with and after-tax earnings of factory will make the five-yew member seidi’s Home in WllUmantic. ular class activity. All rooms and Publie f'tIUties year, will return to her duties Nov. use, threatening the safely of pe- request for a rate increase—^which and Miss Diana Ruhnley of Valley BoUctln Board 1. Mrs. Eidward DAuteuil has been Manchester Evening Herald Co­ The Uhfted States so far has tha American Telephone and Tele­ workers declined q bit in Sep­ View Lane, Vemon, a licensed and leader presentaUona. all students participate in the Conn. Light A Power 31H 33 V4 daatriaiis and children, and re­ for a while was the scene of politi­ graph Co. tember. The after-tax pay figure Certificates and premium money The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of substitute teacher. lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don­ set off three underground ex­ cs! debate by legislators—focused practical nuraa In tha apeclal ,care PITTNAM & C O . programs. Htfd. Electric Ught. 72 >4 7514 duces property values. Hansen told them the company for the average factory worker will be given out by MIm Gayle toe ETrst Conmregational Church Patros reports two student ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy Tha Tovgn Planning Commission plosions in mllltsrj’ tests which on the company's financial state­ sons. Atombars Nww York Stock Exehongo A second assembly at the school Hartford Gas Co. . . . 67 8-S4S5. were renewed after Russia ended Actually would pay about 48 per heading a family of four was Kent, Tolland county club agent, will have a Halloween party at 8 trainees from Willlmantic State held a besu-ing July 10 on a sub- ments today. Other new appointeea are two ri lAST omm n. * MANcanm p.m. Friday at Quandt Memorial tomorrow has been scheduled by Southern New England College are now working at Porter a S-jaar moratorium Sept. 1 and cent of the tax, and be reimbursed $82.44 a week, nearly $1 below the nurses aldea, Mrs. Doris K Snow and Norma Lawton, superinten­ Grades 1-3. It will Include songs Telephone ...... 5214 55 V4 fUvisloa—fpap submitted by I. R. Carl M. Hansen, SNBTTCO’s as­ an estimated 17 per cent by AT4T. August level. Jomei T. Blair • Roberf N. Storkwl dent of the 4-H town fair. Halt School for a six week period. Mar­ GRANGE WINNER 8Uch Asaociatos, Inc. for develop- fired the first of more than a score sistant comptroller, continued his of Hublard Dr., -Vernon and Mre. Tho Ckiuples’ Club of toe First and poetry on an Indian and Hal­ fitanofactoring Companies vin A. Ross has been working with Washington, Oct. 25 (A>»—Glas­ of atmospheric explosions. The reimbursement percentage, he Tills change was attributed to Marilyn Worda|irorth of Rt. 44A, A skit "Getting Ready for the mpnt e t property nortci of Wilbur presentation of the company's fi­ said, may be lower If other com­ Congregational Church will have a loween theme by Mrs. Agnes K n ow , Hart, Heg. .. 60’4 644 Richard Curland in the Grade 5, tonbury Grange of Glastonbury, The military experiments have reduced average working houra North Coventry; and two X-ray Fair," will be presented by 4-H Davis' Grade 2. Miss Barbara Flo- O w Parkway and aooth of Bald­ nancial records as the hearing be­ panies in the Bell System have a due to auto industry strikes and Halloween costume party at 8 pjn. Associated Spring .. 12 >4 144 and George Richards is with Mrs. Conn., is among winners of hon­ win Rd- Ptaial approval was grant- been carried out at the AEC teat fore the State Public Utilities Com technicians, Mias Sandra Poole, club members Carolyn 'T ra.sk, Saturday In toe vestry. The com­ rop'B class w ill. include a story Bristol Brass ...... 12 >4 14 Mercedes Prior in Grade 8. Both orary mention—and a $1,000 prize site In Nevada, with no reports lower net income. the effects of hurricane Carls. formerly o f Grova City, Pa., and ad after a nOct. • hearing by the mission moved into its third day. Hansen went along with Burke’s ' Donna Jones, David Storrs, Donald mittee in charge Is Mr. and Mrs, among their presentations of cho­ Em-Hart ...... 80>4 854 are juniors at the college. —in the National Grange’s 1961 Board afDiracton. beyond the word of the firing of Myers said the September living Misa Janet Boudreau, formerly of Storrs, EYederick Mlnlcueci, Rob­ community service contest. The Under questioning by PUC com­ statement that "17 per cent is still cost figure showed no notieesble W. Bryce Honeywell, Mr. and Mrs. ral poetry and songs. Fafnir Bearing ...... 51'4 554 Grade 5 pupils of Richard Cur- the shots. Bath, Maine. ert Adamcik, Suaan Welles and Walter Eawell .and Mr. and Mrs New TesidierB Heublein Inc...... 28 31 winners, announced yesterday, will The Whit# House said the Plow­ missioner Henry B. Strong, Han­ your estimate of the return." The effect from the new minimum land's room were to go across toe receive their awards at the Na­ sen admitted yesterday that the assistant comptroller also said the wage law tb*t went Into effect Patricia Sherman. Richard Gale. Four new teachers have been N. B. M achine...... 17 19 street today to tour the Old Inn, share Program test, known as The Gilbert Storrs Memorial Coventry Garden Club will have added to toe factulty at Ellsworth North and Judd .... 14 16 tional Grange convention in Wor­ Third Class Held Project Gnome, is designed to pro­ state groBs earnings tax will hit estimate of the actual Impact of Sept. 3, raising the hourly mini­ through the courtesy of Mrs. Mar­ cester, Mass., Nov. 16 The top SNETTCO to the tune of $1.73 mil­ the tax increase on SNETCO — mum for many workers from $1 to General Manager award wlU bo presented by Wil­ a special meeting at 8 p.m. Thure, Memorial High School. Stanley Works .... 19 21 shall Squier. vide scientific and technical in­ liam Olenney, leader of the Baa day at toe home of Mrs. Ernest J Miss Geraldine Mailett, fine Veeder R o o t...... 58 62 award of $10,000 went to the Lei 5 lion, rather than the $4.3 million based on the present rates — $1.15 an hour. He said any effect % Built sometime before 1750, It cester Grange of Leicasler, N.O. For Blood Aides formation in these areas: * to and Kackle 4-H au b. Starkel on Upton Dr. Burt Gaylor arts, and arts and crafts teacher, \ The possibility of recovering estimated in the company’s 1961 would be $1.73 million. probably won’t be felt for some Sitting Up Today Tbs above quotatlona a n not to was a stopping-off place fot stage­ More than 6,0(X) local granges par­ Income ststements. TTie tax, based on the company’s time, and. In any event, probably Scholarshlpa will be presented of WllUmantic will give a talk on attended toe University of Con­ M construed as actual markets. coaches, and Is situated about half The third In a seriea o f InstniC' useful power from heat generated dried arrangements and toe proces­ necticut and toe Massachueetts ticipated in the contest. by a nuclear explosion. Hansen told the hearing that grots earnings, presumably will be would be alight. General Manager Richard Mat- by the Rev. James R. MacArUiur tton clasaai for Blood Program o f tha 4-H town committee. sing of natural materials. College of Art. Aides, apenaored by Manchester The feasibility of recovering iso­ about 52 per cent of the increase greater if higher rates are al­ On the other hand, Myers said tin eat up in a wheelchair for the topes of commercial or scientific Is deductible for federal Income lowed. that It was indicated that wage first time today, IS days after un A year in review wiU be given Mrs. Mary Tucker, a graduate Red Crdas, was held today at the toy Cheryl UtUe. Tapa will oom- Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ of St. Joseph's College, teaches Red Cnae OtHoa. value that would be produced by tax purposes. Of the remainder, he TTie PUC requested an estl- increases had helped boost Sep­ dilergoinj open heart surgery, ac­ said, about 17 per cent will be re­ mated 1962 statement from tember clothing prices more than piote the program with Bruce entry coirespondent, F. Pauline English I and n classes and a U.S. The moniliig aeasion was con such explosions. co;cording to a report from Hartford Uttle, telephone PI 2-6231. ducted by Mrs. Gertrude Wilkin- Neutron physics and other sci­ paid to SNETCO under a contract SNETTCO which would show any the amount expected. Hospital. Perkim aa bugler. history course. .aon, chiaf nurae, Connecticut entific theoiy. with the American Telephone A expected Increaae In revenues as A 1.9 per cent average increase While his condition ia sufficient­ Uahera will be William Hoffman, FYench I and ElngUsh III are Blood Ceatar, Hartford. The after­ Effects of nuclear detonation In Telegraph Co. well as the expected increases In in prices of women's and girls' ap­ ly Improved to permit him to sit Iftchael Meniam and Daniel taurtt by Miss Arlene Ferras. a noon aiaalon. an orientation to Red salt During the session two Republi- expenses. parel was the largest September up for brief periods .n a whee.- Storrs. H ebron graduate of toe University of Cross, waa conducted by Mrs. Design principles useful In c a n le^slators — apparently to rise since 1955—bringing the cost chalr, Martin remains on the crit­ The hall will be decorated by Hartford. Eleanor. GriSln. axacutiva director developing nuclear explosive de­ counter previous remarks by of feminine attire to a record high. ical list, a hospital spokesman ttie Then H’ens 4>H Chib and will Boy’s Eye Injured Bernard Rosen teaches book­ of the4Bood Program, Hartford vices specifically for peaceful pur­ Democratic leglslators^sald the Adult Occupancy Costs of men’s and boys’ clothing said. toe cleaned by the Coventry 4-H keeping and n in addition to sen­ Chapter' A group of 3S women poses. 1961 General Assembly realized rose seven-tenths of one per cent, The general manager has a TV Foresters club. In Arrow Mishap ior mathematics. This is Rosen s parttcipatad and win be certified that some part of the increase In but failed to exceed the record set set in his room and is reading EJaoh 4-H family has been ariced first teaching aaslgnment. He re­ as vom taar blood program aides At Hospital Dips a year ago. books. He Is permitted no visitors to contribute toward the mintrrwMn ceived his bachelor of arts degree the gross earnings tax might have Most housing costs advanced to aaaiat at future bloodmebUe to be passed on to the public except members of his family. o f $1,000 wMch must be raised An 11-year-old Hebron boy re­ from the University of Hartford. ▼Bits, Legislators See utilities consumer. While the number of emergency slightly, including bouse furnish­ Martin was stricken O ct 9, and each year tn the county for tbe mains under observation today at Andrew Bqylook, drafting, and ings and rent. Residential rents arts and crafts teaOher, graduated Tha group was greeted by Mre. out-patients at Manchester Me was transferred the following day extenalon program to qualify for Manchester Memorial Hospital, A Many o f the Democratic legisla­ rose by two-tenths of one per cent, from Manchester . Memorial Hos­ from Connecticut State Teachers’ Robert Ihmfleld. Blood Program ‘Red’ Over Use mortal Hospital increased by 121 •bate and federal fUnda. Contribu where he was admitted Sunday af­ , ohsirman. She requeeted that the tors have told the hearing that the largest Increase since October pital to the Hartford Hospital ternoon after he suffered an arrow College. legislature did not Intend that the tions will be accepted at the group attend the townwide meet- Of Ainber Lights above tho September 1960 figure, 1960. A July-September rent- where he underwent surgery or KA J aoMevement nfgbt program. Ebi- puncture In his right eye. Templa Bleeitng Galled : ing Nov. 8. at St. Mary’s Bpisco- Increase, approved several months the per cent of adult occupancy level Increaae of 2 per cent was Oct. 12 and 18 to cleat a nm.^.tive T snvleB etol^l wlH hoJd ago. should affect the consumer. Gut ont this invitation valopea ha.vw torn sent to all 4-H Hospital authorities hay Michael Petal Soft Church, to become more fa. dropped aiighUy. reported for San EYancisco. blood clot from the circulatory eye N = 1 aervioea EYiday at 8 pjb. at ttie Hartford, Oct. 25 (Jpt—A legis­ State Rep. Tyler Patterson, R- The higher rent costa were at- tern. and present It at the door families toy the local 4-H town Filiault, son of Mrs. Betsy Fillault 'miliar with the entire blood pro- Emergency out-patients last committee. of Gilead Rd., and toe late (jarl Wapplng Community' Church, , gram. lative committee was seeing red to­ Old LjTne. the House majority as your admission ticket. R A m Paul Shiman officiating. A leader, said yesterday that the month numtered 879, compared to UNICEF Drhre Set FTltault, Is in "good” condition In Those attending were Mrs. Mona day over the Use of amber flash­ 658 in Septem^r last year. The toe pediatrics ward. general meeting o f the congrega­ Rodier, Mrs. Robert Sdiettler, Increase, approved several months Mrs. John Williams of High S t tion will fOUow. On the agenda ing lights by commercial outfits ago, should affect the consumer. per cent of adult occupancy drop­ la aponaoring a UNICEF drive in Mrs. FiUault said her son was Pilot Blouses V n . Grace Smith, Mrs. Robert ped, however, from 78.2 per cent playing wKh toy bows and arrows will be a pnedentation o f the pro- Knight, Mrs. Ralph Hermaln. Mrs. for the purpose of attracting cus­ State Rep. Tyler Patterson, R- town, assisted by Mrs. Maury I tomers. a year ago to 76.7 per cent last with a group of children when a gram for toe coming year, and a P -tffancy Dimock, Mrs. WUliam Old Lyme, the House majority Cohn, Mrs. Dudley EYrguson and report from toe buUd^ oonimit- of Surabella "They're very confusing to the leader, said yesterday that the month. Mrs. Clifford Safranek. wrongly aimed arrow athick his Prlndle„Jfra. Betty Norris, Mrs. The highest number of pstlenU tee. * psvid. KosTlovleh, Mrs. " Arthur motorists, especially at night" de­ legislators, "l^ a tev er they may Containers will be made avail­ eye. He apparently Is "doing very The Season's Most Fashionable on any one day wa« 237, compared well," however, she said, and his Ixitlieran Co4iples Set Party Johnson. clared Senate Chairman Fred. J have said publicly .... understood able to all children who wish The Oouifiee Club of (Xir Twin to lie silk Uoocy of the roads and bridges to 261 last year, and the average them, at the Robertson School sight WlU probably not be affected. .1 Also, Mrs. Jeasia Bannister, Mrs. very clearly that rat# Increases patients’ day stay was 6.3, com­ Savior Lutheran Church will have 'Gertrude Johnson, Mre. Mary Ge- committee. would be requested." Tuesday. Fiirther Information re­ Doctors have ordered rest and Silhouette pared to 7.1. Operations performed -4 a Halloween ocetume petty at the ' .Unas. Mrs. Florence Baldt, Mrs. ‘"Die purpose la obviously to at­ And Rep. J < ^ Woods, R-New. garding the drive or the UNICEF quiet for a while, she said. i tract attention and have motorists dropped slightly from 412 last year The boy’s father was killed In a heme o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Giselle Golding, Mrs. Gerald town, aald the gross earnings tax to 401. program is available from Mrs. Petenen, of Demhig St.. Saturday $ 7 .9 9 ^Brines, Mr*. ■ James Maher, Mrs. slow down at va. lous places of bus­ increaae was part of the view that WilUama two-car automobile crash. In which iness, but Is a very bad practice,” Other statistics were as follows: and approxiroately 60 boys parti- two others lost their lives, In Marl­ at 8 pro. Anthony Maciejko, Mrs. Albert business "is a magic k ^ with Days of treatment, 6,244 last maworUi Notes Junior Coat •J>etke, Mrs. Raymond Miller, Mrs. said the South Windsor Democrat spigots" which may be tapped clpating. The teams are the borough laht spring. Imagine toe petal-softnass, toe gentle lus­ Senator Doocy said that amber month; 6,121 in September 1960. Glaints, Rams, Bears and Packers: Jean 'Wiookey, secretary of toe tre of natural tie silk. Imagine, too, toe [Howard Hanaen. Mrs. Esther John­ readily for additional tax rev­ Average number of patients Junior Red Crom at Effiewosth son. Mrs. Ellen Carlson. Mrs. Anne flashing lighU are used by high­ enue. , ; Parents will be responsible for SENTENCED FINED good performance features you’ve come to daily, 208.1 to 204. Memorial High School, has rcr C [McMilien, Mrs. Helen Opalach and way crews and public uUlity com- transporting the boys home from New Haven, Oct. 25 tfl’l—A New expect from man-made fibers. You’ll get Obviously prompted by the po­ Births, 163 to 146. ported that ths club hae ’’adopted’' Misa Dorothy M- Elgan. paniee working along roads, as well litical turn at the hearing. State the game. Haven man whose apartment.was both—beauty and practicality—^wlto Sura­ Other patlenta admitted, 878 to the Barber Home, a home for old­ bella, toe new 100% Textured Dacron* Regularly 89.99 as for special highway signs indi­ Republican Chairman Bldwin H. 838. The games wUl be played from toe scene of a numbers raid July cating caution. But he added, the er people in Wlanbouse Point. Polyester found only in Pilot Blouses. May Jr. had a ferw words to eay in Anestheties given, 879 to 658. S to 4:15 p.m. with abw t three 25 has been fined $500 and sen­ ^Area Librarians motorist is being misled and con­ scheduled each week. Playoffs tenced to one to three years In Members o f the Junior Red Surabella washes and dries easily and J fused by the use of such lights for will be Nov. 14, 15 and 16 at the prison. James DelVecchlo, 49, of Cross plan to visit toe home some sweetly—by hand or machine. Put away commercial purposes. school. 1145 Chapel St, received toe sen­ time this year and email glfta will your Iron forever, forget about wrinkles— Lustre Jewel 100% worsted faille in Faria in Rockville Several committee members, at The annual Halloween parade at tence yestenuly in Superior Court. be eent there periodically. Surabella banishes both. It drapes and inspired “A” line silhouette framed with tlw State Capitol meeting, said Robertson School grounds will be Twelve other persons arrested In Last year the Junior Red Oroee tailors gracefully. ranch and black mink in sizes 6 to 15. In adopted an orphanage located In . Two head UbrarUns and a li­ they bad noted the use of flashing held at 2 p.m. Tuesday. the same raid and subsequent ones Other Styles Not Sketched black on black and ranch on black. brary aaaistant from Manchester amber lights by gas stations, res­ Class pictures of pupils In tn Milford and East Haven received Warehouse Point as it# project for Will attend the regional meeting of taurants; garages and padutge Grades 1 through 4 will be' taken leaser penalties. Police said Del- .the year. ^ Oonnecticut library Asaoda- stores. Monday, and In Grades 5 and 6 Vecchlo's apartment was a num­ Hl-Y Partlcipatee tat Induction p o n tomoRow at Rockvffla PubUc House Chairman Gennaro Fkate, Tuesday. bers "bank” handling bets amoudt- H m Hl-T group of Wapplng gibrary. Darien, RepuMlcan, aald the abuse SclHxd Nesre ing to $13,000 to $20,000 a day. YhfCA will leave th e Ooramunlty The head librarians are Miss of such tignM can prove harmful "to Coventry Grammar School li­ Anna Ftaidi of Mary Cheney li- the whole state i^ety program.” brary will be loaned 80 eclence and Mrs. Mildred Simpson of He said in addition to amber FREE books for the next four months Whitao library. Mrs Dorothy WU- flashing lights, the use! of “pin- and 80 more for the reinainder of Bams. a library aasiiiaiii at wIm Is and other diatiacting de- the school year, through' a grant VPhiton. ia also planning to attend. Tiay the Books a survey will also be made on how pointed but that the iibraiy itsel Went Blsnk." during the monung some other states contnd this mat­ has about 2,000 books plus these session. ter. A $2.00 Si|ivings Account Opened in special loans. All are available to I Grades 1 through 6. ' The library has also received 14-volume set of the Americana with The Savings Bank of Manchester MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER i LADY- "New England’s Braided Rug Headquarters” 911 v-4 When You Buy a Pair of TNI WAMMtn THt WtMHUt Lace- ‘ I ■1^ TH A T'S N O - f . 4 i l U * 4 5 * Ckmie see our ‘’Village Charm’' seriea of eolorful Early Ameri- caa braided rugs. You can SEE Lavished PLACE FOR O Jaco M ur-on # « 4 •ad FEXL toe difference! AU r sizeB in Ovals and^Rounds. > . . . TNI SMAUn THt TLA/m Pettiskirt Y O U R CASH! # MO 09M • MO 1R3-TAU Only 8'xlO' siM—$115 hy I WA1BI *9.99 I IT 90 MV... shoes m'- I M tm t A WW I . '• ___ 6as Heat Offars v;. M u i * " O n it OJACO'S medgrn intid* point/ 4r Flame that changes size only SmiKDTO FITTNE FOOT IN MOTION ,with the weather. 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I'l. *• MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. IM l M b i t s ' MANeHESTEH EVENING HERAXD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 Mcommand placing a walk along the cthar with SO) after first as- ttmiR to tho brightness at m m ia t H ddw fllcv^w rfion RockviUe^Vemon Lidie S t from Phoenix S t toLoka taMlahlrtg a aat apitod fata for tha WUrlpMl St School,, a dlatanea of three* s tre e t Hiimavt Factor study opmpariw matoomlo- quartara of a mlla Salaetmha V ^ d a J. PItkat got glsts to other oecupaaon% OfBaxa l i y m Parents say tha ^atraat Is too approval cm a suggestion to install said tho Bsy^loflBts found great­ SchoolWalk more staaehlcm dummies along the Said to Affect er atmOaitties hetyretn forecasters City-Town Officials Set narrow for safe waOdng. School 'and anglneers, chemists, fsimars, PricM •• U w . bussa aro carrying ehtldran to the ■tfaat at least as an tntarim Maaaura. a'vlstors and policemen, than be­ S«nrk« Th^'% IttN r Poser Goes school temporarily, altheoi^ tha Weazhercasts tween forecasters and actors, law­ distance Is within the minimum Xadiar aald after leektag ovor */o WOOL Road Fund Agreement tha street ha did imt ‘*aaa why ohll- yers, advertising men. Insurance 100 ona-mUa walking radius. Dr. John J. (Vttafo at A ll S . ■aleamen, baiikera and mortlelans. Rlaley said ha would rather dbtaa eaa’t walk on tha atioat” but l^otteiton's To Parents ■aid be supportod InstaUation of a Mlddla Tpkt. nddraaaed tha Hart­ Forecastars wore alao found to be Varaon wlectnan «aA nembinifiduurtar binds tbs city to main* sea the atreet widened two or very weak in Vsnguage sklUa. ISO Osntor S t—Oor. at OhRieh SPORT sralk or widanlng the toad hacRuaa ford Branch of ttie American Mia- at tha IlockvUlfl City Oounca lsi;t tslning its own public works To widen or not to widen Lake three fast behind tha yellow walk ether committee mambwa did. Tha Air Force, he aald, mokes 21st Anniversary Sale flight unanimously approved a pro- fo rce . St.r That's the question—ox one <4 line on the east side rather thim Ha . aald it’s true the school taorologlesl Society Inst night at exhaustive studies of their fore­ inatall a walk.. poaal that the town relnUbuna tha Prompted by earlier challenga of thsm—facing tha board of aalact- hoard “has a raspensiblllty to tho the Parkada on 'the subject of tha casters, clsaaifylng them on the ba- COATS dty $26,882.60 for road malnten- the charters effect on town gov­ A walk, he aald, would be of laaa children, hut So have other adults human faet'or in weather forecast­ Bia of auch thhiga as knowledge . . Continuing Our Record-Breaking ernment, Town Counsel Robert F. man. solid construction than paving for and experience, performonce, rela- aaca next year. of tha community." ing. The amount will he subject to Kahan read an opinion to tha Tha answer may be loflhcoming auto traffic, might sventusdly Uons with others. ablllUee and per- from a conference with parents in Members of tha society were Handaoma s o lo r a 21st Anniversary Sole With Values approval of the board of finance selectmen saying the charter la break down and might prove more aonal choraeteristlca, confidence, IDEAL FOR THE and patterns In tha a^ voters at the annual town binding on the town because it was the Montauk Or. area, suggested a hindrance than a help in winter guests of Unltsd Aircraft’s Weath­ motivation and intereat by selectman as a first step to storms when sfiow would be plow­ Break Reported er Syatam Center, located at the COOLER WEATHER nawaat and amart- That Can't Be Beat! Buy Now . . . meeting .in April. originally approved by voters of ward solution of a school safety ■at atylaa. Agreement on the proposed reim­ the town. ed onto it. Paricade, whaft Dr: O’Hara serves BEO. $8$ VAEtTB problem there. On the other hand, widening the as technical head of the human For Yourself. . . and For Extra Nice bursement marks ^e first time Balloting for approval of the First Selectman Georgs E. Ris- A t H ackett Hom e since the mid-lOSQa that town and charter occupied the best part of street would mean pushing back factors division. ley proMsad talking with the Mon- Before the talk by Dr. O'Hare, Young Mother dty officials have reached accord a day in April, 1889, Kahah noted. lauk Dr- parents to determine mall boxes and cutting into lawns, Manchester Police era inveatl- Christmas Gifts! Open Tomorrow on apportionment of h i g h w ay he said. ^ gatlng a break into the home of Stiiart L. Crossman Jr., asatstant The charter was approved [ as a what solution will satisfy them. manager of the center, discussed funds. special act of Connecticut by the The proposal followed a meet­ He and Selectman Herman Q. Tbomss J. Hackett at 766 N. Main Missing, Police Until 9 P.M. Machinery for the apportion­ Olson suggested contacting lead­ St, reported to police at 5:30 p.m. the organization and the operation legislature that year. ing of selectmen and tne' board of at the Weather System Center, ment la contained' in a section of The Rockville adminiatration education's transportation commit­ ers of the parents’ group in the yesterday. the Rockville City Charter, which area to arrange a meeting for dis­ which la tmder contract to the Air See Foul Play H m s o H - w n s has sought for a year to gain a tee last nh^t. Patrolman John Krlnjak, who Force and tbe Tlederal Aviation requires that three members of the split of town highway funds. There Charles R. O’Flinn, a member cussion of the problem. Invoatlgatsd the report, found n City Council meet with the three Of the transportation group, pro­ Selectmen and school board Agency to study and develop im­ were other attempts in the past broken rear door in the home and proved weather forecasting sys­ (Oentinoad from Page One) Harris Tweed selectmen to decide the amount 25 years, but none was successful. posed also that selectmen consid­ members agreed, however, that many of the rooms had been rifled, annuadly. er appoinUng a citizens' commit­ their responsibility is to tho toivn tems to support both civil and mili­ OTHERS FROM $1A$ Police Arrests police said. tary air traffia FoUce said a check with neigh­ If the appropriation is approved, Jam es Healey, 73, of 111 Grand tee to Study aU traffic safety prob­ as a whole. bors showed on old blue sedan had OPEN NIGHTLY ITLL • the city will 'take over snow re­ lems in town. O'Flinn recommended tha citi­ Dr. O’Hare spoke on the psy­ and 100% Wool Ave., Rockville, arrested at 4 a m been seen parked in the Rlsch moval operations on town property yesterday and arraigned in the The committee would work with zens’ safety committee becauae of S u n Worahip Dropped chology factors which enter into within the city boundaries. 12th Chreuit Court at 10, was a r­ state agencies in developing a pro- the spread of traffic problems. weather presentation and interpre­ driveway about 3:30. Police could MANCHEfiTEK! Zip-Lined The amount of the appropria­ rested a second time at 3:50 p.m. pram of improvements to be Lake St. 1s just one of them, he Cairo—^Klng Tutankhamen, who tation, and the studies conducted find no one who saw it drive away. tion and the promise to assume and, was to appear in the Stafford brought before one or mure town said. ruled Egypt for nine years in the of both forecasting methods and But drops of blood marked a trail SURPUIS town snow-plowing chores in the Sprinn session today on charge of meetings, O’FUiui said. Eklward B. Masker, another I4th Century B.C., began hia reign forecasters themselves. from the kitchen down the back SALES GO. Tbe school board's transporta­ school board member, recom­ as a aun worahlpar, like moat of his He also covered the effects of s t^ to the driveway. dty were incorporated in a mo- breach of peace. 169 N. Midn S t, MI 8-TilI tton by Rockville Alderman Clar­ Healy was picked up the second tion committee, delegated to study mended putting more speed limit subjects. Later he—and they—re­ weather on living organisms, ro- incept for an overturned chair The Marvel Of Main Street a couple of school bus problems in signs on Lake St. (there are two verted to the old religion of many veallng, among other things, ths in the Kitchen, the home woa hot ence J. McCarthy, seconded by time on complaint from hta home. Regal Quality TOPCOATS Selectman Herman O. Olson. He had been drinking and was town, canw to the selectmen to now, one with 25 miles an hour. cults. Inverse relation of arrival-at-work- disturbed, police said. McCarthy said the proposed ap- belligerent, police were told. The > Styling and fabrics that make them look pcrtloninaat wMla a at^ in ttie first arrest was on charges of in­ Wash 'n Wear light dtractlon, is not a oosspMe toxication and breach oi peace. TWICE THE PRICE. Longs, shorts, ■otutkm because dty taxpayers, In court yesterday, Healy's case regulars. Get set noiv—the topcoat w te pay cMy and tosm taxea wSl was continued a week after he WHITE weather is here. be pay^ a abara of the town posted a $75 bond. With the sec­ money to be turned hack to tha ond arrest, the bond was upped city . to $200 and H ealy, unable to post SHIRTS He said ttw fair solution Is fior It, was scheduled to appear on aii f i tlw Venmn n ra DMrlot to assume charges in Stafford. road nwtnitsnanea and mow ra- Oomplaint of a domestic fray C H EVR O Lin this momhm resulted in the arrest 2 *" $5 sooval chMgaiiqna in the rural o f Wayne Cheney, 85. o f 134 Ver­ area. non A ve., R ockville, on a chsurge Ilia reanon behtod ttw apportian- Fine broadcloth or of breach of peace. He posted $200 button-down Oxford. tnsnt is 11m altn to dknlnaite tax tor rourt appearance Nov. 14. iDsquitias batwauu dty and rural liegtoa Dance Saturday a n a s o f V< Hie Rockville American Legion Itoofcvflla laaU vta pay taxes to. 1 Group Of oat has elated a Halloween dance R eg. $4.60 •opport a'>ctty publie works da- aturday at the Legion Home paitmaat and alao pay taxes to­ from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 ajn. Danc­ SMRffS $ 1jOO ward ttM town pvMIe wocks da- ing will be to the music of the Con­ pactmant, wtrieh opataies aknoat rad Kuhn Orchestra. STAPFOAO PAAK eaehwtiely eutelde d ty bouadarlae. Costumes are optional, but tha MOW I h a $a6kS83J60 w as airlvad at Legion propoaes to give prizes for fegr taUag laat ysails actual town the beat ones. A buffet will be aapsadlturee ($77,800) on road served during intermission at aroric and mow removal. Ism _ 10:30. 2-PANTS SUITS aid ravemie, and dtvMing It by the The dance is open to the publie. EXPLORE nunAer of mUes of roal (78.8) tn Tickets may be purchased from Long-wearing, hard finish worsteds In Conven­ Iba town, fatdudlng Rockville. Legion members or by calling the A figure of $1,018 a mile result­ post home. tional, Continental or Ivy styles. Regulars, ed- It w u multiplied by the mHea Hoqiital Notes of road In the city (26A) to get Discharged Tuesday: Mrs. Jean longs, shorts and shoi-t stouts. the total proposed amount. T aylor and daughter, 24 Range Xf apimoved, tho appropriation, Hill D r; Ronald Taylor, 24 Range ANEW FLANNEL which will- be in additton to Hill Dr.; Wilma Chase, Lake Bon- toam’a regular highway and snow *44 air Rd., Ellington. ramoval appropriation, win be tamed over to the dty after the be- Vemoii news Is handled through SHIRTS ghmlng of tha town’s 1962-lMS fia- The HeraU’a Rockville Bureau, 5 C.4 year July 1. W. Main St„ TRemont 6-8180 or 1962 Single Pant SUITS However, tha money win come MltdiMl 8-0197. Color plaids, A w ing tbe d ^ s 1881-82 fiscal year, checks, stripes WITH VESTS omieh win not end until Nov 14, WORLD as well as 2882, sollda. Here’s a lot of suit for the money. Handsomely btoCarthy aald ttaa eouncii will RttchtfiJIle-Vernon tailored of 100% wool plaids and solids. '!