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PACE TTO -Vl SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1957 ^n rl;t0t?r lEitmutg Ji^rtiUi Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather ■. Tor the Week' Ended Foreeaat ef U. 8. Waatbar Ba October 26, 1651 cniiser and drove to the scene. it' out to whomever he wtshei. The About Town TTiey left the car's motor running charge for a 1100 check is 30 GENERAL Fair and mid tonight. Low and went Into the'building. They cents. 1 2 ,6 7 0 ‘30. TUetiday partly eJoudy and Heard Along Main Street could find no disturbance and At present, only one other Man­ Chapm&n Court, No. 10, Order T V SERVICE Member of the Audit milder. Rigb 48-80. neither could they find anyone who Business Bodies chester firm. Arthur's Drugs, of­ Bureau of Circulation o f Amartnth. will hold Itf fall And on Some of Mancheater't Side Streeta, Too reported the affair. fers this service. , Daps M A C A Can Manchester-— A City o f Vfttage Charm rummajfe sale In the Masonic Returning to the street, they Nlghls « 2 e 9 a r t e Parts ______.______^ ______Temple Thursday, Oct, 31, at 9 found the cruiser gone. State Po­ A panel discussion on the sub­ TEL. MI 8-4488 a.m. Indicative Answer ‘ to the Board of Diructors. Nor did were called in and, about 24 ject of how much retail credit the VOL. LXXVII, NO. 24 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1957 (Classified Advertialng on Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS An' English teacher from the anyone ask us how Alf Landon had hours later, the missing ' cruiser Oil dealer can carry will be one of The We-Two Group of Concor­ high school waa home, determined­ done. was found on a deserted road out the features of the fall meeting of dia Lutheran Church will hold a ly correcting a score of papers • A few said that they were glad, in the country about eight miles the Better Home Heat Council fa ^ ly night ^ tlu ck Friday Nov c Th7";» from town. or not glad, to hear tJie results, Inc. of Hartford County in Hart­ DOROTHY GRAY 1. at *:30 p.m., reservations for rs were Examinations th-tthat h«,had some thanked us. and a few hung ford Oct. 30. r Oracle Sees which should be made by Tiieaday been administered earlier in the up curtly, apparently dissatisfied Number 1 or Number 2 f Oil dealers, and representatives C O S M E T I C S contacting Mrs. Dorothy with the results. While directing traffic at the of banka and credit and loan as­ Krause, 624 Hartford Rd. WMk. "W c Dclivcr*' Anti-Missile Missile> To make the task tedlou.i. the The one we liked wis one Center one day this week, an .of­ sociations throughout the area will Hard Winter day was warm, sunny and pleas- ..woman, who, afte- hearing the ficer of the police force couldn't be on the panel. Zion Lutheran Men's Club will ent; a day that ever.vone else was help but be amused at the remark Mrthttr Orus Storti meet at the churrh Monday at 'total of votes for "yes" and "no," Bt, Regis, Q^e. Oct. 28 (ffl enjoying. paused for a moment and then made to him by a woman motorist, A former Manchester man. How­ — A 77-year^ld Mohawk In­ 7:46 p.m. During the evening the Fall was upon-New England and ard Daniels, has been named plant Martin Luther ftlmstrlp will be said. "Which ar_- the good ones ?" i As the policeman raised his hand dian chief says the long fur (?n the bright weather waa welcomed manager of Dunham-Bush's West In Zeus Project shown. The ones on the white horses. I to stop traffic Comltyr from one muskrats bodes a long and by all. except oi)r, English teacher direction, and motion traffic from Hartford works. He has been with hard winter fpr the northeast­ as she labored with the correcting fle’s Been Reading I'a ' another direction to proceed, a the firm since 1953. Garv L. Bogli. son of Mr. and Wa.ahineton, Ocl. 28 this field have been crowned * apace today aa world acientlata re- ern United .States and south- process. A lotal homeowner, very niuch . w oman, driver In the traffic lane ea.stc-n Canada. Mrs. Albert M. Bogli. 23 Riverside Paper after paper passed beneath ’ n . o 1.1 ' with success appropriate to the doubled efforts to track the orbit- Dr., a .senior at Trinity College, has dissatlkfied with the rc.sults of 1 •’"<1 6een held up proceeded Gen, Maxwell D. Ta> lor sa d , mg sphere by visual and other Mitchell George, a chief of the sometimes' complimentary, some landscaping recently done on i through. Party Conducted Save After the Six Nations Indian Con- 8 2-Nation Arm s Unit been elected to membership In today that a counter-missile "W« npc no renson why^the roun-j meann. sometimes critical.red pencil of the his property, derided the time had , The officer stopped' the car and fedDracy and the nation's "tt'^o’s Who In American Colleges against the deadly ballistic j tiy cannot have an anH-mlaailej Radio ahnoiinred teacher. Her husband was of no come for action. : said to the woman, "Don't you By Bunce Center weather , oracle, annually and Universities.” . .He Is a mem­ help as he obviously conveyed the missile already has its begin-* •"**•*)» defense for a price that is' while that still another aatollitc ber of the senate, varsity soccer , Having built a new home, the know what I mean when I raise nin«r in fh o A rfnv’a NiWo 7 o i i i ! "'hhin reach," he continued. "I am this on^ carrying a .apace Iravcl- makes a prediction. thought that he \vould like to take otvner was mad when he awoke uiy hand like this?" ning in me Aim .t ,s INIKC /-eus heard; Ing dog named Kudryavka will An examination of more team and vice president of Alpha his wife for a ride to enjoy the Witches, devils and ghosts in­ Chi Rho fraternity. A Junior ad­ one morning and found his entire, women replied. "I've been a vaded the Bunce Center last night project. 'the statement that the dollar re- be launclied in me near ftilure. than.a hundred muskrat hides, fall countr.vslde. driveway and part of his lawn had i school teacher for. 30 .years and SAVINGS & LOAN he says, shows that the fur tip Hits Private visor last year, he also played After what had seemed like for the annual party of such a defense can be provided at quirementa for thlB'Idnd of defense | Sputnik No. I 'a beeps and buzzes freshman . been flooded by an all-night rain. I when somebody raises his hand like the Manchester Association for the acceptable coat, the Army chief ____ ^aalronomical, and that the the animals is about two inch­ hours, the teacher leaned back died away on Saturday, three es long this fall, compared \ He called the company which ' dOMu l me»n to stop your Help of Retarded Children. About of Staff added in an address pre-' wdiollole concept Is bc,vond considers weeks after the first man - made from her work laughing out loud .pared for the third annual meet­ with about one inch in past Mias Jessamine Smith. 15 Park for something that had broken the had done the landscaping and, 25 youngsters gatherpd for,fun and P.M. tion, I can assure you that the moonlel was launched into Its 18.- Parleys on fit. former librarian of the local paving Job and informed them "^ke policeman grinned, then frolic in gay costumes and masks. ing of the Aaaociatlon of 'the United studies which I have seen lead me I mild winters. spell of the ta.sk.' O0(1-milc-an-hmir orbit around the / George, says he figures na­ Mary Cheney Llbrarj’. will tell of about It, TTie company foreman' B*'’* *1’* woman a stern warning, After the grand march, the children States Axmy. lo a different conclualon. " world. 2 Her husband, not knowing what ture knows best what is In her trip to Eurbpe the past sum­ promised the man that ho would' allowed her to proceed on her stepped to the platform one by one Monday, "We can have an anti-missile lie made no estimate of the cost, Soviet selentlsls confirmed that mer and show pictures at the the cau.se was, thought that the "make right" the very next I "■ay , for the purpose of being identified Tuesday, and indeed we must liowe^’ei'. ! store for her charges and pro­ D isa rm in g poor girl had surely cracked from This display on travel and vacation in the lobbv of the Savings have, one if we are to retain our the 's batteries finally vides for them beforehand. meeting of Soroptimlst Interna­ da.v. Despite several additional i by the others before unmasking. Friday Technical Problem had failed, and asked scientists of the strain. cails to the company, workmen, Both Untracked Bank of Manchester won Assistant Treasurer William R. John­ nuclear retaliatory deterrent ra­ The technical ' problem In de­ tional Monday at the home of Mrs, son seventh prize in a national display contest sponsored by Much merriment ensued as masks other nations to aid in tracking Alice Clampet, 246 W. Center St The cause of the laughter was an failed to appear. 1 It seems you just can't run out of were removed and the little "hob­ pacity, which la indispensable to veloping an anti-mis.sile missile la K nited Nations, N. Y,, Oct. ^lns^veI• on one of the papers. The American Express Travelers Cheques. the prevention of general atomic the how-voiceless sphere, Supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. Thursday night, the area was stories about the World Series. goblins" recognized one another. to design a system which can de­ Scienti.sls at the Smithsonian 28 (JP)—^The pro­ question had been: Name the three We heard about a local man driv­ All the children received apples and war." Taylor said. New Advances moods (in the test on verbal, -the rictim of another downpour William R. Johnson. Glaston­ OPEN TO 8 P.M. Cites Soviet ICBM tect an ICBM traveling at speeds' As’trophvsical' bbservatorv at posed today that the U.N. re- Tomorrow, the last Sunday of and again the driveway and lawn ing home from Boston on the new ings Banks' Association of Con­ "trick or treat:’ bags following re­ THURSDAY of more. thanJO.OOO miles per hour Cambridge. Mass , sent to Sloacow i ■■■ 171 • the month, the entire church j The an.swer on the paper: Hap­ Ma-ssachusetts Tpke. during the bury, assistant treasurer of the Alter referring earlier in his pAce its present disarmanient became flooded. Savings Bank of Manchester, Is necticut will meet Oct. 29 at the freshments of donuts and soft OPEN TO NOON In a trajectory several hundred last night the'lr own computations j^JJ- ' r O r C C a S E B n f f school of Zion Lutheran Church py, sad. angry. It was funny to last game of the series. His wife Farmington Country Club. Group drinks. address to the reportedly aucceas-,, miles high and then direct an in­ commission with an 82-nation 8 the teacher and due cause .of her Madder Ihan ever, the home- the winner of the seven t.' prize in WEDNESDAY ful launching by of an In­ on tile orbits of both sputnik and will meet in the sanctuary with owner painted a huge sign which and youngster were asleep on Jhe 2 is comprised of 18 mutiial sav­ tercepting missile to destroy fhe its launching rocket, also still body which would remain in the congregation for joint devo­ laughter. bark seal. (Guess they aren't base­ a nationwide display competition INSURED SAVINGS tercontinental . Balllatic Missile he put in the middle of the large sponsored by American Express ings banks in the Greater Hartford ICBM before it can reach tti- tav- circling In space. tion and presentation of matters And you know of course what ball fans. I area and nearby towns. (ICBMI, Taylor said: Weather Seen permanent session. the answer should have been, don't puddle in' fron t'of his house. In Travelers Cheques. The announce­ MANCHESTER "In the light of recent events, we get area. . The giant British radio tele­ Tho Soviet proposal would abol­ of general Interest In view of the Anyway, the fellow pad the radio you? large black letters, the sign car­ ment waa made by Lymvood K. SAVINGS A LOAN •re becoming Increaslngl.v Im­ Tavlor recalled Ru.ssla's crush scope of Jodrell hank tracked both ish both the 12-nation disarm a-, approaching Reformation Day, ried the liame of the lanscaping tuned In on the game. He's another Miss Sally Robb, daughter of Open ing of the Hungarian revolution sputnik and the rocket, across the Hartford, Oct. 28 (gh---Impehdlng Oct. 31, the well-known Martin Elmore, president. ASSOCIATION pressed with the need to press for­ ment commission and tha 5-natioit^ firm and under the name it said, of those Y-Jikee fanatics - the other Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Robb, 94 ward in the development of the isis and her threats in the Middle j Arctic Circle after a telegram re- advances In the ability of govern­ Luther picture will be presented The Straight Dope The prize, an Ar,aco camera kit. Branford St., has been appointed 1007 MAIN STREET subcommlttea which haa baen c y » "They Did This Job." team never beats the Yanks, the AB Day Sunday anti-missile missile _ ".situations short of general!questing aid came from Moscow. ment and private weather Mperfs | rylng on private talks since 11^ . by means of filmstrip and. record­ Tuesday evening the Herald re­ Yanks lose the game. He was tom Was presentfd to Johnson with to the decorating staff of House to forecast the hazaixl of storms porters ran an answering service The sign has since been removed "The Army project in tilts field war," To those events have bion Radio .Moscow, taking full ad- It also would open the disarma­ ing in the assembly room at 9 and workmen are scheduled to ar­ In agony as he listened to his team the personal congratulations of Beautiful Magazine. PINE PHARMACY Is,. as you know, the Nike Zeus added two important technological vantage of the worldwide exclte- and floods will mean a lot to busi­ am., to which parents and others for anyone interested in. the out­ Olav Ravndal, vice president and ment 'debate tu tha public, except rive Monday to fix the man's yard. getting defeated. His thoughts were- A graduate of Manchester High W4 CEMTEB RT. which already parilally exists In developments —the reported ICBM nient over the Soviet technical ness and Industry, busines.smen I are Invited. com e of the country club referen­ so wrapped up that he lost track treasurer of the APierican Express School. Miss Robb attended the KI M4I4 in epeclfic cases In which private Read Herald Advs. the form of reaearch and develop­ success and the satellite launching, breakthrough, also introduced the ; were told today. , talks were agreed upon. dum. Friendly Travelers of his driving. Co. in New Yorl.. ment fomponents. AU of oiir efforts Major Aljistair Smith. English After the first 25 calls or so. Taylor said, adding: dog designated to ride the second! Louis S. Rothschild, undersecre-1 I The United States rejseted the When the game ended he sudden­ ' Johnson was awarded the prize "It now seems likely that these aat-llitr into 'space, tary of cohiiiieice.—addreaaed—a"*— Salvationist'Will be guest speaker the reporters had the answer down Pumpkin . snatching aroused for :>is design of a lobby display 1 I Soviet proposal. A U.S. spokesman ly realized he waa lost, but still on missile and satellite succes.ses will The announcer described the i luncheon meeting at the 2-day at tonight a t 7 o'clock to a formal ritual that went some­ the poetic instinct of a local wom­ based on the theme of travel and ; at the U.N. said tha new Soviet an this week. the Toke. He stopped at the next be followed by an aggressive p'.o- animal as "a small, shaggy dog £>'-st National Conference on ap- : move "appears, to be an indication In the Salvation Army Citadel, and thing like this: loll station and asked: ‘'Where's vacations. He competed against Army Air Chief will show slides of his work In the '•The 'No's' carried the referen­ She lost two 25 pounders from gram of diplomatic truculence on named Kudryavka," alreadv|phed Meteorology at the Hotel j of unwillingness to negotiate. It the cutoff to Hartford?" employes of bar.KS all over the MOVING INTO A NEW HOME? the part of the Soviets . . . trained to u.se a space suit and * Statler. The conference is apon- African mission field. He will, also dum. three to two. Final results her front porch. On her way to I United States au 1 Canada. ! caste doubts on their-lntentlone "Oh, bark the road about 40 "NoW that they have sought to transparent helmet. Kudryavka with regard to any disarmament participate in the services tomor­ are No. 3,228, and Yea. 2056." work next morning, she fo'und! miles in the direction from which The display emphasized the idea Softens Blasts row before leaving for Canada. impreas th" world with their ex- was introduced to the radio audi- leal *"*' Society, its Connecticut 'VaHey ’ agreement.” One woman listened to the little them in pieces on the street a you were coming," answered the that peop!- away from home can branch, and the Hartford Chamber spiel. Then there was dead si­ block from home. The mangled ittendant panding acientiflc and teehnoloifi-' ence. and barked into the micro- In effect, the Soviet proposal safeguard their funds by carrying cal muaclea, it .seerns quite con phone. of Commerce. Manchester WATES will meet lence. The reporter waa about carcas.ses recalled for her the 8tor>- Caramba travelers cheques. -1 would set up a sort of special "llt- Almost d-ove alj. the At Air Power sistent that they may be even more i The announcer said Kudryavka "The U.S. Weather Bureau’s I tie assembly” since it would include TueiMiay. at 7:80 at the Italian to hang up when she In with : she had heard about an ep'.demlr: way to the New York .State line! American Club on Eldridge fit. Due ready to embark on or to support has ridden lest rockets, equipped Dnb'' warning service will be I all members of the U.N. In the pro* ■’Don't fool around with that stuff, of disappearing pumpkins, and LaBonne-Silversteln Associ'^es, strengthened greatly in comin; to. the pranralenea of flu,, the- Hal­ Tell me waa it yea or n o?"’ her pen went to work. Choosy Children By ELTON —Lt.. I A Soviet note to the U.N. said; and the time will be devoted to In the midst of a stiff rrbas- the entire Coventry school system world position." safely to the ground "several llshment of storm detection Editorial Co.-nment to remain anonymous because "I Oen. Stanley R. MiCkelaen, chief stations over wide areas." Roths­ I *The discussion on dlearmament preparations for the coming fair, fire of questlon.s at the meeting of i through the Massachusetts Casual- Meanwhile, Russia's pioneer timea." She enjoys her work, the I in the General Assembly testifies We were a'lrpriaed while giving may find m.v veranda just loaded I the Board of Education Monday of the Army’ s Air Defense Com­ child told his abdience of 150. ' and diacuMon o f' weight prob­ out referendum results that no ty Co. under a blanket student and earth aatelllte spun silently In announcer said. : to the fact that many stataa art with grinning resurrected pump­ I evening, Elme- Tlirall was asked to teacher accident insurance policy. mand, wrote two texts for a speech "A t the same time,” he said,, lems. one asked,us who had been elected kins Halloween." ' not satifled with the preeant pro- i explsin why there were standees The teachers and over 1,000 stu­ todav - - one containing sharp "new and more effective proced- i I cedure of secret negotiations en on some of hi.i bu.«e,s which were She calls it "Who Stole My dents are insured under this plan, thrusts at air power doctrine, the urea will be introdiiced for the i ' disarmament carried on in tho Spook-Nlk? " not csrryinK an overload of achool offered on a voluqtary basis rapid collection of rainfall and river children. other a routine presentation of the High School Educators Told: I eubcommlttee." Who stole my pumpkin through school authorities. Par­ Army's function in air defense. stage observations, and for the The note seld a new approach Thrall explained that, in the ents are given the opportunity to MiVkelaen, whose job is to run. the immediate distribution of storm j was needed because o f recent de- From,the porch last night? lower grades, the children are obtain insurance on their .\ ildren Army part of au Air ForiCi-Army- and flood warnings to all Con- ' velopments. My darling, yellow pumpkin fussy about whom they sit next to, with ■ maximum reimbursement to ceined." Navy Continental Air Defense Automation Means Cut "The necessity to solve thin Big and round and bright. particularly when it's a question of the sum of 82,500 for medical, hoa- System, came to the second annual Corresponding advances made GIRL pltal and allied services in the in the field of private weather fore­ problem u quickly as possible,” it a boy .sitting next to a girl. Sally Robb Plan on b«st hooting . ; . automatic meeting of the Association of the dMiared,’ "is prompted at present We called him Spook-Nik, "Johnny may not went to ait event of an accident. United States Arpay to deliver the casting will add up to a combined He had such a solemn face. particulvly by the fact that the next to Jfary." .said Thrall. The plan went into effect at the Pratt Institute department of In­ oil heat and clean-action M o b lJh *a tl tamed-down veraioq. in Job Training Glasses weather warning servica' that will So. who stole my Spook-Nik beginning of the school year and mean milHoiu o f dollars saved for TlNa'aM0*'plct4irr-a f MaiiluU -Wadlon Y. 'MaBoeeaky, tuceaaaor to Marshal daoiyl Zhu)nBr as S ^ armaments race is being stepped "We don't have that problem terior design. She is also a mem­ , An Army spokeaoui^-4a14 Uiere up, that new types o f wreapons, From hla veranda place? will be offered on a year to year buMiufift,'' ipatMicmi# ■trntleir''— ' " net defense mlniater, was received'today--in New York-'by Radio from Moscow. (AP Fhotefax).\ SCOUTS' with the high achool children." he ber of the National Home .Fashions Make your new home a ntore comfort­ was no comment 'aa tb sthe reason •specially atomic and -rhydwgen concluded wryly. basis. Each year in America, he said, I wouldn't mind it quite so much League and the Residence Lighting able home With aafe, d^iendable auto­ Mickelsen discarded his first drsft. By HER.MAN R- ALLEN numerous' factors Includin'g the weapons snd interconUnental bal­ A Non. Forum. She was formerly asso­ The Army and the Air Force are in . Oct. 28 . ii4>i—American spread of achool attendance laws, the atmosphere above us stirs up a listic missiles, the use o f which \ FUND DRIVE If they had brought him home Edward J. Kelley, 25H Forest matic oil heating and new clean-action MobilheaL gigantic weather mixture that in­ And given him an honored place ciate houses and home fashions lusty contest in the field of mls- high school educators were told to­ high achool enrollment mounted. fpr military purposes makas vul- St., is attending a 3-week training editor of McCall’s. B^ore this, she Here’s the entirely new fuel oil that actually cleans aileii-ballistic, guidehand antiair­ day 'that automation of industry Moat states have law's requiring cludes about a dozen tropical Reds to Supply On the veranda that they own. conference in Boston for Shell Oil n m b ie any pizrt p f tha worldl arc STARTS TOMORROW was attached to the decorating aa it heats. craft. will call for less, not moire, jo t “Ztiidenta attend school until they storms and hurricanes, two dozen Zhukov Demoted, b «p g added in Increasing numbers Company's newly employed sales­ staff of James McCreery and Co:, Some advance 4iatrlbution of -•re—16 years old. T(^ay over 80 additional severe coastal storms ^But no! They couldn't be that kind Hospital Notes men. I training in their 1natitt)tioni. SlOOMilliQum 'Uf th* armameiif of New York. the firat version was made last Devereux C. Josephs, chairman per cent of high arh(>ol-age youth or over the Great Lakes-, three The new Soviet proposal caught <*iv« AE You Con to This W orthy Couso kind, Kelley, who la married and has OMia-actle* aiebllbeef giivt I They beat him to a pulp. mart eittti htal ptr gallon! week. A telegram from Mickel- I of President Elsenhower’s Com- •re in school. dozen blizzards, heav.y snowfalls, the weatam powers by surprise. Patients Today: 188 one child, will study marketing, sens headquarters at Colorado seveie freezes and ice storms, six . n i a adv. sponsored by Manchester Lions a u b Then threw him in the gutter -Initlation. of a new customer teeeeee* »eeeeeee« I mittee on Education Be.vond the Attendance laws now keep many It was circulated at tha U.N. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Al­ salesmanship, and service station service - - American Express Mobilheat Springs followed, saying this ver- In achool who could not have sur­ dozen major floods, hundreds of Aid to Syrians Westerners BeUeve A squashy mass of mulch. management during the course. I High School,- which submitted its shortly gfter representatives of fred Bolduc. 30 Ford St.; Helena Orders — has been an­ ■ioH.was "killed and that a substi­ I final report Saturday, said In a vived the standards of 1900, \vhen changes in local weather condi­ the United States. Britain, Francs nounced by Marlow's Department tute would follow'. high school was largely college tions.” Damascus. Syria, Oct. 28 lA^ — Now I'd like to ask vou . Deary, 19 Madison St.; Mrs. Doro­ Edwin P. Cook, 24 Glenwood St., prepared speech: , Oct. 28 UP>—Marshal «t« lighnlng protection for his service waa Initiated to give cua- nounced It would investigate the j products that will need revisions which have posed ques­ home in a contest run at last SILENT G LO W OIL EURNERS providing for extensive develop­ of the Soviet Communist party, clear with the,censors a predictioti The western powers already had lyn Hedberg, 79 Ridge St.: Mrs. tomera this banking aer.vice, ml.ssile and satellite programs and gijju. tions of the high school's purpose! Oregon Special that Zhutov would he divorced voiced their support Mr continua­ week's Manchester Products Show the effect upon them of Intersefv and have brpilght many charges; ment projects with Russian according to unconfirmed re- Oh. you naughty haunts and spook- Mary Delaney, 15 Waddell Rd.; especially the large numbers that "Why take precious time to train perta circulating In Moscow and from the armed forces and be-ap­ tion of the disarmament talks in by the Beacon Lightning Protec­ ice rivalry. i of, "watered-down’.' high school, machinery, equipment and techni­ DON^ \ TOIL--CALL DOYLE!! eena Kathleen Sweet. 86 Hamlin St.; shoo after the banks have closed. for proficiencies which may disap­ reaching London and Parts to­ pointed a first deputy premier. tha subcommittee. They also had tion Co., East Hartford. The money orders will be avail­ In sjieech version No. 1, Mlckel-1 education. Most notably l.n recent cal assi-slance. The Syrians con­ "Twould be a new-fangled pitch Carla Skald, Glastonbury; Patricia pear or be modified? Many skills Session Ready day. I Another speculative gambit urged continued secrecy to prevent ' If on your night of trick and treat and Michael Lozier. Hartford; Da­ able In any amount up to 8100. and •en would have said, among other years, alsrm has been e.xpressed! tinued to insist that no strings Moving, packing! and Htorage of household goods. lAical Frank J. Miller, treasurer of the MORIARTY BROTHERS can be taught on. the job." r f i n n rr^ The report, completely . un­ passed by Moacow censors is that the discussions from becoming a You'd bring back my Spook-Nik! vid llgen, 37 SouUi St.. Rockville; are Insured against loss by Ameri­ thlng.s. that: that not enough youngsters ar* ■ were attached. the post of Russian ambassador to Savings Bank of Manchester, an­ 31SCEHTERST. MANCHESTER Far more important in an in­ Reliable .sources said the Soviets confirmed. circulated among battle, and long distance to 48 States and Canada. Storage in John Peretto. 185'Loomis St,; Mrs. can Express. The buyer merely 1. "Interceptor aircraft are ob- preparing for science, mathema- - lo Irim laxes Washington mi|^t be an ideal post They are' backlhg a 24-nation nounced that Group 2 of the Sav- purchases the check and makei creasing complex society, said Jo­ iics and engineering in view of would supply $100 million worth western diplomatic missions as private fire resistant vaults. Inspection invited. .8mbuaht

