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Ftons for •xpandlng tb« oduea. m ^ M l oight-mviiig actlvitlM of tlw I Connocticut CoininittM of th« Ns> | for Genitiiie iSeonomy an4 tional Socloty for th« ProvenUon of BUndnou wUl be dlacuued at a I Roast dinner meeting of the organiution Afl BiMt. . . BO boM . . . BO liBcw. . . and this choice Thuraday night at the Hartford grade of BMat is rcalljr fine eating. Club in Hartford. The committee | Good Selection, Do Yoiir will alao conalder the aurvey con­ ducted earlier thla yaar of the | Ike Issues Here are a couple of new viaion teating and eya aatoty prac- r u m a n SAVE MONEY ON YOUR FAVORITE MEATXOAF ticea in Connecticut 'achoota and I itenu from Pint Prise (Ab PINEHURST ALL BEEF BUDGET the opportunities for aiding thla Food Shopping At HALE'S banr Phckiag Co.) Hicir program. o • -o Free News prodacts are aptijr named *TTRST PRIZE** for they Hamburg«» 39c 3 lbs. $l.(|0 The monthly meating of Local! are ahrays little better.’^* M l, Stata, County, and Ifunlclpal i •OOViet Sp y Flow Order Employes Union, which comprises I Self Serve sind Meat Dept. PINEHURST PINEHURST LEAN outside workers in the town’s ■nwn (shoot SH Bm .) Highway, Park, Ocmatery, Watar _ C hi^o, Nov. 6 (4>)—Atty.t Washington, Nov. 6 (/P)— ^ n . Brownell aaid today that President Eisenhower today 0(MtNI8H BOASTIMO Depts. and tha Housing Authority HALE’S *WhBl, No Family?* of Manchester, will be held Mon-1 Jfkrry Dexter White, Aaat. issued an order design^ to ROUND STUK CHUCK FRESH GROUND froxen Food Specials HENS lA . day at 7:30 p.m. in Murphy’s S*®*'*^^ of the Trmury in ive citixens a freer flow of restaurant. Juliua Stepard, John Softor Than Ever TKN-DA BEEF the Truman , administration, Sinformation about their gov- In Trieste Outo L 6R0UND CROUND Olson, and Francla Wetharell, y ** • Russian spy, but waa emntont without jeopardizing BIUTFED nOASTINO union members, assisted ’Tuesday I COFFEE STEAKETTES S Oss. Reg. We For 45c in setting up and dismantling tha 3 Rolfs SNOW CROP Mpt in the government even national security. Bloodmobils at Woodruff Hall. •fterthe FBI reported this to Bevokee Trumaa Action . CAPONS Lb. Effective Dec, 15, the order re- Aboot 7 lbs. eadk lb l b ' ASPARAGUS SPEARS lO O ia. 4 5 c the White House. Attorney General charged plnces n controversial iHenaurs 60 Injim St. Joseph’s Mothers Circle will I OREGON former President Trumaa put on meet tonight at g o’clock at the H** » is. ***• ***•■ intorwa- the books Sept. 24. IW. A OOOD VALVE, UEAN home o f Mrs. Sherwood Wiganow- STRAWBERRIES 1 Lh. S®". Prudent Truman advanced AND HERE’S GOOD VALUE ON PINEHURST ske, 120 W alker St. 43c White to the important poalUon In announcing the^forihcomiagthe As Troops ALL PURE PORK COUNTRY STYLE M ox^U ve director for the Unit­ repeal of the Truman__ ^man order, Atty, Bm I Plait ia.12!/2C ed I Statce In the DitemaUonal Oen. Brownell denounced It as (B ibs) * The Hartford County CouncU o f I VFW Posts and Auxiliaries will JKohetary fund. smacking of ’’dicutorshlp.” The lb meet Sunday, Nov. S at 2:30 p. m., Give kin a boy’s ievorite food Aettoa Called laeredlMe cabinet officer also said that under Repel Mob Asd Bobsrt FSm Tnrkoyi are Sausage Meat in the O AR room o f the Town Hall. PREMIER .. BrowncU <|eecribed Truman’a ac- the old order government officials 1 Rockville. ’' |«ma in the matter aa “incredible.” could "cover up dereliction’’ of duty a Uttio bettor thsa most . Serve it for breakfast or for lunch. GRANDMOTHER’S — that fho mao still iovoi— and mistakes. Trieste. Nov. 6 (/P)—Savsgs BARTLETT Brownell, presented an extensive rioting flared sgain todsy in BOBABT Expect better quality Lamb or Beef when you buy Pine* WBA Juniors will meet this ave- I outline (ff White’s asaociatlone TVpthan, responding to similar I nlng at 6:30 o’clock at tha Oom- CUT with the’ loot Democratic ad,- criticism from editors when bis this disputed Adriatic port hurst choice grade. •-t:i TURKEYS lA . raunity T on North Main S t Plana PEARS Mnistratloa in a speech prepared order was issued, denied there city. Pdice fired into tbs for future activities Include a hay- MIXED FRUIT for the executives club of Chicago. was any cover-up involved. He said ranks of thousands of pro- ride. A social time wlU foUow the | He aaserted that ’’it U a aource For Cakes, Cookies Lg. Sixe Can the measure actually would pro­ Italian demonstrators and the FABM inaESH { meeting. FrancO'American of humiliation to every American mote the Sow o f news and sought that during the period of the Tru­ only to keep security secrets from death toll in two days of RIB ROAST Pack No. 112. Cub Scouts, spon-1 man admlnlatratlon the Commu- potential enemies. bloody clashes mount^ to CoYMiiy Fowl aored by the Washington PTA will SpouliGtti-iaNs aisU were so strikingly successful BrowneU oulined the new Elsen­ eight, with six slain to^y. hold a food aalo tomorrow at 0 ia infiltrating the government of LI. the United States.’’ hower order at a news conference Late today British and American Whitt Rt& Frytri a. m.. in Hale’s store, 945 Main St. before leaving for Chicago to ad­ tm pe aith flxed bayonets march­ LAMB LEGS All donations will be greaPy ap­ __’This, he said, had left to the dress a meeting of the Associated ed into the trouble area and re­ preciated. Mrs. Raymond Donahue, 'Bsenhower regime a "very dif­ stored order. chairman of the Ways and Means Press Managing Editors Assn. Manchester’s Finest Quality Seasoned Fresh ficult task” or weeding out eub- A t least SO persons, mostly stu­ committee, w ill be assisted by Mrs. irtrstve elcmenU from the federal (A P M E )todsy (11:30 a.m. E ST). pay roll. the dock tolled pMypae after he aad other worker* at the park dag He aaid the measure includes sug­ dents, were in hoepttato with I Otis Parksr and Mrs. Paul Kays. police-inflicted bullet wounds. The f White came into the government toto aa earth bank l« the soofce of a tan- gestions made by that organisa­ lb PREMIER ^ampvtui ael Peaelope burrowed. Werhers believed Peaelepe was going to tion, the American Society of British-trained Territorial Police The Rev. Arnold W. Toser, min- I during the ftooeavalt administra­ Lamb Patties ister of the Second Congregational I tion. Ha died Aug. 10, IMS. Rttolag the female native ef Australia, work- Newspaper Editors (A S N E ) and suffered injuriee when a hand gre­ PUMPKIN nade was teased in their m i^t *ork is in season . . . buy tender light pork roasts or all Church, is now conducting a spe­ In recent years, Whlts’s I f.?..*®**y*. y**’ •*»“ »f • faoHly. but there were signs. repreaentaUves of other news cial short service each Sunday at I Educator Crax TOMATO SOUP coma repaatodly Into ennyr—. I ” *** *** on, Cecil, her mate, fell asleep, media. (com tod|^a milling mob of at center chops at Pinehurst and serve idth applesauce and 11:15 a. m. follow ing the worship •r SQUASH least 10,000. Three or more police atonal InvasUgatlona o f subvarsiva In brief, the Eisenhower order: were wounded. Unconlirmefl re­ mashed Green Mt. Potatoes or baked Idahoes. hour at 10 a. m. when the seaslons Best In Value laflueacfs, 1 . BUmlnatea the ’ ’restricted’ ’ More than eight lo«fcro ef Maaketed the Port Rnroa. IfidL. ana to a ouU of the church school are held. This category for classifying govern­ coa^t everyau nn^pared. Ditvere all ever the city had to dig not their con stock like tkle — ports said one or more had died. 2 Lg. Sixe Cans •SE IT 3 wavs 4 EUaabath Bantlsy, who has as- W fto ^ to 18 laehes were reported. The weotbermaa fnrrrast light i It waa the first time American brisf ssrvTcs fo r ths benefit o f the oertsd that aha ones workad as ment data as harmful to nationid today alsiBg the Baatern Give him a boy’s favorite The finest butter you can buy , and in V4 lb. sec* teachers Is open to all Interested, 1Lb.Pkg. cans. security if made public— leaving Seaboard as far north as Cape Cod. (AP Wlte-photo). troops had been called in to help food that the man stiU loves. tions, too. LiltASOUP...SMICCm.SMICC...INMCD«IIT M courisr for adommunlst spy ring Ex”OSS Pair ‘Guilty’ who for any reason find the 10 in Washington, named White at only ’’top aecret,"^ ’’secret’’ and 0 qi^l the bitter demonatrationa. I a. m. worship hour inconvenient. one time as aa ailcged participant 'confidential.’’ British and American forces, which In the ring. ■2. Seta up a system for receiving occupy this city, have previously SPAGHETTI been posted merely as guards lb Brownell recounted that WhlU, complaints, from newsman and Initial S n o w fa ll A s s is m e d With Hartford Spaghett In War-Time Killing others cmtalde the government, and around buildings where their per­ State Butter holding numerous degrtes from sonnel were working. Palace Sauce. . . loading unlvarslUaa o f the coun­ for checking up on the program. try, eatorad government eervice la 3. Takes away oocumam-claatify- Heading North ^ „ » P rose—teatleas Etoewheia SiMsbetU Hke thla b tin t* back ALL SWEET or PARKAY HALE'S 1934 and.... steadily p,T,Kr.Bseaprogressed up-|„j^^^” up- ’ l***^i, .^®''*** todsy COn ing authority from 20 « a n c le s , I® Addition to tho vlolonco boro memorlM of a boy's eager ap. GRAHAMS OEUOi ouch as the Amsrieaa BORe Monu- Along the (xiast^ o oemonstr&tioiu lUrod in Romo and petito . . . VERMONT MAID Kovean Farley Italian clUes. Resentment lb Headquarters SUGAR HEART FANCY SKI tons expresaed against the British Hartford Spagbettt Palace Margariue «>urt th,», ««.»«,.. By TH E A 8SOCIATBD BBE8S and Americana. A crowd in Rome (Froaea) FOR SYRUP tho T a riff coaunisaioB, the Treas­ the heads only, with no power to The Weather______Bureau aaid_ today Panmunjoin, Nov. 6 (/I^—Allied and Conununist diploniata surrounded the U. S. Embasey and Judge Francesco Slcher sen­ delegate it to someosm elae. of 17 shouted "aaeessins, aseaaslns." Spaghetti Sauce KPPLESAUCE ury Department and the export tenced ex-Lt. Aldo Icardi of Pitts­ southernn New ' ----- Enaiand may get today handed a team of staff advisers the tough job of iron- Pkg. 33c InVort hahk. A t one Uai# the Offenriea, Uka the CIvU AeronauUea lU Hrst U .,-..,. « „ „ wKmmaa ur- , mg oUl OUpUtet WmCD lUIVe StgilCd ClfOrtS to U TgB fe _ Police broke up the crowd with 12 Ox. Bot. l*kg^ 35c burgh to Itfe Imprisonment. He Board and the Tenneooee VaDey snowfou of the season to-; ing out disputes which have stalled efforts to arrange a Ko- tear goe and clubs and arrested Shurfine SpecitUs treasury seat him to England to sentenced former Sgt, Cart Lo Authority. ‘ “ em ecorca. 45c 2 Jars make special economic , studlea. On The dtotrict foracaater said the C o n f^ n^ . U . S ._ envoy Arthur Dean and top R ^ Dolce of Rochester, N. Y. to 17 fi. Permits the heads of othor fall may total bae or two indtoo. negoUators reeseaed ladeflnital: V . 8. Ambassador CSare Booths years in prison. while their aids try Informally andn DELICIOUS SHURFINE 5 SIEVE (LARGE) TENDER (Oeattoaed ao POgo Ykrae) o«w*c»o. as Utapotese Oe- around U y.aU ttte Luce conferred with Italian LA ROSA or Since U. S. courts declined to m ^, to name q^mdqy^aa hrevleriB ______guNdflj In s M ta k t^ tha Premtor Oluseppa Pella. She re­ extradite them, they pannot be ■EMHUUfftoor.' totond aad OoanecUcut. __ "iReds W arned turned to the embassy In time to MUEUER'S SPAGHETTI forced to return to Italy to aerve S. O o^as Ofcat lifformaUonr li to DeoB Offar Bejeellai BM M the sentences. Ki Sok Bok. North Kenoa iFet- see the dcnioaetiators setae a.flsw bo elatointd, how it Is to be trans- Cape God, howevreTm ay eecape truck aad turn hosro on ](oUca and Wltnessss and attorneys laid nUttod an^ stored, marked add, sign Ministry L f . B o x ' PEAS 6 ^ $1.00 Men Under 19 the enow aad get a rainfall instead. 'SSS£r^\To Speed Up taro tear gae bombs back. 20c yesterday he fi/ e n m s most of the blame for tha killing whan indtontod, destroyed. Northern New lingismi aim would njoct Dean’s . M suggcetloalUoa to turn thathe preliminarypi FT* - _ _ B __ . Tha thousand demoostrated In Proper Balaoce Ctougnt ei^ected to escape the snow, but ■ Milan and marched on the British actually firing the ahota I , A White House statomaat said SHURFINE YORK STATE CREAM STYLE P k ga 33c Not Schedtded|S:ir“«iW.!Sj^S’Z'i: there was some snow precipitation vlsers. ‘!u'to5ryv As today’s seaston opened ^xptonaHons Q a isnhile . but w e n turned hsck BAKER’S I n which killed Holoban after an at- j the purpose of the order is to at- 7 MINIT tain "a proper balance between in that region yesterday. K l announced unexpectedly that by police. tempt to poison him faUed. H is' The anow ia working its way up the Reds would accept the proposal. Rome demonstratore smaabed BAKINS For Draft Cialls body was sunk in a lake in north­ the need to protect infoimation the coast from the Midwest. It was I Panmunjom, Nov, S upt—The OPEN ■WYriyOTnfOfg important to the defense of the The Reds stipulated that ”your Indian chief of the war prtoooer ariadowe in the British Embassy. ern Italy'' and recovered after the snowing at daybreak in Washing­ CORN FLUFFY war. United States, and the need for side give up its unreasonaUe stand commission today indirectly—but The British and Americana an­ Woshart oad AH GHOCOUTE MEAT DEPARTMENT Washington, Nov. S (P)—No ton and Atlantic City. dtisens of this democracy to know in igrioring composition” of the pointedly—warned the COmmu- nounced Oct. 8 thet they intended 6 $1.00 neOd to draft men under 19 in moat The chief prosecutor, in hia final ’The snow would follow the conference. . to turn over administration o f Zone OtiMr AppHoRCM FROSTING what their government is doing.” ntoU to speed up their dragging New Crop York State Sknrflao Otetes is tndteatied befors next July sumnoatloa, called Icardi "simply TTie staUment added: coldest snap in southern New Eng­ In Seoul, the South Korean gov­ A of the ’Trieste territory, in­ FRIDAY Just Add Water and Whip ' P k «^ < uneaa draft calls akyrockst, an p low swindler.” He asked lUe land so fa r this season. intervlea'a with anti-Red POWs or PUMPKIN COOL DAYS ARE PORK DAYS ”Tbe Iseuance o f this order wiU ernment protested strongly against cluding the city, to the Italians. Associated Press aurvsy showed sentences—ths maximum in Italy In the Mimehester-Hartford " I may have to throw up WHOLE STRIP revise, in a manner more in keep­ any move to moke the talks secret hands.” Yugoolavia declared its troops CATSUP Pkg. today. Ths minimum draft age is —fo r him aad Lo Dolce. ing hvith the American tradition area unoffleial readings had the unless they "include represents would march into Zone A the 3 (SOS) Caaa , 2 9 C Sentences at 22 and 34 years in temperature near the middle 20s at Uvea of thla government. The warning by Lt. Gen. K. S. of freedom of information,' exist­ Thimayya came as the Reds ap­ moment Italian military forces NIGHT TIL The survey of Stata Selective prison were asked for the three ing requirements for the safe- 4 a. m. Elseadiere in Tolland Coun­ Dean said arrangements for the were seat in. Tension over Trieste, Aide le a r « 2 (gi^) oaaa 35c FRESH PO RK Lh.55c Service directors also found that former Italian partlaano—Aminta ty early morning readings, none staff meetlnga were made with thb peared ready to call the whole 21c Yoeur ekotoe ■ to m b . each. Zunrding of defense information.” program quits. always a hot Issue between Yugo­ a relative, handful o f men under MIgliari, Giuseppe Mannini and Eiaenhowsr made public a pro- subsUntiated by the Weather “ enUra consent” of the Republic of slavia and Italy, heightened. 19 have been drafted since con­ RIB Oualtlero ’rosalnl. poeed draft of the order last Jims Bureau, included Rockville 32; ‘Tol Korea. "We are going to try to start Today's Trieste rioUng, involv­ scription was resumsd shortly Rescuerg Continue land 30; Columbta 28; Coventry Two staff oflvlsera from each 8:30 Ths five men were charged with 17. Ha said then It would ’’open •gain Monday,” ’nU ouyya said. ing an eotimated 10,000 persona, (MXDAR after the Korean War started in 27; Mansfield Depot 25 snd Bolton O ^ A R killing Holohan, leader of their in­ tpe door for citizens to obtain aide will hold their first session ’’But if the prisoners do not come was the worst of the three days Yce, for your convenience mld-1930. Thla does not count vo l telligence mission, behind enemy more information about their gov- 28. Saturday. out then I am afraid the explana­ " i r ' loolriaig Far* PORK ROAST l»^49c nnteero. Search for Miners The temperature hit the freez­ in this city of predominantly Ital­ we are open for business CONTINDA lines in 1M4. Icardi la accused o f ernment” without endangering na­ A spokesman for Dean aaid his tory work will come to a halt” ian population. Pro-Italian feel­ until 8:30 P. M. every Fri- IS Statos Limit SelecUea engineering the staying, Doles tional security, and he invited sug­ ing mark of 32 degrees in Boston p rop el for lower level talks waa LOIN At least 13 statM, New York Bonanza, Utah, Nov. S (SV -Tw o for the first time this foil last Troops Might Be Used ing for return of the city to Iti^ day evening. NESTLES EVEREADY TOMATO o f firing two fatal -ahota and the gestions regarding possible made ”in the light of the bihek- Thimayya indicated be might bed been stirred by Wedaeadey’s City and the District o f Columbia three Itallena of participating. rescue workers, in a giant metal changes. night. 1 round” of Korean armlaUce talks. * n r u s t have draftsd nons ot only a few use Indian troops to conduct the celebrations of the anniveraaiy of Alessandro Casalegna. chief bucket, dropped deep Into the BrowncU said the order in fiw i It was in the ’teens in northern ‘ 'he truce negotiators often "took PASTE Lb. men under 20 in recent months, emdke-fUled maw o f a blast- New England. Lebanon, N. H.. was Interviews if the present totter­ the World War I armistice on the V A L U iS T PO RK RO A ST prosecutor, closed the trial with the heat o ff’ disputes at the top ing procedure brealu down. Just arrived . . . some of the finest Green Moun­ SWEET _^_J|«yj»goed^ei ' aad have eome chop# eut e ff! according to the aurvey. Kentucky wrccked gUsonlte mins early today (Centlaned en Page Three) one of the coldest spots with 13 level by handing them down to and Alabama haven’t drafted any | demand fo r conviction o f all five degrees. ’The freezing weather was He spoke only a few hours (Orotiaaed ea Page ■> tain Potatoes we have seen in many a day . . . In a brief rebuttal but found no trace of eight mlu- s ta ff officera fo r solution. fRUnNUT BRiaO CUdwH l«9s unU brawf or. |wt what you nroRt under 20 since World War II. ' Ing miners. roused by a cold air moss which after a laat-mlnute Communist de­ Wonderful cookers . . . use them for baking or M ILK C O C M 3 Cans An earUer survey showed that 411 swept down from Canada. Kenneth Young, director of the mand resulted in cancenation of maB¥ HfiMt for mimM n q t iin m u H . Tbay'iw Tm h Little hope waa held that the Office of Northeast Asian (Japan the day's scheduled explanations. boiling. Ask for Native Green Mountain Potatoes. sU tes dipped into the l»-y*or-oId men, trapped 500 feet below the The Weather Bureau said it will sw troup to SU last April’s draft calls. ** and Korea) Affairs (or the U. 8. Thimayya called recent dragged Vt Lb. P k g . at Holt's. W t dso bovt lorgt, pbmip fowl. ttiNitr surface by an explosion and fire be cloudy and slightly warmer in State Department and Cql. Stan­ 2 9 e, Bines July ths calls havs dropped ... ^ . News Tidbits northqm -New England today but O’dt interviews with antl-Rad pris- raosttrs and yonwg brailors. Bsa fWWb remssla ewreeafla aHniiirin w I ^ GHI COtlViACDfj UllD W G| tIOt G yesterday, were still alive. 'S. ton Babcock, a senior advlMr, will om rs ’’inhuman.” Bulletins Fellow miners thought they the coM weather is expected to con­ represent Dean in the dlscusaions. 10 lbs. CaOed froa AP Wires tinue in southern New EngUnd ’T can’t stand any. longer to go from the AP Wirsa Lb. Pkg. 90 eliminating the leader of the mla- heard faint erica coming out of the The Communiits'picked North In the tents and Idok at It my­ POTATOES 5 3 c with the temperature no warmer Korean adviser Chon D- July cgIUi. ' ’’Nor have we any knowledge of WINDOW The January draft call will bs Vineyard after trouble devetope in ket oaffortog from oxaoMMa osid MclNTOSH APPLES cable to mainland. who has seat maU to the prison- COOL. LEAFY LETTUCE ThoM two announced in a few days. New York, Nov. 6 UT)— Sen, Jo-j- McCarthy described another wit< ere.” to a otato o f shock. •Bofai spteioHy In Carrier Explosion "Prodigal son,” who has been seph R. McQurthy (R-Wia) says nets aa an engineer who he said The cato vriU have to be much The AlUed POWs handed 6 Lb. Bag prieod at higher than 28,000 monthly after mlaalng 23 years, and who waa evidence presented before his : worked on radar material in ths KHDLY HAS JOB DEEP GREEN SPINACH 6 9 c declared legally dead 1 1 years ago, Senate Permanent InvestigaUons' Federal Telecommu^caUont Lab- TWmayya a long, typewritten pro- Boatoo. Nev., d (ff>—The Red Celumblo Fyrexylin thodbo noxt June to replace draftees Boston, Nov, 6(P)— A Navy^m ate o f BS00.090, some $40,000 tsst against arhat was tanned ’ ’ vio­ SEEDLESS BOSIDN eomplating tbsir two years of mili­ board of Inquiry has absolved the now repertad aMve by insurance subcommittee indicates that a spy oratory at NuUey, N. J., from 1943 Sox today roeoivcd ward tfcab quality—ttyU and vqlits Fresh Fruit and Vegetables more than the previous figure. ring ‘was funeUoning at Ft. Mon-! to 19S1. Ths Senator aaid the lab- lations by the U.N. Command and toftkaoded piteker Leo Btoly tary duty. Defansa offldala esti- skipper of the aircraft carrier Cause of the explosion, if estab­ firm which paid $53,56S to, hla FRESH PARSLEY For le the matt diKrimlnatin0 h tlri. mouth, N. J., and ’’elsewhere” fo t; oratories are a subsidiary of the the custodian force India.” kad keoa dtockorged from tka LARGE CAUFOBNIA BLUE FISH L e ^ e o f any blame in the Oct. lished, w ill not be made public The petition denounced delivery GRAPEFRUIT 3 bvyor Thoto ^ d o t have Lb. (CenttooeS ea Page Twe) 16 exploalon and Sn which killed Chief ef Beoth Korea’s navy a conaiderable length of time after International Telephone and Tele- Army and tke Bootoa Amutoaa Slices or piece. until the board’s report la studied World War n. i graph 0>., and ’’are doing lOO per B-tN'f tof ' *‘Vr( y firnt* d o ^ oven colets widi o Rniili 1 CELERY 27c 37 and injured 39. by Adm. Ballentine and reviewed aaya U. 8. wiU loan additional ahipa lOc BELOW LAST WEEK—CALIFORNIA "for fighting Communism more McCarthy's subcommittee yes-'cent government work.” (Oeattaaed aa Page Three) atoly aeked tkat kto bomo bo ^(n^l toxtum t^toO onh^tness ■ 1 ICEBERG PURE WHITE Rear Adm. Delbert Cornwell, in Washington by the Navy De- terday wound up currentI closed | Eaitoeer Wen’t Talk added to |be aettoa S ot Dos. window docordfionu head o f the investigating board, partnient effectively." . . . 8econd of Van Crosby Must Face Alatlne quadruplets la hearinga into a li^ (ed communist * MiKitoithy aaid the engineer re­ ORANGES 39e told Capt. Thomas A. Ahroon of Tbchnical experts tsstlfled that fused to tell the aubcommittee SEVEN SUBUOrDCB Fyrexylin shades can ha LETTUCE — Hrod 23c Norfolk, Va., aa the board com­ exhaustive tests on the port cata­ lUch., dico today . . . WUd rioting Polio Virus Caught SCALLOPS ,,69 c by studeaU features Ooy Ikwkes Army Signal Corps and especially whaUier he to a wpy or whether he Mtoeeto. N. Y „ Nev. d MV— BWeBllGd GVGM More Questioning pleted iU inquiry yasterday: pult machinery showed no evi­ at the Ft. Monmouth toj^secret ever stole radhr secreta. AFL Ualoa Leader WUMaro a ****»(«” W *". iHKidKk, cod. In. No Fault Feoad dence of sabotage,'It ia believed aight la London. COFFEE m of freili end cMefi iNroegN the Inquiry board w ill make reoom- Iran aoaeaaees arrest of three radar laboratoiY. "We have evidence," McCarthy By Camera’s Lens De Baatog, Sr* too ooa aad ftoa years oF Boivicea O N IO N S ' 2 Lho. 25c laos Angeles, Nov. d UTt — Bing "We can find no fault or negli­ Among aeven witneaaes who said, "that ha is a member of the otkor aatm nma oarrood gence on your part In this acci­ mendations to higher authority men in connection with alleged today aa < CroOby has bean ordered to show concerning the hydraulic catapult tastifled during, tha day was an Communist underground today and Poeono Manor, Pa., Nov. S M V- OPEN cause Nov. 16 why ha should not dent. W e congratulate you on Communist plot to aasaoainata LIFE Dgg't lotatt— Inant oOm w . m m ^ -unldentlflsd woman who, Mc­ that he was part of the Roeen- GREEN BEANS l»e your handling of the emergency."’! system used by the Navy. 8hah . . . Teargalal has "light at­ The canwra tone has caught anoartr aavsral qusstioas ht da- In a sldellrtt to the inquiry, Carthy aaid, refused to say wheth­ berg spy ring which delivered ma­ H olt'uhauSH yf LoBabtHdaoiit. cUnbd to answer yesterday in i The board, a fact-Suding body tack of flu” . . . U.8. froeoee por­ er or not ohe waa a spy. public enemy: PoUo virus. lb Adm. Cbrnwell told of the impor­ tion of iU financial aid to France terial to Communist agents.. GREEN PEPPERS d e v o tio n oonesrning a 3-oar eraah which performs no Judicial func­ "There to no quasUon but that V m n N IK T R A M S, 2 Lbs. 35c tant part In the investigation p l^ - in eflort to obtain batter treat­ Another hearing wltneas yaetar- Magnified from 200,000 to $0(L- UNTIL in which he waa Involvsd Oct 11. tion, heard 45 wltneasea in alx ahe iMd engaged in soptonage In day was a man suspended as an 000 tlmee, the deadly belaga ap­ _ P aitod BaMroa, N. fW Bov. l ^ i a s m M Sofw lay td n * «iia sorviet Ib Hw ed by a letter being written by a Crosto' answered most questions days of testimony. Its Sndings ment (o r American buoineasmen in the Slghal Corpa at Ft. Mon- OB Broria^o N m p a k T. CARROTS marfctt hot bota so tasertisfaetory, PItasa tkm oaUor on watch In ths c a ta j^ t Morocco. 1 employs at F t Monmouth Oct 30, pear as tiny round balto—so em«n 2 Pkga. 33c out to him yreterdsy by Edgar Si­ and rcoommendatlons will bs for­ room when the exploalon occurred. auMith," McCarthy said, aad add because o f alleged Communist that a mlUlon ride by ride barely etourgodtodogitof Am $2.75 LABO B SIZE ^ay obtod for bottw strvlet.--SMh vt« ^ mon Isw ya r' repressntlng threa warded to Vice Adm. John J., Bol- Oen. Alfred M. Gruan- ed: offtllaUons. would.maaoura aa Inch long. Olga polley Is r 8:30 F or the average elae' wiadesv tontlne, head of the Atlantic iileet Tha unidentified sailor—killed In t h e r, Supreme Allied Oom- ■ a l l ‘ MMOns who w ort ia tho othor Evideaee bafma this auhoom- McCarthy, said the witnaos de­ U2je wttli year oms reUer the blast—was writing to his girt ander in Burope, las fseoial Dr. A. R. Taylor, rasearch vl- HONEYDEWS JEaoh 55c au tB 'al who an suing him (or ^ r Arm with hsadquactera In friend while watching a gauge on mlttee cliarijr tafltoatea that peo- nied he to a member of the Com­ rotogtot of Parke. Oovto fk c iL iL«a^i^4Epsi«< Norfolk, Va. aadloaao at Bu«kt«|to|ua Pal- toa labeUad os part a t the Roaea- TOKAY nMT GrMB Stnmps Given With Cash Salsa the oatopult apjianitus wM h was wlth <) u 0 e a ^BUaabath munist party now, and tsatlfled Detroit, ahowad the alrtimii But «B tho « 4vtoa o f oounoM, testhnooy toaa undergoing a test.- The letter, •“ wsnttaff the that be never attended Communist taken with tha aid of an elaottn FRIDAY 6UCE Lb. Jar B log to toU with whom ho n . . . Tw o men attteaO y wounded atreatoM free.' ftosk ** L A JOHNSON Wthtohtad by totUmony ragard- which listed the time of day and party meetiags. mlnrroaepa to the HirTrmi Mt GRAPES 2 Lbs. 35c tjdkotf •aid.dliiod at Dim produoir In aa exchange o f gunfire la down­ Julnis and BthM ___ _ catandt mseMasty— gauge readings at intorvala. waa town Hollywood tan police of a McCarthy toiaerlbed aa addUkai- eroocope Boetoty of ^iTTfira aKEwix 5 5 c SEEDLESS W U h S M ^ ^ " (WSOdlBg ha aoaree ot the found almost m taet a fter the Ml k to w 's p iiL o l wHim m as a man who worked ta Tha Btoturro -rotlnalag roti- CMrfM fnH. MdrMb POINT CO. ------Mowa that tho F t Mmimwith M iaal 'Oospa. NIGHT *w (M l MkM. . m Um. h m jl^ and nMMu^ ta*Nm TfS ateo Ihi^ the tlM poUo bug M SM la lS ee Twolvo); ' Main St., Manchsstorj GRAPEFRUIT 3Yc CO. «-*-SdT.‘£S'*iJ5fSSf SB j^aga TwaKaX (C I an Faga Iw sh e ) ( -r' lUKCfiESTEtt SVENINC} Rl^BALD. MAKCHBSTER. CONN, littlDAY. NOVElfBER 6,'1968