^e povlda for It in ttaa city budget, vest -matches the suit or can be reversed for b ^ prepared now fo r the 1961-82 '62 CHEVROLEt MPAIA SPORT COUPE tiBcal year begtawlng Nov. 15 OF contrast. Reimbanement wUl lower the McCarthy Said alty tax to a degree but win in- eraaaa the town ^ probably half a mill, of which d ty taxpayers will Key Bartlett pity a ahare. FREE ALTERATIONS McCarthy and Olacn estimated d t y taiqMLyera would get the benefit Case Witness o f about 40 M r cent o f tbe amount, WORTH or roug^ m ,S 80. Inquiry into the dismissal hear­ ^dermen agree the dty would ing of a former Rockville poilco- take over anew plowing chorea REGAL'S YOUR within tbe city because it wU] re- man continued in common Pleas edve some reimbursement tor snow Court today with the officer’s at­ at 5xmr Chevrolet ramoval expenses. torney claiming a key witness was CAR COATS The town shovels sidewalks on “Insulted” from testifying at that bridges in the city and plows tim e. Warm, quilt-lined car coats in a town and school peuking lots. colorful assortment of plaids, and First Selectman Gqorge E. Rls- Atty. Harry Hammer, defending dealers one-stop ITERATIONS solid shades. Ity said the best solutlan would be former Sgt. Lester F. Bartlett, ERMANENT for the town to admidstrste a sin­ said it was the “grossest inequity” [ e n m i If OR THE IIFE OF THE GARMENT Regular Price $22.85 gle puUic works depsrtment to that he (Hammer) was unable to 100% Lambs Wool aover both dty sad rursi areas question Alderman Clarence J. shopping center! Regal not only fits you perfectly at the time of tbe sale but oontlnuea to keep the But M eCs]^ ^ tha city McCarthy in the hearing at tbe CREW NECK garment fitting perfectly for as long ns yon wear It, end of July. Responding to an objection by Ntw Chtty I I iOO $*Door Sadan. Mmmmmmt Legal Notice Atty. Leo Parskey, special coun­ SWEATERS sel for Rock'viUe, Hammer claimed A COURT or FHOBATB held the right to question McCarthy at I lia pick o f the length in court concerning details ■wester crop of the action in the drawn-out for FaU. Real Bartlett affair. he-man aweat- 27st Anniversary Specials In Our McCarthy, who is council presi­ era of soft dent, presided at the July hearing lambs wool. - 5 . '” -"- ...... - - on Bartlett's dismissal. As the t o — ______presiding officer, it was stipulat­ drabtful and disputed claim in.,favor ed he should not be called as a « aald estate against the Towh of witness. department Manchester, Henry L. Gauruder and The' response to the ’62 models has p n ts Berman Schendel. both of said Man­ Hammer said McCarthy's testi­ A chester It Is mony concerning an earlier hear­ ORDe I^ O ; That the application be M r d and determined at the Probate ing in June and later actions re­ been beyond compare. It seems as i£ oftloe in Manchester in said District garding Bartlett, is essential.' WINTa WEIGHT on me 8th day of November. A.D. 1961. It is the second day of the Q>m- « ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that notlM be given to all persons In- mon Pleas Inquiry in which Ham­ almost everyone is buying or look­ tereUMtoeated In j^ said d .esta estate te of the pentpendency mer seeks to gain Bartlett's rein­ FUNNELS AND DABARIHNES fime and statement as a sergeant on the po­ place of hearing thereon, by publlahlns publl lice force. aome news- THE NEW CHEVY H 1 0 0 4-DOOR SEDAN ’6 2 CHEVROLET 4-DOOH BEL AIR STATION WAGON ing at CHEVROLET for ’62. Join the Real quality suitings. Bring in your coat—maybe We have Wger Imylng a cirralatlon tn said dls- If the case la decided in Ham­ a perfect match for it Longs, ahorta, regulars. Small •••tore the day of said hearing, to appear If they mer's favor, the court will enjoin charge for alterations. S ? if*'Sr **, t^t"* andplace and the city from further interfering crown and come on down and browse thereto, and make wdth Bartlett and w ill award som e return to this court. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. damages to him. Ham m er is asking for $2,500 around our showroom, drive the ’62 AT A COURT o r PROBATE held damages and a declaratory judg • 100% WOOL PEOMA-CREASC FLANN6LS 8t-Manchester, .within and for the ment whether or not tho June 3 decision to suspend Bartlett for 30 Chevrolet... .You’ll buy one and be • WASH-N-WEAIL SHARKSKINS and GABARMNfiS PMsent.Pr • —Hon. John - J.- Wallett, Judge. days was valid. Estue of Joseph P. Plentio. late of llan("icbester In said district, Bartlett was suspended SO days T yp to July 3 but after not appearing glad you did. to mmpromlse and settle a for work, a, second heaiing was and disputed claim In favor held and the City Council voted to « said estate against Berkshire Mutual demote him to patrolman. tt la .pBpBRED: That tbe foregoing ap- Bartlett has not serv^ on the MIY A PAIR AT RfiGULAA PM CE_____ Jdleatton be heard and determined at force since before the June hear­ 2 for ^ ^ h a t e office la Manchester in said ing. THE NEW CHEVY H NOVA 4 0 0 SPORT COUPE ’6 2 CORVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE p is p ict on the 7th day of November, The Perma-Cre88e Flannels hold their creaae forever. Just hang AJ>. 1#M. at eleven o'clock In the fore- ■ In court yoatarday, attomaya them up at night and PRESTO the like-new crease aoon re­ uoon, aiM that notice be given to all conferred with Jucige James P. li.e * $fi .00 persons interested In said estate of the appears. pmdency of aald application and the Doherty behind closed doors for time and place of hearing thereon, by four hours then argued the admis­ sibility of evidence for two hours. With the admission of a tran­ day of aalA heartaig. to ear if they scrip t o f'the July hearing and a Buy with confidence at CARTER’S where trade-in allow­ e cause at saidtlme am place and PAJAMAS Values to $17.88 Free Alterations RI beard .ralntoe thereto, and make copy of the city police rules hand­ Middy or boat atylaa. Baaforisad feat colors in ratnra to Ibis court book as evidence, the city’s case flannel or broadcloth. A wonderful gift Iteml Just 180 pairs left for JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. is complete, except for final arghi- ances are at their peak and service is always at its best... this sale. All famous n O N ORDER ment, according to Parskey. brands: W. L. Douglas, OF p r o b a t e held A number of witnesses, sub­ POLISHED OOnONS CORDUROY / Within and for the *2.99 Jarman, F oot K ings and on the 23rd day poenaed by Hammer, sat through And speaking of service, our long standing record brings Moc-Abouts. (1 group' the session yesterday and again only of discontmued AND OOROS SLACKS Judge, today. McCarthy took the stand a /k /a back more and more satisfied customers. atylaa) Sizes 28 to 42, leg lengths to 86. Con­ Continental or Ivy styles In all the cheater for a few minutes lata yesterday tinental or Ivy Bty^a. lataat colors. Sizes 28 to 42. before adjournment 3'- ____ / Algeria H u Big Deficit from the SNEAKERS — _and tbs h d biri's RMriea’t 9 d ji tlwrMgMrti spirti or, tbt *62 CORVinE 2 for ^9 »4.97 allowed tor the Algeria—Algecla’a groaa prod- Bal styles, lace-to-too and high In their aald ad- uct...... la estimated.... at 1,000,000------tops. FRfiE ALTERATIONS e public a ya$r, of which a third la from . laThelr Industry. The country buys mors lowed by order In than 80 par cent of its imports c a r t e r CHEVROLET CO., Inc. circulallan from Francs and sells mors than s 5 I S J I ten days 80 par cent of its exports to 1229 lUiN smer C ^ N N . Fianca. 8tlU . lt hM r b flU * - O N N if TO 9 deURT tn fia dflalt r yaRr. t S M I B O I I T UANCHE3 TEB EVBNINQ^ HERALD^ IIANCHaSTSBt^NN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1961 MANCHESTERsEVENING herald, BIANC^TEB, OONN„ WEDNfiSDjgr, OC3TOBER 26, 1961 would ba unbaatabla in U M ndii(^ •Me P A (» NINE A ntrir»«trr H al B oyle cuss, they an* now attampUng to If tnia, wtmld maka a very good A ndover hoodwink the . pubUo that Umt A Thooglit foi* Today reason for not running in 1064. wera Ignorant of tha oonsaquanoea. by tb 935 MAIN STREET-TEL Ml 3-5171 -OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO f PA4..CLOSEO MONDAYS Com ittd J|«raUk The OOP pointed out more than a HSut this is tha wrong kind of Ceoadl at ObarobM The pir nua How to Talk H i l l b a i y May Blasts doaen Umea that thia tax Increaaa oo. m a thing for any prominent Rapubli-’ tequesbad by the Oovemor would Um A Rtlrlgm ltfi can tp say, particularly If tha poal- have to ba paased on to tha eon- “A roloe says ‘Cryl’ OmbaaM andffiatai Doctor Soya tton ha holds la that o f titular D e m o cra ts Btimer.” And I aoid iWhat idisU I cryT’ ftSuiiMn head of his own party. Former In One Easy Lesson May termed the present situa­ All flwh is gram. TIm gnws withers, but Um word ». nntAN, MJ». ftwadad October 1. UOa President Eisenhower didn't share tion "further proof of the' need for Written tor NowiipaiMr ibitarptlM O n T a x H ik e tax revision and Intelligent and a t our God will atsnd fbrevw!” rwH«ww. . birenr Ifivcatnt IfizoeM any such heratical opinion, and he New York, “After Billy Potterton's 'Aa«i. ■uadara aad■ad HoUMya. Botered at tM billy wouldn’t bo caught dead ua- reaponslble fiscal leadership by (Isaiah 40:6) Bob dumb the nar lath of the far 180 Center 8L—Oor. a t Ohnreb ; the young mother with her K m U tlee at Manekdater Conn, aa aeqpied to take its attribution to ing during a rain shar." Republican State ChalrnM Ed­ the atate admlniatration.” VecoiHl Clue HaU Hatter. tar, he waa too tard to fix his flat boughing youngzter oa her kneai his former vice president as one “Varrus—^Vlrus, Alnt Mary had win H. May Jr., in a apeech to Above our human weaknesses, SUBaCRIFTIUM RATiSB more reason for moving front and tar”. the varrus and lak to paased on.” Manchester Evening Herald our strife, our amMiUons, all aoon ' gat behind me 00 the train. Aa the Last three days - Thursday, Friday, Saturday Parabla la Advance “Walled—Wild, thet girl of hem the Andover Republioan Women’s Andover oorreepondent, Margery Carrier HaU center himself and Just about Do you And it hard to under­ to die hke the tromttory grsas, Jlilld blaa^ forth on the back of One Tear ...... S15.60 323 UO was too walled for mah boy. Club leat night, termed ttie teeti- Montaadon, telephone Pllrrim claiming the position of titular stand this sentence? If you do, you Isaiah declared the eternal God, Jny haad, 'ahe< turned to the older S li Hoattaa ...... ; . 7.7& There's a lot of girl and lack to mony a t Democratlo legMaton Z-6012. Hare You Mot? Three Montba ...... 3.90 V:2! leadership ax^’sy from' Nixon. And probably haven't been to the. Ozark get In trouble.” whose word stands forsver. Here at her aide and eaid, "He One Month ...... 1-30 1.86 before current Public Utlhtie* Jept ue im ^ night. So toiUght I’m tvackljr ...... a. .30 46 Governor Rockefeller, of course, Mountains recently, and it’s time “X—How some of the oldtimere ia the asauranca that glivea our still sign their names." Oommiaaton heeurhigB on utility MHHBBR 06 has made a point of sa!ylng that you went there and refreshed your rate hikes, ” a diagraoeful aham.'^’ Ufa masnliig. Our deeds and our •cUlln ehot” THAI AaaoUlAThJ} PRJUtS knowledge of the Queen's English “Yurp—K continent overseas.** Edwards Emcees Uvea may perish, but they find he, dynamic young fellow that he “Zeber—A striped horse.” May aaid the OOP preaaed for ■ I ffot up to change my The Aaaoclated Preaa la exclualTcly —the English of the first Eliza­ reviaion o f Oovdinor Dempaey'a value and power in the eternal M at, zha remarited to the paeaen- Tolc for light anUtled to the one ol republlcatioo of Is, doesn't think Kennedy is un­ beth with crown. There's the ABC of mountain Hadassah Awards God who o i^ e d ua I M m m . all naira dlapatcbaa credited to II or talk. If you can't underatand. it tax hike, psutlcularly in the pubUe ;»«■ In general/TVhat’a with him? aot otherwtae credited In ihJa paper beatable for 1964. Meanwhile, But the meaning is clear even utilities field, “because we said Harvey K. Moualey, •HMn t he ever heard a child cough aad alao the local oewa pupMahed here. Nixon, has begun claiming that he to most Midwest flatland Hillbil­ you’re plain "Igemt,” an Onark Dougiaa Edwards, CBS news Superintendant, Norwich District and color I (•75 All righta of republicatlon of apectal term for anyone who doesn’t quite tt would have to be paased on to jbefore 7 What does he think a btmy dlapatcbaa herein are alao reaerred. never said ani/ such thing in the lies: tha people of the state.” correspondent, will be master of U m Metfaodiat CSmiBch Jlke thte can do to a man his elze?" “After William Robert climbed get the message. * Well, let’s begin at the eng. A -Tull aeretea client of N B. A. Serv­ first place. He added, “Democratic legis­ ceremonies at tha IMA luncheon Tole lamps add a smart i c e Inc, the narrow ladder of the Are tower, lators who now try to deceive tho .baby like this can fill the air with he was too tired to repair his flat Mionsored by tha Connecticut re­ X’Rayg Spot Cancer EDWARD J. lAYLES ;axactl,-- - (»lor accent to Early Amer­ Publlahera ItepreaentatlTea: The There is a strain of ill luck, or public that they were unawaro Jullua Mathewa Special Aaency — New something less than perfect Judg­ tire". Ladybird Cited gion of Hadassah Tuesday, O ct 164 East Oeatar Street .varie ican or 18th Century rooms, Y o r t Cbleaao Detroit ■no__BMtpn. For the miUiona of Americans that the rates would be paaae

MANCHESUBB EVENIWO h e r a l d . HANCHEEnEB, MANC^TER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, X961 m m Andover ; li' I iy.lllsliiiilA.ftm.1 School Mrs, Weir Naitt^ To A tte n d ^ iifa h i To the Old Piano RoIllSlues WHy PO 80 MANV TV-Radio If you valuo tho way you look^ PEOPLS CLAIM THAT THEIR O B C Siry » DUB m To School Board I H im Mondhtator school )1>> WAKO OANNKL ^ la the pianola: days, however, A GLANDULAR T O P I N brnrionB will Uk« port In stoUdb* NMVsaiuier Belwptlae Amm, it was the mark of eucceae for a DISTURBANCE V Mra. Walter Weir has beeii ftl group medtingt of tho Connoctle New tW k (NEA)—Can it be that professional pianist to be Invited elected b y the board o f adueaUoB Television cut School Library Ataociation • ecnnr h ie com e looee in the to punch a master roll. Hla coplea, to fill the board vacancy caused I Friday In StratfonL aupereofilc, etereophonlc, all-tnua- sold upwards of »4, each went m m m m spem als, wed. hmhit, th u rs, fin , sa t, oot. n s n rst mow (la erecrtM) Show I, 40. by the reelgnaUoa of M n. WUHaf 0,3 neater (in proereu) 3:00 Conasei What'a ahead? They or* Mlts Bomlea HoU, ststor modem American mind? home with thousands of people Oovell. Barnard Junior High Sohool li­ After flve yeara of reincamatiaB, who could hardly wait to pump At. the board meetlim thla''wsMt, gDick Tracy F joey Biahep Show (C), brarian; Mrs. Evelyn Gerard, Man­ -V 'f the pianola appeara to be back to them through their $L000 players. 1 David Teoman of ue recently i JUST AMIIVa> l ^ndayq d rtinnlei chester High School librarian; Bt^. The only alternative In those THE CORN DELT Hlchway Patrol And Mrs. Evelyn Brown, Illlng formed town buildings eommltbeo. I . ^Ilabui *'1: Today, pianolas are rolling off days was the'music box. But' its ShADnoti Junior High School librarian. assembly. lines at SOO per month — naked If the elementary school 0:U TV ,»Uu order Markat as- Si"*®! A Aliun _ , prissy tinkle was really no com­ could be used for town meetlagi] Behind Closed !>>nra ,9:00 ThD PDiry Como ihow "irts banivra' Guns OI The Waat tributions Do" Library Teachers The closest approach to a reason MmMi s9vR8 lislblul lirfbiVNllM televlalon la in effect: BVeneh I. Turn and a computer, programmed by a 11:30 Studio 12 Make In Teaching Students to pre-punched roll of paper which ac­ cornea from the Hafdmann Oo., the Desizn for Musle Movie 8 Adventura Grade 4; French n, Grade- 5; _ Bvenma Renort Think?” in sectional meetinge di­ tivates the percussion mechanism, biggest pianola maker today: Feature 40 Music, Grade 1; Literature, Grade 7:80.Wagon Train (C) 10, l):.1llJack Past Hhnw (C) vided l^to senior high, Junior high and powered by a treadle and a “People seem to be tired of sit 3. Ripcord 13:B0 News and Weather I, and elementary groups. servo-mechanism called the foot. Ung. listening, watching,” a Oil Aids Development ' The list of substitute teachers LOINS SEE 8A'rrRDaa.”8 rv w e e k f o b ooNPLEreg l i s t i n g Or, In ancient words—good, old- spokesman said. ‘They want to be Miss Alice Dalgleish, editor oil approved for 1981-1962 Includes: “Books For Young People” in the fa.shioned low-fi. part of It. whatever it Is. We could Colomb-Beohar, the Sahara. — Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Mrs. Paul WE WILL CUT THESE INTO ROASTS AND CHOPS Between 1901, when it was in­ probably put a motor In our pianola After three years' support from Saturday Review, will be luncheon Donahue, Mra. John Parker, Mrs. speaker. vented in Germany, and 1921 the and make it work by remote con­ BYance, the Sahara-development Walter Weir, Mrs. EUot Adams, player piano was standard operat­ trol. But why bother when nobody project is starting to pay its own Mrs. Clarence Grant, Mrs. Ray­ Radio way. The project links two Sa­ ing equipment in expensive liwing asks for It ? mond Houle, and Mrs. Lewis Peck. | (H ils UstlBg raehidM only tboM nawa (mwdeBBts o f ID or 18-inlaata Much Water Impure rooms throughout the country. But “The only thing they want to be haran departments wMh the desert Rib Pork Went $ lit Geslsr Ohs|n Leis Poib Rm L bIus OMier Gho|M loeigth. Some atutions carry other short aowsonato.) with the perfection of the crank- assured of Is that the music la go­ parts of Niger and Chad. The 1961 Manehesteg E v ea la g HeraMj iWoahing^ — A report by the up gnunaphone and records, play­ ing to sound ricky-tlcky-tlcky, and budget w as $49,700,000, but oil Andover eorrespondenl; Margery I WDBo—tsee ft s:00 Nithtbeat Benoite’e W ator Resources Com­ er piano popularity declined and >yaltles from wells in the Sahara 6:UU Ntwt ^11:00 Newa not like a concert grand In thrilling Montaadon, Wtophoae PllpiBi I C:U6 Today on WaU dtrssi 11:16 Sports Final mittee oaya only 63 per cent of finally died by the early 1930s. stereo." wOl pay $18,200,000 o f It. 2-8012. 6:10 Sport Naws 11:80 Starlttbt Sersnada a leerge number of water welk ex- B.v and by, of course, electrons Under these circumstances, you IC 6:16 Art Johnson Bhow 1:00 RIgn OtI smlned were free of intewtlnol-type replaced the crank, woofers and 6:06 Raynor Shines WPOF^IUt A Boy^S'Eye View of the Art could expect a rervival In almost 1:00 News • Sian Utt 6:00 Today in Hartford beeterk^ tweeters replaced the horn, and anything . . . say, music boxes. ^.WBUIT-«6 6:16 Connecticut Ballroom Bobby O’Connor of Hansen Dr., Vernon, reaped a bonus benefit when be visited tho two-day annual BO on until today when a magnet And you'd be idwolutely right. 6:00 Sound State- 7:00 Bob doott ESCAPEE SENTENCED fall exhibit of the Tolland County Art Asaociatlon in Rockville last weekend. Walter Xlar, Bqlton has replaced the needle and 11 is 7:00 fcMward P Morian 8:00 Ray Somers Dealers say the music box market 7:16 Sound State U:UU Newt Hartford. Oct. 25 (/PI— Edward artist, and mtmber of the association, gave him a ‘'child size” talk on art covering the points that so hi that only another machine hasn't been this good In a couple t:80 NIthI rilibl 11:10 Ray Somers Podloeki, 37, Fall mver, Mass., InUrast the young ones, including the exact spot most artists chooss to sign their work. Several can really appreciate it Io f centuries. 11:66 News 1:00 Del Raycee Show of the paintings were on sole during the show, one of two conducted during the year. The oaco- 13:00 SlKD on WINF—lllf was santenced yeate'rday in Su­ Wno-1666 6:00 World Newt perior Court to serve an additional ciaUon'e spring exhibit U an outdoor event, usually held on the hospital grounds. (Herald photo).' f :00 Newt, Weather ft Sporte a:lu Wall Strs'jt two to four yeara for escape from STRICTLY FRESH 6:30 Btrictly Sporta 1:15 Showcase and Nawa RED HOT 6:30 Suppertlme Serenadt 6:45 Lowell Thomas tho Enfield Prison Farm July 28, Private Intelligence Group 6:46 Tbrae Star Extra. 6:55 Phil Rlxzuto 1980. The sentence le to be served 7:06 ConvariatloD Pleca 7:10 Richard. Hayes and Carol Burnett after he completes his present 7:80 Newa ol the World. 7:30 News, CBS Feature term of one to five years for pos­ Sifts East News for West HI 7:46 Radio Moscow 8:00 The World Tonight 6:00 Pops Concert 6:15 Showcase and News session of burglar tools. Doulilt ioubli toil and trouble QUAOTBRS By J(»1N FIEHN > If It would contribute to solv­ SPECIALS Berlin. Oct. 24 ) — A gray, ing the Berlin crisis, would these THURS., FRI., SAT. CHICKEN Como and oh our oauldron bubble imobtrurive yllla In the West Ber­ agencies move out? lin suburb of Nicolassee houses ’ Well. Information Bureau West one of the West's most effective would, insiders say. AT BOTH FAIRWAY STORES Pumkin oandlof eatt a wicked slow private intelligence organizations. "Now that our lines of com­ It is IWE, short for Information munications with Blast Germany Bureau West. are severed, wo could operate just DOWNTOWH— PLAZA SHOPPINO CSN1CR ARTHURS Oats with porionality add to tho show Inside the 2-story house are flies as efficiently from West Ger­ Legs or Breasts On 80,000 East German Commu­ many," one informant In IWe said. THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MOHEY nist functionaries. Danelns tkolotons and flamins ghosts Would sim ilar organizations LADIES’ BRIEF Information Bureau West is such as the Committee of F'ree 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. among the iiutltutloiu t^ t the Jurists, follow suit? Will snabls you to bo a spoetaoular host East German Oommunlsts, backed Probably. C O R N » HEAVY WESUMN StlEEft by the Kremlin leaders, want to puA out of West Berlin by turn­ The Free Jurists concentrate on SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY keeping track of what la consid­ REG. 69e ea. ing this into a free demilitarized Civing a party on Halloween? d ty. ered InjusUce by East German White and Pink courts. •Acetate m o o t IWE does not try to undermine Help Screen Ketugees the East German regime by cloak Wo’vo tho fixin’s to make H keen. They help authorities screening CHUCK and dagger methods. It does not THEDBT maintain secret radio sets In Blast refugees in spotting those sus­ Rayon oaft Acrylic pected of having aided the Com­ SHOULDER CUTS FOAM Germany to get Information out. munists. sToat That sort of thing exists, of 964 Main S t The jurists keep filet, on every­ BEACON course but people in the know talk body Inside Blast Germany known HOURS: of It only in whispers and nobody BED PILLOWS M I 3-7 78 1 to be working for the security serv­ STEAKS will officially admit having agents ice—the Communist Gestapo. BLANKETS behind the Iron Curtain. Open 8 Days Another Communist target • is Soft, FInffy 8:30 o.m. to It's safe to presume, one In­ Bias, the U.S. operated radio sta­ Free Parking 5:80 pjn. formant said, t ^ t many agents tion in West Berlin. It beams news Mothproof 72 x $0 Ineheo are radioing information from Next To and entertainment to East Ger­ $.75 Volno Satin Bound East Germany. But people at the mans behind the iron Curtain. WORLD GREEN STAMPS AT BOTH STORES Top Notch Thuredoya receivmg end are probably in The U-S, government is putting till 9:00 pjn. West Germany, not In West Ber­ almost 34.6 million into Bias this BONELESS CHUCK ROAST Reg. 6.95. ^.95 lin. year. Toko your change in penalee nad be prepared to help our children help UNICEF. When the Conununist leaders “Bias has become a symbol of 2 r.r 2 »* speak of West Berlin as a “hot­ our determination to remain in bed of warmongers," they are Berlin,” says director Robert referring to uncounted espionage Lochner. 'TRICK OR TREAT" BOLOGNA or CHASE & SANtORN and intelligence organizations that “We never urge the East Ger­ mushroomed In Berlin following mans to do anything Illegal. AH PARTY NEEDS •World W ar H. that we try to do Is Inform them LIVERWURST Facial TISSUES AH this Intelligence and ce- of the true nature of things hap­ Candy ION OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 pfonage activity la hush-hush and pening In their own country and Costumes S ociety In the world.” ^ 1 LB. nobody In western Allied circles Plates DYTHE nor in the West Berlin city gov­ Masks VAC 4 0 0 ’ s COLi CREAM Cups CHUNK Ixtm RWi to ernment talks about It pubUcly. W igs CAN PASTEL Cclan •Almost every agency engaged In Acids to Be Probed lb Napidna 2 | the Cold War likely maintains Palo Alto, Calif.—The Institute o f Make-Up Nntwra Ilea C A R R O either a bureau or an agent In this Rage •ih. S-ac.... dty. Ihat Includes the Cbnupunist Molecular Biology has been eetab- Caide llsbed in Stanford Ualverslty In­ bloc as well. Cut-Outs MODESS Many Berlin-based e^onage and dustrial Park, Palo Alto, for the Candles HOOD ■ole purpose of doing basic re­ ENRICHED intelligence groups had their com­ Streamers * Jewelry M HIW SBES munication lines cut when the Irwi search in nucleic acids. These sub­ RtguUr, Jr., Supn stances are believed to carry the Homogenized Milk 74c SELF-SERVISE DEFT. STORE Curtain went down In Berlin Aug. Skeletons Pins Of TttiUgrr. key to genetic Inheritance and to a AT DOTH WHITE BREAD 13. Tablecloths Ampit FINE STREUr ond HARTFORD ROAD That especially hit Iitformatlon nuinlb^ of major diseases. Institute FAIRWAY Pumpidne Bureau West Director Carl Djerassi says that Spook-Sticks FRCE STORES... Decorations DEUCIOUSy FLAVORFUL Check Publications ultimately' through research In LB. Poriiinf RIRNfTURE DEPARTMENT Lower store level The bureau tries to gather every this field. It may be possible to find Vl G A L fact available on life in Eiiat Ger­ out how complex viruses multiply. LOAVES PKG. many. A staff of 22 combs avail­ ipper able Blast German publications. KE CREAM B ^ Fer HeoM It's a kind of Intelligence puzzle ANNUAL iS F M iW er lacker Reem game. Many of the things gathered PKO. OF 60 la SMorled by IWE would be legimate Infor­ colon and V 5 9 VAUD mation In any democracy. In the P L A S n e COATESD pUidt. Omlriit- ■ Blast it's spying. Harvest Supper iBg end pencil...... ■ The head of IWE—he doesn't 200 Extra WORLD GREEN STAMPS Dr. WBSt want his name published — says 5po«fortd by NofHi HOT CUPS particular stress Is laid on obtain­ To o tt P a rk e r's m ing factory newspapers, which REG. 98e 50 Extra Stamps With Each 3 LEGGED CHICKEN VALUES MeHiedist Chureh often tell o f bottlenecks in pro­ White, Bine Brush R e se rv e duction and disclose shortcomings 800 PARKET ST. In East German industry. 50 Extra Stamps With 3 Bottles COTT BEVERAGES 'Deetroye B le n d e d in all-wool worsted “Friends" brought these papers FRIDAY, OCT. 27 germi on to the West before Aug. 13. Now toolhlitmlL- the supply baa dried up. The East 8:30 to 7:00 P.M. W h isk e y German Communist rulers decreed 50 Extra Stamps With 4 Lb. BAG OF APPLES that as of Nov. 1, no provincial Donations: AdulU $1.85 l e i FUth—86 Proof newspapers can be sold to anybody Q 9 5 In the West. 50 Extra Stamps With Gallon SWEET LIFE CIDER 0.39 Information Bureau West is BABY setting up a big radio antenna .on Its house In 3 Elderstaedter Weg 4 Piece to monitor even the smallest Blast Aluminum TALC German radio stations. ISgliiriE Keeps Track of OffIclaU Windows $11Ji5 LASGC SIZE Solid Rock Maple IWE publishes roundups on 5 9 * TOBACCO SmertI Yeung men's trim-line Ivy and Stein's btftfese VALUABLE COUPON various subjects, such as political medel-^plus Single-Pleat Conservatives. Only Stein's cart XMAS DEl^ONS affairs, the oconomy and cultural Doors $29,95 THIS COUPON IS WORTH 'S r 1** otter a buy like this for only 9 ,9 5 life Inside East Germany. BEDROOM SUITE It also keeps track of almost REG. lOo ea. 100 W ORiD GROH STAMPS 25' RUBBER TIPPED WOOL FLANNELS—"perma-Crease" finish gives sharp WITH PURCHASE QF ICEBERG LEnUCE all Blast German party officials. Jal. Doors $59.95 crease fer life of slacks. Ivy, Single pleat and Beltltfst ______$5 OB MORE Just name one, from state ohief Pins InstaUaUon. Early Atnorican maple that models. 8.95 Walter Ulbricht down to the small­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY BOBBY PINS 1 9 est district party official, and IWE MANCHESTER OOT. 28, 27 and 28 will jrive your bedroom * new YEAR 'ROUNDERS—flannels, fancies, sheen gabardines, will give you his background. One Coupon Per Adult Ouetomer smooth-finished fabrics-wash and wear. 5.95 8 6 .9 5 It sella its mimeographed news AWNING CO . TOP NOTCH FOODS charm. Dreeeer with hangrinc service to newspapers, radio sta­ PHONE MI 9-8091 Olgarettos and Beer Excluded. H A IR N E T S heads mirror, cheat and panel bed. V A LID : honest quality, not "discount grade" shcksl l#> tions and the West German gov­ REG. 18e Each eoi/ie Stein's moke 'em and sell 'em direct to you, no ernment. Officially, Information Crafted with beveled edge big In-between costs are tacked on to the pricel Bureau West is independent and Hashliglit BATTERIES not subaldized by the West Ger­ Rag. 2 for 25c SNmiJqrd Siza I drawers, antique bra88 hardr V A L U E : the savings go into better fabrics, better tailor, man government. R. E. WRNDELL I WORLD GREEN STAMPS AT DOTH STORES WE RESEftVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES ware and Salem maple finish. irtg, better slacks for the money. OPEN A&DOINTRRENTfa|l< A truly exceptional price for Fne Alterations • Free Lay-Away Plan Building DOWNTOWN PLA ZA (WNIIK) h t Siaihin. 1M « .... W ] TILL , SHOPPING PLENTY OF FREE PARKING this quality furniture. Contractor Wetisman'Guarantaftti THURSDAY R*sldMtlal*Comiii8rcici WED, FRIDAY THURSDAY MOVIE & SLIDE AlttrotieiM-RBiiiodBliag'' BASY iUDGer TVRMS AYAtU^EI AMtaiCA'S LASGIST UAKEK n- lElLER Of flNE MEN'S WEAR FRIDAY ' THURS, SHAMPOO ft C O LO R F IL M **Bti8iDeSB B u ilt O n 0 P EN T IU 9 • FRI. BATH SPRAY Prieee ladude Praoeeeii^ Sao Our Complete Sehetion of Customer Satisfaetipn’’ A tproy rime it beiH Pun Immraiiee CoTerago WE GIVI^ WORLD GREEN STAMPS 974 MAIN ST. all types of Quality Furniture MANCHESTER PARKADE Tel. Ml 4-0460 srjr ■ TfSS'ii 189 liM p M u r t After 5:00 PJW, BtaUe Blaaqw Wtdaeiiiyt! Ilaw$heirter KiRffs Sells EverythiHs fer Lees MONOAY, TIK60AY, lATUtOftY HU. 4 > A | . 82 BALDWIN ROAD FAIRWAY WED., THURS., FRI. TILL 9 P.M 5