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. dONN. MONDAY. OCTOBe Ir 28, 1957 FAGS FAGS TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1967 ,4 ^ Ulneas of members to Whom they Rev. Mr. Smith la the flfat clergy­ Hehrbw Coventry Andover \yere assigndd. , Bolton man to hold auch an office. The Local Boy Scout and Girl Scout A deUchtful P k et T¥ DiM post,- created by the Methodist Troops combined lest week to have church, la the first movement of Sheinwpldi on Bridge Chicago Trip Silk Town a Halloween party In the Town Its kind In the labor field. The Church Sets High Attendance Due Tonight Property List Filings Slow; “The Kettles HelL The program incl'ided apple- Rfv. Mr. Smith is expected to talk dunking, musical chairs and danc­ on his work which brings him into on DON’T BE p a n i c k e d Due for Girl ing the polkk. contact with both labor and man­ South dealer High Budget At Town Vote on Rose Site Penalty Applies After Friday BY A SIN4kJ5TGN McDonald A Boy Scout committee meeting agements Neither side valaereble Farm” Notes and Quotes By Alfred Shetnwold NORTH • Habron, Oct. 28 (Special)— Miaa w ill lie held at 7 o'clock tonight in Local Pastor Hnnnre. OcL 28 (Spccl«n-In(ll.| Rducation Reeponslhlllty Set The Rev. J. Ralph Kelley. pa.«- W«d., **PAjamai' Tech. Joyce klnney, daughter of Mr. and Fathers of 14 boy* who have ap­ The Rev. Joseph V, King, super- Only four more days remain in Its general fund. the dummy, the second player ¥ A 19 i ___>!■» cations point to s good sttondancf i tor of St. Maurice Church, was re­ Mr*. LaRoy B. Kinney, haa been “-former manager of the State Thea­'“■two years ago when I marched In plied 'to become memben of the RESTAURANT Inten'dent of schools for the Nor­ cently...... named to the...... library com which to file property tax decla- No tickets will be sold at the usually feels compelled to step ♦ J 8 7 4 Three Manchester Telephone Co. Andover, Oct. 28 (Special)—A S t tonight's special town meeting door. A ll tickets .or reservations in with the ace of the srfU. *{1118 A Q > 6 I 8 choaen to receive the W T iC dairy employes are celebrating an­ ter In Manchester and owner of the St. Patrick's Day Parade do^-n Boy Scout Troop have lieen asked wich Diojrese, told the RoCkville mittee of Albertiis Magnus College ' rations with Town Assessor P. budget of 811,477.86 was approved to attend the meeting. and CPCKTAIL LOUNOB must be made in advance. Mrs. sort of-’ 'panic play" loses a trick WBBT BAST trip to the Nhtional 4-H Congress the Corner Soda'Shop. Morelli la an Fifth Ave, in New York with the S t the, Community Hall at 8 District of the Council of Catholic at New Haven. Father Kellcv 1 Raymond Broga. niversaries with the company that Knights." ‘For many years a merti- by membera. of the First Congre­ L. Edward Whitcomb has offered r&nUt U A and i , boltan, U l MlUkOL Charlfs Raisch, ways and means surprisingly often. , AQ7I AA10I4 In Uhlcago, Tolland County. 4-H advertising solicitor. His wife, eotuk, #4445 b'doclc. CW»f Item of Interest K Women (C C W i last week, that .semes on the college advt.soryt Broga stated today that only add up to almost 100 years. Car­ ber of the Manchester Fire Depart­ the use Of a truck for the Scouts' about 50 per cent of the some committee chairman, serving as West led a trump becauas-dum- ¥>76 ¥ 4 1 - agent Albert B. Gray haa an- Emma. Is now managing the Soda gational Church who attended the CLOSED MONDAY* the report o f the School Site Com­ every parent is an-educator by board and is a former member of 6 K« 8 « Q 10 S I Shop in the State Theater building ment, Griffin also served" u man­ paper drIve'Nov. 9. ■ . ~ 4.300 taxpayers on had general chairmah of the supper, my’ s bidding hinted at shortness nouheed.. roll Barrett and William Shields annual budget -meeting Saturday right and duty. the faculty. AK7S4 AAIOI . . . Ray Beller of 17P Garden Dr., ager of the North End Majors foot­ BANQUET FAOnJTUSS AVAILABUi mittee on Its efforts to locate suit­ filed by the weekend and only 25 may be contacted for tickets, as in spades. West rightly wanted to Mias Ktnney haa been active In this month are celebrating their gfeetlnge Tonight Addressing the Vernon meeting Supper and Sale Slatnl SOUTH STATE owner of the Music Shop at 1012 ball team, one of the beat in New night. able land for future school bmld- per cent of these were filed the reduce dummy's ruffing power. 4-R.pro|bitB for several years. On 30th anniversaries and Andrew Thw Junior. oholrs will meet In EDDY REED in piano Interlndee for year dining pleneftrn. which was attended by 14 local Mrs. John Erickson and Mr.s. well as auxiliary members. A K J I I I England during the 30a. Two new items added this y(>ar Ing. past week ■ Declarer won the first trick In the trip ahe will accompany the Sayera ha* reached the quaVt^r Main St., once played with the Ray the First Congregational Church, meeting CCW members. Father King said Myron ly>e are co-chairmen of the •Soutir Co-op Mothers Listed ¥ K Q J t 8. Mondoy-Tutsday McKinley orchestra which ap­ were a'contribution of $150 to,the The committee held He emphasized that the only Volunteer mothers assisting with dummy with the ten of hearts and Oonnectient group, w-hjeh will alho century mark. A ll three are mem- with grades 6 and 6 rehearsing Friday night to prepare sketche.s; the responsibility and right of ed annual turkey supper and Christ­ A A 0 Evenings Cent. 6 P.M. peared In Manchester at the Ham­ Recently promoted to super­ Silver Lake Blind an'd $25 to ‘ the hours he will be accepting the classes this week e 105-acre farm, offered to the He said teachers should be con- The sale, super\'ised by Mrs Clarence R. Jones of Amston Ralph Barber of 185 Maple St. has Canvaea Date Set Robert Azinger, School Rd,, at 8 Stanley Nichols Sr , ,VIrs. Harriett day from 9 a m. to noon at the Craig Barnes, M ra Charles Jedr- trump, his best defense. South Opealng lead— ¥ > town fo r 857.000. will be recom-, sidered assistants to the parents North Coventry Firehouse. After had been’ losing chickens for some been pro(noted to private first class The Every Member Canvass will o'clock. and that school was never Intend- Tobey and Mr.s. Ernest Howard, ziewski, Mrs. Lawrence Savastano, wins and ruffs a spade In dummy. mended for purchase by the com­ these dates and hours, a 10 per time, and wasn't Sure how It came In the Hartford Marine Corps Re­ begin on Stewardship Sunday, , Tomorrow’s Activities ed to replace the home in educat­ w ill open at 3;30 p ni. .Supper will Mrs. NcLson J. Bearce. Mrs.. Rich­ This one ruff la enough to estab­ mittee. cent penalty will be imposed on about. He set a trap and the re- serve unit. Nov. 10. A t its last meeting the . Mariner Girl Scout Troop 5 will ing children. be .sera-ed at 5:30 and 6:30 pm. ard Jodry and Mrs. W alter E. Ted- lish the suit, since . the queen monda, 7 6 Club* J. What do you Phone Ml 3-5135 The committee confirmed Sat­ su\t was, that' the culprit waa cap- ... Every Member Caiivass Commit­ Mrs. Fred Warren will be in those persons whose lists have not ford. •eventually drops under the king of »ay ? ^ m RHt THT KtTNm IK m il meet at 7:30 p.m. in the home of J urday that two other parcels of Father King decried the ten­ tiired. It wa.s a marten, he found Keith's Furniture store at 1115 tee d ^ d ed that the canvassing charge of the kitchen: Mias Doris been filed. Farm Bureau to Meet spades. South loses only one spade, An»wer: Bid one spade. The hand Mrs. Herbert Englerl In Columbia. land are available to the town. dency of parents to try to turn Him'}. {UKt • iKun’ttiTg • mm mmt out. This l.s a small gray-furred Main St. is open evenings, Monday should be done by men only this Skinner, the dining room and .Mrs. Fire (iroup Slates Dinner The Tolland county farm bureau one diamond, and one club, making Is weak In top cards, but you sre Brownie Troop 56 will meet In Both are located In the same gen­ the rest>onsibUlty for education — ALSO — creature allied to tlie wea.sel. He through Friday, until 9 o'clock. year. A group Is now being select­ FOR CIUNER, CHUKR, EUIER HOME HEAT Carlton Daley, clean-up arrange­ The annual dinner and dance . annual meeting will be held tomor- willing to overlook defects because the elementary school from 2:45 to eral area In the southern part of over to other people. He said the the game. turned it in to state conservator Saturday closing hour is 5:30. The ed by the committee to attend a ments. of the Covento- Volunteer FIrorow In the Ellington Town Hall. of the two five-card major suits. • li 4 p.m. >r town. One, consists of 50 acres parent is responsible; that home When the hand was actually M((rUn Hetherington. Fur trap loc.-il store president is Everett training session from 8 to 10 p.m. Members of W'SCS fli'ho have Assn, will be held Dec. 7 at the a dinner will be served at 6-45 played. East was an old campaign­ (Copyright 1957, General Fentores owned by Joseph Peace with front­ is the first and best source of ed­ pehs say thisi animal la out o f aea- Keith of 119 Pitkin Stt . . . James Nov. 5. Manchester Evening Herald .An­ been working on items for the sale Nathan Hale Community Center, | b,y that town's Grange with er, Without a blink of the eye. East Corp.) Our 4-in-l Heating Plin Inidudea Auto­ age on Hebron Rd. Asking price Is ucation. soS for them, ft.s best season being and Vivian Sheldon of 1.58 S. Lake- The Every Member Canvass dover correspondent, Sir*. Paul 81,000 an acre. should get them to the church no open to all members of the d e-, „ welcome by President Wesley played a low spade on dummy’s arciund December. matic Delivery, New Mobilbeat—the fuel Using the theme of home and later than noon on Saturday, the partment and Its Womens Aux-j Bradway. The business meeting wood Circle will note their wedding committee will meet again on D. Pfanstlehl, telephone PI 2-6856. The second tract is a comblna- school co-operation, rath's" King singleton at the second trick. Russell J. M enier Is among anniversary Tuesday. Jim is presi­ oil that deans aa it heats . . Piviodie committee sdvi.sea Hand knit iliar>'. Attendance Is limited to j will start at 8 p.m. now- Wednesday. Members are Mrs. tl

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ilafvea and V-neck outlined' with St. Josephs Womans Club will be matter of Troop 43, w i^ five other WEBB—84a W H A T --«ie Art Group Pick* aequlna. She wore a crown o f ae- C o l U i n ^ hostesses. man along, took 88 e^U ie boys in Crash Damages V WD8 O -1 8 8 0 Daily Radio w n o — 1080 Columbia. W eddings quliia and pearla from which fell Rorprise Bridal Shower hit troop eh an overnight eamp- Picture of Month a fingertip veil of illk illusion. She Teomans Hall waa tha aefaie df out at Mt. U enaffit^ N.H., Sat­ Two AutomobOas WOOD—UM Eaatera Staaderq Time W ^ P — 1410 carried at Colonial bouquet of white a suiprise bridal ahoFrr given urday. The w aatlm wasn’t too bad, roaei, pink sweetheart rosea and WorM^i\Children to Benefit The Manchester rine Arts Aun. ^ Ethridge-Heinz < Horton of Hebron waa flower girl. Mlaa UlUan Banner yesterday the boya raporV^aither whan they . Two care ware flawagaiT. bat n « PAINTING She wore a rose nylon dress with atephanotls. afternoon; The stAge,. where the left here or ^ r i n g their atay. heard artUt Ralph Eno of Hart­ Him Joan Ann Heinz, daughter one wga hurt and no artaaU w ar* a deeper rose cummerbund.' Her Mist Theresa St. Onge. eiater of Front ^rick or Treat^ Visits many lovely gifts were plied high When they am vad homa lata Sun? made tn a two-oar aeeldent on tf> ulas *p* ■upplleo by th# raoio %viriC-=~T#£epJrtm<* ~ — Hour ford Friday night at Whlton audi­ of Mr. and Mn. Herman R. Heinz the bride wae maid of honor. Two WDRo->World Toniffht headpiece was a circlet of roses on a long table, was. the lettlng day aftemMn, howa'ver,'the-anew Main St.-near Main St. yaatarday nwiarcniBnU mnd u * bubj«ct to WPOP—H<^ftd Dof torium. He gave a talk on modem o f Lion^ H ill Rd., Andover, became and she tmrried a basket of rose of her nla'ces, Mlea Florence Cou- for the bride-to-be. Sht stood un­ waa fluttm ng down here. afternoon. cbang* without notice. art. the bride of David Ethridge, eon petals. lombe and Mrs. Armond Desjar- (Jalumbla, Oct. 38 (Spacial)—^w ho may «1sh„to participate. They der a prettily decorated umbrella A ia ia ^ t Scoutmaatar Guy Back, According Patrolman Han» WITAY—M kM WRIch The beat .mkn was Edwin Muel­ lalse of Perklne Comer were Hkllpween celebration plana have will return them to Mlaa Jean Of pastel ahadee; white wedding and Mwton* W olff and troop com­ WTW—BiiRnntll Symphonv Prf.\ lew Body and Fender of Mra. Delvena' Montlgney of Co- Klein, a car driven aaist on M. **??HAY—putter JParljr An oil painting of artist Walter ler of Callicoon, N. Y. Ushers were brideimalda. Mies Donna Lee Vad- Natach and Wilbur Smith, aecre- bella hung all around and a yel­ mitteemen Theodore Sanden, Reg­ WCCC—ReourO Rfvu» W DRr—Rueii Nnufhton Van Arsdale'a home In Coventry, , lumbla Green Saturday at 10 a.m. agalq been completed by the Town' Mete St .by Raymond A. Vaillan« W P O P rtouna Dor John Hemmer and Rotiert Hem­ nais ,of Wlllimantlc was flower tary and treasurer of the Cbuncll, low watering can poured out inald' Lewis and George Pederson WKNB-^FJI. • :«A- the work of Mrs, Eleanor Vibbert, in St. Joaeph’B C h*ch , Wilimantic. Recreation Council and for the , court, 38, o f Hartfdrd. oollldad w n c —Row MIIW . Repairs mer of Jeffersonville, N. Y.; and girl. at tha party In Yeomans Hall. streams of pastel colored paper. w ^ t along, ae a car driven by Miar Oalna WDRC—Arthur Oodfrer WHAY-NUIrt.W’atrh 4 Frederick Rd.. was chosen as 1 The Rev. John K. Honon officiated. Dean Grader of N ew ' London fifth year the. children will make WPOP—Waa Worlw WTtC—Buefin.fi S) tnphony Preview White poropona were uae din the Robert Miller of South Windsor. Louis Leta. teacher of grade Approximately 150 guests were John Kozelka, father of on# of F. Smith, 19,'o f 149 Union S t aa W*r»RP—Riiee Xaiirhtnn "picture of the w n th ." and will Junior usher was the bride's broth­ w is best man and uaHera were Ro­ liU - efiurch decorations. U NICEF collections during their four at Horace W. Porter School present. The bride-to-be was a a boyb. donated all tha gaaoUna she waa pulling out of a parking WPOP—Houndl rmr t be displayed rocailly at a later er,’ Roderic McCorrlson. land Valllancourf add Lawrence WHAV—putter Perty date. 1 Mra. .Beverly J. Cprao of Weth- "trick .or treat” visit will act aa master of ceremonies. listed in opening her many g ifts used fqr the trip. a ^ e on tha aouUi aide o f the WCvX'—Record Rovuo WHAY Following a reception at the Bedard of Wlllimanttc. .Raymond by her sister Anne, Mrs. A l l ^ WKNB—P.M -lYliM Walrli MORIARTY BROTHERS erafleld wn-s matron of , honor and Dr. Ralph B. Wolmer program Judges sre Mrs. Max bucket, atr-e*. I WTIC M ini. A social time followed .and re­ M I S-SIS5 Wlllimantlc Country Club, the Lis Jr. was ring bearer. ’ Mrs: Knut Barstrom. Mra. Leo Sklsr of Hartford, , Mrs, Phj^s Manchealier Evening HaraM Ool w n c —Ro»» Miller H'DRC—R usa Naughtna S01-S15 CENTER ST. Herman R. Heinz Jr. waa beat man. chairmlm for the Council, la gen- Vaillancourt’a vehicle received WDRO-Arihur Oodirey freshments were served from a couple left for a wedding trip to The attendants wore ballerina Lopuc of Norwich, Mlaa Annette , w ro r—Hound Dog J ,Brideamaids were Mrs. Marion Cartier Jr. and Mrs. Eugene umbla 00rreependent Mra. Donald damage eatimatsd at $300 adUla WFOP—WAX Work* buffet table decorated with fall Washington, D.' C. and Virginia. *'■*' chairman of Thursday night's 'Reynolds of Putnam. Mra. Jeanette Dente. Murphy and Mias Betty T o m p ­ R. Tuttle, telephone AOadeny ■damage to tha Smith car w4a aeti* WHAY—Night Watch flowers and a cornucopia of fruits. shrimp velveteen“ n andana °v?*n nylon net U ^ B ^ e s Community children's son of Willlmantic and Mlaa Jane WHAY—Platter Party W Tir—MuAir iDelMaatro, Storrs, and Mra. Mar- parties In Yeomans Hall are, Mrs. Johp Pringle is chairman 8-8488. mated at $90. Mrs. Vibert served as chairman of combination; the bridesmaids Foster Hartford. / W’COC—Record Ravua WDRC—R ua* Naughton iJorie Day, Wlllimantlc. Ushers Kraschnefski-Haynes scheduled so that various age of the refreshment committee and ot WKNB—P M. W rOP—Hound Dog the committee. cotillion Idue crisp sheer bodices is being assisted by Mrs,. Hsn-ey 1 w n c —Rnea Millet It s t - iSvere Edward Mathieii. Wllliman- Misa Patricia A. Haynes, daugh­ groups wiU stagger their hour of A buffet supper waa aeA^ed to I WDRC—Cal Kolby WHAV—Night Watch (itlc, James C, Corao, Wethersfield ter of Mr. and Mrs. I/Surence with permanent pleated net skirts. coming and meet in different halls. S. Collins, Mrs. Frederick Lbwman the guests In the lower hall. ’The WPOP—Wax Woraa WTIC- -Slrrlrhlng Your rumilv Wine Drinkers Lead Vincent DelMaatro. Storrs. . Haynes of Hebron Rd, and Carl All wore nylon horsehair pearl Pre-school - snd children of snd Mrs. C. Prescott Hodges. tables srranged by Mra. Irving Inrom o ^eiv Buick fm Display Tomorrow The bride, given In marriage by Melvin Krasrhnefski. son of Mr. embroidered headbands. The flow­ Grades 1- and 2 will arrives at 7 Safety Rules Tannenbaum and Mra. Julius Ban­ WHAV—Putter Party W'DR^' RuAR Naughion er girl was a miniature of the WCCC—Record Baeiaw W POP—Modem Sounda Gorman Motors Inr will put the 1958 Bulck on display In its showroom tomorrow. This is the Buick The District of Columbia, for ;|ier'father, wore a gown of Chan- and Mrs. Paul Kraarhnefski of o'clock and sta.v until 8 sharp. Dr. Wolmer has offered the fol­ ner were a picture with the double TURKEY SUPPER wiufB—p .m : Special, featuring dual headlights snd a new grille. The" car is mounted on a 122-lnch wheelbase. the ninth consecutive year, topped litilly lace and nylon tulle and satin, Rood Ave.. Windsor were married maid of honor. All carried Colonial Mrs. Ralph Woimer, assisted by lowing suggestions for safety on setting of platters of cold meats, WTIC—Row Miller houqueta. The maid of honor wore WHAY-Night W«U‘h all the atates in the per capita jlfaiihioncd with a long sleeved fitted In the Congregational Church at 3 the mothers, will harulle this group this night. 1. Coilflne .your child’s vegetable lalada, mqddiKl jellied W O R l> ^ MUlS W*TICr-GticAt Star blu* carnations. The bridesmaids WPOP—Wax Wortta W’DRi* - R u *a Naughton rate of wine consurpptlon—2:433 jjbodice, scalloped neckline edged p.m. Saturday. The Rev. George K. through a grand march with prizes | activities to his own neighiMirhood; salads! pickles, olives and all aorta wore pink carnstlons with blue and CHRISTMAS SALE W P O P — Modern SounrtA gallons per person. California was |M1lh sequins and full skirt o f alter- Evans Officiated at the double ring for costumes, mo\1e» and refresh-j 2. If walking on the roadside, wear of sweets. A.centerpiece Was a •i**- II Missing Boy vSctuil center, and the flower girls wore WHAY—Platter Party second with 2.080 gallons and Ne­ ((nsting panels of lace and tulle. Her ments. I something 4>’hite; 3. W ear stage bride's cake made by the bride's WOCU—Rapuird Raetaw WHAY—Night Watch Richest Man in Nation sen’ice. Mrs. Allan C. Robinson w*s ! pink sweetheart rotes. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH W TIC — N e »A vada third with 1,762 gallons. jlacallopcd fingertip veil was at­ organist and Mrs. Clifford Davies Children of Grades 3, 4 and 51 make-up lather than a mask aunt from Hartford; ...m o ld e d WKNB—P R A reception followed st the Rock wnC—Newa WDRC—Newa Weather Walks from Forest tached to a crown of sequlna and of Windsor, soloist. „ . . . , will arrive at 7:30 and stay until I " ’hwh may impair vision. \ chopped chicken live'r.s, to resemble ROUTE 44-A, BOLTON WDRO—Newi Reporter W P O P — M odem SoundA Garden Restaurant In W lllim antlc, 5.30 o'clock under the direction of U"I.v Hour at S t Joseph’s Cliurrh cock birds were also decorative. WPOP—tinned Auto Workeri Show j^earla. She carried a while prayer • Misa Shirley Golab of Cherry WHAY—Night Watch Worth About $ 1 Billion (Ckinttned from Page.One) Hdw To Held tliooki with white orchlil Valiev Rd., was maid of honor, for 100 guests from Canada. Art-i Richard Curland, teacher of Grade The Catholic Ladles of St. Co- Hostesses were Mra. 'rannen- SATURDAY, NOV. 2, $:$$ aai NPA •its- WTIC—SportJ rinal zona Washington, D C.. New York , 5 have a grand march, himba sre invited to a Holy Hour baum and Mrs. Sklar. Miss Banner WHAY—putter Party WDRC— KUAA Naughton ! The matron of honor wore a bridesmaids were Miss Judith May, ADULTS 8L80—TfOLDRBN 78o WCa^Raourd RarUw There are many shacks In the i shrimp - colored ballerina - length and ConnecttcuL : games! prizes and refreshments. sponsored by the Holy Family Re­ will be married Dec. 22 to Allan WTCNB—P.M. . W’POP—Modem Soundi (Continued from Page One) Hebron Rd.. MIs.s Mildred Davis of For ReMwVatlona Call: M l 8-4234 nr M l 9-1S8S 11 :M - Britain, and Am ory Houghton, area, they said, and If he found one FALSE TEETH ■sHapless gown with matching A fter s wedding trip the co-.i-, ,- Orafles Slav I-ater treat League W’hlch will be held Goldberg of New London. ' SALE STAR TS A T 8:80 P.M. WTIC—Roaa muer WHAY—Ja« Aliev * I Amstnn and AIl.s.s Mary I-ou Healy pie will live for the present, InJ — ' WpRC-Oai Koltnr U S. Ambassador to France. ■jacket and crown and carried a of Willimantir. Mi.ss Valorie King Tlie upper g;ade group will not Tuesday at 7;,30 p.m. in St. I-onal Roys .aid Win ___ '______✓ WPOP—United Auto Workeri Show WTIC—Slarllglit Serenada hsbltat of the millionaire, accord­ of them, he probably would not Mere Firmly in Fleet Norwich. W’DRC— Ruaa Naughton Others in the $100 million to jcolonial bouquet with brone rib- of Wind.sm- wa.s flower girl. come costumed this year and w ill, .loaeph'a Church, Willlmantic. Six local boys were on the Wind­ W ^ P — M odern SoundA ing to Fortune, but oll-rloli Texas suffer undue hardship. Do your feUe teeth ennoy and em* have the hall to theipselves from! Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan will $200 million bracket are .Stephen bsrreu by sllpplDR. dropping or wob> jbona. The bridesmaids wore similar William Petraa of Middletown ham Varsity team when It defeat­ *'wHAT—putter Party l l t l S - J., 1 t as V ^'"9 until 10 o'clock for a social I officiate. Immediately following WUCC—Record BaTiaw WHAY- Jaxt Alley is coming up fast. Bechtel, a San Francisco con­ In the area where he 1s lost are blln g when you eat. laugh or tallt? 'type gowns in lime green, orchid was best man. Frank Jtanottl of ed Norwich Free Academy 31-30 WKN»—P.M. WTK*—Starlight Serenade struction man: William Blakley, a Mt. Frissell, Connectlcnt's highest Just sprinkle a little FASTKETTH on biXtenaerl Forecast evening with dancing and refresh- tha Holy_Hour, the WUlimantlc The magazine said its estiniAles your plates. This alkaline (hon-acldi and blue.jind carried colonial bou­ Wlllimantlc and „Terry WllcOx of Saturday. The Norwich team was w n c —Roaa Miller WDRC—R u a i Naughton ments. Mrs. M.vrtle Englert super- District Council of Catholic W o­ WDRC—Cat Kolby of individual .wealth was "Kpherai- Dalla.s airline and real estate oper­ elevation, snd Mt. Everett, In the powder holds false teeth more firmly quets with ribbons to match. Windsor were nshera. the favofite. WPOP^WaXTPorka ly on the conservative sidd^^ ' ator. Mrs. Alfred I. duPont. Jack­ town of Mount Wa.shlngton. Mass., and more comfortably. No gummy, American*sike nuts and bolts are used'in all English*built Fords A reception for 100 guests fol­ \1ses this group. men will hold Its ftrst open meet­ "The local, boys were responsible gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not The bride wore a floor-length Temperatures in the five days. I Dr. Wolmer said that Mrs. Rus­ ing with Bishop Flanagan as'their •i«S- It pointed out. for ex^ ip le that sonville and Wilmington: Arthur the second highest elevation in that lowed at the VFW Hall In Willi- gown of lace and net with short for some of the most Important WHAY—Platur Party Hunt, a Pittsburgh aluminum man. state. sour. Checks “ piste odor'^ (denture Tuesday through Saturday, prob­ sell Spearman IS getting the offi­ guest. A program will be under WCCC—Record XaiTUw oilman Sid Rlchar^on, Fort breath). Get FASTEETU today at rsantic and Tony O’Bright of Man­ sleeves and fitted lace bodice over ably will avecage about 5 de.jrreea plays. Public Recorfls Worth, Tex., Is listM in the $200 William L. McKnlght. a St. Paul. Police said the terrain was too ^ any drug counter. chester and his band played. The cial banded boxes ready for the the direction of Mrs. H. A. Mc- WldWB—P.M. EVEN THIS IS THE SENSIBLE SjZi taffeta which topped the niffled below normal. A t this time the children to eSfry when they aak Kii.sick. spiritual development Fran Baker, quarterback, scored WnC-Rpaa Miller to $400 million bracket with no ac­ •Minn., mining operator, and La- rugged to allow a search at night. bride’s mother received her guesLs net .skirt. Her fingertip veil of 11- normal mean temperature ’ at for funds for the children of the chBlrnttn. entitled “Message of a touchdown when he Intercepted a WIMtCe-W Kolby W amuitee Deeds count taken of h ^ f a billion dolara niont du Pont Copeland of W il­ .Snow and wet conditions had In a blue aatin princess stvle dress WPOP—Waxworka '^'WW 'W^'W WW 'WW^ luslpn was arranged from a crown Bridgeport is 49, and at New Haven world. She Is being assisted by her M srj'" with the following women ball and ran to make the score; Alma E. Braun to L. William worth of oil ;AtoCk still in the mington. hampered the .search parties. ' with matching . acces.sories. Mrs. •its - COSMETICS ^ of lace and seed pearls. She car­ ahd Hartford 48 with a usual soil; Andrew, snd Mrs. Geqrge taktnr part; Mrs, Everett Barth ■Butch’ Soracchl, end scored twice WHAT—DateUna' Gaucher and Marj’ Frances ground that /he owns. Also: Fanancier Clarence Dillon, The boy was with a hiking party,’' r IN ENGLISH-BUILT FORDS! Ethridge wore a blue Dior aheslh ried a white BJble topped with, a dklly range from a high "of 59 to Pederson, Mrs. Eugene Dente end and Mrs. Henry Bourgault, St. when he wa.s passed the ball by WCCC—lOtb Analearaary Show Gaucher, property at 107 Deep- Mellons.ydu Pont.s, Rockefellers Ne\y York; glass maker Arthur A. which missed him at .3 p m.. State j with matching accessories. WKWR-Open Mika r All the top lints a while orchid. ■ a low of 36. 'There will be a rising Mrs. John Helm. Germaine Guild of Coventry, Mrs. Baker. Others from this town on wood Dr. and Fordjr"nd..pne-tenth of and some will be left at Smith’s mantic; Mrs. Robert Hart. . St. on and Tom Kowalski. WKAY—Datallaa Irenhe du Pont. WilingLon. Del., Police said the boy is 6 feet tall ,^Arthur Drug Stores j ■35 miles’ per gallon. Choice of ee.ssorles. medium blue. They also wore an Inch o f preripltation la likely Store where they, can be picked up Spouts Scotland. The Wilbur S. Fletcher, Boy Scout WDRO-el. ««»".»«■ T. Nelson and SheJls K. Nelson, Motors' John L. Pratt, Fredericks-! Even the nuts and bolts are twelve models — sedans, con­ hkm High School and a former U.S. WPOP—Lawreaca Walk .Wilmington: Mrs. Frederick Guest. carried yellow pompons, also In property at 258 McKee St. burg, Va. i American-size for service vertibles, station wagons. Im­ Marine, with three yeara aendee, la Burnham Estates Inc, to Palm Beach. Fla.: Howard Hughes, light and mediuni shades. The Gov. Averell Harriman of New| mediate delivery-It'i a f ord . a welder for the Pratt and W hit­ **^mAT—iutaifada ------rence J. Steeves and Dori.s^^. Los Angeles tool manufacturer, everywhere. .And-inside there’s flower girl carried a basket of rose WnO—Cota Glee Club aircraft maker and movie produc­ York is one of 31 In the $75million 1 ney .Aircraft Dlv, kTORC—Muxle a U Carta Steeve.s, property at .IBS W i^ s o r to $100 million category as Is God-' roomy comfort for the whole product —a name you know. petals. - — W O P —Top 40 Tima er; Joseph P. Kennedy, Boston and The bride, also graduated fVom St. / frey L. Cabot of Boston who l.s 96. Windham High School, la 4 book­ A reception for 300 guests was Si4(- Leonard C. Nie.se and/Lois A. New Y'ork, former U.S. ambassador held in Yeomans Hall. A fter a wed­ WHAY—Serenade to England: Alfred P. Sloan Jr. of keeper at the Manrheater Trust Niese to Warren Thum'auer and Banking functions are perform­ YEAR-ROUND AIR CONDITIONlNCi ding trip to Miami. Fla., the wnc—Tbraa Sur tfixtra General Motors, and Daniel K. Lud­ 19.58 Frtfect moilrl Co. WDRCeeleOwaM Thomaa Gloria T. Thurnauer, firoperty at ed by the Post Office, which ac­ htu four doort, couple will live at 25 Milk St., v ig , a New York shipper. WPOP—Top 40 Tima 24 Hillcrelt Rd. / cepts and services postal savings lllLlflMR torgg Utggagg tpacw Willlmantic. Hemmer-McCorrison Phipps Cole and Elizabeth D. Six Rockefellers—David. John D. and isaucs money orders. OUR SERVICE BEGINS * 1?HAT—People'! Praia Conference St. Columba’s Church was the wnc—Dick Bertel Cole to Charles,/!. Morrison and in, Laurance, Nelson and Win- WHEN YOU PHONE Gormley-St. Onge WDRC—Araoi and Andy Gertrude J. iv^riaon, property at throp, and Mrs. Jean Rockefeller scene of the wedding of Miss Mlaii Marie A. St. Onge, daugh­ WPOP—pulton LaerU 32 Constanc^^r. Mauze of New Y o rk - are In the . . . A t any h o u r of th e day n r night. Dig­ C l^ len e McCorriaon. daughter of l i U - $100 million to $200 million cate­ nified and orderly arrangementa relieve Ml^i. Edna and the late Rodney ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace St. WHAY—Serenade tclahn Deeda Onge of Rt. 6. Qjlumbla waa mar­ w n c —Dick Bertel Earl OySeaman to Anne L. Sea­ gory as is Mrs. Edsel Ford of De­ etreaa and bring peace of mind. MflCorrlaon of Amstpn. and L!*- rlea Edward Mather Jr., 48 $200 million category are James modem fnrllltlea, Saturday |nornlng. The Rev. John WHAY—Serenade Furteral urday morning at 10 o'clock In St. w n c —Nawi ^ BMton S.t„ and Claudia Nannette Abercrombie. Houston; Jacob Blau- Wlllinm P. Quiah K. Honan officiated. • WDRC—Amoa and Andy The bride wore a full length Mary'a Church in Wlllimantlc. WPOP—Top 40 Tima Lyon, 81 Chestnut St., Nov. 4, St. stein, Baltimore: William Keck,^ Raymond T. Quiah rjamea' Church. gown of antique illk with scoop Father OUiltemette per­ It4t- Los Angeles: John Mscom, Hous­ Home formed the double ring ceremony. WHAY—Roiary Hour Building Permit neckline, Alencon lace.'. a fltted ton; Clint Murchison, Dallas, and Ml 3-5940 L V PRODUCT Mrs. Joeeph Gaudreau was organ­ w n c —Lila and the World ./ To Angellne Pontlcelll for a R. E. Smith, Houston. Mrs. Mauze bodice with long, lace tapered WDRC—E. R. Murrow / sleeves, a bouffant skirt of un- ist. WPOP—Top 40 Tima / greenhouM and garage on N. Main has oil interests in addition to in­ tiM mbE HfiNgiU ki Un MNi E SIi Im Ef MiNtik EbGvci it FwE Mitk KMMig|t EigfEWi HMIpB w ith Ilia - / St., $3,900. presB^ pleats with the back fea­ Mra. Fryer, Mrs. Rita herited wealth. Treaudeau and Joseph Gaudreau WHAY—Record Rodeo Other familiar names In the ture a bow bustle cascading-dnto ■ w n c —Groucho Marx / MORIARTY IROTHERS, Inc. a court train. Her veil of FVench leng. WDRC—Robert Q Lewtm- Tht atlcklaback fiih haa the cla.sa include real estate man Vin­ 215 MAIN ST. RTO P—Mystery Tlrao / peculiar habit of building m uff­ $01-318 CENTER STREET. .MANCHES-TER Illusion, .flngertip length, fell from The bride, given in marriage by cent Astor of New Ydrk, tobacco her father, wore a gown of white • :1A— ^ shaped neata o f aticks and roots heiress Dories Duke. John Hay a Juliet cap of seed pearls and she ro carried a cascade of white roses nylon tulle with Chantilly lace miJ^ie^ntcoTi ^ for receiving the apawn. Whitney, American amhawRC—World Tonight ial bouquets of ptpk rnsea, Kathy WPOP—Hound Dog /' 49th Television Proenmu JOHN F. On Pace Two TIERNEY—1 GENERAL TV SERVICE FUNERAL HOME i raOEST MODBRN FACILITIES KItlita eXaPu Phil OPT-STBBBT PAJUUNQ TEI.MIS.S4as . i . with this QUIET RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD outstanding speciaK ^ l i t W EST CENTER ST. 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FAGB SIX . ilANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1967 HANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESli^R^ CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1957 PAGE SEVEN: T— JIUmd|paUr door of tha achool, a uniform waa strained correctness. Buchanan, tectural and engineering changes or the senior high or both, accord­ of Connecticut, w ill make his pf». there, wralUnu for them. for a lone time, has been irritated Droodles to the lighting, heating, ventila­ ing to the a'dministratofs. , Jokers^iti Lead ficial vfsit to .Manchester Lodge ^now Flurries tion. (Hinitation and safety fea­ i'he seventh and eighth grades If warrlcO* "XlaSdcr ’______€tihtitt$ ijfrald Little Rork It In the painful by his extrovert deputy. Skywatch Schedule Report to Educators tomorrow night; \ tlBs Up llltms pr a«s Wsttts*. tM fts> ' preceaa of leamihg: to let theae The worst o f’ it ndis that many By ROtiCB PRICE ! R IG H T S ! tures. A fifltshed product which in Manchester will have outgrown In Setback Match He will inspect the degree work 2 Weeks Early juMt. kmlai *r JMtu nta«Uw>-er will compare favorably with the the capacity , of- Barnard Junlo:.’ a t'7:30 when the officers, assisted •true aatlllas. OHiudi ana*, sac ts few Negro children walk, by them- a foreign poteiftat'e seemed to like tfe ' Tuesday, Oct. 29 new Junior high school is the. iob- High by 405 iroungstera in 1959. by the Fellowcraft Club, exempli­ eamwea XldBtr aaS BIsSScr InlUtMas, •Lot us •salat you to either exjerclae or sell your SouUim b ' New The Four Jokers regained the Windsbr Locks, Oct. *28 (JP) — trr orsTXX t«r «auk iMtp. N mrs sm telvea, without tha crutch aym. Purse and enjoy him; He might Midnijfht-2 a. m...... t .. Voliuiteem Needed Ject of theae changes. Barnard will In 1960-61 the transition from fy the Master •Mason degree. A W i tot England Triephone Co: Stock "Rlghtn.’’ niey are yaliMthle. Don’t Reviews School Needs lead Frid.ry In the Knights of, Col­ Sunday's Mmw flurries came two ««f«ty r»»st aaSpia. t o Sras> boliaed by the preaence of federal have got away with this Indefi­ hold 750 students initially, and th)B 6-2-4 to the 6-3-3 system Of social hour with refreshments will tut tor OTirrxx aaStr maa*r-Sact mar* 2"a.tn.-f am ...... Volunteers Needed " r let yoiira expire. Expiration date.: November 8, 1957. Qnr office is weeks earlin. than you ordinarily •DtM. S«t ko#(as4 pra lapnTp, troops, 4 a.m.-« am...... Volunteers Needed. ' have expansion possibilities for 1,- schooling will become operative. umbus setback tournament. follow the meeting. nitely, we suppose, if he hadn't open Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 for your convenience. Scores after Friday's play were expect snow 'In Connecticut, but I OMokar l. U n 9 a.m.-8 a.m...... Eleanor Hembrechls. 200. Any unforeseen increase in Junior 'So far, after many weeks. It has made the glaring error in protocol The stabilization of achocjl en­ Bamar;] Junior High has not Jokers, 1,035; Moriartv's Pairtters, there was' an ^ e n earlier snow­ , - Henry Hembrechta I Third Junior High Poseible high school needs Immediately af­ Btm j •▼OTlns CnnH come to the point where Little involved in wangling ^Imself pas­ rollment, the tncreaaing problem yet reached its full capacity. By 1,025; G and H. 1,0()3; Patten'n fall only two years ago. - ^ B oIM m k IbiUrad M & 8 a.m.-lO a m ...... Ixruls R. Call If ever the northwest section of ter that time can be met with the K|(anclM«t«r Oeaa..|U 1958-59 it will have itrf full 1,300. Builders, 1.001: Messier's Uphol­ Checking record* to answer Rock will let thede children walk sage on the Columbiiie while his 10 a.m.-Noon...... Louis R. Call of immedikte Junior high school the town has a sufficient Increase expansion possibilities of the new Messiah Clioriis students. This will include all the sterers, 987; Dupre's Insurance, questions posed by -.yesterday's raD ^R A T U that short distance from curb to own chief flew commercial. That Noon-2 p.m...... lynil's R. Call Shearson, Hammill g Co. ’ needs, and the possibility of a third in population to warrant it, a third junior high school. IIB AdMae* seventh and eight graders. The 967; Fo)ir Aces. 957; Turcotte's Rehearses Today light snow, the Weauter Bureau steps. Next, perhaps. U ttle Rock •was one Jostle too rahny. As we 2 p.m,-4 p.m...... Jeanne Jacobs , M»mhtn New 7«* Stodi hekesj . high achool are the highlights of high school will not have any Junior high school might be built. here said snow fell in Ou H art­ 4 p.m.-6 p.m...... David Janssen. Jim Galanek The town would then have a tri­ A W A R D FOB B03VLFJ4 Esso. 915; 8th District Fire Depart­ will learri to let them walk, with­ say, this isn’t a full-fledged sub­ ♦ 13 Main Straal. Manchester • Mitchell 3-1S71 • the revised report to the Board of eighth graders. ' ment, 912; Choman's W.