and 6opelaas mba aqd woman. » > MARCHEiriiat, THIDAY. NOVEMBER $, I t U Talented Trio Red Cross- Asks Assistance AAMeetiiig panatly powoiiaas to control thate i appaUtaa for liquor daspiU the THRU - « • Fib. 8, wlthr, g r^ it harm it was dedng tham, oojjer up UielPjOWK tog this material to |"p« « i t the SMMto b e ti« Informod that their hands. E H w i Entertains at nava found tha way out through SATURDAY White wu a spy." - - R^ds Warned news media.!''- On ^High Seas Yule^Project Open to All AlcohoUea Anoffymous. Is s u e s The Indiaiw' ‘lia fe not eemored The TrupaageilHr'fiVs cit^an W liite EspRed^Spy nutnayya aald ha w u wiimaed But to a gtaat aagment of tha •qjITLE BOY" at ItW-Sili—^SAHARA* a t: federal ageaiilaa, fo r 'IK fiiEt OhM, this mail.” at tha priaoners' uUona' since he general pubUc, A A is just some­ Mrs. Lillian Watts, volunteer^^^ther quickly. Donors may sign S c M i o n L iOMI G p O U p about tht aame authority to 'This ia a allocking u u e f hews bad irisited them ‘ on Oct. 34- to PAR Meeting o f thing vaguely read or heard about, To Speed Up seryicss chairman for the local Red siewtiatmToaHiiiwiw , ree Niews Bify IttfpnMttgs aa aganeloa media and school children to do answer to two letters written by way^"i Chriatmas greeting cards which not something that can be Cross, is appealing again for help will be included in the -gih. To Start at 8tS0 p. m. tha Ditonae and Btata Dei (( tn m P a g e . e ) ‘ Hospital Notes their dirty work,” the petition aaid, them 8M)t. 38. 44)rel( V n . June Ycomnne Park, eop< specific and tremendous value In the “ Christmas on the High BING ments already had In the cam of and called the failure o f ceiisor- He said ha felt sorry about the •U ff fav . IS "Our chapter has been asked to Tom orrow at Hollister anyone, regardless o f age, sex or i x m E B O Y Explanations ehlp "a grave error." rano; K n . Haxel D riffa Lock- Seas” project which she and her acurity data. another eccaaton, Brownall aald. PatteEta Today ...... ,ig f month lag In the Oct. 34 visit and and p o m I prepare 60 of the gift packages. color, who admits he or she has an CROSBY Flow C^der ward, dramatic reader and lira. committee are preparing for ship­ We are short about half that num­ AmMlaa Lsae Anlherlty former Trsaoury SoertUry Mbr- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Reading with a atralght face, Mid "tha chape had soma reason The India A spokesman for tho local Alco­ alcoholic problem and sincerely LOST Thimayya plowad through the long, ment this month. ber, at the present time, ond only CUUIOEOMfHM The nsenhower maagure stripe Arthur OusUfson, 384 HoMiator lb—» Page Ooe) to grotiM at tbe delay” but thought sition that Virginia Wbitehill, nianiat, delight- holics Anonymous today asked, wants to do something about it. (CsEttaued Trem Page O w ) ganthau took him on a trip to repiUUous petition that demanded fully entertained the memhera of These small gift packages, each one more week remains before the CMlItTIM nUtCAK auch authority from 38 agonciee, S t; Mrs. Carolina MeOmneU, M evenrthlng w u M p gr after tosh. propaganda-nfi" 'Have you an alcoholic problem? Help Easy to Get Italy Slid North Africa. of maU, naw^apara and magaslnu protection from "attack by wira Orford Pariah Chapter, DAR, at to the value of gl.SO, are being packages must be sent out. and in 17 othars limits it to tho Biaull St.; Mrs. Mabel Cole, 111 Thimayya uid priaoners not to und Bfly ,/ Is someone near and dear to you There is no mystery about AA. rm Incorporates one major agency heads. Ita November meeting laat night wrapped in gay Christmas wrap­ “Surely, there must be many White waa deacrlbad •• having Norman St.; N icboiu Schoidcl. from tba United Btatoa which toe in danger of losing his job, his fam­ Its hglp'is easy to obtain, iU •"B*—• eyetom of review Co In- drafted the - Morgenthau plan for —■ .1.- I11I.A'. at the home o f Mra. Maurice T i ^ ' pings, and will be sent to ports of groups or individuals in Manches­ Brownall was aahad whether 188 Broad S t ; Mrs. Dorothy POWa reportedly oonaider counter- ily, his sanity— perhaps even his simple but effective program easy jw that (1) information la not abolition -of tho “ i^ r ie to d ” eato- tho trsatmont of Oormany follow­ tenltaer, 22 Phelps Rd. embarkation so they nuy be ter who wish to share their Christ­ Rhodes. Suflleld; 'Dans Pariseau, prapegenda to “inUmldate, riaader, placed on board ships or planes life— because he no longer can con­ to follow, ita rich rewards too BhO toat (3) gory wouldn't laad to moving In ing World War n. This waa a pro­ 111 Bolton S t; Judun Edwards, The theme, “ Our American H?r mas spirit with these boys whose trol his craving for alcohol? I f and distributed to servicemen who many to enumerate. It is to ex­ giuudoS. ** properly aafe- fonnation up « notch to tho ’’con posal in effaet that Oormany bo Jr., Andover; Rusull Peterun, eoarea and briba" tham to ooma itage,” was carried out by the holiday season can be cheered a the answer to either of those ques Tomorrow is your last fi* will be en route to foreign shores little by these small remembrances plain how A A works and for what fldontial eatogory. reduced to a pastoral atato, do- Wspping: Donald Marley, South homa. talented trio in narrative, poetry tlons is yes, then you should at­ ■ I R A I THRI-AST WORD IN WILD AFRICAN on Christmas Day. that they are not forgotten. it stands that meetings such as the A Lw U l "BELOW THB SAHARA" In TBOHNIOOUMI On the Jtrat ooimt, tha order Ha said tha aarialtiona o f "top prived of heavy industry. It was Coventry; Peniw Spencer, 198 Tbimyya arid toe laadsr.ef tha and muaic, llluatrating diffbrent tend the open meeting of the'Man­ ^®*V*PPOtotment by the secrot,” "soerot” and "confldon- nsvar adopted. MASTM epochs in the industrial, political "Because flie time remaining to " I f the donors could see the one tomorrow evening are held. Chestnut St.; Gary Baltord, S3 POWa eppurgd to be toe BriUab take advantage of our wondet^- j chester group of Alcoholics Anon­ They have often proved an open o f V staff member to tlal" ara oxpllcit anough to provont )thwithstanding all this,” Marshall Rd.; Mr*. Evelyn Kud- M o o n and war-time history of America prepare‘'these gifts is so short,” grateful letters received from the Marine, (tondren. said Mrs. Watts, " I am asking that hoys who receive the gifts, I ’m ymous, to be held tomorrow In the door to a happiness undreamed of ^ "re c o lv e , conaldor, and take actiwi that. Ho addod: Broamell mid, “ Harry Dexter 81 Milford Rd.; Linda Lu R » t from Colonial days to the present. Hollister Street Behoof auditorium CALLING ALL KIDS! *■”' tJP^, auggeettona ^^ r eomplainta "W o cortalnly would look with a Whits waa a Ruuian spy. He identified toe two ladton of- Mrs. Park and Mra. Lockward any organizations or Individuals sure there would be no hesitation for many who thought their own Lawson, 11 Oyda Rd.; Waldeman fill 7th anniversary specials!: at 8:30 p.m..” cases hopeless. ^ p o m non-govemmentri aourcea r jaundieod ty t on any unwarrantsd Bmngglad Doenmanta spent days in research work and who wish, in this way, to help In joining wholeheartedly in mak­ SATURDAY AT 2:00 P. M. Kangu, 589 E. O n ter St.; Mrs. fleera u a Maj. Kutkl, toa com­ brighten the holiday of some lone­ ing ‘Christmas on the High Seas' No admission will be charged Alcoholics Anonymous considers p la t in g to the o p e r a ^ of th upgrading,’'^ He smugglad aecret doedmenta Harriet Enders, 140 Branford S t; the result was a program of un­ and, following the meeting, all — •order." pound commander, and Ua aaalat- firant Now ly serviceman, will contribute the poMible." she concluded. ^ no case hopeless no matter how Tbs now order aaya “ top aocret” ta Ruuian agents for tranaminrion Georgs Wllun, 108 Bitch St. ant, a Capt. Copra. usual historic Interest and beauty. present are invited to be guests at rr. Jamee C. Hagerty, White HouM to Moscow. Harry Dexter White Mrs. Park remarked that "Yan­ price of one or more gift package. Donations for this progrann^ may pitiable or desperate the atralU of shall bo appliod only “ to that in- ADMITTED TODAY: Chaiiu Thimayya said the two offl- We will be able to buy the combs, be sent or taken to the Red Cross an open house in the PathSnders the individual concerned may be. TO OUR . . ^ p r e m eecreUry, said Elaanhower formation or material the defense w u known to ba a Comrouniat spy Blgge, 88 McKinley St; AniU kee D oodle" is one of the few Club, 102 Norman St. to partake c4rs were truted politely and he 2-OVEN pocket books, playing cards and headquarters. Center St. I f further Some of the seemingly un­ !“•» ‘ o Bcniart aiq)ect of which Is paramount"— by tho very people who appointed Rupners, 84 Main St.; Robert did not think actual physical re­ songs of the early days in New of A A hospitality. Coffee, cakes *^ M . Bhanley. presidential a p a ^ him to tha moot aonsitive and im ONK GROUP OF HATS Ehigland that remain popular. The other small articles in bulk and information is desired, phone recoverable cases are now among fo r oxampio, data which if dia. Beach, 148 Boulder Rd. straint w u used. facilitate getting the package to- 3-Slll for details. and doughnuts will be served and ^counael. There had been auggea- qlosM could load to “ a defintta portant poaiUon be ever held in BIRTH YESTERDAY: a daugh­ various wars Inspired writers like everything will be "on the house.” the happiest members o f AA, an * OMldHt Leava Cempeead ON SALE FOR ...... FRI6IDAIRE WBset and a credit to the society in » U o n e that such appeals he handled bveak in diploiiisUc relationa affoct- government urvice.” ter to Mr, and Mra. Francis B u - The two officers were told they Julia Ward Howe and compdsers The meeting will be led by a . . . { ^ a board of working newsmen; Ing...... )ba driensa of tho UniInltad The Attorney OenermI event on low. 50 Spring St. to produce such songs as "The which they move. could not lu v e tha compound, and the poignant "I'll Take You To Manchester member o f the local — these were not hdopted. States,.*' . then to doclero that the IHBI BIRTHS TODAY: a son to Mr. Battle Hymn of the Republic,” at Your Home, Kathleen.” Mra.iml>th«hmc«0 Ov m Dm ** stirring songs well within the masters to obtain the correct pitch. known as A A speakers throughout 8:30 p.m. planatiou in violation of the For Draft Calls ^ f o r a continuing study within fad used only whore disclosure “ could He continued: Diana CUrk. 89 Lockwood St; memory of people today. This was loaned for the occasion northeastern United States and bo prejufficial to tho dafenst inter armistice agreement through the • SimiMMAatlc Ov m CMIral departments and agencies. *3ut them reports did not im­ Jacob Nicholson, 98 Cambrldga The canalboat era brought by Mrs. Eunice Case Hohenthal they bring messages o f hope and esta of tho nation.” medium of postal and telegraphic ^ The Bteenhower order aorta fod- pede White's advancement in the S t; Mrs. Sarah OalIU, 818 Main ayatema CThe U.N.' h u not yet • llfaliaM Feitefelii CahlnW, Ov m "Showboat” and other favorites member of the chapter and well (Continued from Page One) encouragement to those who are In n ply to a question, DrowhoU -A*?ol, departments and agencies Into admlnlat ration. S t; William McFarland, 304 started personal intervlewa.) and inspired Stephen Foster who known local singer. trying to And some way out of OLD FASHIONED •aid ho could not say offhafid what Eldridge St.; Loren Fracchia, An­ • RaOlanhib* C «»U n t mate calls of about 45,000 for each < three groiiM; I can now announeo officially, The U.N. ia trying, “ to intimi­ composed many well-loved songs, Talk on Early Poets lives of abnormal drinking. the ponaltiea might ba in easoa for the first time in public, that dover; Mrs. Ethel Mohr, Rockville; UnMt one of which "Beautiful Dreamer” of the 12 months following next DANCING I , The 28 with no power to put date, slander, coerce and bribe” JANETS Mrs. Lockward's description of Accepted as Vital FCrce where nowamon mada puMic infor­ the records in my departmant Mrs. Ellubeth Johnson, 17 S. June. I-1 a security latol on oScial informa­ toe prisoners. 1013 kUIN SnUET — PHONO MI-f-H74 was sung by Mrs. Park, with the the works of the early poets, Alcoholics Anonymous today la Every Saturday Night mation ciaaatflod in any ef the cate­ Main St. • Hlgh-SpM^ IratlM , waiil-Mgli As long as draft calls remain at V FW Home, M aucheetelr Oreea 2 HOURS OF CARTOONS tion. although they may request •hour that White'a spying activi­ The Indiana are guilty of allow- ' accompaniment by Mrs. Whitehill. among them Henry Wadsworth generally accepted by the clergy, gories. ties f^T the .Soviet government DISCHARGED TODAY; John • CanvMlMt OuMal about the present level, many state - agencies with classification power She sang one of the Negro spirit­ Longfellpw William Cullen Bry­ doctors, social workers and police Mnsle by POPEYE • BUGS BUNNY were reported in detail by the FBI Wennergreh, 91 Alton St.; Sidney uals, " I Am Just A-Going Home,” directors indicated they wouldn't departments as the most vital force . to do it for them in "exceptional • Tw « Ov m SigMl-U^hta ant, Ralph Waldo Emerson, James Smiling Jim’s Western Oamvan 1 ’ caaea." to tho White Houu by means of a Lawrence. Tankeroeaan Rd., Rock­ have to draft men under 10 in the in the world in the flght against LITTLE LULU • PORKY PIG • Russell Lowell and James Green- near future. ^ 2. Tho IT in which only* the report delivered to President Tru­ ville; Mrs, Rita Loaier, Coventry; • S Irallar Rm i Mt Pm i , 2 griJt the dread disease o f alcoholism. Denis Frechette. 11 Tanner S t; leaf Whittier were Interesting, Few Keep Silent FOX and CROW • DAFFY DUCK • ^ a g e n c y heads have such power but Public Records man through his military aide. Countless thousands of tortured Brig. Geii. Harry H. Vaughan, in Mra. Hulda Graham, Willimantic; Your Best TV Buy particularly when she recited The only state directors who . can not delegate it to eubordl- TOM and JERRY • PLUTO • December of 1945," Mrs. Ann Pinto, 72 White S t; some of them, such as Whittier's didn't indicate they were in this • -* hates. Warrantee Deeds Little Orphan Annie." Long fel­ MICKEY MOUSE AND ALL Brownell said one month later M iu Lillian Cepeian(L 36 Grova St. All-New position were for Iowa, Kentucky, p^iaiAMilOa ^ 8. A ll the other departments— Francis J. Dowda and Mildred L. KEITH'S BRING YOU AUTHENTIC DESIGNS IN low’s well-loved "Village Black­ Louisiana, Ohio, Rhode Island. ^ e u c h as the SUte, Justice, Defense, Truman advanead White to the smith.” Your Cartoonland Favorites Dowds to Albert Litvlnchyk, prop­ post with the iniematlonel mone­ EMEROENCV CALL South Carolina, Utah, Washington, ALL COLOR SHOW i _ Treasury end Commerce depart- erty on Vernon St. A t the close of the program, the Wisconsin and Wyoming. ments and the Central Intelligence tary fund: Thereupon, he u id the JONHSON Alexander Jarvis to Gilbert Springfield, Mo. (P>—K. G. { regent, Mrs. Howard Eddison i Agency—which may impoae aecur- FBI compiled a speciiM and detail­ . Directors for Rhode Island, ■ til l” HI K/IOS TERRIFIO ON OUR Thurston Hunter and Harriet Calk­ ed report on Whito "and his Walla, director o f the O suk Em­ warmly, thanked the young wom­ A LL S E A tS - 25c jity claaslflcationa through subordi­ South Carolina, Utah, Washing­ •-.< It I I >>, GIANT FULL STAGE ins Hunter, property in Prospect esnionage activltiu'' and delivered pire Fair, got an emergency call | BROTI4ERS en for the work they put into one ton and Wisconsin either wouldn’t MIRACLE-MIRROR Note! Current ahow of “ U ttle Bey Leet” will reenme after Om nates delegated by tho agency Park aubdiviaion. of the best entertainments in Oarjr C—prt ■ .heads. this to Gen. Vaughan t<* be given on the public addreu aystem. flleclrical Contractors comment on when they would be Back Hadtaa CINEMASCOPE SCREEN! K iddie Matinee Saturday at 4:10. "Bey Lett” acreeaed. at Martha Reich to Gustave A. to the Pruident, pn Fob. 4. 1946. Fairgrounds police sent him | years. “ Return to “ Golden -W Brownell said those authorised ALL-CHANNEL SET taking men between 18 H and 19 8:05-9:20, “ Below Sahara” at 8:00 and 8:18 pm. Gull and Clara A. Gull, property at “ And yet the Senate Banking hurrying to the gran(lBtand where The meeting was opened by the Paradise” Blade "to classify information will be 1063 MAIN STREET or said it was impossible to make Gary CaMar Back BaOaaa 18-18 H au l St. and Currency Conunittee w u per­ his young son, Keith, w u waiting I regent asking for the Pledge of an estimate. i Tech. S:U C:SeC:tf Babaita Halara PIpar Laaria working with much more precise MANCHESTER r - {; • .M. t Wf.r. B .» I' ' “ BKTl’BN TO ‘TRE GOLDEN mitted to recommend White's ap- for him. Allegiance to the Flag. The Amer­ The Iowa director said it would guides then was the case under tho Finland is one of tho moat lit- Ijioini‘ntmant on Feb. 5 in Ignorance "You want me?" Wells ukad. ican's Creed also was repeated in be about next April before he PARADISE” BLADE” Truman order. H.i'ttniJ, C« nn Sal. 1 sja. Rarkr Laae—Paseya— C:MA:U erate ceuntriaa of tho world aaya {o f Uthe report. "Yes, Daddy, I want um c pea- i unison. would be calling men below 19. The Sllsalr Meat*, Maveltaaa—^Taai A S:XC Brownell told newsmen he rec­ farry—Baraay Baae—TwaaU Tarry- the National Geographic Society. I “TT h e Senate iUelf w u allowad nuU.” ' Five new melhbers were wel­ Louisiana director said it wouldn't taara—Baga Baaay SUNOAVi THE BIO HEAT ommended abandoning tho "re- comed into membership. Mrs be before next January. Wyoming ! atricted” label because some gov- and Ohio directors said it would Saa. "M g Baal”—"SUuM af Apacha ' emment officials had used it Preston Sage and her daughter, Blvar” T Mrs. Arthur Gustafson; Mrs. be at least several months, while “ wben they didn’t have any raa- Frederick Perry, Mrs. Stuart Fer­ the Kentucky director said it would son to claaslfy (information) but SOLID AAAPLE guson and Mias Gladys Keith. The be next spring at least. wanted to keep it from the pub­ membership chairman, Mrs. W. The states which are now taking lic. ’ G. Crawford, proposed the names none or few under 20 are; Ala­ ; Tno Attorney General said the of several candidates, all of whom bama. Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, I tvulc thing about the new order is BEDROOM were favorably voted upon. Mem­ Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, BOUTB a nnd 44 the spirit o f It. He said Elaen- bership in the chapter, now at 96, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New hower has “ a very great peraonal You’ll like ita simpla Early Mexico, Pennsylvania and West FRIDAY SPECIAL Interest” in it, end added; is the highest in local DAR his­ American Unea, Its ruggad Solid tory. Many of the members Virginia. I "The old order wee repressive have been secured by Mra. Craw­ 2 LOBSTER and appilad the military formula Mapla conatruotlon, ita many ■) ( m ford. I to a lot o f thinga entirely outside quality details. Dreaur with W ashington Pupils DANCING FRIDAY «Rd SATURDAY^NIGHT > the scope of national defense. Mrs. Laura Loomis, secretary “ Lt'BE OP TBR Mirror, Cl\fist of Drawen and o f the Permanent Memorial Day- “The new order is a recognition Panel Bed . . . with warm hand WILDEENESS” — as opposed to the dictatorship committee, gave a report on her In Sq[uare D ances laaa Patart f rubbed finish, worn edgu, many c A work, told some of her experi­ Jaflray Baalaa Idea—that the public is entitled ences', and enlisted the support o f WaHar Braaaaa to a maximum amount o f infor- Give yourself the gift of glamour with a •xpensive featuru. ' the members. The Washington. P T A will meet a : ‘a>aUoa In hooping with aecurity.” ^ u m ‘DON’T ROTBEB 8 PIECE 8UITB Mrs. Eddison announced a re­ Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the TO RNOCE” BrowaoU SBld that under the West Side Rec, upstairs in the Marilya Maaiaa Truman order there was “a ton- ception honoring Past State Re­ BIcfcaae Wieamrfc : in gent, Mrs. K. T. Trewhella, of' gymnasium room. dency to use the term ‘national East Hartford, Nov. 15, from 2 A short business meeting will le i t t ' . aecurity* indlscrlmiaatcly." to 5 p. m., at Sunset Ridge Club­ be followed by square dancing OIMPLETE SHOW ENDS "That was tha term tha dicta- by the pupils, of the 5th and 6th TONITE AT S .5 0 house by Martha Pitkin Wolcott SUN.: la Blaaing T-Color Coming Sun. Only, All Color! Video Everydey-Ali Righti Rmrvtd-KT.Dickinion 4 Co,Inc. Chapter. grades, led by Mrs. Scott, physi­ “ARROWHEAD” cal education teacher. Parents will “KANOAKOO” “LADY IN H 39 “PAULA” Loietta Yonng IRON MASK” Mrs. Eddison also reported that participate in square dancing after the next meeting will be held at the regular program. Double Duty Maple Liberal Teraw •Jo^TERLINOSS* the home of. Miss Jessamine Following the dance, refresh­ Smith, 15 Park St., where the ments will be served in the hall by plenty of HOBBY Whst conld be s better gift for you— WlwHvif yevr clwtci In heme rwrnlihinst-* Rev. Forrest Muaser, of Rock­ Mrs. Sarito Loone an l her com­ plain, arnamanlid, trodillanal, medtrn, ar a bland af ville, will be guest speaker. mittee. , your poiae, your poaturo, your pride—tbaa Sofa Bed-Suite itylat—thara'i a Cerham Starling pattarn that balangi. The hostesses, Mrs. Wallace Members of the executive board meter-free Jones, Mrs. John Hayden and Mrs. SHOP tbe way a Playtex Girdle alima you from Fhrea Piecu Adda an ex­ Sixtaan la chaaia fram, will please meet at the West Side Maurice Willey, served party cup­ (D a t m i n q tra room to your home . . . Rec at 7:45 m. before the busi­ waiat to hipa to tbi^ia.^ Whbout a aeauL a comfortable living room Sudgat plani naha It aaiy ta awn and an{ay whila cakes, tea and coffee. Mrs. Ed­ ness meeting at 8 p. m.. you malia canvanlant paynwnti and atk ui abaal parking TALK by day . . . at night tha dison and Mrs. Herbert Robb Parents are again reminded of ^ J a n e k atitebf atay or bone—Playtex gives you true Oarhan saandan Starling knHa bandlaa whan yaa poured. Mrs. Jones tastefully Sofa eaaiiy opens to a •lap In. the "Mother and Daughter Night,” EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT By Cliff Vim rikN in Hr w« III, decorated the living room and Nov. 17, at the school annex at 6 alendemeas in complete com fort ru tfu l full aiu bed 2 7 7 I R O A D Sturdy Maple fram u, full flMI |l«l4dH«|, Im., *t>MIUtM, buffet table with chrysanthemums. p. m. MI-a-llS4 "THE CEDAR ROOM" BALES and spring construction, cual)- DARN THOSE REVENOOER8 TELEVISION RADIO SRRVIOR Tha "Mako-U-youraeif” erase lone In smarter fabrics. 3 PIECE SUITE M en o f St. M ary’s is aweeplng tha country and DEWEY-RICHMAN Charleston, W. Va. Mi—West Vir. from all reports Santa’s pack BTOM BUDao, Mythical 767 MAIN STREET ginia's Liquor Commission, looking talaa I:ie ( e-ei) u « or b iu e y . atairins will be loaded with kite of W ill M eet M onday for the reason for a drop In whiskey Buck’s Ginier Restaurant „ william Bandtx all description this year. Wa .. S) WILD BILL RICaOCK (Ml TOPPER—auirtag Ana Jit- sales found it on the hills and un­ (M> BAR M WK9TEBN THe£ feature most of the popular NEW LONDON TURNPIKE— GLASTONIURY TER "Wltd Country " ' fr»y» der the hills. (Ml OtiniE aiOHT 0 “ make-it-yourscir* kite. To M 2 9 « The second meeting of the St. The boys operating moonshine (U> Jl'NiOB CB088R0ADS (Ml PBn>AY r A t c b b name a few: • Mary's Episcopal Men's Club was MUSIC B Y < C> HOWDY DOODY, Puppat "KlosW tlM Clrcua” Piecto May Be Purchased stills in the mountain glens had allow Separately. held Monday evening, starting been over-active, while coal pro­ WESrEBN PLAY B O V 8 B bNYWOTCraTY KITS with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. served Sofa B e d ...... $ 6 9 .9 5 duction from under the same moun­ THE OONNECnOUT VALLEY BOYS ■•PronOar Outlaw" Part 1 TOUB b e s t b u t IN Kids and grown-ups alike by Elmer Kilby and his committee. tains had slumped for lack of de­ PBABVT OAtXERY PRICE and W OBKM ANSIIIP Chair ...... $ 3 4 .9 5 *=** TBIB 18 VOl’B WORLD , work with these. Shoulder Following the business meeting mand. LEGAL lEVERAGES— ITAUAN COOKING Rocker e e B B B e a “ ‘ a Him was shown by William H. WBATHEBBAk PERSOWUJZED aivailaine In kit fonq. Easy Day of New Britain, a member of ten BOSTON BLACEIE-myatary Budget T e n u whiskey," the commission summed to make and tha resulting ar­ the Circus Fans Club. up, adding that moonshiners find e;M (Ul SPOBTa There was a large attendance OiU TEE EARLY SHOW FLOORS, lie. ticle worth much more than the situation to their liking because original cost. Price $8A8. at the meeting, with 14 new mem­ they sell cheaper at lower prices "Gaa Uouaa Kids In Holly­ 8W Mala St—TeL MI-».0t80 wood" Others from 88c. bers present. than legal stores. CONTINUOUS FRC^ (HI D I ^ ^ B BDITION, Prad pim < M il JBB BIO BYORY — Bo- The club will meet again Friday, OR ^aiRtiag Kits Dec. 11, starting with a dinner at J*riera' axperlaneat The phonograph industry stan­ <**> » B n am A THB BAMB, 6:30, with an entertainment fol­ Tremendoualy popular! Ar- dardized the size of holes in records MANCHESTER Robrrt Q. Lfiwls ttsta agree that a user of lowing the business meeting. of all speeds during 1953. DOIJBLK FBATl'BE TREA- MANCHESTER TEE "H ollyw ^ Bladlum" these aeta gets fine baale art Cell nf ihf) Soutli Sm s'* training. Conaiats of canvas •iM ( « ) TV TODMOBTAOB 'Ylia - with aectlons numbered for KNEEHOLE DESK 0OL-TOM NOTtTH TIRE CO. Truth" colon; bruehca; oil painta. Betrendlng SJUL bbooeb FRIDAY TODAY Thni SUNDA Begttlsr (SI) CTNEMA THBATEB-Hovto ' Set e f a mstchiag pictures and i ! « (H> PCBUO PBOBBOVTOB S3JB. SATURDAY Snow U:M ( M I) CAVA LOAD R OF $6950 THE LAST 8PORTE—Paddy Young va. AhNnlnam Itclihi 9 K its CIRCLE SUNDAY Brond S t Olullanl, KLround ’ llehtwalghi bout Kits consist of aluminum SAVAGE DAYS Phono ■ (SMf) MY niB H D IRMA Btar- discs, etching powder, mask­ MI-».4t24 rtag Marla Wliaon A beautifully styled CoIoiUal Desk of Solid Maple SUPER eiANT SHOW T0NI8HT ing liquid, fluting tool, trac­ with generoneiy proportioned top, nine drawers AND SINFUL, ISiM (MM) PERfON TO PBBMB — ing paper and 10 attnetiva FABRIC UNED GIRDLE eite ( e> SPOBTBCOPE. BM Jaffaa Bdwnrd R, Murrow for atoraga. An Early American reproduction of 4 HOURS OF ENTERTAIN.MENT — SHOW STARTS NIGHTS OF, designs. Makes 4 expensive unquestioned charm. (Ml t h e lookSItt. /VlTi or looking coasters and an ash AT «:4g P. M— “ANDROCLES” at 9!90—"SECOND" at 7:88 lait Commerca MIGHTY (el) 8POETS, Jim Haaly Brattoe. May U. IMI. tn y . Price 82AB. Also aet A aBHMdi latex aheatli. Used witb S:M < a> WE.(TBEB POEECAAT U:ie ( » « ) NEWB to amhe IF* aenriag tray BABYLON! StU . ei WOBLO NEWS TODAY * ** . toADfST cantB, 18.38. doadoofi fabric. Like aO Playtex Girdlaa. . . SPECTACLE! SllROMANGE! LAUGHS! (Ml NEWS. kPOB-ra. WBATUn halph BaUnjny AAAPLE BOOKCASES (Ml FILM SEOBTS " “ aTBEB IliU (M) THE LATE BBOW, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL TM (Sl> RtOEUOBTS “ Blnalng Bairtera” eoaipletely iavisible, even aa'der your rntotH Available in choice of sizes, perfect for any problem wall •pace. O f Maple in warm, hand rubbed finish. S:H (it) WBATBBE (41) E L E V U m BOVa MOVIB cHaging elotbas. 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"■ 1- MANCMBaTO WfBNiNG HgRALP, M ANCHBSTBR, OONN» FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 19SS UASCSESttlBL EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1058 r win be sold to finance tha projact Retttrnt to Stage Tha attondance baanar for tha « m * y —• ! • Olaaorttm with tha highest paraat 1: U. S. J a y ^ Head _ of INfbctors. !Prsul w xR )~ iw » Band Instrument Richard P. Jones repraaaauttea went to Miss Jean '*W.v^membora pf Hm Foreign S^denU DuvaTa grade, and daoa. teita and sRMbib ot ttrioua chap- ton tbnugbout tha sUU will alao V jiofram feb«dulMi!*>i Drive Set by PTA AloabaHce to Meet RANGE Due ia Nfw HaveA On Bower* Panel IT —Coast. InToasr Named Fire Chief An open meeting of Alcoholics ba In Naw Haven for the day. by ilM ndio itunMn* I > Aaonymoua win be held tomorrow A largo committaa of Naw Ha- . «bd « • fubjact to dwoK* EUIngton, Nov. d (Special) At •:») a. m. st the HoUUter St. i Naw Haven, Nov. A—Plans nro van Jayeaa' mambora Is maeting The Bowsrs School PTA will f witbout m Uc«. I Struck Wapplng, Nov. « (Spoclnl)— w o , ht Theater Tha O nter PTA la iponaortnc firing n meeung of the South School, Msnehoater. South Wind- GOAL - COKE Ct underway for observance of Jun- once a weak to draw up a com- meat Monday at 8 in tha auditor­ pleto program and maka final r—Polka Hop Wj^Y—CooM. lavader community cAlendAr to raise Wlndoor Fire Dopartmont Wed­ sor rooidonts Intorasted In lor Chamber of Commerce Day In ium where Dr. Pascal Poe, dean of Iteeord lUvtM WTIC—Bob Hope nesday avonlng, Rfcbard P. Jonea InR are invitod to hear four ipeak- Conne^cut, Nov. 16, when Daln arrangementa for what Is expected Jukoboa liattBM money for a apeclai fund for 24 Hour Doliyery Soirico to bo one of tho moat Impdrtant Hillyer College, will preaent a ^ jacksiat* wua WTHT—Mike waa named Chief and Charles Rnea ora relate their experienccA Domlch, president of the United panel of four foreign students dis­ T’^-Oountry Muaie muMcal inatrumenU and band uni­ was namtd dapiity chief to sue- 'HMre win be a matting of the ^ States Junior Chamber of Com Junior Cbambor of Commerce W| -Hciiltk_____ I AidsA' W&1 8 —StSSlgntTheater forms for the schooL Democratic Town Committee to- X!: mere# will Vielt Now Haven. evehU.ln Connedteut this year. cussing their impressions of WO. Jack Downer cood Herbert Rooe, who la retiring. America, X ' i t t t — *'wHAY—Nlte Walch The community calendar will list Jonea replocaa Oeorga Rasa, who p. m. S' - national Jayeaa president Tha panel members are now at­ WHAY—Polka Hop WTlC-PtUI Han Is-AUce Flsye Chureli Notes W H T —Oxsle and Harriett birthdays, wading anniveraarya, rotirod a month ago. , , will be guest of honor at a lunch* tending Hillyer College. One of WCCC-HM»rt Reruo WDRC-Stace Struck Tha tople of Rav. Ds'vld MORIARTY BROTHERS - ton that day at tha Si. Elmo CHub, meetlnga, coming events, phases of A teatimoalal dinner in honor of mCHB-Jukebox Matlneo WOW—News; Sports Oockoti's ninday aarmon wlU be Audience Provides them, Franklin Park, visited Bkgw- W nc-«ulla Dallas the moon, and holidays the reUring chief wiU be given 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3.61S5 ‘4. tn which local and state officials are School last yeai as the guest WTHT—Oouatry Muste t ;U - nexc Wedneodsy evening at Oardtn "Can VIelenca Serve the Purpose and civic leaders have been in- “ T>RC-R*cord Shop WHAY-Nlla Watch There will be two prisoi df Oodt\’ Mlaa Naomi Foator wlU • vited. Jury for S-B Play of Dr. Poo's sons, Roger and Pas­ WONIi8-Jack Downer WTIO-Phll Harrl»Allcs Fays awarded; one In the first through Grove, Mancheater. Tlcketo may ■peak on "Ufe in ’nirkey" and cal, who were then students at the I t «!l WTHT—Ossie and Harriett fifth grades; and one in the sixth be obtained from flremea or at "T After a tour of the dty In the school. Others who Will comprise WDRC—Su r e Struck show slides at the Pilgrim Yinith afternoon, Domlch will be gueet ^ WONS—Newi Reel through the eighth grades to the the town clerk's office. FeUowship, Sunday evening meet­ "The Night of January 16th,” a the panel are Jsyantilai Panchal, ukebox Mstlnea students selling the meet entries Mora than 100 pareata partici­ ing, of honor at a dinner meeting of three-act comedy drama, will be from India; Helgl Rellik. Estonia; WTIC—WldderIMe Brown“ * W HAY-Nlle Watch for this calendar. pated la the PareaU-nay-PupUs the State Eoard of Dlrectora of presented by'the Sock and Buskin Salwa Salameh, Jordan, and WTHT—Joe Ulrsnd W ri^News, House of Glass the Jayceee. Thle dinner will be WDK(’—Record Shop JYTHT—Meet Corliss Archer All the townspeople are wel­ program Tuesday eveaing, spon­ Maarheeter Rveaiag Herald drsmstle group, directed by Mfs. Franklin Park reprssenting Korea. WONS—Jack Downer WDrc—Musical Panorama come to place entries, even if they sored by the PTA at tha Rlemen- held at the Qulnnlpiack CTub In Helen Page Skinner, assisted by Refreshments will be nerved In « :tt— WONS—Great Day Snow Wapplag eerrospoadeat, Mrs. An- ; New Haven. W HAY-Polks Hop have no children in' school. There tary School. They vialtod the claao- ato OetHns, tolephoao Mitchell Miss Isobel Worth, st the high the- cafeteria following the pro­ WTIC^The Woman JSajAy-rNIt* Watch ' will be a email charge for each rooma and the teachers provided S-441A • RepresentaUvea of firms em­ sebool on Friday and Saturday gram. The attendance banner will WTHT—Joe Glrand WTIC—Newa; House of Glass entry and tha calendar will sell Herald Photo. dutUned schedules of the daily ac­ ploying Junior Chamber of Com- evening, Nov. 20 and 21. The action be presented to the room which has WDRC—Record Shop Corliss Archer Anno McAdama tivities of the pupils. • merce members, prealdenta and WONS—Jack Downey WDRC—Musical Panorama for a nominal eum. takes place in the Superior Court the largest percenUgs of parents ^^TTONS—Great Day Show A working budget for the com­ , executive* of the New Haven of New York City and the ease be­ present WHAY—Western Csravaa All PTA members will be noti­ The role of Mrs. Manmer, who SHIVERING • Council of Social Agenda*, rep- fied through the school. If you ing fiscal year waa adopted dur­ FOR A GOOD BUT IN TNI* WIMTIM ing tried is exciting and full of This will be the final program of WTIC—Just Plain Bill W H^Y-Nlte Watch la convinced that there is nought ing a bueineas meeUng. Mambers . reMntativea of other aarvice suspense. the Bowers School PTA until WTHT—Joe Girand W ire—Fibber, Molly havs not been ^ ta c te d by Nov. but evil in the world, will be WDRC—Record Shop WTHT—Flgnis voted to sponsor a fund-ralaing j club*, as well aa Jaycee members Even tha audience takei part in January. WARNER'S WONS—Bobby Benson 12, pleas# call Ifrs. Ernest Meyer played by Anne McAdams, when project to purchaae unlferma for VENETIAN BUNDS , have been Invited to the luncheon this play for a group will be select $ i U — or Mra. Robert Masterman. the three-act comedy "The Silver OaB WHAY—Western Caravan Ititl— the girl's b ^ e tb a ll team. J to hear Domlch apeak. ed from the audience to set as Jury CHARORD WITH ASSAULT tim e—FtoaiPW Farrell WHAY—Nile Watch Hot Lunch Menu Whistle” is presented Friday and An aaaortment of aportBwear, Arrow WIndaw Shads Ooaspaay "We're using the occasion of members. They will be requested to WTHT-Joe oyffid ■ • W n c —Can You Top Thia The menu of -the’ hot lunch pro­ Saturday nights at the Waddell including JackeU, polo ahirta and MB N. Mala S t Maaehostor Domich's visit to New Haven to remain on the sUga end listen to Mansfield, Nov, 8 (F)— Accused WDRC—Record Shop WTHT—Flrhts TaL MI-S-SMT LE CANT WONS—BoMy Benson WDRC-Capllol Cloak Room gram for the Center Behoof this School by the Community Players kerchief with the school emblem. , again explain both the activities Atty. Flint, played by Jack Loett- of attacking several women whom • :*a— . i WONS—Stariifht Symphony week is Monday—macaroni and under the sponsorship of The Man­ , and alma of the Junior Chamber ler and Atty Stephens played by pollcs,.d|d not identify, Emeet L. WHAY—WesUro Caravan U:M- cheese, peas and carrots, bread and chester Re^stered Nurses Assn. , of Coriimerce," said David W. Os- Craig Norea, argue tbe evidence Dotson,- a farm hand is being held WTIC—Loreukp Jones W HAY-Nlle Watch butter and Jelly, sandwiches, fruit; The Players .are delighted to , carton, president of the New Ha- for Superior Court trial under WTHT—Joe Gleand WTIC—Brotherho<^ You buy inti-frecK /or your rsr. against Karen Andre, played by WDRC—Memory Lane WTHT-Fl»hts Tuesday — barbecued frankfurts, have Mias McAdams once again • ven Jaycee chapter. "We want Lots Cooper. bonds of 610,000.. Dotson was WONS-Wlld BUI Hlckok WDRC-News How about antt-illneit /or you- ■:U— mashed potatoes, lima beans, but­ appearing with them. She has been aa many people as poislble to be- By listening carefully to all the charged spee(acally with two WHAY—News jjWONS—Starllcht Symphony tered spinach, bread 'and butter absent from the stage Minfe the stlj! Give youTKl/ the, wondn- t . come acquainted with our organ- witneaaea who testify, the Jurors counts of assault with intent to X' WTIC—Pays to Marry and Jelly sandwiches, applesauce; 1951 season but will be remem­ 4^tion," he said. will bs sxpoctsd to present their commit rape. In.town court yes­ 9hrM you riiot WTHT—Joe (lirand ^ A Y - N lle Watch fully (omfortMt protection of X / WDRO-Madsy^. niton WTIC—T.B.A. Wednesday—meat loaf, mashed bered by Manchester playgoers for New Haven ia the only dty In verdict of guilty or notgullty. terday Dotson pleaded* innocent WTHT—rirhU Duo/old's 2-hiycr fabric . .. and Connecticut which Domlch la visit­ / WONS-WlldBlU Hlckok WDRC—Rellirton potatoes, wax beans, pickled beets, her fine character acting In past ROASTING CHICKENS WThstevar the jury decides Is ths and waived examination. Judge eHAY—SporU ^^WONS—StarlTfht Sym ^ony Jello and cream; Thursday—chick­ performances. She has played you'll My it's the bcft apparel in- ing during his current tour of the way ths plsy will snd. Wright D. Gifford found probeble bMuHful fMliSf WTIC—New* en noodle soup, tomato soup, tuua leading roles In "The Live Ghosts," veumeot you cvcf made. northeast. The occasion Is ax- Ticksts for this production may caueo and ordered the blitdover. WTHT—Jo<* Girand WHAY—Nile Walch and egg sandwiches, banana pud­ The Bellamy Trial." and the ever- A Superior Court Judfc from New Londhh cornea up pacteed to draw large niimbera of bs purchssed from any member of WDRC—N«w* WTIC—Three Rinr Newa WONB-New* WTHT—Frank and Jackson ding; Friday—baked beans, cole hilarioua "You Can't Take It With *® f t t Ofcott’a chiekena, ten at a , Jaycee members from the entire Sock snd Buskin. Reserved eesta, Men’s leather hatbands collect r S*ia— ^ WDRC—News slaw, potato salad, egg and meat You.” time. WcII-kirowB,for hia wise court dcciaiona, he ia also • state to New Haven. as well as rsgular seats may also soil and dirt. You can turn ths WIlAY^upper Serenade WONS—News I Edward May, of Hartford, pres- be obtained by calling Jtnlee Mur- band up from the hat, scrub with wlwtlwr your fiquro odds WTIC—Slrlcily Sports 11:1*— landwichea, peach crisp with vanil­ Tickets may be obtained from an excellent Judsc of poultry. WTHT-Joe Glrand WHAY—Nlte Watch la aauct. members of The Manchester Regis­ - Ident of the Connecticut Junior phey, 3-6384, or Doris B e y a r, a soapy brush and wipe with rinse! WDRC—Jack Zalman WTIC—World News tered Nurses Assn., the Com­ f Chamber of Commerce, will be on 9-9170. cloth. up fe 0 Hrrio or a iM! WONS—Patterson WTHT—Frank and Jackson . ROGER OLCOn ■1- 1:9a— WDRC—You and World Mancheater Evening Herald El­ munity Players, or at the Waddell WHAY—Supper Serenade WONS—Btiicllv Jsxs lington rurrespondent, Mrs. G. F. School on the nights of the play, 403 Weat Center Street MItcheU 3-7853 WTIC—Kmlle Cote II ;U— WTHT—S. Usmmell W HAY-Nlle Watch Herr, telephone Rockville S-9S1S. Nov. 20 and 21. f WDRC—Guy I.