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: r I IIANCHESTBB EVfiNINa HERALD, MAKCHESTBB, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1961 tA m r w x u v m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,-WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1981 PAGB T B i m t B i . J l hunt. It, X., N. T.| live'alatMa, a elate qf officera for the HebnAi Big Bomb Fallout to Reach Mary Oonlon o f Hgti^fordt Kennedy Joins tiehron Women’s Republiosn Club includes Official to visit Obituary Mm. Theresa Adams of Newinif' Mrs. H. Clay Osborne, Mrs. Robert ton, Mrs. Lucille Jacobs, Mm. E. Foote and Mrs. Richard M; Adoniram Council ROAST TURKEY or North America Late Friday Grace Murray and Mrs. Dolores Political Fight Grant, Mrs. Stanley K, Nygren ie Fregln, all o f Manchi^ster. RHAM Hosts t|he incumbent president. The slate The John F. Tierney- Funeral J. Homer Hawkins of Wllllman- STUFFED ROAST VEAL will be brought In at Uie January VEGETABLE, POTATO, SALAD, health effecta wlU probably be be­ Death Oaims Heme, 219 W. Center 8 t. is in In Two Statea meeting. tic, grand principal conductor of I— om) HOMEMADE B R E A D ...... ^ I . D U low the detectable range.” charge of funeral arrangements Teachers of Scouts Pane Goal the Grand Council of Connecticut, fluUr thaa otharwlM would have TenriU aaid atandarda had been which are incomplete. (Coathrasd from Pngs*M s) will make an official visitation to BAK ED L A S iA G M A ...... $ U S Dan Renn, 81 The Hebron- Glri Scout drive Adoniram Council, Royal and lyjjppdiad. worked out — differing for varl- went over the top In Ita recent cam­ s RUM CAKE AND ASSORTED PIES • oua kinda of radioactive materi- Frank Monroe Two G>unties Select Masons, Rockville, Frldajr. n b lie BMlth autboriUM are Kennedy’s support of Oonsales paign. A quota of $250 was .the WE FEATURE BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON DAILY ala — to guide ofRclala in con- Daniel F. Renn, 81, of 9 Chest­ Frank Monroe, 81, of Lawrence, was contained in a lottqr sent to The Grand Council official vlsitr geared to detect the dnt fallout oal, but the girls came up with aldaring protective countermeaa- nut St., died yesterday at Man­ Mass-, died yesterday afteraooo in the Democratic candidate. The Hie Tolland and Windham 261.25. ation will be at 8 p.m. at the ia Nertli AoMtioa. i urea ahould aafety levela i >poar to Lawrence after a long illness. Ho r 4 chester Memorial Hospital after letter was not made publio here, County Group of the Connecticut Captains were Mrs. William I. Masonic Temple, Orchard St., But tli^ deelarod It le too eariy be In danger of being exceeded. was the father of Kenneth Monroe but Salinger said Gbnxales is free ■Ektucetionsl Association Teachers Rockville. FRANK'S CAFE a short illness. of Manchester. Borst, Mrs. Henry A. Jones, Mrs. 628 MAIN 8T„ CORNER PEARL ST. . MI S-SM4 to fereeaet If it will create any For example, the m axim um to make it public vidien It reaches convention will meet Friday, at Leemsn Kearney, Mrs. Leonard William Kent, 33 Palm St., elfiilllcaiit health hamrd either In Btandard for radioactive lodiiie ia Mr. Renn was bom in Coamty Besides his son, he leaves live him, • ' Manchester, thrice Illustrious mas­ Armagh, Ireland, Jan. 22, 1880, the Regional School in Hebron. Harrison, Mrs. Hugo Lederer. The the fonowtng few weCke or neat a daily intake o f 100 micro-mlcro- other sons, eight daughtera and The Gonsales-Goode race is for good work done by the Scouts and ter, and the officers of the Grand e|Ktag. euriea par day over a year'a time; and brought to Manchester as an several grandchildren. the congressional seat vacated by Sam K. Akeaon, former math- their leaders, is much appreciated. Council will confer Royal Master infant by his parents.'Prior to his Burial will be in the family ^ t Rep. Paul KUday, a Democrat ematice education officer of Ghana, degrees. A weather Bureau adentiat aaid and the atandard for atrontium ia About Town it waa poaalbla the early fallout 200. A micro-microcurie ia a meaa- retirement 11 years ago, he waa at Methuen, Mass., Friday. The Kilday quit to become a Judge of will be guest ap^dter-, with the Refreshments will be served an insurance agent here for 36 Charles Dewhurst Funeral Home the U.S. Court of Military .8 ^ theme "Africa Up To Date." The Women’s Guilt' of St. Peter’s after the meeting. from Mooday'a teat may even paas urement of radioactivity. will hold their reigular work day north o f the Continental Unito' But, he aMd, the levela of those years. He was a member, and the in Methuen is In Miarge of arrange­ peals. The oonventkm opens at 9 a.m. ments. Salinger said the letter to Gon- with a coffee hour, and group seasioii In the annex at 10 a.m. Statea in ita flret paaa around th laterlala are expected to remain oldest living past grand knight, of Thursday. Nigerois front Niger Barth. But it likely will eaten 1 the range where the health Campbell Council, K of C. He was sasles was sent at the request of slng.ng. Luncheon will be xerved CIRCLE S RANCH supporters of the. Texas Demo­ On Friday, the Diocesan A co­ over the entire nation in ita aec gencies' Mdef protective metunire In the cafeteria at 1:30. Niamey, Niger—A citizen of ond time around about 10 day /ill be to keep them under detailed crat. Following this Dr. William Cur,, lytes Festival for this area will be ANDOVER, CONN.— MI 3-2937 At the time, the press secretary held at St. Mary’s Ci(urch, Man­ Niger is a Nigerois. The term. later, he added. urveillanoe and evaluation. F unem la tts, superintendent of Manchester Nigerian, is reserved for citizens There la a poaelbUlty, healtn Terrill said I the Health Service said Kennedy "fully supports Mr. scdiools. will epea-t on "New i>e- chester, at 8 p.m. Hughes" in the New Jersey Race. of Nigeria, Niger is a former odBdalB aaid. that within the next just can’t aay bow much fallout Martin J. Makulls . velopmenU in Teaching.” After­ The sale which the Gilead Con­ French colony, once part of Com* on out to Hw Roneh for your lost Trail RMo month levela of radioactive lodin< vlU come dovm quickly from Mon­ He added that Kennedy had not noon group confrences will follow. gregational Women’s Fellowship is The funeral of Martin J. Maku- been asked for a letter in Hugdiea’ French West Africa. Nigeria is a from the bomb debria might equa' day’s heavywei^t teat, or how lis. River Rd.„ Coventiy, was held Dr. James Sakoda of the UofC sponsoring Saturday will start at former British colony. of Hw socHon. or exceed levela produced by the 2i much will be delayed until next behalf, but would be delighted to will be group leader on "Teaching 4 p.m. in the Parish House. The I yesterday afternoon at the Holmes send one if asked for it prevloualy announced teata in the spring. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Machines;’’ Mrs. Eknma Gilmore sale will include food, aprons, fancy current Ruaalan aeriea. One reason, he said, la that the Salinger said Kennedy regiuds work, a children's table and rum­ Rev. Edwin R. Melneker, pastor of Hughes as "a highly qualified, com­ of Fox Run School, Norfolk on It tan't known yet whether this health service doea not know how North Coventry Congregatkmal "Team Teaching” ; "Ungraded mage. Open Friday, Saturday and cumulative total of fallout would "dirty^’ the bomb was in terms of petent public official who would C h u r^ officiated. Burial was in make an excellent governor." Primary” led by elementary school Supper features Include bscal- conatitute any aignlflcant haaard, radioactive, fallout. Center Cemetery, North Coventry. Principal Richarl D. Gale, Hebron: loped oysters, nam, and baked aaid the Health Bervice’a Dr. The U.S. Atomic Ehiegy Commis. The flag was presented by -An­ Robert C. Miles, principal of the beans, and is by reservation only. RUMMAGE Sunday This Week Jamee Terrill in an intrevlew. sion said the test might have been thony O’Bright, past commandant Vinton School, Mansfield, "TB The supper committee is made Radloaettva iodine ia conaidered in the 50-megaton range, but more of the -American Legion, asaiated Emanuel uWomen. Teaching.” 1 up of Miss Doris Hutchinson, Jean Our Trail Ridos wiH doM for Hio 1961 sooson on a threat, becauae if enough of it likely was a 80-megatonner. Derby, Mrs. John N. Cross, and SALE by Michael J. McDonnell, chap- The group on "The 'Mentally By got into a peraon’e ayetem, it could Meanwhile, the Health Service laln- Attend Fall Rally Mrs. Eva Sanford; rummage, Mr.s. Nov. 1, 1961. f has announced placing o f four new and Emotionally Disturbed Child" GGLDF.N AGE CLUB cauee thyroid cancer. Bearem were Carl Kicking, A l­ Will be led by Dr. John Cassell of Alex Motyka and Mis. Kenneth Terrill aaid that moat of the fallout-detection ataucma in Alas­ fred Soderllne, Frank Steppe, Ellis; food, Mrs. Wilbur ' Porter ka; There had been two there. Miss Connie Parvey of the Na­ the Mansfield State Training . . . We wish to thank our many friends for their radioactive atrontlum — a poten­ Chester Varrick, Walter Variick School and Hospital. "Foreign and Miss Clara Ellis; handiwork. EAST SIDE REG tial cauee of bone cancer—looaed Located at Unadaska in the AleU' and Charles August A fireman protects himself from smoke pouring out of the Paris tional Lutheran Council, division Mr.s. Karl Links and Mrs. Douglas patronage. See you in the apring? Curtain Shop as he goes for s Scott Alr-Pae. (Herald photo by of colleges and imivcrsltles, spoke Languages” will be the topic of by the bomb will be delayed in tlans. Point Barrow, Kodiak Island a group led by Miss Lillian Adams Porter: ch!ldrcn*k mystery table, falling until next apring. The and Home, they are designed, a Harry Varley Pinto). at the district fall rally of the Mrs. Robert E. Foote. Augustana Lutheran Church- of the Cromwell school system. Thursday, Oci 26 atrontlum from the Mg bleat will spokesman said, to help get the FVneral services for Harry Var­ Fire Damages ‘New Methods In MatheinaUcs,” 9 AM. fall with the atronthun remaining eariieat possible indication of fall­ ley, 208 Woodland St., 'wme held women yesterday. The rally 'was Manchester E ven ing Herald ‘A Few Openinga In November For Hay Rides" this morning at St. Mary’s Episco- held at the Emanuel Lutheran will be led by Roland Genise of in the atratoaphere from other out from Mondasr’s test. Daniel F. Rena the Brentwood School System, L.I. Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan 5 '^ t h the new detection posts, il Church. The Rev. George F. Church In Hartford. Miss Parvey’s teata in the aerien. Store Block To Prepare Slate B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy Actually there ia no more time there are now 58 stations through honored by the council several ostrand cffficiated. Burial was in U. S. Troops on Alert subject was “A Creative Edge of S A nominating committee to draft lag for the atrontlum fallout than out the territorial United States, months ago for long service. He Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky the Parish—the University." 8-3454. for the iodine—hut the atitmtium including one each in Hawaii, waa a member of the B ritish Hill, with committal pray by the On Main St. A group of 24 women from will atill be highly radioactive Guam and Puerto Rico. American Club, the Stein Club of Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Emanuel Lutheran Chiu-ch at­ The service's radiation surveil­ Bearers were Melvin Varley. tended the session. Miss Norma when the bulk o f it cornea down the VFW, and an honorary mem­ Fire broke out in a building at Six Hours in Berlin whereaa the iodine will not lance network also haa on alert its ber of the American Legion. Paul Burner, William Burke, Clar­ Johnson, 20 Raymond Rd., Is treas­ M milk-sampling stations, a large ence SUme, Herbert Smith and Main S t and Purnell PI. this after­ urer of the district. M n. Theo­ That reeulta from the differing Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Just a minute. Mister! There’s "decay*’ ratea o f the two mate- number of water testing atatlona, Herbert Varley. noon and men from the ’Town Fire dore Chambers, 41 'White S t, dis­ USAM MAMCMeSTBR CBMTUR Claire E. Ulrich Renn; a son, Dan­ Department brought It imder con­ (Continued from Page One) no need to hurry to BER80N. SECOND REMINDER and 12 stations for testing whole trict chairman of education, ar­ liala. iel E. Renn of Manchester; a step­ trol quickly after fighting their §ASY PARKINS , , , , Just give them a call and Unit for imit the iodine la more diets of mixed foods. son, Edgar Ulrich of State Col­ Berlin run three lUmes weekly for ranged a book display for the ses­ Fallout specialists of the U. 8. way Into the smoke-filled building. they’ll solve your heating prob­ radioactive than the atrontlum. lege, Pa.; three daughters, Mrs. Wallet with $306 Aonerioan soldiers and ci-vUian sion. lem. But forlor all practical purpoaea it Weather Bureau say that if the David Grossman, proprietor of preaent pattern of atmospheric J. Stewart Johnston of Manches­ the Paris Curtain Shop where the and A . personnel and their dependents. lo ita radioactivity in about a ter, Mrs. John W. Brown of Wap- East Gennan PoUoe never be­ ------^ N O V . winds prevail, the first fallout from Returned to Man fire was concentrated, 'was injured (Herald photo by Pinto) p w W i n month. the Russian test might reach Nortn ping, and Mrs. Fred Raimo of when he tried to fight the fire with fore stopped the buses, even when Strontium, on the other hand, Wapplng;; two stepdaughters, they were filled 'with ci'vlliBn About Town Model Family All Attired to Retire "^Maaehektek LUMBER' haa a “haU-life" of about 28 America 00 Thursday or Friday- A Mandiester dtixen did a good a hand extinguisher. Mrs. Richard W. Johnson of Man­ He waa brought to Manchester 0 —What nausea the aul]^ sightseers. The buses are painted yeare, meaning that after that Dr. Lester Machta, 'one of these deed yesterday that brought happi­ color on the underside of the Mt —— specialists, says it’s conceivable chester and Mrs. Harold Agard of Memorial Hospital for emergency hi the army’s distinottve oUve Post and auxiliary members of ^ 1 time It atill haa half o f ita original ness to an 85-year-old, out-of- whale 7 green and clearly narked as mili­ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ralston, 220red, orlon pile robe with oversized a quilted cotton jrobe In red on radiation power. that the fallout debris now in the Glastonbury; two nieces, Mrs. C. treatment. the VFW planning to visit the Goalee Dr., with their children, pockets, and matching, king size, Arthur Olson of Versailles, and A—A coating of mlcroacopic tary vehicles. white print, with heart ahaped Thua the iodine ia the material lower atmosphere constitutes as town man 'who 'was 'visiting his He became unconscious, appar­ plants. Rocky Hill Veteran’s Hospital will Barbara Jo and Scott, are pictured fake-fur slippers. Her husband THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO HLE YOUR Miss Alice Madden of Manchester; pocket, over her red flannelette pa­ of iHtoary concern aa the rela­ little as less than one per cent of daughter here before enterhig a ently from inhaling smoke. The British moved a second meet at the VFW Home, Manches­ In the lounging apparel they will chose gray ski pajamas, trimmed jamas. Scott, the three-year-old, is the total debris loosed by the sister, Mrs. William Murphy of home for the aged. Grossman suffered bums on his compsny of Infantry, three Cen ter Green, tomorrow at 6:15 pjn. t i v e email amount of both lao- Q—In how many presidential model in the Newcomer's Fashion in navy and red, a bright red twill shown in a jersey sleeper with PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS topaa remaining in the atmoaphere bomb. The remainder would stay West Hartford, and several grand­ Mrs. Jane Bensche of 202 Wood- ear and forehead. After treatment turion tanka and supporting arms Show Friday at 8 p.m. The show- robe piped in navy> and black aqua bottom and white overblouse, in the stratosphere until next children. bridge St yesterday found a wal­ at the hoQiltal, he 'was taken to elections have both major can­ Into the Tiergarten, a wooded area Mrs. Lois Dunham, a purchasing (EXCEPTING MOTOR VEHICLES) aiRa down fairly faat. didates been in their 40s? will be held In Fellowship Hall of leatherette travel slippera with red decorated with medals. CALL The principal atrontlum threat spring. R will begin to fall then The funeral will be held Fri­ let containing 1306 and personal his 37 Jordt St. home by his 'wife. opposite the sector border near the agent for Manchester Memorial the Second Congregational Church. pile trim. T ^ building la on the north aide A—Only the J060 election. All fashions are from The Fair Such Uata ahall be filed not later than November 1st aadi ariaee when the radioactive mate- in the northem hemisphere be­ day at 10 a.m. at the W. P. Quish papers consisting of a social se­ Brandenburg Gate. The British Hospital, ia a member of an ar­ Mrs. Ralston is wearing a clear Five-year-old Barbara Jo wears in the Parkade. year, er If the first shall be a Sunday or legal holiday then no rlala hurled high into the atrato­ tween latitudes 80 and 60 north, Funeral Home, 225 Main St., fM- curity card of one John Zukauskos of Purnell Pi. It houses the Paris normally maintain a company of rangements committee planning mainly in areas where rainfall is Curtain Shop, Burton’s Shoe Store, Q—For the election to what of­ the next business day following. ! aphere by the huge biaet—prob­ lowed by a solemn high Mass of of New Britain. fice were the famous Lincoln- troops In the area and an army for a one-day Connecticut Hospital ably more than 95 per cent the usually heaviest. requiem at 10:30 a.m. in St. James’ The wallet, found at a Depot 6q. and the Braes Key Restaurant on spokesman called the reinforce­ Association purchasing session San Antonio book dealers yester- Failure to file such list by November 1st means TEN PER Machta said it’ s conceivable Douglas debates held? 1930s hut was banned from the total—drift downward and fall Church. Burial will be in St. bus stop, 'was turned over to Pa­ the ground floor. A—The U.S. Senate. ments precautionary. Nov. 9 at the Stratford Motor Inn Buffet Dinner Set dayj United States until this year. OILPOWER CENT addition to the nooeaanMBt as required by the State with late winter ralna. that the stratospheric fallout de­ James’ Cemetery. trolman John Krinjak of the Man­ On the upper floor la a beauty The French dispatched a mili­ on the Merritt Parkway. The pro- / Asst. Diet. Atty. Jack Leon sent JA 9-8287 and BA 8-2117 Statute. bris from the latest tests amounts parlor, a vacant office, and four "If I had to argue this case In But it remaina to be aeen Friends may call at the funeral chester Police Department who in tary patrol of eight men to set up gram will be sponsored by the At Holiday Bazaar letters to dealers advising them court. I’d be ashamed to read ex­ whether the atrontlum from all to 16 megatons of fission energy— turn located the man and returned apartmenU. Q—What award old Sinclair American Hospital Association and REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECLARED^ equalling an estimated 10 mega­ home tonight from 7 to 9 and to­ Lewis refuse to accect? an observation post at the Gesund the book violates the State's anti- cepts from this novel to an all- teata would conatitute any wide- the wallet and its contents. The few persons who were on the brunnen Elevated Railroad Station the Hospital Purchasing Agents obscenity law. mxle jury,” Leon aaid. tons still there from past tests of morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 upper floor vacated the building A—The Pullltser Prise, for "Ar- P. JOSEPH BIURPHT, Aaaeaaar. apread haaard, aaid TerrilL p.m. rowsmlth.’ ’ overlooking the Communist sector. Association of Connecticut. A buffet dbmer, with continuous The book, by Henry Miller, was The book is the first to be ban­ *Tt ahould be borne in mind, the current series. RANOER LAUNCH POSTPONED promptly. This total of 30. he said, would Travelers from East Berlin re­ •erving from 5;30 to 7 p.m., ■will published In France during the' ned here. however," he added, "that even C m Osiinvenl, Fla., Oct. 86 When firemen arrived smoke was Q—In what year was the Con- ported the East German police had The decorating committee for climax the Holiday Bazaar at Cen­ the preaent or expected levela of constitute up to 2 ^ times the esti­ — When Accompanied By Parents On The Concourse At The Parkade \ The District Attorney’s office 9e- vmftv/tte ssAucMKsrmn oven so YeAut' USED CAR dered the novel "Tropic of Can­ H cer” removed from the shelves of , SPECIALS S P O R T > , . . $ 0 0 9 0

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■\ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961 Pages IS to 2B IfANCHfeSTER EVKN1NG HBRALD. MANGBESTEll. OONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961 Section Two WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961 i| 'I I r iT j|lanct|f(Btrr lEurttittg known and ndmlred hU pnrantr, chase, the car ^ y e n by Whit* Blood Program la not only to avert ntdRioklnghain PallMSk a fasrlnla- hnvO M«n I hi* dovelopmmt went out of cimtrol and rolled Over. Ricci Talks » recurrence of this situation, but Margiaret Expects utee* drive from Clarsne* House. SkiieNews over the year* Into the ntature^f Neither occupant was hurt. also to a liit the general public to Armstrong-Jones* mother, the S*«er lefwe Se lew fHwSl Radio Auction About Town Costs Double leadership, who have worked side State Police imid White wouW the vital neoM ity of qiz^tainlng Baby in Fortnight Oeunteet' of Rosse, isnd her hus­ Hospital Notes by side, with him In community be charged with theft of a mAor an adequate supply in hospitals at band lurv* oome to England from Toioica and Rotik Water Once Called Cure-alls Ih * <3onununIty Playera’ regular efforts, In ptdIQcs and in govern Nov. 8 About all tim e s,th e blood chairman de­ vehicle and Oondlno would be re­ ^ (Ooalttinqd^gMn Pa|w One) their home In I r e l a n d . Tbnjds VWtlng honn arc 3 to 8 pan, for List Growing meeting Friday at 8 pjn. will sus­ For Welfare Roundup: ment, earnestly hope that he :.will ferred to juvenile authorlUea clared. ■(sttr, the Counteae de Veael, and By JACK BBPABS all areas, exuept maternity, where pend business for a Halloween par­ decide to run . . . Blood Batik "Tour life or tkat of your loved palace, and a n y*\ spokesman bis half-brothar, laird Oiunantown, "Aboolutaly tba finsst and be(R they are 3 to 4:80 and 8:80 to 8 ty. The event ■will he held at the i'John Alsop has the cesuiUals. ones may someday depend on are sbcpeeted Iroim Ireland any tabla watar In the world" that p.m.; and private room where they For Kiwdnis home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. In September , (ran Pag* Om ) 2 Face Sentencing said he din not know when she are 10 aan. to 8 pan. Vlsltore are He has tha qualities of a gover­ blood,” Mrs. Boglisch reminded in w(5,ijd move. was iWd of th* HlgMand Reck Lamh, 1792 Manchester Rd., Glas­ nor. He is truly a citizen in action Waterbury,' Oct. 35 (/P)—Two X tewnwid* public meeting will letters distributed today. St was 81 in August. requested not to smoke In patteat’e lUted in Ftance in 1934, but avail­ 'l^ e n the princess shlftii to Clar­ Water In 1870. Gift oertifloaites, emoutsUng to tonbury. The Players are current­ Welfare coats doubled la st' on his wray upwards." Inmates of Cheshire :Reformatory be eponsored by the Manchester C. Blmore Watkins is first vice "Nature’s remedy fcr Bright’s rooms. No more ttsui two vteltore ly In rehearsal for their produc­ able In this country for only the The resolution also took note of will be sentenced tomorfow for ence House, she 'will live ih a largq at one tbne per patient. 3103 in value have been donated month, compared to September Red Cross on Wednesday, Noy. 9, chairman, and Willard Rogers sec­ square white-painted room at ths DUeaM, diabetes, dyspepsia, In- tion of "The F fth Season" to be past few months. - Alsop's work In the General As­ taking part In the July 3H uprising ond -vice chairman, of the Red digeatton and all forms of malaria by Manchester merchants for the presented at Whlton Memorial 1960, according to a report by the sembly and in county and state at the institution. at 8 p.m. in Neill Hall of' St. top of the building. PatiMttB Today: 315 \ Sine* tnBelle is the only state's Mary's - Episcopal Church to Cross blood committee here. Mem­ h sa «M s« lasa Bay sm and female weaknesses." That' was Kiwania club’s aeoond axmual radio Auditorium in early November. Town Welfare Department. politics. John F. Moore, 19, New Haven, Another room of the house has ahiimiiii l ildi*8aln ADMITTEO YESTERDAY: Mrs. attarahy in Cmmecticut to issue a dramatise the need of broad par­ bers of the Red Cross church con­ been set aside as a delivery room. A wUkeeRimMI j how Hl^lsmd Toiilca Water was auction on WINF Nov. 14 and 16. Family relief was 33,329. com­ ruling banning sale of the book, and Patrick Seno, 21, Stratford, tact committee are Mrs. Russell RUMMAGE t fw el j advertised back in the post CfivU Roso LaShay, 34 Cornell St.; Oscar were found guilty yesterday by a ticipation In the blood donor pro­ Into thia several truckloads of Heading th* Hat of gift certifi­ The Stein Club will sponsor a pared to 3L462, and convaleaeent tha ctackdown so far is limited to Cha»e Hit$ 100 mph gram. MacKendrlck,^ Mrs. Joseph Tonski, eaaaanaan- e_ ..-*1- ----» •War daya Garceau, 49 Joseph St;.John Za- cate ' d o n ^ is VtUner’a Garden public dance at the VFW Home Hartford jDounty.^ Superior Court juiy. equipment has b e e n 'I n s t a lls d . MiiMaM, yakar* >««v>p ylekas, 411 N. Main S t; Mrs. Julia home care for dependents w m Milford, Oct. 35 (P>—A high Guest speaker will be Alfred Philip Harrison In Manchester, and Shoutld a caesarean be necessary,’ Neither of the two is on the mar­ Center 'with a 325 oertifleate. TTioee Saturday from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. The book recently was banned in They were the only defendants Mrs. Richard Dlmock in Bolton. Faulkner, 160 Hollister St.; Rob­ speed chase dowu the Wilbur Croai Rlc'cl, administrative,, director of everything for it will be on hand. SALE a* anAm. Thy Im ket today, but like every product, contributing 310 ^ certificates for A buffet will be served at 10:30. 3933, compared to 3396. On the Kew Jersey, remaining from an original total dlMl- araw Sf ippMMasR. e■ .-I *—« Sa ^ they had their day. ert Smith, Stafford Springs; An­ other band, hospital care waa $86, Parkway ended here early today of 13 charged with participating in the Connecticut Red Cross blood the auction included The Svles Sir John Peel, who delivered the Speasered By The hwi S<4eer Se// Smc iMh* 'The Tfinica Springs Oo. of High­ thony Ciaglo,’ Ektst- Hartford; Don­ Mrs. A. Lawrence Riker, 680 compared to last year’s 3392. when a car being pursued by two the near-rlot. Eleven others have queen's children, will also deliver Laundry, Stop A Shop, New Model state Fbllce cruisers spun' out of AmertoM Mgloa Auxiliary (6' pint donated represents SHURFINE Highland News, a bi-monthly pa­ forth to them water out of the years I have been troubled with in­ gave a brief outline of work they Manchester High School. ment accounts, since they are United Nations he will not oppose a pint-aized miracle." Mrs. Myron Swift Premium- per devoted to good health. rock” as in the Biblical saying flammatory rheumatism, and at headaches. hoped to accomplish during the' Restaurant, two dinners, $9; Mil­ cradited to the general fund. Later final implementation. A. Boglisch. chairman of the The paper sold for 25 cents a of Moses. times have been unable to rise Pure drinking water Is still ler’s Pharmacy, poodle toy dog, Bartlett Pears Lg. Cans 79c available at a fountain off Spring year. Articles for the rummage sale the increased income will balance ElisabethvlUe, Katanga, Oct. 25 Manchester blood program, em- RIB ROASTS The bottled water was later sold from my bed for weeks. Have also A new overhead projector was 57; Flower Fa.shions by Milikow- given by the American Legion out the increased expenses. (/P)—Central Congo Government phsisized. been troubled with a kidney di­ St. but the ''cure-an” tonic waters ski, artificial flower arrangement PARTY PAC —Tonica Water in ca.se of 50 no longer are available for per­ iLsed to illustrate presentation of Auxiliary-, to be held at 9 a.m force; killed fourdCatangan troops Doctors, directors and trustees whole roast or quarts (sparklingl for $8 and cases sorder.' I have tried many re­ material. Slides were prepared by * milk glass vase, 310; Marlow’s Friday, may be left at the Legion sonal consumption. in a continuing buildup of military of hospitals throughout the state Ice Cream 1/^ Gal. 49c of 100 pints for 311—Rock Water medies, and can truly .say I think Mrs. 'William McHugh of the art Inc., Samsonite luggage (one Home. Leonard St., tomorrow after atrength inside Katanga's borders, were alarmed recently over the your Tonica Water has helped me Spring water for drinking and only). 325; Minnechaug Golf ANNUAL 1 THE 6th and 7th ribs RUMMAGE in caMS of 50 quarts (sparkling), cooking is still procured by many department. 7:30 p.m. Informed sources reported today. fact that the Red Cross Center's SHURFINE 36; 100 pint case. 38; five gallons more than anything I have ever Course, 1-doz. Spalding Dot golf The Katangans w-ere reported BRAND Woverly A7 Manchester residents. Those participating In the pro­ balls, 314.95; McBride’s Sport supply of fresh blood was almost cut short, lb. 59c In Demijohn for 32.50; forty-gallon used.’’ gram were Mark Kristoff of the Miss Mary Santarslero. a medi­ slain in a -mortar attack yester­ exhausted, Mrs. Bogllseh pointed NEW Pineapple-Grapefruit barrel at 3fi. Demijohn and bar­ The Talcott, Friable A Co. -of F rank'j. Crowley of 57 Gerard Shop, 2-doz. IVllson Mlddlecoff golf cal records librarian for Manches­ MILITARY day on a small tow-n near Katan­ SALE St., a resident here for some 25 English department: Robert Von- balls, 312; Pine Rexall Pharmacy, out. 48 Or. rel returns had a 31.25 and 31 re­ Hartford In 1890 ordered, at once, Deck, science department; Mrs. ter Memorial Hospital, recenUy re­ ga's northern frontier. The raiding "The aim of the Oinnecttcut G m io to I Eloctrk Cana Sponsored By VFW bate. , SO cases quarts Tonica, ten cases years, procures some three gallons Cara Nome Rexall Beauty Cream, turned from a meeting of the Na­ Congolese got away, taking Katan- Juice 79c 4th and 5th ribs from the spring outlet on the Case ■Wirth Velte, social studies; Mrs. 34.60; and Savings Bank of Man­ Ladies Auxiliary J. O. Bacon of Putnam wrote pints Tonica, "We find this water tional Association of Medical Rec­ WHIST gan policemen and European ad­ property every two w’eeks. "The George Potterton. homemaking; chester, one year’s rent on safe S«oiuK»ed By ______^AUTOMATIC SHURFINE a testimonial letter dated Dec. 21. sells better, by far, than any other Miss Virginia Lind and Thomas ords Librarians In Philadelphia, ministrators as h o s t a g e s , the cut short, lb. 69c . medicinal water we have ever sold, water is much more refreshing for deposit box, 311. Pa, THE HOLT NAME 8 0 0 1 ETT sources said. 0RAH8E HALL 1886, which stated: "Gentlemen, I drinking and Is much clearer than Kelly, physical eduaction; Mr^. BLANKETS Cut Green Beans Cans 89c have tried your Tonlca Water for and the trade is constant and in­ McHugh, art department; Neil Central Congolese troops were lit 3 ribs, lb. 79c ‘ EAST CENTER ST. creasing," they said. our regular faucet water.” Crowley Sn>.JAME$ ^ reported continuing to filter across Park Hill • ■ malaria and know that It has done said. "My wife and myself use just Lawrence, industrial arts, and Magnet for Stomach Officers and members of the SHURFINE me a great deal of good. I cheer­ 'Hundreds of testimonials con­ British American Club -will meet 0 the Katanga border, but without FLOWER SHOP ' about three gallons every two Ralph Maccarone, music depart-*' SCHOOL HAU. MICES $ 1 9 5 5 fully recommend It to any with tinued to come to Messrs. Case Marengo. 111. — A Marengo at the club tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. heavy arms because bridges in the 8 East Oeater St.—M l 9-I44S Thumlay, O ci 26 weeks.” he said. ment. ■EOIN AT Cream Style Corn r Cans 89c Swift Premium like trouble." Bros, telling them of cures being ooonpeny is making a magnet to and proceed to the W. P. Qulsh FRIDAY. OCT- 77 north have been destroyed. They TOM MINOR, Proprietor. Doors Open At 9 A.M. "Absolutely the fine.