-eckerS, ford area on Oct. 25 in 1955, fl p.m.»8 p.m...... Jo Ann Zwarick, Mary Oliverl angle placement of Junior high Hartford, Oct. 28 (iD—Chester The Manchester Messiah Choms However, records going bAbJe to ' out crutch, down the corridors of stitute for a real hen feud, but it lUucation on Manche.ster's School Tile ninth grade will remain at 891; West Side Tavern, 858; Fog­ FAIRWAY 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... Herbert Benson. Virginia Benson I schools. Bowles of Essex, former Connec­ will rehearse at 8 o'clock tonight 1904 show that the average datai the school. Finally, it is to be will'do. aiid it provides a certain Needs. . the high school for the two or arty Bros., 841. 10 p.m.-MIdnlght ...... Leia F. Waldron I So far as can be estimated at ticut governor and U.S. ambasaa- at the auditorium of Manchester for the first snow fall Is Nov. 19,1 , In the report it was stat(Hi that three years. Meanwhile the reno­ i for hoped. Little Rock wdll learn to satisfying evidence that, for all thc Skywatch, Post located on top of Manchester Police SUtion. Vol- I the present tinie the two Junior dor to India, learned over the HlgJj School. There was snow on Oct. 20 in j uqleiira may register at Ovil Defense Headquarters, M u n ic ip a l & r the past seven years the kin­ vations at Barnard will contimie. I high schools will be able to handle MKIIBBR o r let them w llk froiiy their own I state of the-world, Washington can weekend that he and his family GTAibert Pearson, director, has 1952 and . on Oct. 25 Inf Building.. Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-.5 p.m. dergarten enrollment has been Already two Industrial arts : the pupil load until 1966, and per- are to receive a national award for JSSoalUriTED------P iu oa home.s to the school and back .still find something really worth Masonic I^*adcr invited’ all singers. He requested 1940. The earliest on record was' ______tww la txcluaiTtir 'Man Painting Crillng in Sunken about 850 each year. The conclu­ shops, a home economics room, ' haps until 1978, public service in promoting inter­ that .all persona who have copies a snowstorm dn Oct. 10 in 1925. j to lb* UM of r«i lUOD « again...aa other children do. Then, talking about. sion was that, barring any .\miisual two art rooms, enlarged kltehen ■ Btws dlapuchaa crawtad to It, or IJvIng Room’ ball; 7 to 10, Bualnesamen's Bas­ Tile problem which looms up im- national living. The award is to be of '"The Mc.salah," bring them. The data is for the Hartford i perhaps, it can be Judged that the 6 to 8:30, Cooking Class; 6 to 7:30, nou.sing giowth, the schools will facilities and lunch rooms, a health : mediately in relation to the Junior given by the Experiment In Inter­ Here Tomorrow M MiMinilaa drodttad In iMa Mbaf I f by chance you’re thinking of ketball; 6 to 7:30, Boys' Bowling; Teenage Bowling. The' west parking lot at. the rear U Man Hm MeaJ aawa pabllahad nwa' pe able to provide for these classes suite, administrative rooms, and : high schools is that If the north national Living at a ceremony In of the • auditorium should be used All iltMa of raiwlhiteauon ti( ape^l crippling abnormality has run its redecorating your home or apart­ 7 to 9. Teenage Dance; 7 to 9, Tuesday, 6 to 9, Junior Ba.sketball ’58’s ARE HERE! Records for the .Litchfield hills f 850 froqi kindergarten through two claasrooms have been . added I end Junior high Is not completed Washington, D.C., Nov. 6. Top ad­ Right Worshipful George A, course In Little Rock, and the abii- ‘ Boys' Mechanics Club; 8 to 9, and it is suggested that singers area in northweateim Connecticut ment in the near future get in League; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing; . 6 ' enlor high school. in two phases. ' by 1959 double se.sslons will go in­ ministration officials are expect­ Bradt, deputy of the Sixth M a­ A Thought for Tftday touch with the S'chwlne KltShnger Women's Swim Class. t(f 7:30, Teenage Bowling. cn9er the auditorium by the rear undoubtedly would show earlier fun aamea diant of N. K. A. ■ity of Little Rock to let these chll- { 1t The report gave a breakdown of The third .phase involves archi­ to effect in either the Junior high ed. . - sonic District of the Grand Lodge entrance. Sponsored by the Manchester Laboratories (Better Living Dept,) Thursday. 3:15 to 4rt3r MSael dates; the weather observers said. dren walk been fully restored. Wednesday, 6 to 8, Girls’ Bas­ school needs by kindergarten, ele- Read H^ald Advs. * ^ e & ara RepraaontatlTala:. 11m Connell of Cbnrehes before .you hire sri.v .temperamen­ .Airplane CIO; 6 to 9, Junior Bas-. Jullaa Maltaawa Rpadal A c a n ^ — Naw ketball League; 6:30 to 8:30, Box­ tnentary. Junior high, and senior It ia a taut, painful process, for tal interior decorators or let your ketball League; 6 to 7. Movies: Tof^ ChleasD. Oatrolt and Boatoa. . ing; 6, to 10:30, Adult Square lilgh levels. ' MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Or everybody iin-olved, for everybody Brot'-ier-in-Law blotch up the Job. 7 to 9:30. Men's Handball; 8 to 9, It’s True Dancing; 7 to 8. Model Airplane I Kindergartens Adeqiutte “rfd CIRCDLAnoNR Schwine and KitzCnger can’t .aolVe Life' Saving Cla.ss. who must watch it, with a fateful I think the great danger in pub- Club; 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowling. ! The kindergartens, according to your problem peraonally^biit for a Friday, 6 to 8. Open Basketball . Tha 'Ranud Prtntlns Oompaar, lac., holdiflg o f breath involved every i lift education toda,v Is the fact that ■ Thursday, 6 to 7. Midget Bas­ the report, are adequate at the ------no financial laapeaMrlUl)' for nominal sum they’ll send .vou their (Midgets and Juniorsr: 8 to 10, ketball League; 7 to 10, Interme­ il errora appaartnt la ' ad- time a new step is taken. But let " * **<• differ- Open Basketball (Intermediates present Ume for the needs of many NOI/il...through your Travelers agent I and ottar raadiac mattar ...... u t. ence between knowledge and wls- late.at book oslled. "House Kvery- diate League; 6 to 7:30, Teenage us hope that there can b r new|.,on, train the head and let thlng" which is loaded with dozens and Seniors); 6 to 7, Boys' Plunge; years to come. "The kindergarten,., baMar BraBlnc Hamid. Bowling. mtuation,' which may experience steps added, periodically, a.rtd that | the heart nm hog-wild. We allow upon dozens of helpful snd infor­ 7 to 8, Men's Plunge; 8 to 9, Wom­ ^Otama; aaraaualug aoatiai beumi en's Plunge. Friday, 8 to 7:15, 5lh and 6th ■pore of a geographical than a nu­ Pot Mondajr— 1 p.n». BTIdajr. the cure, when it comes, will be ; culture and character to walk mative^ articles such as "H O W TO Grade Dance; 7:30 to 9:30, 7th n>r Tuaadaa—J p.m. Moany WALL-PAPER YOITR GARAGE Saturday, 10 to 12, Midget Bas­ merical shift, could require more lasting. ^ ’ miles apart, stuffing the head with and 8th Grade Dance; 7 to 7:30, teachers. It is not likely to require ' Wadnaadajs-l R ol Tuaaday. mathematics and languages--’ FLOOR . . . HOW TO MAKE PA­ ketball Clinic; 1 to 9, (Jp«n Basket­ ------i------Movies; 6 to 7:30, Teenage Bowl­ The Squire ague; 8 to 9:30, Open Bas­ warm after sundown. might be built where a new neigh­ All your msurance you, a demonstration of Brow^ to be a day o f red feces for some A heavy agenda faces members ketball. • CONVERTIBLES nell’s pique ovet* -pot being named borhood created the need for it, the o f our Issdlng columnists end ex­ of the local American Legion Wednesday, 6 to 8. Midget Bas­ • STATION WAGONS report said. to the Supreme Court, Or It can be post who meet tomorrow at 8:15 ketball; 8 to 10, Men's Volleyball perts on Russia. Lately, many of Occasionally there ia a problem his- decision to make some money at'the post home. I-eague. range ’1590 of crowding at one school or an- them have been reporting, with Rec Notes by getting out of formal political Among Items to ’ be discussed on Thursday,' 6 to 8, Girls Basket­ other, necessitating tranaporta- pentifleal authority, that Khrush­ the November calendar are the ball League; 6 to 8. Junior Basket­ tlon expense to place" the Over­ office. Or It can be his way.^of ('L'el o il chev 'Was on the way out, that he Harlem Globetrotters' basketball ball League (Verplanck); 6 to 8, flow in a less crowded school. getting ready for more politics, lip game Nov. 6 at the high school, East Side. Ree Co-ed Bowling: 8 to 10. Badminton. MORIARTY BROTHERS — ssis In offIf B nnljrhy-the tolsrsnce gasoline Two alternativea face the ad­ Tiumlng for governor ImNew York the past.,comanders' dinner at the Monday. 6 to 7 Open Baaketball; Friday, 6 to 7:1.5. 5th and 6th o f Marshal Zhukov, who saved him 7 to 8. Women’s Gym Class; 8 to 301-315 CEN tfR' SfREIT — Ml 3-5135 ministration. One is to handle the state. Or It can be his way, and home Nov. 9. and the annual Grade Dance; 6 to 7:15, Open Bas­ overcrowding by transporting the lest Binmncr from the plotting Thankagiring dance at the home 10, Open Senior Basketball; 6 to ketball: 6:15 to-6:45. Movies; 7:30 the Eisenhower administration's 7, Boys’ Plunge: 7 to 8. Men's youngsters; the other is to build in one of Malenkov and Molotov, that Nov. 30 to 9:30, J.unior High Dance. additions to the schools where the way, of clearing the track for his Plunge; 8 to 9, Women's Plunge; C om m ittee will he chosen to­ Saturda.v, 10 to 12. Midget Bas­ B A N T LY OIL crowding Is, the report said. Marshal Zhukov not only had con­ successor, William P, Rogers. Jr., morrow to help at these functions' 7 to 9, Radio Builders Club. ketball Clinic: 1 to 9, Open Bas­ trol o f the army, but control of Tuesday. 3 to 4:30. Junior Band ( 'Ml’ \M . I\( . The other problem ia the mod­ who seems to be the political and details will be worked out. ketball (Intermediate and Senior). ernization of the older buildings police as well, and that Voting will take place on the Rehearsal; 6:30 to 8:30, Children's Community Y : 'I '1 M\ I IN 1.1 strategist for Vice President Nix­ Theater; 6 to 8, Midget Basketball; in the elementary system. It waa only a question o f time admission of new members and the Motida.v, 6 to 8, M i^ e t Basket­ on, aa Brownell has, in his time, Baaketball; 8 to 9, Teenage Swim. TEL MItclicll 9-4575 None of the older buildings is when It would have to be general­ post membership drive will be dis­ ball League; ,8 to 10, Dog Obedi­ loai than 30 years old. Since* been strategist for Pewey and cussed. New members are invited Wednesday, 6 to 7, Open Basket­ ence Class; 6:30 to 8:30, Boxing; ly recognized that Zhukov waa the ROCKVILLE TR .<>-3271 theae schools will serve the town Ehsenhower. to attend. one man boas o f Russia. ------adequately for an indefinite period But with all these explanations tojpome. some renovations will be Today Zhukov stands stripped nedessary, according to the re­ to choose from, the Mgregationists Mother Falls to Death . o f his formal control, of the army, port. .ot-the South hava one all their ‘ w ith nb'bO ief offfce'y et tn alghlT Bridgeport, Oct. 28 hPJ—Wash­ j,. Eleoieatary Changes own. So fa r as they are concerned. Since the report of school needs - The way the Soviet press and' So­ ing windows at her home on High Brownell Is resigning under fire-— Ridge Drive cost Mrs. Marjorie two years ago aeveral changes viet officialdom have handled the Cijltur«d P*arl8 their fire— for ■ sins committed Fitzgerald. 48-y«ar-old mother of havs been made to. the elementary matter of hla removal as minister six. her life. system. against the South. They like to in­ o f defense suggests a complete loes She suffered fatal head and neck ..^Imported The Keeney Street School was sist that he • ,was somehow re* o f prestige and favor as well as of­ injuries yesterday morning when completed. The Keeney Street sponsible for President Elsenhow­ School Annex was turned over for fice. llhukov has, it would seem, she fell from a 4-foot ladder and directly by— er's acUon in sending federal landed on stone steps. the use of mentally retarded chil­ been given the boot. Dr. George Milnar, medical dren. The Community Building in troops into Little Rock. And they Y et the experts who had him examiner, said a broken neck waa Orford Village was renovated to interpret his resignation, then, as the cause of death. make two classrooms. “The rental tabbed as prospectiva top man In an admiiaion that that action was of a room in the Silver Lane Russia may not have been vefy either lU-adTisep, oir Illegal, or Homes Community Building was fa r wrong after all. both. discontinued., Sixteen rooms in elementary schools were freed No more big-premium headaches. The present eVent can easily be A ll the Insurance you need tpaide WaMiington observers from Junior high achool occu­ taken as an IndlcatiSn o f their deny that the troop decision was to M v o you pancy by the completion of the accuracy. In fact, only the poaalfallt Browneiric And Brownell says hfs for your family senior high. monoyl... The senior high school's com­ Now you can teike pare Ity that Zhukov was accumulating decision' to resign was made long : WATKINS- power and threatening to accumu­ pletion removed the necessity of * before Little Rock, and was, In having double sessions on both the late more offers a vqlid explana­ ihccepUonal Value!' Single In ONE convenient fact, held up by Little Rock, WEST Junior and senior high levels. tion o f why Khrushchev should rather than speeded by IL-' Never­ strand necklace, $39.50. of all your family insurance- take the major risk of trying to theless, the extremists o f the FiMral SenlM Cultured pearla in 14K whits topple a figure of such acknow] South are still Jubilant. A figure or yellow gold setting $4S. Pay-By-The-Month Plan edged popularity. 'Ais is perhaps they had picked as a q[>ecial tar­ Ormond t. West, Dtreetor home, car, life, ever3rthing— oven more a bMic w ti of Khruah- get has retired from the firing 143 Eaat Center St. Aak us about The TVavelers new MItehell ».T1N Glowing, lustrous culturtd poarls imported directly from Japan and, William Mozzer Sr. chev'a own power than tha pteri- range. Perhaps that fact means Pay-By-The-Month Premium Budget ous ousting of Malenkov and Molo­ consequently, much less then you would expect to pay for such no change in EiaenhQwer admlnia- Plan t o f your family. •with one small check a month. tov. I f he can do this and get tratldn policy on plvll rights Is­ beauty. Other fine necklaces up to ...... $750 Brings Tabr to away with it, ha can do almost sues. But an individual who waa HaneliMter'a Oldest anything. But to say that is also to aipecially irritating to-.^ths South with rinMt Facllltiee R A Y M O N D E. G O R M A N Off-Street ParUag Manohoitor! say that t^e struggle is o f siich has departed the scene,' pnd per­ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS INSURANCE AGENCY EataMiehed 1874 J Importance that U may be a mii- haps the South la not entirely 958 Main SL— M I 9-4293 It’s just like paying for your take to label It Something that is wf^ng in thinking it had some­ 983 M AIN ST., MANCHESTER “ MI 3- already over. thing to do with it. THE K N O W N NAM E, THE KNOWN QUAUTY SINCE 1900 - One package What significance does It have? I THE TRAVEIERS, iW e .e telephone or electricity. Easy. I f Russia Is once again evolving By programming all of your family iiumnmea in a rin f^ jdan, 3Toa toward a one-man show, what kind A Matter Of Protocol imveiwviWHewrMfiF'- v.-- o f choice Is it, between' Khrush­ help to remove dangerous gape and coetly overlaps in your proteo> The one tMng Washington hai chev and Zhukov? “SlCKl^ESS IS SORT Convenient. Regular payments been lacking for a long time la a OF OLD AGE" tion. You do away with uncertainty about what protection you have. There we enter a field of specu­ good, rattling,, akin-braising social — •(Aupiof's Name Below) — /' lation where we really know very feud. But until one cornea sdong. little. Khrushchev has featured the fate o f the Queen's official Each year new discov­ you can plan for; budget for. One monthly payment liberal policies, but seems to play eries help to keep old age greeter whose ingraUating quall- \ Gone ia the headache of big premiuma with irregular by ear and be capable of rash­ tiei carried him a Uttle too far will further away. You can live 83 rd ness. Probably we Americans have to do. longer than was expected at And you build your program all which always seem to come up when you least expect them. T to would have regarded Zhukov, even He Is Victor Purse, until a cer­ your birth. though he is a military man, aa a tain moment an official greeter Your chief problem is to new Travelers Premium Budget Plan 1 ^ you spread the ooet of all steadier character less likely to run for our State Department, and es­ live a more aiekness-free at once or step-by-step according your insurance over low, re ^ a r monthly payments. the risk of. real International pecially in idiarge of seeing that life, because each illness trouble. Yet it could essily’ be that the properly cordial kind of escort ages. Modern medicine and Zhukov was the pro.epective late was slways near Queen Elizabeth. pharmacy now have valu­ OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGW S One source .it Napoliion of the Ruslan revolution, His was the immediate Job, sup­ able aids . to keep you to the kinds of insurance -I' ' . ' and that Khrushchev represents posedly being carried out under healthy. Serious sickness You’re guided by one friendly advisor who really undantands your that leas dangerous rlvUian con­ the Juriadiction of hia own depart­ oftep can and should be pre­ J MR. MOZZER trol of policy Americana gen­ neisds—your neighborhood Travelers agent. BecauM 'The Travelen ment superior, Wiley T. Buchanan, vented. Ready to lii^e iii, . , '1*'" you have or need. erally advocate^ * • \ full chief of protocol. ’ I f you always consult Mr, Mozzer la a member of the .writes all kinds of insurance, he is uniquely able to Offinr you a Only one thing Is' really clear. your ph.vsician at the begin­ Both men were In New York, to •alee staff at the Taber Cadillac • "a */ ■ The Russians have us guessing and ning of a sicknes.s, before balanced program of protectioidfor your family. ^ 1 , *^he la.st stages of the C or^ 1530 Albany Avenue, "Haft- gasping again, a___ Zhukov-finng____ , _ be-■ Queensr,.. ■ Amenoan . visit . . were prop­ it becomes seriou.s, he 'will hardly lesi spectacular than a ford. In hla years of selling both You can deal with only one man- erly handled. When it was over, prescribe the one particular Old Ipswich Maple new and used cars in the Hartford rocket-flrinR. ^91eet8 changing needs Buchanan beat hia Way back to medicine that will help you and Manchester areas, Mr. Mozzer ’A’ashjngton by commercial plane. most. You can add, many has gained a reputation .for com­ Let’s say yours is a young family. You need protection for your Learning: To Let Them Walk Then, at Washington National A ir­ years to a healthier life by rO pidee petitive ypt honest selling ' that your Travelers agent or broker. port. when he went over, aa loyal using your physician's abil­ stands unblemished tq this daj’. home and poe^ions, for'your car.*'The new Travelers plan helps In Little Rock; what li going on bedroom administration official, to welcome ity to fight old age. ^$289 And as Mr. Mozzer says, "W ith la -something like the first painful, • meet these needs. And as you begin planning your family’s future, President Eiaenhower back from the long and varied background 1 hesitant, trembling steps of a polio his own speaking engagement In YOUR PHYSICIAN have, had in this highly competi­ your children’s education and your retirement, your 'Travelera 7n«n ■victim. Only in thia case, the die-, It’s The Travelers’ new way to .New York, what did Buchanan see CAN PHONE Regularly $371.34. All tive business, I have come to rec­ ease ia not wnthln those who are will help you build a life insurance program to secure them. but Purse, his own deputy, de­ Mitchell .3-5321 you need are sheets" and ognize the value car buyers put on actually doing the walking. And scending in style from;the Coli{m- W HEN YOU NEED blankets and you're ready the type of customer relations that. the question is not that of how bine, the President's official per­ A MEDICINE to move into this quaint Taber'Cadillac ’ stands for in this worry-free, living--true American See your Travelers man many steps they themselves are sonal plane. • Colonial room! area. It is a pleasure 'for me tO be able to take, but that of how many Within a matter of hours, Purse Pick up your prescrip­ able to offer to residents of Man­ Why not discuss Travelers’ new pay-by-the-month plan ■with your- stepa aomebody else will let them waa "reassigned" from hia job as tion if shopping negr us, or chester such an outstanding selec­ Family Independence—for you. , take. 'Travelers man? He will be glad to show you this new, easy way to deputy chief of protocol.' Buchanan j let us deiivei* promptly tion. of "Taber processed" used ‘niB other day there was a had, apparently, demanded his without extra charge. A cars and know full well that re­ worry-free living . . . to American Family Independence. notable bit of progreaa in Little Last head, and got it. orreat many people entrust gardless of the choice a customer Rock. The smaJl group of Negro There had to haie been previ­ us with the responsibility may make he M UST and W IL'L be children attending Antral High Week! ous straws, otherwise Purse's mere of filling their prescrip­ satisfied. I urge my many friends , School walked-^(ill By themselves success in, getting himself on the tions. May we compound This ready-to-live in bedroom was chosen from our big and customers to take full advan­ — from the sidewalk out in front Columbine while his superior- trav- | vours? open stock collecting of Old Ipswich Solid Rock Maple, AM tage of the End-of-Model year (Bf the achool up to the steps before eled 'commercial woufii not h a ve: the items needed for a bedroom are included . . . 41-inch savings now available here, at . the door.of the school. Orion J.® beeij likely to prove such, a ,last three drawer dre.sser base with full'platform bases iind Taber, not only on used ’care but ■niat was the first time, since Pillows! straw. Purse, according to report, bracket feet; 22 x 28-inch miiTor; 31-incli four dra'wer chest also op many imodela of the fab> the trouble began, that they made is a hale and hearty character to match the dre.sser, a paneled footles.s.bed equipped with ulous dadillac and the fast selling any part oi;,_their journey to school who is just sis likely to slap a famous Steari^ & Foster Stuart box spriuK and mattress ' Oldamobtle." * alone, without the close immadiate Queen's back as to do pie m'ale Prescription Pharmacy ‘ and a pair of Orion-filled pillows; a night table with a milk . company of'federal troops. Even equivalent of a curtsey. Buchanan'' 901 Main Street glass hobnail table; lamp to place on it wjth rose-sprigged Mr. Mozzer llyes on Doane St. now, however, It was- troops who is- a cool and practiced product of shade. All pieces sketch^ from stock! '■ •I Manchester . . . and can be V THE TRAVELERS•N tlSU H C I eOM PANd*. MAaTPMD I t . CONNCeTteUV drove them up to ths achool, and 'Quotation by Alexander Pope social and diplomatic experience reached by calling JA 7-0171 or . 1st them out of their station wag-' (1688-1744) which has given him an unfailing Copy-right 1957 (10W2) ONLY $29.75 DOWN _ $||.50 MONTHLY M I 9-0710.' AU form of personal and business insurmos induding Lift • Aeeidsnt • Group • Firs • Martha • Automobda • Casualty • Bonds •ff, Aad, offoa they reached the regard for the ultimate in re- Including salsa U x and budget ehargs. Two yaaia to pay. J O F MA!^CHESTER 'T' y

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■: H ■( -r^h* -FAQB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.. MANCHESTER, CONN*, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1957 A'- U '■ n I1AN(3IESTER EVEIHNQ HERALI^. MANCHESTEB. CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1957“ PAGE NINE Rockville-Veraoil Maxwell Will Leave Obitiiary Country Club Hospital ]^otes Army Air CWef Townspeople to Vote Type \' Favors Study a d m i t t e d SATURDAY: Leon Softens Blasts Town Planning Post Bassett, Ellington; Winston Smith, D eaths 106 Summit St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Of 150th Birthday Program Of Land Use Pongrats, 219 Dak S t.;' Robert At Air Power Ptennlif Admlnlttrator- Wilfred Neville. 132 .Deepwood Dr.; Chris­ Mrs. Florenre M. Ayers tine Chlapptte, 30 Colliman Rd.: ..'ICuwell Mnounced today that he Vernon; Oct. 28 (Special) -r-Ver-’J'Ctrcle, Daughters of Isabella, A non-partisan study of Country (Contlansd from Pag- One) Mrs. Florence M. Ayers, 129 E, Paul Hduschlld, 684 E. Middle ! la raelgnlnr after 14 years with non townspeople will be asked to were recently installed. They are Club use of the town’s Globe Hol­ T p k g ,/ Mrs. Daisy Harrison, 29 ■ ■ f Center St., widow of Allen make known tomorrow,.at 8 p.m. in- it is equalIy..no boast that the Nike the Town of Mancheatar to Join Ayers, died yesterday at the Man iMlss Agnes Doherty, regent; Mrs. low land was "heartily endorsed” Vprtton Center . Heights, Vernon; the State Development Commla- Sykes Auditorium how they want Agnes Miller, vice regent; Mrs. Bteve Olcavage. 113 N,. School St. Hefculei missile,, soon to enter the Chester Memorial Hospital. to celebrate the town’s 160th anni­ today by Club President Ray, ^on. Born In Jersey City, N. J., she Gertrude Edwards, past regent; ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Air Defense, sites, can kill even Maxwell win leave the'' town’s versary. Mrs. Catkerine Doherty, treasurer; Owens. . . Alma Cowles, 171 W. Center St. (BDIR came to Manchester seven years whole formations of planes should V'employment on Nov. 19. He was A committee headed by Atty. Mrs. Isabella BiesadeckI, financial In a letter written to Qeheral Edmund Parent Jr.. Talcottvllle; ago. She was a member of Sun thev foolishly present themselves Xancheiter's/first profeulonal set Rebekah Lodge, No. 39, and Harry H, Lugg has set a tentative secretaijr; Mrs. Margaret Raez- Manager Richard Martliv after a John Cooper. Columbli; Mrs. Una manner. period of June 8 to 15 as the best kowskl. executive secretary; Mrs. in tnat.way. The Hercules missile Temple Chapter, No. 93, Order meeting of the Board pflQovernors. Clark, 806 Center St.; Joseph Car­ with ' its atomic warhead is more -----' As planqinf enirhicer with the time to hold the celebration. The Regina McMahon, councillor; qnd lin, 140 Drive B; Mrs. Sylvlane the Eastern Star. ' Owens urged such gStudy and "the than ,an answer to the pictured State Dcvalopment Oomn;iMlon, Jie She leaves, one son. Allen town will celebrate its 150th birth­ tpdstees, Mias Gene'vieve Fortuna, Doyle, 423 Summit St.; Louis Palm­ .WIU aaslat'Connecticut eommunl- day in October of next year. earliest feasible disposition of this mass attack.” Air Force exponents RUG Ayers Jr., and a sister, Mrs. Ella --WS. Mae Lee and Mrs. Bertha mutual problem.’’ er. .34 N. School St.: John Berk, tles with local and regional plan­ Whether the celebration will be; Sullivan. 'I ,'h challenge the claim that the exist­ Louise Mamie, both of Manches­ The (Country Club officials met; 16 Congress St.; Mrs. Antonette ing Nike Ajax can kill any bomber ning problem!. ter; and a brother, Raymond a 1-day event or a week of festivi­ Also, Mrs. Mary DelBene, cus­ Horaachofski, 801 Main St.; Law­ MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER. "THE COMPLCTE CARPET SHOP".. SERVING THIsI AREA. RRINGS ties is up to the voters to d^ide, after voters had rejected a 30-yea'r flying, pointing to the height and In announclM hia resignation, Small of Necedah, tVis. todian; Mrs. Margaret Burk e. rence WheelOck; 'Wapplng; Mrs. YOU AN OUTSTANDING RUG EVENT FEATURING HNE QUALITY. LOW PRICES* AND GOOD Staxprell praised the Town Plan­ and depends mainly on ho\y-^rnuch lease of town land .to the club on speed of new jet bombers as relat­ ’The funeral will be held at the monitor; Mrs. Jane Slots and Oct. 22. The club Is now operating Helen Glenty, 57 Dougherty St.; ning commission and department Watkins-West Funeral Service, they want to spend on thr affair. Mrs. Mary Fortuna, inner and ed to the ground-based locations of SERVICE. AT CENTER YOU WILL SEE ON DISPLAY RUGS FROM THE MOST FAMOUS heads. He expressed the hope that The Selectmen had ‘asked the the golf course on the land under Michael Gessay, Regan St., Rock­ Nike installations. The Air Force 142 E. Center St., tomorrow' morn outer guards: Mrs. R. Roe Wilson, a temporary extension of a $7,.500- ville; Mrs. Gertrude' Miner. ' 80 MILLS IN THE COUNTRY. FOR ALL OF YOUR CARPET NEEDS SEE YOUR LOCAL CARPET DEALER. J' the "present fine programs” will log at 11 o'clock. ’Ihe Rev. Allen Board of Finance for a $25,000 ap­ scribe; and Mrs. Mary Poplck and also has its own veraidn of a mi- be continued and that the need for propriation with the idea that it a-year lease which expired Sept. Campfield Rd.; Mrs. Anna Olese- clear warhead ihlsalle for use MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER. Lehman of the Congregational Miss Eleaiior Fortuna, inner and SO. che, Coventry; Theodor* Davis, 182 « . , « of an adequate operating budget and Church of Glastonbury will offici would be enough to cover a week- outer guides. against bombers, the XfB-i • • ’ long celebration If that is what the "We are anxious for an early W. Vernon St.; Earl Bayliss, An­ 'Gen4e,” launched from Jet Inter­ . .... ataff will be stressed in the future ate. Burial will be in Pittsfield people wanted^' However, the Fi­ Hospital Notes dover; Walter Traczynskl, 15 Earl Appointed In I95t Cemetery, Pittsfield, Mass. determination of our Joint prob­ ceptor planes. ” nance Board cut the request to Admitted Saturday: Miss Lor­ lem,” Owens wrote. St., Rockville; Elizabeth Daggett, i r s N E W ------ITS HERE! REAUTIFUL LOOP TWEED CARPET WITH Appointed the town's first plan­ Wilfred Maxwell Friends may call at. the funeral raine Landry, Dart Hill Rd., Ver­ 3. "The Army points the way ning engineer in 1992, Maxwell had $4,000. "We feel a deep obligation to 200 Lydall St.; John Grenier, Wer­ for America to shed heraelf of any .Footprint ^ home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. The Board had previously ap­ non. ner Dr., Rockville) Andrew Stev­ worked with the Town Planning tion will afford me an opportunity Discharged Saturday: Charles our employes. We have the fi­ stigma of the Douhet theory of • Co\o»» Oommission and Zoning Board of proved *1.000 as part of the cost for nancial problems normal to any ens, 123 White St.; Bruce Amimd- mass destruction o f civiliaa popu­ to advance myself further in the Miss Rosanna McCarty the celebration. U the voters should Ramsdell, 38 East St.; Mrs. Betty sen, Bolton; Mrs. Helen Garbarinl. Appeals since 1948. A Manchester planning profession. Puckett and son. RFD 2; Anthony business. We have a duty to our lations . . . the Army is |;esring native, he first entered town em­ Rockville — Miss Ro.sanna Me agree to spend more than $5,000, Coventry; Ml-ss Janice Smith, 127 "It has been an honor to have Wilkinson, RFD 3; Henr,y Murphy, membership to protect our capital itself to engage In large or amall ployment with the engineering de­ early. 87, of 43 Grove St., died at the sum would have to be ap­ Investment, including clubhouse Green Manor 'Rd.; James But- wars, as the case may be, and to ‘Built-In’ Thick Foam Rul^r Pad! partment in 1939, interrupting *his been Manchester's tirst planner Rockville City Hospital this morn proved by the Finance Board and 6 Grant St.; Mrs. Marilyn Cordt- and to have participated in the sen, RFD 3; Donald Hotchkiss. and equipment. Just as any busi­ tero, 177 Eldridge St.; Elmer May- apply its firepower In the right > semrlce only with four years in the ing after a long, illness. another town meeting. ness has a duty to protect Its in- hew, 88 Campfield Rd.; Mrs. aniounts needed to win objectives Army during World-War n. He creation of the present program Born in Rockville, Dec. 3, 1869 The committee, which Includes Branford; Frederick Balzer, Mile that has made thf Town, planning Hill Rd.; Lorrie lamonaco, Warn­ vestmenta We, therefore, respect­ Anna Fatscher. 253 Charter Oak without resorting to Indiacriminats lives with his wife and three chil­ daughter of James and Rosanna the Selectmen, is concerned about annihilation of populations.” Dou­ conscious. During' my, term of of­ er Dr.. Vernon; Raymond Close, fully request the .earliest feasible St.: Mrs. Florence Riendeau. 