#ombardo WTIC-Llsten To Wsshincton WONS—Blit Strrn WDRC—Nlsht Owl Your youngster's storm boots So FREEDOM Loving— all America loves • ;4»— ^WONS—Strictly Jass WHAY—Supoer Serenade will slip on easily if you put a this y/mrnar La Gant. With a high-mind- WTIC—Three Star Extra WHAY-NIte Watch pair of larga old socks on over WTHT—T.eorsn Hicks w n c —Listen To Wsshintton hla ehoes first. Cut off the tops LEGAL BEVERAGES^ ad Sta-Up top that can't be copied, hid­ WDRC—I^well Thomas WDRC—Nlicht Owl $0 easy-to maki them SMILING r S I R V ie i WONS—Dinner Date WONS—Striclly Jass of the socks. AT LOW PRICES ^ den boning so your tummy stands pat. t:ta— WHAY—Supper Serenade Rayon satin elastic down-stretch back. WTIC—Rose Miller t Arthur Dms Storusl WTHT—J. Vsndercook. X' WDRC—Family Skeleton r HOURS 0 A. 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'0 - MANCUESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOIOI. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 195S HANCHESTEIt EVENZNO MERALO. tUNdSEBTER. JOONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1988 asads to gleam, betors tbs eyes of I that ths uncompromising position the poFtriattons la every land, and I ssems to be developing, "Hai Bdyle' Willimantic Youth honey, party traaaurar; Itep. PhUlp inqplre the counsels of all whoj The Italians, dnee promised all Police Drove Den|ocratic Hopes Lalng of Windsor, assistant Damo- take responsibility for thair|of Trieste, end now asked to ac- Death Toll at Eight erstie Minority Leader of the Killed in CoUloion News Tidbits F o p Governor Up House, and former Lt. Governor a to . guidance. loept only part of Trieste, are ap- Things Bother You? BlNGO William T, Carroll. ’T'-.l Dope Pushers Colled froRi AP WirM “'W i are all nations standing at jparently in no mood to have even WlUlmantic, Nov. d (F)—Joseph Carroll, Bowles' running mate this hour in humsa history before | this partial promise delayed in Roosevelt Olsudc, M, of (18 Ives Every Saturday Night Hartford, Nov. 8 (P)—The attrac- in the 1848 and 1850 elections, PEP-J/IIM' ths portals of auprsms eatastrophs I execution. And aside from the in- —^Just Go into Politics St.) WUllmantlc, was Injured In T rieste Outbreak Heavy snow flivrias, awirlad by Uveneas of tha Democratic nomlna- made a powerful political come From Oak S t back recently when he waa elected VtimM Oetpbar t, Utt or of measurclass reward." {stincU of lUlian natlonallsni fatally aarly today, poUce said, high winds, hits Naw York to­ Uon for governor In 1854 haa when an automobile ha wst driv­ A t 7:45 P. M. day. U. 8. Air Fores B47 Strato- zoomed as a result of the sweep­ mayor of Torrington deepite a Thus Mr. Churchill. But the | which are present, it is an Im- New York (F)—^A curbatoneT !**■ P^Wlc T ^ r d m on trial when ing laft North Windham Road and (Ooettaaei frMi Page Oea) th« expected return by Britala and On# of the men arreatod In Jet bomber croaaes North Atlantic split within the local party organ­ Plato on politics and politicians: ' “ *• h»*et dpvaa- , ------[the United States of the city and Hartford Wadnssday In connacUon ing party victories evidenced in ization. I at 1______rlchea involved in the positive. I portent factor In the situation that colUdad with thraa trucka in a from Italne to England la reeard Tueeday'a municipal elections. I M*“ Matter. Millions of American mothers *5“ ®* W P ® ^ n Ooolldgs was garage parking lot. ^thern front. Itstlsn troops,Zone A of the free territory to time a r 4 boura 48 mlaatea. choice are, of course, much greister | we lost the recent Italian election, ORANGE HALL tad msrehed Into the city oil that Italy. with the amaehing of an alleged ‘While the party's gubernatorial than those matarlal rlAes he secretly yearn to have a son grow | Tha automobile caught fire, in­ dope ring by >city and federal Sex appeal, not atartbaad, will The Koreana have been nick­ •raSCiaPTION BATB and that the regime now in power up to be President, buf what I * p l c ^ flicting second and wiril degree MANCHESTER, CONN. day in 1818. Communtat and extreme-left pictura hasn't Jelled thU early in named the "Irlah of tbe Orient.” .1 r^aMa la AdrauM would make gleam before us.: His past phrases also are authorities had boon tmployed in land the beat Jobe for girl grad the game, developments in the past aaaaaaa aaaa aa aaa«*«aaa a^lE.* ^ is under an implied mandate to mother ever raised her boy to be An uneaiy calm was rastorsd SocUItst papers moved to bums on Glaude. Dr. Brae ^ f - uatca, say’s Bernice Fita-gibbon, few days indicate the probability MOOUkl aaaa«a*aaaaaaa«»«««aa T«] There is also involved a question take a stiffer and more inde­ s politician ? brought up to haunt the nun in ferty, medical examiner, said It to tha city around noon but Brit­ quick editorial stu c k against the Maneheater at tho time of his ar- advartialng director of Olmbers !%_IK^IUB aaaa aa*a aaaa*^ •••#• 9^ ^ public Ufe, such as Herbert ish and Amarican troops and po­ government. The official Commu­ of kaen competition for the nom­ ■aaaa«aa*taaaa»aa«»»aaa of how men shall live in thair pendent role toward us. This re­ "Politics . . . ara but the cigar- could not be determined Immedi­ rest, Chief of Police Herman O. Naw York,.. Central eommlttoa Hoover's Inaugural addfass: lice were on the alert for any naw nist organ LuniU aald. "Palla will ination. aaaaa««*aaaaaaaaaa*aaaa hearts and in their minds. Either! smoke pf a man," wrote Henry ately whether Glaude died from Schendcl said today. o f. Hungarian Communist Party Dollar for Dollar Your gime is employing toward us a David Thoreau, and Will Rogers "In no naUon ars the fiiats of the bums or from other injuries. outbreaki. not dara proteat against the At During Tuesday's election, they live underground, in per­ accomplishment more secure . . . He said the man ia Jeremiah admits "realstaaae la aoow places” former Democratic Governor Chea­ kind of threatening blackmail, put the same thought into the na­ Glaude was pulled from the The battling centered in Trl- lantlc ‘AUles.’ ” The paper ban­ Countryman, 25, of Hartford, who to government's efforts to batter Bps! TV Value K petual dark hate and fear of one warning of dire consciences if we I have no fears for the future of burning automobili by an uniden' eete'e big water front Piaaaa Dell'- nered acroaa Ite front page ter Bowles, who obviously would TH* ASoa!fieD*PB«8 tive tongue when he said. "I tell has been working at a Canter conditions for tba farmer and con­ like another crack at the Job, con­ Tba Aiaodated Prwa Is tselualrtlr another, 6r they live in the sun, do not keep our Trieste promises. you,, folks, all politics is apple toiir country. It is bright with Ufled'person, said patrolman Leon Unlta—Unity Square. After a "Anglo-Amerivjuie make them Street acrvice station. sumer. aatttlad to tbs um ot ropablloatloa of hope." Audotte, who investigated. Au- hall of police bullets claared tha (police), ahoot at Triaste. Two Schendel said Manchester police ferred with Democratic State aU BOWS dlsBstrhss crsd lM to It, or as brothers. That* is not only an It is not discouraging things like sauce." Five peraons. Including a two- Chairman John M. Bailey over a Mt atbsrwiss ersdltec la UUs MPfr Actually, politics is the true Later that year came an event dette said there were no wltneases aquara one company olt AmaftcM dead, 100 wounded in tragic day. had been asked by Hartford to week-old infant, pariah la tene­ • a i also n o local news pubUshad inevitable part of the decision; it I the present riots in Trieste itself. American national pastime, yet in still known as "TTie Depression.” to the accident. troops moved in to maintain or­ Moat of the wounded were in­ pick him up and had missed him luncheon table at the Hotel Bond. " 7 0 S ' Alfrtghte of rapabileatlon ot spaeial is the only thing which can make i In the years since then Hoover has jured by club-awinglng police. ment building fire in Roxbury Yeeterday, party big wigs were d*«ff***'^« bsrain ars also rasarrsd. Mr. Dulles, thanks to past policy no other country, except perhaps It was apparent, said the police­ OPEN MEETING der. Some Trieetlana applauded only because he wasn't at work Negro district of Boston,.,. The. the jpiestf of former U. 8. Sena­ the positive decision possible and| for which he held no rcsponslbiii- France, is the polincian more dis­ probably wished many times that man, that Glaude was driving at a enthuaiaatically aa the troope as­ Rome'a grade achool children Wednesday. Very Rev, Joseph E. Schfeder, di Fi^sairlea ellaat of N. trusted. Why? This land has when he was sworn into office he fast pace and apparently fell sumed their poaltlonii. the first to hit the atreete thia ^ t . Edward Winzier, in the tor William Benton, Bowles' form;^ durable. ty, found himself in a mess bn morning—chanted, "British sol rector of Yough Department of er advertising partner,' at a Iphch- fill - CHfiHNLL TV **Viblisban Itapicaaatatlvas: Tba crested some of the greatest fig­ merely had responded by saying, asleep. The three trucks were dam­ The Territorial Polica wars company of a Hartford detective, National CathoUe Welfare Con­ Jallns JteUms Spaeial Afsagr — Now Triesta. But his gamble that a aged extensively. The front of cowering in the doorways. Tha diera killed them." had grata to tha station after aon in Hartford. _____ Datrolt and ures in the history of politics. Thia was not true, hut It waa an ference, blames adults for moat Among those attending the powe Torb. Ouesao, “ “ What CdUBtry W u Hiat? quick surprise move might produce But if a man today wants to Olaude’s car was damaged exten­ ALCOHOLICS demonstrators shouted at them Countryman who waa picked up in youth problems and stoutly « F . w, * i; i n s AUDIT or index of the high feeling that hav# wow with Benton were Democratic TLATI0N8. a solutloii has begun to seem a los­ find Out the real defects in his A politician who nma for ths sively but firemen extinguished "you can coma out now, you aa< Hartford later and charged \ritb jtonda^ (cen-sgrrs against charges What nation would we identify character, the quickest and easiest Whits House and wina has ons fhe flames before they did serious saastna, Tha Amtricans ara here.' built up since the Britiah-Ameri- selling dope. Chairman Bailey, Charles F. Ma­ n a Bandd PricUnf Ctegaajr^Ine., ing gambla No quick solution has can announcement last month that V(f Immorality and Juvenile delin- as likely to be involved if we were been enforced, and all the com­ way is ta__«m-for public office. thing In common with a guy who dsmsgs. The police had fired ecoree < Second Time In Year qomey. assanas no flnanalal ^ for runs for dog catcher and losea. rounds while the thousanda c British and U, S. troops would be tjrpecnableal arrers _____ la ad' told that Its representative had plications the problem "ever had HeiL^tearn more about what’s withdrawn from ZSona A and Ite Schendel said this waa the aec­ aartlsaaMats sad o t ^ raadi bng with him in a 9-week cam­ They am equally lonely. ANONVMOUS demonstrators milled In tha aquare. ond time thia year that narcotics TIPPLES FOR JUSTICE la Tba Maachaatar Sraaias administration rhtumed to Italy- stood up at the United National are growing up big again. Per- paign than a psychiatrist could Many persons wars clubbed. activities in Hartford had re­ Paris, Tex. (F)—There were ______doaiBS boots: and announced that this particular haps Mr. Dulles has a next move discover in a year of carefully Since polltlca is so lonely, thank­ Twelve ambulancea carried away percussions .in Manchester. Six raised eyebrows when Sheriff Dan -1 p, BL rridaa. less and poorly paid a profaaalon, - SERVICE- tha wounded. Budget’-Priced Team For ______-1 p. hi. MoSw.^ nation would not "authorise” prop­ which will make things look bet­ couched questions. months ago, ha said, narcotics Bills strolled out of Lamar fJounty I Wadaasdaj^-t p. at Toaodsy. aganda within its borders on a ter. We hope so. why doea anybody enter It? WHI N Mil W .\NT I'l : Saturday, November 7 Police Hurl Tear Gee Yale Will Honor peddlers who were being pressed Court with a strong odor of Thuraday—1 p^ % Wedaaaday. "Man is a political animal, Well, every poilUclan hopet he Under pressure from ths crowds, whisky on his breath. Taking and Showing Color Slides rrlday—1 p. la. Tbpisdsy. certain subject? the police had hurlad tear gas hard by Hartford police moved said Aristotle. Any man who can in time become a stateaman. a l ' i ndi r Hndv W o rk •:30 P.M. Harvard’ff Proxy Into Manchester, centering their But it was in tha line of duty. aaab It might bs Argentina, a dicta­ Myt "I'm not Interested In poli­ A sUtssman ia a politician ao bomba In an attempt to break up activities mainly on Oak. Straet Bills was a witness In a bootleg­ of pdMleallea aseapt Mardajr — torship which delights in censor­ Andover tics,” can be written off as a sim­ eminent that even his oldeat friend 0 \S ht'cl \liL'iinirnt tha demonstration. But the crowds •But a Up to Schendel from a ging case in which 20 pints of KODAK FOI rz would. heeiUte to aek his hsip In pickad up tha spluttering bombs 8 whisky were introduced in evi­ ing everything. It might bs some. _ i c? i cj i i pleton who isn't interested In liv­ and' threw them back into polica New Haven, Nov, ilP)—Yale federal narcotics agent who lives Friday, Novsmbar 6 other Latin American dictatorship. | E OOCl d S l C o l s t C C l ing either. For all living is poli­ getting a traffic ticket flxed. • W hi't I i>.tl.in< iru: Uhlvereity will honor the preaident in Manchester, Glen Rivard, led to- dence. A defense attorney aeked 82t CAM| HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL ranks. This set off the firing by po­ the sheriff test each pint to It would most of all, we suppose, tics. lice. ' One demonstrator slumped of its arch rival, athletically, when close polica surveillance of their There is much politics in love, EXTENDED FORECAST s Medo; I line up make sure it was really whisky. Taken grand fiAor pictarea The Alternstivtii sound like Russia. Certainly we to the ground next to this corre­ It confera the degree of doctor of activlUes and the pushers left, ladoort or »pt. Flask abets, B y Mother’s Club but the first lesson a politician Boston, Nov. 8 (F>—Ths tem­ • Itr.ikc SiT\ ice Schendel said. It was. The defendant got 388 would never guess that it was one learns is there is little love in perature in New England during AUDITORIUM spondent. Others appaared to havt laws on Harvard's new president, days In Jail and a 8200 fine. toe. Has t4 s leas. $81.18, FAMILY RESEMBLANCE between AKOM’s Pep' It is somathinc of a boon to bean hit. Nevertheleas, the chief said he tori. Fe^Tax. of the English-speaking democra­ politics. the next five days. Saturday • ( :ir \\ .1- h in r In the Italian capital, thouaanda N attan N. Puaey at a a p ^ a l cere­ ia "very concerned” about the I Jem and tbe costume of a fencing mauer’s just, a ▲iharican clarity of thought about Andover, Nov. 6 (Special)— through Wednesday, will average mony here Nov. 21. The populationto of Korea ia Just cies. The Mother’s Club will hold a food of demonatratlng atudanta began poasiblllty of dope peddlers coming under 30 million, of which two the problem of atomic defense that A fellow who goes into politics near tha seasonal normal. Cold mildly, then tbeir amotions Preaident A. Whitney Griswold Into Manchester and Is asking the coinodence. Tliey re both designed for free move* Val Peterson, Federal Ovil JJe- But it was the United States, sale at Avery's Store tomorrow, because he feels it is his natural weather on Saturday will be fol­ NO ADMISSION CHARGE of Tale will confer the honorary thirds ia in South Korea. and the representative was Henry starting at 11 a.m. Mrs. William whipped up, atoned tha British degree, the ftrat to be preaented cooperation of citizens to keep KODASUDE fanaa Administrator, has finally bent Just hasn’t discovered the lowed by rising daily temperature TURNPIKE Consulate In famous Piaase Da them out ment but sustained neatness. Pep Jama is processed r Cabot Lodge, Jr., in the midst of a Snigg, assisted by' Mrs. John difference between being bent and through the period booming above to Puaey since he was named to come into the open about going im- Hutchinson, Mrs. L. E. Whitcomb, AUTO BODY WORKS YOU ARE COROIAUY INVITED Bpagna in dowtown Rome. his Harvard office. The ceremony MERIT PROJECTOR for minimum shrinkage, comes in attractive colon. rather extraordinary policy per­ broke. Pew lifelong politicians normal early next week. At Palazab ChigL' the Foreign CHANCERY SITE LEARNED tfarground. Mrs. Eric Ellison, Mrs. Charles die rich. Even Thomas Jeffer­ PrecipiUtion during this period will take place In Wooteey Hall at formance. Nicholson, 'Mrs. Andrew Gasper, I'". \ \ . - l Ml.till, Tiirni.il,,' Ministry, atudenta clambered up 10 a. m. on the day of the Yale- Gives you big brilliant For true sleepwear comfort! "Eventually,” he told an son. . America's great political will on the average total 1-10 to the atony aide of the giant building Bridgeport, Nov. 6 uP) — The audience in New York the other He hadjust voted, in the United | Mrs. John Phelps and Mrs. Russell philosopher, lived his last few ti an inch in southern New Eng­ Harvard football game. BANTLY images of 2 x 2 colpf^ Sizes A-B-OD * 3 ■ • Nations General Asaenibly, for a ^ Thompson, will be in charge and to a balcony. Thera they placed an The Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sher­ chancery of the Catholic Diocese day, America may have to go im- years largely on the cuff, sup- land and less than 1-10 of an inch PHONE MHchsE 3.7043 Italian flag, trimmed with black of Bridgeport will be located in slides.. Has fj.3.5 )ebs. resolution in which that Assembly a variety of home baked foods ported by friends. in northern New England occurr­ rill, preeidlng bishop of,, the $26.10, incl. FH. Tax. derground in order to protect itself will be available. ing as snow ovtr southern New rlbbona in aign of mourning. Protcatant Epiacopal (!%urch in St. Augustine's Rectory, ft was O IL CO. against surprise atom or hydro­ called upon its members to speed Trieste was tlglit in the grip of the United Statea and a fellow of learned, today, In addtUon, the Coming Bveata "Politics is perhaps the only pro­ England aarly Saturday. Light rain a general strike protesting yaster- most Rev. Lawrence J. Shchan, T IL MI.9.459B gen bomb attacks by guided mis- their ratification of the United The Home Maker's Club will fession for which no preparation will occur over all of New England the Yale Corporation will be the Nations "Convention on the Pre­ on Tuesday or Wednesday. day'a incidents. public orator for the occasion. first bishop of Bridgeport, will or MI-9-4596 stlss. have "Holiday Raised Breads" as is thought necessary,” wrote Rob­ make hia episcopal retidenca there. vention and Punishment of the the subject with Mrs. Percy Cook ert Louis Stevenson. But that was No trains or street can moved. Dean O. Acheaon, former eecreUry CRHOIISESSOW That is the truth. It is the only leader at a meeting at the home before candidates had to learn the It’s a wise homemaker who Storea wars shut tight after of atate will apeak at a banquet to Paintinff of the interior and ex­ Clime of Genocide.” Hiis is the tense night In which people of the terior of the 150-year-old resi­ RAN8E AND FUa (SMdmCb.,pnaacRiFTiON pharmacy edneeivable safety there is against be sponsored by tha Yale Univer­ proposed convention which u of Mrs. Andrew Gasper'asper 'Tuesday at art of television makeup. checks with the building code of her area before considering the city filed slowly to the bloodied site sity Council on the ava of the cere­ dence began thia week. No other 901 M A I H S T H i C T • M A N C H r ^ T I H WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS ’' ths things that modem war can 8 p.m. of yesterday's audden ahooting be- major alterationa are anticipated. now accomplish. There may be idealistically aimed at establishing Newspapers, magazines and any One of the safest rules in politics installation of a aecond gas stove mony, OIL DISTRIBUTORS safeguards against any more of in a single home. Many areas fora the etepa of 8t. AnthonYa The rectory baa 20 rooma. OUR lOOMi ANNIVERSARY YEAR t other partial defenses. Going un­ clean waste paper will be accept­ is to get somebody else to blow Church. There they dropped chry­ Blahop Shehan will arrive here that race slaughter which was the able for the paper drive which is your horn for you. Ever hear of a prohibit such Installation as a Are 333 MoIh Stroot derground is the only recourse that hasard. santhemums. Italy's funeral flower, on the afternoon of Dec, 1. : a t / m s h o p policy of Hitler. This country, being conducted by the Pastor’s tuba player getting elected? until there were two mounds of tha Stratford-Sikorsky as sms dependable. If we are going Membership Class of the Congre­ T. plan for survival in an atomic naturally, does not believe in race In mud-slinging campaigns poli­ blossoms. slaughter. At the same time, it has gational Chiurch on Saturday. Nov. Rioting began today In Trieste's Settlemeut Looms ™»ar, that is what we vrill do—start 14. If rainy, the drive will be on ticians are often heard "pelting main street, Contrada Del Corso. no present intention of accepting Nov. 21. each other for the public good.” lilding homes, stores, factories, But the more towering the where demonatrationa swarmed in­ verything, underground. It is not what might be a world law on the TTie Volunteer Fire Department to the headquarters of the Inde­ Stratford, Nov. 8 (/P)—Settle­ subject. It fears this would be an will hold it's meeting in the Fire­ political figure, the mare towering ment of the controversy that has aarely a question of having pre­ are the lies and accusations htirled pendence front—an organisation infringement upon American house, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. • advocating independence for Tri­ blocked construction of the multi- underground shelters ,to against him .They finally got un t m million dollar Sikorsky helicopter sovereignty. Harry J. Duplla der George Washington's skin, and este, hurled out furniture and flies, ilch we can go after the warning Harry J. Duplin, 46, formerly of and burned them in a huge bonfire. plant in Stratford appeared prob­ But we want it to be clear that, it is doubtful whether even Abe nes. For the warning would nut Hartford, died at the St. Francis Polica tried to atop it. then re­ able today. although we will not ratify the Lincoln, for all his sense of humor, likely to be in time. The thing Hospital of that city Wednesday enjoyed being repeatedly cartoon­ treated tafore tha growing maaa of A majority of the members of Convention, we are against race night after a long Illness. Born in ed as an ape. w A n a N S atudenta and other demonatratora ths North Stratford Assn., which > do is to be living, working, play- New Britain, Aug. 31. 1907, he was —numering several thousands has opposed a Stratford alte select­ NEXT ^EST THING TO BUYING murder. So Ambassador Lodge underground, all the time. ■ KOTHIKS. INC voted for a resolution calling upon employed as an aligner by the A man's physiognomy as well i Police then fired in the air and ed by Sikorsky, at a meeting last Of course, when one thinks Underwood Typewriter Qirp. for FUNERAL withdrew at that point. night were reported to have voted out this, one cannot imagine us all nations, which would include 20. yeara In Rome and Milan, thousands in favor of a compromise plan that us, to speed up ratification of the tually doing it. One assumes He leaves his father. Benjamin SERVICE qL -atudeiits loft claaarooma and would permit pending court suite Convention. And then Ambassador Duplin of Poquonock; five broth­ githered in the atreete to demon­ to ba withdrawn. at we would not consider that ers. Walter of this place, Elle and OnssBdXWlBM strate. Stones were hurled through Adoption or the Htxte's aUndard nd of life much worth living, Lodge issued a statement saying ^ TRUSSEMaiS the windows of Rome’s Anglo- that we were casting this vote, Owen ot Hartford, Harvey of Man-1 ^ zoning laws in place of special laws vay. One assumes that we Chester, and one brother who lives IF MEN and WOMEN \ Ameriran,Hotel. that now prevail la one of the com­ asking ourselves to change our I EXPERT FITTERS - Italian newapapers bitterly promise p^nte. A N E W lid try to choose something own policy which we do not plan Funeral aervicea will be held at Mamed British Gen. Sir John Wln- Association members, it waa rc- etter, ^ to change, in order to clarify our the E. G. Fisette funeral home, 20 t X terton for the order to fire which ^ r ttd , feel that the town’s agree­ In this connection, one turns, turned the flpg'-waving and later position. The statement also ex­ Sisson Ave., Hartford tomorrow at ment to strengthen the zoning erhaps, to that intimation of hope stone-hurling demonstration in plained that this, vote did not 8:15 a.m. with a solemn Requiem laws Will be a moral victory for faith which featured Prime Maas at St. Anne’s Church at 10. Trieste into a national crisia. their view point. represent a commitment on our The ahooting was done by Unlstcr Churchill's discussion of Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict Opponents of the Sikorsky pro­ part. And then came the following Trieste's territorial riot police con­ ject were reported conferring with lie atomic age in his foreign af- Cemetery. Friends may call at the remarkable sentence in the Lodge funeral home today from 2 to 4 PHONE sisting of Italians and Slavs. Brit­ thair lawyers In an effort to iron I remarks to Parliament Tues- SIGNS ish’ and American occupation statement: and from 7 to 10 p.m. ALL KINDS MItehall 9-7196 out legal technlcallUea that would ^ y . troops mounted guard on hotels pave the way for construction of "Furthermore, the United States Maaehester Evening Herald Aa- ED'S SIGN CO. or MItehsll 3-8606 and public buildings but did not the 117,500,000 plant. fliQiaiiir “These fearful scientific dls- does not interpret the resolution as dover oorreapoadent. Mra. George 142 East Center St. move against the rioters. ?B|^eiies,'' said Sir Winston, "cast authorizing propaganda in the MIfelMl 3-82M WATKINS Asks Cabinet Seaaioa CENSORSHIP PROTESTED ' ’.dhelr shadow on every thoughtful NelsoB, telephone Pilgrim 2-87U. Manchester Premier Giuaeppe Pella called United States in relation to a mat­ it-^Blnd but nevertheless I believe for a cabinet session today, and Waakington, N«v. 8 (F)—Sen. ter Ipcndlng before the United Only about flve per cent of the t.^khat we ara Justified in feeling urged Italians to remain calm. Smathera (D-Fla) protested bit­ States Senate.” 