1 fo r SFECIAL SALE everyday I EASY use! ForDo-li-Yoursellers TERMS EASY ' A TREMENDOUS " s t o c k OF 20 GETS MORE DIRT becems* H heoh. at fl DECORATOR COLORS IN PERFECT tweeps, as M cleans. Gets if foster because TORO MILL RUN STANDARD GAUGE if ii adjutfobie fo rug thickness. Gefs it easier because if roUs on wheels. M's a RUUBERTILE Hoover and beih fo lost for years. W« Ars Fnertvrina TMs N • Twe ipeed atetor gIvM 50% m ere sncMen wMi W E HAVE .... NOW PIECE LIVING C EACH DutNno Toots which ora optional oxtra*. Clear your diirewiey slick as a Shapes you with such a lighthearted touch, you bare-' iriiistleaad save how*ofbaek. 9 x 9 TILE HOOVER breaking work. Sava moemf, ly kndw it’s there. But, oh, how it trims and slims your too, on this ^leeial prs eeeaow figure! Thanks to heavenly Lycra, DuPont’s spandex SO LOW—YOU CANT peiee. Como im and sea tba At A Nnw LOW PRICE OF ONLY ALSO FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS AFFORD NOT TO OWN ONE! BAGS Seao^Xkir Display O f Westclox, Sessions and fiber that’s all centred. . . nothing but comfort. Here, PRICES? Power Seetekomedn teieyl Both Pieces CLEANS FLOORS and STAIRS, TOO! with (louble Lycra front panel to keep that tummy ARMSTRONG STANDARD GAUGf Seth Thomas Clocks For All Purposes •> ComplBt* WlHi ' 189 Custom made, select your own fabric covers. Cheek / these UNOLEUM TILE FRK GIFTS TO SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS EVENT SoHyPropdltd llow «r • KIHG SIZE 95" SOFA .... . $179.50 twice as flat. Ask lor Style 501. White only. ALL ADULTS WHO VISIT Look! ^ursday— 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. other quality featui'es found only in higher priced furniture. (FOUR CUSHIONS) DayUgM Raving Time Specials (P.8. Ends Saturday At Midnight) CNKI rwWww mVnNRwe ^PvF9M*6 RpmiGM FHiF US THIS WEEK! / 100% Foam Seat Cushions ------NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT AT MARLOWS ------Each Tile ■ '-J 8 U Y N O W • LOVE SEAT . $114.50 11c 9 x 9 Come In and Meet MR. TOM HERRON A ijm CLOCK. R#9. $4.98 ...... $3.49 / 100% Foam Backs . / and SAVE $10! •WING CHAIR.. • e e a • e . $ 79 JO • FREE FURNEU. PARKING $2.98 ...... $1.99 / Self Decked / Foam Ariha Hoover Faetory J^preaentativa. ^lOTCI^’tLdCk. K99. U .9 8 ...... $3.98 OF COUHSfi—EASY j , ■' i-' ^ - 'raki Pi/ibiku, f a ^ n g ! FVRWTUIIE DC9T. Toniw U l Demmiatrate H ie Hoover ROY and JOHN I; f Lower store Level M IA R LO W ^ FLOOR COVERING k and Anewer Your QueeUeni. . . IUi((mESTER PLUMBING and SUPPLYCO. • Frde Purnell Parking MAIN MANC«DUn»b--*^ iMk Yswl*'- i-AM l ••'IV .'K-' V it M l.t o a JIB •W'rmmm r . T. BUSH JB.. Pres.^SM TVeas. • o n a r f DATB-^ammaDAYB m e t f -m . • 2S4 BROAD ST , MANCHESTER—Ml, i.|T5S ''IF rrs HABOWABE WE HAVE IT” MAIN ST, MANOHE8 TER Phone MI 9-5221 914IE anm«aB3L;«IANCHESTEM Taer! MI

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group singing “Ring Around tha Bujek, JiU Nash, Billy Oerra and MoNam ara,, Rlche,rd Murphy, Rohart Oagacn, M ark Jaska, Erie Helitun Plant Private JOhnsbim, KMth ' ' Bd- Ott Winds from Russia^ U.N. Program Held World." Mrs. Tag's Stoup sx- Vicky Warner. Rtahu^ Phelan, IfiehselH RtoSs Those in Mrs,, K'w iM ‘a class are and Laurtnee WUley, plalnsd the tiinctiop of the UN. Phoenix—Tbe nation’s first pri- At Buckley School Helljr Andnws, Patricia OsroU, Those in Mrs. Tag** gram soa ▼ats heUum plant is bsint built in and It's five oouncils.' Mna JUros* Jofimt Dvtim, Katie Kaip, Marcia Bsverly ABard, Meredith Anwetin, Wight- KwSoWfiSrenda Landers, Maureen DUne BaHwnl. Karen Blasinakt, men. Arixona.-^ Tha gas was onea usad A United Assembly children sang two Spanish. songs m.: ^ Borden's and told about UNICEF. Mrs. Mtoton. Batty Musohko. LeaUe Maigaret Bzigga, Laurie Carr. axeluslvaly in dlrigiblts, but now Japanese Warned p l a n n e d w«s held at BuokMy School yes­ Krause's class explained aonte of 535n^, Janet PupelesM, lillaen Donna OoWman. Ann OoUMab,' aoaam aervaa as a coolant, an insulator, Instant Coffee A nkara Turkey la planning terday. Children from Mrs. Juroe' the activities of the Economic and Robert, Heatihar Sdmmem. Rqii- Randt Haa, Gall Nandy a Ufasaver for divers, a tisader t i Harman, OaoOy HuU. Susan to.m ak* Mtthreonfaxri dniga a'vau- » ^ pW $|33 first grade, Mrs. Krause's fourth Social Council. • M m a irn t, MUeliiHd: M ed sln slti. natural gas, and in Unltsd Statss * ex lor I l^d e, and Mrs. Tag’s sixth grade Children parUcipeflng fnm Mrs. Ricmrd Oowsr, Wayne -Huot. Musohkd, HatricMi ' Pattarson. dbto to Its ponuktlon. H ie country On ^Death Ashes ’ RM ysn} Johnstonv ItaiMb^ K im ftr- Kathryn. PoUohar, Deborah Snydar, has an annual popuBiUon Increase mlasils and atomle-rsaotor rs> Juroe' class were Charies CarroU, participated. o f S per cent and one o f the w orld’s ssateh. Ths Fsdsral Ocvsmmsnt The program opened with a pa­ Janet Brewer, Steven Hadge, John berg, Robert Lssoan, Mark ifan- Marie Toumeud, Charles Blaka, Timothy OoughMn, H am u D«ivay, ip ip iv c innia, xw w » has a hslium plant in Oklahoma. (OMrttamd ema Pag* Oaa) Premier Khrushchev's "Animal rade of flags, followed by the Greene, Curtis W tll^, Eleanor guti, Thomas ItoDontieU, Terence gesture is at once purposeless and Ivory Soap tiM tr.8. *mbaMy in protMt criminal . . . It's not for the free 4e OFF SALE a n ln a t American poHciea. world alone that the bell '^11 toll; Torelgn Mlntater Zen taro Kosa- it w ill simultaneously sound his ka today banded a strong proteat requiem.” 4 rK l3 5 c agabist the Soviet bomb explosion The Bxpresa said the Soviet ex­ NOW!... FOR THE THIRD WEEK IN A ROW. to Soviet charge d'affaires Sergei plosion put President Kennedy in P. Susdalev. It was the third a highly invidious position. If the Japanese protest since the Rus­ United States stops testing, sians resumed nuclear weapons Khrushchev could boast he bad * testa Sept. 1. scared the Americans into stop­ J °y. The mass clrculatlm newspaper ping. the paper said, while if it A WONDERFUL EH M STAMP BONUS FROM For Instant Dishwashing Your Tomlurl termed the test "an in­ continued testing, "Moscow will excusable act." Asahi, Japan's condemn America as a moral out­ biggest paper, said it was con­ cast out of step with the rest of ut£33c»^ASl58c ducted "In utter disregard of the the civilized world." harm to other countries.” "The free world, including In­ Peraons interviewed on Tokyo dia, will sinely not be deceived so 'T,- atreeta said world opinion should YOUR FRIENDLY STOP'SHOF! 3c O ff Fab neighbor easily.” to the Soviet Union to stop The Times of India warned the terong and that a worldwide anti­ Soviet premier "These super­ For Easy Wash Days nuclear movement should be bombs most definitely shatter all 3c O ff formed. windows—western or Soviet or Come on! Join th* ponde! Don’t miss tiiis Some newspapers said Japan nonaligned—serving no national or ahotdd press both the United stampede of Top Value Stamps. H’s the quick­ a£S'.32c ideological interest.” is our State* and Russia for an agree­ est way to fill your Top Value Stamp Books ment on disarmament and a halt Ceylon's neutralist government still had no comment on the Rus to testing. ind (et valuable famous-for-quality gifts, A U.8. spokesman said the Jap­ Sian explosion. But the Ceylon without spending an extra cent meats.” The U. S. Dept of Agriculture grades Ike Declares Kennedy meat Choice. Then fussy Stop fls Shop meat men AsleodWi Cheez-lt choose only the^choicett of the Choice. And you Sunshine Crackers never pay for eurplut fa t. .. only enough is left Confuses Him, Friends on to assure tender, juicy flavor. Guaranteed to p i S .S * 2 5 c •atitfy, or our Stop fli S l^ manager will make it (OaatiBaed from Page One) right in any way you please. Your neighbor will tell you... Icr, U.& Sens. Jacob K. JavlU and 12th Circuit Kaaneth B. Keating of Yoiic, S+op & Shop fon a er Ctev. Thomas E. Dewey, It’s Hit ffintst mtat you’ll over oat! Ttip. Paul A. Flno, the OOP candl- Court Cases MAYONNAISE for d ty cotmdl president, and TOP V A LU E dty comptroller eanddste John J. ’ i r M I C OUhodey. BOCKVnif SESSION Rockefdler introduced Eisen- Two hrothera charged with THIS OFFER AVAILABLE IN besver as "the g re a te s t livin g speeding In Eabngton Oct. 1 were American.” fW sd guilty a t the end o f a.court Tha form er President salc| he trial in the'l2th Circuit's Rockville Salvo had been away from New York so eeaaion yesterday and were fined HARTFORD, EAST HARTFORD long be was not acquainted with 125 each. Detergent Tablets Its ape^e problema Roy Thompson. 25, of West Rd.. LAST 4 DATS! He said he did not know Lef- Stsiford Springs, and Robert kowitx very weU but was acqualnt- Ibompeon, 23, of 2S2 South S t. WEST HARTFORD, DRISTOL TlJ'43c W 83c ad with Pbto and knew Gilhooley, Rockville, pleaded innocent to the who eervec^ ae assistant secrets^ charges. Itxlged by State Trooper Uonel R. Labrectae. CANNED F00D$ e f labor under Bisenhawer. MEAT AND PRODUCE Then, lumping city and federal Labreche said he clocked the THOMPSONVILLE, NEW BRITAIN Oxydol Stop & Shop is having a real fiscal poUdas together, the form­ pair. ea(3i driving a car on Piimey PRICES EFFECTIVE er Praddent tdd the gathering: St. at 60 to <15 imlee an hour. New Detergent Formula "You never can spend yourself The Hiompeons said they were . into prosperity. We need responsi- not traveling that fast. AND MANCHESTER ONLY! large package 3 5c Old-Fashioned ‘Fork Sale^^ THURSsgFRI.MKlSAT. hls progress—we eennot have pros­ A 30-day suspended sentence ■lent soekag* 84c was imposed against DaVld E. SALI perity and ahrinking dollars.” ...... Meyer. 24, of 112 Orchard St.. S q l* s m I* Saturday iille Ellington, charged with perjury. Judge Searlee ” Deaiington or­ Personal Ivory dered e one-yeer term of proba­ Titan Detected tion. Pure Floating Soap Meyer was accused of writing CLIP CUM CHOWDER By Midas Spy a false statement during an ex­ 4 W 26c Pork Loins? 3 1 lb ^ Save ITa ■■ S asas amination fo r a driver’s Hcenae in Jaak Aagast Iraai I I I as$' 1960. OUT Fr*»h Pork Loin Combinalion reeot sad ehogo * 49* laeas (Oootianed tram Page Oee) T%e court was told M eyer Is Rtgalarly lit aought by State Police in connec­ m 1 were ecoducted with the Mtdaa m tion wMh a break at tbe Sport Ivory Snow wtelHte lanndMd earlier this year. Center in Rookvllle and the theft iv a w i C At to sacooda. tiie Titan was Quick, Gentle, Safe c Corned Beef Hash •bout SB mllas high, heading for of a number of hunting rifles. ita ninth atralght soecesa. Frank Davis. 42, of HazardvUIe. Midas rv was launched from wee fined 935 for redcless driving 'K'35c W84c SAVE2ee...Reg43e Folnt Argttdlo, Oalif. laat Sal- and Robert A. Owse, 17, of Lsdie lb Iraagaast Iraai ***' | mday in another experimental tir­ Bonair Rd., EUington. was fined H a m s 49. »39 ing aimed at devek^ring a system |2S for driving an unregistered Tender, tweet end m oist... smoked to a delicate flavor! « ( mlMUe detection satdUtm able motor vehicle and $15 for driving to provide the United States witb an uninsured vehicle. Ivory W-minute warnings of an enemy Ekfael Coffman o f W hite Rd.. DEL MONTE PEAS Liquid Detergent rocket attack. EUingtdn, convicted of intoxication ^ Clip out this coupon! Sava 19a* RaglfarAls Ib a A ir Force announced th: in Manchester last week, was sen­ Fresh Spare Ribs 49fb laansr frashaast, far tks I n ax$’ TWan met all teat objectives in one tenced to 30 days in jail on a pro- ■Sr. 37c sis: 65c asas flf • final aetlw of flif^ta before bsticn violation charge. Great eating with your favorite barbecue uucel ■aid a a a A s aksai. Ihe weepnn bocomea operational Basil Ksnnax3m, 17, o f Wap- lata tidB year. Test objectives in- ping, charged with procuring chided evaluation of the propul- liquor by false pretenses, was of­ ■ton, guidance and control systems ficially turned over to the Juvenile Spic & Span Swift Brookfield 43Pb ■ad aaaodated ground equipment. NIBLETS CORN Court Makea a tasty stuffing for fowl or fishl A charge of driving unW the All Purpose Cleaner Sava IB s aa I asas influence of liquor or drugs lodged Frssk aara-aff-lks-tsk. in i i $ ' Itlitn •ant Careers Booklet against John J. Kotulak. 28. o f ,5BU29c Rag 8 far 48t Blast Hartford, was nolled. Kof^ Cooked Scallops Brawn 69fi Given to Schools ulak pleaded innocent. Dal Manta Com 5 High schools in the Manchester :^^)■n)>))luunn)nn::rl"nn)))))]) Dash area win receive the 1961 edition Four from Town af "Flaiming Tour Future in Con Ne. 518S TOP VALUl No. 5I8G TOP VALUl For Automatic'Woshers Cling Paachas s%'!fk^rim4 asetkut Industry,” s classroom Get Key Posts gtodebook. freun the H artford In Cancer Unit 50 EXTRA STAMPS 5S’3 9 c-2 »23» Dola PInaappla Julea 4fnn” 99° nsetrie light Oo. starting this ____ ^ 50 EXTBA STAMPS week, according to Parker Soren, wHh A t psrslMMt sf a ilM pfcgtf afitua w M Hn psrobsM tf • l-lb big INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS the k>cal manager. Four volunteer cancer workers Chaaa a Sanborn sVTte .» 68” In conjunctiwi with Connecti­ from Manchester have been elect­ SiMroit SNgar Gorinef cut's other major electric utility ed to key state posts in tbe Con­ Miff Boy-ir-4oi Pixii oompsnies, HELCO is making ttf< necticut Division, American Can­ 1 Coupon Good thru Sot. 1 Coupon Good Thru Sot. Household Cleanser Stop t Shop CoHaa Mication available for use' cer Society. Ptr homily- ■ Per Family Oct. IS, 196^ it the state's secondary They were named to serve for '‘^m om hor, you get Stampi, tool A total of 39,000 copies of the coming year at the recent an­ 2SS3IC "ir24 the reference guide, now in Us nual meeting of the Connecticut G rapefruit - 1* cancer organization. eighth year of aponsorship, will-be ____ L. Florida’i iwMtMt and juici- dtoti^ted this nlL . Charles W. Pond was elected Mt , . . toaming with the The booklet contains 27 srtlclea, chairman of the state findnee com­ KAISER minihine vitamin C. mittee: • each outlining career opportunities Aluminum Foil fa a particular phase of Industry. Others named to leadership posts were; William H. Sleith, lay TIm dtocripUons are written by 14”x20 ft. lefl 45c SALE! Susan Shaw Nylons Oannecticut meir and women who trustee and member of the cam­ No. SI8G TOP VALUl No. 518G TOP VALUl No. 5I8G TOP VALUl -have achieved suecese in their paign advisory committee; Dr. r'x 2 0 ft. roll 19e 60 gauge dress sheer, plain seam, j m Hilda. Frederick Becker, medical trustee; Save 41c on every box. Reg. t B R # . "Ths main objectives of this and Mrs. Charles Ubert, volunteer 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS 2 pairs $1.39. ^ ^ H«T project are to* acquaint our young delegate from the Manchester 50 EXTRA STAMPS NKittr CMkies If* Branch. v M Hw psrsbiw of a pasksgs 9f with Nm pirshsM sf i l'/^ *z s » vM llw pinAMS * PsnA pkg tf Isis snit Satariay aHtl tali saly It bsm if 8 pn. Ma people with the wide range of *4 . SVeoeaPlasapele ) Sec ite flsn ers open to them in Ckmnecti- Dr. N. William Wawro of Hart­ P *" Orepefndt JnlM * cuu ford was elected president. Sloiiffor’t MocaroRl I N tf T m o FwiiHiirw Wax Stop A.SIm p M ilt Ohipi Save 10c on famous eut industry, and to help them Ad. Tneae Ptaeapele 4 See loe Mwose a vocational field which will The Connecticut cancer organi­ 1 Coupon Good Thru Sot, Good Thni Sot. I Coupon Jnleo ' etu BESSEY’S CIDER-79' zation la one o f 60 Divisions, sepa­ eftor them a rewarding future,” Per Family 1961 Oct. 28, 1961 ■oran said. rately incorporated and chartered Stop Shop , Oownillake ^ISSST 3 f by the nationwide American Chan­ Half Gallon Bessey 8 Cider 49c "P lsh ain g Your B^iture In Con- cer Society. The group conducts Jllietieut Industry” ■ has received tbe Connecticut cancer program sasai jpialse from sdiool guidance coun- With the no drip lip! mslers and industrial leaders for Us and coordinate the activities of 17 BIRDS member Branches. Pumpkins for the ki|ldies 10* toMfUlness to young p a ^ e wsigh- In the past year, the division's FROZEN Ifig a oateer decirion. Tha booklet statewide fund - raising sffort Clorox UMcbas over 60 per eent of Con- M l I 'I . . < > 1 nm ) i Vi Vi n i U))) i) vn) IS brought in a record total of $768, Removet stains IMOtieut’s high Ameols — private, 683.48. The annual Crusade funds Philodendron Plants ‘V X / r 4 '1 4|toDddal and pubUe. TOP VALUl . 5I8G J TOP VALUl No. 518G TOP VALUl disinfects, EITRA No. 518G are used fo r the state cancer so bleocMs 100 ciety's activities in public educs' I Orange Juice EUm Setback Uon and service to patients, and 1 quort O O * for the American Cancer Society's 25 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS bottle a ZC BndA* LW 6; Woody"a’ national research and community wHk M l iHHviMM t f a h ilf-ga llts with fto parthMs tf a gtarf m s if j wM Hn pffsbMt tf ■ fttrl tf L6t>: LRUs Jos Tiaucb. adtion program. ’\5Sr39c Rag* 49e can », XsMDd^ TnicUal;, LU9; Stop i Skip ARNHMla Your fnendly Stop & Shop gives Top Value Stamps! TO, VMJE FTHIR B You,. LSS4; Petsrsen’s Stop i Shtp FniH DriRk iMflt FMc LIiihM LM$; Patten’s BxOlers, Wabiuu Cure Jet Good Thru Set. 1 Coupon _ j 1rT_ Good Thru Sot. .tSS 63c llg IS Mean fV o r s . U O I; Schcndol Oil. Montreal—Jet eivlnes can de­ Oct. 28, 1961 P*r Family - S to H lM ilS . Oct. 28, 1961 Burry’s Sceeter Pies fitete Btio* Rspsir. 1,894; velop indigestion, iram they have ,S^3P5hOP, Habitant Pea Soup ankas'fwe laarle -r' WITH SA PURCHASE OR MORE 1,881: Hcwsxt «| sucked up liemething ih ey should- ■ nduiumui'. Xtsndi styie, plqaantl IRIB Chocelste cavered. tneishmsllaw . M A O ef Jilaal fit bavs, ti^ ateadsm treatment coeUas, Mg driideusi 16 ee. ISS; to a SOO-fiiRBitf dose o f walmit Hiells •tsadby' fii aaii toV p«a iwswed into peUets.

L U ^ f M X EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER 'EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1961 MANGHBSTBR e v e n i n g HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 PAGE NINEIEIN BI6 WEEK OF SENSATibNAL VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT SHOP IT MOTH - IMMKSTa CLIP AND REDEEM COUPONS Take your choice - get ^200 or 500 ■Ji MBULOUS MOTT'S V HUNDREDS Of / s IN m a n o h e s t e O ^ PRICES REDUCED Extra THOUSANDS OF EXTRA STAMPSI IS&H Stamps I SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. thru SAT. Ym M a ‘‘RAINOHEOK” ■ In tha avant baenuaa at unfaraaaan condltiena, 578 MIDDLE TO r NPIKE, EAST, MANCHESTER SAVE 8c MOTT'S Mott'a nina out at any ndvartiaad Itama, you can raeaiva a "RAIIT CSIBCK’’ antitUac you OPEN NIGHTS 0 More Than One Billion S&H Green to tha product on your aaxt regular rialt to GOLD M EDAL Stamps Given Auay by Mott's the atora. MONDAY thru SATURDAY till 9 200 EXTRA ^ FLOUR S&H STA M P S 5 WITH PURCHASE OF $10 to $20 Coupon Good O ct 25 thru Oct. 28, 1981. Limit One Coupon to SERVE SOMETHING NEW AND DiFFERENT...lt’s AH a family. Adults Only. Get Regular StEumpe, too. State Law: Cigarette., Beer and Fair Traded Items Eixcluded from I Offer.

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r* The Milk that Made Conn. History WmHEIIFUL MOn MELT! Introductory Special/ Ocrl-Ann OONN. AFraOYED EnrieM White BREAD Never Before Has Mo1f5 Offered 5 0 0 EX T R A S&H ST A M P S Such A Complete Meaf Sale!) GALLON I WITH PURCHASE OF $20 OR MORE Coupon Good Oct. 25 thru Oct. 28,1961. Limit One Coupon toy ^ a family. Adults Only. Get Regular jlWT Stamps, too. State R Law: Cigarettes, Beer and Fair Traded Items Excluded from Offer. FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, Mott's it botin^ a Moot Solo Hils Jmdrii-T/fm wooktfid. Evory vorioty of FomoHS Mott Moota win bo foohiiod. Wooroofforinq tboto Vohiot to introduco you to Hio "semolfiiiiq cKfforont" of Mott's Moot doportmonts . . . Hio eoHrtootts tp o d d sorvico, Nio tromondout vorioty and tbo Suporior Qualitv of ^mm Mott'f 'TondoiwIMm" Moots. p- nr SAV e 1 5 c TIDE Giant Size 67® L THOUSANDS OF EXTRA STAMPS SAVE 8c P IN E G P F T DRINK 23® No Limit! No Coupons Needed! Fill Y our S & H Books Faster! Mott's Famous "Tender-Trim" SAVE 4c 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS L IB B Y ’S TOMATO JUICE 25® WITH PCBGHASK o f WITH PURGHASB OF BHOP-BITE Boneless ROAST”"' MOTTS POTATO CHIFS, Lb. Bag 50« ELBOW fr SPAOHETTL 8 Lb. Pkg. S7e 59 SAVE 10c JIF PEANUT BUTTER .o... 29® .// LMt 4 50 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS RIB ROAST "The King of Roasts Ribs Lb. 69c WITH PURCHASE OF SHOP-RTTE WITH PURCHASE OF SAVE 16c WESSON OIL Regrular 99c 48 OZ. BOX. 83® INSTANT COFFEE, 6-o*. Jar 79c ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL, Pint Bottia 29o SHOULD. CLOD ROAST lb 99c CALIF. ROAST Tender-Trim—LB. 79c

1007. PURE 50 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS RIB STEAKS Tender-Trim—LB 89c GROUND BEEF b b e f —LB. vwC SAVE 11c SERVICE DELICATESSEN CARNATION MILK 6 89® WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF 4 PKOS. (Reg. VaL HIRES ROOT BEER, 2 Quvt Bottles 49c BURRY’S ASSORTMENT, 4 Pfcgs. gl.

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MUGKPS BOLORNA LB. S9e NEPOO FASTRAMI, slitMl Vz ul 49c MILK-FED TENDER SAVE! SAVE!, SAVE 16c ovor N a fl Brand SAVE 30c a carton SAVE 24c over NatT Brand MIX or MATCH / Believe: SHOP-MTE BEECHNUT or GERBER’S SHOP-MTE IT PAYS TO SE SHOP-RITE GREEN BEANS McGrath Runp or . STRAINED SHORTENING U f WISE A80UT MUSHROOMS MIXED VEGETABLES McGrath P o r tio n BABY FOOD CIGARETTES * 1ieSVEAL MEAT VALUES WHOLE BEETS Comstock KING SIZE OR FILTER TIP DICED CARROTS Lord Mott Nt SHOULD. OHOFS !**•• When you purchase meat from Mott'a you STEMS get “Tender-Trim” meat, your unqualified^ TOMATOES Pride of Fonn LOmOHOPS IB and 4 OZ. 31b. guarantee o f serving Deliciously Tender, PIECES Single M t BREAST.I VEAL Perfectly Aged Meat, Triple Trimmed for I CANS CAN . LB Pack If MB OHOfS Bhctra Value. $018 1 ^ ^ lD-95' 22c . Carton Thla high degree of quality and value la re- 16-oz 'flected In Mott’s Poultry and Prepared Why Pay Mora? VIHiy Pay Mor*? YOUR Meat Producta . . . famous name brands Why Poy Moi«7 CANS m0- that assure your eating , pleasure and all CHOICE WAYBE8T ROASTING at Mott's low, low prices. I know that when you serve your family 4 - 4 ^ Sweat, Tender, Meaty meata from Mott'a you'll be as plcM«d i ___ I Lb. A tr. about t h ^ comments as we are about our product. Trick or Treat Special! CHICKEN And as an extra bonus, Mott's gives you NOW AT tha Beat Stamp—slVT Green Stamps. WE RESERVE U. S.a. No. 1I FancyPancy nanaHand ncKea Picked ■■ POUND RIGHT TO FOWL, « M . or wt-ap LB 35c UM BUCS r.,59 DISCOUNT PRICES LIMIT Trick or Treat QUANTITIES APPAREL — HOUSEWARES — TOYS LO m M LA in DUCKS 4-4J4 UB AVG.—LB 49c OVEM READY UNO LEOS (p, BAG GLASSWARE — STATIONERY CORTLAND APPLES 5 MOTTS i- i WAVKST OHUKEN LE8S LB 49c RIB LAMB ONOPS5 ...... ■W* UNO PATTIES 49c COMP. VALUE $1.09 UMBOOMO. CHILDREN’S LINED SUPER WaVb e s t CMOKEN JIREASTS IB UM 8 FLANK NEPOO FRANKS He Far SUetaigwaB 15c LpNGIES”” CALIF. ^ 4 ^ MARKETS BAIU4aiE onhiken' IB HYBRADE BOLD OUTS u. no. SB* SEEDLESS DOZ. W1 ROSERVE MaffP 10 LIMIT QUANtlllES SUNKIST ORANGES Sw lfr. Piamim BACONu.SB. PYREX PIE PLATES Reg. 39c. ea. dbO G r i« ^ iTenedIne’e GAL. A Q c I-.O'W, I=>I^ICES JM Why Pay Mora? APPLE CIDER Paetenrlzed

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■ ¥ ■ ' ■ r ttMMI TthO rtT gVtenNG HERALD, BfANCHE8IVB« WEDNESDAY, OCTORER S5, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-ONB FoUsh Preaervea Yanr Sheea Manchester Perkede Stores HOUSE A HAUB SHOE SERV­ ICE, juat iiuM* ttM Oak S tra ti o*a looking better I nesa at the Parkadq> In honor one of the greatest they have ever and lasting longer. Keep in mind I of tha oocaalon, th* atora la brlm- planned. They ara calUng It -tbat a SHOE jUHNB KTr, eon-1 mlng with bargains In uparel for “NEW BNGLAJTO 'DAYS” as a pM o wtth ahoa r a t and a aupply I woman and elmdran. Thta THIRD saluta to tha many, many Yankee |0( poUdhea, la a Wonderful Clulat-1 ANNIVERSARY SALE la the manufacturers and sui^iera o t nan gift. Svarytana In tha family I yaaria moat outstanding event, quaUty merchandise that SEARS w n i NQI BE UNDERSOLD! will have well-grooined alioaa; Right now, with all of winter be- ROEBUCK purchase from for their when H’a eaay and oonvantantito for* ua, you’U want to take ad- stores from coast to coast. Pag* do ilw jOb. SHOE TREES kaap ’vantage of the aavinga on OUTER- through the 16-page flyer to bene­ OhaiM Hw A Big Night for the Klddlea ^ Mutual Fund* aitoea looking trim and new. ” S | WEAR, tagged 20% off, fit from outstanding values. Re­ B v m fwnlaln* hmrt thrflla to Lov«abls PupsI member NO PAYMENTS RE­ Hallowoon belongs to the For maximum safety, Income Maks Aprons For Gifts A H” GREEN STAMPS and | a CHARM BRACBLBT. and yoimgaters. Try FAIRWAY first and growth, you should check the ptenty of free parking always dandle* to Match the Holiday QUIRED for four months. Equip ZBRAN JSWKLRT STORB, cor­ am iable ait HOUSE A HALE| MUNSON’S CANDY SHOP has your home with an efficient "Ken- (Main Street end Pike Plaza) for advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS all manner of sweets for your more” automatic Washer, $148. A WE WILL MEET ANY PRICE ON BRANDED PRODUCTS AND ner Birch and Main, haa tha baaie your Halloween needs: Costumes, Available at your New York Stock SHOE SER'VIOE link bracelets and then a complete HALLOWEEN party table. On 13.5 cu. ft. frostless Refrigerator mmsks, party decorations, candy Exchange Member, SHEARSON, a pretty plate circle black and reg. $359.95 la now $299 (no trade- collection of delightful hharma in and paper>r tablei I supplies. HAMMILL A COMPANY, 913 Taka Advaataga of C O T A f f n 14 K gold, iterllng or gold-6Uad In TOCROCWr orange Cieam Wafers or Fruit in required).' There are specials aubJecU catering to her hobUea, Main Street MItcheU 9-3821. Annlversary-Prioed Permaneat Sliees to harmonize with tradition­ on televisions; a 23-inch console is 12 INCHES Got Set for Company Timed to have you looking your al color scheme. For very favor­ only $148. Spruce up the home. her Intereata, iqiorta, tnwala and Polish up tho house the efficient, IweU-groomed beat to r Thankiiglv- the mlleatonea in her life. Once Get • Dividend Check Each Month ite "goblins” there are candyfllled Tune up the car. Make your modem way with HELENE COBURN A MIDDLESBROOK, Ing, SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, jack-o’-lantems, also, foil-wrapped home cozier, warmer, more com­ ANY OFFER OF EXTRA STAMPS ahe owns a CHARM BRACBUBT LIQUID BEESWAX from JOHN­ INC., 629' Main Street, suggests 963 Main Street, la fllUng up the chocolate Witches, Cats, Owls, 15c fortable at SEARS ROEBUCK from ZBUIAN’S, it’a ao eaay to SON PAINT CO., 723 Main St. appointment book with requeots think of a birthday gift, or an an- the purchase of FIR ST REPUB- ■ach. Round, white Chocolate SAVINGS. This product will clean, wax and U C CORPORA’nON OF AMEK-. for a COLD WAVE IPEStMANENT, loUypops center a black candy cat. your choice nlvoraary, or Chriatmaa gift, be- polish in one operation. Could $11.53 specially priced to com- cauao adding to her CHARM ICA, selling to yield over 6%. For the "trick and threat’' callers, Ever flavor a graham-cracker anything bo oaaier or quicker! A memorate 53 years In hualneas, aerva up purs, delicious orange and BRACTLET givea her ao much Dividends are paid monthly. Call crust with a auspickm of ground little goes a long way. Use pure MItcheU 3-1105 for detaiU. serving Oonneotiout’s beautiful black POPS, 15c a dozen. Bring oardamomT ADVERTISED BY OUR FRIENDLY genuine delight. For toon-agera, HELEira b e e s w a x on all your women. Haircut ie $2 extra. You your hostess Halloween BOXED for co-eda, young mothera and fine furniture and woodwork It’s a Bewitching Night! receive a style consultation, test CHOCXlLA’fES from MUNSON’S. Have Halloween Fun grandmothera, no giri la too young throughout the house. You get a C e f 100, MARLOW’S, 867 Main Street curl, conditioning riiampoo, fash­ Let mirrors crack and black cats or too old to be CHARMED with good, bard finish that discourages ion set, long-lasting permanent cross your path. It’a time to in­ a BRACELET from ZERAN’8. fingermarks ax)<] dust. Just the has a big HALLOWEEN COUN­ Menu* Are Long and Varied TER equipped with props for en­ wave that is regularly priced much HOB NOB RESTAURANT has vite in the witches and serve beauty of the wood Is enhanced higher than $11.53. A penoanent HALLOWEEN R E'F R E S H - and preserved because HELENE tertaining, for masquerading to set up a brand new menu for each Spicei Apidoado make the fun-filled, scary night of wave in the BUDGET DEPART day of the week, featuring full M E N T S from GRAND UNION, COMPETitOR TO THE WEST. . . (Yield: 8 Servinga) BEESWAX actuaUy feeds the fur­ Halloween a memorable one for MENT is available for $8.53 as an course delicious DINNERS at de­ where you’ll find delicious goodies niture so It can’t dry out, crack for filling Tip the “ trick and treat” 4 It/S cup fresh lemon Juice CHESTER CARPET CENTER, Princess” also "Gypsy” . Cr.eate a Cabbage An Gratia sert and Beverage. Children under prepared main dishes and desserts 1 cup fresh orange juice 311 Main Street, that can make a desirable eerie mood with skele­ cupe shredded cabbage (1V4 Slices freah lemon, whole pounds) age 10 are served for half price. that need only a quick sliding in­ room come to life with vitality ton CUT-OUTS, priced from 15c, If bleak November days send your to a hot oven, help you serve din­ cloves for garnish and friendliness. A BRAIDED also witches and black cat*. False % cup butter or margarine 12 tablcaporms minced onion spirits Into a tallspin, let the ner to quick time. Like having Cook first 4 ingredients together RUG Is reversible. You can’t beat teeth and noses provide rib-tick­ warmth and friendliness of HOB a fuU-tIme chef, the DELICATES­ 5 cup flour tai a covered saucepan for 30 min­ it for durable beauty, for down­ ling giggles for the kiddies. Set a NOB RESTAURANT give your SEN DEPT, m ^ e s available juicy utes. Remove from heat. Strain. right quality, a senae of cheer and 11% cupa milk i . CHICKEN LEGS PARTY TABLE with orange and 11 con (3 ounces) chopped broiled »P*rita a boost. FAMILY NIGHT roast beef, maked to your liking, Add lemon rinds and let stand S comfort It brings to a home. black accessories. TRICK and mushrooms i every Wednesday evening from 5 also vitamin-packed salads and minutes. Remove rinds. Stir In MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ TREIAT BAGS are 10c a package. « i t and 1/8 taawioon * features a Chicken Dinner of ready-to-eat seafoods. Shop at sugar. Add lemon and orange TER is headquarters for BRAID­ aail and 1/8 teaspoon | ^ o u CAN ElAT for $1.50 a COUPONS GOOD THURS. thru SAT. pepper GRAND UNION, the homemak­ juice juat before serving. Float 20MCHES ED RUGS, the thick, cushiony ers’ friend. WAYBEST Basil Salad Dreaaing % cup buttered bread crumbs person. Is it a date? slicea lemon, studded with cloves, The friendly knitted daoiuhund kind as crafted by the Village Rug (Yield K cup) Shoppe in Maine especially for and paprika over each cup over ice cubes. (20 in.) and the -perky crocheted 2 teaspoons salt Pekingese (12 in.) are a colorful the Manchester area. Why not Cover cabbage with boiling water Manchester Imperial Oaterer* To give vanilla pudding a lus­ make your purchase of a BRAID­ 1 teaspoon powdered mustard And a atvle that anneals to uncovered, about 5 m in-, Reach them by calling the IM- cious topping, sift light / brown FRESH *rhe Looking Olaos' team you’U want to make for the 1% teaspoon* paprika I HARRISON'S, 849 Main Street, youngsters at gift-givkig tim e ED RUG now. How lovely your every hoinemaker^ls thU mett^ Cook onion In but- PERIAL STEAK HOUSE A COCK. sugar over it before serving. home will look for Thanksgiving %■ teaspoons garlic powder 3 e r apron wlto It! hM d? * minute; sUr in flour: TAIL LOUNGGE, just over the Broil, watching carefully and unveils Its new, restyled Gift Pattern No. 2792 haa fun direc­ ^ teaspoons crumbled whol* turning, just until the sugar cara­ Dept., "THE LOOKING GLASS,” and Christmaa and for years to pockets and brlrht trim It roes mushrooms (includ- MsnchesterllnelnBolton.Thetele- NATIVE tions for both pupa; material re­ come. basil leaves E h e r to a X k ' tog liquid). Cook and sUr constant- Phone is Mitchell 3-2478. The ex- melizes. Tap the crisp crust with — r«nections In fine gifts. You quirements; atitch Uluatratlons. % teaspoon ground black pepper will find a new world of gift shop­ No 8271 with Patt-O-Rama Is >y “ "*11 thlckensd and boiling. Add P«rt preparation and serving of a spoon for easy serving. 100 Extra ^ Stamps TV> order, eend 25c in coins to:— Western Supper Waffles teaspoon instant minced onion In sizes small (12-14), m edium ' “It pepper. Turn cabbage Into foods U their specialty Re- ping pleasure In these new sur­ % cup olive or salad oil roundings. Visit HARRISON’S Anne Ckbot The Manchester Eve­ (Makes 6 servings) (16-18); large (20-40). Medium, “hnhow baking dish; pour sauce unions, weddings, group gatherings ning HeraM. 