26 dren at 18 Bunce Dr. Carroll McCarty, she was formerly the shortening time in which to Windsor Ave., Rockville; John het, an Italian general, was an fice, planning has grW n from a make plans; RFD 3. disposition of this mutual problem. In hia letter of resignation, pre­ employed at the HockanuHi Mills Ivanl.skl, 9 River St., Rockville. early prophet of strategic air pow­ part-time, lackadaisical function to for 99 years. ' / The committee has considered a Admitted yesterday; Steve Con- "Having recognized and con­ sented to General Manager Rich, BIRTHS SATURDAY; A son to er, presenting his theorie* soon ard Martin today. Maxwell said become a vital and Important part She leaves three/ nephews parade, pagent, ball, block dance, gelos. Broad Brook; Mm. Ruby tended that this problem la not Schindler, 99 Davis Ave.; Dorothy political, but rather a mutual Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Wapping; after the end'of World War I. The that he was accepting his new posi­ of the local government Ernest, Gerard and ^ on ard Rock beauty and band conte.sts, athletic Air Force has disclaimed that part "Personally, 1 have never been all' of Rockville. - / meets, industrial exhibits and a Woodworth. RFD 2; Nicholas busipess proposition; w e heartily a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry tion with the SUte Development Mahr, RFD 1. Comtois, 68 Strickland St. of the theory on mass destruction, Commission "at a substantial in anything but enthusiaatic about The funeral wllphe held Wedne.s- carnival. endorse the idea of a non-partisan Vo-.Ag School on Agenda Discharged ye.stertlajfs Mrs. study. Since the whole problem BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A presenting Instead the idea of se­ crease in salary." Manchester's future. 1 siivcercly day at 8:30 a.rm'at Burke Funeral lective destruction of military and I f '* * * " hope that some of this enthusiasm Home. 76 Prospect St., with Other matters on the agenda in­ Jean Fontanella and son, m S eok- haji been disturbing the official daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ His present salary of $9,880 a er Pi. mond Morrison. 10 Newman St.; a war, goods production complexes. year is part of an operating budget has rubbed off on the many people solemn re q ^ m Maas at 9 o'clock clude accepting the State-sponsor­ body of the town for two years; Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. and we urge that this .non-pa'rtlsaii daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Mickelsen's first version Bind "it of $18,000 for planning th Manches­ I have contacted during the last at St. Bpmard’s Church. Burial ed VorAg school, appropriating is Interesting to nPte that the Dou­ Hyle ter. In A u^st, the Planning Com­ few years. I am sure that the will be m St. Bernard's Cemetery, $140,000 to build it, pending reim­ Mrs. Jo.seph Gay. RFD 2. study be started as soon ak pos­ mond Heim, 61 Franklin St., Rock­ Admitted today: Dennis La- sible.” ville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ru­ het theory is ti«J closely to the mission had asked for a confer­ Town Planning Commission share Friends may call at the funeral bursement by the state, and nam­ single weapon idea of war. . . ence with the general manager to my feeling that the beat years are hon^tom orrow from 7 to 9 p.m. ing a building committee for the Prance, 22 Bancroft Rd. dolph Mascipvecchio, Wapping; a Events Tonight 'Son to Mr. and MtJi. Vincent Geno- most recently asserted by advo­ discuss salary increases but no yet to come. I trust the plans that Job: and on appropriating $3,391.- cates bf complete security through action has been taken. have been developed, after tareful Mrs. Lillian Bemat 65 for the new high school bond The Board of Common Councl)' veae, 157 N. Main St. wilL..meet at 7:30 p.m. in -City BIRTHS TODAY: A idaughterto ”air powtr.’ ” In his letter. Maxwell Spoke of research and study, will not be. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts, expense.------•’ Court Room. Court NoUes - his continued enthusiasm for Man­ shelved, but will be the bdsis fi 99 S. Main St., received word this City Court Cases Mr. and Mrs. James Hoyt, Coven­ chester’s future and the progress future positive and dynamic de­ morning of the death today Of Mrs. This morning’s session of City The Luther League will meet at try; a ^ughter to Mr. and Mrs. that has been made in planning cisions and actions by all dej^ Roberts' sister. Mrs. Lillian Court was one of the briefest in 7 p.m. at First Evangelical Luth­ Sign Charges Dwight Wegner, Andover. ^ here. ments, Boards, and Commissions. Bema). Bronx, N. Y. some time. With only 10 cases on eran Church for its monthly social D IS CHARGED SATURDAY: Police Arrests As a further aid to progress. He meeting. Paula Provost. 242 School St.; Mrs. "It is my hope that the Town Besides Mrs. Roberts, Mrs the docket, court was adjourned in Charges pf violating the town’s said that he hpped the commission Planning Commission ^111 con­ Bemat leaves her parents, M less than a half hour. av!d Ilgen, 37 torest. Catalina will appear in court staff and especially for my secre­ o’clock Wednesday aftemon at the 20, of 54 Cooper S£., and Donald R. South St.. Rockvlije: Patricia and Letter to Martin tary. Mrs. Feme Green. Thanks Erhardt Koelsch, will start taking these were today. Saturday. Writing' to Martin to announce John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 Vacant!, 19, of HarUord, testified Michael Lozier, Hartford; Debbie to her many talents and patience, E. Center St., With the Rev. Sher­ registrations about the middle of James Perrottl, 20, of Torrlng- his resignation. Maxwell said: that they were served liquor and Damato, 16 Homestead St.; John ton was arre-sted by State Police 1 ^ always operated in man W. Andrews of Rt. John's November. The Teenage Girls Peretto, 185 Lcmmls St.; Mrs. Mary Effective’ November 19th. I beer at the Acadia Restaurant, 103 — Saturday and charg^ with violat­ t m an cfflclenc manner, even under Episcopal Church, East Hartford, League will start about the same Tolland Tpke., on Oct. 10. Sapia v - iO C C K lU f f Cntroni and daughter: Andover; Shall terminate my employment pressure. “■ officiating. Burial will be in East time. ing Public Acf T56 pertaining to an With the Town of Manfchester, as permittee of the establishment. ‘ ^ Mrs. Julia Ziedlik, 14 Windermere W b V* eloim td out' ffw estting room of Am orico's lorgoot ____ "In my new position I am sure Centetery. Friends may call at the The Junior League, directed by Ave.. Rockville. "v Insecure load. He was arrested on Planning Engineer (Planning Ad­ Watts Shattuck, will start taking Upon the request of Atty. Emilio Report of Crash Rt. 15 near the Rt. 30 overpa.ss to have official contacts with the funeral home from 7 to 9 o'rtock Daddario of Hartford, defense DISCHARGED TODA'Y; Ed­ horo oro som o o f Mw torrlfie voistS w o b o w h o v o Ib stock, som o ministrator). I have accepted a po- Town from time to time, and will tomorrow night. registrations today from 7 to 8 when police-' say they observeil aition as Planning Engineer with counsel^ Judge Karp said that he ward Wilson, 185 Union St ; Rob­ take this opportunity to renew old p.m," in the Superior Court room. would review several similar cases Sgt. George Dent said today that ert Germain, Thompsonville; Ed­ pieces of lumber falling off the SPECIALS!. . . SAVE!. grodos, tom o mNI socoods. the State of Connecticut Deveii^ acquaintances. There will be a second registra­ local police are Atill investigating truck he was operating. He will ap­ ment Commission at a sutMtsuitial before arriving at a decision. Dur­ mund Parent Jr., Talcottville; Afrs. "My regards to you for con­ tion period Nov. 4 at the same time ing today's trial. Daddario and the report of a-mishap on Spencer Carolyn Gauthier and son, llli pear in court Nov. 2. Increase In salary. This now posl- and place. St. yesterday. tinued good government." F u n erals Prosecutor John FitzGerald sever­ School St.; Mrs. Lois Coleman and. Charles N. Coyne, 37; of Bronx, The Senior League will start al time's objected to questions According to police, a resident son. East Hartford. N. Y., charged with speeding, MADE FOR HOTELS, OFFICES, Etc. early in November. It will be di­ asked the witnesses by the other. on the street looked out her win­ posted a $35 bond for his appear­ STAIR CARPET BROADLOOM SPECIALS-BIG SAVINGS Edward Ackerman rected by Carlton Milanese. dow and saw a car crash and over­ ance in court here Nov. 12. He was ThtM art hat j faw af tha fiat Last week; the, two youths CANDY snilPB SPECIALS The funeral Of Edward Acker­ The midget and Junior leagues pleaded guilty to procuring liquor turn. She called police who Imme­ Reds Want New apprehended on Rt. 15 by State P oy c o m m e r c ia l l o c k w eave 1—12 FT. GRAY PROFIUG WEAVE ...... *8.85 Sq. Td. J—12 FT. SANIMLE WOOD t w e e d ...... *11A8 Sq.-Yd. diately went to the scene. No such lice. Saturday. - - ' • / • 1— 12 Ft. GRAY SCULPTURED...... fllJSO Sq. Yd. Zhukov Demoted, man, formerly of Rockville and will play at Northeast School, while and each was fined $15. They told ■ CouapMe Stair InstaUaUon* 1—U FT. SPICE TWEED ...... *11,99 8k|. Yd. the senior league will play at Loh-g- car was to be found although 2— 12 FT. WOOL TWEED. Brown and Green *10.75 Sq. Yd. Manchester, was held at 11 o'clock the court they bought liquor at ^ UN Arms Group Manchester Police reported/Che f iiif laaiitiaa availahta hara at Size Regr. NOW Save 1—12 FT. COTTON...... ,,.*S-9tSq. Yd. Saturday morning al the W. P. view School. Ellington. police did find evidence o f a mis­ arrest pf lour persons Satiiraay, d CARPET a CUSHION • LABOR 1— 12 FT. MULTI COLORED SPATTER Renn’s Tavern on the same day. hap. 1—12 FT. WILTON ...... Quish Funeral Home, with the Awarded Scholarship At press time today, t:-? trial of chargedxwlth failure to pay' park­ ■ f : 1— 9 Ft. X 20 Ft. 3 In. $335 $243—$ 92.00 PATTERN ...... *7J>5 Sq. Yd. 1.912.M Sq. Yd. Apparently the car's occupants (Oontbioed from Page One) . 1—12 FT.-BBIOE TWEED ...... *9.98 Sq. Yd. 1—12 FT. GEEEN TWEED Westerners Believe Rev. Percy Smith, associate minis­ Miss Beatrice Brown, daughter Jacob Laguza. 43. of 29 Brettoh ing tlcket|. t .. .*t*.95 Sq. Yd. ter of the South Methodist Church, of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mulroney righted the vehicle and left the . The four who posted ^ b o n d f for 2— 9 Ft. X 14 Ft. 3 In. $235 $167-^ 67.00 Rd., owner of Renn’s. was in pro­ 82-nat1on Political Committee, Maaahaalar C aiftt Oaatar. If (Doaifanied from Page One) officiating. Burial was in Lord’s of Esther Ave., has been awarded gress, Laguza pleaded guilty to scene police said. No registration their appeariuice in court Saturday, $29.00 Communist leadership decides, the Burial Ground, West Wllllngton. number was reported by the wit­ calling on the subcommittee to re­ 1— 9 Ft. X 18 Ft...... • • e $297 $211—$ 86.00 scholarship for the current the charge of selling liquor to two are Frank C. Condon, 25, of Broad * Straight stairway of I t ' steps. All 9 X 12 RUGS REM NANTS..SAVE UP t o 71% party newspaper said, gets auto­ Bearers were Walter Maggi, academic year at Springfield Col­ minors. ness and at noon today, police are sume its talks on the basis of The title of the editorial, "in - matic support from the people.- the latest w’estern proposals. ■Brook; Wesley Tuck of Wapping; 2 ^ Ft. X 20 Ft. 3 In. $335 $200—$135.00 William McGrath, George Terrence lege. Miss Brown, a sophomore, was still in doubt as to what happened yaa art loakiay far ju a liiy ia stair carpet In stock redneed for this destrucUble Unity Of Party and This probably means the party In other ca.ses today, Charles to whom. The new Soviet resolution calls Ruth Rankin artd Jennie C. Ells­ 9 X It TAN TEXTURED ...... *59.00 8 Ft. 7 In. X 12 F t ...... *1»A0 People," was exactly the same as and Clarence Mikoleit. graduated fropi Rockville High R. Afagnell. 55, of 26 Canterbury worth of Coventry. The four al­ 9 2— 9 Ft. X 18 Ft...... $297 $211—$ 86.00 event. expects total support not only for on the proposed commission to ex­ 9 X 12 BEIGE TWEED . i the editorial used last June to School, and directed the municipal St., was fined $75 for evading legedly failed to pay parking tick­ ...... *89.00 A.Ft. X * Ft* y,;. ••'.*, .*I9.(>0 its domestic course, but for Its for­ Mrs. Lucy Coleman amine / ‘all propbsals on disarma­ 1— 9 Ft. X 16 Ft. 9 In. $276 $J95-^ 81.00 explain to party readers the rea­ eign policy as w’ell. and there is a playground program this past sum­ responsibility. He was involved in ment submined to the United Na: ets Issued Jiere in May and Juns. aar|Mt yoa w ill. fin i it at 308 9 X it'TEXTU RED ______...... *49.00 4 Ft. X 9 F t...... tlS.00 sons for the antiparty purge. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy mer. an accident at the Decl’s Drive-in good possibility Zhukov and Coleman, mother of Richard Cole­ parking lot on Oct. 5. tlons, and of preparing relevant 2— 9 Ft. X 13 Ft...... $215 $153—$ 62.00 9 X 12 PLAIN TURQUOISE .....*49.00 4 F t « In. X 12 F t ...... *22.00 This editorial was the nearest Khrpahehe'.* did not see eye to eye Junior Bowling Leagues About Town recommendations for the sessions BARBAIN BASKET approach to official comment on on . man of Manchester, who died ReglstratIori\ for the Junior Richard T. Paggiolo, 20, of Bol­ of the General Assembly.” 9 X 12 ROSE TWEED^..... *69.00 8 F t x 9 F t...... J...... **6.00 Thursday, were held Saturday at Bowling ‘Leagues, for boys and ton, was fined $15 for Illegal pro­ Dozens and dozehs of aaeprted tugs' the replacement of Zhukow by Pravda said: Miantonomoh 'Tribe, No. 58, Maja St., Maaahaatar’a Haasa of 9 X 12 GRAY TWEED ... .Hl.OO 4 F t X 9 F t ...... *16.00 2:30 p.m. from the Bailey' Funeral girls are being t a l ^ this week at curement of liquor by a minor. The ideal for Mtehen, TV mata or perfect Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky. "TTie party and people unani­ Home in Plainville. The Rev. Mr. lORM, will meet tonight at 8 2 F t 10 In. X 4 F t...... *6.00 The announcement and the edi­ the TKB Alleys. Those who bowl Mse of John H. Gardner. 56; of 61 o’clock in Tinker Hall. 30 Persons Attend LARGE RUGS for car, < .• 9x12 GREEN TWEED ...... , *49.00 mously approved the decision of Dixon, minister of the Plainville ed last year must r e g l^ r as well Durkin St., charged with selling 2 Ft. S In. X 7 F t ...... ^ 2 0 torial comment left western dlplo- 9 X 12 BEIGE LEAF ..... 49.00 the June plenum (full meeting) of Congregationar Church, officiated as new bowlers. lo Peggiolo, was continued B aatifal Oarpata...... * 8 F t X 4 Ft. 9 in...... *7JW fhats here with the ' impression the Central Committee of the Com­ and burial was Ih Plainville Ceme­ The Story Circle of the Smith Rites for Anastasia 1—12 Ft. X 15 Ft, 9 In. ..$252 $179—$ 73.00’ ttat regardless of whether Zhu­ Dr. Kummer Moves Ofl to Nov. 18. Gardner is owner of Methodist WSCS will meet * Each 97c 9 X 12 PLAIN GRAY ...... (....*49.00 t F t X 8 F t 6 In...... *7.00 munist Party which condemned the tery, Dr. Seymour I. Kummer hi Gardnecs Package Store, 136‘4 kov gets another high - sounding splitting activities of the antl- Center St. ® Wednesday morning at 10:30 at 1—9 Ft. k 19 Ft. 6 In. ,.$273 $200—$ 73.00 hx 12 GRAY LEAF ...... * 49 .00 7 F t 6 In. X 12 F t ...... i . .. .*69.00 Besides her husband, Herbert nounced that his office has the church. , New York. Oct. 28 Albert TV ia fun, but sure hard on carpet. Job. party boss Khrushchev's party group of Malenkov, Kagano­ Coleman, she leaves a dauhgter, 5 F t X 18 F t . ...*;...... 19.00 moved from 62 Park St. to 1 E3- Martin S. Rember, 31, of Avon, Anastasia, gangland'. X 12 GOLD T W E E D ...... __**9.00 S Ft. 6 In. X 8 Ft. 6 In. ; ...... *3.00 people," adding that the popuia many times since that historic ' the city recreation board, mvst 1—12 Ft. X 20 Ft. 3 In. .$279 $174—$105.00 June meeting which ousted the register at Northeast School to­ c]o^d*ne?^ w1tne«^?'^ Mrs. T. .Lincoln Pear- Gerardo, attended,a 10-n)lnute 9 X 12 TAN TEXTURED . *89.00 8 F t e In. X 8 Ft, 9 In...... *8.00 Mrs. Jennie LeiboWitz trial was f i ^ S2 on eonh* ® 22 Chester Dr., have returned service In a Brooklyn fimiral morrow night. This will be the ’1 -1 2 Ft. X 1§ Ft...... $249 $175—$ 74.00 9 X 12 COLONIAL BLOCK .;__ ..*57.00 S Ft. X 8 Ft. ..*7.80 Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie third session of the class and the Charges of fai^ to pfy parking “'‘P ^orida. home. . ■aaft aai apkiali maia hy oaa SUMMER FIBER RUGS Leibowitz, mother of Mrs. Hyman 4 Ft. 6 In. X 4 Ft. 8 In. I . . . .*12.00 final opportunity for Joining it. 19^7*^* ******* Jund^sl and June 4, 1—12 Ft, X 16 Ft. 6 In. ..$285 $195—$ 90.00 .-J-■-.1^ . ' 9 X 12 GRAY TEXTURED .. iir*57.00 Lehrman, 105 Garth Rd.. were The class meets Tuesda.ys from 8 2, Ft, X 6 F t ...... *6.00 .1—12 Ft.x 11 FL,... ..$179 $138—$ 41.00 9’ X 11’ RUGS 9 X 12 'TWEED...... ___ ..,.....*89.00 Doing; the Borscht Belt?’ held last Tuesday in Elmont, L. I. to 9 p.m. About 60 women are en­ Wethers­ af Now Eaflaai’a laryast atilli 12 F t X 6 F t ___ .*38.00 Mrs. Leibowitz died Tuesday at b X 12 GREEN LEAF ..... 59.00 rolled.. field, Charged with parking-too X ,.$165 $1.39—$ 24.00 ...... * a F t X 9 F t .*49.00 her home. For the past few years cIoM to an intersection, forfrtted t l - ^ 2 Ft. 9 Ft. Driver Arrested 9 X 12 sbULFCURBD GREEN ...... *64.00 4 F t X 9 F t ...... *18.00 she had divided her time between Harvey A. Ring, 28, of 1 Lewis $9 Imnd. Benjamin F. BoutweR 26 I-rl2'Ft. X 13 Ft...... $ M 9 , $ 1 2 ^ 24.00 $17.95 Todd’s Party Elephant to Suh her residence here and Elmont. Circle. Ellington, was arrested of Mansfield, was fined $3 for aail all soli at a aavla^ to yoa. 9 X 12 NUTRIA TWIST . ....'..'..*80.00 2 Ft. 8 In. X 2 F t 8 I n . ___ ..*1.80 She leaves three other daugh­ Saturd,ay night by Vernon police parking too close to an intersec­ Window Shados 1—12 Ft. X 13 Ft. 6 In. ,J»219 $19^-$ 24.00 , . UNITED gUANTlTT 9 X 12 TAN FLECKED ...... *M.OO 2 F t S In. X 4 F t • In...... *8.00 ters, Mrs. Morris Selwyn, Mrs. Leo officer Edmund . F. Dtvyer after tion. A similar charge brought For host Parkade Pachyderm against Joseph Gordon of 50 Cros­ lHade to Order Krims and Mrs. L«wis Katz, all his car had gone off the road on I of Brooklyn, N. Y.; three sons, by Rd. was nolled. West. St. Bring your 'Md' rollers in M d •*The ihow muit gQ on." For H •*’* charged listened, to the radio, or watched hunter, Hal Hennesy, Englewood, great grandchild. No. 4. with the rape of a 15-year-old television. When the regular per­ N;J., and an Indian mahout in ad­ Hearings Set girl, was continued to Nov. 18. ‘n>e former doesn't show up for his per­ dition to Vidbel, have been pur­ Memorial Mass The Vernon Zoning Board of Ap­ case of Robert J, Butterworth, 28, formance. another takes his place. suing Siam, the 13-year old ele- A first anniversary solemn high peals will hold a hearing Nov. 5 on of 21 I^nog Stc, charged * with So It goes on the stage, so It goes ph'>nt. through the woods. Mass will be said Wednesday at the application of Stanley Dawl-. ofwrating.a motor vehicle 'without k In the circus. Today, she venfured down from 8:30 a.m. in the Church of the As- dowtez to construct a dwelling in A licensi^ and failure to pay a park** the mountain woodlands into more ing ticket, was contlmied to Ndv.4. When an elephant quits before mimpUon fpr Mns. Alice J. Jarvis. an industrial zone. civilized territory, and Vidbel The Rockville Zoning Board of Walter Steponovlch, 33, of 418 Mlow Ume another takes his place. rushed to the area, seven miles N. Main St., arrested yesterday This is Just what has happened Appeals (ZBA) will hold a hearing from Mitchell Hollow. He man­ Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. in City Coilrt f*'.*')F*‘* *"toxlcatJon, was here. An elephant scheduled to ap- aged to chain heb to a tree, but Scout Fund Drive pe^r S*-the Parkade. beginning tm room on an application of JoseplFa DON^T U C910II-BMND Siam, pulled free, and than . he and Raymond Panicko to operate day has disappeared- into- New roped- her. . At *3,000 Mark York’s Catskills, and another ele­ a loam stockpiling business, in- Slant didn’t like this .any better, cludihg storage and sale, at 28-30 WHEN YOU BOY COAL phant h a s.been engaged to take and snapped the rope, crashed In­ her place. A total of about *3,000 was col­ Bellevue Ave. I* cem co»* y ou m t w fy l It’s thrifty'e„jt’s «tf«I Buy .506 to the rear of a state police car, Sgt. l.C. Robert D. Fuller, son of Personal Notices And, It’s a pretty famous 'ele­ Sind fled into the woods. lected yesterday by the Manches­ ALSO MAIN STB! ter Girl jScouts on their, annual Mrs. Frank P. Birch, Terrace Dr., lnri« (in the thst’s col- phant, too. It’s the elephant that Latest report: One elephant still lUDGET PLAN appeared on showman Mike Todd’s missing. house-to-house canvass for funds. recently participated in the Sev>- oreci blue. It's your guarantee VENEt^N ILINOS People who v^re not at home enth Army small arms firing In Memoriam •psctacular party a week ago. Meanwhile, hunters have been you’re getting top-quality hard AAAtogy sr. The missing elephant, part of yesterday will be contacted during matc'hes In Ortfenwohrr Germany. In lovin coal. *Mue ooal’ bums clean • fO DAYS • 12 MONTHLY PAYMENTS warned not to shoot at the beast, 4hls week. " A squad leader in Co. C of the memory of Francois sfAie , 308 MAIN STREET- NEAR PINEHURST GROCERY :4 ..i' Oaptala Vidbello's (Alfred Vidbel) whose tough hide would probably Qauthler.authicr who passed away October and hot With far lest waste. CiMMsMe,'UwCMtHMt ‘alrcus troupe appearing today, The .canvass is held about this 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment’s 2S, E Jt JOHNSON MMNWI •3 YEARS TO PAY stop any llght,-callber loads fired time each year to raise' funds to (RETWEEN THE STATE ARMORY AND m i d d l e TURNPIKE) , was frightened by a horse pear her at it. 1st Battalion, Sergeant Fuller en­ Wa do not need a apecial day, I winter Quarters In MitcheU Hollow, carry on the local Girl Scout pro­ tered the Army in October, 1948 To bring you to our minds.- ■ . Authorities also warn that if gram in Manchester. All of the Tha daya we do not think oif yds W. <;. GLENMEY CO. ON APPROVED CR»>IT W. T., Oct. 16, took o ff -Into the anyone finds the elephant it will and arrived in Europe August, Ar* vary hard to find. •M NORTH HAIN 8T., MANOIfESTER^PIlONE IH t-StU M I N T CO. money raised (a used in Manches­ 1995, with his wife Anns. ' STORI IMURS: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. DAJLY^ THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. Oatsklll Countryside, and has-not probably be shivering—elephants You have left a bedutitui memory 728 Main S t m t • ■ ' ■' ■ ' ..r ■ '■* ^ f t t been found. ter for the.program here. The goal Officers Installed And it will qevar fade away, e . can’t stand cold. is *9,50o, Officers of the Sacred Heart CLEAN ... SAfE ... ^OW-COST HEAT Phone M19. t f 0'l ■ , . Wife and efaUdttoc, tim 'n .- fi ■l> ( . ■ 'i; V; . • . ■ ^ - ■'■ i .- J ’ ■' ■ ■ ' • T" . -A. ’ • . • • f . ' ' I • ■ -1 . V , ' '' PAGE TEN ' ' '• ' • ■' ■ . ■. ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^ER. CONN.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 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BUGS BUNNY smith named Snowden Is reputed for his exjiJoits with this weapon, j ed north, waa going to atop. Slight to have fashioned the famous Loose Football, damage to both can waa nportiMl. I SHOULDA THOUGHT • bowie-knife, said to have been I {tain rains on you. It rains on Babb la to appear In XSlington OLLIE'S O' THIS a tP C H fe t Sense and Nonsense de.slgned by Re.sln P. Bo'stie. me. It rains on all. Vocations. It Aniwar to Prtviout Puiila G host Stop Sign Justice Oqurt Dm . S fo r failu re to Colonel James Bowie, Alamo hern rains. Jt seems, on everything — graht the right of way to a ve* AUTOBODY Dinner Bell PIS hide on the right. Th» man ’W'ho'waa brought into little affair' In Texarkana. The and Resin's brother, w»s famed but mostly on vaeationa. X [ThieT’Baby H is Cause Crashes WELDING ' the doctor'a offlce w»* hyatarical salesman wired back: "Be cheaper . Youngsteri 'Hurt, I and on tha verge of a, nervous send man from Chicago... 'CToaer N ACROSS DOWN Tw^teenagers wera treated at w AUTO aODY asd . An elusive football and a . atop Rockvilla City Hospital Saturday breakdown. He apparently'was an than I am." * CARNIVAL I'v— roast . alcoholic and was suffering from BY DICK TURNER . 1 Butter sign that doesn’t exist figured In night after the car In which they PENDER Ri^AlRS Astonji^e^, his home office of beef portions wen riding Crashed on Reservoir ian acute attack of delirium tre­ checked with the map and'sent out Be^n Named.*, two of four accidents handled by ★ COMKEn CAR mens. 4 Wipes'll^ 2 Medley Rd. in 'Verac^. a man from Chicago. gravy Stafford Springs barracks over the Man—Take those red and white 5 Offerers Treated at the hospitaL wars PAINTING , ------— /■ ' I They stop at 4 Dinner weekend. j LACQUER aad ENAMEL .snakes away from me! They're go-' Kenneth M cCaffrey B-yeaiM)ld F r^ rick Staiger, IS. of 25 Whita Fort Clinch drlvt-lns couraee St., Rockville, who received a cut SHOE ing to bite me. . Named for General Duncan 12 Popular Wm ¥ son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCaffrey, n m n a _ 8 Griswold Streot The doctor turned to his nurse 5 German king JoBeph lilwnrd, non of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Svlrk, 142 Pron- R t. 44A North Coventry set o ft a over'hia right aye; and Edward SHINE ,I..a!nnnt Clinch. Fort Clinch at 'B ritish 0 Chicken EanciniriLic Parent... 18, of 20 Grand Circle TeL MI-8-6025 and told her to watch him while he Fernandina Beach. Florida, was beveragt I pect St., nockvllle. He was bom Oct. 18 at Manchester Me- sudden chain of events when he went into the other room to get 13 Siouan 24 Cautious 40 Allocates Imorlal Hospital; His maternal grandpsrenta are Mr. and Mrs. ran eut Into t)ie road in front of his Rd., BlUngtott, was checked for used during the War Between the 35 Curved 41 Dinner posalbie back injuriu. .i,' linmelhlng for the man. States. Spanish American War and Indian 7 Watch [Frank Synol, 117 Vernon Ave., Rockville, end hU petemel grend- house Saturday afternoon after a> Soon the doctor came hack and 14 Bread spread 8 Grooms the molding visitor I mother la Mrs. Mery S'virk, Rockville. football. State Policeman oliomaa j,’ Md- World W ar II. Built about 181W. 26 German city 42 Drinks slowly ^^Donnel said Uie car wal w veh found the man completely com­ It is a particularly nnc (ucample of 15 Metal hair ***** As he reached the other ildej he ~ r~ posed. 16 Extreme 9 Century plant 27 Decide 4.'! Arrow poison tripped and'fell At that monilnt, by Rasie H.- Underwood, 18, oftjll 3 T ^ brick masonry. 10 Repose 26 Afresh 44 Former I Gtenn unehsel, son uf Mr. end Mrs. George M. CtMley, Brian Are Year Car 'hr F u p p a Doctor—Whatever happened? 16 Soft drink I Rd., South Windsor He wes bom Oct. 18 et Mencheeter Me- Bit T. Hart, 48 of Wethersfield High Stj., Rockville; w ith five oth­ Nurse—I Just gave him some 20 Encourages - 11 Drunkards 29 Sleeping Rtis.sian ruler pulled.over to avoid a collision with er, teenagera as passengars. The If you don't believe there’s s 17 Precipitated places 46 Of the car j mdrial Hospital. His maternal grendperenta are Mr. and' Mre. glasses to wear, and now he thinks Providence, just watch some of 21 Comparative Carlton Blr 8 ■ t [ ence St. He was bom Sept. 29 at St. Francis HoapiUl. His pa­ the time were hurt. and the oar skidded on loose send k* Tt* >*.- ; stance la the Chicago firm that horseback ride to m ake ■ vou feel r ternal grandparepU are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paquette. Willimen- sent a wire to its traveling rep­ better off. 37 Small,' portion \ H ie M cCaffrey boy tu t hia leg. and struck a tree. No am eth were ■ H tic. He his tuo brothers, Peter, 12, and MettheWi Ij and ona slightly in the fall' but did not re­ made. ' resentative In El Paso, .saying that »30 Things to bC; sister, Mery Jane, 8. as long as he was in Texa.s, any­ The Bowie-Knife done • . .*«,♦» ' quire hospital treatment. The acci­ Vernon Craeh Beported TO«v,i.wso? S2Ct1m r" b 1 dent Is being Investigated by State Herbert Leonard Jr., 18,' ,of way, he might as well clear up a Louisiana plantation black- 34 Invade again r" r s Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Legier, 3« Jarvis' Policeman Edward P. Beattie. Valley View Lane, Vernon, was SSRsylscd nd. She was bom Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital. What Stop Sign? charged yesterday with failure rto 38 Assent i Her iTraternnI grandparents are Mr. and-Mrl. Arthur Camire, Thinkinii^thBt another car cm his PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER y a yield the right of way to a car 37 Sell Bmliitgton,. Vt.. and her paternal grandfather is George ‘W. right was going to stop for a atop making a left turn after a minor 3t Church teats Logier, NorLhfteld Falls, Vt. She has two brothers, Uarry, 7%, algn at the intersection of Rts. 140 W E W fll MARD TO BELIEVE IT’LL P ST crash on RL-88, VemOn. 40 Sand hUl and Jackie, 16 months; and a sister, Patty. 4. and 140A in Ellington, wbera no According to State Police John SOON BE WINTER... 41 German (ab.) !T W 73 Pictures on Exhibit at Center Church stop sign exists, Louis D. Babb. 36, OECE Ie WITH ITS ICY WINDS. » P « * • * • ». Sojka, l^ o f Job’a Hill Rd., BU* OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB SLEET STORMS . r 42 Locations W i Tambra Jeen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haxlett, A toUl of 73 pictures .'were registered yesterday at Center Church for the art exhibit being spon­ of RFD 2, Rockville, ran into a ington. stopped while headed south 43 Sophisticated S2fl Spruce St. She wa^ bora Sept. 10 at Manchester Memorial sored by the Grace Group of the church today and tomori^w. Committee members Miss Ruth car, Saturday, driven by Eugene on RL 83 to make a left tdra. diner 1 Hospital. Her maternal grandparents art Mr. and Mrs. Albert Munson. Miss Gertrude Carrier and Miss Helen Gould register, "Nsrclsaus,” by Walter Van Arsdale C. P urrlngton, 42, of B road Brofok, After traffic Ip tha opposita lane 4t Never E" tf VES. I AIV\/AND 1 M Founti\in. Buckland Rd., Wapplng, and her patdrnal grandparents of Coventry. The exhibit is open, free of charge, today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Statp Policeman Thomaa McDoh' went by. a car, third in line behind tatlsBed i aid said. You /MU6T B& ^ T H are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hazlett. Woodsville, N. H. She has a Sojka started to pass. Leonard 51 War god Babb was headed east toward also awung out and struck Scijka’s W e EbE bsy fo r eoah POOR MARTMA'G 62 Ring i brothce, Roy Edward, 21 months; and a sister, Cynthia Lucillei S. . to train civlliana in street fight­ to ease the Syrian-Turklsh crisis the intersection and went through car. Slight d a m ^ to both , cars HUSBAND. TH E 53 Elevator e 9 r it m ing. Egyptian troops came to both made private clalma today e I typos of lot* cmn. M A30K HMPH/ W/t R eds.to Supply when he thought Purrington, head' was reported. ! inventor 9 St Theresa Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cutroni,, Pina Syria ago. of wide y.N. support. The Gen­ I c e r t a in l y xe li TM V.*. Pal. CM. 54 Bite Ridge Dr.. Andover. i She was bom Oct. 19 at Manchester Me­ The Public Resistance Organiza­ eral Assembly resumes debate on PffOEipt. foif. toMBblE MOPE VOU OON'T • 1MT by MA WMaa. hM. 55 Indian weights 5T V IT morial Hospital. Her paternal grandfather is James Cutroni, $100 M illion in tion, a civilian force, haa bMn dig­ the dispute this afternoon. ^A Y HOM.B , 55 Denominitien Los Angeles, Calif, ging trenchea and'building fortifl- An Arab diplomat told a report­ boyiEg MrvkE.' • • • • • OF MANCHESiaSB FROM VMORK ‘So! Roma wasn't built In a day, eh? You fellowa •T Abstract i!“ S I? cations around and nearby er a Syrian resolution to send an FLETCHER CLASS CO. MItoheO 30ST TO \\CET m il Mark David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Siedllk, 14 Wln- A id to Syrians villages. Investigating committee to the • -T S n ME' have that contract too?" deremere Ave., Rockville. He was bom Oct. 23 at Manchester Jordan yesterday declared lU tense Syrian-Turklsh border might 188 WEST BUDDUE TURNPIKE Barlow Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Gskirgt entire border with Syria a closed pass in the assembly, ' where it Marszakk, Rockville, and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. Jeasia (Coatiaued from Page One) and rtatricted area. The military would need a tw o.