400,000 inhabitants of British His speech at Venice tv - days *Tthat there has been a diminution Guiana are Europeans. terly to the Peatagea today That is the sentence which, toj ago—on ,the annlverMry o{ aly'a agalaat what he tensed "latoler- tension and that thi' probabiil- You Coo't loy lETTBR Auto iRsuraRco our normal Judgment, could only World War I victory and entrance aMe laterfeKBce" by the A*hay of another world war have into Trieste at that time-helped come from some nation which Warehouse with aewamea'a e ffo rts to .fhport lished, or at least have be­ looking for the Best TV WHY PAY MORE? pep up national enthusiasm over the aews fro m Karea. lives by censorship, such as Rus­ ALLSTATE'S LOW RATES ARR THE BETTER VALUE ams more remote. - sia. *T say this in spite of the con- YOU'D EXPECT FROM THE COMPANY FOUNDED RY Is there any authority in this See 1 growth of weapons of >8EAR8. SEE HOW MUCH YOU SAVE. PHONE OR V irar country which has the power to YOUR ALLSTATE AGENT T4MDAY .... uction auch as have never "authorize” or "de-authorise' I Hen before into the hands of hu- F. LANGMARK — HARTFORD 19^1777 MORE DAYS propaganda here? If we decide to YOU'RE IN GOOD HANDS WITH . . . Clearance ■nm*aMamiMaaHateaiSH«teri:3 when your child 1 beings. , write an editorial favoring Senate "Indeed I have sometimes the ratification of the Convention, are! Upstairs downstairs . . w# va baan changing displays for CALNfiE; thouiHit that the annihilating we violating Ambassador liodge’sj ALLSTATE your shopping c.onveniance cter of these agencies nuy a i L ■ CHfiNNEL TV g conveniance. Now wa'ra shuffling sarvica dt- dictum? Is it forbidden to discuss a utterly unforeseeable INSURANCE COMFANY partmants for more efficiency. We've found dozens of one- from crib any "matter pending before the ity to mankind. .V ■ 1,1 United States Senate?” Is it for­ of-a-kind and ^discontinued items; gathered them together; **When I was a schoolboy I was h T j C. . to bed! bidden to ArEricans, or Just to cut prices to the bone. Here are a few; there ere many more! : good a f arithmetic but 1 have . Subfact to prior sal#. All sales final. heard it said that certain foreigners, or Just to the United Nations itself? hematical quantities when they ATTEND THE through infinity change their We hope all these questions arc Deduct 5 % Additional For Cdsh and Carry! from plus to minus—or the nonsensical^ Otherwise, this is no ’ way round. longer America. And If these ques­ FOOD SALE *Tt may be that this rule may tions have been nonaenaical, .then AUSPICES Spiritual Life Mission Reg. $98.00 STUDIO COUCH, green damask, fringed base a. ava a novel application and that so was the original statement non­ KEENEY ST. PTA. Beg. $75.00 COMMODE END TABLES, (2) Miidern mahogiinv ■ Look at the Safe-Buy ^ ^ ^ ^ the'advance of dastnictive sensical, in the extreme. AT THE METHODIST CHURCH .Reg. $75.00 LOUNGE CHAIR, Modern green-and-graT dJS^ enables everyone- to kill But .it Has come into existence, Reg. $59.95 TWIN BED, Solid maple ColonUl four p !i? r ?ty|e " ’ ‘ ‘ “ '8 ? * ' U sed fbody else nobody will want not only-to exhibit foolishness to TOMORROW IN YOUR NEIGHIORHOOD I Reg. $398.00 DINING ROOM, 9 pc. Modern Oak with c r i S * 'chin^‘ *' * ’ ’H ’ * I kill anyone at all. us here at home, who may be able f Keg. $161.80 DINETTE, 5 pc. French Provincial m a p le f e x S in tLble...... "At any rate, it seems pretty to Judge that it was only foolish, November 1~8,1953 Reg. $34.50 STEP END TABLE, Solid maple in light ’ ’ V and nothing more, but also, un­ J. W. HALTS I Reg. $32.50 BUTTERFLY END TABLE. (2) End table S h t S ...... Mercury Specials fa to say that a war which be- 1949-52 C a rs by both sides suffering what fortunately, to go around the S Reg. $98.00 BARREL CHAIR, amall model in gold dlmask c o ^ world, into qilarters which may SIsrHsi al SiHsjii. PREACHING SERVICES 7:30 F.M. DAILY dread moat, and that is un Reg. $119.50 HOLLYWOOD BED. Box sprmg on legs iX rsn rin l ’ ' f 8 With teashabte Bbtadly the case at present, is have no reason to know how ] ON THE Reg. $55.00 BEDSIDE TABLE. Modem k n o ^ piw stm stvT foolish it is, and may Judge it is fahrie cover and Don't mito the Mg Tblevlilon Hit "TOABT OF THE ?'■ I likely to occur than one which Reg. $32.75 COIL SPRINGS. Simfnons de luxe; tw "L r full s^zek...... fIZ 'Z S TOWN” with Ed SnIUvaa. Sunday avaatag 8:ao ta the lurid prises of former real. Ambassador Lodgtn the coun­ R«». $234.80 MAPLE BEDROOM, double dresser, fufl size ...... double-MeaUd tufting at Moriarty Brothers liow •:0f WNHC-TV Channel 8. try you represent is the United HOLY HRBITS 1 before ambitious eyes. Reg. $89.50 STUDIO COUCH. Rose-and-green strilid --- ...... * 1 ^ States. Remember? [ **I offer, this comforting idea to OF THE SPIRITUAL UFE R im it's line te ebaii|e freai crib I House, taking care to make it S s. J f la M , it’s time for sa Ev-R-KJeeii Every one of our ipaclali fs a lata* Mgriarty Brothers know tha corn* at the aama time that our Gamble In Doubt Again Chureli AtfERdoRcs FaiRHy Deveflwi— Prayer ntItrsM. Built like an adult n il- medal Mercury— tha used ear that plate history behind most of them— hope can spring from untir- .T That part of Secretary of State RHsle Reedhig— n thlRg WIfR e u lf Iren, it has every feature needed authoritative market reports say knew that many ara ena-owner cars. -Aor fAsr- : vigilance. DuUea' gamble which aald that he fATK sireicncw. for eOnfort and support, plus the [Tliera is no doubt that if the most peopia want! And they're could move the problem of Trieste sdvsntage of always staying sweet, W hy? W # sold them and have serv­ race ars to have their on to the front burner without hav' SMih MtlMitt NMlk NfIM itt Reg. $55.00 WAGON SEAT CockUiVfibleT R ^ y S l c t W ‘ ‘ barely broken in. Evary one is a '49 MERCURY . . ; . . .$895 - wish and be free from the Reg. fS^-pOW IN BEDS. (2) French Provinc?al i^brnw i Aaaam raaK clean and stniiary. Can ho used iced most of them regularly. Each ing Tugodlavia atari a war atUl M m ir Ii Reg. $20i:85 MAPLE BEDROOM, CheSSeik and ‘ ” ,:*59.50 GUARANTEED Safa-Buy— the label of mass destruction they seems a safe gamble. 1910 is not Giv?g On C.O 0. Dfliwries Glwrah fw any single had or say iteiidsid- has baan raconditionad by Mercury I have, as an altemaUve, what resorting to violence, although he OR. HARRY DENMAN REV. HORATH> F. Reg. $310.75 MODERN BEDROOM. KniStvVne^ K e / ^ site bank bed. rasarvad for our choicest used ears. axparts. '50 MERCURY ...... $1095 ' Of them might prefer, name- NaahviRe, Teaa. Reg. $129.50 STUDIO DIVAN, MeUI fram". iS? sorinu ^ resorted Co other things—like Leeam*l5*Maea. ths swiftest expansion of - ina- hints that Yugoalavia, Which was Reg. $44.95 EMPIRE SIDE CHAIR. Solid ...... v r it s SEER ONLY U I .7 5 . wen being that has ever well on the way to being a full Reg. fll0,0O_S_UPPAR CHAIR Armless s ty Ie T « n i .iiS * 5 8 '51 MERCURY .... .$1445 Men within their reach, or h Reg. $42.95 BEDSIDE TABLE. Solid maple r ...... SG9.50 Bax Spring to Match 3 9 ,7 5 Western ally, may now chooaa a Qiarrivillt Rssktllle-Vsifimi r Reg. 1159,00 MAPLE SOFA. 6 cushioll^^n «tyles...... : Withia their dreama more neutral role. R A N G E % FU EL 0" cowboy tapestry cover , , . $74.'50 ' naU rial well being I mean Where Mr. DuUas may have mie- NtfliMlitt Qliinli UdMM RMtlb '52 MERCURY . . . $1995 tt'E M r ahinidaiife but a degree caleulated is In regard to the re- DR. GEORGE GUTEKUNST REV. DONALD FRBEMAI^ llliMMfOr the masses which hss acUoa of Italy, For It la from Oockitaat#, Maaa S bssn possible in their Italian sources that violence has Tie BOLAND Ci: C 45 To Choose From in le. These majestic come, la the city of TrieaCt Itself, * EVERYONE 301-315 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE MI-3-5135 • a S it la ia Italiaa paittical paliqy ■ i WATKINS V ir i ■ ■ 1.!«. U p m ' W-JWSJ ijw! ig ■ . s . u

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■ ■■■ ■ • ’ 'K- C" .'''i*-' .'J',"'.- m>:- ■''^'- UAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER OOiNN. IRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1968 IIAIfCBpnlm MANCHEBTEB. €X)NNm FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 r» -r .r:- in a grouchy mood. ,I f she can place for the confercnca. RS has Hebritn thing*, that t)M WDOdahad, at tiM morniag pupila will bo M fltat Gomez Heads Stars ignore his grumpiness^and go on Advisers Assigiied aneed to discuss the'neutral issiurfl V back of tha fbrmra artiaothauaaiu Nathan Hale PTA taa at 3:15 p.m. On %iU Speak Here about her business without acting afterward. The U. N. Assembly Is now tiu l' lmgnm Horn*. Raa been parents of childroa In At Fay’s TV Barn either hurt or angry the grumpy To Korean Parley on record a^ opposing the aaating MVE YOURRUaSiMittPI library Group moved back giartly oM. its legal Lifits Film , Talk noon session will be mood will wear off quickly, x of neutrals at a peace conference. XFii^jLoh ai 1 f l 9 ,SS 0 ; X alts, onto tha EUemann land. Also, on Thursday aad Friday, Four. When he is annoyed A spokesman for Dean called the Has Lmch Mean parents of students in (ttadsa one Former major league pitching with the boss. She Mn’t siw (OsBtUiwsd FM« Pag* om) staff level decision “anotbar effort FURNITURE H U T NEW LOOK Meeting Mulis ‘ The hot lunch menu, Hebron elo- ' "Human Growth” will ba tha through six are imrll^Vto visit rai* Om ) ^ great Lefty Gomes, of the New with the boss, but. if she sides to break the logjam over the mentary achool, for the coming topic o f the film end lecture pre­ claaerooms either from 10 to 11:30 York Tankeee, and his wife, the came so quickly that Frtda;''s ses­ CAU MI.3"U42 Cause Stilt Undetermined with her husband, she is building agenda." Boundary Line week is: Monday—vegatebte and sented by Dr. Hilda C. Standlsh. of Am. or from 1:30 to Z p.m. Ave.,! Jb th« Plains Miktas today as former Miss June O'Day, of stage, the fire of her husband's discon­ sion was the shortest of 11 meet­ He said Dean already had “raeide maat pie, bread and butter, milk, Wast Hartford, at tha Nathan Hale ings so far. It lasted only 33 min­ AMTI aaason‘8 c o ld ^ waathar screen and radio, head the list of tent instead of letting it die out. every effort we can" in the curient Bolton, NoV. 6 (Bpordsl) —^ t bedspresds.' Women on Mre. Ted- pudding: Tueaday — corned beef PTA meeting in the echool audi­ It ie estimated that 40 per cent celebrities at the formal opening utes. • MANCHESTER RUG Hebron, Nov. 6 (Special)—Tho hash, giecn beaas, bread and but­ torium. Tuesday night, at 8 p.m. of the homes in the United States fiom Uia Itocldaa ib tlia At* Other Timee Listed talks to find a way. Property lows at the Brook O ub,’forTs eommittee for the* event in- t^ a y of Jerry Fay’s TV Bam in Five. When be is in an ex­ Dean tolds hewsmen he thought Dean told the Reds he is "very bi-monthly maeting of tha Doug­ ter, milk, fruit gelatin; Wedneeday Dr. Standieh, welt known to have one er more dogs; laiiHr Coast. the Box Mountain section on Lake the staff advisers would work in glad” they accepted his plan for —holiday; Thuradhy—ravioli, toss­ Manchester audiences, will open pansive mood and making big "executive (secret) -sessions.” SHAMPOOINGCO. las library waa held Wednaaday 'Yba chilly air axtandad as S t plans for the future. She could the staff sessions atid added: “I moml.,, hu M> plu.d « RiiSrt W jSnl avening, and saveral -mattara came ed green salad, bread and butter, the evening schedule. 'The business Fay will .carry many lines' of Dean said he felt the staff work­ 181 MIDDLE TURNPIKE BAST (FMcII BalHing) milk, fruit; Friday—corn chowder, meeting will follow her talk in­ aoaih aa tha GuU with tampara^ bring him down to earth with one am sure that in a spirit of coopera­ soo. Fire Chief Peter MSMoUnl 'G. Haeaett, Mrs. Robert Lodi, Mrs. up for consideration. One, aa an- radio and television sets, plus practical, logical remarl(. perhaps. ers could achieve a "freer ex­ tion we can work this out." who bos just ooi^eted his in William Minor, Mrs. Frtd BarUsro, toasted cheese eandwich, mOk, cup­ stead of preceding It. At the end turaa naar fraazlnc in aoma South* sportings goods. Located high on change of ideas” than in the top nounced.on cards sent out, waa the cake. of the meeting, refreshments will am Btatas. Snow flurrlaa hit aec* But if she is wise she won't punc­ vesUgsUon of tho fire states that Mrs- Peter Maneggla, Mre. Vin­ a hill at the old Grady homestead, ture the balloon, with sharp re­ level discussions where there is Red and brown maple finishes only about half tho losa waa cent Peracchio, Mre. Stanley Pat- drsinaga of the American Lagion There win be no school Wednes­ be served daring's social hour in lleaa of East Vlittnia and in north* the TV Bam offers an excelled "no give and Uke." Ws Fiik Us ast UsIlw-lUayStnlM aeptlc tank, which Is located on day, Nov. 11, Armistice Day. the downstairs Kindergarten room. North Carolina. It araa naar tort. can be produced on maple, birch, oovered by insuranco. node end Mre. Giovanni Peace. view of the countryside. • Six. When she thinks he has The American envoy, asked by poplar.' beech and other fairly Thorough invsstlntlon of tho New Arrivals library grounds In the rear. The Teacher Card Party Next week is American Educa­ aoma Midwast citlea The program opmed this after­ newsmen how long he thought the WAU TO WAU cARKfs n ra n v subject was sired but no deciston tion Week. The theme is "Good Wyoming Hard n t gotten the worst of a business, light-colored woods that have no firo has not rsveabd the cause. ' A daughter was bom to Mr. and The Hebron Teachcre* Assn., met noon at 3 o'clock and will continue deal. If he has he’ll know it, staff meetings might go on, replied: prominent grain pattern. Msaeollnl reports that sosneane Mra. Fiincie Warrtn of Tolland was reached. Wednesday evening.at the home of Schools Are Your Responsibility.” tha moat aavara waatharirai until S o’clock. Sweet cider, dough­ "I would imagine it would take PONE IN YOljH HOMl Another subject which came up Mrs. Floyd A. Fogil. Husbands and At Nathan H alt Kindergarten, faana oaattm Wyoming and aaatam even though he may never admit had been at tha dub on Sunday Rd. at Mancbeatar Memorial Hos­ oarenta will hava an opportunity nuts and coffee will also be of­ it. So what can she gain, be­ two or three days.” Bight, but had left at about 9p. nu pital Tuesday. for discussion was In regard to wives of members were Invited Ooiorado aastward through tha fered free to all guests from 7 to property lines between the library guerts. Card playing was the fea­ to becoma better acquaintad with wastam sactions of South Dakota, sides his resentment, by pointing But he stressed that he did not Ths ■ fire wsw diaodvtrdd at 4 A son waa bom to Mr. snd Mrs. grounds and adjoining property. each other and tha teachers on Nabraaka and Kansas. Snow, slaat 10 o’clock this evening. out that he has been outsmarted. want to be pinned down. LET US n L L TOUR su m. by neighbors who were Stanley Nichols, Jr. of South Rd. ture of the evening, and refresh­ The staff advisers were handed This has been rather confusing ments of eandwichea and danleh Nov. 13 and 13. and rain ware ganaral throughout (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ awakened by the very brUUaht at Manchester Memorial Hospital for aoma time. Part of the land On Thuredsy the parenta of ice, Inc.) only the specific question of ar­ light cast aa the atorage tank for Wednesday. pastry were served. tha storm belt. owned by Arthur lUaemann of Mre. Fofli. the hoetaee, is second Haaviast fall of snow wars threa ranging an agenda for the prelim­ cooking gas burned. InveaUgation Dairy Otab to Meet inches at both Sydney. Neb., and*f< Ruth Millett inary talks. It seemed likely they wsw hampered by the fact the en­ Elmhurst, L. I., adjoins the library grade teacher In the Hebron Ele­ TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL The new 4-H Dairy Oub will grounds. Elaemann has used hia mentary School. Goodland, Kan. Strong winds The Kev. F. O. Stoekwell might name subcommittees to con­ ure building was in flames before laeot at tha Frank PaggloU farm Before you buy any TV Whipped the snow into drifts in your Silence at Right Thnes sider various items of the agenda the fire was dtarovered. place here aa a summer home. Avoid the rush and Hartford. Conn. Wt— Connecticut all at one time. on Route 35 tomorrow at 3 pjn. It was formerly the Congrega­ . Maarbeeler Bvedlag Herald He- aoma areas. At Goodland, visibility "With God in Red China” is the , Keeps Harmony In the Home established its first tuberculosis Mrs. Jane KUsabeth Mullen afid Tboae who were unable to attend tional Church parsonage, and was See The was reported at one*half mile with title of the book which dramati­ sanatorium in 1910, but it was not The Reds inilst the first item on CsHed for snd deUvered Fred Mlnicucci are the owners of bi** eorreaaoodent, Mias Snaaa cally describes the experiences of There are times when any wife the agenda be a decision on who promptly »t no- ostm the Sral meeting of the group last owned by the church until sold. Peodlet—, HArriaM S-SSS6. winds up to 41 miles an hour. until this year that the state tuber­ the property. week ara urged to be present to­ The parsonage now Is located in crush of city driving Southern Florida escaped the the Rev. F. Olln Stoekwell, who and mother ought to be wise culosis commission was able to re­ should aitehd the parley. The Com­ charge. Drill rtanaed cool air which dipped into the wilt address a district meeting in enough tO hold her tongue. Then munists want to invite Russia and The Volunteer Fire Department morrow when election of oSlears Gilead. The old Green schoothouae port no waiting list at any of the aad -formel organisation of the also juts in a somewhat confusing Southland. It was 34 above early the sanctuary of the North Meth­ silence is the greatest contribu­ give sanatoria now maintained. such Asian neutrals aa India, Bur­ wUI hold a drill Sunday ladming ma, Pakistan and Indonesia. group will take place. manner and complicates tha situ­ Shop in loisuro today at Nashville and 33 at odist Church on Monday. tion she can make to harmony. New treatment, which shortens PINE PHARiAGY a t S o'clock. Tins Is a change from ation. C^ttanooga. One of tha^idwest -Dr. Stoekwell will come here One. When^hcr husband ig­ the period of patient rare, and Dean, spokesman for 16 United the former hour of Sunday morn­ • cool spots was Cadillac, Ifich., Nations which fought in Korea, is Maaekeeler Eveatag Herald Bol- It Is re{)orted that Elaemann FORTHEIEST from Boston to speak at 8 p.m. nores her advice Sod things turn more available beds account for CAU Ml.9.ft14 ing drllia which had been held at plans to sell his place, and If so ALL - CHANNEL SET at McKinney's ! which reporta.1 8 above, before a congregation representing the favorable situation. empowered only to fix a time and S o'clock. tqa cerreepeadeat, Mr*. J«*»*h FASTRAMI and COKE i Skies were clear over the east* out badly, just' as khe predicted intalla, tetephOM Mitchell 3-5545. there will have to be a diligent all the Methodist Churches of the they would. She may think, “I (Copias of the new by-lawa of —Stanley Saturday. Nov. t-1. JONQUILS. UUES. GRAFS HYACINTH 6th ANNUAL Rutta doesn't get excited. ■101 (I*) SnllffMIll wild si****la9 Got A Building Probimi? Wn'R Advisa! Beiiaar, Sale to Start A Soo Line freight train wsew evw SvhM*! HINCH ' The Ledlee. of St. Meurice will Evergretna—Shrubs—Percanials—^Asparaguii Roots smashed into his car. The train­ SKKUT er AU OSAtm HR VINO RAN cbQ^el their Christmes baxear men frantically hunted through the (yew dw)u|. MidWatt lMn4l«»t Neii- W. H. PREUSS SONS ana rummage sale tomorrow night tlUk (••lilaf tarfacel Maavy-datyl wreckage, but couldn't find the $9A9 valva, aaly gl.W (plvi SOt omII- T7 VNoga $t.. RachvHIa—Tal. RachvBla 8.30*7 • at SL J ^ c s Hall in kfancheater. HOUSEPLANTS victim’s body. laf ca«i) wiiaa yea try aar CEHOUSESSON Doors wHKopen at 7:30 p.m. Police identified the car and Jail bay a baNia af RMMkUUfA* SUR- n M c a i I Pbl Mrs. DoMsld Tedford hss an­ Philodondron—Ivy—Sacenfeata—Cadi—-Geraniums woke Rutta at his home. He ex­ Aai CORPfR ROtlfil-aaly 4f«. lead W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS nounced that ftcpui nt the besaar plained that his car stalled on the la a labal aad $M0 (plat Me aiaillas win Include an afghan in ripple Stracics, and he couldn’t flag down catl) far aacb pli|aj waaiad. SalMac- BUILDING MATERIALS Advertise in The Herald— It Payo . design handmade by^ one of -the Jthe train with matches. He said I saataaNadI V menders of the group. Other WOODLAND GARDENS he just watched the crash, then LUMBER FUEL handmade itema Ineludexaprons, hitch-hiked a ride home and went FORMULA 140 ' mittens and a general display of 168 WOODLAND STREET TEL. MI-3-8474 to bed. Instant Cappar Fallsli 336 N. MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-S25S infanta and children’s ctothee. ^ J. J. ZAPADKA. Prop. Idas a KINMORL L A 37, CAUL Tha rummage eale will have a full aeso)tmcnt of clothea, shoes SHOW THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT IN CAR ,-.v^ and such itema as curtains and SundaYf Noyember 8 From 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAY METHOD F luid 0 AUTO STORES $ U MAIN STREET ^ home heating FACTORY METHOD PAINTING MANCHESTER A GENUINE IN OUR INFRA-RED BAKING TUNNEL general motors BIBBER END BETTER THAN EVEB COLLISION NO EXTRA COST SEE US SOON FOR A Brraaaa Of laeraaaag . T O T H E SoRta Clous wM ba hara S—doy fiOHi 2 to 5 F.M. to ghra ooeb ebRd oc- WORK EffleleBey FREE ESTIMATE eompoolad by peoaots o vobiahlR ^ soeh os e h li^ woEats, paocH i baqi •oars, colariwg books, trodhif e o r^ bonoooies, poiot sats, cNekor goo^ O F I 9 4 9 ^ S Q -51 vooity sals ood mogic slota. This b o rod partY for tka kiddlas, so oioko sort yoo eIoo^ miss thb M f SERIES OIL BURNER Onr nayr laf ra-rad iaa* BUICK, CHEVROLlt, FORD, MERCURY, m Low in first cd*t and economical to eporoto tha $ariot nel which ssaka poaaihle **F'* Oolce-Hoot oil humor is the outstonding volu# in a BAKED-ON enamel paint job for your car. NASH, PLYMOUTH AND PONTIAC CARS outomatic homo hooting. This fully autontotig oil FREE CANPY! 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SEE MANCHESTER'S POSITIVELY NO F ^ THE ORDINARY Peworod by the Rovelutienary now Doleo Applicmco PAINT JOB LARGEST DISPLAY MERCHANDISE WILL BE Rigidfromo motor for quiot vibrotienloss oporotion. Spoclolly dosignod turbulotor gives 19 to 1 air oil OF THE FINEST TOYS SOLD AT THIS SHOW COMFLiTiLY mixture—sovos fuel. I'SI • * 9 9 INSTALUD Built ond boefcod by Gtnoral Motors Doke^fsat. WEST nr. A t out MIN A ir I^ C T O ir TRAINIO AYE. AUTQ -m • O f OUAIANTIEO AND YOUR FIREBTONE D^l^LER IN JMTALUTfON BANTL IILCOinc J ■ iO LA N 331 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONN • I S MAIN m ; " ■ ■ wceNiBRiBiEarr„^^ TILBPH O N f 9 .4 f9 S ■ > ' "Vr;; ■ ■r

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Deaths Oxygen Tank Blast 1 ^ 7 :8 9 VoriuS ’ MaOMMSgt Strength." VocatMnal education Boekvill(bV(^OT CkSrcrwlu be "CMnilan WItMM- pinya n vltol part ia teiathem a, f Martin X'. - ■ SkytvaUih Seheaute aeitodaUy la this M *I]r indnstrtol- Mae. B o w a . JUaSa Kills New Havener ' On* VM8a th u s tood state. Figures show teat Con­ _ Mrs. Btoma 'Rgbaiakl AltMa, TouHn MeeHng Set to Act Whan J. Stastay McQray of necticut produced more loesl gmadlB* ftttIniM widow of James K. Altkla, 6 ■atoidMit R mt. 7 - Will Conduct J i m TCdoMd Um prlM of North Haven, Nov. (/8j—An ex- North Fagk At want to feed his dollar per qapiU than oC..______Classification System died early this morning in the oelon ot an oxygen tank in JOdBlght — 3 a. X IS ••eeeeeee* .D ti* Proaeh. fox terriers bi tea ksanal at tha during World War n . laduatry ro- fr a * tuidiiM. pwiUic 09 to n teU a. m. — 4 a. m. •eeasseseses . Vshsr t isni Ne $m m aaan a reduction ttmy ra> Sanibel Boopital, Middletown. nk yard killed Willie B arrett 18, 2 On Proposed State Armory raw of his honu TVaaday avaalag, Uee on better vocationally trolaod A resideAv of East Hartford for yeeterday, hia first day on a new 4 a. m. — 6 a. m. .Vohmtoera Needed. ha iiaard a aeratchiag nows outoiaa ‘Open House’ students In order to keep up M tad tram iMObag oil fowpaatee. 6 sl nk — 8 0. m...... VehU esfS Needed. Fticea varied according to the "satisded with Wilson and would a number of years, previoua to her job. Two other men. one hurled 15 one of the ettipty dog pens. progreae, which to neceeeary as q Town Worker Duita Post; feet onto the back of a (ruck, wore 8 a. SB.*— Noon ...... William Haneon. resuR from competition. fMtad tankwajon price to dealere, like to have him stay," talked illness she Uvad at .)085 Uati« S t...... VUsntoan Needed. HockvUlEt Kov* f (SpwU|)'^A,4selui Uiatit iuiyoManyMS iviiteflvwiiMag to con-oon- I Securing a liAht ha found a coon la observance of American Edu­ and tbe ranae wae from IM to Charges Plan with the police mechanic yester Six Months, Leave Is Issue Manchester. She was communi­ aerioualy banied. Noon — 8 p. SB. .. •peeiol.^ .8 "town------m iitlng ___a .._ *«IKaed.mIributa ia a • a.rila gift for man.______women, trying to get Inalde tee ,cago cation Week, tee HoweU Cheney Tho vocational ochoois In tea day in a vain attempt to induce The three men were working 3 p. m. — 6 p. nu Needed. apparently in an attempt to oeeurs state ara a rsoult ot UMuatrtal t t P 'Per gaUoii. cant of S t Mary's Mpiacopal 6 6 eallad Tiiaaday evantaf at 7 at Um boya and1 firia, ages 12 to 18, get Technical School, in conunction The retail price of hljfa*teat him to reconsider. The resignation of another Church. with an acetylene torch on a p. m. — p. m...... team to tee unit by Weisuday. something to «at He raised tee naqd for batter trained workmen. Builds Unrest junked eutomoblle. Police said the 8 p. m. — 10 p...... Needed. Town HaU to taka stora la ragard with U ' other technical acltook Soot and dirt ehould be rinaed gaaoDae wae not affected. Martin Praises Wllsoa municipal employe was an­ She leaves a nephew, John MRk. Gifts should have a value of at trap door to tea pan. but whan the With very little natural raaourees with cool water from the leavei The general manager aaid that nounced today. automobile caught fire and flames 10 p. m. — Midnight...... (Morge Bwhl"- > to a Stato Ariaisfy for RoakvtUa. coon was half through tea throughout tee eUte, will be host in tee state the welfare of tee In New Toric, Boccny-Vacuum lund; a niece, Mrs. Louis Mackey;^ taaat oqa dollar and not mors than wag to the parents of ite studente and ef bouse plants ia order t o give Oil Co., today reduced wholeeaie Wilson has “not only done a good Mrs. Annie Dart, accountant S M ^ to the oxygen tank. Volunteers may register at CIvU Defease Headquarters, Tha Srat aoUea to bo eoasld«ag thraa dollan each. They may be opening ha quickly changed hia people demande teat schooto bro- Of Employes two grandnieces, and several IbJtued were John Smith, 18, of Building, Menebester, on Mondays, Wednesdays ' to the cttlsene of Manchester and vlde workers with indiiatrtol uUU. team a chance to breaths. Do this faeoUne pricee by an averaje of a job in the department but was in the Water Dept., said she wUl bo that of tha acoaptaaca hy brought to tha Mombendilp Suppef mind and dlanppearad. at toast one# a weak. very helpful" as head of the Police cousins, all of Manchester. North Haven, first and second de !;!>in l-~5 p* _ of surrounding towns, Tuesday Skill to not only haing aUa to par- auarter of a cent a ndlon in ita would leave the employ of the tha town of Vtraoa from tho local Nov. u or left with Mrs. Piarro at Aiteough tea coon raturnad last evening. l5<«tate eaetem marketlnj area Chief of Police Herman O. Department Club, which presents town Nov. 18. The funeral wtu be held Mon gree barns of the fece and chest Amaricaa Lagion Poet four aerso tha Ford StaUon. Mght, attempts to ooga him have -form a job \7ell, but it invoTvas day afternoon at 8 o’clock in S t and Dock Huokalw, 42, of N Hie school win be In operation whlcli eatende from the Carollnae Schendel today sharply criticised department employe grievances 'Mrs. Dart merely said she of land on Want S to a t, a t the ear> jlaitlax unsuceeaaful. It is kattavad knowing the theory as wall. This to to the general manager. Mary's Episcopal Church. Burial Haven, eeoond'and third degree with all studonte la tho claasee and technical kaowiadga teat to basie to Maine, General Manager Richard Martin’s would leave Nov. 15 to live ner of what to haowa as Regan H u Senior clam of tha high that this la tea same ooon teat lost • h m from 7 to.9 p. m. The publle In metropolitan New Toric, the claasiflcation system for ' town Wilson said the criticism imply­ will be in the Buckland CSmetery. burns of the face, arms and legs. Road or the Sheet Field Road, for school wiU hoM on auction at tee In knowing tea reason for j temporarily in a home she has Huckaby, his clothing imd shoes week visited oa Dnvla Ava. will have the opportunity to ab- forming or making up th# prodi cut amoonte to 3>10ths of a cent a workers and attributed to that ing he is making too much money just purchased at St. Peters­ Friends may call a t the Holmes PRIVATE tha purpose of conveying this land Sykm Auditorium Saturday at is a “very personal thlng^' and not Funeral Home. 400 Main S t , to­ afire, was hurled onto (be., truck Hemnui G. BIriitii' serve both classes and shops at The total program today to not galloa, makinj the ported tank system what he said was a wide­ burg, Fla., but would maintain to the state. ip. m. to raloe funds for their Wash­ teat Uma. Dlmlaya of tea aUidente’ aracen price of “regular" grade spread “dissatisfaction" among something that could be settled morrow from 7 to 8 pjn. and Sun­ when the tank exploded. The second action will be to act ington trip in tho spring. Herman O. Richter, 78, of 11 only to produce better tradesmen her Manchester home at 66 An empty truck standing a«hH Oak S t , died Thursday at the handiwork will bo shown in vart- but also to make more aoetallv gaaollne 15.9 centa ekcludlnK taxea. town employes. through the Police Club. Baldwin Rd. day from 8:30 to 5:30 and from PAPER upon a proposal that the town A variety of ertlcloa wiU be feS' "The club can do a .lot," Wilson 7 to 9 p.m. by had a shattered windshield and home of hie nephew Hans Huosack oua departmeata. competent eittoens. At the Howell RRsdEsra At Albany, N. Y., the price waa Schendel said thb system was Other sources ireported, how­ convey to the State land which the tured including: lempa, a live Hw public schools ora open to RPv^Hl^p U^U^^ra lowered to IS centa from 18.2. In the reason for worker resignations slid, “but how can you have a a twisted door. An off-duty patrol­ Legion wiahas to turn over to the goose, puppies, antl-treoaa, new of Bprlngflcld, Moee. He was horn Cheney Technical School, couraea ever, that Mrs. Dart had re­ man told newsmen he was stand­ COLLECTION Dec. 28, 1878 in Germany and abow (ha pubUc the faclUtles and in carpentry, machine drawing, TlMy*ra w«rfh rad Boaton and Providence It waa cut In the past and that it would lead grievance about something some­ Mrs. Mary L. Nielsen town. Aa this section of land is a ahirta, flamllghte, records, an- one not even in the department quested a six-months leave of ing at least 300 yards away from BY GEORGE McBfULLIN came to tee United States at the tee programs of study that are electricity and machine shop are J>10th of a cent to 16.1 centa. to others, because, he contended, Mrs. Mary Lipp Nielsen, widow corner lot, baliavad t o ^ an Meal tlques and many other items. available to the studente. The Other major producera were ex­ said." hbsense to take up temporary the scene arid the blast took his age of 18 and was a reeident hurt gii'sn. The shop training enables It does not permit a department residence in Florida and the of Louis Nielsen, died yesterday at hat from hia head. 704 PARKER STREET-MO PHONE site for a State Armory. HoM Aaahreraary teems for Tuesday, as praaented peciited to follow auit. I t waa left head to reward good employes. Police Chief Upoet During tho 1847 aeaaioa of the The seventh anniveraary of the 55 years. He waa formerly a the student to bocome proficient SEHEBIBER TO USE CREDIT COUPONS leave had been refused. 