1150 AVE. OF 3 tablespoons wine or cider WITH PURCHASE O f $5 lt> $10 sooii! See the host of new fine gifts 1 (lOti-ounce) can cream of 2 1-4 yards of 35, 39 or 45-lnch aprlnkle with buttered *nd antovcrssry celebration are The Inquirer AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. mushroom soup vinegar fabric. crumbs and sprinkle with paprika. | Coupon Kood Oetober 26 thru Oct. 26, 1661, UtMlT ONE COU­ In Pewter, Brass, Wood, Crystal, PERIAL STEAK HOUSE offers China and much more, at HARRI­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c 1 cup shredded process American 2 tablespoons fresh lemon Juice To order, send 35c in coin to:— |®nhe in moderate (375 degrees) PON TO A FAMILY. ADULTS ONLY. Got regular World Green for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ cheese 2 tablespoons pickle relish. Sue Burnet^ The M an-eater nven al>out 30 minutes. Makes 4 yeer-'round accommodations here SON’S, another big name on Main or at a location of your choice. Stamp*, too. State Law: Cigaretteo, Beer and Fair Traded Items St. They dbUver. You can dress with Zone and Pattern Num­ H cup milk Combine the first 8 Ingredients. Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. OF 1 to 6 servinga ber. 1 tablespoon instant minced onion Let stand one or more hours. Add AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, NY. They have the equipment, the Chicken Breasts extdnded from offer. (3HARGE m trained staff and the ambition to M teaspoon paprika remaining ingredients and„ beat For lat-class mailing add 10c Plastic Garment Bag Free GOOD AT MANCHESTER STORE ONLY Have you the ’61 Album contain­ please you Completely. Give them ...... ;•...... ing many lovely dealgns and free % teaspoon salt well. Serve over tossed green or for e«u;h pattern. Print name, You don’t need to be remiavded The Majeaty of Antumn 12 slices bacon cooked vegetable salads. address with zone, style No. and an opportunity to serve foa. Tm It’s a fit subject for any photog­ patterns? Only 25c a copy that summer suits and toppers 2 ripe tomatoes size. should be stored away dean, i^ e r rapher. 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Pair of Third 96f^Mu$iddm toORTCBTri i f S w B N NCoekiacftMl HoOOlUMS* _____ ... „eACKlMtO ItnalibM Set fo r Band Day SieMisHGS____ JMTHBPOUS or)iHet%)usM6D _ MOW yOO'RE/ Period Goals SUPnB^B opRBm»tefMeMTA' PICKlMaOP, A total el 960 mnsloiaast iMW^exAca-ij MNOtMfMi ■/ irHil -; 'I :- representing 18 bands, wlU pro­ — iw n -iT A Decides Issue vide entertainment for the AND'IDodM'- ISNnowMMi StoSk 11 ' -jr -1 fourth annual Connecticut Band w ir a S te " m S m 4SBMKM M ^ w a Deadlocked ^he end Day program at the University y oo: of Gonnecticut-Buflnio football 8 3 ^ . , of the first half of play, Man­ game to be held at Storrs, Sat­ chester High’s soccer team urday. booted home two goals in the ' The high school musicians are SSS'" »*{«;_ »sss: third period and then with- Bcaeduled to gather at the prac­ »8 M a „ pf-ofi p four!’’'' nerlod ralb' hv tice field behind the UConn nOOBBDtloa 1 1. Bristol Central to defeat the Bell- Field House, Saturday morning MO«tTiUp at 0; and they wiU practice MBrtdC* towners, 3-2, at Memorial Field nr yesterday afternoon. their fonnatlons and music lor s s a r r ^ IT The victory upped the Indians Uie first time under the direc­ 4 ir record to 8-1-1 for tlie season and tion of Allan Gillespie, director 4*t IT left' them in a flat-footed tie with of bands at UConn. 44Wmd Hall of V.'‘e 't Hartford for the Cen­ The University of Connecti­ Qaixe 4AtUp tral Connecticut Interscholastlc cut Marching Band, numbering WATe?^ u s e s : Leac;ue lead. The Warriors, who 120 members, will provide the •S M a li too pre-game program and will OFF A blanked Maloney of Meriden yes­ combine with the J.4 high school TXJOCS terday, and the Indians both have guest bands for the half-time BACK* identical 7-1-1 CCIL. marks with show. The pre-game show Conai'd, alro a shutout victor over starts at 1:15, and the game Bris;.ol Eastern yesterday, only a starts at 1:30. steo behind with a 6-2 loop rec­ Following is a list of the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ord. school bands and number of Conklin's 11th Goal musicians expected to partici­ Central, which was a relatively MFloeoooat ■ i pate In Saturday’s show. Ol'i' Alsu ivlUnixiinU—ihe nors’es'scamper tor position leaving the gate at Aqueduct. DOWN ** - r " i i r easy 6-0 victim earlier this :ca- Watertown—44; Valley Re­ This race was won by Flaming Miss, Robert Pema, up. Bolinas Girl, TiV" top here, lOIrdlo J son, gave the Indians considerable gional—61; Housatonlc Region­ BT more trouble the second time al—61; Manchester—85; Glas­ I 8 S 8 & Mi around. Manchester took a 1-0 In tonbury — 00; TerryvHle — 46; 4VogBaUo the first qua~ter only to see Cen­ Shelton—7S. The 1921 Inaugural of th* Pim­ Haryfrd expecta big things from •BniitffMt Catcher Hank Follea of tha •MtftdfMo ■1 wmt mm tral equ-’llae the count in the sec­ Also, Stonlngton—44; Rocky lico Futurity had a gross purse of junior Dave Mudepohl, an end from Baltimore Orioles was on the di­ E ond period. The Indians booted Hill—69; Windham— 75; Staf­ $51,250. The race Is expected to be Fort Thomas, Ky. He’s 6-foot-4 sabled list for two months thiz sea­ home what proved to be the win­ ford Springs—34; Bristol Cen­ worth close to $200,000 In 1983. and 205 pounds. son. ning goals In the third period only tral—40; Morgan—55; Ham­ NURSERY FACILITIES NOW OFFERED—One of the featuras at the enlarged Holi- to see Central get one of them back den—63. day Lanes’ house is a 24x48 complete nursery under the supervision of Mrs. Marjorie In the final quarter. Spectators wishing to arrive SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OH^AC Jerry Conklin, Jon Verfallle and on campus anytime during the Fay. Eight new lanes were built since opening date of a year ago giving the house 82. John Hudson did the scoring for morning to watch the hands re­ One of the features is the executone system in operation between the’bowling area the Indians In the scoring depart­ hearse and tune up for the and the control counter. Parking lot can accommodate 800 cars. Open bowling is allow­ ment. afternoon program are Invited Means Bay Now—^Pay Later W H A T ^ ed Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. Two members of the staff shown above are Thursday afternoon the Indians to do so. host Ma'oney at Memorial Field at 1He WH6H.ll ^ Edith Correnti and Amy Pirkey, both registered and approved instructors. (Herald B.N. P. L * Photo by Pinto.) ' \ The lineups; M anchrster (3) Central (2) McCurry ...... Dlneen Hams-Win Shutout Andulot ...... B arry Registering a 3-0 victory over FB Morrison ...... Mozonskl Windsor yesterday, Rockville FB High's soccer team Improved Its An.^aldl ...... Cohpn LHB season's record to 4-2-1 to date. Prarwon ...... B urm an Scoring the goals for the Rams CHB were Co-Captaln Tim Fahy, Ber- Isafnnd ...... R o b rrre le - t f ^ ^ RUB nie Arqlcivy and Charley Wright. Bo9t ...... p o m , OL Chiirilia ...... KirnuAc It. Odrll ...... Hrffcrman C Whlt^sfll ...... K rpata HARTFORD COUNTY ^Klosi^ 350, Bill Sesdman 137-366,^ m Paul Cke Referee Pinky Morris of Bridge­ 403, Joe Pagano 140-141—401, Don tuth Ostrander 116. port scored It 30-24 for Thomas. TUBELESS ...... i~‘,, iL ,.' BLOWOUT PROOF MORTY MEEKLE _ BY DICK CAVALLI 11—6.50x13 GENERAL JET AIR ' - PU0E~ NYGEN BLACK ...... ^ 2 . 0 0 W m K m WHATKNCMN INTHe ^ 4—7.50 X 14 GENERAL JET AIR PER •IT5ADe A5A'HARPiAUCHa2'. ANCHESTER NYGEN BLACK ...... i.... ^ 3 o0 0 W EEE 14—7.50 X 14 GENERAL JET AIR NYGEN WHITEWALLS...... WEEK 22—8.00 X 14 GENERAL JET AIR i ^3#25 . V ., t- • NYGEN BLACK, ... »dieeeaee.< ^3.50 WJ& RIGHT BUY!” NEW tIRES ■4. 10—6.00 X 13 GENERAL NYGEN ., TUBELESS BLACK ...... 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OCTOBER 25. 1961 if ^New Loold for Memorial Field mmemwb k io c ! ^Mr. Clutch^ THE Herald Angle Mantle and Robinson Three-Sport Scoreboard Diie^ Myhra Money in Hank By Present of 1961-62 Qasses EARL YOST New Slugging Champs Sporte Bditer If all goes according to plan.^ect* we are thinking about fw New York If Clew-t Myhm's S9-yardsr tm opam agf Ancordliig to Myhra the tough- Memorial Field, home of Man- thes* funds.” land’s Lou Groia ia “ The Te Wg kick out of the SO-yard find the Green Bay Paokera, now Thornton, and John Mrosek, first revealed today. indicated on the board, a bom tha other fellows who worked with on balls, posted a better mark Harmon Killebraw of Minnesota Class of l06l to be used to help job." said Myhra. "The h»g oiw leadera of the Western Division, than Marls, In particular. enjoyed the game and then the talk A year ago Mantle accumulated The 26-ycar-old outfielder was purchase a worthy addition to which will sound the end of each me before,” said Myhra today in to me atm was ths 80-yard Mck playing tha Minnesota Vlldnge at with Scott over the dinner board, the most total bases in the junior the Slugging champion in i960 rounded out the top five at .608. period and telephones for sidelines Baitlmoro. “George haw, Ray Settle bek fellows, for here’s \he Manchester High School facilities. NGAA Tightens Regulations 8 with seven asconds to go that aent ilUwaukM. It will be the eecond with football the main subjeetj circuit, but Marls wound up the with a 595 mark, becoming the San Francisco’s Orlando Cepeda, The officers of the Class of 1962 communication. Brown and Johnny Bample used answer. Scott told his listeners that Hugh ths 1948 cbampkmsUp gams with straight meeting between the two slugging leader at .681. This first Cincinnati player to win the the National League home run have decided to use part of the Extensive research in regard to to hold at various times. But ' Maria was not only the home run McEIhenny of the 49ers was the season it was the reverse, Maris title since Edd Roush accomplish­ king with 46, finished a close sec­ Now York Into sudden death. eluba. The Packere won last week, champioafor 1961 but also boasted senior class funds for this cause. the purchasing of scorebonid was Boyd m ^ e s the difference. The That waa the happiest one X aver 88-7. best running back In the lesgue leading in total bases and Mantle ed the feat in 1918. ond to Robinson at .607. Cepeda’s done by a Student Council com­ the best most frequent four base with Jon Arnett of the Rama a Principal Ray Rogers said yes­ kicker gets the credit or blame saw go over," New York, co-leader In the East­ topping the sluggers. Slugging averages ars figured 182 hits were good for 355 total terday, "The Class of 1962, with mittee under the direction of Tony when it usually is becauM of a standard. The New York slugger close second. .Sunday’s New York- Myhra Is an Inauranos man In ern half, wlU play Dallas at Yan- Mantle, whose 54 home runs by adding the total number of bases In 585 at bats. He also had the money left over from last Alibrio and Chris Dingwall, both difference of three or four inches connected for a home run In every Dallas NFL contest at Yankee were second best to Paris’ record bases oh all hits and dividing the 27 doubles and four triples. the off season at Fargo, N. D. kse Stadium and PUladelpUa^ 9.7 trips to the plate. Runner-up year’s class, hope to raise the full' members of this year’s senior in where the ball was placed." Stadium is a sellout, Kyle Rote, of 61, accounted for 353 total sum by the timea at hat class. Director of Athletics Tom To Curb Outside Influences (His mother and father stiU live which shares the lead with' the laurels went to teammate Mantle offensive captain of the Giants, For the third consecutive sea­ amount themselves. Between the VTiatever the reason, Myhra at Giants, plays winless Washington son, Hank Aaron of Milwaukee lOM THE - BOMB— At two classes they will have about Kelley, Ted Fairbanks, superin­ 27, is enjoying his finest year. Ha In Wahpeton N. D. (Pronounced who fashioned home runs at a 9.5 will be honored In pre-game cere­ Wapton). Ha spedalises in klek- on the road. The San Francisco produced the most total bases, but the rate Tom Campbell is $1,500 and will employ various tendent of the building, Principal (Brooks said ha was "sorry" it has kicked eight of IS field goals at bat clip. Third place Jim Gentile, monies .. Manchester High’s New York (/P) director of the NCAA,^ln tlie sehool te wUeh ha transferal tance to a football playar not^ offs and field g c ^ but fills In oc­ 49ere will try to reasMmble their he wound up third in the rankings going the Furman full­ means to arise the other $1 ,000, Rogers and the vice principals did ’the recommendation was to bar for one year before he eaa engage providlng athletes with written happened, but took issue with or 61 per cent of bis attempU in the sophomore of the year in the chances of winding up on the black •Model of Consistency the actual purchasing from the M. NCAA, still smarting under casionally as middle linebacker shotgun charges at Pltteburgh. American League with Baltimore. aide of the ledger with a winning at .594. Aaron, the slugging lead­ back will lead the South­ Of course, if private citizens wish the players from summer compe­ In varsity compeUtlon. statements of financial aid and NCAA’s version of "free transpor­ only rtx games. Lest year he er in 1959. compiled 358 total D. Brown Co. of Niles, Mich. made nine of 19, Us personal Ugh. and Is ready to take over on of- Cleveland will play at S t Liouis and The handsome first baseman football season are slimmer than ern Conference in rush­ to donate to the cause the Senior the basketball scandals of last tition. But the council heerd a providing assistance to an athlete tation to the boy from the site of Detroit at Los Angeles. bases In 603 trips. dass will be most appreciative of It is anticipated that this new His career record is 31 of 65. fenM If needed. cracked out a homer in every 10.6 a toothpick’s shadow. With four Lakers Threat to St. Louis as he scoreboard- will last between 16 March, aimed today to tight­ report from the gambling com­ 4n a recommendatton that an after he had completed his fresh­ his summer job to his home.'' games to go, the Indians are 1-3-1. Willi* Mays of San Franciaco— ing just did run­ their help. mittee which recommended all tries. Fourth place honors went to and 20 years. en the regulations on college athlete suspended from a college man year at another school with­ Brooks said the boy had slgnvd a Blanchard, the part-time catcher- « « * a three-time slugging champ — ning wild last fall. "Should It be necessary, I, as players to the extent that outside competition, and decided for dladplhiary or academic rea- out obtaining the clearance of grant-in-aid in March of the year outfielder and pinch-hitter with the With West Helping Baylor waa fourth at .584, followed by principal, have a backlog of stu­ they will be completely shielded to adopt it.” aons must complete two yean of the college's athletic director. prior to his enrollment "So wo Yankees. Blanchart homered in Show Place Pittsburgh’s Dick Stuart in fifth Boh Goalby scored eight birdies dent activity funds to dip into to When Ty Cobb stole 96 bases from outside influences. satisfactory work to be eligible for (The Nashville Tennessean iden­ certainly weren’t in the position tvery 11.6 trips to the plate. Pittsburgh has a new civic au­ with .583. Maya paced the slug­ in a row In the 1961 St. Peters­ use. This would mean we would for the Detroit Tigers In 1915, hO 8. A pre-registration role that New York (ffb—The 8t. Louis 'Hie powerful IS ^ an council of varsity competition in another tified the football player as Tom­ of trying to recruit him during RUHTING The slugging- Maris, who with ditorium', recently completed, ging derby in 1954, 1955 and 1957. burg Open. have to forget about other proj- was caught stealing 38 times. ban an athlete from engasdng In school. H ie present rule is one my Beam of TuUahoma, Tenn. the summer." Brooks also said boy Mantle projected new interest into which will bring both pr> basket Hawks, who've made winning the the NCAA — a body which rarely, \’arsity competition onth he has Western Division of the National If ever, is questioned by. the or­ year. John Oldham, Tenn Tech basket­ was employed in Johnson City, major league hall during the past ball and pro hockey to 'he Smokey been in residence In a college two ball coach, identified the athlete Tenn., and h» was permitted to City for the 1941-42 season. A year Basketball Association a habit, ganisations, yesterday adopted season with their homer hitting ex­ may have a rougher time of it yean If he decides to transfer ’The council also dealt out dis­ Involved In the third stated of­ stay in the dorm along with foot­ ploits, also was "champion” In sev­ ago while in Pittsburgh for the four amendments to NCAA rules after regtstertng at an Institailon. World Series, I,was given a cook’s this season now that .young Jerry wiiich would tighten the holds on ciplinary penalties to Ohio Val­ fense as Tommy Duffer of Hodges- ball players reporting for prac­ eral departments, (1 ) most homers West has come of age. "We have been concerned with ley Cox^erence schools, Tennessee vllle, Ky., who went to Union tice for two weeks prior to open­ at home, SO; (2) most homers on tour of the $22 million dollar aU' college players. FISHING ditorium, in the heart of thp city West, the former West Virginia The four amendments will be athletes tranafeiring from junior Tech and East Tennessee State. (Tenn) University one yeitf, then ing of school). road, 31; (3) most with the bases All-America with Uie all-round Miami Reach, Fla. — Lul* Rod­ colleges and starting vanity com­ Tennessee Tech was placed on Byers said that the two-ye«ur empty, 33, It was a pleasant and most Inter- piresented with the council’s back­ transferred to Tech.). esting trip en route to Forbes skills, hit the 30-polnt figure tor riguez, 1B2, Miami, stopped Jeee ing at the annual NCAA Conven­ petition,” said Byera. probation for two years and was (Star Wood, director of athlet­ probationary periods of Arirona That ends the baseball lesson for the third straight game last night Gonzalez, 154, Now York, 7, SPORTINO DOGS today. Field. tion in Chicago on Jan. 11-13. 'Uvey He added that If an athlete de­ ruled ineUgibls for NCAA events ics at East Tennessee State, and State University at Tempe and The most unique and modern as he and Incomparable Elgin Bay­ Philadelphia — Charley Soott, are almost certain to be passed. cides to transfer to a college (h- for one year and NCAA television Madison Brooks, Blast Tenn huad Montana State at Boseman had FTdo may ba brave, fearless and « * e lor fired the Los Angeles 1461/], Philadelphia, outpointed man’s best friend, but, even when part of the dome is that it is re­ The amendmayts are: vieion (small college) institution, programs for two years, East Ten­ basketball coach, did not identify been terminated and that both tractable,' and six of its sections Lakers to a 124-122 victory over Jerry Black, 144, Philadelphia, 12. and the college has not recruited nessee State was placed on proba­ the players. They acknowledged schools now are In good standing. his Intentions have been good, Here ’ n There the Cincinnati Royals. Fresno, Calif. — Dean Bogany, after he’s tangled with a skunk ha may be opened by motors, or 1 . H m bantng of all ootaida him, the penalty doea not apply. tion for one year with no other there was some Justification in The three-day fall meeting was Thursday has been set aside as closed. In less than three min When the rookie-studded New 174 >/|, Fresno, outpointed Yancy basketball oompetitloti. Incladtng penalties. the charges, “Although we weren^ scheduled to end today. Byers hasn’t a friend in Uw world. Hers "Free Day’’ at Narragansett Park, ‘utes. This provides an opportunity York Knicks upset St. Louis lll- D, 177^]. Los Angeles, 10. the sonnner leagnea. 8. Transfer m le that would re- Tennessea Tech violations con­ aware at the time that ws were said all of the Important business is one way to make him an ac- Patrons will be allowed free admis. tor fans to enjoy outdoor events 110 in the second game of th j San Jose, Calif. — Oaepar "Originally.” said Wsdtar Byers. qihra an athlete to be In rsaMenoe cerned reducing financial assis- violating the code. had been completed. epted member of society again sion to both the clubhouse and during fair weather in the sum­ doubleheader at Maaison Square Ortega, leSVi, Tijuana, Mexico, maybe). Give him a bath in un­ grandstand and as a special bonus mer. Garden, the Lakers found them­ outpointed Kid Rayo, 146, Nicara­ diluted tomato Juice. Rub the red a 1062 Thunderbird will be given Seating capacity for hockey is selves IVi games up on the Hawks gua, 10. stuff well Into his fur. Soap and away free to a lucky {an in a draw­ 10,768 while 13,640 fans can oe with the season hardly started. Hartford, Conn. — Gene (Little Coast Track Mark ^Best Thinker Does Best Job* water 'will remove the juice, the ing following the ninth and final handled for boxing bouts. Actually, St. Louis has yet to win in two Beaver) Themas, ISg, Haitferd, juice will remove the smeU. race ,. George Blaney 1s the latest Pittsburgh is tha birthplace of pro­ starts while the Lakers are 2-1 outpointed Guillermo Talabra, end showing no special weakness Local Sport With dogs, if it isn’t skunks Holy Cross grad to reach the Na­ fessional hockey m tha United 141, Now York. 6. Equaled, Jockey tional Basketball Association. The States, the first game being now that It is estaollshed that it's eocklebura. Here’s how to re­ Baylor won't have *o carry the Uvorpool, England — Harry Thoreday, O ct 86 Unsung Hero with New York, move ’em (cockleburs, that is). former (Crusader hackcourt star played there in 1902. Pittsburgh Scott, England, knooked out Yo- Has Five Winners Soccer — Mskmey at Manches­ Chatter has caught on with the New York will be represented in the Ameri­ heavy scoring alone. Rather than trying to pull them West, who came along nicely In laade Pompey, Trinidad, 1. Light- ter, 8:16, Memorial Field. Knlcks. Other Holy Cross players can Basketball League by the heavyweights. out by hand borrow a table fork to reach the NBA were Bob Cousy the last half of his rookie season San Mateo, Calif. UF>—The Cali­ O o s i Country — Wetharefiold, Stroud Does Work for Stars from tha kitchen. Work the fork Rens, with home games at the ' Honolulu — Stan Harrington, WEST SIDE RBO Wednesday and Tom Heinsohii, both still active auditorium. The Pittsburgh ice a year ago, and Baylor combined fornia turf record of a jockey Windham, 8:15, Memorial Field. under the burr and lift it out 101^61 points last night— with Bay­ 140, Honolulu, outponlted Frankie winning six races on one program Night Mixed Doubles Bowling with the Boston Celtics, Dermle entry is back In the American Saturday, O ct 28 New York—(NEA)—Take Jack lor’s two free throws with seven Ramirez, 148, Los Angeles, 10. was equaled at Bay Haadowa Manotaeeter at Bidloeley, Dmon League needs one more team to 0 ’(3onnell, George Kaftan, Poe Hockey League after a five year Stroud out of the lineup of the New SHOOTING Mullaney and Togo Palazzi .. Ever absence. seconds left clinching the victory yesterday by Ralph Nevea, a vet- Field, 2. York Giants, and Oiarley Conerly complete 12 entries. Any couple over Cincinnati. The Royals, now «ran of 27 years in the stuldle. Empty shotginv. shells can often hear of a football player who could Give Hartford a carbon copy of Sunday, Oct. 2t or Y. A. Tittle throw no passes. interested may contact A1 Oowles toss a ball — football, that is—90 1-1, were led by Oscar Robertso;i ) The "pepper pot” of Portuguese Cruisers va. Devils,, 1:30, Nebo. be put to good use so always keep the Pittsburgh plant and pro sports with 32 points and Wayne Embry Hofstra Leading Del Shofner or Kyle Rote don’t or Ronnie Daigle, the latter at the some on hand. When y o u 'r e yards? The San Diego Chargers’ would flourish, I am sure. descent thus became the fifth Fighters vs. Ekiters, 8, Nebo. West Side Rec ofllca with 30. Snow-Time Is Now! P l^ vU le at Manchester, 2:80, catch them. Alex Webster doesn’t through cleaning and oiling your Jackie Kemp can perform this The Pittsburgh auditorium cov­ In Lambert Poll rider to tske six horses to the reach the line of scrimmage. stunt. Formerly the property of Old hands Bob Pettit (27 points) Memorial Field. pomp-action or seml-automatio ers 20 acres of which the building and Clyde Lovellette (20) hit lo winner’s circle. He shares a matk What, you never heard of REVOLVER OLUIB of Manches­ the New York Giants, Kemp has itself is erected on lour and one- held by' Johnny Adams, Basil Monday, Oct. 80 gun place an empty shell in the their usual form for St. Louis, es New York (JP)—Hofstra, which (jroBS (Country—Bulkeley at Man­ Stro(id? ter trimmed the Telephone Oo. at chamber. You can then pull the made It big with the West Coast en- half. The building is circular with James, Johnny Londgen and WU- "They got to have two offen­ Hartford’s OoH Range, 1,312- try in the American Football the dome 415 feet m diameter. peclally in the second half, but edged Kings Point 8-7 last week, GOODYEAR 3-T chester, 8:15, Memorial Field. trigger and relieve the tension the young Knicks were able to Ue Harmatz. sive guards on every team every 1,221. Facing the local shooters League as the league’a No. 1 quar­ From the floor level to the top, it manager! to hold first place in the Neves, 43, has a career total of Tuesday, Oct. 81 without damaging the firing pin. overcome them with some ho: Lambert Cup ratings today but Soccer—Wethersfield at ^ Man­ Sunday," says Jack 'with the stoic wers Jones 270, Staum 264, Rueger terback ' is 145 feet, or high enough to con­ shooting of their owr.. Richie 8,578 winners which place him And, as always, be sure the gun * a « struct a 10 story building. The Amherst was making large gains chester, 8:16, Memorial Field. reasoning of a guy used to being 260, Wilson 269, Tarbox 269. Other is pointing some-place safe when Guerin had 29 points, Willie Naults sixth on the list of winningest unrecognized. "If you didn’t show shooters wers Helsler 260, Oarron parking grounds can accommodate In the voting for the top small coI- | SUBURBANITES Satoifiay, Nov. 4 ymi pull that trigger. Off the Cuff 22 and Johimy,,Green 20 for Ne'V lege football team In the East. jockeys. He ia leading th»-cvrrent Manchester at Wetherstleld 2. up, the^d know you weren’t there." 247, VabaJaa 255, Mackaa 245, 1,700 vehicles and there are sev­ York, which now has a 2-1 record Bay Meadows meeting, how. in its He Has worked for nine years Hopper 246, Mesld 240, Ackford Following the New York Giants’ eral downtown parking lots, within Hofstra (4-0) held onto first I Mmo traettM when tbere’g 8MW] ntre nloage whirt there Im’tt (>os8 Country—State Meet, New HUNTING for rookie Coach Eddie Donovan. with a 9.3 rating while Amherst Rnal week, with 40 winners in 147 Britain- at the most unrequited job in the 239, Schofield 238, HaU 16, Greene 24-14 win over Lns Angeles last easy walking distance. Rookie Sam Stlth, who played for starts. pro game,.to the tangle of the in­ If your duck decoys are a 11 Sunday in New York, a group of The Pittsburgh palace is one of moved up to the runner-up spot 8.3 ] ______mtmctlea NEVER LOWER PilCEDt 211. Donovan at St. Bonaveriture, add­ after an impressive 40-7 wallop­ Nevea is a nativa of Cape Cqd, terior offensive line. Stroud finds banged up a coat of paint will local men dined with Tom Scott, the show places in America. ed 16 as the Knicks built a 20- a Qtitt rWe, leag Ary taed wear lirnil EM* itMln an Mil Mass., but he grew up in South make them more attractive—to ing of the Coast Guard Academy | hia compensation in the little OOIDRED MOVnOS of the West point lead and managed to hang on. for its fourth, win without a loss. San Francisco. Hia brushes with nuances hidden to a guy in the Side Old Timeni’ Reunion lost you If not the ducks. Here’s the The 6-S West and 6-6 Baylor have e 2ee eieeta, ever S7ee grtpplag edges tip. While the paint is still wet, Delaware, idle last week, dropped | death have become legendary in stands. Sept. 29-80 'Will be shown tonight been the model of consistency so to third place. e BHet ttenigli saew that's heh rap deep racing olrclaa. In 1936 he was "When you're pass protecting starting at 8 o'clock at the West brush In a small amount of pow­ Brown Will Spend Last Nickle far for the Lakers. Wesi has ac­ cumulated 98 points in three games Trailing the leadera are Al­ pronounced dead after a spill at for the quarterback, like you do Sids Rec. The public ia In'vtted. dered pumice stone. The pumice bright, West Chester (Pa.), Le-| Bay Meadows and he nearly lost half the time,” ha explains, "you’re stone will absorb any glare from —hitting for 32, 36 and 30, while MONTH Baylor has netted an even 100 high. Trinity (Conn.), Klng*| bis life in a nasty fall at Holly- just holding off the man opposite MANGHESTBR SPORTSMEN’S the new paint. Now the stools To Keep Sharman on Bench Point, Buclcnell and Tufts. ROAD HAZARD you, letting him get- all the licks. with 35, 84 and 31. srood Faric two years ago. Associatian 'will hpld a ham and will attract ducks as well as d.70 1 It So once in a while I like to rap bacon stioot Simday starting at 11 people. aUARANTEZ Third baseman Clete Boyer of Larry Osborne, Detroit Tiger re­ bi.ek rayon luba-typ*. sU>* him. ojm. at ths club grounds in North Boston (jF) — Fiery Walter^ the ABL. 1 have no iwe for qult- Back of the Week How many running deer have the Yankees has had leas than serve first baseman, ia the son of r u g g MOVNTfNq la. and eld tlra off your tar. 'When Jack is pulling out of the JACK STROUD Ooventry: Ths pi&lle la Invited. you shot at and missed? Next Brown, millionaire owner of the ters. I didn’t quit on Bill. He quit line and running tricky escort three years of minor league base­ Ernest (Tiny) Osborne who pitched | Bowman Bags Spikehom Buck time you see one speeding across Boston Celtics, says he’ll spend his on me.” for the Cubs from 1922 to 1925. Michigan State’s George Saimes, duty for a bcUl carrier, the demands last dime to keep Bill Sharman Sharman left the Celtics after 10 ball. the ehlnlng star of the game of the an open field, hold your fire. When in i;tgiUty are great. Especiaily for Three years in a row. Bob Lasson of 36 Bretton Rd. the deer gets to the edge he will from playing with the Los Angeles years as the popular and high scor­ We'rw W IsUr-TlM Hggdquartmrs tar week, was named today the Back a ^50-pound lineman! He can’t let Jets of the American Basketball ing backcqurt teammate of Bob o f tha Week in the Associated m lH lm s j i has brought down a deer with a bow and arrow. Lasson’s pause just before entering the those scatbacks run up hia back. cover. Then your shot will be at League. Cousy. He said at the time he was Press poll, A defensive stalwart Rubbing a knot above his brow, latest catch, shown above, a Bpikehom buck, was shot Brown exploded in anger last worried that, because of his age, the 20-year-old fullback broke By JOU>AN OUVAB ‘Livin’ End in Lead Monday from a distance of 50 yards with one arrow at a standing target — no excuse for Yale Coach where he had come iii head-to-head a miss. night when asked for comment on the Celtics might leave him unpro­ BLIZZARDS of BARGAINS! looM in the eecond half to rip contact with 250-pound David Beaver Meadows, Vt. Lasson’s arrow struck the buck in Sherman’s charge that the Celtics tected in the basketball draft and ^m rt Notre Dame’s defenses and In the Harvard-Yale game of are withholding $3,423 in playoff that he might go to the Chicago 1957 In an early crucial moment Jones of the Los Angeles Rams, the lungs and the deer dropped dead. The local resident, lead the top-ranking Spartans to Stroud defined the skuUwork: money from last spring's National Packers, the new entry in the NBA. All S izes! (all moments are crucial), I de­ As Best Pass Cateher a meterman with the Hartford Electric Light Co., is sec­ a 17-7 victory over Uie sixth-rank­ "As you come around the end, Pro Basketball Basketball Association playoffs be­ Sharman signed as player-coach Nytons! BlackwaRef ing Irish. cided to send a cross buck play. you see different colored jerseys. retary of the Nipmuck Bowmen of Tolland. (Herald cause he quit the Boston team with the Jets. I wrote the play A recruit will run IptP. the pile and Photo by Satemis.) Tuesday's Results ahortly thereafter. Brown blasted Shannon then for ^ WhltewaUel Tube-Typel TubflMBl information on a end up getting nobody. I always Receiver Buddy Dial Is play 'Which set a Steeler pass Los-Angeles 124, Cincinnati 122. X "Sharman walked out on the leaving the Celtics. He said he w u three by five spot one guy and try to get him. known aa ’’The Livin’ End’’ to play record. The old mark waa New York 112, St. Louis 110. CelUce and I'm alck and tired of all breaking the reserve clause in his card and called You’ve got this much time,” and his Pittsburgh teammates. 