^rds vote. OORNEE DURANT ST. MOTOR SALES Seidiik, granklin St., Rockville. He has three sisters, Judy, 18, governor of the AJloun district A western delegate said a 7- JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD tornadoes, thousands of thunder- PHONE TR 5-2588 LFROZEN FINSERS, SNOW WHERE'S M'Y and KargnADd SiMUSn. tw ins. l2,-_...... said the step was taken "in the nation resolution to have U.N. Sec­ NEW LARGER QUARTERS STORMS, -— MUflE D R IF T S i SW EAT ER.7> ^ PIP HE 6IVE 70U ..lATER X AM MICHAEL SVyiFT, • - • • • • storihs)''and more than 1 mnilon int'ereats'of public security on the retary General Hammarskjold try _ WINDSOR^ AVE. PILINO UP ON OUR ANY.lPEA OF PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING : T'M COLD..'- SR, AND 1 AM A C r Bfictiael Mario, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fontanella, 10 swerve- Syria from^ pursuing her Jordan-Syrian border." to settle the dispute probably would ROCKVILLB. CONN. X L A W N S ME'5 <5C>Tf A CVACKPOTJ Ben HUTCHINS. HEAP Of Becker PL, Rockville. He was bom Oct. 21 at Rwikville City sovereign policy?’ ? A western proposal being read- get the necessary two-thirds. Open TW 9 Evenings *1 HUTCHINS 61ASS. HAS A IPCXiOT Neither resolution had been auh- AUTO GLASS INSTAUED r5r his assistant... F he NAS ANy. Hospital. Hta maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. John In the continuing Syidan-Turk- THINS AT AU. Stone, Hartford, and hla.paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. ish tension,- meanwhile, a Syrian Secretary General Dag Ham- mitted yet to the Assembly, which THOSE PELIOWS is considering Syria’s Oct. 16 com­ GLASS FURNITURE TOFS ARE AU AUkE! Mario Fobtanclla, Staffpnl Springs. He has a sister, Debra Jean,~' ahnouncement said that fltr’Turk- marakjold to make a peace-mak­ 27 monthfU ;■ \ .. . i . M soldiers crossed. the frontier ing visit to Syria and Tiirkey Was plaint that Turkey had massed MIRRORS (Firaploc* W Door) Friday and moved 200 yards'Into reeved cooly In Damascus. troops on her border for an at­ 8yrla to the village of Oartek. Secretary General Salah Tarazl tack. Turkey has denied any Inten­ Nle K4>c(o, ao'n of Mr. an d 'M rs. R ichard J. GauUilar, tion of attacking.' PIOTURE FRAMING (di typMl IIH School St. Ht was bom'pet. 23 at Manchaatar Memorial The announcement said several of the Foreim Ministry said a Shota were fired and the Turks Hammarakjold visit would not be The Arab delegate saiil the Sy­ HospitaL Hla maternal .irandi ta ara Mr. and Mra. Rocco rian proposal probably would be N. ColUano, Bennington, 'vt., and pataraal grandparmts ara withdrew when Syrian security' sufficient to end border tensions. WINDOW o m I PLATE GLASS \ forces appeared. One Syrian was • Taraai said a committee "repre­ Introduced today or tomorrow.' Mr. suid.Mra. Benjamin Gauthier, IngLon, . H e luiis s ' brother. A western diplomat said It was JALOUSIES: InnInBatloB b <)nlek. Easy aiMl.iCeinioalcaL ^ 6 L L , Richard, 2. c reported kidnaped. ' sentative - of reg;lonal groups” of i; • • . ». V » ■ » -___ . Syrian newspapara told of war nations must make the inspisctlon. not yet certain when the rival rea- olutlon.'to enlist Hammarakjold; NTRAOTOR8 t Wh! i^AVB IN STdiOR D ID N 'T » i»-u John Anthony, son of Mr. and Mra. John Wallan Jr., Broad prtparalionS ' ih the - country's He a4(led that Syria would net ob­ northern citiea and villages, ^ e ject if Hammarakjold directed the would be put in. Canada. Denmark, lEDlCINECilNillia^^ an. u as Brook. He 'was bom Oct. 21 at Manchaatar Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandfather'U Michael Machulskts, Orange, and his newspaper AI Ruaaulam said' the work of the committee.. Norway, Japan, Paraguay, Peru Olnpf SAtUROATS — OPEN THCBSDAP EV^KlNOft paternal grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. John WSllen Sr., Broad Syrian commander In the .north and Spain were prospective spon­ ESTIMATES OLADLP GIVEN 4LLEY OOP You? sors of the proposal, drawn up vrith BY V. T. HAMLIN Brook. had confirmed that seme Egyp­ United Nations. N. Y., Oct. 28 COTTON WOODP BY RAY GOTTO • • • • • . - tian officers had arrived at Aleppo ,(3P)—Backers of two rival plans U.8. advice and support. 7 ^ 'JamM' Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Valles Sr., Thompsonvllte. He was bom Oct. 14 at St. Francia Hoapital. His maternal grandparents art'M r. and Mrs. Bklward J. Moriarty, 47 Tanner SL, and his paternal grandfather la Earl J. Vallee, Saiv Fernando Valley, .Calif, He hMHa brother, John .Thomas Jr., 2, 1 and a alstar, Joanne Elizabeth, 1. * • *. Francine Marie, daughter of Mr. suid.Mra. Edward Rowa. 107 Summer St. She was bom Oct. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hoa­ pital. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. John Rows, 150 McKee St. " She baa A- elm ttli^'E d w ard . S. t - H * . • e . ._a ' • ^ ; Bonita Sonan, (kughter o f' jilt, and Mra. Nv^Ler McKeen, Newington.' She was born Oct. 23 At Manchester Memorial Hoa­ pital. Hdr maternal grandparenta are Mr* and Mrt. Peter. Ko- zaklewics, Newington, and her paternal grSndpsu-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McKeen, Newliigton. ‘ / . .... • .*. » ' ...... \ ------LONG SAM ' OaSa^lury. daughter o< Mrs. ' Csffl ' Kartiakl. DO BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Spring St., Rockville. She was'bom Oct. 19 at Rockvtll# City BUZ SAWYER Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albart BY ROY CRANE Klimek, Thompsonville. and ,her paternal grandmother la Mra. f fo r- TMg only oansK V f WfLO WHO CAN STOP rNEITHERYOURdUN kOK YOU.mira. toydur I TOLD Mary Kareski, Windsor. She has two ristera, Karan, 8, and AN ELOPEMINT! YOUR U M MLL Pwrr ' OUARTER5.' I'LL ALI THAT YOU Joanne, 3H. /' A K u e m o o i U MIRA ANO Slg, HAWI» ^ r • 0 » f * t » U ? N 6 SA H -A N '-A n' DIONT 1 TELL YOU HANDLE HUS KFUKT SAID V« WERE a a jo o F P im s YOUNG FOOlf Susan, daughte^of Mr. and Mrs. August Carablno, 207 »cicr Hotus 5HEAIHT Wmt WMEfT NEVER TO.SEE MIRA ■BOTHER N« OIKtW ASAIN?...6ETAMY SISTER. Spruce St. She <>w bom Oct. 20 at Manchaatar Memorial Hos- PDOM TM6E HORSiS. piUl. Her Tnaienial grandparents ara Mr, and Mrs. Andrsw Paggloli, M ountain Rd., iSkilton. and b ar paternal gran d ­ \. parents snd Mrs. Anthony Carahtno, 12 Olanwood St She has...... tWo'brothers, . ~Bruce and ■ Anthony.' nthor .X GRANE UNION! ■ • 7 EUeeai M an. daughter of Hr. and.Hrs. Arthur Petrone. 235 Parker St. was bom Oct. 21 at Manchaatar Memorial Hos­ pital. H ll mlteraal grandmother U- Mra. WilUam Kennay, m FliOII 8IUU - LEM BUYPOK! Hartford, 'and her. paternal grandparanU are Mr. and Mrs.' Gas- \ •/ Uno Petr^ifc West Babylon, N. Y. She has three brethere, Arthur Jf^ ?i; JBchlel, 8. and William. 8. i - r ■■ HZ ■ ' F. • • •• * Edward iamo», son pf Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 8taudt.^9* /I JEFF COBB Loomis St He wSs bom Oct; 28 at Manchester Memorial Hos- BY PETER HOFFMAN plUl. His ynatemal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra, Walter Wa- HI, TEOPY.' MICK.fcY FINN I PONT HAVE SEE, WHAT I DON'T KNOW AND, LATBR, in POLICe HeAPQUAKTBRS... Maybe Not! BY LANK LEONARD terbury, "SSI Sencer St., and his paternal grandparenU art Mr. PETCHA YOU TO euEgc.'... OlO HE po t l ju . and Mrs. John Staudt, 6 Kingsbury Ave., Rockvjll#.- He has two A WHAT'S MORE, I HeNt^ IfBjMafJ.h CANT GUESS WHO \ rr WAS RUSS IS HE UNDER THEN YOU POyOUTHMK T HE aught! HE COULD BUT, STEVE, WHY brothera, Teddy Jr., 6^. John, 13 months, and two sUtera, Rose, AUTOttOaU PeMFS JUST SOT TAkEN LYMAN' ARREST?... BLASKO WILL X FIGURE THAT WOULD YOU EVEN moe-eysB s t m c s RECOGMZE 4

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PAGE TWELVE iUNCHESljM EvmJING HERALD. MAKCHESTEB. CONM« ^djNDAY. OCTOBER 2R, 1957 HANCHESTEB EVENING HERA'LD, MalN'CHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OqXOBER 28, 1957 P a g e t h i r t e e n f THE H^rald^ A ngle John Mandly Pkt^es Field ih Pro-Member B j ^EARL W. YOST Bay State Pro College to Pro Ji^p Ivy League Crown Spot Visitors J^perts Editor SUNDAY '•Flritfat the banquet, before Pa- Registers 70 Early Score One down and three td go was!6*bl Caterers went to. work, I Toughest iu Basketball [the liospltsl report in my house[ wlDr' Philip Dupont. . Hal 1 this a.m. with eldest son Reed laid 1 Occr, Larr>’ Bates and Charlie At Course Here At Stake Saturday Then Explode [low with Illness. .Church was the| Graff. Wally Fprtln served as M.C. New York (NEA)—^The jump from college to''the profes­ first matter of business, rather ’^'’4 Ihe program off to a fly- Despite the cold weather sional ranks is toughest in basketball. There ahe several rea­ By PAT BOI-DUC pleasure on a cool morning and j '"S s.tart following a bun-throiving and snow flurries, John Mand- sons for this, starting wjth the scarcity of jobs. There are Boston, Oct. 28 (/P)—Undefeated Dartmouth awaits its with the docket clear of all engage-V*®*”*- *4rs. Kay Ponticelll, only sternest test to date r.Kainst once-beaten Yale Saturday in a Scoring single touchdowns ments I made my wife happy by iuhseball president in these j l y , professional from Long- only 80 of them, as against 400 in major league baseball And vitarivy I-eague game before what may be New Engla-nd’s in the second and fourth quar­ cleaning windows-until the dinner i P Jfj"'."’** *^._^*'* table along meadow, Mass., shot a spark­ 420 in pro football. bell rang.. Enjoyed watching the | "^^bher husband, Charlie, sponsor The turnover: lias beef much leas largest football crowd of the season. The'^lndians, riding an ters and two in a big third pe­ ling par 70 yesterday after­ since the Natloha|l Btuketball Assn, Ne’.v 6 or,; Gl’ iil.i cririi I’iUsj.irqh 1 the InUrrnedtate League cham- noon to capture the annual eight game winning streak wliirh"*------; ' ■ ------riod. the once-beaten Man­ in a National Football League: Po"ticelli Contractors. Dutch became a solid organization. The , started last fall against Collimhln, | Pro-Member Tournament at the combatant no longer considen the ' face a psychological problem as | chester Merchants notched a came on teevee as well as portions F ‘’6*rty of the Police Fire unit Manchester Country Club. Mandly, sparkling 27-14 comeback vic­ of the Phlladelphia-Cleveland bat- "*•' m.'’ lablr neighbor and he won pro game as little more than a well aa a challenge to ita nigged ! Nadir Winner 'who ahot\ a 69 to finish in third stopover between college days and paas defenae against the Rlla. I tory over the previoii.«ly unbeaten tie.. Walk in” the neighborhood I hj>m)rs, hands down. . .At place id the Mancheater Open woods helped pass the afternoon I f.7y "'J°h "»on w ^ ^ the center of a business career. The pay is good, li Yale ia the only I\A team ! Hoiyoke Knights yesterday after­ early last month, had two birdies so the athlete play^ longer. There Coach Bob Blackman, now .In his' noon before clo.ve to 1,000 chilled ' and.-rf at.t nichtnight tteevee ..v « heldh.M theth. mainm.in "ttraction and his inside baseball in his rounds of 36 and 34. At New Jersey fans st Mt. Nebo Field. Light yarns held the interest of the rarely are more than ope or two third year, has not been able to ! , Interest. guests until departure time. I also Birchwood's Ernie Catropa was vacancies a year on any club. beat at Dartmouth. In fact. 1 enow flurries fe.Il throughout tha MONDAY two strokes behind the leader with Tho size element stymiSs a lot actinn-pseked afleinoon. enjoyed talking with Mayor Har­ Blackman coached teapi has not To Take Rest 'Where is the time clock so old Turkington. Win Turklngton, a 34-38-72 round and Ed Kowalski. of omhitlous lads in the pro been able to aeore a point against Manchester spotted the strong that I can punch in? " Ray Owens. John LaBelle, Jack Crockett, a Edgewdod, and Ferdle Catropa, Hague. A 6-5 forward in college the bulldogs. visitors an early TD in the open­ Country Club president, asked Camden. N.J , Oct. 28 (fl6 — streamlined Buck Bycholskl, Dr. Peninsula, wdre deadlocked for b ^ m ea a backcourt man. A 6-7 "2. The potent Dartmoiilh pass ing period but roared back with |;ilt’s been a close contest in recent Ed Zagllo. Herman Montle and third spot, each firing a 73. cantor bacomea a cornerman. defense, v^ich picked off three Nadir, the spoiler, was off fort the equalizer in the second quar­ ' weeks ss to Ihe most frequent vis­ There are exceptions, of course, Kentucky today for a brief vaca-1 h(5st Lefty Bray to Hat just a The quartet of Ferdle Catropa, more aerials In Its 2B-0 conquest ter to deadlock tlie contest st 7- itor to the edltorlsl room. Ray or few. It was a pleasant evening Rocky Alexander, Dr. Alfred but generally speaking a pfo has of Harvard last Saliird.ay, faces tion. apparently leaving the 2-year- i all al halftime. Quarterback Vin- Dr. A. B. Moran who were on to atand 6-10 to play the pivot. old rlnnipion.'hlp to Jewel's Re­ from start to finish except that Sundqpist and Courtney Simpson YaJe quarterback Ihck Winter- nie Drake pa.sscd ip ya(xls to end pplposite sides of the fence in the due to transportation problems my . Hie difference In play? ward if he can win the $171,000 Gerry Clements for the first thiiil won low net honors, carding a 60 bauer who has completed 31 of 60 'Country Club iasiie. .. Gene En- best girl waa among the missing, to edge the team of Frank "It’a like p)ittting the office 1)oy np passes for 481 yards and seven Pimlico Futurity at Baltimore perifid . score and halfback Alan at an executive's desk,’’ says Nov. 23. rico phoned to ask if I had read j LaBelle. former Colgate halfback, Kringle, Oxford, Paul Ballsieper, j touchdowns in five outings. ■ Webb, the home team's best run,- my copy of Sports Illustrated and : predicted his school would again Charley Tyra, the LoulavlUe All- The 2-vear-old picture was ner, explocjed for 33 yai-ds tlirough Fran Carvey and Paul Dutelle by | Wlnleaa Since IB.t.S said not to miss the story on beat Yale on Saturday at New Ha- a stroke. America making hiSs^w with tha 8. Dartmouth hasn't been able scrambled .Saturday when Nadir, his right tackle to up the 'Mer- President Eisenhower's golf at ven. New York Knlckerbcifckers. Young to whip the EHs'since I!).'i3 (32-01. from the Claiborne Farm of Ar­ Merchants^ Top Back Races 4or Short Gain chanta' margin to 20-7 at tha Newport, R. I. Ike's caddy being ' FRID.4Y Twenty-five teams braved the Tyra, a crackerjack under the YaJe leads the scries, dating back thur (.Bull I Hancock, won the three-quarter mark, .Both rivals Jackie Allen, former local pro bas- : Frank Solt.vs, the fine publicist inclement weather and Dr. Rich­ boards in college, ia being em­ $277.1.60 Garden State Stakes by ^ add|pd s six-pointe,r in Jhe final 12 ard Gorman topped all amateur to 1884, by 2.6-11-4 margin. The Kleel-footcd Alan Webb, leading runner and acorer with the Manchester Merchants, is shown above ketball star... Motored to the for UConn athletic teams, phoned Colgate’s leading ground gainer, Ted Boceuzzi, No. 41, of Stamford, la shown above trying' to high- ployed behind 6-11 Ray FeMg, but Hanoverians d,idn't crack the vic- two lengths fiom R. D. Prewitt's bieaklng away for a short gain against the previously undefeated Holyoke Knights yesterday minutes of plaA-. Yankee Silversmith In Walling­ competitors with his 73 score for at 6-S may not be toll enough to to say a crowd of 10.000 was ex­ the 18 holes. step past three Yale defenders,. Dick Winterbauer, Noland Baird and Al Puyear last Saturday at the tory column against Yale until i Terra Firma. The latter nosed out afternoon al Mf. Nebo. Webb, who scored eight points in the Merchants’ hsrd-earned 27-14 tri­ ! Coach Frank 'I'oro'a aroused Silk ford for the weekly meeting of pected for the Dad’s Day football Yale Bowl. AcUon took place early in the first period. Yale won. 20-0. (Herald Photo by play center In the NBA. 1935. The game in New Haven al- ‘he Foxcatcher Farm a Rose Trel- umph. set a new team scoring record of 86 paints, surpassing his total of 78 last season. (Herald I Townes expertly checked Hol- Connecticut Sportowritera and game on Saturday between IJConn L^adia* Prai Ofiara). 10 Will Make It lis for second place. Photo )> y Ofiara I. John Mandlv, Lonfm^rfow. 80, out of 60 college atickouts ways has' proved especially .tough '- yoke’s tremendous running attack listened to the woes and joys of - and Delaware . . This being pay Mass. 36 34—70 I ------. ______who tried out thia season, no more for the Indians. Jewel’s Rewa.'d. from the Maine : but were unable to atop tha, coaching from Larry Panclera day. I was able to get away from Ernlf* Catropa,__Birrhwo4>4 38—72 4. Ace Dartmouth halfback Jim Chance Farm of Elizabeth Graham, ' I Knighta' potent aerial onslaught. (UConn), Norm Daniels (Wesley­ the desk for the first time since Rd KowaUki. Rd^wood .IS—7.3 ' than 10 will make it. Frrd if Ciitrop*. rf^nlhiMita 3fl Further illuatratlng how diffi­ BUrke has been lost for the year. ha.s won four majoi' stakes race.s., T h e Knights gained but threa an), Dan Jessee (Trinity). Jess I left my favorite apot in the 34—73 Amherst puts ita perfect record but .showgd no liking for the Gar­ I .yards rushing but quarterback Hpnry Bontrmpfi. Fninronla, Delaney Defeats cult ia the'hop. Liennie Rosenbluth Dow (Ne\v Haven Teachers) and Sports Department for a walk to MaM. S31 36—74 is to be lugged around by the Phila­ on the line against unbeaten but den State track and finished a dis-' ' Bobby Gaughair completed 10 of Walt Kay (Bridgeport)... Back the bank . . . Nothing of Import­ Frank Krincta*. Oxford 3AI 37—75 Yale Set for Indians, tied Tufts at Medford, Mas.s,, in the nial seventh in the mile and one i 16 tosses for s whopping 220 Kinnp>', nntrhkt8A 35' 38 " 76 Close bv 10 Yards delphia Warriora only because he Indians Downed Again, home just in time to change a ance and I welcomed an evening Kd Twahlc, Amn*»rjit 87' ;t^76 ■ haa a contract that is uncancelable small college claaalc of the coming sixteenth race. I .yards, including an eye-catching in my favorite ctyiir. (?hurrh wllxon, Hartford 35 shirt before motoring to the Stat- 1 39—77 , for a.year.-...... _____ Saturday program in New England. Another colt, the favored Misty 61-yard touchdown pass to acat- ler for the dinner honoring John Raimondi, M«‘mori*l 3*t 39—77 Ron Delaney, Vlllanova’s SATITRDAV I Vic PanriAr*. Bhf*nnecoR8»ll M') 38—78 But the 6-5 Rosenbluth, star Williams, which rallied to tie Flight from the Wheatley Stable I back Dan Marino for the loeers’ Johnny Newell, retired Hartfoni great track star, edged Man­ Romp Against Colgate i first tally in the opening period. Final day away from the'sporti Bob Bodlnirton, Farmington 39I 39—78 chester's Pete Close of St. ahotmakar of the unbeaten North Tufta 26-26 last week, remains un­ of Mrs- H. C. Phipps, finished fifth High coach. My hosts were Fred makeup while pinchhitting for va­ Pro'.^f mber defeated as it prepares for an en­ —al.so disliking the track. . But four key interceptions kept John’s University last Saturday Carolina squad which turned back One Down, More to Go Wells. Jack Smith and Dick Hull cationing Wire Editor Lou Man- Fprdia CatroM-Rorky the remarkable 'Ihe SUlt Cham- counter with Union. Nadir, aecond choice in t)»e bet­ ! Gaiighan from additional success. of the United Aircraft Corp„ Alfxandcr-Dnck Sundquiat* in a cross countr.v rare in New By EARL YOST This Time to Conard dell and the deadline was easily Corlnay Stmpaon lierlain and Konsoa to win the York City, Delane.v sprinted Oalfl*. Roekvine, ahown holding tha p&eaaant he ahot While Dartmouth Is at Yale, Ivy ting. paid $9.80 for $2 and earned I Below Their Averaga all publicists. Hull. I learned. Is a reached thanks to a good atari New England’s only major college undefeated football 4own ahortijr aftar the hunting aeaaen opened . In Connecticut. League co-leaders PDneeton will Frank Kriniri^Patil Ballaiapar- In the final 150 yards to edge NCAA championship, la a tubati- a net purse of $165,047.50. as Bill I On the ether hand tha Mer­ Manchester resident Silk Town­ and only a handful of callers and Fran Carvay-Paul Dutall# team, Dartmouth’s Indians, roll into New Haven Saturday tute at beat with tha Warriors, iM tSatiu^. (AF Fhotofax). be at Brown In another important Hartack rode his 41st slakes vic­ By PAT BOLDUC four starts this season Mapohet-^ Conard concluded its scoring chants chalked up 107 yards on the ers on deck Included Jack Wise, Ernir> Cairop**I>oc Gorman* the local liinnrr by 10 yards In ter has fumbled a total of 23 times. phone calls. . Red Hadden, general Gaorf^ Pulx-Lan Wood once mors bock in the picture now league match. Harvard travels to tory of the yeer and broke Eddie Some Saturday afternoon with three touchdowns in the third | somewhat below their Tommy Murphy, one-time EMxle chairman of the Tall Cedars’ Road 2S minutes, 46 seconds for the afternoon for an important Ivy League skirmish and the Penn. Offensively Briggs' phkrges net­ quarter. Julavits scampered 38 * Winia Whalan-Lan Glrllo-Harry five and one-fifth mile course. that the great Tom Gkila la out of Arcaro's 1952 record of 40. before the conclusion of the average, and hit on 12 of 24 pass­ . basketball star, and Mel Der­ Rare Committee, made his weekly KlrhoUiar*Tom Parry men of Yale are ready for what could be the biggest game the Army. Aa one critic observed, Boeton Univerilly, fresh off a ElsfW'here Saturday: ted 152 yards on tjj4 ground and yards with a pitch around the es for 189 yards and one TD. Threa John Mandlv-Stan HiUnBkl- However, Kt. John’s won the hit on six of 10 peases for 46 yarda rick... Typewriter repairman lisit brief and to the point shortly Bin Allfn-Rrnta H«ath of the day in the East. 'Licnnie ia playing with the ^ big 36-28 upset of Holy Cross, will Gay Life paid $22.60 in winning 1957 scholastic football sea­ right side for the first. O’Mears Manchester backs took turns Pete Martello cleaned my working after 9 o’clock. Entries for the meet, 20-41. iwnsTake Over Lead meet George Washington In the na­ son Manchester High is going Conard gained a 19-11 advantage- fired a 34-yard paas to Driscoll for Jo# Curtin-Art 8i#v#na-H*1 The Irish-born Delaney won 6’ale warmed up for the invasion the ball for 24 plays to only seven boya now," LBNNiS R08BNBLUTH the Firenze Handicap at Jariiaica throwing, with Drake enjoying tha mactiine and the Yankee rooter coming Turkey Day race will go Gl^lo-Tliff Varnav of the Hanover, I4.H., Indians last for Yale. Minneapolis has Southern Meth­ ‘With Mg beya m w * tion’s capital Friday night. The in first downs. Manchester dis­ the second and sturdy Jim DeCarll greatest marksmanship, six com­ Vlr Panciara-Lou Kally- Ruaa the Ol.'vmpic 1,500 meter cham­ by a length. Battle Dance took the to break into that elusive win left the following note; "So we into the mails next week. . Just Garijurara-Wafran Shaw Saturday with a 20-0 win over Col­ odist's 6-8 Jim Kreba, who even Crusaders from Worcester will played a promising running attack bucked over his left side for two pletions for 13.6 yards in 10 at­ in from Chicago, Tom Walah, ad­ pionship In the 1956 Olympic. Fumble Beta Up Seore $33,200 Tanforan Handicap for a column. The Indian.s have the while, fnarchlng 64 and 57 yards yards for the third TD. 'ffet rid of Casey and buy Bur­ Jarry Gianfaranta-Charli^ gate's formidable Red Raiders. looks like Clyde Lovellette facially, fo rm l^ H two y aa» kgiu whan tangle with always dangerous tempts. The victors also gained a vance man for the Original Harlem Harrlnifton-John Chanda- Games fqr Ireland. Quarterback . Ray Harfilng'i As Lciants Are Upset Pkypff- My. Night .Out re­ potential although this may lie fOT-dis two touclidons’ns against the Meintoeh went 17 yaCds for the dette, that's all... Asiatic flu hit a number of teanm and tviwt Virginia's marry- TdM ttoia ai rWMtiiMled-Un ^antlco Mariner on Sunday’. turned $4.60 for a head triumph in 19-7 edge in first dowms ehroUte to Globetrotters, stopped, to say hello Cliff B rran . Close is expected to be one of fumble, early in the. second period, Boston College, winner of five somewhat difficult to believe af­ Weet Hartford line but the In- Indians' .second touchdown early TrrjsDAX’ Ed Kowalakl-Boh Bovea- but It was a case of "fOmblettis” aorewball. Hot Rod Hundley. Warriors to the MuuaploaHiip. In the feature at Churchill Downs. ter watching their sixth wdn in seven starts. and report the Trotters are better Will Olakainakl-Witl Slmnaon the standouts in this year’s Five recovered by Gene CJoker on the ^— - Ihe big Red MW dians must wprk to eliminate their in the 6nal period. The senior right Dr. Bernard Sheridan, father of that helped the Ells roll up their One 61 Worst Crops thia class weto lUarioa Stokes. straight on the strength of its Saratoga Pete, paying $44.20, won White suffer a lop-sided 43-12 Holyoke, which had run up six than ever this .season.; "We opened Bid Cordora-Dal St. John-Mlk^ •Mile Road Race here Thanks-' Colgate 23 set up the first TD. New York, Oct. 28;^(/P)—The San Francisco 49ers, who do 20-16 triumph over Detroit, will aforementioned flaw's before mak­ halfback mjoyed his beat after­ ‘ ene of the Midget Football Orian- W arnar Kunxtl fourth triumph of the season. WInterbauer's first call was a paoa But Uip professional coaches coll Dick Rlckotto and Jack Twyman. the Colonial Handicap at Suffolk beating from undefeated andhigh- straight wins before meeting its at Madison Square Garden last Joa Damato-Dor McKaa-Jo« giving Day. their winning in i t r ^ s , are at it early this year and, enjoy an open date. ing plans for a victory celebration noon Bgalhit the itrong Chief­ Leaguers who played at the Gon- Sunday and drew* a capacity Meanwhile, at Cambridge the men which Winkler took on the right this one of the worst crops of r«' Ihose who know about such Downs. Sportsman’s Park feature scoring Conard last Saturday af­ in the ensuing weeks. tains. chalking up 76 yards in 16 Waterloo Sunday, scored the third necticut State Prison last Sunday, Maclona Stay# Katrham of Dartmouth beat John Harvard cruita tn years, and accentuating things contend that tha below av­ coupled with the flip-flo^ortunes of their rivals, it might In. the Yankee Cbnference, de­ went to Rock $14.20). ternoon at the Chieftains’ new field time It had the ball. On the very crowd. In Philadelphia Wednesday side at the 13 and nured Into the ust be enough to give tne'J^rospectors their first National fending champion Connecticut will Fumble Led to Si-ore carries. relayed several hiimordus incidents night the Sphas (Philadelphia) with comparative eas by a 26-0 end zone. the situation Is the fact that it erage group of Bipiimnta rafloets. in Weet Hartford. A Silk Town fumble led to the But ball carrying honors went first pla.v after the Merchants gave which took place inside the high cornea on the heels ot two fine turn' fa S ti iMng. “ J'ootbaU iM gue division title. v play hoet to New Hampshire while up possession on the Knights' 39- nearly beat us. In addition to the score. The point spread waa upped to Vermont meets Massachusetts. Coach Walker &lgga has some victor’s Initial TD In the earlj’ to Conard's winged Julavits who wralls . . . I later was told by Except for a last minute touch­ outs. main rap against moat Victory No. 4, ainee an opening ir*! 76-yard punt return put pretty fair perfbnfiers in Co-Cap­ yard line, the sharpsh(X)ting hall game we’ve lined up several Tony DeMarco Opens New Bid 13 points in the third canto when Tommy 'Heinsohn, Bill Russell, Rhode Island, toppled from its minutes of the first quarter, wrlth picked up 137 yards on seven car­ ’ several onlookers that Doc’s 12- great halftime entertainment down by Brown's hot and cold t)ie Blues marched 63 yards in 11 didates waa dafenslva dofoel gmma loaa, waa a oomebeu:k 2I 7I 7 Wa8h(ngton in front to, itay and MonlreGl Handed tains Joe I%er and Danny Renn, halfback Bill Julavlts scooting the ries fox s brilliant 19.6 average. Oaugiian and Marino teamed for WlUia NauUs, Sihugo Graan and Anyway, It’s a long hop, unbeaten perch by Brown. 21-0, one of the afternoon’s finest plavs. year-old son, Tommy, ws(i_ the hit acts" Only 2,000 tickets will be Bruins the Elis wotild have match­ plays with WInterbauer’s aerial cuffing of the Chicago fwho's Eddle^^ Elaron. the little quarter­ Bobby McIntosh. Jack Jacobs, final 13 yards around his own left Teammates DeCarll and Giordano of the day wdth the Inmates. The Dave Piontak came- up last year. jump from eollofo to back,,wi^roubleeome all day with will engage In another non-con Gsughan hit his little back wtui a sold for the Nov. 6 date here at the ed Dartmouth's perfect record to from the nine to Cavallon, all alone afraid of the big bad) Beara Sun­ ference test against Springfield. First Rink Loss Stove JR^ale, John Campbell, Wayne fisnk. chipped in with a combined 105 73-pounder was cheered through- high school gym with Fred Nasslff, To Regain Welterweight Title Tha peagreens were even more MsketbaU. day 4b«» enaWed San FrandBco to a TD pass'^d a eerlea of com- Longfellow-. Gil Boissonneault and yards. long pass an the Manchester 20 date. Regardless of the one black in the end zone, the payoff call The Norwich Cadets, holding t The sharpahootlng -b'Mears and Marino raced the remaining . out the afternoon by the "home at Nasslff Arms, who is handling mark on the Yale record a crowd Coker and Winkler picked up most open np a full game. Western Con­ pletiona that mt up another ecore. New York. Oct. 28 (>P| — A Jifn XIorency but unless the di.sap- engineered the Chieftains’ aecond Twice th, Indians movsd inside crowd” and when Sheridan waa lead In the Vermont State aeries distance and then successfully tickets, reporting a big advanced ■*■8 high ranker and Kenny was on of at least 50,000 is expected to sit of the yardage on the ground. Hie ference lead ever Baltimore and following Us 19-12 verdict over the triumerate of New York Rangers pointing Indians improve their touchdown at the outset of the Conard’s 25-yard line but were un­ taken out of the lineup the crowd sale already. . Clock struck I I ss I New York, Oct. 28 OP) — Tony past for the IT) was the only one tackling and -. pass clefense and able to take advantage. Perhaps booted tbs seventh point. the way up. in on the proceedings next Satur­ Slomcinsky Wins^ K o i^ Fifth Detroit University Catamounts, takes on —Camille Henry, Danny Lewiclci second period, passing twice to Manchester marched 61 yards in ‘'demanded" that the youngster be checked out of the office and DeMarco, the stocky little Boston day at the huge Yale saucer. thrown In the march. The Colta and Uona. aharing the and Gump Worsley — h'as handed shake a bad case of fumble-itis end Mike Nyqulst for advances of Dame Fortune will smile on the put back Into play . . . Bill Davis headed for New Haven for the Insurance points were picked up Springfield looses Mlddlebury In • another key strug- they could easily finish their nine- Red and White next Saturday eight plays with the ensuing kick­ slugger who hiild the w'elterwelght Ole Archie Moore gets himself a Cherished Vl<:tory top apot with the SOert at the atart 8le. Montreal'S' Canadlena their first pl9 and 34 yards.-ithen tossing to of the Legion phoned and said he ■Yale-Colgate football game. The following the ensuing kickoff defeat in National Hockey League game schedule with nary a victory. stfernoon when • rival Windham off. with Drake sneaking for the title for two months, nine days, tuneup and a payday at Vancouver, The latest Yale win waa a cher­ New Haven, OcL 28 OP)—Pete of play, cooperated nicely—Baitl- Meanwhile, In Maine., defending fianker Ed Driscoll for an addition­ final half yard. Four pass plays was dickering with an NBA club weather waa cold and raw during which Harding once again fum­ To Leading Bears play-. Third Straight Triumph al 10 yards be/ore racing 10 yards ihvades Mt. Nebo for another opens a new drive to regain the B. C.. Thursday night. The light ished one for Coach Jordon Ollvar. Slomcinsky, Hartford liewler, won m fingered Dave Wright the No. 1 weight Bobby Mitchell of Omaha Tournament here yesterday. He 34-21 to Green Bay. and Detroit New York. Oct. 28 t/Pi—There Other Contests ing two goals each and goalie raced for a whopping 271 yards on pla.v. The brilliant West Hartford WEDNESDAY” ing happy with the outcome, at rounder with St. Louis veteran years at Yale the Blues failed to recovered. Ooker and 'Tom Lorch wasn’t much room for breathing Worsley turning aside 22 shots, al^ al caller also hooted the 13th Knd»: Drliicoll, Ni-quist. rassenn. target. The former New Haven in a non-title. beat the Red Roidei'S who have roiled an 861, including a 36 pin MadfDm..Maas-. Oet. I t auecumhing under, a. Lioa_^AiURlee TTie remainder of the schedule the ground en route tp its third I BirX*. ..McCombe. .Hombruch. , TeachsrA Cqllfge standout enjoyed Visitor at. the, wire deqk, where, was Coach Jordan Ollvar. The w-in Virgil Altinil at Boston Garden. carried the mail to the two and WiniMwi .Oeflege—Oatek—lcMg easy liaT night in the Amerlean tba.