11:55 a. m. in a Denver, Colo. Dr, Sterling Taylor, medical Weaver. tee National B*catlon Assn, to for occupational usefulness. tolndlvidual aervlee atatlon opera- ,' Can't Give Pay Hikes Schendel said he was very “up­ Hospital after a short illnses. SOUTHEAST SECTION General Assembly there was Red Men's d u b will be held tomor Toward National YOU DON’T NEED CASH “The town is losing all its good Mrs. Dart has been a Water examiner, said Barrett, a New Ha leaves one niece, Mrs. Ed­ The clast room eubjecU are sat tore to decide whether to paaa the set" about the departure of Wil­ Mrs. Nielsen spent her girlhood Havener, died of bead Injurieo. campaign headed by Atty. Harry row evening at tee club on East teductlona on to retail conaumers. workers," the police chief said, son after five years. Dept, employe for two and a H. Lugg, who waa a repreaentotiva Main St., with a turkey dinner and ward Badstuebnar ef Cbnton, half years. in Manchester but since her mar­ MONDAY, NOV. 9 Bocony’a price out la the flrat and added that their places would “I brought him here in the first riage had lived in Denver. She at the Uma, to gat an armory here. donee eUrting at E Arthur Malone Mass. official change in the poated price be taken by workers who would place because he was a good man.” was about 73 years of age. She At tha laat aesalon of the Gen­ is chairman ot tee comnUttee ia Ha was a mamber ef the Maple .totaling about IH centa a gallon not have the same “loyalty" to Schendel said, "and he's been do­ Is the sister of Jacob Lipp, of Bid- About Town eral Aosembly a bill was intro­ charge, ooeUted by Harold Hunt, Grove Society. The funeral wlU be were made laat June. The reduc' their Jobs. ing an excellent job." well S t She visited imativss in duced and passed under which the Charles Oiechefskle, George Dev- held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at tho tlon waa announced at a time of He also said that the plan, which Wilson repairs parking meters, Running Boy Hits town about this time a year ago terms would be the federal govern Bn, Charles' WlUeke and George Whito Funeral Hosm. The Rev. systematizes pay scales and pay traffic lights and has been receiv­ Police today reported the arrest ment would pay 75 percent of the Gakeler. Gorddn HolU. pastor of tha First •teadUy rlaing Inventoriea. and had planned to return for the of Theodore ^awar, 106 Wood- Sinclair Oil Corp. met the increases, strips department heads ing special instruction i'ln police holidays. coet of Armortee and tha State, 25 HeU Basaar Tootorr Lutheran Church wlU ofriclato. of much of their authority. radio repair. In addition, he repairs Car, Not Injured bridge St., on a chaige of breach n aliUiulLg TRANSISTOR.. d MILLION Bocony-Vacuum cut by reducing percent. The Wonua’s Council of tee Burial wlU be in Grove Hill Osma- ■ • > <'If I want to give a good man police cruisers’ and designed the She leaves a sister, Mrs. Matil­ of the peace. He Is bring held un­ At the preaent time the State Ury. The fuaaral homa wlU be tta wholeaale price of regiUar da Lemberger of Oanandaigua. N. der $200 bond. Vernon Center Congregational ^ a d e gaaollne in the eaetem aea' a raise. I can't do it, and who police emergency truck. Besides A six-year old Manchester boy Guard unit meets at the former Church WiU bold ite annual public open tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. knows the men on my department this, he is a Red Cross Instructor Y.; a son by a former marriage. Peerleas MUi at the Recreation board area by an average of escaped serious injury la s t' night Earl Robertory of Denver, and one - BAB TO HONOR EIGHT • f i Im cM itH ry dirlstmae bazaar and cafeteria Aaale Boll 1>lTman Olightly more than cent better?" the chief asked. and has held classes for the de­ Field which la leased' from the city. supper tomorrow. The bazaar wiU P O L L A R D 'A classiacatlon system is Sne partment and other groups. when he ran into the front fender grandchild. Now Haven, Conn., Nov. 6 ^ Mrs. Annie B. RoU Oolaman, 88, "J faUon. The cut in metropolitan Thera la vary litUe area avaUabla start at 8 p. m. with tea supper of IM Momlngrida 8t. West,, Hart- in a big organization, but Man of a car which was entering the Funeral services and burial will Tho Now Haven County Bar Assn, at this loeatloa for drilling aad New York waa S/10 of a cent. Says Others May Quit will honor eight of its mombora at being served from 5:30 to 8:30 for, widow of John W. Oolaman, Keportg front Philadelphia aatd cheater's too small for anything The possibility that other men parking lot of 'the First NaUonol be in Denver tomorrow. BETTER other outride activttlee. p. m. died at her homo yootorday morn- like that," .Schendel maintained. Store from Main Street. taaUmoalal dinaor in tha Yale EdocatloB Week Set Atlantic Reflning and Sun. Oil may leave the force was indicated Law School Saturday evening. The following ere chairmen la ing after a long lUnoao. Bom hero L O O R ^ were atudylng the eituatlon He also said that “other town by Schendel who said “three or Gregory E. Gardner of 273 Buck- HEARING American IMucation Week will charge: Food Committee. Mrs. Aug. 20, 1884, » o Uvod in Hartford heads feel ’ the same way, but To bo honored are the following he observed in the elemeni brought on by the reduction of four" men are taking the State land St., received a bruised knee judges, who rscsnUy received pro- tiiry RIaely and Mrs. Ann Ingram; olnco 1871. they're afraid to say anything. when he ran into a car driven by Funerals acnoole of! Vernon Monday throui PTowers Committee, Mrs. Mario Ck>cony-Vacuum'B gaaollne. Police examinations. moUons: Kenneth Wynne, Supreme 8ho leavoo a daughter, M n. Wilson Explains Move Earlier, the resignation of .two Bryan G. Boyd, 54, of 47 Lancaster Nov. 15. Higgins, Mrs. Eleanor Warren; for only ^ Schendel's remarks were prompt Court; Carrol C. Hindu, U. 8. a r - BETTER Lucy C. Gets of Hartford; a aen, other town employes. John Hed- Rd., as Boyd was pulling into the Thomoe H. Beaeon cult Oourt, aocond diririct; John A. In connection with- the observ­ Candy Oonunittee, Mrs. Eleanor ed by the resignation from the dt' lot about 7:35 p.m. Gregory waa ance. RaythOOd B. Ramadeili . Brace. Mrs. Ana Ingram; White Randolph C. Coleman of Newing­ lund, as recreation director, and The funeral of Thomaa H. Ben­ Danaher, U. 8. Circuit Criirt, ton: three grandchUdron, and six Lombard Chosen partment of poiice mechanic Ekt' Mrs. Ruth Chambers, as clerk brought home by his mother. Waahington, D. C.; John Thlm, LISTENING alatoat aupertoitendent of echooU Elephant Committee, Mrs. Helen ward Wilson, which was announc' Four other local persons were in­ son. 18 Auburn Rd., was held yes­ delivered a message to parents In Lathrop, Mrs. Maybelle Foster; great grah^Udron. of the planning and zoning terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Raymond Devlin, George C. Con­ Tha funeral wUl bo held at her ed yesterday. But Wilson today boards, prompted Director Walter volved in two minor accidents Wed­ way and Elmar Ryan, Superior which ha aaid:’ Gifts Committee. Mrs. Anna-Maria Telephone Official said he had nothing against either nesday and yesterday. Norman W. the John B. Burke Funeral Home, This new glectronic minclc mskes poosiblc th# "I know you are Ihtere^^d In Raedal, Mrs. Sandy Beckwith. home tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Mahoney to claim that morale with the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Oourt, and Milton Moyora, Court of burial in (M ar^ HiU Camatary. Martin, the classIScation system Chatel, of 85 Falknor Dr. and Rob­ Common Pleas. what your child dots in aaool. I Mrs. Bertha Ecker, Mrs. MUdrad among town employes was low. ert L. Arendt, Sr., of 21 Newman minister Of the Center Congrege- SMALLEST, LIGHTEST, kenrinf tid ytt do- Friends may caU at bar home New Haven. Nov. 6. VD—State or, as some had believed, Schendel Mahoney brought up the “dis- Attorney Francis Moran of New know you ara interested taoeetaj Pierce; Fiah Pond Committee. Rep. Gilbert M. Lombard (R Guil­ Wilson said his decision to quit St. were involved in a minor mis­ tional Church, officiating. Burial vcloped. and talking with the tcachera an Miss Gall Rislcy; Supper Commit­ from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. satiafactioh" at the B—This Is a For A Better Rug Cleaning Job man of the New Haven County proached him personally, but as­ Office Equipment bato to Stalta’s BMosory aad oa "Please feel free to dlscuaa, after the Hartford Seminary is tee legislatora. serted “It’s been going around Final 'on Pension old belshovtk declarattox that Drop oa a card for your FREE BOOKLET oebooi hours, any problem you rather sparsely populated town. BINGO wirii with tha teachers and prinri- afternoon speaker aad tee Rev. Four polling insp o^ ra presided In hia new post with the tele­ town, and I’ve heard about it from "oar t o r Olga poUey baa aot ‘TRANSISTOR MAGIC AND YOUR HEAR­ Cert Webb o t Glaataabury wUl be LEAVE IT TO LEAVITT phone company, Lombard will Taken by Thieves polo. at a recent primary election, sad some very responsible people." Town workers will be making ebaageg." A t ING.” tea evening epeaker. aaaist Vice Pres. G. G. Copeland in Directors |liock Raise their last pay contributions to the Csort Oaoes l i M six votes were cast—those ef tho earnings requirements studies and Judge Vine R. Pahnelea will be There will be special muitc at laapectors and two other persons Before the classiOcation system pension fund under the old pension Thieves broke into Solimene, NIW LOCATION •r col at our •fficB far a bote aervtecs. Those attending the Other financial mattera went into effect. Wilson was earn­ plan today and will soon be re­ hare during tho week of November who shewed up. The counting, The company announced also Inc., auto dealere at 643 Center St., 10 fw the trial of Court eases. servicea ore to bring erticim for which didn't take long, ehowA ing $5,220.80, and the police de ceiving checks for the entire lest night but, according to reports A T THE MKK DIMONSTRATION the needy. This afternoon there is the appointment of Frank R. Nie- partment's budget request, as pre­ amount they have contributed. POUSH AMERICAN Clerk of tiM Court John H. Yeo­ throe Rcpubllcaa aad three Demo­ man of Hamden as aaslstabt didn’t get any money. mens will make aarignmenta from a nursery for teb chlldrea whose cratic votoo. sented to Martin, carried the same The refunds will be in two equal Police, who reported the break moteera udte to attend the mrvica comptroller and Robert B. Under­ figure when the town budget for checks so that the workers can MANCHESTER tM trial Oat for Uia faU aaarion wood of Branford as accounting today, said the only items missing PERSONAL NEARINC SERVICE and Dom the aupplementai list. 1053-54 was being prepared dur, turn bock to the town half the were a typewriter and an adding There wiU he a meeting tonight personnel supervisor. ing the summer. The supplemantal trial Hat la as amount of the refund. This con­ machine. U ¥■««• StfMt of the ioint eommittsae of the Martin recommended at that tribution will enstate them in the PUBLIC follows: Court, Louis J . Sm ite at' ol Get Ht Bf-s! m TV Patrolman Gordon Neddow dis­ OF MANCHESTER ‘VB. ratrick M. Carey et al; Arthor Axurienn Legion and the Veterans time that. Wilson be upped to town's new supplsmental psiulon covered the break this mbrninl* ReckylMt of Foreign Wars at the VFW honu Humor Debate Set 85,460, to put him on the 14th program retroactivriy to the time about 4:30 while he was making M l MAIN ST^-MI-V-4211 W. Strong ra. Ronald O. Worth- on Elm SL w cptapleto plena for Buy fin N^’W i954 level, 3rd step of the clasaldca- MARKET tagtoa; Frederick V. Horsman Va. they Joined the original program. his rounds. Jkitry was gained by i # i t m 6 No a y tee Armiaitce observance on Nov. By Yale, Princeton tion system, but the directors The supplemental plan goes in­ breaking a rear window. Atupo E. FraariaaUi; Rosa Marie IS. ' ' overruled him, putting Wilson on to affect one day after the towm Sat. Henry Oauruder was aaaist- Charset va Herman T. Brown; L. Aldan Skinner AuxiUary wiU In Mauchester Phono Enterprise 1485 the lower step. is granted federal Social Security, ing Nsddow in ths invsstigation of AT7.*4SP.M. Nelson A Son TransportaUon Oa meet tonight nt 8:15 at the GAR New Haven, Nov. 6 (J) — The Martin, who today said he is ra. Charles Paters, at als; jury, Our Trade’s In Manchester Mon. sad Thun. for wiilrii it is now applying. the break this morning. Advertise in H ie Herald— It Pays haU. annual Yale-Princeton humorous Nad Charka va. Anna McAdams. At tju meeting of tee Vernon debate will be staged on the eve of IteSaa Otab to Meet general meeUng of all mem­ Grange to be heM' tonight at 8 the Tiger-EU football game Nov. at tee Grange Hall in Vernoa Cen­ fllL CHflHNtl TV 14, and as in previous years, the bers of tea. Itelian-Amcrlcan ter offioera for the coming year luMts of thd fair sex will be the PYlendshtp Club will be held at tha klngabury Avenue clubhouse will he elected. topic of discussion. > The theme for tee Spritual Life V Tale announced today that the tonight at 8:30. Starting at 8 thara Mleslon service to be hsM tonight topic will be “resolved that the will be a abort mosUng of tha 1958 KinSey Report on the sex Board of Oiroctora which is also habits of the human female la a open to tho memhorahlp. ftew* of niNf UNOERWEAR SAU! compliment to the American wo­ At tho BMOting. in accordanes m d man." with tha new by-laws and for tho Yale will uphold the affirma­ LLOYD’S purpose ot suing vacancies, Sva OO-SOMnWNO’ tive. I Brace Your House new mamhan of tea Board o t Di- The debate will take place rectora wlU bo alactad by the gen­ Don't Delay! Buy Now! Princeton at 4 p. m. Nov. IS. PERFORMS MIRACLES eral mcmberahlp. PrevlouB topics In the eerisa and ram o u t Sbeps CHRISTMAS CARDS the winner were: The American Legion AuxUiary WHILE STOCKS ARE OOaiFLETE will again sot up Chrlotmaa Gift 1849 — A lady should choose death ORDER YOUR PERSONAUZED CHRISTMAS before dishonor, winner, Yale I For The Wintry Blasts Shops St tee veteran’e hospitals at TOYS negative. Newington, Rocky Hill and West CARDS AT ONCE aad AVOID OlSAPPOlNntENT 1850 — It is better to have loved Havoa so teat tee hoepltallsed vet­ and lost than never to have J WINTER IS NOT s o FAR AWAY. YOU erans may choose gifts free of DEWEY RICHMAN loved at all. Winner, Yale; af­ REMODEL charge to give to their families for 167 MAIN SnOEBT firmative. I YOUR HOME MAY NEED: lUST CAN T CO Chriatmaa. 1851 — The 1920‘a were more guilt Mrs. Myrtle Ptarre. local Re- than golden. Winner, Yale; af­ rtOONG ON THISE j YOUR OLU FUR COAT habUltatloa chairman of the Unit firmative. , 1852 — Good women tire of their ^ # Combination windows and storm doors role. HO winner. One vote for SPECIALSM INTO A LOVELY Vaaear which took no part in 1 # Insulation ^ • the debate. H A TIV l JACKET, CAPE or STOLE I # A new heating unit REAAANANT Kiss of Death Laid FOWL E # Repainting and reproofing LEG OR BUMP To Sen. McCarthy NATIVE FOR AS LOW AS U. S. No. 1 MAINE SALE * Change tke$ lust like teal! VEM.,^______u . Storre, Nov. 6 — Former * # Conversion of an attic into an attractive VALUES TO E9e YA sHmocratie Senator WlUlam Ben­ . room. LOIN ^ nx-ir coNvmnsu ton continued hia feud with sena- I t6T Joseph MeOarthy (R-Wlsc) YEALOHOFS lo. here laat night in a speech In which tfOgiflol Now yeungttors con hovo ha predicted that McCarthy “w li LARGE JOZE NATIVE Ihejbn ef playing with a cor just m prove the kiss of death I G «t th# cost of Ih* work whieh you wish dono ond finoneo to Republicans." CHICKENS ra. H it w on rooll FBI tha go* tank wkh FLANNH. ■ O Y S 'D ^ d Of roosonobio bgnk rotos through tho Pint Notionol Bonk of Find CHAMBRATS, FRB- Beaton, speaking to the Young Manchostor. BIROS K f i FRO tEN ^ N O us TOUR OLD MINK COATS, water, Khkar with th* motor. Sturdy .GOWNS UNDERWEAR . CALBS, DDOTT, PUSSB Ptmocrau Oub at the University TOUR MUSKRATS, PERSIANS OT M ‘ e# Qmnectfcut. said that Republi­ 'ploitie conihudion. Rod or bhio. CREPES ot tUs low prtm eoly FEAS_____ rag tWHERS AND THEN GASP IN f hoy'ro. Sooforfzoeil Now. improvod'kVoorito' baromm they ora i cans overesUmate McCarthy's ap­ OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON VISIT OUR HUGK BASEMENT TOY TOWN id oave. peal to American voters. LARGE SIZE NATIVE am a z e m e n t Ot HOW B E A im P U L . Said the former Sedator: «ad THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 to Si30 LT IT CAN BE STYLED INTO A ooch "I suggest that, as McCarthy [fryers Ea. « ii| * * * * * * 1853 STYLE WITH NEW ■as been a sword of vioUmce, he (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) COLLAR SLEEVE, Sore bock aad other Merowormth.grootorwoarl CURTAIN SFECIAL also prove to be the Use of LARGE SIZE Rag. 2 .3 9 . Coty comfort ■sath. Undoubtedly he influences iMw^odea that are the pinnacle of w e- > for woman on bluttry night*. Now gal de*ar-knit cotton OOBM voters to follow him. But HdIrz ketchup H i I in the faahiea centers of tho world. Soft cotton Sonnd koopi at Crontf unusual tovingi N YLO N hia adverse affect cn the informed r * * •*“ * (• tha praaeat ahadea. ill fit. Roiteli. 34 to 40. prico. In tizot 2 to 16. ^ tte pereepUve — particularly GRAND DUCHEW Bxtra oklaa additional PRISCILLAS these who are members of his own PHONE H8RTF0RB y—will ultimately prove the FmiiSteakt R E G U L A R L Y $ | .9 t K of death." n g . WOMiMrg - Beaton, recently returned from SW EET L i r a 4 6 - 6 5 8 4 a aummer in E u n ^ , asserted that ^ "administration's appeasement at MeOmthy is reapoaslble for a Either bringr your cost to tu or we rahatantlel amount of the UI-wUl JUICE will b« flad to. send an export to StPAMS... NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK *•«#»,. 8 M -t.3 7 d ^ distrust America is toaay suf- your homa . . . and giva FItEE * 3 . 9 7 Ara your coats ripped or do they need 68"xSl". Mlracde Mbslo MytoS. ilriaff abroad." r o E s a ESTQIATES. WHh cowpJgfu Jr. TV repahm n't kBI ^ S t o n aaid that the Hliance of saw aklas or do you want to make a ******•$1 VAlUl Doearato yonr haora 8ae EM MW people develc^ed to resist in- ■Uaar ebaaga . . . thaa see ua Our baUdaya AT A S 4 U g M M N I Calm U ftr l iN O tfS taraanonal Communism, is today Priasa are modarata aad quite la keeslag TELEVISION RIRAIR TRUCK \stl Makar than it waa a year ago. He OVESM LEAN with year budget I ttaaad the Blsenhower admlnla- ivory child con ploy at boing o TV TULIP BULP$ I '* a'a Policlea for "alarm .■«««g Fi*#w rtC iiiLk«il Kapnlriaf doM with pradalM eraftoauMhip, with all I fee A' a^ alm ^ am among informed ropoir mon a»i$i thit truck. Hot 2 Yeot>WF,l*CLl48*>' • iw rg p , Plant Now Fur jBfviaf : r a S M LEAN ropheewaat paUs perfectly mstched and fusrsateed. oqtoothNi loddon. ontonno, pteturo <1.99 0 * 7 1 ****** Viilg s will keep dean PORK BUTTS a . «ls I t*o,> BhIa>l and chouh. Sturdy Pkg;of IfRiH ist h m ^ g ^ gostiag. If gnat la pioi6i| CMEivction. Sovorol colon. *** ^ I t o k k Uomo to p M up witk a 'd ty Atofflber Pgdsrol PepeeS (naurene* CorperaHow LARGE rLGMIlA JUMB WeS ^86 *ev ei. JAFf a tha mey wttlt w P m Ffdgral Rgaarve Syrinm ra-iitl SHOP EAKLY— YOU DOprr.NEED CASH" your muma Cemphte Banking Smvke Mitchell 9-4511 NATIVE MEALY 276 TRUMMILL H . FURS W. T. GRANT CO POTATOBII, AN o C H U R C H 6 HAIM R — X 4 N C B B R m ■ \'/r'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY. NOVEMBEjl S, 19S8 MANCHKOm IVnnNO HERALD. IIANCHIITBR. CONN. TRIDAT, NOVEMBER 6. 1958 with apwliil ompharii «» of aetaBoe dagraa at tha PsUasa of hia capacity as profeasor of aduca- will attand thla In^glrtag B on la Austria. DIad Thursday. Cup of Trambllng; JaanM Jndaon, Crosby Must Face Dr. That to Speak Wooatar, (Mtlw hla iNMt# , of tlOB at th# University of Connecti­ Pracedin* Dr. Thut* addiasa, Coventry 125 Women Attend Madrid, Spain—Antonio Gap- West Sific Library All's Fair in Love; WUliara Hop- education at tha University b i Bnf- cut, he teaches with fpeclal atten­ davUa Alexander, 73, noted conduc­ son, Cry Viva; Mrs. Halsn MlUar, tion to the phUoeophy and history Mrk D e ^ Hartwell. West Side To PTA at Lincoln faio, and his Sootor.ef p h ilo a o ^ wlU preside at a , b i ^ Y Holiday Program tor who far 88 yaan conducted the Adcb More Books Hollow Silvan BUaabath Goudg*. J E iilE ! More Questioning at Ohio Stats UnWaralty. He n u of •ducstlwi. maatlng. FoUoarlng tha orchMtra at tha Barcelona Opera H fart of th* Family; BUaabath taught in aleasantary and saeond- It ia hapad that mothers, ( ^ Day School Pupils Leaving ■...... / Houa* and who ahw performed in TatM, Hu. aad Cry; CM Ricketts m w m r n b d car MUST GO rasardlM« of price! ALL thers, frlenda and neighbors « refreehmenU will be serrad and a (OaatiBBad ttmm Fags Oaa) Rec Notes “The Place of Moral and Spirit­ ary achoola, at tha Ualvaralty of aodal hour anjoyad. A graup of 13S woBMB was .*n- th . Americas, Italy, Russia and New book* rMclved at th . Wmt Sumner, Hornbeam Tree; Agna. WITH WOmRUEED—READY TO GO! Lon* terms—Lw* ual Values In the Davalopment of New Hampshire and Ohio State children at the Lincoln School, tartauiad Wadnaadsy momlag at Japan. Died Thuraday. Side branch ol th* Mary Cheney Sanford, Lost Shepeid; Nelson I trades! CHECK AND COBIPARE THESE CARS AND the crash. Croaby and hia attorney Good Character" la tha topic on Ualversify. and U at praaaat at On Visit to United Nations tha YWCA apoasorad Homamak- Spokaha, W eb.—Joheton B. Ubraiy include: Hayas, Rhapsody in Andros; Ellx- ' . A. I piU CBSr rafuaed to diacuaa the depoettlon. Movies Yvill bs shown at the tha Unlvarslty of OennacticuL aPs HoHday program, a daaaHa- Campbell about 90, a aember of FICTION—Verff Snelder. Pail of aheth Jane way, Leaving Koma; Simon told newamen that Croaby •Wost Hide Recreation center to­ which Dr. I. M. Thil!, professor of For threo yaars he was with a straUoa of cak* daeoratioa pe- Oyetere; Patricia McOerr, Miss­ Ruth Moore, Fair Wind Home; BLECKi education at the Ualveralty of Coventry, Nov. 6—(Bpeclal)— Loula.. Ulnnum, Ann* Romano, aanted by Miaa A lye Saliabury, th . InterstaU Commere Commie- 1 R I STURL OOMMAMER 44IR. $12N admitted havln* three or (our night, starting at A These mov­ food preceaMng oorporatkm and , William Morgan. aion fram 1031-1830, serving aa ing Tsars; Evelyn HerlMrt, Pari. Louis Grace Erdman, Thrr* at th* acotch-and-water drlnka before Connecticut, - will speak at the and held a poaltlea la a pubUMi- BROWN Six membera of tha ■eighth grade baam e r v ie division rapessau- Is for Lovers; Harnett T. Kan*. Wadding: Ann Bridge, A Place to OVEnOUVK. ies will be held each week as a ' Orsda two, Mrs. Natalia B. Par­ Uva of th* Hartford O u Co. chairman from 1838-1920, and DEOKil and after dinner, and that he November meeting of the Lincoln Ing housa (or four years. Ha Is group tha Day School, accom- ry, Thomaa Parldnaon. Dabarah prominent Spokan* attorney. Died Lady of Arllngtoil; Dorothy Wor­ Stand; Elizabeth Seifert, Lucinda sipped a half glee* et champagne part of the winter recreation pro­ School PTA, Mmidny at 0 p.m.. in the senior auuior of • the book panlod by Mr. and Mra. Don Glwui A thre tlarad rilnbow layer ley, Halo for Dr. Michaal; Frank Marries th* Doctor; Patricia i m RO N E CORONET S it n gram. A small admission charge BEAUPRE McKualck; Mra. Harrtat H. Oav- cake suiUM* ta t a bridal shower Thuraday. Wentworth, Vanishing Point. during the meaL tha auditorium of the Nathan Hale “Foundattona of Matbod (or Sae- Churchill, RT.. will apaad tha week­ ^an, Bath La* KaraalsM. Jan O. Slaughter, Storm Haven; Louis 1/)ADED WITH EXTBA8. The suit, filed by Frank Ver- la made to cover the coet of the School. ondaiy Schools," publiahed by the was lead and dacorated, using only Palo Alto, Calif.—Lester L. Trimble, Croeaflre: John Stein­ NON-FICnON — tUlton Our- TOOLS Him. Children do not have to ;McGraw-HUI Book Cb. in IM t. In end in N nr York City on an «l- Blamberg; Miaa Helen Maaur, a spatula and a tub* made of Mora*, S3, former president of th* beck, Short Novels; Audrey B. sler. The Greatcat Faith Ever dugo, a dty fireman; his wife, Dr. Thut received hia bachelor BEST Michaal Wood, Unda Taylor: Mra. Ferry-Mora* Seed Co., of Detroit [1S» DOME l-TONFIOK-UF ' Oolar At sn r Lucy, and her brother. Eulallo be a member of the Rec to at­ ucatianal trip. bev y wax paper. The audicac* Lind^, Singer Not th* Song; Known; Mrs. Margartha Shank, -f tend these movie’s. Anna B. Horanuui, Unda Kriatoff, waa lavUed to try thalr aUll aad and Oallforala and onetime head Jame* Hilton. TinM and Tim* The Coffee Train; Mrs. Haxal Mar­ Perea, alleges that Crosby rraa Tha Itinerary will tncluda tour, I William Hoffman. under the Influence of Intoxicat­ of Iho Unllad Nation, building, to u k qumthm* e the demonetra- of th* C. C. Morse Seed Co., Which Again; Jennifer Amea, Assign­ cia Rockow, Creatlv* Home Dmo- m WILLYS KEFSTER St97 BUYS Coaklag Gink Farmad tioa proceeded. Raclp* leafteta his father founded in Snntn Clara, ment to Love; Winston Graham, ratlng; Karl Da Schwelnts, Grow­ A BOSER ON GAS. ing liquors when his 9I3A00 Her- The Junior High School dance, Statu, of UtMTty, Radio City Mu- cedes-Bens sports cars and theirs tonight at the Rec is for the sev­ ale Uall^^tha National Broadcazt- Th* Maater Mixer* 4-H Club, a war* a le dl.trthoUd. Calif., in 1877. Died Thunday. Fortuii* Is a Woman; Karl Brown, ing Up. collided. enth grade students of the Bar­ TAIHTOR Ing Company .tudlos, Empire naw cooking and kaadlcraft club Th. Mxt Homemaker'. Holiday 1941 MME MEADOmROOK »7S Simon said Croaby testified he nard and Sb. James schools. Stu­ Stata building, and the Cathedral for boya, kaa bMn formed with program will be h.M oa Wedne- 4-DOOR. R and H., NO. miT-A. had Just taken actreae Mona Free­ dents -must purchase their seaeon Of SL John, tha Divine. . Mra. Robert Graupner aa leader. dav awmlng, Dm . 3. at S:30 at man home from the party and was ticket from the school. The dance, Metkers Denate 9S8 Mra. Charla* Kelley la aaaiatant the Coaununlty T. A Chrtatama 10^1) OFF going to his oam home when the directed by Miss Nancy Vincent leader. program will G. preentad, with 1941 MORE CORONET 4400R $917 The Young Mother. Club baa Club o a c ra follow; Preeidant, Mrs. Heka'Johnston speaking on m a ro o n . R-H.. n o . Dies-A crash occurred at about B:SS a. m. and aided by the recreatalon staff, donat«l 928 toward tha purchaM Crosby also deposed that he did teachers from Barnard School and John Morgan; v ie pruidant. Clif­ "Sharing th* Itaality of Christmas of playground aqulpmeht at the ford Anderaon; aacratary, Gordon not see. the car that coUldcd with parents, will be held from 7:30 to Wn m nd (Mni Mythlni wayM CenUr School. A playground with mir Chlldea." TloIksL ]o 1953 ClvddinuiL ON ANY OP THESE BUCK A DECKER 1949 D0D8E CORONET OLDS CFL $919 him, that he did not take a Andaraon; treaaurar. John Fardal; 0:30 In the gymnasium. W« ora tdOM «009l. €km con «t vwy M r Equipment CommIttM head«l by liewa reporter, Richard Barth. R-H.. GRAY, NO. DU4-A. aobriety teat, and that two police Mr. and Mra. Herman Jake Le- officers took him to hla home. p r i^ A raliabi* vranwify wHR Goefc « m. Robert Rankin and Robert Mlt- ITEMS FOR SATURDAY AND A U NEXT WEEK A golf clinic will be held In the Doyt la ralalng fund, for new cl)el arb alao membera. Th* boya Deaths lA tst Night 1949 DODQE CORONET OLDS CFL $975 OspL G. S. Robinma of the West West Side Rec for a period of six equipment and repairing the old Los Angeles Police told newsmen meet every other Wednesday from GRAY. NO. DllSrAi weeks, beginning Thuredsy eve­ 19B3 DODGE SUIURIAN at thl* school which houa.. ov.r 3 to 8 p.m. at Mrs. Graupnar's Pittsburgh—Vladimir Bakalainl- C lu b WjiinbsjCdi^ ClL the two offlceia are Earl R. St. ning, Nov. 10th. Mel Cushing, IM M abllee. Jaet Hke aew. Radio, heater, White Urea. 130 grad, one puplU. John and Mort T. Baker, and that bom*. Th* naxt m eting will b* koff, 89, intamaUooaUy famous 1949 OLDS 79 4400R $959 clinic director, announces Alex New car warranty. A good fair price. ^ Donation, of 80 cent, or more Nov. IS. conduator of apacial conearta tor they took Crosby home as a pub­ Hackney from the Manchester are being accepted from parents R. ami Hw HYD., NO. DS4-A. lic aarvice. Peraonal MenUwi . the Pittsburgh Symphony Orches- Country Club will be the instruc­ 1953 PLYMOUTH CRANIROOK 4-OOOr of thes* pupil*. Th* committee Mr. and Mrs. Richard 8. Dlbbi*. tm, onatlnw eompeoar and dlraetor BUY NOW Police reported after the crash HDoloTa dIrMtIowU UffkU. A good low mlloaffo emr kl • 1949 DODOE WAYFARER M NIO R $747 tor. Three sessions will be held hopes all contribution. arlU be formcriy of Manchester, are now for th* tnorlM and a musician for JhsL SfOvbfiqA, Sank that there was no evidence' to in­ in Oecember on the 3rd. 10th and Mf Mvlkf. New ear w am aty. turned In by th* weekend In or­ NO. DtS-A. dicate any criminal offense on the residing in their naw horn* “Rock- 84 yaar* Roni in Moscow. Died 17th and two in January on the der to complete th* program be­ ladge Cottaga" on W o^land Rd. Thuraday. part of either driver. 8th and ISth. A small registra­ 19S2 DgSOTO CUSYOM 4 hospital with a fractured neck, An organizational meeting Thurs­ antooMtte drive. New car warraaty. O f TibcuvduiMsiA, fractured arm and partial paraly­ Roger Llebman ha. been elect­ I4etb*ck PaHy Held ranked aa th* leading contralto day night at 7:30 is open to all ed president of the Georg* Her- with th* Metropolitan Opam Co.. sis of his right arm and hand, and interested persons. Registrations There were 14 tables of setback 1949 FORD 2-DOOR ^ $5K that Mrs. Verdugo suffered a •1951 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4.DOOR My RoberUdn School CounclL in play during th* Nathan Hale during Its 1830-1831 season, and in may be made by calling, the West Offer Top Val^e8 In Every Respect BeaaUful gray aad hlue naleh. L w ^ .Other officer, follow: vie. preri- recent years a singing teacher. RADIO AND HEATER. fractured Jaw and face bones. He Side Rec between 6 and 10 nightly. Community Center Aaen. sponsored raid Pin«V sustained leg and nose ateerlag, pmsrer hrakea and la Indy a beaatifni car. Yon .dent. Jam*. McCammon; .Mere- party Wadnaadsy night In tha CHRISTMAS 1949 CHEVROLET AERO SEDAN $995 fractures ''and multiple body in­ GET n it MOST FOR YOUR MONEY must aee this ear. tary, Suzanne Starkel; treaaurer, auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene The boys' game room, under,the RADIO AND HEATER. juries. Crosby was less seriously AAltette Llebman;'nunager, Wil- W. Latimer and Mr. and Mrs. hurt. supervision of Robert Longcrier, RY DEAUNG WITH TAINTOR 1951 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR ltani\ McDonough. Lawrence C. Latimer, were In WOMEN*5 COUNCIL A Rcahonable Down Payment Will HoM has a constant buzz from activity. Jet hlaeh flalsh. Radio, beater. Oyroasatle drive. Low Cli^room and teacher, repre- charge. ANNUAL CHRI57MA5 FRIDAY, NOV. 13 Any Item Until Xmaa 1947 D O N E 2-DOOR $559 The pool and ping-pong tables al­ Mileage. Aa honcat priced car. M ntatl^s include: grade eight, Prize winners follow: Woman's RADIO AND HEATER. ways have a waiting list. Table 1951 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 44IR. SEDAN W illia m ^ . Murphy (teacher), first, Mra. Ida Dupre of Stafford; Polio Virus Caught games including checiters, football, Linda Mobb^, Eklward Maceyka; iccond, Mrs. Richard Uiamond of cards ant) ,^^Vaft instructions in Radio, heater, hydramatic. CO C 19SI PLYMOUTH CRANIROOK 4-DOOR B4ZMR 1949 DODOE 4-DOOR $499 Radio, heater. Good tires. Oae owaer ear. NIc* green Edward Voile, Arthur Font, Al­ Chestnut Hill. Lebanon; third, Mrs. RADIO AND HEATER. By Camera^s Lens leather work" and weaving keep An exceptionally clean car. bert Gordon; Mr.’’