80 yards, from Merl3m Condit •Information Retained- Thursday’s Schedule the sympathy he has been getting contract. up a aopho- the Giant snapped his finger. to Bill Dudley on Oct. 27,1946, St. Lculs vs. Syracuse at New since then,” Brown told Boston "Sharman can’t play (with the And it’s no wonder. Buddy against the Boston Yanks. York. more substitute When the Giants played the Dal­ put so much life into the Steel- Herald sports writer Jim Carfield. Jets) because of the reserve to take it in to las Cowboys, Jack upset the de­ Dial not only sets records, he Cincinnati at New York. "I’m perfectly willing to let Bill clause,” Brown' Said again last ers' attack last Simday that cuts them, "Buddy Dial Slnjgs” Bears Scrapped T Defenses the quarterback. fense strategy by picking up blitz­ one Cleveland Browns' player coach, but I’m prepared to spend night. "The new league has the As our mes­ ing linebacker Jerry Tubbs on said, "If we had lost, 1’ would is an album of Gospel hymns my last dime to keep him from same option in its contracts. If NO MONEY DOWN, senger reported traps, ignoring his normal assign­ have been the first time one that Buddy made last 'winter. In Stopping Shotgun Attack playing. I’m sick of this piracy by ours is no good neither is thelr’s.' •IJti a weeki GOODYEAR The company that Issued the Jordan OUvar to the field ment, the safety man. man beat 38.” Moei nopu eiM on o o o o m d two than on any othir kmd Judge, he handed “ What’re you doing here?’ The Browns won a 30^28 album said that It has a fins future "not as a novelty, but the official the card and dashed asked Tubbs, dusting himself off. thriller at Forbes FHeld, thanks Fire last winter raged through* ’football and Halas who had him MTION-WIDE ROAD HAZMD GUAMNTEE-AHN.we.terMra.«erited into the huddle. I was frustrated Playing Percentages to three TDs by Bobby Mitch­ because of the style and tident bring It into the NFL. Oddly, these of this young man.” the Bears’ offices in Chicago. It 1. Ai'lsit nermal raid lunrdi-l.*., blewsytt, fabric braiki, cati-ueift rtMlrabla swcfurai. llalM 1* (rl|lntl umar hr mmtbtr of months tptcifltd. 2. Aialnit any ddftets and speechless. Instead of being “Playing percentages,” Stroud ell and three field goals by destroyed play books, diagrams, coaches felt defense had caught la warkminihlp end malarlit witheut limit ai U tiait er mlliait. tay (tadydir tlr» 4(*ltr (*»tf MAO* I* all M ilitM) will rtsdir hr* without chirit.« ask* illewisH *ej just a coach, I now became an in­ later explained. "Tubbs is a big, Lou Groza, but Dial put on the 'The Steelers agree. Talent up with the old single and double ' era tird baud «stri|lniltr«iddcytkrtm box- NOTHING TO SEND AWAY TOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 411 HARTfORD RD,k~M1 9*8229 THROW ing'a Hail of Fame. a size 19 neck. on waivers. the job, for his 63 years in the surprise. "They just gave \u the Easteni League can clMf a 20-tnch path The four were added yesterday, With those measurements, a guy At PittAurgh he came un­ AAU IsI hard to replace,” said Mat- big rush,” Hickey added. "They CUnton 4, KnaxvUle 2 100 faat long In lust bringing to 69 the munber of for­ needs to think? der the wing of the great pass­ lln, powered through our offensive Une Loyig lalaad 8, FhiladtiiMa 5 .9 5 er Bobby Layne. Jim Simms, a New Yorker who and beat us to death. Our quarter­ Today's Schedule DON WILLIS DARA6E MEAD’S ATUNBC STATION SO aaconda. Sun baafs mer ring greats now enshrined. “Bobby taught me there is has been acting as secretaty-treas 159 Tendler, great southpaw light­ Chance to Compare backs never had a chance. They National League 18 MAIN ST.^ 1 9-4S31 - 2M HASnVOm W — Ml ^ 82f « ahovalino, doaanT it? a lot more to this game than urer, probably will be retained eg couldn’t get off a dime." CMoago at New York weight from Philadelphia, was the just catching the ball.” Buddy secretary and office manager. only boxer to qualify in a vote of Toronto tfll — Boxing fans In the shotgtui, the quarterback American League pSte^'ltoM 25'lto says. Dial, 24, recently shook stands four to five yards behind sports writers and sportscasters. throughout the United States and up the veteran Layne a bit Springfield at Henhey SHERIDAN’S GARAOE ■mpMasaJtoMJIfi. A special committee of veteran Canada will be able to compare the line of scrimmage. This gives Cleveland at BMtsbur^ ^ 1 t HARTFORD ROAD SERVIGENTER ^ BBG. 8219.95 when he said, "Bobby, I used Appropriate Name him the advantage of seeing S O U K 4, SOLTON— SM S 444f authorities picked Villa, famous heavyweight champion Floyd Pat­ toi read about you when I waa Eastern Lague . 270 HARTFORD ROi^pMI 3*240t BAUB F B I C $ 1 9 9 , 9 5 Philippine fighter who won the terson and top challenger Sonny charging linemen and more time Long Island at New Haven In grade school. I surd never Hartford—Regsrdlese of the final to get passes in the air. flyweight title in 1923, and Root, Liston in a unique international thought you’d be throwing to ecore, one player for Trinity Col­ T h o p V fU . NOV. 1 the first champion of the light television fight doubleader sched­ Same IWtaed me someday." l i e alwaye leaves the field a RTn- The Bear linebackers somsUmes PILE-UP—l%ese are not EUSWORTH and USSO OZZIE’S SHELL STATION heavyweight division in 1903. uled for Dec. 4. Patterson defends Layne is injured and against ner. That's Sam Winner of Hat- / Week’ s Top Lineman Spring was selected by the di­ his crown against Tom McNeeley the Browns Rudy BuUek was boro, Pa., talented Trinity «nd. blitzed, sometimes fell back. tumblers in g. pyramid' 262 OAKLAND STJ—Ml 3*S155 278 MAM n — Mi 3-1272 M c E R lO r S rectors of the Hail, lo ca te at the in Toronto is one half of the twin- doing the throwing. Layne, What’s more Sam is a winner, hav­ "And they always seemed to do Iowa City, Ibwa VP)—^Ipwa end but basketball players at offices of Ring magaalne, as this bill while Uston takes on Ger­ who watched the performance ing caught three touchdown peases ths'rigfat thing at ths right Urns,” Cloyd Webb says a poor passer in Madison Square Garden. sro » »0T year’s "pioneer" entry. He held many's Albert Westphal in the from the preMbox, eald, "Bud­ and four extra point aerials in five ths 40er players agreed. high school htiped him become At the top is Wilt Cham­ PARS FREE IN PCUinELL PAltfUNO » « 4 T the Internatiqaal beavw elih t title other bout at Philadelphia. The dy certainly ran hia routea games. And ths qustterbsek who Halas gave ths credit to defsn- a standout eoUe^ rootivor^ After TWIBLFS SERVIOE STATION M. i N. SHELL SERVIOE Toronto fight will be beamed to tivs eoacb Clark Bhaughnsasy. It berlain of Philadelphia, a v B . from 1821 to 1834 and is regarded well. That 1 ^ touchdown araa threads ths pasting needle to SamT nabbing ssvon tosses for 104 JUST A *BEP AWAY fX O M RBOAl* _ aOWII8.AIIDOVia-M2.t74V wks Hhsughnsssy, who at B t o - yards imd two touctadoufos against sending a soft layup into S4 DEPOT SQUARE^BONE Ml t-SZTi so iiit 44A, NoaiH covaimr—n sjdso ’ ▼ A uns as the apert’a f ia t aelaatlfie boK- Philodelifiiia via closed circuit TV perfection.” That would he Don Tsylbr a( tr. t and vice versa. I s y n t spoke a< the 8g-yard MitobaUviUe. Md. io ti, Introteesd tbs .modsn T to Wiseonsla last Saturday, the basket ' r ■'(

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PI 2-8494 after 5:80 week .this 8 bedroom RANCH with ing to trade, stop Into our office priced this home at $18,900. Enterprises, MI 9-5391. John Pan­ tuned and repaired. Bave them re­ len. for m.60. Also flh, travel, aand days, also weekends. and look over our many listings or clera, Ml 9-1898. a n takia «t«r OM aksM m • am - paired now. Pick-up and delivery. more than an acre of landscaped MANCHESTER i i ii m ii a n m tma m a t tka ham d a t i t "RMrOMI and Stone. MI 84608. FOUR p a ir s size 6B, girl’s shoes, grounds including a patio for out­ discuss your real estate plans JACK J. LAPPEN Mancheater Cycle, MI e-aooe PAINTER — Experienced. Write HooaelioM Goods 51 flats, suitable for teenager, two er-space Uvtog! Uving room, and Reduced for quick sale to $14,700. while you relax with a HOT CUP MI 9-4506 Ml 4'K)149 MI 4-1894 MEADOWBROOK MANOR Coven­ B W O nr OUMNM la Mm fit tfei aw t lMiM» . VHWMAMA P. O. Box No. 683, Mancheater, TORO SNOW blower at atw low Business Loestions try -7 excellent lou. 50xl&. Own­ IM m m h M i fw MtiT ONC iMwtiet a t m lt M FALL TARD CLEANUP — Don’t CQMgSIDCAU,. pairs worn once, two pairs never family size kitchen. Asking $18,800. 8 room Cape recently redecorated, OF TOFFEE. Conn. price, $189.90, j ^ a r handle .ForRetit 64 3 or 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding. BOLTON—Immaculate split level er leaving country, will saerlflca M i j M mai$ ta Hm «rtaat a t m fpend houra raking leavea. Let worn, value $86, $3 pair. Call Ml Cell Gladys Klambt, MI 9-5806, MI for quick sale. J. D. Realty, MI model, h tolow ’i, W t hflun S t TAPE RECORDERS for rent Msr- 9-6657. 4-1207. Aluminum combos, large fenced to Hours 9:80 a.m.-9 p.m. on lovely large lot, plastered me aweep yoUr yard In a matter EXPERIENCED dump truck drlv STORE hear Mato St. at 36 Birch walls, fireplace, garage. $15,900 3-5129, 470 Main St. ' t 9 '•aaaka gaai of mlnutea. Ceil MI 9*af60. NOT BVfNA er. Apply Thomas ObUa Co., Ml towfa, 867 Mato. CaU MI U-5231. lot, tCAM OF TV ANTENNAS, tubes, parts qnd St. 3,000 aq. ft parking. Apply Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. for Immediate sale. Belfiore Agen­ Broad S t, Manchester. hO 9-5324. acceaaoriea sale In our famous "D o Marlow’s, 867 laain. cy, M f 3-6121. LEVEL LOT, 50x106. all uUlltlea. M A M RUBBISH - Realdentlal, HOeSfS CAM DINING ROOM set, combination, Wanted—To Bny 58 R. F. DIMOCK CO. Convenient to ncceesitios. GIva it yourself department.* Reoeivlng radio and record player 200 rec­ BARROWS ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor tovm oooraunoii m u . commercial, Induatirtal. Barrela DRAB HIM RESPONSIBLE adult over 31 for tubea, 40% oft. AST plctura tubes, WE BUY, SELL or trade antlqua EXCELLENT STORE for any busi­ Member Multiple Listing Service SIX ROOM frame house with large phone number. Write Box CL, Diol Ml 3-2711 tumlahed. Cleaning vacant homea, O V lTf full or part-time work In drug ords, refrigerator, washing ma­ MI 9-5245 Herald. moat "81" aiae, t3L9^and up. In­ chine, two radios. Call after 5 29 and used furniture, china, glass, ness or office, apartment uiclud 843 Main St., Manchester kitchen, living room and dining lywtmenta, attlca. cellate, yarde. store, hfuat be good driver. Call ed, 476 Mato St. MI 04229, 9-5. WALLACE Inclnemtora emptied. Light truck­ H' door antennas from i$o and op. Foster St stiver, picture frames and old Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 room and bath. Second floor, bath MI 9-4687 for Interview. Outdoor antennas from $1.09 and coins, old dolls and guns, hobby 55 E. Center St. MI 9-5806 Johanna Evans and 3 bedrooms. Priced to sell. ing. MI 9-V78T. BMsa nw iau TWO ROOM office with private hall MI 9-5653 BOLTON—Large wooded lot, near EXPERIENCED carpenter, own up. Chimney mounts only 99c. WESnNGHOUSE automatic wash­ collections, attic contents or whole (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Charles Pontlcelll Agency. Phone center, reasonable. MI 9-3498. /933TBStaJHDt, V w .wire 3e a foot Alao, uaed er, very good condition. Just over­ estates. Furniture Repair Service. and lavatory. Approximated 825 MANCHESTER MI 9-9644 or MI S-8T09 TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot Nfmmr.CAUK toola, steady work. CaU Swift sq. ft Ground floor, front. Phona MI TVa completely overhauled. See hauled, $45. Tel. MI 8-7421. Talcottvllle, Conn. Tel. M3 3-7449. MANCHESTER—A half block off clearing. Frank C. Noble, Builders, TR 5-3714, MI 84812. - ' For Sale 5 room ranch, large living room, EAST HARTFORD—7 room Co BUILDING LOTS in all zones for FOR THE HRST T liE MIYWHERE 0-6053. us first for the beat deala. Open Main Street, 7 room Colonial, 144 large brick fireplace, attached ga- single and two-family dwellings. NATIONALLY known financial evenings UU 9, Saturday till a. BTIANK IS buying and seUtog good baths. 4 room down, 8 bedrooms 8 room Colonial with land, large lonlal. 4 bedrooms, modern kitch­ Charles Ponticelli Agency. Phona O.E. ELECTRIC 40’’ range, good used furniture and antiques start­ trees and graaa, covering 150x350, r^ te with sundeck, combination en, 2-car garage, vacant, Muat be STEPS, sidewalks, stonewaUs, concern with exceptional clientele Prices in effect tiU fui^y Is ex­ Houses For Rent 65 up. Modem kitchen, 8 porches, windows, lovely high lot.'Complete MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. fireplaces, flagstone terracee hausted or replaced oy atanllar condition, $30. MI 8-5380. ing Sept. 9 at 420 Lake St. Call and well shaded lot, 2-car garage, surround this perfect home, 144 sold. Beechler-Smlth, Realtors A lUIOUR WANT AD ANSWERim Business Opportunities 82 Help Wanted— Female 36 expanding In Hartford and Tol see what we’ve got. Open Sun­ city utilities one block to bus line. MI 9-8952. MI 3-6969 Work done at reasonable prices. Rsdlo-TV Repto land County. No travel, marrii items. SateUlte Electronlo Servle^ R(XKVILLE —Recently built $15,900. Phllbriek Agency, Ml baths, 2-car garage, rec room, Asking $15,800. Senricen 165 School Street, Manchester, Ml MOVING—Will sell 24’’ G.E. T-V, days. MI 9-6580. 9-8464. breezeway, cast iron radiators, MI 3-0796. 18 WILLIMANTIC — Package store PILGRIM MTIJJI needs more sales college desirable. Two years Indi­ coffee and end table, lamps, dln- room ranch. 8 bedrooms, no ob- SPLIT LEVEL—A lovely 6'4 room Resort Properly Por Sale 74 SERWOE R E E TO HERALD READERS ladles. Apply Manager Pilgrim vidually-supervised training, re­ 9-1786. Jectitms to children or pets. Avail plaster walls, ninesa forces «ale at Older Colonial home, 6 rooms and h a n d y MAN SERVICE — Home, CONNIE’S TV RsuUo Service, r«»nti furniture and chairs. WANTED TO buy for cash anUqua MANCHESTER—6 room ranch with only $22,900. Evenings Ray Hol­ split level placed on a nicely hUUs, Cheney HaU, H i^ o rd Rd., tirement, and liberal personal and MI 9-2665. furniture and any bric-a-brac, AU able Oct. 37, $125. MI 3-7319. sunporch, 2 acre lot, 2 blocks from landscaped half acre lot is avail BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Warn an aaa a* If Na stores, (^ices. Floors washed, available all .^ra. Satlatactlon family group insurance. Starting CEMETERY LOTS, 4, In very de- garage and patio, 3 or 4 bedrooms, combe, MI 4-1136. Main Street, good condition 6-room cottage which can . be waxed, windows washed. Attica guaranteed. MI 9-1810. Manchester. Open noon tiU 9 p.m airable section of East Cemetety. things I buy are for sale rear 42 MANCHESTER—Single 6 room nicely landscaped, fireplace, plai' able. This beautiful home includes amnaer at tba t Wbmftr aaB tha up to $600 plus Incentive In­ Spruce St. MI 6-4886, VlUags throughout, exceUent location for many fine features as living room easily winterized. Marion B, Rob­ and cellars cleaned. Lawn main­ present owner oparatM from 10 For Information call MI 9-4966. Three Rooms of Furniture home, large lot, garage, near ter walls full cellar, alumfoum Custom buUt 2-year old Gam- chUdren. Asking $15,500. a.m.-9 p.m. Owner retiring. S!x- CONNECnCUT Registered L.P.N. creases. Since this Is a career op­ Charm AnUques. bolatl ranch home. Remarkably with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet­ ertson. broket, MI 8-6988 MANCHESm ANSWEMNO SERVICE tenance, Odd Jobs. MI 8-8946. for three nights. 11-7 a.m. shift In portunity with excellent growth FROM MODEL HOME Highway and Plantland, couple storms, thermopans picture win­ Milline^^ Dtcssiiisiring 19 ceUent opportunity. Business can WALLPAPER and paint sale—non- with one child accepted Call MI dow, asking $20,500. Robert clean, huge family kitchen plaater ing, kitchen, dishwasher, exhaust SAVE A BUCK at Mancheater definitely be increased. $16,000. convalescent home In Rockville. outlook with a top company, call WANTED—Four Wood storm win­ walls, one-half acre lot. All for fan, separate dining area, 3 com­ Ml 9-0500 Tel. TR 6-4391. Coiit Over $700 3-8046. Wolverton Agency, MI 8-1914. Welding Service. Ml 9-1658, MI SEWINO TO BE done? Dressmak- J. D. Realty, Ml 8-5129. In person Cminecticut State Em- dows, each 32x58’’. In good condi­ only $17,500. Evenings Dick Hayes, U &l R r e a l t y fortable sized bedrooms, large Wanted— Real Estate 77 p lo ^ e n t Service, 600 Caplto\ tion. CaU MI o-eooo; Ml 8-0527, recreation room, 144 baths, laun^ leave year maaaage. TeaTI hear to M 9-8762. Have It welded, repaired, ing and/ all^teratlcns. ReasonaUe. FREE TOYS—over $60,000 tn free NEVER BEEN USED COVENTRY—Single 4 room house VERNON—2 bedroom ranch, high M I 3-2 69 2 sharpened. Guaranteed. BUSINESS h(EN attention! Sun OU Avenue, Hartford from 9:80 to 4 St. with garage, furnished. Call MI one-half acre lot with trera, at' dry room, toll basement, breeze­ ASK US about our cash offer for » iHIlieat apeadlag all avealag a* Ife h a 8-8m . Company has a 4-bay service sta­ prizes. See how you can get your p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 36 and ask Sale Price $888 your property. No red tape. Hon­ 5 way, 2-car garage, a 20x46 foot share free. PI 2-6601. Rooms Without Board 59 34434. tached garage, encloaed patio, pic WARREN E. HOWLAND, R. D. Murdock M I 3-6472 e x p e r t f u r n i t u r e reflnlsh- e x p e r t TAHDIUNO on ladles’ tion for leaM In an exceUent lo­ for Project 788. NEW HEAVY duty, alppera. 14,” ture window with a real view, 144 patio with fireolace, and many est value. H. J. Bradley, MI 8-7379. ing repair, and touch-up. MI and gentlemen’s clothing. IM cation In Rockville, Conn. This 18’’, and 24’’, dark green. CaU Pay Only $4 Week BOLTON la k e;—Four room wto' more. For additional information BOYS WANTED after school work. ROOMS TO rent; also 8 room cot­ years old. Owner anxious. Robert REALTOR MI 3-1108 CXiEAN 2-family, 4-4-2, double ga­ WISH SOMEONE to bandle you8 3-7287 after 5:80 p.m. Woodland St. CeU anytime. A. station presenUy doing a good after 6:80 MI 9-9411. tage, all utilities, Scranton Motel. terized cottage with hot water Wolverton Agency, Ml 3-1914. Or appointment call McCarthy En­ AntomobilcB for Sale 4 volume with a high Income. Don’t Apply 771 Main St., Manchester, Sacrificing complete bedroom, rage, recently painted, excellent real estate? CaU me at Ml 9-0828 LM tud Pouid Ibylne. AT THE complete Uvtog room and kitchen CaU MI 9-0826 after 5. heat and bath, enclosed porch, $48 MANCHESTER — AttenUon Mr. terprises, Inc.. MI 9-5391, John miss this opportunity to investi­ Conn. STORM WINDOWS, 18 various monthly. Call MI 3-5323. condition, good investment, Dia- 'or prompt and courtaous service. 1953 DODGE, 4-door aedan, good decorator furniture from model dis­ MANCHESTER—544 room ranch, Professional—If you have bfen coe Agency. MI 9-0626. Panclera, MI 9-1898. Joseph Barth, Broker. LOST — Lady*a eyeglaaaea, Sat­ Household Services gate the posslbUity of owning your sizes Also giri’s 20’’ bicycle. MI ROOM FOR one or two girls. AU 144 baths, plus exceptional recrea­ looking for property near the Cen­ urday monitaig In Hale’a. CaU MI nmning conation, good tranapor PART-TIME architectural drafts­ play home. We will give you free . Moving—Trucking— own business in an expanding CGNNECTICUT 9-1038. the comforts of home. Board op­ tion room, with butlt-to bookcases ter, We have a fine 2-family home RfKKVILLE—A 5 room ranch re­ 8-6634.______tatlOn. MI 3-0050. .Offered 13-A man. Contact Shirley Buchanan, delivery and free storage up to one Suburban For Rent 66 HELP! DUE to many recent salaa, community. For appointment call year. tional. MI 3-6745. and bar. Well landscaped comer for sale to a C Zone. Adequate cently repainted inside and out,, our listings are low. Buyers are Storage 20 or write Miss Zelonis at Sun Oil MI 9-5224.' SNOW BLOWERS — From $79.95 Better Than Most! FOUND-Ooeker Spanl^ male, WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ lot. $19,900, Phllbriek Agency, MI parking. Excellent investment pos­ floors refinished, is available for waiting tor all. types of property. Company, P.O Box 71, Ekuit Hart­ and up. Parts and service Capi­ CENTRAL ROOM for gentleman. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, 0-8464. sibilities. Call The Jarvis Realty room expandable Cape Cod, buff. CaU Lae Fracchla, Dog War­ pairs. PrompL eoaoomical, expert, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- MUTUAL EXPERIENCED oil burner service tol Equipment 0>., 38 Main St. NORMAN’S bath, parking. $75 a month. Call immediate occupancy. A few of If selling buying or trading, call Quality Used Cars guaranteed. Fliona Ml 9-4587, Pot- ford, BU 9-0291 CaU at Russell’a Barber Shop, cor­ Co., Realtors, MI S-4112. sidewalks to Buckley School, den, MI 8-SBM. moving, packing, atonge. Law man, Ehccellent working condi­ Hours 7-5 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 448 HARTFORD ROAD after 4 p.m. PI 2-6975. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home the features include oil hot water at once Free inspections upon re­ terten’a, 180 Center St. rate on long distance moves to tions. Write Box T, The Herald, ner Oak and Spruce Sts. heat, aluminum storm windows Salters Pond, bus. Hot water iheat, quest. CiaU the Ellswqrth Mitten LIFE INSURANCE Saturday. MI 8-1524 excellent cUaet and storage space MANCHESTER plaater walls, ceramic tile bath, FOUND—Black and whlU mOdgrel, 48 states. Personalised service, MI listing experience, etc. Before you buy furniture any ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. BOLTON—Beautiful 4 room apart­ large enclosed porch, 2-car gS' and screens, city water and sew­ Agency, Realtore, Member of MLS Scranton Motors - WEAVING of Bums moth 7 /holee ^ 8-5187. CH 7-1428. . Help Wanted— Female 35 ers, and is close to shopping and wall-to-wall rug and stove Included. service, MI 3-6930. female. CaU Lee FraecUa, Dog where—shop at Norman’s, Kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire ment. heat, hot water, refrigera­ rage, $19,700 Phllbriek Agency, Owner transferred reason for sell­ And a garage too! $14,600. Evenings Warden, MI 848M. and tom clothing, hosiery runs, CLERK-MAILING DEPT, tor, stove, ceramic tile bath, and bus service. Priced at $11,900. handbags r e p a id , s lp i^ re­ MANCHESTER Package DeUveiy. 224 (3iarter Oak St., MTI 3-8368, 9-8464. ing this immaculate 5 room ranch, Ray Holcombe, MI 4-1139. TOYS—TOYS—TOYS CGMPANY Boats and Aceessortea 46 A G(X>D SELEXTnON of sterilized, CH 6-4738. kitchen. Two private entrances Only $.500 down. For additional In­ CASH WAITING tor property own­ Rockville placements, umbreUas npalred, Light trucking and package deUv Opening for a clerk In the Mall 3 twin size bedrooms, beautifully formation or appointment call Me- ers. Please call us before you buy' 140 GARDEN STREET reconditioned used furniture for parking faculties. Immediate OC' SACRIFICB^-e room cape, full finished recreation room with bar, WARREN E. HOWLAND Paiaoiialg 1961 CadiUac Ocmvertlble men’s shirt collars reversed and ery. Refrlgeratora, washers and Ing Department. Full-time poet COVERED STORAGE for boats every room, including appliances. cupancy. Call MI S-7104 after ' Carthy Enteiprises. Inc., MI or seU. Speedy eervlee. J. O. replaced. Marlow’s Uttle. Mend- Here is your last chance to BU large shed dormer, front vestibule, re­ one-car garage, near bus, shop­ I960 Cadillac Coupe de ViUe stove moving ^ e c M ^ . Folding tlon. Would prefer at least one year available. BU 9-5055 or 80% off on new dinette, kitchen room next to bath, private home, p.m. 9-5391, John C. Panclera, MI Realty. Ml S-8U9. Shop. 9-0752. earn extra $$$ for jrour HARTFORD, CONN. 9-6188. cently redecorated, garage, patio. ping, school. Selling for $16,900. REALTOR MI 3-1108 EUOCTROLOX Salea and flarvioe, 1959 Cadillac Hardtop Coupe chairs for rent. High School education. Apply Em. sets, mattresses. Credit terms La 21 Church St. MI 9-4686. Ideal Manchester Green location. 9-1898. bonded repreaentatlve, Alfred ployment Office. 1960 Oldamoblle Super 88 Convertl SAM’S UPHOUBTERt — Retired MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Christinas season — demon­ Good opportunity for qualified Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 Beechler-Smith, Realtors. MI R. F. DiMOCK CO. EAGLEVILLE AmeU, 906 Henry S t TeL BQ ble. High School graduate as: South St., Rockville, TR 6-2174. Business Property For Sale 70 9-8952, MI 3-6969. MANCHESTER — 6 rooms, fire­ Leiral Notice A0450. from the shop. Can taka care of ing Company, Local and long dis­ strating our toys — highest FIRST NATIONAL STORES, ATTRACmVE ROOM, gentleman place, oil heat, 2-car garage with 1968 Ford V-8 4-door atatiem wagon aU your tmholsterlng needs at tance m ovi^ , packing and ator- BoUdliiK Materials 47 Open 4-8, Saturdays till 6. We also MI 9-5245 A-T A COURT OP PROBATE held 1958 Pontiae Chieftain 4-door hard TYPIST buy house lots of ftimlture. preferred, parking. MI 9-7743. RANCHES—Gambolati built on attached screened patio, trees, UNHEARD OF ONLY $5,000 w a n t e d —Ride from Twin HUla great savbi^. CaU CB 8-8878. u e . RegtUar aervlee throughout commission. No collecting or INC. Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 St lUncheiter. within and for the top ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- Woodland St. for $18,900; a beauty Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 nicely landscaped, with extra lot. For a 8 family home, cold flats, District ot Manchester, on tbs Uth dsr Drive to Hartford Center, working 1957 OldamobUe 98 Holiday Coupe I^w England states and Florida. delivenng. Don’t delay, call to­ CLERK-TYPIST RUGS. NEVER used, 9x12, beige ATTENTION dwelling In very good condition of October, A.D., 1961. FLAT FINISH HoUand window hO 8-8563. Park and Oakland Ave. ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ with 144 baths in Rockledge for Income $128 per month. Mortgage Present, Hon. John J. WallsU. JUdee* houra A6 . PI 3-8781. 1957 OldamobUe Super 88 H(riiday shades made to measure. AU tors, pipes and fire brioks, doors tweed, $25; 9x15 honey beige, $35; ROOM CENTRALLY located. $18,700 ; 6 rooms and better than MANCHESTER—544 room home on throughout. Quick occupancy. day, OR 8-3455 or OR 3-9829, CLERK-STENOGRAPHER parking. MI 9-6315. can be assumed with small dp«m Estate ot Julia Rawson, lata of Main COUPLE WISHES ahare expenae Coupe metal Venetian. blinds at a new East Hartford and windows. Open dally 8:804 Electrolux vacuum, sacrifice $85. INVESTORS an acre to low 20s. T. J. Oockett, park-like professionally land Asking price $17,600. Charles Lea payment, A real moneymaker. Chester In said district, deceassd. 1956 Buick Super Riviera 4-door low price. Keys made whUe you Avon, Conn. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock BU 9-6955. Realtor. Ml 3-1577 scaped 100x150 lot in prime locO' perance, MI 9-7620. . Upon application of Ethel C. Ifebor, ride to St. Petereburg, Florida, Painting— Pspsring 21 MATH CLERK Attractive East Center Street of­ praying that an Instrument purporting middle of November. CaU MI 1956 Ford V-8 9 passenger station wait. Marlow’s. lUace oft North Main St, Chmnan’a ROOM FOR rent, kitchen privi­ tion. 2-car garage, concrete drive to be. the last will and testam^ of wagon. JEWELS — BEADS — Salesmen Wanted 36-A Housewrecking, MI 9-3893. MOTOROLA 17” TV with swivel fice building. Fully occupied — TWO FAMILIES —5 ft 5 flat on enclosed porch, tormal dining BOLTON — Custom built ranch MANCHESTER REALTY said deceased be admitted to probata 8-8285. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. TRANSCRIPTIONIST top table, UHF and VHF. MI leges, free parking. MI 3-7086. home in an area where people are REUPHOLBTERING . and eUp choice tenants. Excellent Income Center for $19,600 ; 6 ft 6 duplex room, fireplace, roomy kitchen ae per nppIicaUon on fUe. It la Pi^rhanging. WaUpeper books. OPENING for salesman to replace 3-0736. for $18,400 ; 5 ft 5 on Griswold; young at heart and living is ton. CO. ORDERED: That the foregolag ap- MAN WOULD Uke ride frmn Union covers expertly done at low cost. BAUBLES Five-day week-^ree parking — YOUR BEST BUY IS AT WANTED—Retired woman to share Full cellar, warm and domfort llcatlon be heard and deterralnad at Workmanship guaranteed. MI WaUpaper removed. Ceilings. man who was earning $70 per For full particulars call 6 ft 6 on Oakland and many more. Features 3 bedrooms, pine panel Place to Eaat Hartford AlrcraR, Floors. Good clean workmanship good salaries—complete benefit my home. Inquire 37 Deerfield ably finish^—Price $18,900. Rob' MI 3-0000 or MI 3^348 Ble Probata' offlee tn Haneheatar In Scranton Motors, 9-U54 after 5. Earn extta $$$ for your week In commissions, making FOR sale;—One Hedstrom babv T. J. Crockett, Realtor. Ml 3-1577. ed kitchen, ceramic tiled bath, ga­ said District, on the 6th dsy ot Nerem- Gate 6. on flrat ahlft. MI 9-8744, FuUy insured. Reasonable rates program. NATIONAL carriage and one 27” TV. bn Dr., between 8-7:30 p.m. ert Wolverton Agency.* MI 3-1914 Christmas Season thru Jewel­ wedding appointments two hours rage. All of this on an acre lot! ber, A.D. 1961, at ten .o’clock in tha HAROLD * SONS, Rubbish remoV' Leo PeUetler, Ml 9-6898 or hO Visit our Perstmnel Department nightly. Apply Loring Studios, 88 9-9989. CAPES—Six rooms to central loca­ $9,600 — West Side. Immaculate enhanced by nature’s wooded sur- EXCELLENT VALUES forenoon.. and that notice be rtren to Inc. 9-5082. ry Fashion Shows. Framing, Truckloads $95 Per M ATTRACTIVELY furnished room THE JARVIS lUI persons Interred In said ealate ot ai, celUrs, and attics -cleaned. for complete information. Pratt St., Hartford. Open Thurs­ Brass Tubular Locks, for gentleman, kitchen privileges tion for $13,500 ; 6 rooms immacu­ 4 rooms on-one floor. Built 1948 roundinge. Only $17,500. Call The (he pendency of said application and AatomobDes for Salt 4 166 Union St., RockviUe Ashes, p i^ ra , aU rubbish. Harold UPMGHT PIANO, 8 antique late for $14,750 and 6 rooms 144 Modern 8 bedroom ranch featur­ PAINTING AND paperbsqfing. day night till 9 p.m. from $1.70 ea. private entrance, parking. Inquire Near bus, stores. 444% mort Jarvis Realty Co. Rector, MI the time and place Of hearing thereon, i n 84>316 TO 5-3S21 Hoar. MI 04934. 1. We pay 80% commission tables, one marble top, reason­ REALTY CO. baths for $14,900. T. J. Crockett, 3-4112, MI 9-2519, MI 3-1023. ing oil hot water heat, tile bath, by publishing a copy 'Of this order In OLDER GARS mechanlca R e- Good clesn workmanlhlp at rsa- ALL THROUGH the y ea rs----- 76 8d and 16d Common Nalls $8.95. keg able. 91 Main St. Manchester. at 166 Maple St. gage Carlton W. Hutchins, MI fully plastered, aluminum . storms, some newspaper having a-clrcnlstlon to Director. Realtor,- MI 8-1577. 9-5132, in said district, at least seven days etala, flxlt youraMf ca n . atwaya 1960 CADILLAC convertible, new RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU . makas. sonahle rates. 80 3rears In Msn- of them ----- Show and Sell has Combination Doors from $15.95 ea. 288 E. CEaiTER ST. MI 8-4112 MANCHESTER — Modern 3 bed­ basement garage, asking $15,300 paint, good top and Urea of­ Help Wanted— Special 2x4 Studa 69e ea. VERNON—One room with private before the day ot said hearing, to ap­ a good aeleetian. Look bdilnd our Cara, phonography ebangars. chester. Raymond Flaks, hd been the secret of Avon success. BOWERS SCHOOL, 3 bedroom OAKWOOD RD.—544-room ranch, room ranch one block to Main St., pear 11 they see cause at said lime and otnea. Dott^aa Motora. 888 Main. fer takes it. MI 9-5403. 9-9237. \ 2. No investment, no collect­ Male or Female 37 Celling ’Die 9c Sq. Ft. 1980 WRINGER washer with filter, bath in private home. Free park Family Delight—6 room colonial place and be heard ,reiative .thereto, Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 Acquaint your friends and neigh' ing. MI 9-9991 after 6 p.m. Houses For Sale 72 ranch, built-tos. enclosed porch, excellent condition, large Uving shopping, and bus, fireplace, tile days. Famous for service for 80 ing, no delivering. bors with our beauty products and Knotty Pine Paneling—all 8 ft. excellent condition, MI 6-9791. garage, trees, Carlton W. Hutch bath, lovely deep lot. Belfiore In excellent condition, extra large and make t'etum tn' this court, and' by NEED A GAR and bad your eradlt 1959 V-8 FORD 2-door sedan, exr BUILD YOUR future, grow with 18%c Sq. Ft. room with fireplace, 3 ^droom s rooms, modem tile bath, rec room, mailing on or bettor* OctoVer 90. 