-Ranger« moved into second ppiftl. hia only, auccesaful’ extra Tsrklee: Holmes: DiCneco. RtbeAn, ! kiss the ffrat^ fbr’ A’ Yale eleven' spaotatlzed tn beating Ivy League ■when the drive bogged down mo^ handicap. ... rout 86-17...... Includes; straight triumph’ but on numerous Dukee. Stevens. LSbrle, Kamlnskv. hia best success of the season irith I am to be’ located for the balance Massacliusetts has recognized Other prize'winners among , the WMtttNi w w ar'no)~iM i n a wi' Cleveland'a revived Browne Hockey League as all three games Alfred at American Interna­ place last bight with a 4-1 victory occasions a low tackle would have point kick in seven attempts. under Oliver against Colgate. . . Slick Spider Webb, Chicago mid­ elevens. Colgate copped two de­ mentarily, Winterbauer waa in­ were decided by a one-goal mar- over the Cansdiens. Montreal has Guards: Schorer, U O'Meara. Baasoa. |five catches for 73 yards. oft ho week, was Don Hemingway, the bout, which won't )>e telecast, dleweight contender, mixes with 78 entries in the only Man’s Handi­ down—the eae Ms taaaa IWbi't matched the Priaco story In Saat- tional, Brandeis at Northeastern, stopped an enemy back for a loss Another Manchester fumble set long distance chairman of the Hamilton Halloween Dance at-the as a "world championship’’ affair. cisions and played two ties. The serted back into the gan^e and a get last taturday. f i ”- won five, tied two. up O'Meara's short nine-yard “ cen“ r.’ : 'BrtVhtVxIvv. Cs.tril.nl I tnle’'t(i"the'^mMk Armory OTcupled the main portion Willie Vaughn of Loa Angeles In 1956 triumph at New Haven pre­ pitch to Winkler concluded the cap event 'schedulikl for thia sea­ arn competition, apilUng the Chi­ Bridgeport at New Britain Teach­ or only s short gain at the most. Backii GUrdbno. D^C*rh, ' Bemi^pro Rl^ntN w tre 1_AAU In Connecticut with work on The major boxing groups of the son included: tVllUams rallied from w U - cago’! Cardinal! 17-7 and taking The league-leading Hershey ers. Trinity st Coast Guard. Ill the only other game played. Too many of the Silk Towners be­ scoring pitch to halfback John an upcoming road race. For many] *''*"*"*'’ ^'Ihough they the radio-television headliner vented Yale from boasting a per­ afternoon’s Scoring on the third Bears stayed on top with a 5-4 vic­ Chicago goalie Glenn Hall shutout Giordano midway in the second B. O Al^ar*. Charept, Blum^nthAl. I.ux-« deadlocked aa they relumed to world have declined to give it (NBC 10 p.m.. EST) at Npw York's Walter^ Krajewaki, tVew Haven. peint deficit ta tie Tofts M-M ever sole poseeaalon of the lead as Swarthmore at Wesleyan and RPI long to the head-hunting group. »i. Thom*. Msiso. L-vin.on-. Memory, : their respective dressing rooms for yearrDon served aa race director iWn any of the costume their blessing. They still are con­ fect unbeaten and untied mark. play of the fourth quarter. - but had aaetlier rlmwito la tiw tory over the Springfield Indians, his former Detroit teammates. 3-0. As for Manchester’s poor pass de­ quarter. An e.ve-catching 66-yard Horner awards. Rtidy and Betty Heck, at Madison Square Garden Friday Once again the bread and but­ 834; Henry Sabia, Waterhury, 880; Washington bounced New York's the Rochester Americans beat the at Worcester Tech. Early in the second period, with run by the fieet-footed Julavits M*«rii*Gifr Bi4*rf: Spicer. iskpiA. I Prison, the locals moved 81 yards I catch up with the latest doing on I the company. . , Two winners were pound title when he captured the passes and Ixioted two extra DiChlara in th'e end zone but an H alford. 816; Roy Kipp, Wathers- up by the offtoialo denied them 'The Redskins granted the the area in its 21-0 brubbing of Red and White defenders have been BarXi: Renn. {kifpjinnn^ault. Mr'i in nine nlava tn rn ah**/! ' _ the sports scene. middleweight champloiishlp from Braves Drop points. offside penalty nullified the score a fourth erack at It. after they had scored three times Canadiens were one man short at guilty too many times of allowing but the host Chieftains turned imch. Ko»ter. Svlvepier. Bird. Wright, Einer and Ei'elyn Lorentzen who fteld, 812; John Siwek, West Glanta a quick touchdown, then little Three opponent We.sleyan. the lime. Dick Moore tallied for another Red and White fumble THU R.SDAY I came dreaaed as wife (Einer) Sugar Ray Robinson. Rick Winkler, a coming star, and Yale had blanked Colgate for Haven, 808; Tom Sheard, New “1 know we all make mis­ In the first period and once In the opposing receivers to get behind p^pln, Zl^mak. Baxter, R-lchelt. Gib-' aerials ate tip 6.Vyar^s. with takes, Watters sgld, dominated play the rest of the way second to beat down a quick 2-0 The Lord Jeff.s are gunning fnr Montreal. into a Td to grab a 2.6-6 margin at ^ ^ ^ ! Drake hitting: aementa with a lf»- Work day was completely dl- i pushing baby (Evelyn) in a car- DeMarco won the title from scored twice, the first tallies in a the first time since the 1911 meet­ Haven, 806 and Bill Bendtzen, "but wo against the league champions. Bert a perfect sea.son and thLa.ls one them in the clear. Three G>aehes ing between the two schools. like to mqlio our owb.?* Springfield lead. Hall, playing, his first game the half. Again it w-as a pass play, ronartT..?...... G it» 1* o -« mne. AK'ain , rorced from the sports beat but at . riage. 'Einer is one ot the best Johnny Saxton on April 1. 195.6, Yale uniform for the sophomore Norwalk, high tingle 163. of Its two critical battles. The since coming to the Black Hawks, And the locals fumbled seven 36 yards from O'Meara to Nyqulst. Mancbejiter ...... 0 G 0 G—L2 | Webb s kick apHt ,the.. iipriuhts. night I killed two birds-with one I amateur golfers in this area while and lost it to Basilio on June 10, speedster. Rugged end Mike Caval- Colgate rooters, sitting on the Next Skturday's events—Men's “1 realise wo would other will be the* five-alarm times Saturday, with the alert sun side of the field, had their mo­ been fourth and 12 anyway. in a multi-player trade last sum­ which produced the six-ptjinter Afternoon’* Beat Run stone, so to speak, by taking in , his better half is an active worker 1955. DeMarco. 25. is rated the From Roster lon latched onto a Winterbauer 'Open eight games. New Haven against Williams. mer, made 28 saves in snapping a Chieftains recovering five of them that barely beat the whiatlefcnd- the annual Alumni and Intermedi- | among the fairer sex in golfing No. 1 man in the division. Akins, tpss for the afternoon's final pay­ ments althought in the lest half Condee, and Hrst Men’s Class B,' but we had aa'^nvttlBg sltim- Tufts is eager to avenge a 6-0 string of 'll con.secutive Chicago and turning esch one into a score. ing the first half. f H a t : O Meara .placemen,,. . Ttllle Du- ate Baseliall League banquet at activitiea at the Manchester Coun- 29. is ranked fifth by the NBA off six pointer. ’~" the loyal Raider supporters sat in Laurel Bowling Center, Winsted. tion. .Tufta wnou wide open opi Milwaukee, Oct. 28 (Ah—In a stunn^ amazement. The three Ll^ OF GARAGE victory by Amherst a year ago defeats on Detroit ice, Ron Mur­ Intercepted a Gaughan paas on the Elks Home and then a gel-to- j try C?lub. . Whitey Johnson, Aliim- and sixth by ring Magazine. He The invaders enjoyed an edge in the mf(Ule' for the sheet ppoM which spoiled the Jumbo's bid for phy, Nick Mickoskl and Glen Skov the Knights' 33 and tyi the first gether at Stanle.v Bray's Iseautifiil j nl League baseball coach and a na- dropped a few' notches w'hen he sweeping housecleaning, the Mil­ Colgate fumbles all proved (‘ostiy. from Gory Hlggiaaim to Dan Fan­F statistics except in the all impor­ Best all around man on the field Twelve University of North a perfect slate. scored for the Black Hawks. pla.v from, scrimmage. Wehb broke [ ■(■ and spacious home where open J live of Milwaukee, assured me the w'as beaten in his last start by Gil waukee Braves have fired three of tant scoring department. Operat­ ning that I B$ In' f r ^ away for the afternoon's best run, house was held for Ernie Johnson. ; Braves would win the pennant Turner, was Coker, a tremendous defen­ Carolina football players are mar­ bench.” Colorado Surprises Oklahoma Manager Fred Hane.v's aids only ing under Coach Fred Rice for the sive line backer fijr Yale, and a ried. FOR SO LITTLE MONEY" 33 yards untouched into the end Milwaukee Braves’ pitcher. . . 1 again next year. . Although the NBA, New York first season the Red Raiders, were Lew Burdette Day zone. 17 days after winning the w'orld fine ground gainer and blocker. Athletic Commission and World championship. guilty of loose ball handling ami Herb' Halles, the Elis scatbaek -»t Grid Boss Stricken, Midway in the fourth quarter Championship Boxing Committee inept pass receiving. Statirtlcally Before Losing hy One Point Bill Boehle's 33-yard punt went out CTharley Root, Connie Ryan and sensation was held under wraps ^ ;■ Sarasota, Fla., Oct. 26 i/Pl haven’t come to agrraement yet on Johnny Riddle were dropped Sat­ the losers picked up 20 first .downs and carried the ball but three Succumbs on Coast TTiia la Lew Burdette Day In of bounds on the Holyoke two- the tournament field, the loser of to 14 for Yale, gained 210 yards yard stripe. One fourth down sev­ Unbeaten, Dartmouth^ Tigers urday. The only survivor was Bob times Sarasota. Now_York, Oct. 2» (d’t—On the*the league there last Jan. 1. Tuesday's fight probably will be Keely, 4l, bullpen coach who haa on the ground to 151 for the win­ ijpi MIXKII 1)01 BLES eral Manchester linemen broke counted out. Yale’s second, third and fourth San Francisco, Oct, 28 •— Burdette, the Milwaukee Braves face of it, a team like Colorado At the mo'nieiit,. it appears NtaiidiaKG been writh the Braves since 1946. ners. stringers pla.ved a majority of the Tony MorahStq,..founder of the San pitcher who won three ’ World I, Pci.' **’1]?’*^*’ b!pck Qaiigban's punt Tfte management refused to com­ Colgate dominated thair foes should .be looking fonvard to Its j Oklahoma’s rival in the Orange Tiire-Nlck Twerdy .833 and defensive renter Larrv Holmes Remain Tied for League Lead Another Bostonian, lightweight final half. 'Hie Blues, with and Francisco 49ers who told .doctors Series games against the New game with Xllssouri this Saturday, Bowl uill he Duke, which would, M^ Wadd^u-B.' ConupHiiL ment on the shakeup. except to say throughout most of the first half. Jack Fenctexter sidelined. Injured' he wanted "to stay in football and York Yankees this rnonth, lives with no particular concern. be a change fof the Soonen. who! £• White-N. Vittner ...... •7M recovered In the end zone for tha Tommy Tibbs, makes his television the action was taken on a decision After receiving the opening kick­ (Dumont. 10:30 p.m. E3TI debut on the second play of> the previous take my chances.” suffered a fataf hbre. A parade was scheduled for ; winners' fourth and final touch- New York, Oct. 28 (A6 - Darl-'4' won the only league games of the by Hane.y and General Manager off Colgate .moved to the Yale Ssturday's game with Cornell, / heart attack yesterday watching The Buffalos already have heat Maryland in their last two! BaV&'?i^Di<5\MccO(il.^^^ ,61 j i down. Drake, from s fake kick against New York's Frankie Ip- this afternoon, followed by a testi­ showed they are made of tlic stern­ appearances. i Msure«i-Doii Mo»xer ^ mouth, league-leading surprise of weekend and remained in a tie for John Quinn. There was "no com­ 1,6 before fumbling with Yale tak- lost starting right tackle Lauren his team.’ monial and presentation ot gifts 5581 to ClemenU for polito at New' York's St. Nicholas ment from the trio involved. 'Ing ()ver. The next tBiie (Colgate est stuff by barely losing to mighty The Blue Devils were tied^ by; ''M«Vc*nsno' the Ivy League, faces its most . Dartmouth won Its Arena tonight. Only 23,(,Tibbs has Williams on the opening kickoff. The 47-year-oid sportsman had al the baseball park. I the 27th point. ___ ^ rigid league football test Satur­ got the ball the drive petered out Ted Boccuzzl of Stamford and been advised by ■ physicians to Oklahoma. 14-13. Missouri, on, the North Carolina State. 14-14 Sat- Mabri-Don Harrlsr.n ...... •. third league game 26-0 over Har­ had 85 pro nghts. His record is Whitlow Wyatt, late of the Phil­ other hand has four victories (two uiday, but they still are unde- Warren ...... ' .. ^ brilliant S6-yaril pass play day at New Haven. Cmfih. Coach vard and Princeton walloped Cor­ adelphia Phillies, was named to re­ on the 20 when Yale braced its Bob Zlmmermen were offsensive abandon hla interest In profession­ ! from ’Gwighan to Gr8g Sandon 39-43-3. Ippolito, 23, has a 20-6-1 defenses and held. During the first by one point), a loss and a tie on feated. State Ls ineligible and there''SVrU'Eri*"iifndb"'''''''''’‘’- Bob Blackman’s undefeated Green nell 47-14. record. place Root as pitching coach. John standouts for the losers. al football when he suffered an .:«« ,yave the visitors s first down on meets defending champion Yale, Fitzpatrick will take over for 15 minutes of action Colgate had Bring on those Indians! attack in 1952. its record. really la not much left in the A t-; Alva-Ed Di,uc-((. la .133 Fourth Victory Roy Harris, unbeaten heavy­ lantlc Coast Conference unleas! . 13 .27S the Manchester two-yard .line and which is still In the race for the . Yale. 2-1 in league play, stepped Riddle at first base. He remained as the club's prin­ But there is a peculiar history An(ircy-<3ict Ijich ...... _ IS ,J7X [ ^ree plays later fuUback Fred 1967' tiUe. weight .cofilender from C?ut and connected to this Big Eight rival­ Georgia Tech suddenly explodes, R . A»oiteache)S fight­ Tony slumped over. He died min­ Oklahoma shows up... has, beaten the same can't be aafd for most of Among other Ivy teams. Colum­ er. Willi has lost his last three. Midget Tryouts Tiiesdav the other major conferencea. NIXED-^aiMlinrG DOrRLKB Bbth sqiiAds had other scoring bia Idot to undsfeated liShlgh 40-6,' t *. ' utes later at Mary’s Help Hospital: Mlasouri just once. That waq a 34- ^opportunities Tu.t were unable to The team, which learned at half­ 13 decision In 1951. In the Big Ten, with the cam­ ' w I. Pet. Brown xjefeated ,jizl*hbor Rhode Kenny Lane, the top ranking Midget League Basketball try­ ’5S’s ARE HERE! Pal-John Aceto ...... 13 time of Morabito's attack, came Whatever happens, . though, if paign more than half over, Iowa, 4 .722 muster the necessary offense. Island 2D0 and Rann 'dropped a outs at the East Side Rec will get Olive-Joe RoMetto 7...... 13 5 .722 Three times the Merchantogrere in- 35-7 deciaiimsto Navy. lightweight contender from Muske­ back to beat the Bears 2t-17 and any team ever was entitled to Ohio State, Michigan and Micijigan,...... Ahii-Paul...... Uorr»*ntr...... / ...... 12 8 .6S7 gon, .Mich., aims for his 16th underway tomorrow night starting lake first place in the National break the Oklahoma win­ State all still are in the ninnirtg S .654 aide the Holyoke 20 Anly tb falter. Princeton wtU try to Heap pace straight victory Wednesday-night. at 6 o’clock. Boys between the ages Football League's Western, Con­ ning streak (if that- day ever for the championship. Iowa, the | nwWKrnie K h ’ 8 ..156 Now the stage is 'J r for a thinl with DartmoutiK against Brown The teuncy southpaw faces veteran of 10-12 who plan to play In the ference. comes) it is Colorado. Over the defending champion, can’t play in I Ann-Ro«,>i ldilihcn» I meeting 'betv/esn Sunday’e rlvala (2-2) in the leagiiK Pennsylvania Orlando Zulueta of Cuba at the league during the coming season ye($rs, Colorado has given Sooner the Rose Bowl again, so it's a ' , ‘’i'."'.'"'’ ••• but no date has been get although (0-3) shoots for itsNtlrat ■victory are askH to attend. Plans are be­ ..iw the game i| q::pected to b6 played against Harvard (l-2K\CoIumbia Chicago Stadium (ABC 'Tv, 10 Coach Bud Wilkinson legitimate three-team race. Fanny-Eddle PaVnI .38S p.m., EST). Lane lieat the Cuban ing made for the league to get un­ -Our Fuel Oil Delivery Service cause to see figures in the shadows. If Iowa defeats Michigan this Mari#->A1 ’ " —Puxxo ...... 35fl In Massachusetts. Meanwhile the CIKSTEIFIUB SIPPORTEI Bai (1-3) and Cornell (1-2) m ^t In the three years ago when Orlando was derway by, the end of November. ARE LOADED WITH EXTRAS AT^NO EXTRA COST Look at the record for the past week, thel Wolverinea would lie Rena>IeOui^ Damato ...... 5 j .274 Merchants travel to Weymouth other Ivy game. The Finest Eddie Paranl became the first next Sunday afternoon to meet tha YouH a , too, In iWs Johnson 'Three-Way He four years: The Soonera got by, 27- just about''but of it, for they al­ leairue m ember to join the 400 Club ‘TVeathers” Any Storm • RED CEDAR SHINGLES OR 20 In 1953, in 19.64 it v/as 13-6, in ready have one defeat. IhiN *N he pfnned flnirlF* ram m perennially strong'Townies, - ti Johnson product. YO'**** Dartmoutli has wiiipped Penn of 143-152 and 112 for a fine 407 Irlnle. (6-3) and Browm (35-0). A Tale .1956 it waa 56-21 (Colorado blew On the ot)(er end of tha country, _ M aarkesier (IT) ■ bond. Rnastalostlefob- C l E C SHAKES TO MATCH YOUR HOUSE riaSy is .Other top worep were howled bv Piul Wrilhl' Bo'ble, M. Marques, victory could leave Prlncton in ARCHie^JOE You CAN"1' count on the weather, but you can count erect a lead! and Isst-year it was 27-19. Oregon harf become tha favorite Correntl 371 Ernie Pohl m.129-3f.O He Two-woy stretdi. v w r w GLASS CRACKS on Bantly’s automatic fuel oil delivery service no matter ^ $ 3 0 0 That last one was the only real to represent tlie Pacific Coaat Con­ John Areto 33« and Olive RoAnetto UiV- Tackles: Tinsley, M .'Oily. VIncek undisputed posseaaion of first place • TEMPERATURE CONTROL 390. .r or possibly create a three-way tic what the weather! fell fsirMtei ball game on the Sooners’ '56 sched­ ference in the Roae Bowl. The Web- w''"?u?"' *•'“ *'’’**<‘1. A., Marquea, MV WIFE ^ iawwt AND WITH AU. INSULATION foots are the only undefeated team WiLDON DRUG CO. for first. Dartmouth and Prince­ nor MS IssuSsTii ule. »’-nlers; Moske. Hnltncs. siNeeRrry i ^ The $quira When we take over—you don’t have to check with the I ■ DONT PAY US 1-CENT The '57 edition was the closest In the league and..need only get B acks; Drake, Roach. Duhosf. Webk, N l MAIN BT.—Ml 6-6S21 ton do not play until Nov. 23, the A N f W . A . 4 ^ HtdHtV MCOMMENO by Stanford thia week |o make it Florida this week. It should be in. Curry. Peirllln, Wvsockl. final week of the season. Weather Bureau everj’ day. We have our own forecast • WEATHER £ ROT PROOF SILLS yet with the Sooners coming from „ . „ .■•lyske <141 7IL APRIL. 1958 behiad in the last quarter to % balk all-but-certain. MisaiwilppI still must play tough Ends: Gorluini. Marinn.-rietcher. system tjiaf works like a charm. Washington. State still l^as a Tennessee. . Tackles: Patsnaude. Murdock, Mew • HEAVY DUTY ASPHALT SHINGLES 5 YEARS TO PAY up their 45th straight victory by han. Wiiga: ^ ^ J.A.WHITE We keep track of .vour fuel oil consumption and deliver the margin of a polnt-after-touch- chance, too, but to make It con­ ' Princeton and Dartmouth ahare' OUardii: Johnann, RAtiartiiv Haniaon. crete, Stanford will have to beat Canl^rn; Complon. LyDiFiu. GLASS CO. automatically. When th^ temperature drops—we push fdctoiy anil Display OPEN SUNDAYS lot youi Petsonal Inspection down. the • Ivy League lead with 3-0 ■MusarRuiy. < But all Wilkinson's troubles are Oregon, a large order. marks. Princeton plays Brown, the Backti: Oaufhxn. G^,v#r. Marino, Ban* SPECIALIZING IN -^^r-vFHice ariMNda New E6glish-builE Ford up the delivery date. Yoiir oil tank is NEVER empty. In the Southwest Conference, pre-season choice for the cham­ aon. Zablk. Uarhappfll^, Qutxm*n, , not- over for the year^ Oklahonia, Hf*nburn. Uiudon. PRICES s t a r t a t ranked No. .1 in tlie As.sociated where the unusual it the everyday, pionship, and Dartmouth faces Scor^' by pt^riodii: # - , Try us! CoU Ml 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 hxloy. FREE CATALOG • NO OBUGATION form l8„ holding up remarkably ManchMt^r ...... s,.' 0 7 18 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES SEDANS. Press poll, - has weaknesses, (The Yale, the improving defepding Hoivoki» ...... 7 • 0 7—-14> Sooners should not have any with Texas A&M still tha favorite champion, this week. TD: Drak^. Wf'bb, n^jniRnt*, Holmm/ • CONVEDTIILES “Qur Reputation ” COAST LUMBERRAiwtH An., nm8m, c«m . to become host team in the Cotton (%eyer. VVIWI UMInnJty H ill trouble with Kansas' State this Utah is leading the Skyline Con­ Marino, GENERAL CONTRACTING DELCO-HEAT la Your Aasuraaco’* week or Missouri the.. following' Bofwl, The Aggies smashed Baylor PAT-t Wobh (plac^m^nt) 3: Clcmantf • STATION WAGONS ference with 3-1 after having (paM>; Marino eaten Wyoming Saturday, . - "f. . -t ... Dayi ream to tough Notre Dame. A victory Arkansas.’Texas also Is up there, Idaho State, undefeated in five FREE ESTIMATES»MORTGAGES ARRANGED oyer Oklahoma would cement Irish and thait’B a surpriaia. 'The Aggies gameif, la the heavy favorite to Has O thrr .biterrsfs •• Bob Taylop, |U9,000 bonus r«- coach Terry Brennah’a po'slUon, and Longhorns meet Nov. 28. go on and win the Rocky Moun­ l>« • 1i ... . cruit catcher of tha Milwau­ Oklahoma, of course, has some­ Tied for Lead ' MORIARTY BROTHERS BANTIi xO lL CO. me tain Conferenci, w hll*' Houston, Kaelby, England OP) — The wo­ X. •\ ■ kee Braves, la a lata enrolias thing more at ataka than the Big Auburn and Mltaiaaippl ore tied among the iligiblea for'the Mia- ERNEST A. RlTCHIE-^ attempting to' catch up on men’s aeeeer taam in this Lincoln- 301*315 C E N T n STREffT — Ml 3*5135 131 M AIN S T8EET MANCHESTER. C O N H Eight championship this year. Tha for the Southeostara Oonferenca •ouri Valley title, ia virtually ta ■hira community h iu' folded up. If LIMHITT ST.— "TEL. MI 8.8171, MANCHESTER 8U Main St.. Manzlieater freshman studies at Southern Sooners'are eligible for the Orangs lead each with a S-fi mark. Tliey daaplia deap4ta a mediocra 2-S-l ov tn if Half tha playars are married bt TfikohoM MI 9-459S— Rockville—Phone TR 6.S2T1 UUnola Univeraity. ' ____ Bowl alnct Colorado represented don’t meet If Auburn fata powracord. { engaged, and no longer turn Out.-

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AutomobQcB tor Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI ■'t, BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Situations Wanted— Artides for Silt 45 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Wanted— ^To Bay 68 H o o ^ For Salt 72 Houses for Sale 72 Sabarban for Sale 76 • Jtoal Batata 77 Legal Notice NEED -a CART Bbort on a down R ^T ANN T.V. Clinic ser5ice call Female 38 t>OAM, TOP qusdity. Dark, rlph,; ClattifMd paymontSor bad your credit turned $2.50. 24 hour' service. Bonded BATHINETTE, baby c^rlage, RB^IN'ISHED sterilized used fur­ OLD GUNS (any condition), WEST BIDE—Silt-room Cftpe, four SIX ROOM RANCH, Green Manor TALOOTTVnXE- Vernon, $21,900. LISTINGS WANTED , MARRIED woman with knowfhdge no stonaa. Columbia Construction playpen, car* seat and electric niture. Living room sets, $39 and i,amu?¥“ » 2 ! ; .J g W s a . Pr»- down? DM't give up I For a' food work. MI 3-2958 or Ml 3-8877. swords, war relics,' iintiques, etc. doiwn, two finished up, large en­ section, like new, attached ga­ New Conn, contemporary, ultra bat# O im . October 22, MbT; — ------lujyj coin- S ee m s ui« e anv bovs the folks u k e of typing dasires position In doc Co. Tel. Coventry PI 2-8277 of sterillseK Cali, Ml 9-7866. $49. Sofa bed $39.50. Maple plat­ closed porch, ameslte drive, fine It costs no more to havs the bast IJoT THE ONES TMEV’O LIKE TO OISCOURAGE, Wllllmantlc, AC 8-3283. (one or whole coUectloii). 70 Mill rage, screened in patio, large lot, modem ranch. 64 acre, wooded EiUt# of Q«ers# D. Bbeild. * MvartisMiMt 3SS Main WEETEEN*) TURNS TUUM8S DOWN QN > SHE FLIPS FO R - tor’s office. MI 9-8593. form rocker, air cushion $37.50. Bt. Tel. MI 8-6717. locatiPlL For appointment to see aluminum storm/screen windows lot. Washer • dryer-refrlgerator- Insist on M. Lk 8. Bolton, In Mifflnstrlet, d#e*a- OIL BURNING parlor heater A-1 , Upon lb# appMeaOon e t Motora). MASON WORK. All kinds of re Maple arm chair $26.60. Maple call Uie IL F. DlmocK Co., Real­ and doors, fully equipped kitchen, buUt-ln oven-stovO are Included. CLASSIFIED ADVT. EXPERIENCED ^I>lst would like ROYAL AND SmiUi-Oorona port­ condition $26. Evenings call MI K r » im , prartns that leitars pair*. MI 8-1870, 7 to 9 p.m. LOVIlKPOV , m’9 A ofiiF,'ijfieP WESTHNAf he;« woNdEsruLf i;m V able and standard typewriters. breakfast set $39.50, Bedroom set tors. Ml iM)34B, Jose^ , Ashford, wall to waU carpeting, tile bath, For appointment to' see caU the istratlon may be frsiitea «a DEPT. HOURS 1»55 FORD two-door. t»^ lone. VOU’RE cwiMo: TININ& TO OftT what* that. lypibK to do at-bome or Saturday 3-5266. I ^ S call MI 9-4501. $39.60 to $85. Springs $4 to $15.60. BOY’S 24" bicycle. In good condl- Ml 9-6818,' Barbara Woods, MI and many extras, no agents. (^11 Multiple Listing Service eiUte represented InteataU' as Tiwms TO GET work. MI All mokes of adding machines * R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, ,MI Radio, heater. Fordiunatlc. Good w a t e r P u m p s and systems com­ 90 weu ED OF HIM BUT VOUORASaiP UlMTOaOSTtAUy Also beds, dressers, chests, book­ Uon. Call MI 9-9366. 9-7702,or Robert Murdock, ..MI owner: MI 9-4888. 9-5246, Joseph Ashford, M(I 9-6818, plication ea file more (w y a p i 8:1S A, M. to 4:30 P. M. pletely installed and repaired, MAMMERED.' WON’T TAKE sold or rented. Repairs - on All of Manchester condition JllOO. MI 9>e651 after IN? WiTH.ME.' ISN'T makes. Marlow’s. Bailding Materials 47 cases, maple, youth beds and 9-5972. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 or ~ORDEItSD; That said 8:30. \ Also water softeners and filters. more. New Chests, maple finish, kCANCHESTER -—Cooper St, Two- heard and deUrmtned a. . HE THE BlXPERIE^fCED typist desires typ­ PLAYPEN. In good condition. MI Robert Murdock, MI 9-8972. ARE YOU OONSn>ERINO CCM*Y CLOSING TIME C. A. Reynolds. Ml 9-5327. FOR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good 3 $29.95 and $39.95. New mattresses MANCHEliTKR - New six roont family, four rooms, first floor. Office in Andover In said 1954 ,PI.,YMOUTH Belvederb, two- ing at home. Call MI 9-3827. Square and Rebutt 18" No. 1 9-0963. ranch home in Rockledge sec­ SELLING-TOUR PROPERTTt the Slst dsy of October A-t, •% condition. $2.50 each. For further Wood shingles (4 bdls.) $13.95 to $29.50. LeBlanc Furniture Three room furnished apartment, VERNON—Five room ranch, large Ws wiU' ,appraise your property 1:00 0 clock in the afternoon, sad that FOR CLARIFIED ADVT. door atation wagon. Excellent'^n- tion. IH baths, eenunie til* Second floor, rents for $97.80. Hot kitchen, hot water heat, garage, Household Services information call 'ITie Herald, i per sq. $20.95 Hospital, 195 South St. - Rockville. free aiid withtmt anv . obUgatton. a public noUce be ftven of the pendeney MON. THRU FRI ' dition. Radio, heater, white waKs, Phone MI 3-5121. , ,, . c Open 9-8, Sat. till 5. kltebsn counters. Attached ga- water oil heat, 60 day occupancy, comer lot. Owner may rent with of said ap-qicaUon and the aad Hydrive. Can be seen at 73 Prince Offered 13-A Situations Wanted— Male 39 Insulation - per M $38.00 Rooms Wtthoat Board 59 rag*r amaalte drike, fully land- first floor. Price $17,200. Phone Ml option to buy. $16,300. aifford We also buy'property .for cash. place of bearins tbereen, Iv poMisMag 10^30 A. M. ton St., or call MI 3-6364, Make _ ’ ■ . .-scaped lot, $21,000. Call R. F. SeUlng or buying i n t a c t ' a copy of tbia order oae tiine bt sosss YOUNG MAN age 30. handicapped, PORTABLE GARAGE crane, ten • .Colored Shakes per sq. $13.95 COMBINATION gas and oil stove, 3-6278. Brae-Bum Realty. Hftnsen, Realtor. MI 8-1803. Eve­ OTANLET OtAT. Realtor newsMiper having a clreolctm hi salA SATURDAY 9 A. M. offer. ABSOL,UTB Bargain — Upholater- kneehole desks, ten pot burners" Framing Lumber (your iizes) $45. G.E. refrigerator, $25, wringer .Dimock 0&. Realtors. Ml 9-d84B, nings - David Summerfleld. TR IMatrleL and by poeting a oepp tteriH Irtm . custom made • _^ornices. desires Work related to architec­ HEATED, FURNISHED room With TWO-Fa MILY-—6-6, two car ga­ BRAE-BURN REALTY of on the public naa-tioat tai the Toim tural drafting. Trade School and heating stoves, three large V-truckloada-y pfr M $93.00 type washing machine, $35. Phone JoMph AUiford, MI 9-6818, Bar­ 8-9618. Ml 8-6271 1951 STUDEBAKER ton pickup. drape^’and *lip covers, $49.60 and work benches, several steel stools, ' MI 3-8486. bath. MI 9-487*. < bara 1K)ods, Ml 9-7702, or Robert rage. Prime location. St. James of ^Iton In M i d District, all at Isast rOVB OOOPERATIOW WILL Good condition 1185. 1942 Oldsmo- up. Choice of fabrics. Call Mrs. graduate, hlght school student Oak FlooHng (1x3) per M $172.00 Parish. AH large rooms, • $18,800. ELLINGTON— Pleasant Six room five days before laid day of baoilag. now. Desires junior drafting or jigsaw ,'I'a ton chain falls. M I, ROOMS WITH ligRThouaelreeplag. MuCdo(»,’'.MI 9-5972. CHARLES H. NlCTOLflOKT8i3g*. BE APPKECIATED . bile six, Hvdramatic. Good condi­ Holmes, Ml 3-7083. 9-2052. ■ • c . Western Framing—loads USED FURNITURE ft APPLI­ Call . the R. F. Dimock Co.. Colonial with g a i^ e on bus line. Legal NoOo)- tion, 330,'MI 3-5383. as a junior salesman in home con­ only— per M $112.00 ANCES, very reasonable at Al­ Centrally loosted. Mra. Dotsey, 14 NEyv SPLIT LEVEL, 1600 square Realtors. MI 9-5245,’ or Joseph Walking distance to public and FURNITURE repalrmg and refit.- struction. Write Box X, Herald. Arch St OBDBB o r NOnCK INFANTS SHOES made to order. 1x12 TAG Sheathing- bert’s Trade In Store. All on easy feet, Rockledge SecUon; 2)4 baths, Ashfi^rd, MI 9-6818. Barbara parochial schools, $14,500. Clifford STATE OF CXlNNECnCUT, DIetrtet Dial M l 3-5121 1951 COMMANDER Studebaker, in ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ 100% wool felt. Soft and beautiful. terms. two-car garage. Reduced to Wood*. Ml 9-TO2. Robert Mur- Hansen, Realtor, MI 3-lSOS, eve- of Andover, u. Probate Court, October good condition. Reasonably priced. ture Repair Service. Talcottvilie, 5000' minimum— pe^, M $93.(K) WEUL. HEATED'room, cbnUntlbus GrzybeksM ark Either retail or wholesale for in- ■ hot water, private entrance, gen­ $24,900. For further information . dock. MI 9-SK72. nings David Summerfield TR 21. A.D. 19*7. Call PI 2-8243. Ml, 8-7449. , Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Pine Jamb* ' eftch $2.89 WASHING MACHINE $19. OU heat­ or ' appointment to see call 8- 9615. . . Eetate of Frrmella' Brouseeau, late formation call MI 3-5278. tleman. 101 Uhestnut St. of the Town of Cotumbia In eatd DIe­ 25th -Anniversaiy Clam Shell Casing per ft, er $14.50, Electric Refrigerator The R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ MANCHESTER—Move right in this trtet. deceaeed. 1952 OLDSMOBILE . 88. Excellent FLAT FINISH Holland window MANCHESTER PET CENTER tor .XMAS TREES (wHolesale). Select-. $49.50. Gas range $16. Living room tors. MI 9-8245, Joseph Ashford, six room home In cen tr^ loca­ BOLTON — Four bedroom house all your pets and pets’ supplies. 4x8 Mahogany V Joint ROOM TO RENT. Inquire ’ State The Admlnletrator, having exhibited Lost and Found condition D^^' iri school and shades, made to measure. All ed Balsam and Spruce that sells Paneling per ft. 22',4c set $79.50. Bedroom set $39. Bunk MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI tion. Steam oil heat. Price in,800. located comer Route 44-A, and hie adminletratlon account with, said needs rash. The first $695 of best metal Venetian blinds at a r.ew 0>nn. bred Parakeets guaranteed Tailor Shop. 8 Bissell Street MI Eetate to this Court for allowance and Mr. a i^ Mrs. Thsiojior* OnijfiMk. on sight. Renowned quality. Mod- , beds comp’ete with springs $22. 3-5047, MI 8-73*3. 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI South Road, Bolton, consisting of INVALID WOMAN lost a black offer lakes it. Phdne Ml 9-0751, low price. Keys made while )ou 30 days. Singing ijanaries, ham­ Plyscord 4x8 CD .per ft. 11c 9-1842. > ' made appIleaUon for an order of dis­ 193 Lydali 8t., celebrated thalP , crate prices. Retailers triple in- . Three piece wrought Iron living 9-6972. , two baths, two (ireplhcea, two-car tribution. it la . 