. Marlon Seguln, L. St. Germain* of Stafford. Is The Last Day You Can Make the youngsters busy. Eight o'clock fialsh. John Fardel, Mary Oozdx. Men’s first, Winfield J. Andrews VERNON 1946 NASH AMDASSADOR 4-DOOR $295 rolls around too fast for the 10-13 Grade Mven, Ito ^ rt O. Hunt, of WilUmantic; second, Va. Katin- (Coatlaned from Page One) . year olds when they have to be on 1950 CHRYSLER NEWPORT COUPE Jame. Kalber, M ar^a McOombe; owakt; third, Stanley Wawer of OONOREBinONU. their way home. Junior-senior 1952 FONTIAG CHIEFTAIN DE LUXE Oae owner car. Radlei, heater, yew eeat covera. Extm WtUlmanUc. of the smallest of known viruses, members are permitted to stay un­ Mra. Lottie Roy, Dton* OeorgU, Payments On The 1953 Cluh 1949 HUDSON 4400R $295 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, hydramatic. C 1 0 7 C alee car. . David Mitchell; Rkherd M. Clay, Spcctala, Mra. Roxanna Richard' OHUROH said Dr. Taylor, were taken dur­ til 0 o'clock. Thia kit ooQtaina everything ing studies which indicate the Many other accessories. Iaiw mika*o ^ 1 ^ # ^ Martha McCombe, Robert NclMn. son, Charles Jacobson of Stafford, Eaturdoiy, N«v. 7-3 juiR. 1941 FONTIAO 44I00R $149 feasibility of preparing concen­ The bowling alleys are free for 1949 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE CLUl COUPE Grad, alx, Jamca T. Laldlaw. Gor­ MIm Dorothy U Wolfe. There will don Fardal, C^thcrin. Wanagei; be a similar, party here Wednesday Huid-MMe Aprons, Hand- needed for power drilling, trated vjrus necessary to make a open bowling from 6-7:30 Monday, Bctat, Neater. Oae awaer car. Act btack Naiek. Every* Mad* Mittcna, Alao Many 1941 CHRYSLER COUPE $99 ^ lio vaccine. 'Dieaday, Wednesday and Friday tklag la geod order. Mra. Mary Cumrolak, John Haber- at 8 p.m. with Henry Jacksoa and aaading aad poliahing. 1952 GHEVROLET FLEETUNE 4400R *m, Thomaa Lynch; Harold F. Anton M. Lqssen in charge. Hand-Made Specialty A vaccine Parke-Davis is de­ evenings, and Saturday from 1-0 The SAVINGS BANK of MANCHESTER Steel caae ia a safe atorage NO MONEY DOWN — $500 OR LESS veloping must b* further listed, p.m. The West Side League bowls Radio, heater, powergUde. C O C 194S PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE LUXE 4-DOOR Stoat,’ Thomaa Newman, Lillian Tomorrow'* | mMtIngs Include: Articica l/>yxlm. .’a Club suction sale, 10 a.m. \ Taylor said, before it Is ready for Monday and Tuesday evenings. A fine automobile. ^ 1 ^ Radlw heater. Nice gray finish. Your eld car taken aa Grad* five, William E. McAr­ CAPETEKIA 5UPFER unit that can be carried to general use—maybe a year or Mixed Doubles Wednesday and fall dowa payaMaL t MacQuown'a Bam on High A Mutual Sayings Bank more from now. Friday and the Manchester Herald thur, Suzanne Mamet, Richard St.; «hoir of Second Congraga- 5:30 t* 4:30 the job or hung on the walL S O LIM EN E, Inc. Bodreau; Mra. Gertrud* T. Guil­ tlonal x^urch, 8 p.nt In their It is possible now through re­ Thursday evenings. ford, Raymond McKinney, 'Roberta A Taaty Variety Of ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FUU It makta a perfect gift cently developed techniques to 1951 PLYMOUTH GONOORD ^DR. 5955 sanctuary: public home Home-Made Fooda 434 CENTER ST. — TEL MI-3-5101 grow polio virus in tert tubes Tuesday evening la girls and Brundage; Alvin Kivlin, Richard bean aupiw, 8:30-7 p.m. In the Lo- $53A0 coaapkte. women's night to use the gym Crip*, Veronlaa Dragon; Mra. Eva gton Hall, Walt S t without the nervous tissue upon Khigabury, Lanoe Stewart, Pau­ which the killer normally feeds. facilities for basketball.* archery, lS6d Studebaker Ckamplaa 4- Ta Lkid Meetlag figure control classes and badmin­ 1959 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 9-DR. $995 line White. That advancement has made It door. Heater. HIU held, I Grad* four, Miaa Marion Adama, Miaa Helen jV dan will lead the poseible to obtain almost pure po­ ton. These activities are under the Radio, Heater. BEST BUY Mlliagr New eeat cvera. New Christian BndeavOf Society meet- direction of Miss Vincent and Robert Saltera Margaret Cooper; lio virus for study in medical sci­ O M H I WKK Urea. Extra ppeclal price 908K Frand* A. Perrottl. Mary Anne ing Sunday at 7 p.m, In thetr room ence's seaVch (or a vaccine. supervised by Claire Lamenzo. In th# Church Commlmlty House. NEW n a s u All three types which can cause Gaacer, Hobart Cleverdon; Mary Horae Nalls Galore 1949 CHEVROLET AERO 9EDAN 9759 Perotti, John Wanagei, Joan Dia­ polio in humans are under study mond; Ur*. Helen F. Hemingway. Mnaeheeter Eve«hig^ep«M Cov- by, Parke-Davis. The photographs [ JMtth Fitdal, Robert Lovxim. entry e*rrmpooda«t, Mr*, ^amrle# JIC SAW p iiin ri n O I L L O N Taylor showed are of type one, or Martford, Conn. (4V-The Caj^- U little, telephane Pllgrint>0381. Brunhilde polio virus. well Manufacturing Co., once Grade three. Mra. M. uAjori* It is understood other research known as the Capewell HorM Nall I Ardcl, Barbara Bickford Tbomzi Co., reports that its hom-nall . Roberta: MSB. Nancy D. Brnd- It la estimated that damage ky SALES and SERVICE ers also have succeeded in taking TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. BROWN-BEAUPRE ford, Lvnh Schulthqias, John Oh- rat* la the United BUtea r«ach< Here b a fool that doe* Hi* such pictures. production dropped 00 per o ^ be­ I tween 1818 and 10OA WveWhMeiS, 155 CENTER S t. MANCHESTER Hixmimli As-joe huBllan .dall»r*• ae N work of a Jig Sew, Sebre «FORD— it still turns out annually a mil­ year. O i L i lion pounds of horse nalla in hun MoRchMtM’ MI-f-4545 Hortfenl 2.7I7R Sow, Keybei* Sew and m otl 319 MAIN STREET ‘ MANCHESTER Skipper Cleared NOW AT 3SS EAST CENTER ST,—TEL MI-9-5234 bond Sow OperuHon* Ot* dreds of styles. Biggest demand OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9HM KANcnESTER. CONNECTICUT. for them come from tha South, in Iha palm of your hand. 'Southeast and Far West. In Carrier Blast Cut* Wood, nefoL butiio- A.J USED CARS OPEN SUNDAY THRU Kon nMtoriab, leather, felv (Conttaaed Freot Page Oae) rubber Radio, heatier, overdrive. Boatoa Easy Mark - Meanwhile, a Coast Guard ad- I miral says he thinks the Boston waterfront is an SMy mark for 1952 DeSOTO prospective saboteurs. WILSON’S NURSERY Custom 4>Door Sedan. Rear Adm. Raymond J. Mauer- man said yesterday: “Thera is A profetaional saw ,at a 6 cyl. Excellent condition. nothing to compel importers to popular price! Cutt 2^* advise the Coast Guard or any 1K2 CHEVROLET FORDOR SEDAN other agency except customs as to GARDEN SALE deep weid» 9H Iba. For Radio, Heater, Seat Covers. the nature of cargoes In the holds IIS Volts A.C./D.C.—S500 of vessels coming Into Boston A Tough Combination To Beat R.P.M. Depth aad Bevd Very Clean! Harbor." Plant This Fall and Sava Adm. Mauerman, who heads a Attachment ($S.4S) pec* 1952 FORD CUSTOM I board of inquiry probing the fatal mits special aawing. Tudor, 8 CyL Radio, heater. [ explosion aboard the Norwegian t Inch Heavy Duty Saw freighter Black Falcon, added, At Manchester's Newest and Larg­ 556.50 Like new. I however, “we are generally advised 10% Discount of the nature of cargoes now—but 1951 FORD TUDOR only through the voluntary co­ est Used Car Center These "Aces" Radio, Heater, Seat Covers! operation of the Importers." ON ALL NURSERY STOCK The Inquiry board heard testi­ CARL JOHNSON Are Prepared To Guarantee Satis­ JIM GANZER mony yesterday from longshore­ man WUliam Keating, ,a survivor Carl sargeste: A 1950 Willjm Jim knows this is top value! 1951 FORD 9 DE LUXE TUDOR of the bclow-decks blast that with radio, heater, overdrive. faction and Give "Service Second 1952 Buick Roadmaster, 4- Very clean! i claimed the Uvea of aeven fellow EVERGREENS workers, that the men did not Ix>w mileage, inunaculate con­ Door Sedan. Fully equipped. know the dangerous nature of the dition. ^ t t e r take a look at To None." * x Radio, heater, dynaflow. See I cargo they were handling. this one tonight!—$2195 19SI FORD m r o M TUDOR The Monday explosion ia be- this one—S1295 . ■ ' ■ V I lleved to have originated In.drums No. 44 Sandor New Paint. Good Tires. of sodium peroxide which came In These Men Are Factory Trained To FLOWERING SHRUBS Seat Covers. —— > contact with water. Rahnith furnltur*; prapor* wood ^ Find^The Cor For Your Needs At A 8 9 c Each far painting; lavai wdlboord or O m Y F 4 6 . 9 5 1950 FORD CONVERTISLE ptoatm woll joint*; "fa o tw - ^ H o L Crafhman. C o r p ^ New Paint. New Top. Po8t-War X TeieOa, OM*. fl*» M amt It n MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN This wUneee, McCarthy said, was O Taaaa 9te(* oMl Uc^aaet 8t omrl chairman of the International Per 100 1499 7ca*e^48*a^U ^ta6v*^T( ..4 t4ee48p Radio, heater. Workers Orde rln the Monmouth * * Oiara*. Ofitimol l aalpaml fcnrm. $995 area in 1061 and 1063. The IWO has been declared subvereive by the Attorney General's office. GRASS SEED, FERTILIZER 1KC FORD '/> TON .FIOK-UF A lthot^ the YYitness denied be­ S * Sander FoMtbar KN— in- ing a Communist party member, With itt aero-frame construction and aerodynamic styling, the Aero VTUlyg u m MW. $795 the Senator said, he admitted a cludas everything needed for party card "might have been slipped Into his pocket at a Com- makes coaveotiooal car«bi^iog habits obsolete. Vise sow it ts ysttrse^ to see power sanding, poBahing aad AU CARS USTD A lO V I CARRY muniat party meeting." drilling. High quality tool 304AY VNCONOtnONAL •UARANIH. McCarthy, who announced plana * to return to Washington, aaid the and drive thia eztraordiaary, tbit agile, tbit economical car before you decide. and accessories are ideal for subcommittee tentatively has acheduled open hearinga hero start­ WILL’S Honma, FaniM, Hobby Sbopa, 1952 FORD 6 A4AINLINE ing next Thursday. With iu codepit visibility all around and 61 ioefa seating, front and rear, e tc .. . . $49.9$. POUCE CARS—FORDORS. Driven by WHAT. NO BARTH4)UAKB7 M ai^est^s Finest. A Real Bov At Hartford, Conn, (JP) — Trinity yon’U agree there’s no car quite like the Aero Villys. Come in today. Each- College offlcleli said a new fresh­ man dormitory wasn't ready for the etart of the new school yaar because: iUlM d m |w i DEAL* The exeavdtion craw unexpected­ ly ran into a big boulder. m a aan^.lifi Heavy rains held up the work. DeCORMlER MOTOR SALES, Inc. Maaoa’s helpara weat on a fiva- . - . e m weGc strike. A li-car freight train earvying NOWUStMBRII^^ Phyi AusUiirs for tha donsttory was 22*24 MAPLE STREn — M iM ICIinTIR in n i s darallad. 2 M A N S N lN f ^ WlaOmr washers want an strlin. ' ■ r ■ ■- •<• ■ ■ V.' V ’ ■ ■ ■■■'• "'A.

f f . ' - . ; "•> ■■:* ■.. ■/' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. RRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1958

#OLKB RY'EONTAINB POX PUMNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB

Ba c k sooh a s I m m Answer to Previous Pussis Sense and Nonsense P K U V fK THIS PACKA«C H igh F ly tn T TO OLE MISSUS SIMS. •tudaat Bonara week a billboard caught my eys AOmOM tJot ■ Acrimony,' aomatimaa c a 11 a d In lettera two feet long. It said: 1 —— plan* ISinfle^atad Holy, is anothar nama for mar* "The Stare Can Never Lie! See can •XOL. XXI. No. 9 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER f snylBC toy riima. Yogi Kantbee-Rong. A t ISIS CoRipilsd by Stadenta of MaaehMtcr Hifk School Sliylng bird SGaolodleal Rhubarb Is calary gona blood­ MIm Helen Estes, Fac«Hy AdWist IS D o n ’t CI7 rldfat shot. Voodoo Place. The Houre—t til ISlU fien SPrtat The temperate jwne ie where no 8. Ten Dollara Cost (Free Park* 14 ——BtuUet • n ih ttr one drinke too much. Ing Space) The Stare Will Make • ’,1 15 Gr**k letter 1 Conaum* (Q> What thraa animals art You Free!” I drove me down to IS City in Ifew • Part e< Orsat peculiar to Ui# frigid sons? Voodoo Place, and Yogi Kantbee* Jeraey Britain (A ) Tha lion, giraffa and Roiig. And parked ma In his MHS Football, Cross Country and Soccer Teams Win Titles I I Make* t Actual SS Cloud 41 Studlad alaphant would ba peculiar to tha parking space and rang his sound* G e t t h is s u n t o c e t m e a unhappy 10 Great Laka 37 ChamJcal aalta intantly frigid sons. Ing gong. The Yogi sat upon a i 4 UICK ANP I _ A CPU FLA SHOTS SI Dlilreat signal goddass of lata SB Soviet ata 41 .Tumult ArwelL heed!" And then he gave a SS Agat IT Pur* Si Ooddeea of 44 Island (post.) startled groan—"Thy atare ace Indians Capture GCIL; u,i.sofH.s.r J Cross Country Runners S4 Dove’s home I t Accomplisbara the moon 46 Head (Pr.) Man (as tha lady of tha housa great Indeed! Go—order all that Soccer Team Victorious 3# FVminina SI Gratas S3 fk ll flower 47 High wind anawared hla ring)—Could you thou would'st buy, for there will undartanwentiS4 Hollow SS Scatter 41 IreUnd apare me a bits o' breakfast come to thee a legacy extremely ' (colL) 39 Baking 40 Is txcaasively 90 Woman's ma'am T high from far across the sea." ST Small (Scot) chamber Hall Suffers 21-0 Loss Capture East Invitation fond tiUo (ab.) Lady—Well, come in but don't Said I, “ It must be Uncle Pesse. gOOppoeed In CCIL Championship think 1 intend to make a practice He’s been away for years." The SSl^riMme pSrt r - r “ Yogi said, 'Ten dollara, please. 1 Woltarsdorf; "The Family Auto­ 1 * L 1 r 1. of It. Aren't you aehamed to beg? Alemany and Griswold mobile’* by Gall Provost end "An S4 Bxperlenced Tell me, why do you do it 7. Buy all—and have no fears!" I 39 Spaniah coin did. I' bought two brand new Old Soup-up Jelopy,” by Leenor* Defeated by Hall Squad* r~ H Man—Oh. It was becauaa of my Score in First Half; ii|; SSAbetraci being cars, a television set: And, Itank* Howarth, were a few of tha poems "L^Senalor Bush 37 Coven 1 l-r r doctor, (brightly) Ing on my lucky stars, a shining Johnson Goes 52 Yards written about automobiles. Sports Round-Up Indians Edge Meriden (S > < 3 Lady—Your doctor. How could Some of the poems written about //•* St Chinee* laundryet. I bought my wife" a For Third Touchdown 1-0 as Buckley Score* weight 1“ I"' that ba T sable coat, complete with cape children were "Cowboys and In­ i “"LlJfcS l Talks at MHS C«msi..HtA irgij5>,.asias Man—Well, you tee, rha'am, he 40HaU (preflx) and hood. I bought myself a dians." by Edward Pickman; "M y Miss Julia Case and Miss Mar­ ■tniknnrii told me 1 ehould take long walks Turning lii a great team per­ Kid BroOMr," by Judy Loefcirood ' Goal in Third Qnarter 41T1irougb . H racing boat ( my credit atlll w m tha Peterson recently attended the "It’s hit way of convincing the kids hs won’t hurt thoml" before meals, and today this was and "Junidr Jughead,” by Gall The undefeated liidian cross- U. S. Senator AddreSfiCfi O tSConstelletioa good). And then—this- week ' formance, Mancheater walloped annual CIAC Convention which P B"' IT Just as far as my old lags would Bronke, country runners sdded tha biggast i The Manchester High aoeeer a Kind of • I got a card. It was from Uncle Halt, 31*d, at Sterling Field, Weet notch of the season so far to their i Assetnbljr on “ Our was held at Smith (Allege. They team, defeated In Saturday's gama m carry ma. Pease. It said; "Dead broke In Other poama written were "The attended clinics on tennis, golf, bettary ft P li Hartford, on Saturday, O ct 31. Tomato's Distress," by Allct Usb; i "tomahawks" as they literally ran I against Hall, captured the CCIL -London, pard. Wire pasaage Ameri4»n Republic'* basketball, remedial gymnastiea, OUT OUR W AT BY J. R. W II.UAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE tSDog diaeeae The win, plxth in a row and Sfth "Griddls Cakes,’* by Dianne Au- away with the Second Annual: crown Tuesday afternoon by eofi- SI Pitch i Some of the beet acorei In golf money, pleese.”—Karl Flaater. Univarsity of ConnecUcut EasUm i folk and square dancing and rec­ CX7IL victory for tha Indians, gave dette; 'The Camp?” by John Dor­ quering Meriden High by the close 3S Meager are made with a pencil. — Dan High School Invitational Cross- Tb* formaUon and function of reation. ' Guest speaker at the nO JTl y o u L i v e A L L VYMEN YOU’RE YOONO > We AY*. rMGLAOfMON m mer; "Great ^Adventures," by I margin of I to 0. Tbe large P _____ B allowance ft Bennatt—In Satevapoat. MH8 the league Utle. country Championthipa held at the government of the United convention wss Miss Ruth Evens, TAILE VOURYOUKJG VOU’RE PERFECTLy . IS MISSINS „ , OUGHT a y e . , THE WM0N»THE Pleaaing OomMeation Patty Syphera and "Next in Line," ’ crowd at Mt. Nebo saw tha In­ F0»CTV-*TW01 IT .SO LIFE TO RETIRE ARJUSTEP TO toS E T UP CAPTAIN/ N Network We husbands are aware of this; A t the outset, Hall began to by Peggy Erickson. Storrs on Thuraday, Oct. 36. Coach SUtes was cxpMlned ia a speech head o f the woman's physical ed­ diana win the crown for tb* first -THIS / EVERV TiWeJS OTHER NIGHT HE ucation department at SpringiMId VEAES IS HARP, A N P A L L YOUR LOAFIN' BLTT A STAND WAS AN OPERA M High priaet This *■’ Tlwt T o . soothe a wife who’s miffed drive hard. WiUia and Roy of Hall The Anthology of poems la ’ Pete Wigren'e harriers pieced five given to the morning assembUea, time since 1987. A LCMCS R O SS. , O L P LIFE HAVE TO WORIC- ^METMINO < ' College. We Anchor (Bib.) Tve always had an occult strain, There's nothing like a tendw drove to the 41 after the kick-off. going to be cataloged in the form men In the flrat 10 among 70 var­ During tHe flret quarter the T I M E - I I L ’ YOU'RE ' IJREAPIW’ IT/ THEN YOU £?ET lAPPeMS TO fNGER^HOWlHE b r Monday, Nov. 2, by U. 8. Senator COULD f e l l U l b m ^ aainta I love fenteatte things; like voo< kiss - ' LAwler took to the air and Hall of a magalsae. The eover of this sity runners to capture the Utle MHS iMKrtera had trouble getting KIEVER. BE IM FIME I EVEN p e r f e c t l y APJUSTEP u n c le euLGv ^ P P HAS SMOG fc,WfcTWE|^E»SlSt> yards to the 31-yard line. A few "Molecules." Andy also numbers on tha faat-movlng varsity, was Wdj. Be sure, to look for the ii-i f r ie n d s a nesses, Is tha wife of the night 36th. ecutive. Judicial and leglalative, the Her other activities have includ­ plays latar, Ritchie pitched out to among ths staff of reporters who afterschool winter eporta schedule The MHS hooters in the final Alemany, who hit Harry Griswold janitor in the Faulkner Building Ths win was tbs eighth etraight Senator outlined the pmrtleuMr ed GirU Choir 1; bowling 1, 3; ten­ quarter controlled the ball on wham' the. murder or auicide of sach week help write this page, which will l)e in this column after A U .E Y OOP Easy There, Boy BY V. T. HAM UN with a paaa In the end tone. Mc­ for the Wigrenman who are now functions of each. nis, baMcetball and volley b ^ l 1; Meriden's half of the field. The Bjoni Fkulkiier is committed. She the "High School World." French Club 1, 3, 3; and Y-Teena our Thanksgiving vacation. Laughlin again eovared and tbe favored to take both the CCIL The most important limitation boys from the Silver City could G K in s M O s n ) ~ t P 00 BETTER 'N is a -middMraged woman, unedu­ Our Legionnaire has also been on government in the Senator's 1, 2. 8, 4. GInny Hanley, '65. y THW-.TTS score waa 14-0 at the half-time meet on Friday, Nov. S, and the not drive the ball past the defenae RNPHY SOME PUNK cated, and jiervoua in front of active in Hi-Y In high school, and opinion, is the ooavlctioa that a Nancy )ias foUowsd tha college * HOME THRT Intermiaslon. waa a member of Junior Hi-Y in State Meet on Nov. 9. set up by the IndtariA Menehee- ABOUT MY aOE MT crowds as Ml* shows in the court­ Manchester foiled up 39 points Divine Power had created rights course throughout her four yeatji ter took many shots during this HE8 JUST •MOCKIN' IM ON / Start Less Drive room. hie freshman and sophomore years. fiETTIN fKl in the meet to provide an over­ in msk which no government could at MHS. Her subjects this year in­ Members Chosen quarter taut most were dirsetly at I TWHEAC^ o^ ' Taking tte aecond half kick-off, Dr. KlrUasd. medical examiner, This year ha is in Senior Hl-Y. take away. clude modern problems, English the Indiana'began a long, auatalned whelming SO-noInt margin' over the goalie. mu la Edward' Stiles. He was callsd ^ evidence of Andy's outstand­ In our own times, Ren. Bush IV, chemistry, tjrplng and A Oap- Larry Duff, Gary BogU, Bill second place Bast Hartford, who drive. It waa belted on the Hall upon tq examlns the body of Bjorn ing leadership ability, he is . a went on, we have seen how sole pelta Choir. She UaU EngUah and For Round Table 3-yard line when WtlUe Intercepted scored 109. Fortin and George O ntlM all Were Faulkner. A s a wltaeat he tells raprcaentatlva on tha school lagla- power in, the Handa of a dictator chemistry aa her favoritCA a last-down paaa New London High, who won the the big guns In the M. H. 8. bne. what.ha'dUcovered on the pight of lature, U>e Student Ommcll, liaving meet jast year, finished far down breed* tyranny and erosion o f in­ Outside of achoot, Nancy ia most The Round TabM Singers of MaB Upaeto MBS In the fourth quarter, the In­ Janiiarv 13, served as an altemaU la bU fresh­ dividual liberty until free citiaens famous for her work in S ^ o r Girt dians couldn't get rolling, so they in th e. list of the 10 competing Manchester High School have been The bootera lost to Hall Mtoh at Jan Chandlsr, handwriting ox- man and aophomora years. becoiM aerfA Examples o f this Scout Troop 1, o f which she has punted. Rttchle'e punt went 40 RchoolA but managed to take the anBounecd: Thirty-four stiuMnts in Sterling Pleid.last SaturdayfiRer- part of ths New York Police Dept., Beaidas sU theaa activitica Andy yesterday un­ been aumember for,five yeara. Har noon bp the score M 3 to 0. yards to the HUI 14. Advancing to jayyee rage.. The Manchaeler will be Barbara PersoR«,Aa a arit- still finds time to round, out his der HRiH'.’ m d R u ^ a and Red Maderahip ability was displayed the yarioMs cboirA ranging from the 40, Hall was stopped when second-aquadert, who placed tklM. Mike Oronia, a aubatJtut* Haes- neae she tells how she vras called extracurricular anerprisee by being Chiaa o f today, under Oommonlst when she nerved aa co-preaident the freshmaa to the senior years maa lor Hall, gained credit for Mrl Cote broke through to nail the were led by Leo Dearosiera,. who with Pat Jones and when shs was 'S9- X/).! to examine a letter and determiae a member of the soccer squad. took e fifth PtacA dictatorships. meet at the Emanuel Lutheran handing Manchester its first loss ra* ea. " halt carrier, tew ler tried a pass, if It waq forfad by Karen Andre, Communism has spread alnre elected a representative to the re­ (?Hurch every Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Leederahlp Cited On. Tuesday, Nov. 3, Hartford by letting the bail hit o ff hia Chest straight up the middle. the girl accused of murder. Worid War n unUI it holds half gional convention at Swampscott. under the direction o f G. Albert .into tbe goal. He waa uzMWara of N*« One o f the greatest scholastic Public High also felt before the ’’As ^ wfomsn Iwwisf whs h it msds ttM most profrtss. Gena Johnson intercepted on hla H ie part of John Graham Whit­ the world's people in bondage. It MaSA For the past two yeara ahe Pearaon. hia feat until his- team mate* be­ ou-n 41. Picking up blockers. Gene honors bestowed upon Andy came Invincible Red and White hsrriera has assisted with the troop. ploMS seeopt this pin thst you knoefcsd down to n ^ t!" field, father-ln-lavr o f Faulkner, has created a political faith which . The members of the Round gan slapping him on the backl This barreled down to the 85, where he iaat year when, by a majority by a margin in a dual meat run has impelled some o f its followera She was oive o f the lucky girls CHRIS WELKIN. Planeieer will be portrayed by Russell Wlr- on the local 3.S-mile course. Pete TabM are Sberman Flvozinsky. was all done in the last 30 stcondS Wrong Tempo? ' BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM seemed to be trapped. Again he vote of both the junior class and to betray their oam countriee. who toured Europe during the Betsy Frelheit, Helen Goss, Lynne of play. tclla. A bank president Whitfield tha faculty, he was awarded not Cloee again waa the winner, just BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES W s ’ ll See ■hook off his would-be tacklers loaned Faulkner 35 million doUam Sen. Bush concluded, "W e need summer o f '53. She liked Switaer- Hallln. Walter Holland. Ckrol C. Manchester controlled the ball BY EDGAR MARTDf only the Harvard Book Prise, but •testing out teammate Rog T w k - And drove for pay dirt. It waa a to save hie son-in-law's bualnsss to recapture, in these times of land best, as a country. She felt Jolmson, John Leanditr, Joyce most of the tinM ia Hall'e part of NOT also ths Trinity Book Prise. Eaclt Ington in 13 minutes. 51.8 seconds. fine 53<;yard touchdown dash. and thus damaged his own for­ cold war more than ever, the faith her most worthwhile eimrience Leavestrom. Roger Lord, Allsn the field and took many shots. SEMOiNEJGtieSS ORittOD. L S _ iM COME AVM &l McLaughlin converted to make of these prises la given to the jun­ AI Frazier was. third for Hart­ TO? r UOOVC. tune by Faulkner's buelneea craab. of the fotuidera o f our Republic. occurred In France. In Brittany Martin. Gladys Mearnun, Mar­ Four of these shots bounced o ff the ... WONPEE IF I Fsn.Q m l v .rV s s m I the score 21 to 0 late in the fourth ior- who la most outstanding in ford. Bradley, Vinton and . Long We need to reaffirm In our daHy and Normandy she lived with NIVST OME. BOeWS OLD ? « 0 FR TWt He loves hie daughter Nancy and were fourth, fifth and sixth, re­ garet McKinney, and John Moore. goal post and the rest wars right SHOULD TRY period. taadershtp and scholarship. Uvea their conviction that moral several. natives and could speak at Bill LoisSllo,' the goalie.. TMR6 TO DO- KIVOWW would do anything ahe desired as spectively for Manchester to clinch Also James Nelson. Sandra New- waltz tim e ? Coech Briggs then sent in the Tha offics of Town Comptroller law must be the basis o f our gov­ only Ftanch. Naturally this trip BtTTUt TRY?, O S l fbM At he states on the witness stand. the victory. man. Jerry Paige, Marilyn Rogers Jim Kuhlman. checking Dick second string players. Hall drove was ably flllsd by Andy when he ernment. We need to rededicate was the biggest thrill of hsr life. Russell Stevenson. Mary Beth Ste­ Hungerford once again, bald him, to TH\M6 S03E Tha above mentlonad are only a Next meet for the Wigrenmen w v ts tv ? * . deep to the local 29. Mueller hit waa elected to that post bv his ourselves to the principles en­ H tr most embarrassing moment wart. Sandra Taggart. Albert Tv- but one shot at the goal, enabling few of the playare In the east is the CCIL meet to,, be run at Roy with a pass at the 4-yard line. elassmstea on the Rotary Club's shrined -in the Declaration of In- occurred tm tliis trip. She heeitat- ler. Joyce Wctherell. Nancy White- Gary BogU to rapture the honors Tickets are available from aay New Britain on Fh-lday, Nov. S. Big Tom Burbank craahed In on member of Sock and Baskin or Touth Government EMy last year. depcpdcace and the Constitution. ingly asked a woman a question In hill. Richard Winsler, Robert in .the total scoring In CCIL com­ the next play to smear the car­ Mias Marv McAdams, in ISF, for It is only then that we wlU know French and waa mortified when Wlnzler. Leonard Zwick, John An­ petition with eight goals to Hun- rier and force him to fumble. Tom­ Nutmeg Boys' State must also this thrlllinr Courtroom scans on be included In Andy's record. the true nature qf our American the woman replied in English. derson, Robert Butler, ' Nancy gerford's seven. my rcooveced and the Indiana ran Nov. 30 or 31. Officers Elected Republic and what it means to u a ” In her spare time, Nancy likes Grlmason, Larry Johneon. Ann Hall's only threat in tbe game out the clock on the ground. Andy's classmates elected him to Zeks Parson, 'Si. attend the annual atate-wlde con­ Before introducing Sen. Bua'it, to read, take photOA write essays Rev. Gerald Vlchl, Ormand Weet, came in the last few minutes of Next week the locals play East Principal Bailey congratulated the and listen to music. On the clas- and Neil London. play and they made It count, with Haven at Mt. rJeho. The following ference In hie aophomore year. For Stamp O u b After this long account of our victorious football team and cross­ ■Ical side she likes CSiopIn's "Polo­ Barbara Hewitt, 'S3.' the loan goal. week they engage Weaver High of country team and wished good naise in A Flat." "M y Love,” and With this defeat, Mancjieetar Hartford in a big "away" contest. Leglofinalre-of-the-week'a school record, we shall proceed to enum­ ElecUng officers for the coming luck to the soccer team. the Instrumental,version of "Ebb­ had to win against Meriden for, if Bill Bayer, '54 tied, they would have been dead­ X-Change erate hla outside interests. Well year waa the purpose of a recent Bette AimetU, ‘54 tide'' rate high on her list of pop­ meeting o f the MHS stamp col­ ular discs. Talk About Rugs locked in a tic with Hall. PRISCILLA’S POP Good IntentioM B Y a L V E R B IE E R a i l l i i known around MHS as the fore­ Exams are just around the cor­ lectors. The ctuH members re­ Her pet peeve is insincere peopM. The Indians will start la the AHCKEY FINN R elap se! most authority on everything from HAZEL WILL ner end ntoet of ue wilt need to elected Arthur Shorts, president; Upon graduatioo, Nancy bopcs Given to Seniors state finals nMt week. Th e date, LANK LEONARD Home Ec Classes cement mixers to bull-dosers, he 14 MHS Musicians place, and opponents wilt be an­ do a littls praying. Bill Salmond, vice president; Ann to attend college and prepare for spends most of hts outside time nounced on n'later data. Now some hints on how to take working for (who else?) the An- Roy. secretary; Henry Turek, a career aa a social worker. *T Have Brief Course treasurer, and Barbara Blancllard. In State Concert feel that bv making other people Axminster? Wilton? Chenille? Bob Buckley notes--or is it? * saldi Construction CO. One of Wluit la the difference between an Tesebsr says: the rugged outdoor type, he rates publicity chairman. happy 1 will be happy myself," aha After the election of officers it ■aid. Axminster and a Wilton 7 What ia The Home Economics I clasats "When Lafayatte flrat cam* to hunting and hunting trips high on .The All-State concert, composed Chenille and how is it used ? this country, hs discovtrsd that hla list of favorite pastlmea al- was decided that at each, future With that warm winning smile taught by Mra. Louis Green Have of around 50 high schools from aU of hers, great friendUneaa aad These and mauy other questions Tie and Victory been very busy to date learning America and Amtricana needed hie inoat aa high as that e f admiring meeting stamps from a specific country w ill be brought in and dis­ over the State of Connecticut, waa delightful personality Nancy can’t on rugs and rug buying were an­ the fundamentala of cooking and help if their eauee waa to sur­ girls. He also likes popular held at the Bushnell Memortal in swered for Home .Management IV • sewing. ■ vive." music. cussed. The next meeting will be help but eucoeed in her chosen For JV Soccer held on Nov. 9, at which time Hartford, Conn., on Oct. 29. The field. claaeea on Wedneaday. by Mr. Per­ In rooking, the girls havt had' You write down; kins o f Keith's Furniture Store. Andy has foUowsd the college members are asked to bring in All-State la sponsored by the Con­ Nancy Is the daughter of Mr. a brief basic course in general au- "Lsfayette discovered Ameri­ course for aU four yaars at 'MHS, necticut Music Educators Aasocia- Girl* were told what the term The Mancheater J. V. aocemr trition which will help them to un­ ca.” • stamps from tha United Stetee. aad M rs John Weir, Jr., •• Pine and this year he is taking Eng- tlon. S t "Broedloom" means: «-hat arc the squad was held to a tM by EUa- derstand the Importance of good Also at this meeting plans will Uah TV. trigonometry and solid Members o f the All-State re­ Marilyn Rogers, *54. most common sizca o f rugs the worlh High, at Mt. Nebo last Fri­ food. Hot, delicious muffins were Teacher says; be discussed for a trip to New consumer buys; the difference In day. Ellsworth, who makes a geometry, mechanical drawing and York which the club h o^a to taka hearsed S to 10 houre Wednesday prepared last week, which Is just "It la poaaibla that wa db not physicA After graduation ha and Thuraday, in preparation for wearing and cost of the different pastime of tying Manchester one of the breakfast foods thay completely understand the Rue- later in the month, to attend a and to give the students practice kinds of rugs; the cere which teams, drew first blood, artth a hopes to study engtneerbir at stamp exhibiL the concert In the Haiiford Puhlic will Isam'to cook. Nutritious foods aian viewpoint." alther Worcester Tech or Rena- High School and Hartford Trade in taking notes. should be given rugs to insure score in the first period FIdm form, the basis for their breakfast "Mr. Blank is a Communist." New members o f the Stamp School. ' ‘ Reports were given on EUsa)>eth loitaer wear. then op it was a nip and tuck bat­ Bslaer Polirtachnie School. Club who were present at this sec­ Which they will soon prepare. The Y h e orchestra, composed of ap­ herself, Mary Queen of Scotland; To bring out many o f Us points, tle, with neither team giving on CAPTAIN EASY I,iOoking A t Death girls will plan, prepiue and Andy la tha son of Mr. and Mra. ond meeting included Richaiid Rud- and different playa and novsM in BY LESUB TURNER . Teacher eays: Andrew Ansaldt, Sr.. 133 West proximately 150 memberA was di- Mr. Perkins had samples of the inch. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Nice Thoaght Koperly serve a breakfast. "Pages 7 through IS are not del<, Nancy Breen, Jo-Ann Bruce, which these women were charac­ different kinds and ty ^ s of rugs. •T MERRILL C. BLOSSKK Center SL and Blva Oaols. racted by Dr. Harry A. King., who The big guns for Manchester, TMET COULD HOIST , TO GUT TVe SUP9VGG OORLEl WAD BRMOAIfi Cereful choosing o f cloth and required but will prove of inesti­ ters. Others spoke on the life of The talk, waa - educattonal and who lisd puUed the team through Roger Turklngton, *54. Judy Mosaer, 'SS also directs the Fredonla College IT WITH THKT dUDlE. ^ -EMI TtC THREE MEN flHO VMMMED MERE HO I'M FU LU r 1 »■( pattern were -two o f the'm any mable worth to the student in ■ympbimy concerts where he ia a William Shakespeare, various should ha of value tb the girls many a tight situation, were si­ LASH IT TO THE DECK, | OOlIgT CREWMEN. SMiniG ON TIE MUNP MR G O «rii_ur J ij^ pgacTlCALLY CAFMBLE PmMWSt things discussed In sewing claas. preparation for tha tarm axama." faculty member. plays of Shakespeare, and differ­ when they themselves are the con­ lenced until the fourth quarter MID TAKE IT HOME HM. BUT THEY RAN WCM TTEV SAMOSTOQ OFTAKIN6 PBAR. ITie girls have started their pro­ You write down; ent naval captaina who had saved sumer buyers. The classes were TO SrUDVl AND THE/ CAiee OP The chorus of 350 voices was di­ when Rodney Watson took a pass AND— b u t jects aad are now learning to cor­ "Omit pagea 7 through IS." rected by Warner Lawson. Mr. England before and during the grateful to Keith’s for their co­ from center and booted a perfaet MYSELF* w e Sparilsh ArmqdA NOONE' rectly aew them together. Pa­ Enough Bald on that subjecL RI v b I s in Annual S & B Play Lawson waa bom In Hartford, and operation in making rug buying shot ^ t the Ellsworth g o ^ e . tOVE Judy Moaaer, *53 more meaningful to them. MEEDS 'R> TtXlf jamas, ahirts, slacks and blouses attended Hartford Public High Tha game ended a few minutaa WDBTir' ■re only a few of the ptojecsL Our Torrington friends seem to School. His father, is ths n ot^ later and orince there ia no over­ ABOUT ME TTiey Will sooa have their projects have originated some of their own Augustus Lawson, great Negro time in J. V. sportA the final ecere I'M-- finiakad. deflnttlons. pianist In Hartford. Warner Lew- was 1-1. This was tbe only gave ■Manor Panclera, '53 For example; eon. la tlM dean of the School of Senator Bush Discusses in which the Manchester eoccer 1. Trigonometry ia when a Music at Howard University. yearlings were held to one goal, The band, composed of around lady marries three men at the ,'■1 and the only game vrtiich mars aa I Poetry-Written same time. 120 pieces, was directed by Dr. Political Views in Interview otherwise perfect record. ' 3. Deflne: H30 and C03. H i WUliam D. Reaelll, director of the The following day, the Meala H30 la hot water and GOS Is University at Michigan band. avenged the tM at tha hatda e f In Frosh ClaeBes cold water. ■ i The participants In tha All-State Fiscal Mgislatton concerning the ' The Senator stated that public Elisworth. by defeetiiQ; PhTtland 3. Juilua Caaanr was murdered concert from Manchester High well being of the nation aad the opinion In Oinnectlcut ia very High, at PorUand, by 3 soer* at were Mona Modsan, GaU Frankcn- atate iS the partlcuUr intercet at , The art of writing and Uluatrat- on the Ides e f March. As he was *4 strong. The most popular request 3-2. ? I C P L I N T burger, LouM Gagnon, and Ray­ Prescott Bush, U. 8. Senator from T h e Plant BY MICHAEL OHALLEY ■ol I " f f poetry has been displayed very dsring he looked up and asid, is in regard to individual Immi­ Dick McNamara took over the n iE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Like Intcreata "You two Brutei!" mond Fcnn from the band. The Connecticut. • grant cases. scoring leadership at the taom oa I y r eaefuHy by some o f the stu- meml>ers for the chorus were Mari­ BY WILSON SCRUGGQ^ 4. Correct; "Tha bull and the Senator Bush w as' the guest 'When questioned as to what he turned in a etelUr perfermanea, WHSCrCANZ « ; i a W ID B O T H K X X L I dents In M lu Anna MoGutre'a to lyn Rogers, Sandra ' Taggart, A s JAN TtWOTK UOMTO H* CieFREr.. ...MB SUFIS AW ACD BOT- cow le .in tha Reid.” '..••• 'i • - speaker at the assembly program aroused his interest In poUticf. ■coring all thrae Manebeatev tal- BUTZFIPDNTeBTA NWT TP ag-00 Mf IMNO \ FMOMFSIOOULO MBF I fraahmen English 1 classes. . s Helsn Goin, Carol Potter. Alayne held Monday, Nov. 2. jU B M MUST HM M jp4r TUMSlDrrHRlNTD L.ruaiowvou'^ 1 The activity of writing poetry Correction: "The eew end the Sen. Bush replied, " I knew UcA On the first goal, ha ittobiad uoH rTH B 'anM ’ SHILTON w e n s POCKBt ROOMTOOl .1 OONrCMIt IXXI RJM F,,..flll SORr Murhy, Ormand West, Walter Hol­ a lw tn JWWpNBACKTOlweMHBt^ s a iw M « g f « i bull U In the Held.” .''ef In a personal interidew. Sea. I'd enter this particular field. My paat ona PortUnd defeadar and AMMDCFM NOVBL* m u . I has engagad the students of Miss land. and Larry Johnson from the CANDRA. FOR-M MDMBfr OOtOR/OF * HOWf Wrn MV... IMcGulre’a claaeea who were ex- Reason: Ladies come first f 1 Bush revealed that he has been father always felt that 'lie obliga­ bootad a one-pointer: tha aeeaaM fiBTNOPLMCB.RAM •RonmiOFMNi A Otppella CholrA The members working oa a new highway Uw for ouTOFimircHBd. lug tscAPse Icuaed from grammar drill. 5. Robinson Caruso waa a tions of citlzensHip were important goal came .on a penaUy hkfc asM great singer who lived an an from tha orchestra ware Dick Frei- Cbnnecticut which wmtkl subetan- in Ufa." the third ^ .^ Barbnm Hewitt ’5S w a yA TaM University in Naw Hainan, I “Baer-" to 'Um Apple Tree," by Ouees It's time to rieaa aad un­ wbara be ma je i ^ in economies. secood^fiad til we're back In tkia seme eld ---^------PYT-l------J-— .------He was assigned to the Senate aad luptto the |Bylvto,EM9>sr, “BlUy BeetM," by TepU e f Lee tares m |CaroleiA Bkapard; "PetM." ' by spet—keep smilin'! Cbmarttteee oa Banking and Cur­ Sen. Buah finds taMvisfani a defandtn fitBo aid in rearhtng tb* paopM e f «rely», „Yavteakyf " A 'Typical * u t B Q s s m r rency and on PubUc Wortn, batk gnat tsBipta to.fitfin Peggy WelteMdorf, 'M. ElUahethen IMgiend has been 3ouae, Corky,” ^ Anne Slmpaon, pMaalag to a atataamaa interested Uta Mata. His own peoiTanv **" f*tjrt ■/ Lois Cooper portrays the femaM Mad In the foetkeemteg pro- the U^ptc of lectures jiiven by stu- ta flnaaec. tttMg Report to tha Pooplq, l i uid " it y Puff** by UAda Belding. It i* eetimetsd Umt the tlnMad ductloB of "The Night of Jan. IS " as the accused K a tw A ^ e luid *^era,#-faw the animal poems dchu of OolMg* Ptope ratory Eng­ FoUswiag party atandaida. Ban. rtewed e ver Channel 3 on tbe firiit ^ Stntaa dog pnpmsBdh ‘grew frem ■ i t o A t a i ^ -M cfiM aa her rival, Nancy Lae FaUcaorK^.^'nekeU for lish IV dsBsas durtng the past sMut 39 miiueii to m>ah hopes to ss* the attalnaaent lYMajr o f each month. \ tks parfonaskes, which wUI be presented Nov. 30 a ^ .3 1 . ■ » » be week, t t m t Metures were gtren riBM b betsAMslf^ •t raftoesd taxes. ^ ‘rtlawiert Pat ”Bsrr^ ^ .BuitF.’’ bplomn ■ Foft or any ■wmberifi the club. both fo r t h ^ tofennstMh vahi* ef wwta. , \ ■

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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1968 MANCHESliat EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1968 PAGESEVtUWl : ' ".'.SI m e dians in Home Finale Against West Haven 11 Herald Angle Reese Not Interested in Managing D odg^ • f _ __ _ % EARL W. YOST Vacancy Sign Squeeze Play j HQlc-in»Onc Membeiy at Country Club Blue Jackets Stand in Way Several Major Teams Giel,Lattner Seventh Straight TRUE BFOBTBMAN 4 Immndlataly notified Coiutry aub Hung on Door,| Leadi^ Backs Moot heariwarming award pro-' ottlctala that ha had played pre­ Face Severe Tests sent4Ml at tha annual m p h y N u M ferred lias and raturnad tha tro- O f Merchants^ Title Bid of tha Manchaatar Country Clubi 1 Job Wide Open MinnesoU One - Man Goal of Home Club list Wednaaday night waa thaj P ro Alax Hacknay, Handley and ...... * ■ " ■ ...... — — — New York, Nov. • OP)— ^Baylor,'>tbody ever has figured a sure-fire Sportantanahip Award to Ray! Tommy Coagrova all agread that •Brooklyn, Kov. • UP)— The Two weeks ago ths Mlddlstoun Gang; Irish Standout Warrtn. Preaantation waa mada by i had not W arrtn b a n honeat, no Brooklyn D ^ e fs hung a "vacan- nUnoU and Stanford, aurprlae lead* way to- dope the Southwest Con­ Scholastic football will draw to Blue Jacksta, boasting a star- ference race. But a team on top at I a close at Mt. Nebo Field tomor- Pro Alex Hackney anO In a fitting on# would havt avar known about sign on tha manager's door at era of three of the major confer­ Has Plenty of Help this stage rarely survives. Even if Senior Back I . row afternoon. Mancheater tribute to Ray, the aaaemblanca i tha honaat mlataka which was Kbbets field today and ctalmad Two 12 Team Leagues a' Ided squad, waa achsdulad to ence*, face their moat severe testa stood and applauded the president committad. they have no one under eerioua appear a;^ Mt. Nebo against tha Baylor gets , past the Longhorns It By GAYUE TALBOT will be host to Woat Haven High of the coUefe football season to­ still must facb Southern Methodist at 2 o'clock in the firat of a two of the Eighth Utilities District. Following prsaentatlon of tha conaideratlon for the job. Merchanis. Hia rains finally camn N ew York, Nov. 6 (S’) — W hst Tournament Committee Chair­ Sportamanahlp Award, Warren Pee Wee Reeee, ue Dodgera’ morrow as they drive toward bowl and Rice. SMU tangles with Texas game home-and-home series book­ and the contaat waa peatponod. A AM tomorrow while Rice bump* the country's football fans would ed for two years in a row. Tha man Joa Handley said that hia had a ftw words. ctar shortatop and captain who fig­ Proposal to Be Aired bid*. into a one-man tornado named La­ schools havo navar met on the group had no tronbit naming War-, "Tha night I took the trophy ured as the No, l candidate, mad* Sunday (sfUrnoon tha Jackats will -----Unbeaten Bajdor. ranked third llks to SM on thsir homa screens mar McHan from Arkansas. gridiron before. ren fo r tha awards |home 1 waa tha Iu4>pi*at man in up hla mind last night he wasn't be back, weather permitting, and in the nation in the most recent tomorrow more than anything eise N tw York, N ot. S (P) — The Coach W alker B riggs sent hla Here's why: { town. My children wars proud of bitersstsd. will be seeking to perform * feat Associated Press poll, visits the A free-wheeling ground attack would be a composite of. the Notre rising clamor to bring major Indians ti.rough a-light drill at Mt. Last summer during a dry spell, i me and they went out and brought "Mayba I have mads a mistake no other Connecticut team has University of Texas needing an­ powered by J, C. Caroline and Nights Set Aside Dame-Penn and MInnesota-Indlans Nebo' this afternoon, working on Ray arrived back in town aftar In all tha nalghborhood children to —I wlU know that in a couple of taagua baseball to tha west coast been able to execute thta season— other victory to maintain its hold games. Mickey Bates makes Illinois a one dr two new plays to spring on spending hla annual vacation. Inapoct the trophy. yeara," tha popular Paa Waa said haa reachad a fever pitch aad the For Young Girls pin a loss on tha locals. K lckcff on the Southwest Conference. Specifically, they would like to "Fellows, this trophy I hava will ba at 2. favorite over Michigan. An Illini the down-atarters. Looking for While vacationing he had playad at hla home In LouiavlU* as ha de­ club owners were wondering today Illinois, the only undefeated Big get a first-hand comparison of the tiera (tha Sportamanahlp Trophy) TnesSay nlgM s at the Bast * a * triumph would bring a Rose Bowl their seventh win in a row, the In­ several rounds of golf at another clared himaelf out. Ten club, entertains the very cap­ two most talked-about backfteld will find a resting placa on my • • • juat how they would appro4tch the BISe R o e . en M io o l St. have M ANCHESTER, should U gat invitation much closer. If Illinois diana will stack up against the sec­ course. Du* to the fact tha coursa heea set aside for young girls. able Michigan eleven. stars in the.land — Paul Giel of mantle. My children can bring in “1 THOTR I HAVE done the problem at th* minor league meet­ past the Jackats, will claim tho • • • get* beat the Michigan State-Ohlo ond best team in the New. JHavan waa. dry..and .burned, all golfer* East Side DIreetor’ Tommy Bla- Minnesota and JohQny Lattner of area that will be bigger man for tha nalghborhood and I wUl ha jiist right thing. Anyway, that’a the ing at the end of the month and 1988 state aeml-pro chiunpionsMp. STANFOBD. SENSATION of winner could catch up. played using preferred lie*. son rsparta Junior roetnbera the Irish — because by season’s man. Ray entered the Harwood Tro­ aa proud.” way It ta, aad I’ll never be sorry, the m ajor league scaaieBa in De­ Rival state elevens hava fallen hy the west with five straight tri­ The Penn team of 1953 prob­ end there Is going to be one whale • • • cember. of the Reerantion Department the wayside In their bids to upend ably will have to suffer tomorrow phy Tournament. Playing in a ONE-TWO PUNCH no matter how things might turn umphs in Pacific Coast Conference o f an argument aa to which o f the out." . Until International Laagua Pres­ will net be nlleired to noe fa- the high-powered Merchants, but for the tie the Quakers of 1953 SEVERAL SENIORS will he fouraome, R ay acored a 77, tha bast Ona-two punch with Manchester play. Invades Los Angeles as a six AU-Americas is the greater. Ever since jhey failed to com* ident Frank Shaughnsaay prasent- elllttee at the building on Tues­ to no avail. Tha only blotch on tho pinned on Notre Dame in last sea­ playing their final ganfe at homa score he ever posted. The score High's undafeated cross country point underdog against Southern Isittaei'a team has the more taam thla aeaaon haa been Pet* to terms with (Parley Drteaen in *d hta plan for two 13 team day nlgfeta, local record ta a 7 to 0 loss tq tho California. son's opener. The Irish rate as 19 tomorrow. They include Co-Cap­ prov^ to be the beet tor the event gtemoroae record, and th« 29-ycar- and he waa awarded a larga and Closa and Rogar Turklngton.' mid-October, the Dodgers have let leagues, the moguta were In n dith­ W edneeday nighta during the Agawam, Mass., Browniea. The da- The mini rank fourth in the point favorites this time. tain* Dick PIsgge and Red Ritchie, teat waa avenged last Sunday. old eenlor from Chicago baa played handsome trophy, known aa the Tha Indiana hava takan part In it be known—without saying any­ er. They wanted to expand, but fall and winter eeneon will be country and Stanford 11th. Indiana faces the unpleasant backs Bernie Alemany, Bill Moller, Coach Frank Toro waa partleu- a M g part In winning the No. 1 nn- Harwood Trophy. aavan meats. Close and Turklng­ thing officially—that Raese would they didn't know juat bow to do renerved for girls at the Com­ Top-ranking N otre Dame con' task of trying to alow down Min­ Uaaal making for the Irieb, bat It Skip Oohnell, Morgan Porter and Mrly pleased with the offanalv* Ron Albert and linesmen Bob Sevsral days after the event, ton finished one-two in five of th* hav* a chance to aay "yaa" or "no” munity Y on No. Main St, Y tinuea its barnstorming campaign nesota's Paul Giel while Iowa plays would be difficult to convince any­ * a a backfield play of Joe Bettencourt. Brown, Art Karszes, Mel Cote, Bob Ray diacovered that in tha trophy seven events. Each finishad first befora they went shopping etae- DIraetor Bln Stenrao rep(wia. for its first national championship Purdue and Wisconsin meets Four members of the Manchester Country Club scored hble-ln-onea during the 1953 season. The one who watched Giel propel the Pretest Jaboe, Irv Pandara and Provost, Jack Robinson, Bill Gass, competition, he, and hla partners, In four meets, including a Ua bs- whar*. SHAG’S PLAN calls for two PnciHtleo win be nvntUMe only since 1949 against over-matched Northwestern in other Big Ten quartet is shown above, left to right, Del St. John, Ken Gordon. Frank Oleksak and Jim Kirkpatrick. Qophera to their dedalve victory Gene Ckmroy last Sunday. Tha lat­ Danny DeMartin and Harry Oria- should not have played preferred twsan tha two In tha aecond meet Last week Bussy Bavssi, vice- leagues of 12 tssms each—which, to girls on thta night through­ Penn at Philadelphia's Franklin games. Bach "acer” received an award at the annual Trophy Night Wednesday evening. over Plttsbargh last week .that ter may replace Rico Potrillo in the wold. lice. The course, at tha time, was o f the season, president of the club, nMt erlth naturally, would take jn at least a out the eeaeea. Field. Lattacr Is his aapertor In any res' starting lineup..« In the Big Seven, Kansas West Haven is reportedly strong burned due to the lark o f rain and Cloia has won th* Isat two Rees* for aa hour In (Columbus, couple of west coast cities — to Maryland (No. 2), Georgia Tech pect. Toro, too. WM impreaatva last State's surprising Wildcats, smart­ through the middle o f the line and the ban on tha us* of water for the meats while Turkln|t«n gained the Ohio, and discussed th* altuation. bs divided into eastern and west­ (N a fi) and West Virginia (No. 7) The Panthere, themselves, who Sunday. The big fellow played hta ing from last week's licking 1^ alow afoot. The Manchester backs, greens. All members of the four­ blue ribbon In th* first three. Reese said he wasn't offtrsd the ern eecUoas. Th* first four finish­ should have been even less diffi­ Despite Passing of Platoon System^ can speak with some authority best all around game. Frank's Olklahoma, hope to gain revenge possessing a world o f speed, may some played preferred lies and Summary for seven meets: job but he knew Bavael waa trying ers in each ecctlon arould play o ff culty than the Mighty Irish. The after having faced both men — paaa-catching and punting wan ex­ against the University of Kansas Tfrrsld Photo. get plenty of opportunity to carry were all Innocent of the fact that Clos* — Four firsts (Including *r to find out how ha felt about It. to meet In the World Series. unbMten Tdirapins from Mary­ they loat to Notre Dame 23-14, to Young Boxes ceptional. In Toro and PauUa Man- and Iowa State meets Nebraska. Ron AlbeH the ball on end aweepa and cut- it waa in violation to the rules of tla), threa sacond*. "It waa my impression he was Thta, o f eourae, ta what most o f land visit George JVaflhlngton. gifico. the Merchants boast a pret­ In the East, Penn State and It Still Takes Plenty of Equipment Minnesota 35-14 — voted almost barka between the enda and Turklngton — Four firat* (in­ not Interested in being a player- the minor* hav* been doing since Georgia Tech rules a heavy favor­ the tourney. ty fair set of paaa receivers. Al­ F o r d h a m, two pass-conscious \inanimously for Giel following his Senior Ron Albert, a reserve tackles. Ritchie and Alemany may Upon discovery of th* actual cluding a tie), on* second place, manager," Bavaai said last night, 1933 when Shaughneeay Introduced ite over Clemson and W est Virginia OUie Cline gained IS yarda for Detroit taking pass from Bobby Sam Giuliani though used only li- who ta just itching to got n chance State is favored. Princeton takes, fo o t^ l combatant in the game. .with Manchester High at Mt. Alemany and M oller are the Resaa said Bussy got the right team ran away with the pennant, N ew York, Nov. S OP)— Paddy Michigan SUte (No. S), Okla­ they did not agree that he struck scum. The home team took the lead in the -western dlvtaion o f the to play on offense. on Harvard in one of the nation's Ydu realise, now, why some ath­ Nebo tomorrow afternoon. A leading ground gainers for the In­ idea. because in th* playoffs aay of the Young gets a screen teat for a pro­ homa (No. 8) and Duke (No. 10) with more power than Lattner. National Leagua by winning, 37-34. (NEA). Middletown ta due to bring ita oldest rivalries. Army plays host letes go in for swimming instead of well-built 5-9, 170-pounder, Albert dians. Moller haa 293 yards to hla " I atUl think 1 can play a couple first four cluba could aria. posed Dec. 9 Cleveland bout with have games that fall in the in- Numbers of leading football Five Teams Apply for Y all-New York backfield to Mt. to North Carolina State. the grid. haa been used aparingly on de­ credit while Ale has 2M. o f more years," Rees* said. "It would give the majors a sen­ Gil Turner tonight at St. Nicholas between category. They should win authorities, including rival coaches, Nebo. Bobby Macken, former OTHER GAMES around the It takes a strong body to tote all fense. Last week he saw action In the passing departiAent, sible program for expai^n." said Arena when he meets Sammy but they'll have to hustle, particu­ are classing Giel with the best TTm deal apparantly would have Fordham and North Carolina country include Marquette-Detrolt, that football equipment on and off offenalvely in the final period of Ritchie has thrown 28. completed Shaughnessy, who waa in town for Giuliani o f Stamford. Conn. larly Michigan State which pays a they ever saw after his sensationsl Senior Basketball League ■paclflad that Reeae both play and passer, will be at quarterback with Columbia-Dartmouth, Boston Col­ the field. A typical outfit, for. ex­ the Hall game and picked up Some 13 and had 3 intercepted for a total manage since Bavaai said Raese s baseball Rules Committee meet- Since losing to Bobo Olson, June visit to Ohio State. Oklahoma performances against Michigan Jerry DiMenna and Murry Oott- lege-Wake Forest, Boston Univer­ ample. consists of a helmet, shoul­ good yardage carrying the bail. of 260 yards while Ale haa com­ ing, '' inatead o f ths present uncer- 19, in an American middleweight faces its last major test in the Big and Pittsburgh on successive Sat­ always haa been counted upon to fried at the ltelfb4tek spots, and sity-Holy Crass, Comell-Syracuse, der pads, je n e y , hip pads, pants, pleted 6 of 15 aeriala for 176 Piva teams hav* applied for taiK panicky crabbing of minor title bout, Paddy haa been on a Seven Conference against Missouri urdays. We hevef not seen quite ...1 ba th* club's regular abortatop Tommy O’Neil at fullback. Temple-Yale, Louisiana State-Ten- stockings, shoes, knee pads and yards. mission to tha Y Senior Basketball L r^ B G W L IN G league territory. A t the same Urn* four-and-a-half month "vacation." and Duke takes on the N avy at such extravagant praise of Lattner, Mikan Sets Pace next aeaaon. nessee, Kentucky-Vanderbilt, Flor- thigh pads. • • • I.«ague. Repreaented at Wednes-1 • • • It would etabiUss the minor Now be atarta on the road back, FROM ADVANCED report*, the Baltimore. ida-Georgla, Mississippi State- Stars 'With minor injuries get but there could tw a good reason Injuries Hit leagues." UCLA, ranked ninth, will rest for that. T H E LO C AL D E FE N SE w ill be day night'a meeting at th* Y were j BAVABI DECLARED that it hoping he can escape the fate that Jackets boast a hqavy Una. Last Tulane, Mississippi-North Texas extra-special attention, such as In Lakers^ Win ■Enatu LKSorR ' Humphrey 104 124 Walter O'Malley, president of w|Uted George Araujo last Fri and hope that Southern Cal can The Irish Whippet has three oth­ ready for the traps and erota Pioneer Parachute, Miller’s Res­ would ba Incorrect to say the club star* tombardo ..*2 *7 1 » Sunday . tha Mlddlatownora State, North Carolina-South Caro­ Houston's fullback, Paul Carr, the Brooklyn Dodgers already hsa day. Promoter Larry Atkina of stop Stanford. er "name" backs In there with him bucks W est Haven uses in a apllt- taurant, North End Package. State had any hot proapecte for th* job HobbA ...... US 71 U M3 Cowle, .... 108 10* 08 308 dropped a 7 to 0 decision to the lina. Pitt-Vlrginia, Califomla- whose sore legs require 40 yard* of College Teams Tarkltiftan ...... 102 M M 233 Bsckui ... , — *1 U 174 seen the Shaughnesey plan aad he Cleveland wants to match Young Hartford Spartans. Th# Merchants • • • — Ralph Gugiielmi. Nell Worden T formation. A defense has also Service and Silk City. Tom Conran By THE ASSOCIATED PEESS at tha moment "despite what you StOWA .... Washington. Colorado-Utah, Texas ankle wrap each game...... 72 102 7i at Dummy . » — M likes it, but cautlona that ‘1t isn’t with Turner and Rocky Caatellanl edged the Spartans by a Uke mar­ THE EXPERTS FIGURE the • • • and Joe Heap — and there are sev­ been prepared for the passing of will direct the loop. Tha Minneapolis Lakers are may read or hear. Of courae you tsFbrze ...... 121 n 111 331 Dummy .., . M — U Christian-Washington State. Hous- something that ta going to be done writh Ernie Durando on hta (Hirtat- gin. Baylor-Texas meeting provides the eral others nearly aa good Just Boston, Nov. 6 (^)—Miafortune quarterback George Hartmann, Personnel of all teams must be ■bowing the rest of the teams in probably won't believe that.” Cutter ...... 132 H 333 ton-Tulsa, Idaho-Oregon and VMI- THE FOOTBALL TRAINER blasted like a ahotgun'-atong^the tow Man , ...... 7* M M 233 YotaU 824 870 423 1722 in a oou^e of weeks or maybe a maa Fund Show. most likely spot fo r an upset. No- W illiam and Mary. behind them. N otre Dame's offense who sends them down the middle made up of restdenta of th* Town th* National Basketball Associa­ He added that It would be some stocks up in liniments, cotton, gal­ New England intercollegiate sec­ couple of years, but eventually le so highly geared it can go with­ most of the time. He hss com­ of Manchester. In addition, ' alt tion that first impreaaions can be time before a manafer would be jToUU ...... 597 842 847 1438 Ym ug ta n 4 to 1 fnverito in the and by Eugene Hairston. Ranked lons of liquid tapie remover, vita­ tor yesterday aa the various pleted several for touchdowns, qeada (31 Jlsacy Order (II something will have to be done and out Lattner, as It has proved on players muat be members of the mighty deceiving. hired, definitely not within the RedonI* 100 27 to » 7 IS-rauad match, acheduM for 1# No. 6 in the division last month, min pills and eye black for sunny eoachea conducted their last hard SlrajMon .... .33 122 2U3 ...... to me the Shaughnessy plan looks occasion both last season and A n gie D’Attom a is the big man Recreation Dapartment. Th* Lakers, who have won tbs next two weeks. \ IHcOMlcri ...... 123 39 lot .113 (ItsnneUe ...... 18 21 u 269 pja, (E8T) with network raffia he was dropped out of the tM ...... lit 101 18 312 H Mi (ABC) nad television (NBC) cov­ in the new ratings because of in­ Despite the abolition of platoons, ber major games. I FHedmtn ...... 73 22 II 281 McMullln ...... 134 3« BO 102 O’MslIey acknowlsdged that "a High *8 CCIL Champion Boaters Minnesota on the other hand, is la concerned, although Russ Smith ned. Any team or teams interested years, dropped their firet two Vice-President Freaco Thompson Twarnlle ...... 108 117 lU 3M erage. Paddy haa been fighting la activity. it still takes 18 rolls of ankle wrap, Holy Cross, which has about a W. FerzuBnn ...... 94 112 100 an change ta imperauve” because of .•*"*^*'*'' football team when Is noted for his linecracking jobs: are asked to have a repreaentative ■tarts o f the ecaaon and tha demise are in Vero Beach, Fla., Inspecting jDellon ...... 39 20 lu 242 Dummy ...... 8 5 t t R$ 2S6 n much tougher league If Paddy ta in top condition, and 38 feet long each, to keep a team dozen standout players ailing, was Ed Connolly and Don Hurteau various pressure* that hav* been OluHaal . . . rrhen he’s not vi going. Glei isn't in there running or pass­ at Monday night'a meeting at 7 of th* Minneapolla dynasty was th* Dodgers' spring training camp. Totals ...... " t i t ' he has been training at Greenwood Awarded Bye in CIAC Tourney afflicted by additional woes. The tre hard hitting tackles to contend Totsli 832 874 834 1740 l i t 6M 1710 exerted on the majors, but he does ttoidng. Paddy fought ouly Overall, Pennsylvania State Col­ ing or kicking on about two out of o'clock at tha Y. foracaat. They left yesterday and were not np«,UI Dellt*^ (31 Lake, N. Y., for thta one, hta solid office of the Dean of Discipline with while Dune Welch, the big­ Cotlello M not want a third major league. Inat year, n IS-raund victory over lege purchases six dozen footballs three play*. He virtually liTthe But it doesn't pay to jump to available last night for comment 102 210 left hook should be too much for disclosed that tackle Jerry Har­ gest man In the line, will b* hard ritsa <21 ^ e p e i ... 27 32 M 282 “To do that would mean a eel- Erato Durando. and twteo tMa yc4w. a season, 90' pairs of shoes and Gopher attack, and so he naturally conclusions. Minneapolis regained on Resae's decision. Hulchlnsi’ii ...... M 114 20 213 hyqulat ...... 87 M Giuliani. But GiuUani takes a good Manchester High’s soccer team has been awarded a bye In per and center Dick Murphy would to move at his guard post. 102 2M ting up of a new league which ob­ H e urhlpped Durando In I t rounde, the opening round o f the Connecticut Interscholaatic Athletic pants, and 4000 cleats. The shop­ stands out. There can be no argu- its winning waye againat Boaton They expected to remain in the Sullivan ...... 