1961, years. Phone Ml 9-4587. Potter- bekuty newg . right in their BPSINESS ZONE—6 room home to ins. MI 9-5132. Agency, MI 8-5121. by ceruaed.mnil. a erm at said srtll tnmad doam? Bbort on doan pay- cellent ctmditlon, standard shift, PAINTINO, floor aand 8. We pay commissions Mott’s. Help us build ani open 8 Prefinished Birch Paneling plastered walls, forced hot water new oil conversion, 2-car garage, and of this order to Marie C. Smith, actual mUeage 9,800. hd 9-9037; ton’s. own homes. Let Us help you get new super markets in one year. COLLIER stroller-carriage, good Apartmcntfr—Flat*— exceUent condition off East Center heat, one car garage, Bowera aaantr Baakrnptt RepoaaeanonT ing. CaU weekly. started In a business of your own. 2Sc Sq. Ft. SOUTH! WINDSOR—Ranch, j bed­ WESTMINSTER RD.—New 6 room centrally located, $15,400. 1® Main St.. Manchester. C(mn.; Earl Experienced and above average condition. MI 9-6613. Tenem enUi ' 6S Street Good location 'for doctor, School district, $18,900. Philbrick X Campbell, Route NO. I. Bos 1947. Don't give i9 > See Honeat Ooug- SLIP COVERS expertly made, CaU BU 9-4923. Ping Pong Table Tops $11.95 ea. rooms 1 garage, full cellar, oil hot colonial. IH ' bathe, attached ga' Nokorals. Florida; Helen MsnAessey. 8t laa, get tiha loardown on the Maraat 1957 PLYMOUTH, 9 passenger CEILINGS, wallpapering and re- men and women will advance Doors from $3 ea. hairdresser, etc. $25,000 For fur­ Agency, MI 9-8464. . Oxford St.—Buy of the week. ' 5 chairs from $12; also. aU kinds ot SOFA. TOAST, Uke new, 3-piece watei; Ijieat, large living: room with rage, fireplace, don’t be late on James St.. Hartford.-Conn. • Samh,Ftox. ^ dowtt and amaUaat payment! any- sport suburban, excellent condi- custom reuplH^ering done at low ftniSbi^ floors. Glean workman- Don’t delay, call today OR rapidly. Openings available in all GENERAL RENTAL agency, J: D. ther Information caU the Phllbriek fireplace, aluminum ' storms, room oversiied Cape, 2-car |;a- 1541 Mlh St.. Brooklyn. N. Y.; FWcet Uon. MI 9-0886. shlpTSTee estimates. No Job too HOUSinVIFE to take phone calls sectional, $185 with round walnut Agency, Ml 9-8464. BOLTON—Practically new 8 bed this one. Beechler-Smlth, Real' urheie. Not a email loan or flaanoa cost. Three free foam throw cush­ ship. 3-8455 or OR 3-9829, Avon, at home. (No selling). Box P, departments. Apply Mott’s Super ’ CASH ’N CARRY Realty, 470 Main Street, MI screens and awnings, immaculate tors. MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969. rage, extra lot, excellent location, G. Pailnn. 22 Bank St.. Manchester, eosnpuy Jdan. Douglas MMora, small John VetfalUe. hd 8-2531 Markets, 587 Middle Tpke., East, coffee table. Call MI 9-0614, 3-5129, room ranch, tile bath, fireplace priced for quick sale at $15,500, Conn.; Elizabeth Pearon. 41A Rorte- 1955 OIDSMOBILE Super 88, power ions with every three piece set. Conn. Herald. Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells MANCHESTER—Bowers School—7 end to end. Has to be seen. Rob toll basement, high location. Im feller Drive. Ormond Beach. Plortda: 888 Main A . AU work fuUy guaranteed. A. Manchester. rooms, IH baths, fireplace, ga­ ert Wolverton Agency, MI 3-1914. BOLTON Joseph. . ------McGrath,------34 Lincoln At«„ brakes, power steering. Best offer. HOME SHOPPERS representative National THREE ROOMS and bath, heat mediate occupancy. Belfiore Agen Words cannot describe this-beau­ Ardaley,...... N. Y. CaU MI 84)451. Quail, 252 Spruce-Street. Call hd EXPERIENCED TOR SALE—Mahogany buffet and and electricity. Centrally located, rage, hot water oU heat, custom cy, MI 3-5121. tiful 644 room custom built Cape, ______JOHN X WALLETT. Judge, 1956 FORD 6-cylinder, automatic 9-1154 after 6. AU day Saturday. Eieetrieal Services 22 prepare to train to represent lead­ WANTED—Clerk-typist. Apply Jar- TWO-FAMILY ranch, 6-4, enclosed $6,500—5 room winterized cottage, tranamlaaioo 3-door aedan. En­ SEWING MACHINE via Construction Co., 283 E. Cen­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. coffee table. Tel. MI 3-4884. $80. Phone MI 3-2457, 9-5 only. built -1650. Escott Agency. MI 144 baths, spacious bedrooms, for­ 1951 PLYMOUTH 2-door, excellent ing drug atorea In your area, full 9-7683. breezeway, garage, two furnaces, EMERSON ST.—5-5 duplex, 2 heat­ new heat and utilities. AT A COURT or PROBATE hrid gine recently overbauled, new AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol­ FREUC ESTIhlATES—Prompt serv­ or part^me. Call MI 84144, MI ter St, 381 STATE STREET aluminum Biding, fireplace, 246’ mal dining room, modem large St Mancheater. within, and for the running cmidltlon, $85. Call after ice on aU types of electrical wir­ OPERATORS GOOD CONDITION oil and gaa AVAILABLE Nov. 1, 3-room apart­ ing systems, 8 bedrooma each kitchen, aluminum storms and Dlatrlct of Manchester, on the 23rd day tlree. ExceUent running condl- ster S piece living room set; sofa 9-1786. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. combination kitchen range with $11,900—3 BEDROOM ranch, flra- frontage, trees, greenhouse, excel­ $9,500T-Economy 6 room, ranch tlon. MI 9S700.______a. MI 8-5T24. ing. Licensed and Insured Wilson COUNTER HELP, experienced, 2-9 ment with tile bath, heat and hot side. Every modern convenience. type home, privacy. screens, garage, ameslte drive, of October. A.D.. 1961. and 2 chairs, 1145. Choose from Apply CHestnut 8-1247 electric oil pump, $30. Phone MI water, refrigerator, stove and ilace, aluminum storm windows, lent condition. Only $19,500. Carl­ Beechler-Smlth, Realtors, MI Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. EUectrlcal Co., Manchester, hd TYPIST—Apply In person at p.m., includes Sunday; also, part- f ton W. Hutchins, lin 9-5132. $16,900. e t 1964 STATION wagon, reaaonaUe. group of Qns fabrics. Work done 9-3147. gas furnished, free parktog. arge lot, cellar. Carlton W, 9-8952, MI 3-6969. $10,500—Economy 4 room ranch, Estate of Alda L. Gauvln. lata 1909 4-DOOR Pontiae Catalina, low ■CaU h a 9-8029, or h d 9-7913 after by expert craftsmen tm our prem­ 9-4817, Glaxtonlniry, hlE 8-7878. Manchester Modes, Inc. Cheney Broe., Personnel Dept. 81 time Sunday help. Apply Home Manchester In said district, deeeattod. mileaga, automatic tranamlaaioo, Maid Bakery, 699 Main St. Adults only. Tel. MI 3-5664. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. quiet dead end street. J. D. REALTY Upon application of Aiphanse J. 6. ises. All work fuUy guaranteed. Cooper HiU St. GOOD BUY to combination gas HOLLISTER ST.—744 room Dutch CUSTOM BUILT Cape— excellent taaatar, defroater, privately owned. Pina Street D iam onds— Vr atehi Colonial, 144 1>aths, beautiful mod­ 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-5129 Gauvln. Administrator, praying for Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine Manchester stove, Glenwood; Servel refrigera­ CENTRALLY located modernized BOLTON—« room Ranch 844 years condition, fireplace, bay window, $12,400—Lake. 2 full baths, 6 room authority to. compromise and settle a Priced for dulck eale. CeU after 6 1958 FORD 4-door aedan, good c<»- St., exclusive Cheney Fabric Private Iiutrnetiona 28 46 tor, best offer. MI 3-7019. old, modem kitchen with built-tos ern kitchen, excellent closet space, certain doubtful and disputed claim In p.m. MI 3-8580. RELIABLE woman to babysit In Sitaatlons Wanted- Jew elfT 4 room flat, second floor In 4-fam­ large- lot with trees. Phllbriek large kitohen, basement garage, Cape, plastered walls, shed favor of said estate against Robert E. dltion, 8275. Call hd 8-0SS4 after salesroom, in hlancbi^er. hd WE OFFER AN exceUent career ily house. Garage. Tel. MI 3-6181. dining room, hot water baseboan large yard beautifully landscaped. dormer, fireplace, basement Lesal Nfltict Kama and Cieo M. Kama, it ts 6:80. my hom^. Call after 6, MI 8-0087. Fem ale 38 LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelers - heat, full baaement with recrea' Agency, MI 9-8464. 8-7322. Budget terms arranged. PIANO AND Accordion lessons. opportunity for a reUable woman 152 Green Road, Manchester. garage, privacy. ORDERED: That ’ the foregoing ap- capable o f trHnlng to auiat with Repairs, adjusts watches eimrt* KENMORE Automatic washer, 10 THREE ROOM ground floor apart­ tlon room, 2-car garage, ameslte LIMITATION OBDEB lfcation be heard and determined at GRUNDER’S upholstering, 20 De­ Elxpert Instructlmi. h d 9-6892. WOMAN WHO can drive . . . . If DEPEiNDABLE elderly German $18,900—4 BEDROOM (tolonial, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Ble Probate office in Manchester tn WE MAY HAVE management reaponsibUitlea. Em- ly. Reasonable prices. ’Tues­ lb. capacity, $35. MI 9-3615. ment with private driveway. Re drive, la r^ lot. $17,900. Phllbriek MONTAUG DRIVE—6 room front $17,800—Vernon line. 2 full baths, 4 said DIsIrIrt. on the 8lh day of Novem­ Auto Drtvinc School 7>A pot Square. U h^rt work. Antiques you would enjoy working 8 or 4 lady wishes to take care of older day through Saturday, Thursday Agency, Ml 9-M64. wall-wall carpet, knotty pine to back split, built-in appliances, at Manchester, within and for the phaalg will be placed on personal houra a day calling regularly each frigerator and stove furnished. kitchen cabinets, formica count­ possible bedrooms, 7 room split District of Manchester on the 19th day ber. A.D. 1961. at eleven o clock In tha Or modem. Fine selection fabrics, qualities rather than experience. person and light housekeeping, evenings. 129 Spruce St. MI 9-4887. AT ALBERT'S Near bus line. ExceUent for elderly wall-to-wall carpeting', finished rec level, large carport, storage of October. 1961. forenoon, and that notice be given to LARSON’S Connecticut’s flrat U- leather, plastic. Antiques,' love- Wanted— ^Instructiona 30 month on a group of Studio Girl Box EE, Herald. START YOUR MANCHESTER — $16,300. Large ers, aluminum storms; central. room, attached garage. Next to Present. Hon. John J. Wallelt. Judge. ail persons interested in said estate of JUST THE CAR PoeiUon provides above average couple or newly-weds Available Carlton W Hutchins, hO 9-5132. area, large, high, treed lot, ex­ the pendency of said application and cenaed driving school trained — seats, chairs for sale, hd 8-4892, Coemetic clients on a route to be MONTHLY PAYMENTS Oct. 30, $85 month. Tel. hU quality ranch, fireplaces, full new school. A beauty. Must sell— Eetate of Mitchel W. Breltbart, late starting salary with increases In establiahed in and around Man­ cellent location. Owners out of ot Mancheater In aald Dlatrlct. de­ the lime and place of hearing thereon, Certifled and approved la now of- hd 9-5064. WANTED—Toddlers to care tor In IN DECEMBER 9-7319. basement, hot water oil heat, owner transferred, (iall MI 3-1365. state. ceased. by publishing a copy of this order tn WANTED—Tutor In algebra, Call line vdth abUltlea, plus many chester, and are willing to make my home days while mother CHOICXi LISTINGS include .9 room some newspaner having a circulation YOU’RE faring classroom and behind fringe benefita. Call hd 9-8196 to 3 ROOMS FTJRNITURE priced right, vacant. Owner Escott stogie on Bigelow St. for $20,000; On motion of Chester J. Later. 1061 wheel Instruction for teenagers, WILLIAM J. LEONE—rubbish re­ hd 9-6625. light deliveries, etc., write to works. Near Route 83, Vernon. $9.38 MONTHLY DUPLEDC. 8 and 8, large bath, ga­ Agency, ra 9-7683. EAST HARTFORD—6 room ranch, Silas Deane Highway. Wethersfield, In said district, at least seven days be­ moval. Cellars and attlca, Incin­ arrange for Interview between 10- Snidlo Girl Cosmetics, Dept. OD4, TR 5-2898. 7 room cape on Steep Hollow in near Aircraft, i^or quick , sale, Connecticut, administrator. fore the. day of said hearing, to appear hd 9-6075. 11 a.m. or 7-8 p.m. Business BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. DI­ rage, oil heat, big yard, $95 the 20s; big colonial on Pitkto' LAWRENCE F. FIANO ORDERED: That six months from if they see cause m said tfmaeand place erator, commercial and light Glendale, California. Route wtU NETTE, RUGS, LAMPS, TABLES monthly. Excellent location. Call VERNON—Beautiful six room $14,5(X). For appointment call MI REALTOR MI 3-2766 the 19lh day of October. 1961. be and and be heard relative thereto, and make LOOKING FOR MORTLOCK’S Driving School-Of­ trucking, hd 9-0339. Bonds—Stocks Hmlgages 31 pay up to $5 per hour in commis­ split, 3 bedrooms, Sunny View Dr, St.; deluxe $30,000 plus ranch In 3-1365. the aame are limited and allowed for return to this court. AND OTHER ACCESSORIES Ml 3-1578, Lakewood Circle; new 4 bedroom JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Below ars Just • few: fice. 448 Main St. hlanehester. sions. WANT TO care for child days. MI EVERYTHING $228 For appointment call MI 3-1865. Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 the creditors within which to bring in L eam i^ correctly '*May Save SECOND MORTGAGE money—We 8 -^ 3 . Opportunity colonial with 2-car tor $27,500. T. MANCHESTER—Custom built Co­ their claims against said estate, and can supply any amount of money Proof Reader- NEWLY DECORATED 5 room said administrator ia directed to give LIMITATION OBDEB. 1959 Ford ranch wagon $1,195 Your Life." Driver education Building-Contracting 14 WOMAN WANTED to care tor apartment, $95. Call after 5 p.m., HOMES WITH LAND ....older J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. lonial, landscaped in fine taste. South Windsor >ublic notice to the creditors to bring AT A COURT OF PROBATE held for moiuagea. Terms to fit your Soda Shop, centrally locat­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE six rooms with 144 baths, ga f at Manchester, within and for the 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, claaaes. Member. Connecticut Pro- elderly lady In my home 8 a.m.- $10.16 MONTHLY MI 3-0808. This home features center hall, n their claims within said time allow­ fesslona] Driving School Assn, hd MASON CONTRACTOR and cement needs, ^instruction mortgages 6 p.m. Must provide own transpor­ rage and chicken coop adjoining WALKER STREET—6 room Cape, living room, formal dining room, ed by publishing a copy of this order District of Manchester, on the 20th day heater. also available. J. D. Realty, 470 Clerk ed, Drugs and Sundries WESTINOHOUSE REFRIG., LIV­ screened porch, fireplace, 1-car in some newspaper having a circula­ of Oictober, 1961. 9-7898. work. Call after 4 p.m. hd tation* to Ellington. Phone TR FOUR ROOM duplex, automatic the High School for $13,900; dis Present. Hon. John J, Ju6ge. ING ROOM BEDROOM DI­ garage, ehaded 'ot, $16,000. P*>U- modem kitchen, paneled den, 3 tion in aald probate district within ten 1956 Chevrolet 210 $895 9-6451. hlain St.. Ml 8-5129. 5-6600. SEPTIC TANKS could be added. Good gross heat, hot water, near bus line, tlnctive 7 room cape, suburban bedrooms, JL44 baths, garage. Call THE SIDE STORY days from the date of this order and Estate^ of Theodore K. Sehuets, lata 4-door wagon, V-8 automatic, PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. Opening: In NETTE, RUGS, LAMPS TABLES quiet yet In town. T. J. Oockett brick Agency, MI 9-8464. return make to this court of the notice of Manchester in said. District, de­ THE BIGGEST fortunes have been AND income, low overhead. Pric­ AND OTHER ACCESSORIES adults. Available Dec. 1, MI The Jarvis Realty Co. Realtors, .... on this 6-roonvRAN(?H tells of ceased. radio, heater. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class HOUSEKEEPER, live in, two chll 3-1894. Realtor, Ml 8-1577. MI 3-4112. MI 9-2519, MI 3-1028. comfort and convenience, plus On motion of June M; Sehuets Of room, ’nsree Inatnictors. No wait­ made in real estate Investments, Printing: Department dren, 51^ days, own room. MI EVER'YTHING $297 MANCHESTER JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Roofing—Siding 16 if you would like a guaranteed re. ed low for quick sale. Call the charm of a living room fire­ (aid Mancheater. administratrix. 1956 Ford Country sedans ing. hlancbeater Driving Acade­ 4-0671. PLUGGED SEWERS ROCKVILLE — Now available. SIX ROOM ranch. 6 years old WEST side;—5 room single, A-1 place, kitchen with atalnless built- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held ORDEBED: That six months from my. PI 2-7249. A. A. DION m e . Roofing, aiding, turn of 10% on your moww, of well establiahed Hartford Insur­ now. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Beautiful modem 314 room apart' Bowers School, all rooms better $14,500—6 room Ranch, plastered at Manchester, within and for. the the 20th day of October. 1961. be and from $645 waUs, full basement, conven­ condition, 3 bedrooms, large kitch­ ins, attractive dining area. 3 Bed­ District of Manchester on the 19th day the same are limited and allowed for painting. Carpentry. . Alteratlona please contact this office. J. D. ance Company. Complete benefit WOMAN^ tor light housework and Machine Gleanail $14.74 MONTHLY ment, convenient residential loca­ than average in size. enUre base en. fairly priced, $13,900. Beech­ Two to choose from Realty, 470 hlain St., h d 8-5129 program. 6-day week. Write a brief iently located. rooms, ceramic bath. Breezeway of October. 1961. the creditors within which to bring In and additions. CeUl^s. Workman­ child care 2-3 days per week Septlo Tanks, Oiy W’ella, Sewer NORGE WASHING MACHINE, tion. parking, range, refrigerator, ment finished off into large family ler-Smlth, Realtors. MI 9-8952, MI Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. their claims against said estate, and note Hating education, experience, WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG., BED­ and attached garage. $19,500. Call said administratrix Is directed, to give 1956 Mercury $495 Garage—Service—Storage 10 ship guuanteed. 299 Autumn St. steady. MI 9-5148. Lines Inatalled—Cellar Wnter- heat, hot water furnished. Many room 444% mortgage, priced for $16,200 — 14x18 master bedroom, 3-6969. Gladys Klambt, >n 9-5306, , Ml Estate of Josephine Majewskl. late of Custom station wagon, automv if any, and phone number. ROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINETTE. quick sale, $16,900. Phllbriek Mancheeter. in said District. deCea.sed. nubile notice to th» creditors to bring Ml 3-4860. BuMneas Opportunities 32 proofing Done. JOHN H. UPPEN other conveniences. Washer and oversized < room Cape, rec 4-1297., ' The .administrator having exhibited In their claims within said Hme al­ tic, radio, heater. GARAGE FOR RENT — ,2,20b DISHES. RUGS, LAMPS TABLES. dryer on premises. Shopping at Agency, Ml 9-8464. 69 DALE RD. hla administration account with said lowed by publishing a copv of this-order square feet, for housing commer­ BIDWELL HOhlE Improvement Box S, Herald INCORPORATED BLANKETS AND OTHER AfXTES room, fireplace, etc., garage, in some newspaper • having a circula­ ANDOVER—Grocery and general Help Wanted—Male 36 walking distance. Minutes to Hart­ nice neighborhood, owner has estate to this Court for allowance. ,it Is 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air $795 cial vehicles or storage. Call hd Company—all types of siding and Insurors Realtors SORIES RANCH—5 rooms first time Richardson built ranch home, 1'4 ORDERED: That the 2nd day of'^o- tion in said nrohate district within ten 4 door ' sedan, V-8, automatic. store doing a fine buaineaa. Own MATURE PERSON for office work. MeKINNEY BROS. ford over Parkway. $95 monthly. market. Bowers School. Plastered purchased another home. vemher. 1961. at three o'clock, after­ days from the date of this order and 8-6270. roofing. Aluminum clapboards a EVERYTHING $398 CaU Rockville TR 5-3748 or MI baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, BARROWS noon. at the Probate Office in the return make to this court of the notice SKtra clean. specialty. Unexce’Jed workman- er’g ap^ m en t over store. Sale in­ Typing essential, wllllngnesg to MACHINIST for maintenance de­ walls, cast iron radiation, hot cludes land, buildings, and fix­ Sowsraqe Oisposd Co. MI 3-5261 9-3457. $16,300 -r Vernon line, $1,700 as­ immaculate condition, reduced to Municipal Building in said Manchester, given. ^ p . hd 9-6495. work, 5-day week including Sat­ partment. Apply Main Office, tSO-182 Penri St.—Ml 8-5808 PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY, water heat, choice setting with $24,900. he and the aame Is assigned for a hear, ______JOHN X w a Ll e t t . Judge. 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air $995 Motorcycles— Bicyctea 11 tures. Good opportunity for couple urday. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Ameyrbelle Corp., 104 E. Mato trees, $18,600. Phtlbrlr'i Agency, sumes present mortgage, 144 ing oh the allowance of said adminla. SET UP, SERVICE. GUARANTEE, SIX ROOM duplex, oil burner, auto­ baths, large 5 room ranch, WALLACE LIMITATION OBDEB ' ConvertiUe coupe, automatic, wanting business of their own. Parkade. St., Rockville. MI 9-8464. tration account with aald estate, as­ 1948 HARLEY DAVISON motor­ Priced to aell. Eveninga • Dick IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OR matic hot water, garage, avail built-ins, toll basement. R. F. DIMOCK CO. 55 E. O nter St. MI 9-5306 certainment of heirs and order of dis­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE hel4 radio, heatw, extra clean, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A FREE STORAGE UNTIL NEED- tribution and this Court directs that Bt Manchester, vrlthln and for the cycle, Model 74, like new. 25,000 Hayes, ^ 3-0527, Warren E. able Nov. 5 31 Wadsworth St. MI (Office open 0~a.m. to 9 p.m.) Dlsiricf of Mancheater. on tha 20th day BID BRKJK HOME—6 large rooms, 2 $16,900—6-6 duplex, 2-car garage, notice of the time nnd place assigned miles, hd 8-2951. ROOrm G — Specializing repairing Howland, Realtor, hd 3-1108. 3-4568, MI 9-7244. full baths. 2-car garage, excellent MI 9-5245 (or said hearing be given to all persons of October, 1961. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT AT large lot. REAL LARGE 6 room cape with known to be interested therein to ap­ Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, .Tudge, RTZGERALD roofs ot all kinds, new roofs, gut condition Between one and two Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 pear and be heard thereon by puhltsh- Estate of Msr'" McCann late of Man­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, re EXCELLENT A—I ^ B — E— R—T— ’—S acres of land. Fruit trees. High $26,500—A large 6 room home and 144 acres of land, living room ing a copy of this order In some news­ chester in said District; diseased. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD SIX ROOMS and garage. CaU after On motion of Thomas D. McCann of Wanted Autos— paired. Aluminum aiding. SO SPACIOUS ELEGANCF SEE US FOR Q U A L IT Y - elevation. Six milee from Man­ a separate 4 room home, 3-car Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 15x22, other rooms at least 15x15 paper having a circulation in said Dis­ ANNEX, Inc. INVESTMENTS Open nights Till 8 Sat. 6 p.m. 6. MI 3-8418. each. Great opportunity for the trict, at least seven days before the said ■Msnrhester executor. Motorcycles 12 years’ experience. Free estimates. chester. Phllbriek Agency MI garage on a large lot. Ideal for day of said hearing, and by mailing ORDEBED: That six months from TALOOTTVILLB AVE., VERNON CaU Howfey, hd 8-6861, Ml 8-0768. 9-8464 NEW SPLIT levels. These attrac­ growing family. Beechler-Smith, the 2(Hh dav of October. 1961 b* and Several pleceg of commercial RECLAIMED waaher-dryer com FOR RENT—3>4 room apartment, in-laws, etc. Near center. on or before October 20. 1961. by cer­ DivlslaB of L. P. Fitsgsrald, Inc. WANTED TO BUY—aean 1950 IS YOURS AT first floor, stove and refrigerator. tive homes, unique In desigp, offer Realtors, MI 9-8962, MI 3-6969. tified mail, a copy of this order to the same are Hmlted and allowed ("f 1956 standard shift Chevrolet, Ford property which should net better btoaUon, exceUent condition, $150. the finest in split level liinng. Ex­ Stanley Majeaski. 99 North St.. Man­ the creditors within which to bring In Tolland flian 15% on capital Investment. Three year old Frigidaire refrig­ Excellent location, newly redeco­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO chester. Conn,: Stanley W. Majewskl. their clalma aga.H>sl. said estate, and or Plymouth. CaU hd 9-8422 be­ Heating and Plumbing 17 RUG CLEANING rated, $85 a month. 4 room apart­ cellent location. For additional in­ 293 SPRING ST. Jr.. 46 Strong St.. Manrhe.ster. Conn.: said executor la directed to give pub­ County’s Oldest Ford Dealer For further Information please caU erator, $89. Goodyear Service REALTOR MI 3-2766 tween 2-9 p.m. Eastbury Aarei, Weir SL, QLASTONBURY ment. clean, gas stove, nice yard. Ed Crawdord MI 9-4410 formation or appointment call Jean Luniewsky. 23 Ridge St.. Man­ lic notice to the creditors to bring In (Oppoalts VlUner’s Garden Center) PLUhfBmO AND heating - rs- Store, 713 Mato St., MI 9-0665. 8 Room Ranch McCarthy Enten>rises, Inc., MI Ride by this beautiful Gambolati chester. Conn.: Ida B. Grzyb. 99 North their claims vrlthln said lime snew*d* $50 a month with hot water 3>4 St., Manche.ster, Conn. bv nublishing a copv of this order in m 9-8324 Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. modeling Installations repairs. JOHN DeQUA’TTRO $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 room 9-5391, John Panclera, Ml 9-1898. ranch, has been reduced to below Business Services Offered 13 BeautifuUy Deaigned Ranch room apartment, second floor, Wooded lot 100x200, full base­ market value at $21,900. For ap­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. some newsnAper having a eireulatlton la AU work guaranteed, 35 years ex- Musical Instruments 5^ g o ^ location, gas stove. $50 ment, 4 large bedrooms and 2 full ranch, large living room, cabinet said probate district within ten if*vs 1964 CHEVROLET hardtop, power perience. 24-hour service. CaU J. D. REALTY MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, 144 pointment to see call the AT A COURT OF,, PROBATE hclil from the date of this order and return On Full Acre Wooded Lot WALL to WALL Cleaning month. Call the Rental Exchange, baths, family room, plus lavatory, kitchen, beautifully landscaped make to this court o ' the notlee st»«n. ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An at Manchester, within and for the brakes, steering. Vary good coodl- Earl VanCamp. hd 9-4749. PIANO TUNING, $5. Repairs guar­ lot. ahown by appointment. baths, garage, excellent location tiao, ssUlag because of illness. tlquea Included. Work guaranteed. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 TR 5-2966 or TR 5-6407. all the kitchen built-tos, 2- fire­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. District of Manchester, on the 23rd day • JOHN X WALLETT. todga. MI 9-1962. a 22 Ft. Ltvliig Room with Fireplace and Maatel anteed. Free estimates given on places.. Cpst $35,000 to build 3 Marion E. Robertson, Broker, MI and condition. Close to bus and of October. A.D.. 1961. _ $300. Itmoirs 10 Cooper Street. THREE ROOM duplex house with 3-5953. shopping center. CSiarles Lesper­ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. LIMITATIrtN 0 * D E E _ _ . . . Radio-TV Repair request. (3all MI 3-1365, Kenneth years ago. Asking $32,900. Must MI 9-5245 Ealate of James A. Hall. late of AT A COURT o r PROBATE bald ebsM A a IpPUANCE Serrtce-Re- a 8 Bedroms a Latga Dliitog Area Robinson. automatic gas furnace available sell. Evenings Ray Holcombe, MI ance, kH 9-7620. Manchester In said district.'' deceased. at Manrteater. irlthtn •. and' -fjr the 188B BUICX, Special i Hardtm Nov. 1. $70 month. Tel. MI 8-5773. Riviera, 3-door. Beat offer. Su pairs aU makee refrigaratora, Services 18 FURNITURE 4-1139. BOLTON Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 Upon the application of Rohina H. District « Manchester, on the 2Wh'dar traexera, wishing machines, dry- • SEPTIC TANKS a Knotty Pine Oabtaeta with BoMt-ln Oven nnd Bnrteee Bangs 25 UPRIGHT and grand pianos re FIVE ROOM ranch, city water and Sloan. Executrix, praying (or authority of Ocloher. 1961.^ . „ . . SS778. TV 8ERVICE-AU makes. Honest, CENTRAL 6 room flat, heat and Country living and privacy, 8 tn sell certain real estate particularly e n , rangaa,.ran* Oil and gas burners. CLEANED and INSTALLED • Hot Water Baaebosrd Badlattoa a BUcoj Hatchway buUt. Don’t come here first. look sewers, within walking distance of Johanna Evans Xa 9-5663 described in said application on file. It Estate ... UOl OMC 5-paaaanger cairy-eU, MI S4W». AU wort guaranteed. Economical. O gb quality parts. around and compare. Then visit hot water furnished, garage, $125 WARREN E. HOWLAND, rooms for the growing family stores and schools. Private back­ Manchester in’ ssM Disiriet I Guaranteed 90 days Famous for Meyers Plano, 91 Center St.. Man­ , month. MI 3-7287 after 5:80 p.m. Modern kitchen and bath, 144 acres yard bordered by hemlocks, '" o r d e r e d ; That the foregoing ap­ On motion of Waltrjr____ jR. ... ctusena-ff 45.010 miles, axoauent condition, • SEWERS a Silent Eleotrie Swltohea a Sliding Door Ooaeta plication be heard and determined a( said Manchester sdmMstNttor. CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. service since 1981. Phone MI CLEANING chester. Open 4-9 p.m. evenings. REALTOR MI 3-1108 ot land, selling for $lS,800. $11,900. Tel. TR 5-1(72. TWO-FAMILY honBe>.4 located on i 9 m . CaU after U 9-9093. MACHINE CLEANED MANCHESTER — Very desirable the Probate office in Manchester tn ORDERED: That sht monjj) Rsasonable rates. CaU PI 3-7558 9-4587. Potterton'a. UO Center St. Mnny other featnreo for one low price ot All day Saturdays.______HiUiard St. MI 8-2578. said District, on the 7th day of No­ the 20th day of Oetdber. ^7,490 brand new 5 room duplex apart' R. F. DIMOCK CO. SOUTH WINDSOR: Treat that vember. A.D. 1961. at ten o'clock In the same are limited ‘ MM CRBVROUET truck, four new between 140-4:80 or any time TELEVISION antaniiaa and rotor ment. $110 monthly, 21-28 Ash' LAKEFRONT, 5 room ranch, fire­ Mcditlce. $800. CaU Saturday or Sunday. • INSTALLATION MANCHESTER-BELMONT ’PIANO TUNING (electronically, no neat-aei; with respect. It will buy MANCHES.1^ER-^ bedroom ranch, the forenoon, and that notice ha gtvaa the creditors sritlim.. systems Installed and repaired. ' guessing or mistakes). See it done worth St, Available at once. Trt- place, hot water' heat, cellar, MI 9-5245 garage, good location, $14,900; 5 to ail persons Interested In aald eatate tn their claims i w w n s w . SPECIALIST 19 mlnnteo tomi the A irerstt. 39 mlnntea tonn Downtown Htfd. $10,700. Carlton W Hutchtoa. MI you ,tms comfortable 6 room of the pendency of said application a s s said admlnistra(ov is dijegi SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retlied Serving Manchester and sur­ DIRliCnONSi Bonte-94 (Hebron Avo.) to Bnohtogham Church. at Mayers Plano, 91 Cehter St. Bristol LU 3-6820. ' ranch, with carport, toll base, room older home $9,450; ghort way tha time and place of hearing thereon, nahlie notice tn ihe credttdi from tha sfaq). Can take cars of rounding araaa. Modem -TV Serv­ RUG CLEANING CO. ■ Open 4-F p.m. weekdays. All day 9-6132. Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 bv publishing a copy ot this order in in their claims ^wtthhi — LET statlcn wagon, Bight oa Wolr S t (Ohnreh a t Oornor) Short IMstanco on L e ft SIX ROOM duplex, one-car garage ment, hot water heat, with 444% out—two bedroom ranches, like iosp^ by nliDllfhtng a ■-V. !■ ooitAtian, low mileage. aU your upholatsrlng_ needs at ice, iroOm tar St.. Ml S-3206. Saturdays. Lots of upright and new over one aero land, $12,900 some newspaper having a cireuIaUon la Towr aid Couatry mi kh “rooms redecorated, coal furnace, MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, Johanna Evans Ml 9-866$ assumable mortgage. Price said district, at least aeven daya be- order in «• "». newspasar graacaavtoga, CallCH 8-3878. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, — m o n e 34 2 ~ grand pianos on hand. walking distance tO' bus and 60x180 lot with trcee, baaement $14,900. About $3,OOQ needed to and $13,900. Many more all price fore the day of said hearing, to appear euiationztion tn saMSAM ^ te tL 6 l| ranges. Call the Ellsworth Mitten If they see cause at said time and wac* ten days ■ freas the d frae pickup and daUvaiy on amaU Open For Inspection Sunday IS HANMAWAY Sr^-MANCHesm ■tores, $90 mtmthly. Childran ac­ garage, fireplace, plaster walls, 89 LYNE88 8T. Vary good buy. .aasuma mortedge, Glenn Roberta andI raturn make tn ' maitdn h o m e ' JUUmiCAPINa, lawn DRAINME Oq. KCOOROION, 3 months old, Uke Agency, Realtors, MI t-M$0, MI and M heard relativa thereto, matotananca, town fertlltoatlon, radloB, pfiboocrapha. Houra 4*I0 Weekdaya by AppotojhBeiit Phoaa FA T-2999 s r Ml B4789. ■aw. IUUan,jl30 baas, best otter cepted. CJall tha R. F. Dlraock $l$,600. Call Ml 8-1916 tor Infer- Drlv* by. CaU tor detaUs. CaL$lto0 Agaiiey, RaaltonL tosurars, MI notice « WAL! II6UV body. SMdM m to W. Rutebtaa, l a 94088. 4-U21, FI 3480L B-S836. ” *“7o«;?5a5UT. galBE ' Oentset Jobs B. p.m. a lE B ad o and TV. MI Ml 9s4143 > MI $4766, after S:80. Oo., MI 6-S24S. madmi. Robert Wolverton Agency.