20th wedding annlveisaTT paiUr* and honev Colored four month w*st. Marlow’s. sters, Cute mixed breed puppies, vestments, Esrly sellouts. Writ* ‘ Knotty Pine Paneling —All 8' room set $39.95. Breakfast set 5 HEATED ROOM. (%ntral cdntlnu- garage, patio, outside fireplace, ORDERED: That the 2nd 'day of male Bessie, Tuesday morning, $5 and up. All types of cages and for price brochure. Hughes Farm, —fropi per lineal ft, SHc pieces $39;‘‘ (9 x 12) linoleum rugs ous hot water. Kitchen privileges, SIX R(X)M Cape, centrally loca'ted BEAUTIFUL six room randi,' en­ oil heat, brass plumbing, amealte November A.D. 19S7, at UOO o’clock In day with a cocktail and dUmsT vicinity Manchester Green. Call Auto DrlrtnE School 7-A WEAVING of bums, moth holes stands. Used aquarium supplies Flush Doors—Varnish Grade $13,800. Aluminum siding, ameslte closed rear porch, cellar, partial the afternoon at the Probate Office In pafty at the Roaemeunt Raataii* and tom clothing, hoeiery h^ns. Bemardston, Maas. $4. Sofa beds $23. Hollywood beds separate entranc*, gentleman. drive, combination asphalt and Andover be. and the same is. assigned MI J-714*. in stock. Save money. Open —As low as $4.99 with box springs and mattress and Parking. MI 3-4724. drive. This home is'on excellent recreation room, .,141’ frontage, wood Bbingle roof. Lake privileges. for a hearing on the allowance of said rant, Bolton. About 70 ralativaa LARSON’S DRIVINa School handbags repaired, stpper re­ ARTAFRBtfOl Thurs., Krl. 9-9. All day Mon. USED UNDERWOOD typewriter. , 18" Gray Primed Shakes hcadboarfl $34, (0 x 12) Axmlnster only $18,700., Carltoii W. Hutchins, Inquire on premises or call MI administration account, with said Es­ and frlenda from Maeaechuaett* IjOST —Paaa Book No. 85*5. Sav­ Manoheater'a only trained and placement. umbrellas repaired^ iVtSHflUeGDOift Phone MI 9-4273. ^ 9-8 13 2. ^ tate. and tbfs Court directs the Admin- Torrington and Manchaatar mt^ in first class condition, has had Rebutt Prime per sq. $11.50 rugs $39. Maple bedroom set $4?. PLEASANTi CLEAN room for two 9- 9128 or Ml 9-6191. tstrator, to cite alt persons Interested ins* Department of the Manches- certified Instructor For your safe­ men’s shirt collars reversed and emCABo /3,iu. complete overhaul. Phone MI gentlemen at Center with parking, ten d ed .. ALWAYS A discount, on pet sup­ therein to appear at said time and ’ter Trust Company, Application ty We are trained to teach proper­ replaced. Marlow’s Llttl* Mend­ 3-7204.' Free home Planning And WESTINGHOUSE REFR'-GERA- bath and ahower, 29 Hazel St. MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-77(a MANCHESTER SUBURBS BOLTON— $18,600 — New custom pllme. by publishing a copy of this The tAblaa were attractively dso* made for payment.______ly. HI. 9-eOTS. ing Shop. plies at Porterfield’s Pets Supply, built Cape on large wooded lot. order In some newspaper, having a cir­ 2 Consulting Service TOR, scratched In a few places. 9-7083. or Robert MurdoclQ MI M 9-8972. orated with cut flowsra, plae* Rt. 5 and Chapel Rd., South Wind­ You can save $125.on this, also a Custom build 6*4 room ranch, 4(4 rooms down, two unfinished culation In said District, and by post- earda and favora. A dmared wed­ f o u n d —Black and brown female MORTLOCK’S-^Manchester’s lead­ REPAIRS ON small appliances — sor. JA 8-3391. 1956 QUAKER burner. Can be seen Write for oUr Window Folder BEAUTIFULLY furtitahed front FIVE R(X)M ranch, full basement, large sun room, two baths, approxi­ ing a copy of this order on Hie public lamps, etc. circular and hand saws LAUNDROMAT and an ELEC­ up, near Bolton Center, Thia beau­ elsn-post In lb# Town of Columbia, ding cake decorated and baked by monsrel. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog ing Driving School offera the moat Mililwcry Dressmaking J9 Bonds— Stocks MortEages 31 Help Wanted— Male 36 at 72 Oak Street. room. Hot Water heat. Tile bath with fireplace, full Insulation, mately 64 acre, half mile to Man­ tiful Cape has Just been com­ where deceased last dwell, and sent — In driver Mucatlon. Thousanda 6f recor^itioned-. Sharpening service. TWO HHGLISH Setter pups, four NOBOlbY — BUT NOBODY TRIC RANGE which came in Mrs. Michael liwick warn the een- Warden. M I 3-8504. scratched from the factory. You and shower. Parking. MI S-7118. plasterfid walls, large kitchen, chester. Asking. $28,000. pleted and is ready (or occupan­ A coraaga of eweetkeart satisfied stlldents. 200.000 mile’s Hours 8 to 5, Thurs. till 9. Acme DRESSMAI^ING. alterations, spe- DEBTS HEAVY? Dial CH 6-8897 SALESMAN—To take over estab­ months old. Pure bred with REVERE MOVIE projector. Model UNDERSELLS NATIONAL near schools and stores. Call own­ & «er;e?JS4s!* terpl^. FOUND—Brown and white female papers. Call MI 3-4943. can save $90 on these. Also a Edge' of Manchester, large’ 83 cy. Cali the R. F.\Dlmoek Oo., Mr. Louts C. Vegtard.il Moulton Ct. rosef woaWl praaented’to Mre. O ri^ accident free Instructions. MI Sales and Fixit Shop, 117eautlful blond and mahogany bed- foot ranch, seven rooms, flreplace, bek by her naphewg, Michael, WU* 9-7398. Steucek how a second mortgage Will average $8,000 first year and 8 p m. Ml 9-0217. , , factory a little damaged, you Heat and hot water. 35 Foster St. ford, MI 9-S8IS, Barbara Wood*, Mr. Dennis L. Brousseau, Columbia, Vfarden. MI 3-8504^______CONTROL BRED babv Parakeets NATIONAL LUMBER, INa MI 8-8547. NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St, double garage, Very nice. Reduced Conn. liam and Robert Zwlck. The eoiq)I« on your home to combine bills (draw-commission-bonus). Most at 134 Gienwood Street. Orders can’t even see these slight imper­ MI 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI MANCHESTER Drl'ving Academy can be paid off at a cost of only Manchester/ Five rooms, complete to $22,000. Adlena Brousseaa, - 61 Moulton Ct„ received many beautiful gUla. FOUND—One male Collie, sable Buildina— Contracting 14 leads furnished, 28-45, ear. high being taken for Christmas. Open 381 s t a t e s t r e e t fections, but you can save $100 on FOR RENT—Front room, heated, 9-8972. Wllllmantlc, Conn.' ' guarantees results. Expert Instruc­ Moving— IVuckhig a penny a month for each dollar type personality, prefer family WOMAN S NEW English bicycle. full rear dormer, 1% baths, fire­ 1790 Colonial 18 rooms, oil heat, Mrs; Vsra Scarborough. South Wind­ They were married bn Oet S3 in and white. Call Lee Fracchla. Dog tion, dual controlled '’sr. Call PI dally, three to nine. MI 9-6572. Call MI 3-4501. NQRTH HAVEN. CONN. these Big BARGAINS. Here’s an­ hot water, parking, centrally lo­ ham, Conn., , S t Maiy’a Church, IVlIliiRaaaett. Storage 20 of debt. $1000 can be repaid at man. good closer, have ability to place, basement garage. Go to end bam. 15 acres, on bus line, $17,900. COLUMBIA LAKE—NewV three t <8 V V Warden. MI 3-8394. 2-7249. Day or evening a p p ^ t- Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 other big value, A g o r g e o u s cated, gentleman preferred. 69 all at least flvs days before said time 8 $22.25 per month. Connecticut develop new business from cus­ BOXER PUPS AKC registered, of Porter St., <3arter St, Short dis­ Extra large Cape, six rooms, two bedriwm -custom builtlit rOitch asstimed. Moae., and have reeided in Man- menta. RETAINING W AU ^ built and living room suite which came in Birch Street, phone MI 9-7129. tance further on right. Thom cheater for the past 30 veers. He land clearing. MI 9-6275. MANCHESTER Package Delivery'. Mortgage Exchange, 15 I.ewis St., tomer radiation, free to close sale red fawn, $45 to $50. Call MI FOR SALE Two small children's from the factory soiled in a few baths, fireplace, attached garage,! home overlooking lake,B. Corner CHARLES H. NICHOLSON, Judge. LJghi trucking and package deliv­ Hartford. evenings, splendid future for right 9-0018. Shannon, Builder, MI 8-7469, BU nice location, toWn road, 115,200. double lot with privatette water ie esaociated wi& the doneeUdet* Penonata chairs. $4,50. Call MI 3-4501. Diamonds— atches— places, you can save $160 on this, A ROOM NEXT to bath and show- 9-1418. AT A COURT OF PROBATE hoMen ed Cigar Oorp. oa aupertatendant Business Services Offeretl 13 BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. ery. Relrigerators. washe'ra and man. For appointment call Uni­ and baby furniture, dining room er. private home, parking. MI ViUage Center — id room's, oil rights. SuUt-ln kitchen appli­ at AndoVsr, wUhln and for the District Alterations, additions. garages. stove moving specialty. Fhldlng versal Food-Freezer Service, be­ Jewelry 48 ances, 1(4 baths, extra large or Andover on the 3$nd day of October, of the Manchester farm. ELECTRIC r a z o r s repaired. PERMANENT ANTI- nets, sofas, chairs, lamps, and a 9-0887 after 4:30. , MANC3HESTER Vicinity - Small steam neat, (could be two familv)', AD, 1967. HILLS' TELEVISION Service. Re-sidtng specialists. Easv budg­ chairs for rent. Ml. 9-OTS2 Help Wanted— Female 35 tween 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Meriden BEAGLE, one year old, male. MI host of others. If you need a new garage. % acre lot, $14,800. closets, full basement. Artesian Laot Tueaday n high Maae in Parts and cutting heads for all 9-6941. LEONARD W. YOST Jeaeler. re- community of quality ranch well. An exceptional location. H. Present. Ron. Charlea H. Nicholson, thalr honor was oelebrated to Bt. Remington, Sunbeam, Norelco, Available at all times. Philco fac­ et terms. MI 9-8495 or TR MANCHESTER - Movmg and BE 7-3163. FREEZE pair-, adjudts watchea expertly. mattress—we Just got i2 Sealy homes, three bedrooms, hot water Cute four room ranch (1981), nice Esq., I.udgs, tory supervised service. Tel. MI 6-9102. SEWING Machine operators want­ Posturepedlc mattresses which Boarders Wanted 59-A S. Collins, (jwner. Phone AC- On molTon of IVedsrtek J. Cooper. Brldget’a Church. Schick. Russell’s Barber Shop, trucking Co Ml. 8-8563. Uwn^ ed. Industrial e.xperience not nec­ Raaaonabla prices. Open dally. heat, ceramic bath, cellar, (4 fenced yard. $9,100. 8-9238. Administrator, on the estato of M ^Io cantor Oak and Spruce. 9-9898...... DUMP TRUCK driver wanted. Ap­ $1.94 Gallon. Thursday evenlnga. 129 Bprucr are a little soiled, you can have --Mm'-MtSteel 9wldt’”BMer’"Uf' ARCHAMBAULT. Builder and and operated ty Walter B. Per- essary-, will train good home ply Thomas Golla Co., 251 Broad Articles for Sale 45 acre, trees, only $12,680. Low F.H. Waterfront —Five room year R. Cooper,', lats of ColumbiA within Regular $3.25 value Street 90. 9-4887. $15 off the list price. A. down payments. Carlton W. nid dletrtc(/,decsaa*d. Mrs. a n y to k , and SCra. J-bhn RE^’RIQERATION salea and serv­ general contractors. Roofing and rett Jr. seamstress. Day shift. 8-4:30. Also Street. i. ROOM AND BOARD, GenUeman. 'round cottage, choice location, ANDOVER, Hickory Drive. NearW This Court decree that six months H ertl were hoeteeesa at the party WANTED by office girl, a ride to Hutchins, Ml 9-8132. $10,800. I - and from Hartford. Hours 9-4, Vi­ ice. Commercial, residential, air alterations. Call MUrdock 8-4298, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local night shift, 5-10 p.m.. Apply Cole’s Di.scount Stati THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE Tel. Ml 3-7B7s. new 8(4 room ranch, 24x88 (8 bed- be allowed and'jtmited for the creditors yaaterday. condltlonera, freesere. A. and W. or MI 3-1440. Kaklar Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard St. SALESMEN KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, of said estate td^exhlbtt their claims cinity o f ' State Capitol. Call MI and long instance moving pack­ 358 Main St. Tel. MI 3-4327. 436 Center St. Fuel and Feed 49-A including bednxim, living room room—ranoh,; Fully Furnished —Four rooms, rooms) carport, ameslte drive, against the sameXlo tbs administrator Refrigeration Co. Ml 9-1237, Ml For wholesale routea. Five day and dinette. Only $125. fireplace, furnace, basement ga­ screened porch, baseboard radia­ I-13TO. ALL TYPES of carpentry work ing, storag* Call MI. a-SlFr. Hart­ WANTED — Woman for general Apartment»—Rats— two acre .ot, near Minnechaug Dr.’ and directs that pubtle noUee bo gtven 9-MSO. MI 9KKISB. week, salary and commission. Paid SNOW REMOVAL equipment. SEASONED HARDWOOD for firc- paneled den, ceramic tile bath, rage. artesian well, % acre, town tion, hot water heat, oil, full cel­ of this order by advertising in a news­ done, alt^lrationa, dormers, roof­ ford CH. 7-1428. laundry work. Five day week, vacation and holidays. Health, wel­ "COMPTONS " Reference material HUNDREDS of other bargains too Tenements 63 paper having a clrcuMHen in said dls- Snow blowers or push type blades (encyclopedia), >j price, reason­ places and furaaces. 24 " and 18’’’. walkout basement, partially com­ road, only $7,600. lar, Venetian blinds, combination Wet and by posting a copy thereof on AboutTow n ‘Aotonoblles for Sale 4 CLEIAN AND ^alnt those gutters ing, porches, etc. Call ,MI’ 9-5981. good pay. New System Laundry, fare. hospitalization and retirement Edward Yeomans. PI 2-7279, numerous to mention. screens, storm windows. Extra Harrison St. for tractors and tillers. Capitol able for sale. One a new set. MI pleted game room, owner being State Road—Eight rooms, bath, the. public sign post la said Toirn of now. Avoid costly repairs later. LIGHT TRUCKING and small jobs benefits, Stead.y employment. Equipment Co., 38 Main. Ml TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ large lot 206x167, excellent condi­ Columbia, nearest tIM piwo where ihd Ml. 8-1883. FOR YOUR new building, re­ Apply 9-4856 after 3 p.m. ment with bath. 419 North Main transferred out of state. Reduced (4 acre, quick sole, $5,600. Bt Brldgst’a MoUwra Clrel* BEFORE TOO BUT a oaod ear done reasonable. Ml 9-7853. 3-7958. A—I^B —E—R—T—’S to $19,700, Shown by appointment tion, Immediate occupancy, re­ deceased last dwelt. oae Ootiaabi Motor Salea. Bmcb modeling, Or repairs call Wm. WOMAN AS mother’s helper with­ CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. Garden— Farm— Dairy 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD St. MI 9-0576. Over 100 other Colonials, farms, Certified from Breord \ will meet this evening at the home OUNDER'8 T.V Service,, available Kanehl, Contractor and Builder. out own family responsibilities, to STORM SASH-One *30x51, four only. R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtors. markable value $14,700, Goodchlid CHARLES K. NlOIQUklR, Judge. o f Mnu Paul PbiUlpa, IBS Mala SalM and. Sanrlee, 3H Main 621 Conn, Blvd., East Hartford HEATER, new and Used wood, Products 50 MI 9-5246. Joseph Ashford, MI houses and cottages. Call ua before Realty Co. MI S-792S, or BU 9-0989. Street ML S:4nn. Ojiea eeenlnga. any time. Antenna convertlona. Tel. Ml 3 7773. sleep in occasionally. MI 9-5148. .30x47. one 32x43, three 24x51, one o v in g t o TWO ROOM apartment. Private you buy. AT A COURT OF PRO] B t. The Rev. Jooeph B . McQhnit Philco factory supervteed service. Painting— Papering 21 coal, oil, gas. cook stove, ovens, 30x43, two 18x31. one 22x39. com­ ^ ' bath, hot water, stove, refrigera­ 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 stove boards, stove pipe, dampers, COOKING AND eating apples. 75c CHICAGO at Andover, vHhln asd fertn e______of Bt JameaT Churek'wUl b * | i^ Tel. MI. 9-1488. GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, ONE COUNTER girl, luncheonette-; Salesmen Wanted 36-A bination door 86x80. Ml 9-4858 tor and heat. Apply Marlow's. 867 or Robert Murdoch, MI 9-8972. of Andmer, en the Mi day e< Oetoher, •peaker. Mambera have the pHvl* recreation and attic rooms built. EXTERIOR and interior painting. full time. F. W. Woolworth Co., wicks for all stoves, birds, new a 16 quart basket. Louis M. WELLES AGENCY Wanted— Real Eatate T7 A*D< IvoTe \ CLOSING OUT ALL. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging, after 3 p.m. 260 Bush Hill Rd. CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT Main Street. MAIN STREET OtCK'S WEATHERSTRIP Oom- Kitchens • snd bathrooms' re­ 814 Main St. Apply to Mr. Ruhmel. AUT05tOBILE salesman wanted mattresses, springs. roU-a-way . SO J.WANT A RELIABLE...... l a r g e BRICK FRONT Ranch ..... " USED CARS pqny, doors and windows cuatom modeled. Robert M. Alexander. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. immediately. Ideal conditions. Ap­ bed, vanity, tables, linoleum rugs, AVAILABLE NOW — Four room House, 8 bedrobma, l4x2i‘ living (Co v e n t r y , c o n n . Fully covered by insurance. Call 12 GAUGE L. C. Smith gun. 22 GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. The TRUSTWORTHY PERSON USHNOS w a n t e d —Single, two- On, modoa of Ralph R. Omfthwalte. work, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1583 MI 9-7716. ply L & L Motors, 634 Center St. linoleum by the yard, many items WHO’S GOING heated apartment. Stove and re­ room with paneled fireplace wall, PI 2-7366, PI 2-7932, PI 2-6718 Administrator ea the estate < Mrs. Olorto Davia MO W ood- ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. Remington -matchmaster sporter best eat'ng and mealy potatoes family, three-famtly, - business C. Crosthwalte, toZ*<>f Oolnm) bridge Bt, community aervlea after 8 p.m. RELIABLE WOMAN to do house­ too numerous to mention. This housekeeping frigerator, second floor, nice loca­ kitchen with dining area, ceramic b a r g a in s g a l o r e stock is left over from Jones gun. MI 9-7420 after 4 p.m. grown. Delivered to your door. tile bath, basement garage. R. In said dietriet deesosed. chaiymaa cC til* AnartoaE Legion work. Call MI 9-9628. Help Wanted— Call Hathaway, MI ))-*4S8. TO t a k e o v e r tion. $106 monthly. Call MI MANCHESTER - VICINITY This Ctouri deth decree that ate CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. Alumirum Storms and PAINTING AND paperhanging. Furniture store. Must be sold for F. Dlmock ft Co. Realtors, Ml $9,600—Seven milea'from Manches­ Auxilia^, requesta u«ab6Rg who 1998 Plymouth four dooK sedan. Good clean workmanship at rea- Male or Female 37 CROSLEY. small kitchen range, UNPAID BALANCE 3-7925. months he aHewsd and Ihnitad (or tbs SiiiaU impllancea repaired. 181 Screens 14-A EARN FOR Christmas with Avon. any price. Come and- convince HAND-PICKED MeIntMh apples. 9-5245; Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6818; ter Center, four room ranch, full creditors>ra of am' estateest ie eahibit their are trahiig to aaalst to EHiag Radio and heater. $1295. ' sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ But start now. Early bird custom­ yourself. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. electric. Used oil burner. In geiod ’ Monthly Payments FOUR ROOM flat. Venetian blinds, Barbara Woods, KQ 9-7702; or 9-6878, 109 Henry S t claims I some .to the North M ^ St. Ml 3-8517, reii- $1.50 a bushel. Joseph Novelll $23.28 basement, redecorated inside arid Istrator _ HallowelnbagB fior the klddts* to dence MI 8-6960. chester. Raymond Flake. MI. ers have .started gift orders, and A & P TEA COMPANY Sale Thursday, Friday and Satur­ condition. MI 9-7.598. tile bath and kitchen. Business Robert Murdock, MI 9-5972. r^uid^dlneto'ttat'^ iwtiea 1955 Ford V8 four door sedan. ALUMimra WINDOWS, doors, 9-9237. Farm. Mountain Rd.,.Glastonbury. NEW FURNITURE out. 85x200 ft. lot, artesian well. BELLINQ, Buying, TradingT L.M.* bo gtvenin pf. . this__ order by advertWng report s^ the Lagten Homo jalousies, porches, awnings. Free the big fall season Is under way. Application.s accepted for day from 10 a.m.-4 p.’m couple Or adults perferred. Call New FHA mortoage available. In a newspaperwspaper havte a elretdatton to WedneedayNat 7:30 p.m. Radio, heat'er, Fordomatic, $1295. And Appliances MANCHESTER—Green Area. Six M.L. iwhlch means Uve Modem estimates. Call N. B. Chase Co., Secure territory and training now. Grocery, Clerks in Manches­ HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 *n 9-2420. $12,900—^Bolton—Near Manchester, —Multiple List)—all your real es­ 1956 Ford V8 Country sedan, eight MORTENSEN TV.'Bpeclalized RCA Courses and Classes 27 Call MI 3-5195. ARTISt SPECIAL of the week. room Cape, basement garage. Ex­ ter on full-time basis. Household Goods 5J -MONTHS seven room Cape, five down, two tate the modem way. The Elio- Town ,of Cohunbia, neore^tha place Memorial Tsmple, No. St. Fyth* paaaenger. Radio, heater. $1495. televialon service. Ml 9-4841 Artist’s case $5^25. now $3.87. cellent condition. CaU the R. F. unfinished up, steam heat, do­ where the deeaased last dwelt DIESEL — HEAVY equipment. Many Benefits f sold this to a young couple 3 Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-8245 wortb Mitten Agency, E ^ t o n , ton B iM ^ win held a ftwd aala Florists-—Nurseries 15 WOMAN FOR general housework Sherwin-Williams, 981 Main St. ANTIQUE rURNTTURB, silver, TWO ROOM furnished apartment. mestic hot water, plenty of kitch­ 8Q 8-6980, _"t—' / CertlflM from Record 1955 OievToIet four-door sedan. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlng, Trained and experienced men are two mornings a week. Phone Ml Paid Holidays months ago.! but they are ndt get­ On bus line. MI 3-8038. or Joseph Ashford MI 9-6818, Bar­ CHARLES H. WICHOLBOW, Jndg*. at Hale’a Thuraday at StSO a-nt TWO FAMILY glass, china, and used furniture ting married. en cabinets, arterian well. Pri­ Mris. Andrew Johai^ 44S Maitil Radio, heater. 81295. Spaeiallzlng in old floors. Ml ORCHID corsages for special oc­ needed in this area for the Diesel 9-6898. Five Day Week bought and sold. Furniture Repair bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert 9-5750. BLOND BEDROOM FIVE ROOM heated apartment, un­ vacy. 4(4% mortgage. LISTINGS WANTED, single v^AT A COURT OF PROBATE bolden B t., or Ebccallant Chiaf Mka. Dorla casions at Hilicrest Orchids. Also and hca\-y equipment’ indusjry. Good Starting Wage St. JaiBBs' Parish Service. MI. 8-7449. Murdock, MI 9-8972. $14,200—Vernon—5(4 foom ranch, two-family bouses. Member of 'Bt Andover, within and for the DIstriet 1956 Dodge four-door sedan. Radio, , You may qualify with proper Sick Benefits LIVINO ROOM SUITE furnished. near shopping area anci of Aiidijvef, on the 86th day of Oetober, Swallow, SO Oak Orov* Bt, may SHED IxIRMERS. garages and all potted plants and cut flowers. ’I'R • SEPTIC TANKS 'knotty pine cabinets, fireplace, MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Rank A.D. 1867. heater, automatic transmlaeion. 5-3610. training and experience. If you Help Wanted— Male 36 Pension Plan Cleaned and Installed SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall 6-PC, DINETTE SET transportation. Available at once. $1,000 DOWN, 6 ^ rooms one floor, be caned if pickup to deaiied. types of Carpentry, work. Roofing, Duplex SHind 6. Twn ear garage. ■’Westlnghouse” Elec. Ref. ceramic bath, domestic hot tor. Ml 9-1107, any time. - Present Hon. Charles H. Ijgefaolsea, I119S. are mechanically inclined or have Hospitalization Very large rooms. Prime loca­ tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle, from 7c Call Ml 9-8143. hot water baseboard heat, garage, Esq., Judge. siding, guttag work. For free esti­ “ Cloric" Combination Range two acres, trees. Carlton W. water, baseboard heat, aluminum A combined quiet day and pro- mechanical background, take the ROUTE SALESMAN for estab­ Group Insurance • SEWERS tion. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, stontM, windows and screens, On motion of Joseph F. FoUmaim, 1954 Oldsmoblle 88 four-door sedan. mates. call -MI 9-8933, or MI Roofing— Siding IG lished laundry and dry cleaning Vacation with pay . at the Green. "Maytag" Washer Hutchins, Realtor. Ml 9-8132. Administrator on tbs estate of Mary B. m m meeting wlU be held at tb* Radio, heater, hydramatlc, power 3-8700. first step today to inquire about Machine Cleaned Busineaet Locations wall to wall carpeting, artesian Legal Notice Pohimann. late of Cehtmhla, wilhhi this hightpay Industry. Write route. Salary, commisalon, many Apply da.ily between 8:30 a.m - "Emerson" Television Set said district, deceased. North Methodist CSiureh tom orrow ateerl^ and power brakes. $1295 FOR THE best In shingle and built $18,500 ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom "Hoover" Vacuum 64 EAST HARTFORD — Five room well. G.i; -4(4% mortgage. HOME KNITTING machines and about training without obligation. benefits. Apply in person. New 6:00 p.m. at A ft P Supermarket,! for Rent $15,980—Coventry, Rt. 44A. Gamr . This Court d ^ deerso - that ate with two leaden and a minute- up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. • INSTALLATION made cornices and drapes. Slip Also Included Sealy innerspring two-story single. Aluminum ORDER o r HEABIKO months he allowedvond Umltsd for Um woman lit obaervaneh oC.tha week 1964 Studebaker V8 station wagon. sewing machines, sold, serviced Tractor Training Service, .Box Y, 116 E. Center Street, Manchester, storm windows and screens, do- bolati-built six room Cape. Three' OTATE OP CONNECTICUT. District credltere of said mat* to ezhlWt ney and roof repairs call Coughlin Connecticut. — SPECIALIST THE R. F ,-D IH O C K X a covera,-4aji0 and up. Choice - of Mattress and-Box Spring, ‘/Alex­ ENTIRE BUILDING about . 6.500 eL-Andaver, Probate - -CouiL^^Tswb'- -.-of Of poansr.AiiiLfMlMeMtoH i r Radip, JheAter, overdrive. $795. and rented at your authorised MI 3-7707. Herald. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, ander Smith" Rugs, I^amps. square feet Suitable for stores, ’ niesfic hbf'watef;'baseb6ar(i neat.' aerwr- of land, flp ^ ffch ," "1(5 fhrir claim*- ogaloat'^the- -ahwe to the baths, plastered, walls, open Andover. October J4,. 1967/ Administrator and dineto mat pttbUe w n m ______1962 Ford v s Crestline. Hardtop, Brother Sewing Center, Ralph’s. WINDOW CLEANEP, Experienced Ml 9-524S JA 2-7780. Tables, Kitchen Cabiniet, inlaid and office, insurance company! hall, Needs repairs and redecorating. Estate of Maude L. Woodward, of notice he given of this oai ' fireplace room at’1:80 Inotaad ot Kellv Road, TalcottvUle. hU RAY’S ROOFING CO., ahlngla and Frivatp Itistructions '28 etc. Occupancy 3-6 months. In Comer lot. Business A Zone. One- stairway. Porch, (oversized two Bolton, in said District, on Inoopabls Using In a newspaper hat ? a elrcala- Radio, -heater, automatic. Very and dependable. Call MI 3-7614. Town M i GouHtry a few other articles. person. / 3 o'clock aa announced at the 8 m h 9-8487. built up roofs, gutter and con­ USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec­ Phone Me Immediately . center of town. One car garage for car garage with basement, (jan be car garage. View. ' \ tion in said district ai^ clean. 8745. DRUMMING lessons — Malthewf Joseph Ashford—Ml 9-6818 Present, Hon. Ohartss M. Nlcbolsoa. eoiw ther^ on the :puhli day morning aervlee. Tba avanblg ductor work roof, chimney re­ MAN TO as.semble pump lampa reation room, etc Good condition, Hartford CIHapel 7-0358 rent at the C!enter, CaU MI 9-8228, iised for repair work. Owner will $24,000 Cioventry — Outtemporary Judge » J said Town of Ooh M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Keevers, instructor. Studio. 20 DraiRtge Go. Barbara Woods—.'MI 9-7708 carry second mortgage. Price meeting will be in the church bal­ 20 othera to choose from. pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2214. spare lime. $3 hourly possible. reasonably priced. Potterton’s, 130 AFTER 7 P.M. CH. 6-4*90, or MI S-7444. home, ultra-modem, two story. . The executrix of the eetate-of the ptace tidisre'ihe'^^Ssoi cony at 7:1B. Each aertrlea wtB ice. Cleaning attics, cellars -and Ray Jackson, Ml. 3-8325. Portland £t. MI 9-0608. Easy Simple, easy. No canvassing. Robert Murdock—MI 0-5978 Center St., Kn 9-4537. $11,600. Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok­ 1,600 square feet living space. deceased conservator having (Uid la C-rttfiM freSrSSSltr ' H I 9-4143 See It Day Or Night Court an account of the doings of said CHARLES R. NICHOLSON. last appceocimataly cna hour. Small down payment. Bank rates. yards. Incinerators emptied, ashes method for beginners Ougor Enterprises, Caldwell, Ark. WANTED If you have no means of transpor­ er. MI 9-8910. Built-in appliances, 2(4 baths, two conservator to the date of his deothi U removed. Contract service avail­ ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ FRANK'S IS buying and selling Houses for Rent 65 heating units, large artesian weU, Is , \ tation, I'll, send my auto for you I MANCHESTER —Four bedrooms, able. M l 9-9757. pentry. Alterations and additions. Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 good used furniture and antiques No obligation! two acres of land. Tremendoua ORDEREDr That the list day of CHORCHES MOTORS Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ at 420 Lake St. Call anytime, 9 two baths, fireplace, many closets, view with southern exposure. October, 1967 at one o’clock m the RANGE BURNERS and pot burn­ A— L— B— E— R— T— ’S afternoon, at a Court of Probate to be POB IH B •Of DODGE teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn NEED A MORTGAGE? a.m.-8 p.m MI 9-6580; FIVE ROOMfl furnished. Apply 40 trees, large lot, spotless through- • Other Uatlngs Available heW.at the Probate Office to the Town ers cleaned and serviced, also new St. MI. 8-4880. GARAGE 43-45 ALL’YN ST., HARTFORD Benton St. .^ t. Good location, $18,900. Clif­ of Andover, be, and the same Is, *p- Listinga Always Needed QUALITY 80 OAKLAND STREET burners. Terms, cash. MI 9-0147. QUICK CASH available for first CHAMBER’S FURNITURE ford Hansen, Realtor. MI. 3-1303. poliitedAll or Cobbler modeling. Call for M. R, Jutras A Howley. Manchester Ml 3-5381. products preferred. All $50. MI 9-7010. Six room home being renovated. ing lot or Industrial land in trade. cr-rtlfl*d mall, mstsge prepaid, to: OPEN n U . B BTENINOS FIXJRIDA bound, will sub-let my Call Builder-Owner MI 3-6321. Mrs.. Ei,ie...... Ohneon. M. Johnson. Executrix Executrix Son. 22 Trumbull Street, MI 9-0279 75 Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4221 replies held in confidence. CHAMBER’S FURNITURE Extra iarge lot, 500 x 160. New c/o Hunt. Averill and Johnaon Evenings arid Sunday JA 3-5154 SALES SPEED QUEEN washer, Servel re­ home for the winter. Completely oil burner. Vacant, trades consid­ 750 Main Street $17,900 OPERATOR frigerator, porcelain top extension MANCHESTER — Seen all the BARLOW MOTOR SALl Heating and Flpmbing 17 10 a.m.-S p.ni. 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. furnished.. Steam heated modem ered. Asking $14,900. T. J. Crock- Hertford. Connecticut, WRITE BOX U table and four chairs, double ma­ (our rooms and bath. Garage. On ett, Realtor, MI 3-1577 or MI- others? Good. Now aee and com­ kll at leaet five dayii before said day WINDSOB AVE,. BOOKVIIXE>-PHONE TB B-S Luxury Look! THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. pare this lovely five room ranch. of hearing. 8; WATSON, PLUMBING and heat- G.E. ELECH'RIC range, double hogany bed, maple table with ex­ tarred road. Coventry, PI 2-8374. 9-7751. CHARLES H. NICHOLSON, Judge. ing contractor. New Installations, C.O Harold Paid vacation and sick leave. Blue Cross, Retirement Plan. tension leaves, other, articles. Stone front.' large living room, SEPTIC TANKS Ml 9.5245 If you want to settle down In Manchester working in a oven, all white, good condition. alteration work and repair work. Phone Ml 9-7830. Tuesday after three o’clock and ROCKVILLE—Three room, . new HENRY ST.—Five room ranch- dining room (or three bedrooms), MI 9-3808. AND .Joseph Ashford—Ml 9-6*18 friendly atmosphere — apply in person to Mr. Walter all day Wednesday. 107 Deepwood apartment, heated, electric range, with built-ins, and recreation garbage disposal, combination Barbara W'oodi^MI 9-7703 Ferguson. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, $85. Drive. refrigerator, dispbsal, no pets. room in basement. Many extras. windows ahd doors, attached ga­ PLUGGED SEWERS Robert Murdock—MI 9-5973 Excellent condition, carriage CaU TR 5-2505 or TR 5-5050, T. J. Crockett Realtor, Ml 3-1577 rage, terrific lot. 90x298, con­ PLUMBING AND heating—repairs ! stroller, etc. MI 9-6295. -or MI 9-7761. venient location. Bowers school; THREE ROOM apartment, garage, and contract work. Call MI 9-8541. ffianrl|PBlfr Hom ing ^rralii Musical Instruments 53 $18,900. Cieszvnaki-Felter Agency. ?5r All Linens Machine Cleaneil CHEST TYPE freezer and automar Vernon, Copn. Modem conven­ WILL sell or trade. Name your MI 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. LLOYD’S PLUMBING Sendee as-1 Septic Tanks, Dry Weils, ^ w e r GLASTONBURY tic washer, in good condition. Call MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL RenU!. iences, Near church, schools, bus. deal pn this renovated six room sures satisfaction, prompt seiWlce. l.lnes Installed—kjeliar Water­ Npar Minnachaug MI 8-1349. Complete line of instmments. Business couple wanted. MI Cape on Whitney Rd. Fireplace, CH 7-6124, Ml 9-5485. | proofing Done. Rental applied to purchase price.' 9 - ^ . , ______comer lot, one car garage. Look Loto tor Salie 7.1 Now e . • on the comic Large 6-room ranch. Panel liv­ Representing Old Selmer, Pedler it over and start packing. Vacant. /ENTRY —Well furnished five " Business ing room, and den. Huge kitchen, BENDIX Gyromatlc automatic and Bundy. Metier’s Music T. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 8-1677 MANC31ESTER—Lots of lotsi High Millinery Dressmaking 19 McK in n e y b r o s . walk-in hqfienient, >4 . Dnished clothes washer. Call MI 9-9628, Studio, 177 McKee, MI 8-7500. room house for six months. Adults or MI 9-7751. and dry. Madeline Smith Realtor. page of the game room, two acres. THERE'S A CLEAR ROAD AHEAD only, $76. (?H 7-8693. MI 9-1642. Sewerage Disposal Co. Of Your Own FULL SIZE bed, spring, mattress, FAMOUS THOMAS electronic NEAR EAST CENTER'Street, four DRESSMAKING and Alterations 180-182 Pearl St. — Ml S-SS08 IN MANCHESTER AT A V C O 44 inch dresser mirrpr. MI 3-4561, organ delivered in your 'home. FOR RENT—Four rooms in quiet bedroom Colonial, copper plumb­ LOTS 12 8x^ and larger. $1,200 done. 5D 9-2552. $19,700 at 98 Church St. Only $824, terms. Ward Rrause. section, just steps off bus line. ing, excellent neighborhood, good and up. Off Manchester Road, SUNOCO SERVICE MI 3-5338. Neair shopping center and schools. buy at $14,500. Carlton W Hutch­ Glastonbury. Telephone M7 9-5981, STATION THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. The way is wide open to expand your abil­ APARTMEINT size electric stove. Combination stove furnished. ins, MI 9-5132. ' after 6 p.m. ities and achieve rapid advancement. ■ Table model television with Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Washer, dryer and parking space FOR LEASE booster. CaU MI 9-1797. i available. TUe bath and shower. STOONG ST.—Older seven room BOLTON—Two large wooded lots Ml 9.S245 OPENINGS FOR: CHESTER FURRIERS— Purs re- ‘ $95 a month. Telephone Rockville home, four down, three up, fire­ on Williams Road. Call owner, MI The Human Drama of the Oversize Cape WANTED FOR INFORMATION -modeled, repaired. Capes and TR 6-4958. place. One car garage. Sensibly 8-6821. CALL MRS. WETHERBEE Joseph Ashford—^511 9-6818 priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Fight for Business Succobs 6 finishedfinished rooms.rooms, 10 x 16 enclos­enrlns- ■ ■ ^ ■ 1 w ■ m M m W Barbara Woods— MI 9-7703 PROCESS ENGINEERS stoles made, $19,95. Call Ml 9-7218 ed game room porch, could He Assessors’ Notice (or free estimate; at your home. MI 3-1577 or MI 9-7761. BU 9.0291 Robert Murdock—5II 9-S973 Wanted l o Rent 6 8 made Into' 4th bedroom. This AND Suburban for Sale- 75 Each person liable to pay OAK GROVE ST.—Deluxe seven home Is In perfect condition. FAMILY NEEDS three bedroom SOUTH WINDSOR—KeUy Rd.’ Two METHODS ENGINEERS PROPERTY TAXES in this town Town of Manchester room ranch with two ful’ baths. Choice location.' Is hereby aotified that he: is re­ house, 6r^ duplex. We take excel­ Large'lot, attached garage. T. J. new ranches ready for occu­ ^ Should have 10 years experience in aircraft lent Care of the place where we pancy. One with car port, one engine, airframe or weldment Industries, ' quired, by law to return to the Public Hearing Crockett, Reidtor, MI 3-1677 or Assessors ,on or before the' first live. References if desired. CaU MI 9-7751. I With garage. Look them over and $15,900 Know methods and procedures In all phases Proposed Additional BUtler 9-5528. make your offer. T. J. Crockett, of processing and be able ' to assume re­ business day of November of this year, a written or printed list 'Appropriations YEAR OLD, Gambdlati built, gtone Realtor, MI 3-1677 or MI 9-7761. THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. Workers 8th SCHOOL and UTILITIES DISTRICT sponsibility in the development of manu­ COUPLE WITH three children, five front, ranch, three bedrooms, ga­ properly signed and sworn to, on In accordance with the provi­ Experienced in painting, facturing procedures. rooms. Will redecorate. MI rage, plastered, sewers. Owner, BOLTON—French Rd. Four rooms a form supplied by the Assessors sions of (jhaptef. V, Section 8, of 9-9712. and oversized two-pe are both pro­ look . to linens and wearables. which can offer you a long-range future, plui a comprehensive . to according to lalv, bn or before propriation, by allocation from thq attractive six room -Garrison Co­ Crockett, Realtor, JO 8-1677, or vided. ' ' You’ll find this design an Ideal 6-ROOM CAPE 6-ROOM CAPE employe benefits program that's second to none in the area. said first business day of Novem­ Capital Improvement Reserve FOR DIFFERENT sizes and types lonial, 1(4 baths, recreation room, MI 9-7761. No. 8459 with Patt-o-Rama is trini for bcdlinens. towels, aprons, All taxes unpaid Nov. 1, 1957 shall be ber. Fund, for preparation of- detailed aluminum combination atorms, TODAY ... start this now and Ameslte drive, aluminum siding. of (arms and land tracts within 20 BOLTON—Coventry line. New (tve In sizes 12, 14, 16. 18. 20; 40. 42. luncheon sets and baby's layette. A ' • ) . The Board of Assessors of the plans and specifications for a miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. screens and doors. Garage. On Located near new Manchester Basement garage. Excellent con-, Send your .resume to; ' . ' room ranch, ceramic tile bath, Size 14, 34 bust, long apron, 5 5/8 Pattern No. 5820 contains hot- dition. Manchester Green area. Town of Bolton, Conn., will meet swimming pool, filtering and re- Fiano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. quiet street yet to con'veniently exciting kind of comic page yards of 35-inch; cobbler, 2 5/8 iron transfer for 6 yds. of dai.iy High School. This is an excel­ on the following dates to receive CirculaUon equipment, bathhouse lo(iated and priced so rteht. Elsie knotty pine kitchen, walk-out charged '/2 of 1% iaterast par moath M r.. E. W. Stupak, Peraonnet Mgr., Dept. basement. Laige loL Reduced to yards. border: stitch illustrations: color lent buy at— tax Usts on - the assessment of and appurtenant facilities, $8,000, Mayer, Realtor, MLS, Mi 9-5524. entortalnmont experience.. . MH. Your reply will receive-immediate at­ Ho.ii8e8 tor Sale $14,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., Real- For this pattern, tend 35c in suggestions. $15,800 tention and will be held in compute confl- October 1, 1967, . 2. A proposed additional ap- 72 coins, your name, 'address, size uatil paid. At Community Hall, Monday propriatidh, by allocation from the MANCHESTER —Six room home, .tors, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ashford,' begin the story of Rend 25c In coins, your name, -• dence. $8,700—One-|ial( Duplex, five rooms three bedrooms. Nice condition on ,MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI desired, and the pattern number address and the pattern number $13,800 Oct. 28, ‘Tuesday, Oct. 29, Wednes­ Capital Improveifaent R e s e ,r v e to SUE BURNETT. THE MAN­ day, Oct. 30, 'Thursday,- Oct. 31. Fund, for Reparation of deuUled (1 unfinlshedT, exeeUent condition. (4-acre lot. Full price $12,900. OveV 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, Ml to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN­ THE R. F. DIMOCK CO .' Carlton W, Hutchins, Realtor, MI 76 piotures of 1, 2, 3 family homes. 9-8972. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. CHESTER EVENING HERALD; THE R. F. DIMOCK CO. WALTHt N.'LECLERC 1-7 P.M. Friday. November 1. 2-8 plans juid specifications for an JUDD SAXON P.M. 9-8132. ( „ ' Stop or call, we have the -house lUO AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Ml 9-S245 Tcnc Celleetor addition and alterations to the y m ’Ve been looking for. CallThe B O L T O N /.C E N T E R —Six large YOBK B8, N .y . YORK 86, N. Y. V. 'f. PLEASE NOTE! NOVEMBER Waihtngton. School, $10,000. . 17,900—Com ef' lot. Main 8(, loca­ rooms with 1(4 baths, breezeway . , OB peg« 10 of today's ( Ml 9.5245 1 IS THE LAST DAY. ^ Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Sand 35 cents mors with your It’s ready! The 1957 Needle­ Joseph Ashford— MI 8-6818 Gilbert 0 / Barnes, Secretary tion buolnasq property. For infor­ tors, MI 8-6980. and two-’ear garage, basement, pattern order for the new Fall A work Album—fifty-eix. colorful Joseph Ashford—Ml 8-8818. Lists mustfba filed during the Botu'd o f Directors mation or uppintment to tee cOli new heating, syatem, combin*- Winter ’57 iaaua o f our pattern month of Oeiobar.'' Mahokaater, Connecticut pages showing many pretty de­ • Barbara W'ooda—MI 9-7708 Barbara Woods—Ml 9-7708 the R. F, Dimook Go,, Risaltors, AUTUMN ST.—4(4 room ’ older tlon windows, mapy extras. Ter- maraefne Basic Fashion. Inspiring signs; plus directions for making ^ Ite n BoaM o f Aaaaaaora Dated at Manchester, OmnecU' MI 9-8248, JoasRi AaWord,’ MI home. In good condition; Asking rlflo view, choice setting; T. J. mad $0 practical for svery, home 3 crochet items and a quilt. Only Robert Mnrdoek—MI 9-8P78 Robert Murdock—MI 9-S978 W tMlh Union If j Uwfiasi, Moss. Edaon P. Hsrrick, Chairman cut, thia 8Srd day o f O o^ber, 1907, 9-6818, Barbara Woo\ ■ 1 ■■ ■ ■ . 7 - .. V T ^ v ' , ■ \

I ' PJkOB SlXTEBW, MONDAY.’ OCTOBER 28, 1957 lHaurhPister EuptttUB Ipralli Average Daily Net Preaa Run Fur thf> Wi»k Endvil / Tha Weather 1 Octolmr 26. 1987 * E dw ard F. . M aher, son -’of >^r. Dr»-Richard Alton was named I FnrecM t «f C. B. W w thtir Bai iiaB About Town and Mrs., Harold T. Maher, 8# I>ud- chairman of tha good of the as- ley St., attended the ceremonies sodation committee at the meet­ Maine Crash ^OcaenUly fair toalghl4, and designating nine juniors and sen­ 12,670 ing of the Connecticut Chiroprac­ THE OKFK’K OF’ ' WMhioada.r. Low tonlgti^ S6-43, Ttenu for the rummaRe aale be­ iors at the University of Connecti­ tic Assn., yesterday in Stamford. Mrmbrr of th* Audit ing held by the Lury» Kpencer cut University Scholars today. He Claims Albert DR. MORRIS C. Biirniu of Circulation High VI'edncadaz anmnA M. Group of the Second 'Conurega- is the only previously named .Mr. and Mrs. Ward .1. Moyer of Manchester—-A City of Village Charm tlonal ChuirJj Wednesday may be scholar atm on campus as an un­ Hartford, formerly of Dover Rd.. An auto accident In Skowhegan. FANCHER left at the North Methodist Church dergraduate. have just returned from a vacation Maine, yesterday claimed the life of tomonw’ night between 7 and 9 VOL. LXXVII, NO. 25 spent In Miami, Fla. The trip was* Luc F. A lbert. 32, of 4 Flint Dr. (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, (K’TOBERER 29, 1957 (Claaslfled AdvertUIng on Page 12) PitICE FIVE CENTS o'clock. The sale will start at 1»:S0 The ladies of the Army and A lbert Hied a t Faln-iew Hos­ 122 EAST CENTER S WetJnesdajc morning. - Navy Club Auxiliary will hold a made hy pigne. Upon their retinn they rclebrated their 2Sth wed-; pital. Skowhegan from injuries Setback party tonight, at the club­ received when the auto he was driv­ r WILL RE,OPEN Htaa-^aline Pentland anrf Mias ding anniversary with a dinner at house at R:30. '■ the home of their daughter. Mrs ing struck s utility pole Saturday. Oertnida Liddon will direct the' He was on his way to a hunting MONDAY, 18U. players tonight at the military Francis .1. Klely. OR W. Center St,, The regular meeting of the Home who was also celebrating her trip with two eompaninns, Roland ( whist of GFS Sponsors Ip the. lx«agiic of the Salvation Army will crypt of St. Mary’s Episcopal birthday. y Chaase and Guy Daigle, both of Budget Raised be held at the eitadel tomorrow af­ Church. Refreshment*, will be H artford. ternoon at 2 o'elork. Work will Maine State Police said that the T " l a * a a aerVed after the games. he for miaslonariea and for the Mrs Annie .Tolinston. Mrs. Ethel ^ A JLf U lllJ J Injures Ben-Gurion, Duncan or Mtse Louise Copping car failed to make a curve and New Job league a Christma-s aale Dee. . 12. careened Into the utility pole. Pvt. Frank E: Biilkiis. 20. son of Hoste.sses will he Mrs. Ida Ogden, mav be cjitled for pickup of arti- Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Butkua, 44'» cle.s for the rum m age aale T hurs­ Chaase suffered a broken leg; Dai­ Mrs. Aliee B artlett and Mr.s. gle, cuts and bruises. For Rockville Burnham St., recently‘was grad­ Charles Hirks. day at !> a m. of the Past Mistress' So Fashion-mght uated from the aupply course at Club of Daughters of Liberty. No Albert, eight years a resident of In Works Manchester, was employed ns an th e ArmV's Ordnance School at | .u-.mset Rel;>ekah Lodge mcm- 12,*i. LOLt, in Orange Hall base- for Your Kltchon- Rockville, Oct. 29 ( Special) t serve fund Is Increased $2 000. Aberdeen Proving Ground.-Md. He i ,v,u meet tonight at 7:30 at ment. , , engineer at the Roger Sherman Transfer Co. of Hartford. —A 142,000 increase in the bringing the dep*rtment's .total graduated ffom Manchester High I the Watkins-West Funeral Serv- THa Ilag a n t Shaar Look budget to 124,600, an increase of Moscow. Oct. 29 (/P)—The j School in 1P.V4, ice, to pay their respects to i He was born in St. Halllnre. N B.. city's annual budget for 1958. ou.sted mini.ster of defen.se,'I Canada. He was a member of the $4,900, Florence Ayers. 125 East Center D of I Will .Scat as approved by the Common A secretary la to be hired for Marshal (^eorgi Zhukov, will I St., who died yesterday In Man­ Church of the Assumption. Council last night, is expected $2,600 to do clerical work for the be given another job, Nikita chester Memorial Hospital. ; He leaves his wife. Blanche building inspector and public Officers Tuesday Daigle Albert; and three children, to bring with it a 2' j mill in­ Khrushchev said tonight. RUMMAGE SALE crease in the lax rate. Works Department. j The French Club of Manchester j .lacquellnc. Denise, and Renee: six Other .,-. sizeable1-,....^ ....increase* in... the....- have not decided on a Free World ; will hold a square dance Saturday, | Thi Daughters of Isabella an­ brothers, Alclde. David and Roland budget'ai’e”aUributed"tVIabor and new Job for him yet hut he North Mothodist Church of this town. Leo of Hartford, and Three Others Hurl i Nov. 2, from 9 to 1 in the Knights | 18 rmn ""'V insurance expenses, with $1,300 will have one according to his Wod., Oct. 30. 9:30 o.m. : of Columbus Home, which la open j nual fnatallation of officers wijl be Thomas and Armand of St. Hal- $8,000 ftom the ngures proposed earmarked for the city’s appeal of , .,™ ienpp an d nualifipa- held on Tuesday evening at the K. ' by Alderman Edwin J. Heck, decision on the water | "J’J ‘l«nl'Hca- Sponsored by Women of j to the public. Musir, \ylll, be pro- laire: and two alstcra, Mrs. Alctde Warned' on t I Snd Congregational Church. . vided by Tony Gbright's Orches-1 of C, Home. Prior to the ceremonjL Marion of West Hartford and .Mrs chairman of the Finance Board, company. The recreation Depart- tion.s. Khrusncney told re- ' a buffet supper will be served at Alberle Roy of Frcnclivllle. Maine. eotiniated the tax_Increase, ment, which has over expended lla ' porters at a Turkish emha.Ssy I In Assassination Try j basM on a possible $1,000,000 ------6:30. His parents, Fred and Elsie I fiinda this year, is allowed an ad- i reception, Sirois Albert, are still living in grand list. dlti^onal $2 ,500 for next year ..j Marshal Zhukov to- Red Moves, ^ Mrs. John Stevens, retiring re- Canada. Rockville voters will be asked I The salary of the mayor 1*, In- , j„.. * 4 ^ u i^ 1 gent, is chairman of the affair and Funeral aervloes will be held to adopt the budget ht the anmial creased in the proposed budget i ^ Spoke (o him. He Has ■] , Jerosalem, Israeli Section, Oct. 29 (/P)—A bomb thrown city meeting Dec. 4. Wa.sliington, Oct. 29 {/P)— ' ^ CDB<^IAI Iwill be assisted hy Miss Anna I-a- Thursday morning at the John F' from $1,000 to $1,500. in good health. Secretary of State Dulles said from tlie gallery of the Israeli Parliament tonight woUnded SPECIAL Gacc. newly elected regent. The Tterney Fvineral Home, 219 \V The greatest Increase occurs In The $8,000 cut by the Council' Khniahchev told repottera there five ministers, including Premier Dayid Ben-Gurion and i committee in charge of arrange- Center St. the Police Department where a last night was in one lump *um i .• r. . u i: -Foreign Minister Mrs, Goldai^Ieir. TUESDAY ONLY! I menta is composed of past regents The service will be held at 8:1.5. NEW 1957 to per cent hike in salaries and from the requested approptisUon ' , ere held yesterday for the new church at 232 Main St. At far right is the force to eight regtilara. The De- *u u, streets. I would not want to give the Impres- : Meir had been sent home from a hospital after examination .fo.scph Falkowaki. Mrs F. I.a!o : Rev, J. S. Albright, district superintendent. Looking on are members of the building committee. partmenfs budget for salaries to- The Council will meet again _ _ ._ sion that w ar l.V Ju.at a rtu h d t h e ' and treatment for slight scratches. On W ooden Burton D. Health Minister Israel Barzilal'*—...— .i.. ■ , , n Spikb Herla Barrett arid M rs, William Sclialler. I I Herald Photo by Oflara i. tala $66,661. ’ [ Nov. 14, the next to the laat day ■4 1 I w i corner. He aaid he does not realiv Mrs, Richard H. Ross Sr., also a | GENERAL Another segment of th» Increase of the city’s fiscal year, at which X IX lli X HJXHXVX^X ,thrill; that ia true. was slightly Injured by splinter _ _ , _ "Shoe RepnlrlBf of the Betleh Kind for Over 40 Tear*.' past regent,' will be mistress of I ia due to the city's street lighting, time the amount to be raised by But whenever a great nation has scratches. state Daughters of I.sabella. Gace as regent, together with and Mrs. William DcHan, tinstees: PEARL Internnl troubles, he said, it is his­ Police squads took awajf a man ceremonies. | Among them will be Mrs. Mildred other officers: Mrs. Anthony Gryk. TV SERVICE program for which $27,000 is al-. Uxatibn will be determined, Judge Orders Mrs. Jame.s Lemon and Mrs. Rob­ Appliance and Fumltnre Center lowed in the new btidget. an In- The proposed budget ia broken Louis B. Mayer torical fnet that such troubles ,w-hose nam e w as said to be I^ouek. Guests at this first installation in j Lynch, of Waterbury, State regent; vice regent: Mrs. John VV. Stevens, ert Donahiie, guides: Mrs. Paul the new K of C Home will be the ! I)*)'* ttC A Call 649 SLAIN S T R E E T - crease of $6,300. ! down as follows: Administrative. He was variously described '$s a Miss .Mary Mallory of East Hart-, past regent: Mrs. Joseph Tonskl. Learv and Mr.s. William Schwoerer. Night* Pin* Part* U nder Buch conditions. Diille.s said, (Jommunist and as a new Immi­ w ..... - w * . ■ Rev. Francis T. Butler of the ^ ford, Stite vice regent: Mis.s Mae financial secretary: Mrs. Edward Additional equipment for the salalUes, $11,815; administrative 96 Arrests in •SAMYULYES guards. Father Butler will again T E U Ml S-5482 Where Service Is Understood Fire Department, including resus- general expense, $32,800; city Passes at 72 the United States is nlways on the grant. I Just A Step From Main Street—In Front Of Purnell Parking. I Church of the Assumption, who is Connors, past State regent and Cavagnaro, treasurer: Mrs. Rich­ serve as chaplain. | nlcrt for uhnt the Soviet Union the Circle's chaplain: the Rev. ' pa.sl national officer; Miss Bea­ cltators and Scott Air Paks be-s court, $9,600; miscellaneous. $23.- The fifth minister, who wm* re­ ard Callahan, recording secretary; ported to have suffered slight In­ Open 7 A.M. to B k>.M.—Open All Day Monday. ■ •lohn Hannon, pastor of St. James' : trice Shea of Waterbury. State of­ Mrs. Oliver Jylkka. scribe: Mrs. sides the regular hose replacement. . 582; public works, general mnin Hollv\vood, Oct. 29 i/P Louis B. ' m W ’t . T ex tile Strike raises the budget snother $2,900. tenance. $42,100. other expense, ...... , .1 Tlie present situation revolving juries. wss Communications Minis­ Church: and the Rev, John J. De- I ficer and past national officer; William Gallo, chancellor; Mrs. Mayer, the motion picture giant „,.g„,,/the mysterv of the i-easona The flrernen are allowed $.500 for I $48,067 police,, salaries. $66,861, ter Moshe Carmel. laney. pastor of St. Bridget's Mrs. Linnle Burve.ss, State officer. Martin Regan, monitor; Mrs. Rob- who won box office supremacy with I for Marslipl Georgl Zhukov s dhi- Manchester, Tenn., Oct. 29 Church. Out of town guests will in­ Mrs. Mary TajTbr of The Herald a muster, which will probably be general expense. $14,189; fire de- A government spokesman said j ert Kerr, custodian; Mrs. Harold a torrent of talent and a tug at the misaal na defense minister -has not surgeons w-erc operating on S ha­ Chanchery Judge H. J. Garrett or­ clude members of high office in the will also be a guest. I Phelps, banner bearer: Mrs. Ed- held in conjunction with the town's n 150th anniversary. The truck re- (Contlnued on' Page Three) hcart-str ngs. died today of severe required snv special alert. Dulles pira w-ho suffered injuries to the dered the arrests tMaytof 96 more Mrs. Lynch will install Mias La | mund Klely,1C1. 1,, Mrs. I-F B arrett ■ j ! anemia b:ougHt_on hy acute leu- ,nid. b-cau.sc all the top people In head, abdomen andvarm. striking textile workers at the f kemla. He was 72 years old. , the U.S. govei-nment sre sware of' 1 ' j The bomb W'as throw n during a Star Union Pajapia . plant hero.otf OUTSIDE VIEW } . Mayer, one of the arehiteota of j the posaiblHltes.-...... , — ■foreign affair* speech by Mrs. Tomorrow - - J charge* of violating a; plclfaUng . the cqllo.sus known, aa M etro-Gold-Dulles also made thc.se state-. MWr. ' , Injunction. ^ P Breakfast Special 9 WITH SUN CONTROL wyn-Maycr. Knd been undergoing , ments on the current Soviet situa- An object about Hie size of a P Ham, One Egg Any Style, ^ Hale’.s Chamihou.se treatment at the UCLA Medical tion and other tnterrational Issues; The wholeihle. arreata wer* or­ coim se t tliB blankets ! Nautilus o‘/2 If ays hand grenade wraa throw n from the dered after yisaterday’* violehce ^ Battered Toast— 334! i lOO'r Virjrin Wool Center for more than a month. 1. If Presidert Elsenhower la In- rear rp^s of the gallery towrard Kirst'h Sunaire Blinds permit you His condition dete(;iorated last ; vited to attend the NATO Connell i around the plant, -w-hich reopened W e e f 1 0 0 % the sp’^aker's dais. after a 6-week ahutdowm by a to control the natural lipht in your y I f night and he died 25 nHnutes after | meeting In Pari* In q^eml>er he Immediately afterwards there, > Arthur Drug Stores j ACRILAN midn'yi’t. ' vrill'gfve the Invitation sj-mpatlietlc ; Netv Candidate for Premier ■trike of United TextU* Worker* room.s and still look outside. And, Under Arctic Ice was a" sudden flash a'hd a loud Union member*. Cakes and pastries with that home-made flavor and bccaii.se they’re custom made right Tlie stocky movie tycoon had , consideration. | Felix Galllard, 37. finance minister lit laat government of Maurice detonation. -'Police said at leaat two peraona BLANKETS been hospitalized in San Francisco , 2. If the So-vlet governm ent pro- Bourges-Maunoury, talk* to new-amen In Pari* today a* he leave* For .several moments thete,.wfas were Injured yesterday and rock* oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special ACRILAN here in Manchester, they fit your la.st August frr treatment of his posed Marshal Zhukov as amb»a- Elysee Palace and a hieetihg w-lth President Rene Coty. Coty confusion. But there was no panic. Groton, Oct. 29 iA5 Whatls It-the Nautilus ha.a scored that first wer* throwrn throurt windihlelda with our superior baked goods, t windows e.xactly . . . give you more ansmlc condition. He made prog- sador to Washington. It would be called on young finance wisard after National Assembly had re­ Ben-Gurion, 70, proclaimed the of aeveral automobiles Eight per­ for your money. Call .Mitchell like to spend five and a half day* " b it" in the NATO maneuvers. Yes. I ress there and was permitted to i up to Elsenhowep to determine jected Socialist Guy Mollet. Galllard Indicated he' would sound new state of Israel, in May, 1948 he did. sona were arrested. . .8-4865 . . . wc’Il show vou why. under the Arctic Ice pack' In ' return to his home In Bel Air 4 ‘ whether he was -acceptable becau.se out political leaders before accepting or rejecting the mandate. snd became Its first premier.. He m addition, warrant* wer* aarved O RDER YO U R W hat w-as the reaction aboard fashionable section of Los Angeles , the President always makes de- If successful, Galllard will be youngest French premier pf modern led it through the war writh the subm arine 7 , Cleere was asked. His an- yesterday and last night on 20 HAUOWERN GOODIES NOW -on .Sept. 16. He suffered a relapse visions on ambassadors. There ha# history'. (A P Photofax via r%dlo from Paris.) surrounding A rab sta te s in 1948, other persons chargad with picket­ FUEL "I wouldn't explore any other sw-er: only a few days later, however, an# ' •**«" some speculation that the , and ha* been premier ever since R egular $15.9.5 ing the plant in violation of s fU te PUMPKIN PIE w-ay. It wa»- rea!ca|^octable---72 ,"Ns,, one said. much. It’* u*ual ojbe UCLJL baauital. Russian* might make, such a pro- except for a. short time when he degrees all the lilhi.'" for u* to be flr*t j-bii know ." * court Injunotion. The plant on- SQ U A SH PIE 72 X 90 size. For twin or double MANUFACTURING CO. ere le htsTa^ i W««'- ^ukov and Blsenhoa^r.i retired to a'small settlement in the ploy* nomMOy. Kbout 400 persons. beds. . . , Made especially for FINDELL I That was the way LieuU JV. G, There w-asn't a flicker of a c hosnltalital said the full dlag- i associated in World War fl. t soutbem desert. CUPCAKES — COOKIES ~ DONUTS Lalor Jr., Maple Dr.. Groton. smile. The strike waa called after a our New York office by one of noslA of Slayyer's lllnes* tv'as sevefe' w *• Red Hits V, S. Bar Ben-Gurion's forces led the breakdown in ...contract nagoUa- OIL the countries be*t blanket mills. 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE.-MANCHESTER. CONN. summ.ed It up. Ho spoke for the Lieutenant Lalor *atd the otfi- anemia due to few platelet^ lightening attack on Egrat's. Sinai HAUOWEEN CAKES (thrombo-penia). i»*—"-i States and it* Allies will not Involve.! tion* betwean the conipany and tha Choose from seven colors. officer* and men of the Nau- cer* and men of the Nautilus were Peninsula a yeam go today. Egyp­ union, which racently was certi- tilus, the boat w-blch make* his- briefed beforehand about their ex- ; bI^edl*rte^Kondarv to* scute"puke- reduction In defense spending! tian troppa.wer4| gulckljr routed RANGE OIL a W ont shrink or mat. torian* keep w-riUng.- , pedltion,under,, the i c e . -- ■ mia...... -— l.lP.Ibl*,,country but m$y mean some^^ -fi*M-.:Mdte£K9MiC.jigeBUfoe J)E E B |^ U »D A y 7 A.M. to fe r J l. the fast mbbiie“Wlomn* of" Iiraeii'" wroSwra. WEEKDAYS 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. a Warmer yet lighter. Flrat ‘Hit’ In War Game* ■ We knew- it was imporlanl. but i Mayer retired as head of MGSI , ■*’*^**'’11 funds among military ■ hquiry soldiers and paratroopers which CoUee County Sheriff E. A. • Mildew resistant, The Nautilu.s returned home atm, it was just snother job, ' he m 1951, but talked only- a few I v i„ - i i drove to the Suez Canal. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY '"I'l I month* ggo of trying to regain hi.s «4>nHnued engage NJne) Buckner and several apecial depu­ a Non-allerglc. yesterday. During its 67-day British and French Intervention ties swarmed around the plant WE SPECIALIZE IN; BIRTHDAV CAKE.S, WEDDtNO criilse, the atomic-pow-ered craft -Near Pole ! position with the -big studio. He I ) United Nations, N, Y.. Oct. 29 (Btfrom going ahead on its oWn With-[ agalhst Egypt led to a call by the gates yesterday In an: effort to a Moth proof. The Nautilus trip enabled sclen- he wfnild like to go back rg-y * T5* CAK ES, COGKY TRAVS, ETC.—TEL. Ml 9-B878 BOLAND had; —The Soviet Uniort'ijteclared today out It formal propoaal. I United Nationa for a cease-fire, preaerve order. a Machine or hand washable. Participated in NATO exercise Ufic and operational personnel to | if the "right group" got control of : I r9lTi14*4*ffe T the United State* opposes a U.N. Gromyko charged that both the i how-ever, and the Israelis returned No new outbreaks were reported OIL COMPANY • Longer wearing. strike back and. scored the first gamer inform-ition on oceanogra-, m GM again. This groun lost con- wFaZC M. aa aaa inquiry Into the 'rurkiah-Syrian United States and Turkey are do-: home. this morning as curtailed opera­ "hit" of the war games. phlc studies, cold weather opera-■ trol In 1951 and Maver was ra­ crisis because It fegr* exposure of Ing everything in their pow'er to tions continued. Officials ■ware un­ BAKE 369 CENTER ST. a .'K Gr*M Stamps Givtn With Cosh Salts Set an underivater endurance tion of ^uipm ent and. machineo' placed th-n by Dore Sefiarv. an alleged American-backed plot prevent an investigation. able to say how many workers and iindrir tee conditions. SfaverMa.ver and'Seharvsnd Scharv had.’fhad. feuded To Sell 2.200 Tel. Ml 3-6320 record by a staying submergod for ( -m T s***""! Syria. >, He said that "as- an abaolute reported on the job today. w \ a.,..;.!.™. minimum” the Assembly should es­ I Alcorn States Eight persona were arrested si SHOP A ra-f T a rirl Soviet Foreign i||(Jn|ster Andrei tablish a commissloh to look into Cornell 24-Hour Burner Service z\L /X .t5S “ X X Jctllw X ■ A. Gromyko told the 82-natlon Gen- the plant gates yesterday on charg­ 449 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE STREET ! eral Assembly that the Elsenhower the Turkish troop concentrations. es. of disturbing the peace and dis­ . . .< ^ /«» . administration had embarked upon Both Gromyko and Bitar reject­ I All Signs Point orderly cohduct as one non-atrik- JOSEPH S. LUCAS, Prop, and Baker I'o r UiirM4 r s« TNi Th4 JW .H A L€ COM "’'‘'S from the-North Pole: Hartford. Oct. 29 W -TWenty- ^ "systematic Interven- ed a* inadequate a*surancea given ! t o other ship In history during It* yjer sonar equipment aided the C? / ’’’I • M ANCHIiTIR C o h n * - tw-o•O >„.nd hund;-ed -,d .rres acres of land in ven- cen' affairs of Middle East- bv Turkejj- that it had no plan to ; Call Ml 9-2429 or ftfl 8-4845 tral and northern Hartford Coun- attack Syria. To South Party (CantteiiMl on Page Nine) CORNER MAIN and OAK STREHS (gtalked up. r* it*t. YfSiooor 100,000th mne: mile ■ dangernus submerged Ice Jo; ma ^arnoff Claims t today w-aa formally placed on countries. under nuclear pow-er. lions...... In a_ slashing attack on the , Chief U.S. delegate Henry Cabot; ______f I f ■ ssl* Id lltv market by tlie Amerl- pMlge matched Russls’a ■cu;renti HarUord. Oct. 29 UB-Republican Despite these accomplishments During part of her underw-ater X l l X l C V j UI l O r can .Sumatra Tobacco Co. United'States, the Soviet leader --- and the crew- was very aware s.\piorations, the Nautilus waa ac- The company said the property Joined Syria in urging a U N. in tough tone F riday w-ith a free-1 {National (Chairman M eade Alcorn Of them—the men of the Nautilus companled by the Trigger, out of consists of'm any parcel* ’ of' non- veatigation of a Syrian complaint | *’J'l"8l"F "Pe*ch in w-hich he warn- jeji^red here today that all in' AN ADDED SERVICE did Ijttle boasting. ' .tn* submsrine base, which is one farm land such'a^ woodland at-i‘h«t Turkish troop concentrations ; S;>viet^ , - In- Granbv. Ernst Granby. Suffield and | ‘he Assembly, but he failed to su ^ , «ned Middle Bond,, the bational party chieftain ADL.AI POST UUOOUNTEO bring you such quality Take for instance Englneman Nautilus sailed at a faster clip j dustrtallst Davld Sarnoff. aaid to-i soiithwick are affected, > mlt the long-awaited resolution to , Wa.ahlngton, O ct 29 (/PI—Th»«j 1C. John B. Cleere, Jr., of Comaii- than was en-er done before,.in Arc- day that time far victorv in the , r s Olnev treasurer, and vice formalize Syria s proposal. B Ur ‘"‘o an -if * third party develops a* it White House today declined to and value like this! chr, Okla, He stood on the deck tic wate;-*,.sr*v. theV..8- Navy usstv-ti.noted. ^ Vtnw Cold »9tiiWar inis ru>i

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