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't': ■■ A-' I I WEDNESDAY^ OCTOBER U, 1961 ^antlt^Bter Cn^ning Arerage Daily Net Praaa Ron JL For the Week XadMl I Ootobar tl, ItOt . -i: ' '■> ?>'■": 13,400 MiMy fair,. ., Milwaukee, Wis., presented Commission. statistics on building material cost with an accumulated cash purchase of 20.00,or'more! was pressed by th e. PUC on the In an addreas last night to about Lincoln, Mass., Oct. 26 (JF) pricing policies of his company. in Connecticut. • 300 persons. Including many muni­ Washington, Oct. 26 (JP)—The Public Health Service, in an • clip out this coupon Asked by chief counsel Samuel His exhibit included price rises cipal officials and Civil Defense —M.vstery surrounding the extraordinary session, outlined today to health officers from STYLED WITH FLAIR FOR THE PACE SETTING Kanell of the PUC U Western Elec­ personnel from Fairfield and other baffling disappearance of the every state its nuclear fallout surveillance and protection • present it at our stamp desk with your sales slips tric’s pricing policies were the in­ (Coattnaed gb PagB S ii) nearby towns, Heller recommend­ wife of a Fitchburg paper policies. sult of competition, Davis replied; ed that shelters be constructed company executive heighten­ o receive 600 bonus stamps in addition to your regular "We take Into consideration outside the house. The service made public a background statement as a 2- COATS stamps 'YOUNG SET' prices available from other sup­ He said the type of basement ed today with the finding of day meeting, which it called, heand a summary of develop­ pliers. Our’s are usually substan­ New England's A elter being promoted by Civil bloodstained rags and paper ments to date and an outline of 'what it is hoped the states LIM IT: 1 to a customer tially below the others." Defense officials would offer little towels in the couple’s home. will cooperate in doing. Asked what per cent of the mar­ protection against such a weapon ket for phone equipment Western Mrs. Joan Rlsch. 30, vanished The sessions are closed to newsmen. Values to 49.99 ^ ^ GOOD ONLY THURSDAY. OCT. 26, 1961 Trainmen Plan as a 100-megaton bomb. from her neat (Jape Cod-type Electric controls, he said; "A In addition, heat waves from a The background statement opened this way: 6 12,99 to 19,99 latee portion." house on the edge of suburbia nuclear blast could easily set fire woodlands Tue.sday. Blood 'stained “Fallout levels resulting up until now within the United His exhibit showed that local One-Day Strike to curtains or other above-ground equipment in « the floor and a ivall near a tele­ States from the new series of Soviet nuclear teats do not war­ left; . 17.ee In black parts of a house and touch off a phone which had been ripped from rant undue public concern, nor initiation of public health fic­ typical oftlce of the "Bell Sys­ blaze that would destroy the en­ or brown Mif. cuah- tem" (of which SNETCO is a Garden <3ity, N. Y., Oct. 26 (AV- the wall. tion designed to limit intake of radioactive materials by fai- member) rose 6 per cent In prici tire structure, he said. Lt. Det. George Hamols of the lon Insole and arch. Newsday quoted railway trainmen . "Those people In basement shel­ dividuals or large population groups In any part of the coun­ from Jan. 1, 1969 to Jan. 1, 1960. leaders today as saying trainmen State Police said the bloodstained A comiMmy spokesman explalne.1 ters could be Incinerated,” he said. rags and towels Indicated an at­ try. NOW right: 12.ee ^ black that this type of equipment la ths on Long Island and in New Eng­ Heller also urged that neighbor­ tempt had been made to clean up “However, present levels do not warrant continuous, In­ or brown moc ox­ major portion of phone equipment land will stage a one-day work hood shelters be built instead of the mesa. ford. stoppage on some Monday soon to Individual shelters. The cost per tensive surveillance by federal, state and local govemmenta In use In Connecticut. Hamols planned to go to Con­ and consideration of protective measures which might be Chairman Eugene 8 Lpughlln arouse the public to the financial family would be less and there would be more skills available for necticut to check Mrs. RLach’s taken if they should be found necessary." Listen to Kathy Godfrey asked whether a price reduction, straits of the rallorads. background, friends and acquain­ put into effect by Western Elec­ The railroads listed are the Long coping with emergencies, he said. Copies of the statement weroA WINF-CBS, Manchester, Island, the New Haven, the New ■Tt is difficult,he said, "to tances. The Risch’s lived In given those in the meeting. A tric this year, was the result of a Ridgefield, Conn., before coming 1:10 p.m. Monday thru threat of an Investigation of phone York Central operations In New face disaster lone." spokesman explained the state here seven months ago. . officials were called in to consider Saturday. Contest Every equipment prices by the National England and the Boston and Two earlier clues—a fingerprint Sponsors Push Association of Railroad and Utility Maine. Pure Quackery* cooperative activities because the Day. Commissioners, to which the state Those quoted are Harold J. taken near the wall telephone and Hartford, Oct. 26 (>P)—A State an automobile reportedly, seen In Public Health Service has no PUC members belong. Pryor, head of the ' Trainmen’s Health Department official said authority to taka action within in­ UN Appeal for Davjs would not say whether the Long Island Railroad Lodge; the Rlsch driveway — appeared to today there was "no appreciable be washed out today. dividual states and the states also reduction was the result of the danger” from fallout in the state have the manpower to carry out threatened Inquiry, but said that a (Continued on Page Ihght) State Police chemists said the Big Bomb Ban a result of recent nuclear ex­ print apparently -was that of a activities in Uie field. plosions in Russia. member of the family and the The statement .was prepared tweeds long coats Dr. Harold S. Barrett, deputy automobile might have been a po­ before any reports had beun re- United Nations, N. Y., Oct 28 Gromyko Says Rusk Willing state health commissioner, said lice cruiser tta t responded after celvttd of any upward swing In (IF)—Sponsdrs of a resolution Ap­ the weather pattern would Influ­ Mrs. Risch's disappearance was the gross beta radioctiirity In the pealing to Russia to cancel a 50- ence the amount of fallout In Con­ reported. atmosphere in this country as a megaton bomb test acted todiw to pile lined short coats necticut. PoHoe questioned a young man result of Monday's Soviet blast in get another vote of support t n m Barrett said that' because of for several hours dining the night. the 30 to 50-ihegaton range. the General Assembly tomorrow- public concern "certain elements Irwin Firestone, right, a representative of the U.S. commandant informed sources sold tbs eight Soviet Still Seeking They would not disclose whether in Berlin, talks with newsmen on returning to the western sec­ Before, the session started. Dr. have been advocating special tab­ a he was being' held or had been sponsors had sent ths assembly lets or vitamins or other forms of tor of the city from East Berlin today. He had ieen turned back Francis J. Weber, .chief of the action released. Radiological Health Division, said request for immediate plaids solids medication" as a source of protec­ the first time by East German police when he tried to enter 'the through Mario Amadeo of A n m - Blood found on the fioor and eastern sector on official business. He made it on the second that, while Information still was tion against fallout near the wall telephone matched Una, chairman of the poUuCAl B ig TVo Conference This is “pure quackery,” Barrett try. (A P Photofax via radio from Berlin.) lacking about fallout effects of tbe committee which gave the reso­ said. that of Mrs. Risch, kivesUgators Monday Soviet test, any sighifle- lution a thumping vote of aqiproval said. They said there were indioa wool quilt lined "There is no medication that is ant hazard from the current Rui last night. necessary or that will do any good tlons that Mrs. Rlsch hod been sian tests probably would not arise Faced with the month’a end By STANLEY JOHNSON ^delegates. “Whether their repre­ to protect agxlnst the kind of fall­ (Struck on the head and Jud put U,S. Troops Cross Line until next spring. deddUns set by. Premier Xhn|Hi- Moscow, Oct. 26 VPl—The So­ sentatives arc seated next to, us out we might expect," he said. t.p a battle. Weber added in an interview h e v ^ p ...... that it cannot “be stated aa yet Chev^pr triggering the.janutfiT viet Untoa gave algna today qf At the tabltfin. of_,intesnational _ ' ‘W'- its’of heir-^4»eHeead[ to be bomb, the eight sponsors .comjttK pressln* that talks or not, d ir peoplst follow a V-fc-v - ItwM Of a man—were found on that there wiU be a serioiu hazard red with Assembly President Mini* world isronlMna can be settled by single role." i. Bailey Cuet GO P Vote the floor, even in the spring, whoi most ot (JP) — gi Slim of Tiii^la In hopes of-get- direct Washlngton-Moscow talks As for Germany, Gromyko said Hartford, Oct. 26 State InvesUgatore said the pretty Vdj)os Shut, Reojpen the debris from all the Russian ting a vote by 1 Democratic Chairman John Bailey wiUiout participation by other the Soviet government is oonatant brunette evidently was dragged tests, now lodged in the strato­ Bolstered ^ -10 rote a li'a p - countries. ly trying to oonyince WMaMngton, has slapped back at Republican from the house to the driveway. sphere,. will begin to drop toward provsl from tiie atkxi pqlitt- In his spech to the 22nd Com­ London and Paris that thay can­ charges that his party alone is Flecks of blood were found on the earth. responsible for the gross earn­ ool committee lost 1 munist party congress yesterday not tie their policies to "the In­ stairs, the driveway and the trunk Conceding that very little is ons cC the oponeom,' Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei terests of West German revengists. ings tax increase for public utili­ ‘Checkpoint Charlie’ known about the effects on of the woman's car. sembly. to give the top Gromyko seemingly sought to por­ Nobody has anything to lose by ties animals or humans of very low He said yesterday that Repub­ priortty. tray Secretary of State Dean the conclusian of a peace, ti ^ ty (CoBtiiiued on Page Two) but prolonged exposures, such No action was token at Rusk as favoring this Idea. lican State Chairman Edwin H. with both German statea and all Berlin, Oct. 26 —U.S. troops«>lcans and other foreigners wrioh- morning's oosemhly seealeb, Ihit^ Diplomats viewed renewed ef­ of us will gaki." May Jr. has "once more, .indulged today moved across the border ing to enter East Berlin. (Continued on Page Twelve) ''BO N M O T " in the typical Republican fiim- apbnsoes were toopefol ed A tH M forts for a 2-power deal as 3- The fOredgh miniater held out into East Berlin for the second The day’s main incident a t the when H meets tomocrow. pronged; hopes that relationa between the fiam tactic of staMing the con­ straight day to reassert the right checkpoint began when an Ameri­ 1. The Kremlin, from Stalin’s sumer in the back while claiming Alsop Expected Soviet Union and the United States of Am-ericans to move unimpeded can, driving a blue sedan -with (CoetfauMd^oB Page Twelve) day to Khrushchev’s,, has striven will improve and claimed, in effect, to be the consumer's champion.” through Berlin. , U.S. Army license plates, drove up Fallout Record to negotiate with the United that it is easier for Moscow to May has accused Democrats of "attempting to put over a dis­ To Announce The East Gerhian Police then unescorted seeking admittance to X States in this way. Washington deal with Democrats than with closed the Friedrichstra.«ise cross- graceful sham" by protesting rats E!ast Berlin. The Eqst German po­ has always insisted on bringing in Republicana.. Praising the late lice refused to admit him unless he For New Haven Increase requests sought by util­ sing, but reopened it when calm 1 0 ,9 9 its Allies. President Roosevelt ai>d his policy His Candidacy was restored. U.S. tanks provided identified himself, and he declined ity companies a t public hearings. 2. The mere possibility that o t friendship with the Soviet a backdrop for the convoy across to do that. New Haven. Oct, 28 tffl—A city BuUetiiis Union, he commented that Pteei- The Republican leader scoffed at such a project was In the air would Hartford, Oot. 26 (J) — John the dividing line but were with­ It was plain the unidentified official reported today that New Culled from AP Wires tnavdtably cause reeentment and dent Kennedy , is also a Democrat. Democratic legislators who said Alooip of Avon, a Hartford in- Haven’s radioactivity count last they were unaware the tax In­ drawn later. American had been sent up to the dissension In the western Alli­ "It is probably easier," he re­ ouranco executive, probably will border a.s a further test of the month reached an all-time high— designed in black suede and ance—to the possible benefit of marked, "to restore the position crease would be passed onto the The situation flared up and announce hia candidacj’ for the died dow’n within three quarters rights American authorities claim five times the pre\i0us high fig­ THOMPSON GETS OBDEBfi the Soviet Union. of good Soviet-American relations consumer. Republican gubernatorial nomina­ ure. plum calf with new ripple Bailey said May "forgot to say of an hour. for movement about the city. WeshlngtOB. Oct. 26 (JV-dIto 3. I t would effectively rule out established by this greet Amerl- tion at a prese conference here When the driver came back three The report was made by Eric U.8. goverament has inetMetod any claim by China or some other cen, Roosevelt, with the party that the Republican leadership and The Frledrichstrasse crossing, W. Mood, director of the city’s soles for heavenly walking tomorrow. known as "Checkpoint Charlie" to U.S. Army jeeps, carrying Ameri­ Amboesador UeweDyn Thonlp^ Soviet ally for a role In negotia­ which is so closely connected with rank and file voted down the line The conference, to which tele- Bureau of Environmental Sanita­ son to protest to the Soviet gev- him.” GIs, went back to normal and was can military policemen with bayo­ tions. for every tax Increase he now visian end radio broadcasters also nets fixed, .joined him for another tion. enunent against intertWefiee comfort, vamp is side e'.as- "We constantly feel the elbow of Gromyko said the Soviet Union criticizes. Not once on the floor again open to traffic by non- Mood said the average fallout a « invited, will be held a t 10:30 Germans. It is the only crossing try. with oUled offlciel vtsits to East our friend and ally, the people's count for September was 47.9 mi- Berlin, and to fauilst fliat So­ ticired for snuggest fit. other am. (ES3T). between East and West Berlin The "East German police stood Republic of China," Gromyko told (Oontimied ea Page Seven) (Continued on Page Six) For adorn time, r^iorts have cromicrocuriea per cubic meter of viet oathoritlee reeume oetive that is left for the use of Amer- aside to let this military group and air. He said the previous high' been that AJsop’s political time­ the sedan go by. control ot the east sonal border styles from 8.99 to 11.99. for the city was 8.7 recorded in dieck point. State Oepertment table called for on announcement After convoying the sedan into of hie nomination for governor December 1968. press officer Uscola wUto an- ' What Will China'Reds Do? East Berlin the military, police­ Mood sold ths September read­ nounced that Hiompoon "boa on about the end of October. men withdrew, and the sedan ing was the highest of any fallout The give-away waa the recent oppoiilintmeot with the Soviet'Ver- News Tidbits cruised around alone in the Com­ sampling station In New England. eign Ministry tomorrow.” White announcement by Town Chairman munist-controlled sector. East He stressed that the ares was Robert August of Avon that the from the AP Wires questioning repurtm German police stopped the car not in any critical danger because Thompson "has received his in- GOP Town Ckunmittee there has when.lt tried to leave and re-enter of the fallout, but he added that West Thinks Nikita to Force unanimously eoadorsed Alsop for stracicttons.” he dldnt’ know exactly what the governor. The Syrian revolt has touched off (Continued on Page Two) danger level was. COATS a wave of orreste and reorganiza­ U .a SHUTS KOREAN UNB This is a traditional step taken Seoul. South Korea, Oct. 26 second floor SHOE SALON, main floor, rear . . . by many prtxqiective guberaatorial tion in Egypt that diplomatic sources in Beruit, ^banon, said to­ (Jt)—The U Jf. Command eloeed Albania Qut o f Warsaw Pact candidates — having their home, m day is more widespread than Presi­ tile mllttary demoraatlon U town or home district give an en­ today to Communiat vehktos dorsement jtMt before a formal dent Nasser has admitted publicly . . . One man killed and three others o o r r ^ g Red members of the NOTK—How sigBlfloant Is ttieea showdown with the Red Chl-Abetween Russia and Red China Is osndidscy is announced. Yugoslav Gets Nobel n Mitral nations aopetvkMiy ooRV- Bovlet-AlhiHilan d i^ U . hi the nese. an old story going beck several AIsop's axjiected onnotmoemrat injured when a wine barrel. ex­ plodes in a Brooklyn ce lla r___Re­ ndasion to a eamp near F s a - straggle between RoMia and Bod Washington authorities doubt years. But the rumor of an out­ wtil start off ths 1982 Meotion munjom. The oonuniastaB’s Po­ AAEN'S Z IP -O U T Chin*? What influence might the that the Intensified strain ■ be­ rampaign .in Oonneetlcut. It also port that plans being made to kid­ Bamboo Ring Top THE VERY POPULAR MEN'S right break between Russia and a nap the Clark Goble lialiy sends Award for Literature lish and Czech members sad dlaputa have on Khnuhohev’s tween Moscow and Peiping will Bhiropean Communist oountry, will mark the sta rt of a period of their sides have besB penntttod strategy in desUng with the Went have any decisive influence on waiting within the stats OOP or- detectives speeding to the Gable r ? l even small Albania, is a new ele­ home In Los Angeles today where to ride In their own veUelas LUXURY FINE PiMA COTTON PILE LIN ED on Berlin 7 John M. Hightower, Khrushchev’s strategy In dealing ment in the feud. ganizatlon for a mqve State across the line dividtaig Norto .▼eteraa chief of the AF*s State Chairman Edwin H. May Jr. the child is found to be eafe. Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 26 (J’lAlng academy for the lost 40 years, DRAWSTRING DACRON and with the western powers over the The lost time there was such a Usually boisterous Manila quiet —The 1961 Nobel literature prize heto this to say mad South Keren en route Deportmesit staff, oovern these Berlin crisis. But they do not'rule break was in 1948 when Yugo­ May has been telling friends that was awarded today to a Yugoelav to a neutral csnip motatolned ALL-WEATHER tints la * comi^ehenstve stoiy on he is waiting until the Nov. 7 oad hushed 'today as the flag- "One can say as a whole that in out the theoretical possibility that slavia fell into disagreement with draped body of former President ■writer for the way in which he Andric modern psychologricol in­ by Swiss and Swedish members BOXER SHORTS oscow-Petping relationa. dissension within Communist municipal elections are ever before S Stalinist leadership in the Kremlin I Sergio Osmena is borne on a black told the troubled history of his sight is united \rith the fatalism of the coBrnristien. BAG COTTON SHIRT ranks might cause Khrushchev to and was . kicked out of the inter­ (Oontiausd SB Page Three) caisson to Interment in Manila’s country and people. of the Thousand and One Nights COATS By John M. Hightower go more slowly toward a show­ national Communist organization, North Cemetery . . . Published pho­ I’ve Andric, 69, who played a (Arablah' Nights). VIET NAM A8SCBEO Washington, Oct. 26 (JV - down with the West. the Comintern. tographs in Moscow today reveal role hiineelf a.s the last royal "Andric has a great tenderness Washington. Oct. 26 l*>—Presi­ Rumorn ’ora circulating In western The Soviet premier told . the that spaceman Yuri Gagarin has Yugoslav envo>’ to Hitler G er- for his fellow human beings, but dent Kennedy gave tbs Bspehlle diplomatic quarters that Russia 'The possibility that Khrushchev Moscow party congress last week feels the time has come for a show- Transport Walkout gntned a t least 15 pounds and de­ many, was gi'ven the 250,200 does not flinch from depicting ter­ of Viet Nam renewod aasmraaeee may force. Albania out of the Com­ that he would not Insist on sign­ veloped a double chin since he came Swedish crowns (348,300) prize by ror and violence. . The themes he today, on tta sixth aativetaaiy, Compare at 2.00 munist Woe’s Warsaw Pact. doWTi with the Chinese Reds may that tbs Unttod States is dster- 2.38 ing a separate peace treaty with explain why Chinese Premier Chou back from orbit. the Swedish Academy of Letters. employs with such mastery ore 3.38 e Ties Paris Streets mined to help preserve Ha Inde­ 2 3 9 4 These rumors are being care­ East Germany before the end of Milk BuppU,ss for New York City It was the first Nobel prize ever original and altogether hia own. He fully studied by U.S. and other Al­ Ehi-lai left the Moscow meeting the year. He linked this to a and Long Island virtually non-ex­ awarded to Yugoslavia. turns, so to speak, to a previously pendence, “pratoot he people lied officials and suggest the pos- and flew’ to Peiping fOur days ago. Paris, Oct. 26 (JP)—Paris streets against Commonlst ssssssliis, mta a outer shell of statement that the western pow­ It was indicated that he wwuld re­ istent as a strike of track drivers The academy said in its citation imknown page of history and ap­ ■ibiUty that the Communist camp were more jammed than usual and plant workers reaches its third peals to us from the depths ef the boUd a bettor E|a tiueogh eeoa- a new shorter point JUST 9 7 c heavy duty la grappling with its worst internal ers had displayed a “certain un­ turn to Moscow before the meet­ with cam today as a 244iour the prize was ^ven Andric for "the nomio growth.” Kennedy epdie derstanding” of the Berlin prob­ ing ends, probably early next week. day . . . President Ngo Dinh Diem epic force with which he has de­ tortured South Slavic soul. button-down collar crisis since 1948. strike of train, subway and bus "F o r the Swedish Academy it has enly In genwroUttss. B at he 6ald cotton/acetata lem, indicating that it might be U.S. officdals are very interested of South Viet Nam tells his people picted themes "and human des­ In its quarrel with Mofecow, vrorkens cut commuter service. in a speech in Saigon'today that been a matter of satisfaction to be h e ^ he In A better pofiMta *•* • the fabulous "feed twill which broke wide open at the cur­ possible to arrive a t negotiated to see whether he will. The government railway admin­ tinies from the history of hts eonsider ‘taddttiomi • long tapered sleeve settlement. they have not done enough to preps able to reward In Andric the moat bag" to hold everything rent Ckmununlst party meeting in The struggle between Ruseia istration said trslflc on lines across cxnintry." worthy representative of a linguis­ that we might taka to asslit .tlia a fully plaid Khrushchev’s speech in. this re­ the war against the Communiat EepahUe^fVlet Nam in thTaUMg- the Soviet capital, Albania has the and Red China is considered here the country was cut about 75 per rebels. He waa nominated for the prize tic sphere which has not provious- • barrtl cuffs lined (even to' spect, end, in d e ^ its dominant last year but eliminated in the gte' against the Oaaimnaiet'; I iii black or natural support of Bed China. The struggle to be centered on the issue of which cent. Subuiban train service was Installed today as head of the ly been represented in a eerice of sleeves) between Russia mad Red China pre- tone, is regarded by oftioials hqre of th s two m ajor Communist pow­ out altogether or greatly reduced. final round. Nobel prize 'winners." #65% dacron Ukralnian-Byzantlne Arcjidlocese pert from Gen. barley cloth a extra full cut with I t j ” elastic waistband aumably has been Intensified by the as having been reaeonbly re- ers is to exercise a controlling But service in Paris also was of PtaUadelphia was The Most Rev. His greatest work la an historl- Fifty-five Nobel literary awards polyester, 35% atroined. The restraint on Berlin, oai trilogy — "Miss,” "The Trov- a light, warm flovlet-AlbaBlan dispute. voice in the formation of bloc pol- virtually nonexiatent t4it the sub­ Ambrose Simyshyn, former bishop preceded today’s. EDITOB QIVB8 BUOtt • black marshmallow cotton a panel seat zip-out orlon AJba:^ in itself. Is relatively howewr, waa offset to tome de­ ides. This, in tinn, is related to way unexpectedly operated at of the Stamford, (Jotm., Ukrainian nik Chronicle" and "The Bridge The academy has IS members. Inaignilieant. But as a pawn in the gree by his announcement of plans their basic and, i in Washington's about 30 per cent or normal. on the Drina.” The trilogy and The chair of the late UJf. Secre­ New B ritote Chain. '0 (4 .',N ' . pile extra diocese . . , Thomas Fortune Ryan, (J>) — Mrs. Wsi taMt H. Rtawa. . • white, gold, blue f fihest pima cotton in miniature checks, I struggle between Russia and Red to explode, a 00 megaton nuclear v W ^ oonOlctin^ national inter- Adding to the tsrfiBc jams were wealthy New Mexico raniblisr mar- most of his works ore about his tary-general Dag Hammarskjol lining raeeattve edlM.sil tito Ifew • madras type green ..r* hairline stripes and candy stripes China It could be critically import­ bomb and by the emphasis placed the motorcade movements of vis- riea Vlviaq Cbrisco, m Paeo mani­ native Bosnia and Its people.- one of its most prominent msnHM ant. by other s p i e r s a t U)a Congress lUng President Hubert M sga of curist, recently in JuarpZv Mexico In Belgrade, Andric waa report­ and the winner of the 1961 Nobel Erttata MstoMl gavn fall fabric / Red China is jstiU in an early day to-fidoaghtar M 4 - |a assorted blues, tan, gray a black olive Authorities here are uncertain im Sovlst mijitary prowess. ■tags of Industrial developpient, Dahomey. Police blocked off each ^ . . Law under whuOt; Hartford undergoing a medical checkup Peace Prize, is etlU empty. • sizes 82 to 88 what ths tflilnese Communist lead- Aznonr oil the devMopments a t under tbs Communist system of street on MS; route flvp minutes County authorities plan toourpresa a hos^tal when the announce- Andrio served in the YugootaY 4 sizes 30 to 44 aS6to46 » srs will do If Soviet Prem ier the Ooramualst oeeslan, U.S; of- centralized planning and control, before he p os^ , backing up traf­ >“'«*^ribtition of the costovsroial [t come and so was not a'vall- diplomatic corpse from the 19iK>’i . h i handbags Khrushdiev decides to expel Al­ flciala are obviously moot, deeply which the Soviet Union passed fic for blocks in all directions, Henry Miller novel, "Tropl«of^(Jan- immediately for oonunent. untU World War JI. His lest di­ wife sC thfi main floor shirta, atreet floor ahorta, main floor a rag., long, bania from the Warsaw Pact. But intrigued by the ^ e n t aiMl fu­ through a quarter of a century Ground woricers of Air gfonoe rcer," )s anUObscenlty etqtiUe, not a. ''jn A pfsipared zpeeih for Radio plomatic misslan was as Yugoslav mestor abort they think it poesible that Khrush- ture ImpUcotlona of trouble wtihr 'timoonihlpiitatute" declorea State’a Swedsp, Dr,, Anders Oestertlng, olMT feels the time has come foi| hi the OomiDuiitet bloc. The row ,

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