73 73 34 :a> ateru'j ...; ...... 24 37 H 276 viously would InchidL numerous much and can be troublesome If be Ineligible to play against Bos­ Manchester, given little conside­ : tow 3lsn .. ...■...... 20 78 78 2401 McCartky ...... M 103 316 March XT. to imra the Otoon bout. Conference Tournament which gets underway Monday. Fhe ping bill amounts to more than ment at all that he is of- greater Sports Mirror and Baltimore earlier in tha iraek South at least a week. weak cltiea and I doubt whether Young tires or "busts up" around ton University for unspecified ration in the scholastic polls, has I H e c k ...... 22 II 140 3211 Msrtta ...... 101 ‘ tt 101 lOS Although sliced by Oleon’e sUnglag the eyes as uauaL teams will compete in the Class M-L bracket (medium and large 815,000. Eleven big trunlul are value to Minnesota than Lattner Is and last night tha Syracius Nats Dreaaen, who finlihcd second in 'tS ile y ----- ...... 114 21 l i t 313 any o f the cluba In tljt m ajors school rule violations. set ita sights on making inroads on punches. Pnddy uma still ewinglnc schools) while four will vie fo r Class C honors. needed to tote the gear around on to Notre Dame, but that doesn't TODAY A YEAR AGO—BlUy bowed to OwMge. Mtkan and hia a playoff and won two pennants .Total* 887 818 801 17U would care to move Into any new Ed StromskI, the Crusaders' TotaU ...... 483 487 803 14231 that left hook and moving la at the trips. necessarily make him the better the down-state supremacy .in foot­ Steinkraua won tha President of talented teammaUa 77-85. for the Dodgera tw three scasoni circuit." n e Indians will fade the winner of the Wetlierslleld-Glas- plajrer. only other available center, wilt ball A victory over West Haven pemrenUt Why. they even Have to buy Mexico Trophy, giving th* U. 8. The SefeadiBg ehamploae forged ■a manager, parted company with t. Yrrfuami 24 tT XKBCIMXTr UUGt'K When and if the leaguea are ax tonbury game to played on Sterling Field in West Hartford Last year, when the Irish were start against the Terriers and would be a feather In their caps. Aadaraen ...... KM 22 in ^ Vic's Sosa a iM (2) The record books show 38 fights rosin bags for the ball handlers. four out of first five In the Inter­ ta tha fraat after the flret flve the club three weeks ago when he Rrade.ii .. psnded, four cities seem virtually Monday. Hall ^Igh is paired against Greenwich but the site not quite so nll-conqoerhig as they 220-pound Jim V ogt will take over The locals will be at full strength Harinln ...... 101 111 I t 211...... 2* — H I 314 fo r the 21-yesr-oid Giuliani. H e haa haa not been It's used for other things, too. Such national jumping aventa at th* Na­ nUautM aad aever were headed was refused a long term contract Quiiw ...... 20 20 22 273 ■csevenlo ...... lOS m 22 3M certain .of being included—Loa appear to be now, Lnttner’s all- for Harper. for the engagement while West i-«a*iBi ... won 29, lost eight and fought one as: tional Horst Show. they peeted their first vlctary m relic* ...... 101 27 IT 237 •...... 118 n 100 301 Angeles. San Praaclseo, MontimU H enry J. around nMlIty was better appreri- jM t when Dartmouth's spirits Haven Coach Whitey Plurek re­ Buck ...... n 81 — IM draw with 11 knockouts. The rug­ principal of Ellsworth High who Is chalr- One coach swears he found a Xwlck ... and Toronto. man o f the ated because It make the Mg dlf. were high for Columbia, Coach FIVE YEAB8 AGO—Tha Tigers the Syracuse court elaca daa. 4. TOtalt ... 471 481 1430 ...... 112 103 131 383 ged lad, who recently took an exam ------er Committer, *announced M 0aB«e^OMS.a.aa S»OB»that SSulfleld3 SaSB SCTSU Mand H bench-warmer who seldom got into port* that guard Chris Magginisi J. Vluner ...... — 113 103 314 WARDROBE—It take* a heap of fired manager Steve O'Neill. INI. Nathan H a ^ o f Moodus meet at South Windsor, and Old Say the action sprinkle rosin over his equipment custodians, break down ferenre In several games. He car- T u h McLanghry learned that la out for the season after being in­ Stengel Glendale’s I DESPITE THE FACT that fo r a job 41a an extra cop, haa been football gear to keep - player go­ jured last week. TEN YEARS AGO—Duke Uni­ Slater Martin, on* of the email- PBBrrUK LKAOt'B I Total* brook drawsram Watertown at East Hampton in the other small seat on the bench. the wardrobe piece by piece for ried the ball a total of 148 times Dick Jennieon, his workhorse full­ • — 830 428 887 1832 Chuck Dreasen haa returned to ■topp^ three times. Macdy Leal, ing. Pennsylvania State’s Ralph for yards, an average of 4A, versity trounced North Carolina aat playara on th* oourt garnered Fators* (4* While Olaat 42 I Round school event. Finals will be Thursday, Nov. 12. "Wot you doing that for?" the yon. 7 1 4 back, would be nasbie to play Wvoaa ...... t4 SS 101 373 Bolin. Jr...... 1(13 113 104 323 Oakland and BUI Vecck has joined Carmen Rasilio and (Thuck D avey Wert, left, and Oeenr BuchealMrsI, Stats 70-0 in football. ■coring laurels for th* winners Leading-Citizen T rip Btopebester ended its season Tuesday, defeating Meriden coach Inquired. (NEA) Also, be kicked and was a fine against Oohnnbta. Jennisoa came Corrtoil ...... loe IS t i 222 Rohan ...... 112 140 117 2*2 the Chicago Cubs* organisation as did th* trick. pas# receiver. TWENTY YEARS AGO—Sid­ with 30 points and Paul Beymaur noaaailo ...... 25 102 103 3I*) Larochrll* ...... 12 112 U 2*8 Young’s record for 58 fights T ax E xtra 'lituring the CCIL title. Coach Dick Danielson’s hooters "I don't want to faU off," the out of tho Yale game with severe­ Cuahtns ...... M 102 iqt 208 White .... an adviser to the Los Angeles club, Still another thing, it must be Abbruzzi Headed ney Wail resigned as president of topped th* Nata with 14...... 97 123 111 338 with a record o f 8-1-1. scrub said. tection has William Walter Hef- ly bruised shoulders. Glendale, Calif., Nov. S OP) — Pirkrjr,...... 101 107 lit 22t Chapman ...... 110 113 103 330 there remain many probtoma to be ■iace 1946 ta 44-9-3. H e k n o ^ cd B w hr*. S4S B A T ra vel Ageoejr like space cadets....’* he began. recalled that the Irish ace was no the Cincinnati Reda. Meanwhile, th* Fort Wayne Pla- The trend toward heavier pro- felflnger out with his seasonal It may be that • Jennison's in­ CBsey Stengel apparently can solved including rebuOding the out 21 opponents and wraa stopped That's the impression a foreigner two-platooner last season, as Giel tona downed the Beaton Celtics T o ta l* ...... 431 412 530 1494 Totals ...... *iii T h Tit 1843 blast against iron-hard equip­ jury will be offset by Ck>lumbia’a For 1,000 Yards keep on managliig the champion Take <*> b4Ul parks to major league capac­ twice—by Tuso Portugues on cuts gets of American football. was. H g was so valuable on de­ Fall River, Maas. — Harold 83-79 for their second succese in ment. iU-luck. The Lhma are expected N ew York Yankee* as long aa be If. OUva ...... 74 87 33 381, ity. -r In Pudge Heffelfinger's time, all fense. especially against passes, Gomes, 123H, Provldcnc*, stopped e r6w. Fort Wayne and idle Roch- a. Oilra .: ...... 73 20 104 ■award’s (tl * . * * to face the Indiana adthout Bob wants th* job. ' m Davla .. Manager Fred Haney of the they did was let their hair grow that Coach Frank Leahy kept him Kingston. R. T.. Nov. 8 All Bobby Chabot. 137, Pall River, 10. eater currently lead the Weatarn D. Ucbais ...... 24 ft 32 ...... lot 100 107 321 i Mercler, the Ivy League's top Oo-owner Del Webb said as H. Mehati ...... 33 83 30 2*0 Crandall ...... 104 103 25 303 Pittsburgh Pirataa. who managed "HEADOUARDS were consid­ and puli an a turtleneck sweater. In there all the way. He was a rare seven of the University of Rhode Division with Identical 3-0 rac- scorer, and Gene Wldeshlck, a much at a Uetlmontal dinner given Gordon ...... 117 HO 101 M Howard ...... 113 M HO 311 Hollywood of the Const League at er sissy stuff when we played 45- Lou Little testifies they couldn't one In that respect. Admittedly, leUnd'e football rival* have over- ord*. , Trdford ...... 131 it 103 213 regular guard. U. ' 8. farmers and ranchers Caaey last night by hla home town on* time, had aom* interasUiig mlnute halves,'* sniffs the octo­ get away with it today. Giel haa proved himself adequate shifted and aet up special defenae* I’railtng 35-33 at halftime, th* T ota l*...... 430 484 483 1312 ...... 28 — lot 303 Boaton . University haa lost Cap- operata about 10,000 airplanes. <3iamber of Commerce at th* ex- Johnson ...... — 18 thoughts on the exp4Uiaion. genarian, who talka more and on defense this term. but halfback Pat Abbrussi. famed Pistons moved ahead at tha three- It COMPLETELY AT HOME OUTDOORS! "The modern game," saya the tain Ray Cataloni, its star guard, cluslv* Verdugo Chib. XnMrenda <41 , "Loe Angeles, San Francisco louder aa time marches on. Pudge It is possible that the two will a* the "Battering Ram,” needs quarter mark 50-51. The Celtics ™ Totals ...... 840 435 512 1544 Columbia coach, "is much more for Ita eagerly awaited clash with Webb called Stengel “not only Ifryrra ...... 28 32 22 and Seattle could qualify as major Heffelfinger urges a return to the have a chance to settle their argu­ only 52 rushing yarda to reach the knotted matters 60-all In the Cormier ...... 73 33 27 ^ _ Cammaaily Praa* <11 dangerous. Bloody noses, black Holy Cross. And at Yale,-full on* of the grandest guys in base­ 2 2 Breton ...... lOl lOO 33 league clUea," he said, "but a lot old era of softly-quilted should­ ment on the professional field. If 1000-yard total fo r tha aecond fourth period, but two clutch field ...... 33 78 114 G. Johnson ...... 33 _ eyes and broken teeth were com­ back Jim Ralston quit the squad ball but the finest manager," and PrSiSrrton' ...... 104 112 24 317rn 73 of money ta required to buUd a ers. hips and thighs. he doesn't go Into the Air Force. consecutive season. goals by Ctoorg* Tardley put Fort y rir ...... 23 102 113 mon in the old days, but knee, yesterday "because of personal added, "I hope Chaey etaya with Ifrintoah ...... HO N 103 311 ■tedium and private intereaU can’t Lnttner plans to take a crack at Winterize Wayne ahead for keep*. Inslnga ...... i^dUit 16 Help Wanted—Msis 36 Dgf»~BMi—FEtg 41 51 kitchen priviUgaa. CeU after 4. MAN0HB8m9>7H room coIobUI, ICANCHBBTBR-Bee this epaciouB IlghU, hot wster, otc., $18 per fuU baaemant, full bath. 1 extra bwne toto. five extra large TWO BEDR003tt, U' llrii« itiom, U m N O S WANTED — tiaglo, SPINET Special. Two custom-de> M l. h88U . week. 8 mUes from Manchaeto, OOUBLB LOT 100’ x 30r. on t.siia modsTB MovaniiaeM. WIU Beeom- W' • OLIVER'S PERSONALLY COMPLETE Repalm by Stuart R- RATB ROOFUIG Company. Gut­ THE PERSONAL FINANCB COM­ TROPICAL FIBB, new ehipraewt MONTHS AGO large garage, idee heater, x aad noma, firntsM , hasamsnt ga­ tw ototily, tfara»f)MBUyt^^5g Wolcott, A-1 Repair. Salea on ter wm^ not and ehimaay i«- 107 jp IBIS signed Ltator spinet ptonos, ona Box Q, Herald. St. c o t 3 a 94408 after 0 p.izT^ modate tasnily fit to r. Eiis strv- M pruiuirty. Hava maay cash Stays Out m FjOM t iim ifM PANY wUl emplo# Mverat men aa J ^ arrived. Kdly’s Aquarium, 29 l a r g e FRONT Room on Weet good Rae to. 817A80. B A B Agta- ngs. Shad dormer. Beautifully SELECTED USED CARS V Monde, one mahogany, need for ios, wslcoms to iaspget fi«m S • 6 bgmra Mactgagw anw«ad. waahlng macblnea, vacuum clean- paim. Free eatimatea _gtadly branch manager trataieea. Must be Sunset St Open 'tii 9 p. m. TO Jk CUSTOMER aide, Gentlemen preferred, MI. c y , 816 M ate St. MB. 98317. landecaped to, 78’ frontage. OuL FOR BALE. AU tttilltlee, 18 x em, motom, amall appliancea. given. Ray Haganow, MRcheU high school graduate, coUsge train­ display purpoaae only, new piano OOVENTRYr-Furnlfiied houae, five - ...... > — .—g. p.m. SS200. PbotM " ' P m m can Geenta L, Cfaaaladlo. CENTER MOTOR SALES ”Colorle" Oomb. Range 8-4403. rooms, sun porch, oU host, mod­ door firaplace. ExceUent lonUon. t o . Bhade Uteo. Near Parker and CMebrook. Nbv. • to-Th* MvnliMmits WekUag. ISO atraM Phone 9-2214. Ray Jackaon, MRcheU ing dealrabie. A ge 32 38. M ust B O X E R PU PS, $88 and up. WIU Telavlalon Set v guarantee, aave up to $300. $69 Raaltor, KItebd 9-fim 109 State riah aad Gam DsptTwUl AaUing price $13,700. Phone Bt East Center Bto. $1200. (MU 30. REAR OF POST OFFICE 3-8328. have car. Thla position offers a hold ’tu Oirlatmas. Boocsr Farm, down, M menthe to pay. Alao two em coBvenlencea, garage. Apply ALICE CLABfPET, Realtor Hanry atrsat CLASSIFIED ADVT. M ltc^ 9-S67S. “PhUco” Ref. r (X)M, t w in beds, in private rael- L«asar, South St., Gerald Ferk, bara Woode Agency. 3 0 , 9 7 7 0 2 . ROCICVTT / iF, O utosB d lngly bgsu - not intorvsaa ia tha aasa «C tlia SAMPLE BUYS splendid opportunity in the consum­ Vernon. Tel. Rockville 6-9088. Bedroom Suite ^ used epinets, full keyboard, good denca for one or two girto. At offarinf for aala; resigiiatlaa of a fatatiea fisa>t DEPT.HOUR8 CHIMNEYS Cleaned and repaired ROOFING, Siding and carpentry, condition, $306 complete delivered Coventry. PI. 97tM, tiful year M4 eotolaP, contains c o n a w a a s a b e l u m o IN I Chevrolet De Luxe 6-Dr.-^ er finance field. Salary • car aUow- Living Room Sittte Center. ML 96748. larg* master badroom with ^roaocutor bora who riatgniS fay an e x p e rt 26 yearn experience. AlteraUona and addlUcna. OeU- ance - Insurance. price. Goaa Plano Company, 317 _ YOUR PROFBRTYT rhursday in protest SaS A .M .to4t«0 P. M. Tutone, fully equipped, many RA BBITS o f aU breeds, M I. 9-9891. 5-Pc. Dinette Set ^ Six room home in very de­ SabarlNui f«> Sale 75 powder room, two additional twln- CaU Howley, Mancheater, MRcheU inga. WorkmanaUp guaranteed. Other benefits Include group life A sylum S t., H ertford $ 1861. Open l a r g e Fumlfiied room with semi- GUILDER’S SALE IWlthout obl^ticB to you, w« aequittel ef ' extraa, one local owner. A. A. Dlop, Inc., 899 Autumn Ruge, Lempe, TBblee, Dlahee Waatod To Boat 55 sirable location. Steam heat, aisa badrooma, axeaUant step will amrniab or mako jrou a cash two ailagud 8486L Inaurance, vacation, libera) savins Boxeprlng, Mettreee, Linoleum. Thuradey nights. Free perking Srivate cooUhg privUegae. One COVENTRY - 7 yr. Md 4m m iocicuni. atreet lUtcheU 3-48801 oil fired, one car garage. Good Just ooqtplatod, 33 Lydalt Bt, u m aU Improvamente, garage, down Uvtng room with flnplaco. offkr forpvoparty. fia* ua IwforB COPT CLOSING TIME INO Chevrolet Fordor De Luxe and retirement plan. Spere Maple Bedroom Set S^ext door (weet). lock from Main Bt. Phona ML WANTED—4 or 8 room unfurnished M , state Fish and Gama CohUBls- POWER BURNERS and Range lot about 290' deep. 80 day oc­ naar Parkar Bt Bix lar^ rooms, $8to: ■ rooms, aU Inprmmants, BW also dining room, tevalY y ou aML FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Model—Fully equipped. Lua- MANCHESTE R R oofin g A SfaBng Apply 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday PouHry sud 8appU« 43 M eyteg yVaahfaig Machine 1-4428. amutment three adulte. CaU bfidian, 1% baths, braassway, af- Russell HBnter. after doa- troua black ftnlah, white wall Bumem experUy cleaned and through Friday. hatcheU 8-4878. $4to; 4 rooms, firepfaua, artesian brab-burn realty MON. THRU FRL aervlced. Let ua aervlce and're­ Co. AU typea of roofing and paint­ A ll In Storage'%Npw cupancy. Full price |10,500. two tovatoria6,s,caramle Ula down- Uchad tosgs, all city convan- ferring with tfea Attorney Geaerv Urea. Looka and runa good BROAD-BREASTED Bronsa llir- WdsfiRg AppaiBl "F f s 57 m o m f o r Rent. Heat and hot wMl, fumiahed, $4800; $ rooms, PbMM MltcbaU $-«273. pair your waahlng machine or re- ing and decomting. Reaaaaable IF YOU ARB OOmO staira bath. One bedroom down, tencM. Fin# location. This homo al’s office today, saUL *Ve do aot 1 0 : S 0 A .M . aa new. Evening hours by appointment. keya, fresh frosen and freMi kiUed, water. Near Center, aanUemen toUet, m inor rsp elra , on ly $$200, havo the right of appeal from a frlgarator. Metro Service. Mltch- pncea. Free eatimatea. CaU HOUSEKEEPmO G IR L ’S Ha VY ekl eult end m preferred. 87 Foeter Bt., or MI. large front pord$, wrought iron Over t o other llstingt; listings el- ia dacorated in tbo finsst ot teate ARB YOU READY to asU SATURDAY 9 A. M. 10 to 22 pounds. Schaub’a 'nvksy Buaincaa Proporty CaU Mancheater MI-9-4648 juatice court” IMS Chevrolet Aero—^Tutone gm y- eU 9-0883. MItcheU 9-8838. 8MMAIN STREET AND GOT A GOOD JOB pair of grey ,Blacks, slse 12. ML 8-8181. ways needed. WeUee Agency, Coy- and la in immaculate condltioa. boms? Wa hava buysra w_, F a rm , 188 Hillatown R oad. 98812 after 8. for Solo 70 relUng, bronoway, garage and “Ws present our oases la tho black. An Immaculate car, YOU CAN TAKE OVER entry. TM. PL 94072, P rlead at S1S.S60. C to rg a J . (t o o - 741^ M ^sa and GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUatde WANTED—Auto mechanic, front UNPAID BALANCE l a r g e FRONT bedroom with FOUR BEDROOM colonial, cenfar amaaite driva. Naar bus aarvica, man. Broker. Hartfbrd-Conn. - O atto a . , H artford best way posalbis and laave It op rOVB OOORBASXON W IIX alao includea new Urea. See H oofing 1 6 -A BLACK PERSIAN Ismb ccstt. Rea- M R BALE—Beauty Salon, cantral to the justice court to make Us n APmOATED ' . any Ume. Antenna converaiona. end alignment experience pre­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS kitohan privUegaa for couMe or haU, 28 to t U vl^ room, flrapUca, shopping center, grade sehool, now ITORTH COVENTRY, Route 4 9 A - Ttuat Bldg. Tal. RockriUa 6-4048 6 «W avaninga 93919. Mancha* thla one today. ferred but not required. Cterke Articles for Sale 4 5 sonaMs. Slie 1920. Inquire 112 |y located in Mancheater. Air-con- exceUent condition, oU steam hast, o r 94710. ter lOtcbaU 96946. finding,'' said Hunter. Philco factory auperviaed aervlce. ROOFING—Spedallaing in repair­ $19.14 two rirts. Near hue line, ^ u lre dIUoned. Owner leaving town. If Jilgb school and swimming pool OiM year old, five room center T el. M I. 9-148d. . • M otor Sales, 801 B road S t M I. TAKE ALL OR PART Main St., Apartment $• 140 Garden Drive after 8 p.m. fully insulated, Riisco atom win­ hallway rafich, may ba expanded Tuesday Trial Justice Roger Dial MI-3-5121 PRE-WARS ? —YES ing roofa of aU kinda. Alao new 9-3012. intereeted, write Box F, Herald. dows, coiqMr plumbing, garage,' ie r o m the street. Lot M’ x 400’, ROCKVlfXJB—9famlly 4-4-3 2-car .CAffi WAITINO for any type real Webb freed two TorrfaigiDn roofa. Gutter work. Chlmneya BOOK OF KNOWLEDOE-new and Phene Me Immedletely *X""" to s ^ rooma. Open stelrtray, '42, ’41. '40, ’S» Chevtoleta HAROLD A SONS. Rubblah re­ ONE OR TWO rooms evaUaMa, amealte drive, treee, near bua. (approx, one aero). City water flraplacs, metal combinatioa win­ garaga. all city convanlancaa, asute you bavo to aelf. First and ouths, Thomee L'iindoa a a d cleaned, rMalred, M yearV uniiaed. M I. 9-8013. HARTFORD 6-0389 GIRL’S Beautiful green coat' W , COMBINATION Package store, IMO Ford Coupe moval, alao cellam cleaneo. CaU WANTED— Experienced shipping AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 single or double, kltohen privl- Carlton'W, Hutchins, 30, 96182, aad aowora. If you* want and can dows, t o X 300 t o 4% mortgage Od in com e, 112,600. G oorgo A . M cood mortgaga monsy avaUaUs. i^ayne BerllnsM . b oth 20, o a irlencd. Free eeatimatea. ' ' CaU clerk. Good waking condlUons ell wool, size 6. Phone MI. 97097^' aoda shop, luncheonette', garage 1939 Plymouth Coupe MItcheU 9-4034. DSX>TA-DE WALT power tools and Bee It Dey Or Night logaa Tel. MI. 98188, 3 0 . 94884. ^ y ha assumed. Only to200 Sleman, Broker, Hartford-Conn. Alao listings wanted. CsU The liaraea of illegal hunting. Sowley. Mancheater MRcheU and good wages. Apply Tober and gas staUon. AU doing a nice afford a beautiful $20,000 home Lost aa4 Fooiid No Down Payment accessories. Salea, aervlce, demon- If you hevS no means of tran9 down. Warran B. Howland, Real- Trust Co. Bldg. TeL RockvUle Johnson Building Company, to TTiey were ametad nddnlglit RADIO and T.V. Service. AU work 3 -^ 6 1 . BmbaU Corp., HiUlard St, Man­ ROOM FOR JRent-Singte or dou- business. Sams owner for 37 yean, In an ideal location, here it la. Re­ Main fit. MItebeU 97426. Evenings atratkm. Terms arranged. Q ^ tol portation. I’ll send my suto for HOUSE F O R Sato a t 8S N orm an tor. Phona hOtchaU 2-0000 any 8-4046 or 6-4710. Oct. 24 by (Same Warden Ray­ Or»y, whit* Knil yellow c«t, 1963 FO R D StaUon wag8T—PASS BOOK No. 881401 BRAND NEW 1983 Plymouth tudor, 9NS8 or MUcheU 9-6716. steln, B Paytor businees Utls ia it! panallng, dining room, two lezga lar value, better check here. Bhown Ught were telcen from their ear, GUARANTEED Plumbing and MEN dorf Omstructloa Oo. Phone erafleld Ave, C-1. 8-6884. rage, ame^ite drive, complete­ tha wardana aaid. been loat and application haa been and curtain roda. 24 hour aervlce. heating. AlteraUona and new The W aterfront R ealty C o.. 410 badrooma, porch, fuU cellar, at­ by eppointment ROCKVILUE—Owner muet seU im­ tate, especially single and made to aaid bank for payment of MUST SELL 1940 Oldam obile oon- MItcheU 9-7408. a t t r a c t i v e new furtil- ly landscaped. Storm sash and In court Tuesday, Jiistlea Ooort Eatimatea gladly given. Fagan work. Perma glaaa electric and LAMPS Galore at Benaon’a. Good Awlum gt., Hartford 8-0790 eve- tached garage. ExceUent location. mediately. Throo bedroom Cape 2 family homes. Many the amount of depoait. verUble. W inteiiied, radio, heater. tura, ver^fjjH^borfaood, ge- fdngi. CaU Oiventry, PI. 3-6738. doors. Conveniently located Cod. Basement garage, excepUon- ProMcutor Paul Grigw, a foraBsr New battery. Urea. Good running Window Shade Oo., Route 44 at gaa water heatem aold and in­ V a n t e d buye in TV lempe, table lefaips, SMALL CEMENT mixer, 1-S — U Carlton W. Hutchins. 30. 96112, I. raga e v e Pbaob.$a. M128. WILLIAM G. McKINNEr cash buyers on our list. game warden, said tha avidaaM Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4478, ataUed. Time paymenta arranged. For the BEST buy In bridge end floor lempe. If It’e e yards. CaU MI. 97878. near school, bus, stores and aUy well buUt. Asking flf.OOO. IMPOUNDED Nov. 4 puppy, fe* condiUon, $96. Call MI 9-Q334. FOR SALE RockvUle 8'$I46. was sufficient to win a deerJaMi- male, white, with black marklnga. SkeUey Brothera, MItcheU 9-8714. VENETIAN BLINDS good buy you’U find it at Benson’a, NEWLY DECORATED, haautUul- TeL 30-t-4143 lake. Home in excellent con­ Terms arranged. Call 1949 CH EVROLET F leetline 2-door, CABINET MAKINO. Good work- Ws hsve use for one full­ Call MI-S-4865 ing convlcUan undar state law. ‘Ibo Dog Warden. Coventry PI. 3-7B6S. In c.. 1068 M ain 81. ly furnished end spacious vqom. dition. Immediate occupancy. BOLTON—6% room ranch, oak radio, heater. Jet black. A real manahip. ReaaonaMe ratea. EaU- HEATING From A to Z. Conver- FINDELL MFO. CO. Rooms withont Board 59 MODERN SUPER MARKET MANCHESTER gun. siuge and Ught are priato matea gladly given. Moulaon’a time service station man. The moat oomiddte light hoKMe* flo o rs, ce ra m ic tUa bath, hot IMPOUNDED Nov. 4, Medium aim buy at $698. D ouglas M otom , 333 alon burnera, boiler-burner unita, 485 Ekiat M iddle T urnpike FLORENCE Combinetion gaa and Tel. PI-3-6082, week days to ACB REALTY CO. facie evidence of tha violation, ba Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim FURNISHED ROOM, near Canter. keeping fecUlUea evuleble m thriving business in Centrelly loeeted, 10 year old, water baaeboard heat, attached aaid. The youths alro signed state­ dog, female, black and tan. Dog M ain. complete heating ayatema: AU Hours: 6 P. M. to 1 A. M. Also Reconditioning oil range, A-l ahepe. White, Manchester. You wUl marvel at 4:80 p.m. After 4:30 p.m„ 2-66M. work guaranteed. Time paymenta Gentlemen preferred. Mra. Large well-kept home in six room home, tile beUi, storm garage, amealte driveway, $11200. ments saying they had b t o flaMi- W arden, C oventry P L 2-7B68 Tapes and Cords by Yard chroma pipe, $68. Beretow’e. the cleanllneaa of this buUdlng. vegetables, frozen Saturday and Sunday. FI- Mitchell 9-2392 BEFORE TOU Buy a uaed car arranged. Morlarty Brothera. TeL Rolston, 38 Hazel St. MI. 8-8707. windows, venstisn Minds, many CaU buUder, MI. S-6M, or Hart­ ing lighte on the fields and woode See Gorman Motor Salea. Buick MANCHESTER T. V. Service, ALSO: WESTINOHOU8E 17” deluxe two- ChUdren accepted. Central. Priced fooda.and l|eer.-No neighbor­ central location. Houae haa extras. Amasite drive, oversixe ga­ 2-6342. ford $92824. "looking for deer.” MRcheU 3-8138. BOOH FOR gentlemen. AU Im­ so reasonebla you’U gaspt Be VDUND—Short hair black puppy Salea and Service. 2N Mam radio and T.V. apedallata alnce FIELD STONE for fireplace and re­ door T.V. conaole. New picture hood ^petition. Marvelous rage, ahede trees. Near auper In finding them not guilty, ^ue- provements, private entrance. sure end eee thla one. Mrs. Dor­ BOLTON—Moving out of state, IF R2ADY to buy, seU, axchsngo with brown apota. MI. MS73. atreet MItcheU 9-487L Open eve- 1931. Houae aervlce call $d.60. A PLUMBING Shop at irour door. taining walls. M. French, C ov » tube. Guaranteed, $148. Terma ar­ opportunitv for energetic full basemept, four rooms and market' achoola end bus. Reduced BOLTON S room Cape Cod, firm- tlco Webb said tbat the - two try , n ig r im 3-7161. 9-0140.' sey, 14 Arch St. seven rooms, 1% acres, raodsro ^ estate, mortmea arrangad. ninga. MRcheU 9-6660 day or night. No time lost. New work, altera­ Full-time oil tnick driver. ranged. Beratow’a. couple. Mildest cash invest­ p rice $12AOO, ab ou t $4,000 cash p U eo, Ml hM water h«at, fuU shsd youths were acquitted bacauso tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot laundry on first floor, four nsodsd. Compera price. convsniencos, artesten weU, oak OonauU Howard R. ttaoMogm NICELY FURNISHED heated l a r g e f u r n i s h e d room, sult- Mrmsr, op«n stairway, combina­ they bad not stated they wore AonoancemeflU 1960 W ILLT8 SU tion w agon, aix FURNITURE Refiniablng, antique water automatic heaters. Younga- Right proposition for the right ROYAL AND Smith-COrona port­ NORGE Refrigerator, Thor epln ment. V- floors, air cootUtioasd boat, schoM Agsney, lOtcbaU 91107. furniture a apecialty, chalra caned able and standard typearriters. room, kitchen privileges. Central. sbls for two girl’* or couple. Com­ tion storm windows, iiisulated. bus stops at door. CaU owner, hunting for doer and apparently cylinder, radio, heater, new Urea, town sinks sold. Estimates gladly dry washer. Easy spin dry wash­ bedrooms and three baths on b a r o a i n b on lots hadn’t gotten out of tbmr car to TOADB-IN8 accepted for Sunbeam, and ruahed. Anaon F. Thorp. man. All makes of adding machines er, Glenwood oil-gas combination For couple or tingle person. CeU plete housekseping faclIlUts. MI. MADELINE SMITH pMsterad wsUs, fuu ceUar, tram, Manchester MI. 2-6122. v ery clean. Call M I. 9-1786. given. C. O. Lorentaen. MI. M I. 3-8937. Acre lots in Tolland, 3 miles from 94 acre, only 110.600. Cariton W. go after them. " I Judged th a Schick or Remington electric Phone MItcheU 9-8738. 0-7636. sold or rented. Repairs on aU range, Tsppen gas range. Gas 9-7880. ______Realtor second floor. There are addi- super highway on black road. $600 raaora. P arta and aerv lce, Rua> makes. Marlow’s. Hutchins. 30. 8-61S3, 94684. ease as 1 interpreted it,” said 1981 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor. kitchen heater. AU itemc priced ONE OR TWO rooms svAilsble. terms if wanted on these. W ebb. ■elTa Barber Shi^, Coiner Oak Immaculate condition, radio, heat­ FURNACES Vacuum clean ed, oU Apply to Mr. Sheridan . MI-9*1642 MI-3-46t9^ Wanted—Real Estate 77 About Town burnera aervlced. For expert and BAILEY’S AnUque Shop, 883 Main for quick sale. LaPlsmme Appli­ Legal Notico Single or togsther st raduced rste. tional rooms on the third floor. and Spruce. er. Beat model, beat price in Moving—^Tmcldiig— ance, Watkins Bldg., 18 Oak 8t. Vernon lots, 100 x 250, on bus prompt aervlce caU Bob Cart­ MORIARTY ' street. MItcheU 8-8003. Moderately Kitchen privileges. Cell Mis. Fer­ ♦300 MONTHLY income. Profe9 tins $600 to $1000. South Windsor L^tal NoUce WHEN BUYING, sailing, axcliang- town. Douglaa M otom , 333 M ain, Storage 20 Tel. Ml. 96866. UMITATION OaORB aionsl offices upetslra. 3 etoree and Officers of Tsmpls (Siapter, No. wright MItcheU 9-6446. priced items in china, glass, tin­ AT A tX)URT o r .tPROBATX heM rell. ML 93409. The house is immaculat*^ (Avery Street) 100 x 300, good lo­ Ing property consult Manchester City’s Street Sale 1 vacant otfics downstoirs. C o m - HOItNBtOWEB A WEEKS 53, O E 8, WlU tra v el b y b u s to PtnHMiala AUSTTN A. CHAMBERS CO., BROTHERS ware, pewter and furniture. •t MUKhcitrr, within end for llw cation, $13R). South Windsor, 100 CertlflM* e( l i l t e d PartaeraUp Hesity. Free appraisal. Courteous ANTIQUES Refiniahed. Repairing District ot Mench/Ittrr. on the 4th NICELY FURNISHED heated room pletely rsdscorsted. Room for reUaMa aervlce. Immudlate atten­ Palmar, Jfass., Monday evening Auto AccesMrits—Hres 6 local and long distance moving, CLEARANCE day ^ November A.O., IKS. notlilni^has been left undone. X 300, near super highway, $1400. . n * underslsned. ttavlas formed a THE PROSPECT Hill School for done on any furniture. ‘Tieman. 301-315 Center Street SOME7THINO NEW, something dif­ near Center, and Main street, to expansion. For further detolls and Limited Partaenhip uader the laws ct tion. Ba. 90SU, evenings 20. when they wUl be guests of Is Termed Illegal packing, atorage. Call MItcheU Prea>nt.* JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judfe. AU lots are high, dry building lota, Revere Chapter and exemplify the young children. Tranaportatlon TH RE E 670 - 18 U . S. R oy a l white' 189 South Main atreet Phone ferent. See the new trlple-aUde Kstate of Andrew Jahnaon, tale of rellsbio penwn, 87 weekly. Oantle- appointment ceU ACS Realty Co. IS? .***’1 Twit' S“ d deelrlns to 97267. fumiahed. Mm. Lela lybur, dlreo 3-6187. Hartford 6-1423. aluminum combinaUon windows— MancnTater, in aaid DIatrIcI, daceaaed. The exti^are far too numer­ with electricity, telephone, mail do b u ^ e s i la (be Bute ot Cotmecucut d ^ r o e . OthuR' S ta r m em bers w ho waU Urea. ExceUent condlUon. MI. MItcheU 8-8643. A ll Gas Ranges msn preferred. MI. 98883. M I. 9-3393. •J a Limited Fartaerehlp, hereby cer- New ^aven. Nov. fi (JP)— ^The tor. Phone Mitchell 9^767. also doors at great saviim. CaU On motion of Florence U Johntoo ef route end achool bus. Buy at these wish to accompany the officer* 9-9469. DOORS OPENED, keya fitted, MANCHESTER—Package DeUv- WANtED—1»ART TIME grocery Substantial Saving For You aaid Mancheater. adminiatratrU. ous to mentibn, prices and plan your homo this city hat been offered $200200 for ery. Local light . trucking and for free demonstraUon. BUI Tun- ORDKRED: That ala montha from the 1. The name of the firm uader which Bhould contact Jfrs. Lillian Lqt- WANTED—RIDE to P. A W.. vi­ coiHed, vacuum cleanera, irona, clerk for mornings and afternoons. sky. MItcheU 9-9096. winter. About 50 lots t« choose conducted Is Uora- on e o t Ite streeta, but its lagal LIFETIME Batteriea, aelf-charg- package deUvery. Refrigerators, 4lh day of November A.D., IIH. be and Boarders Wanted 59-A Farms and Land for Sale 71 Dtowsr 4 Weeks. Rescuers Continue gett. worthy matron, not later cinity of guard headquartem from guna, etc., repaired, Sheara, Apply Knarf’a Market. 833 East Complete Line Of Furniture the aame are llmlled and allowed for from . than Sunday. adviser says it can’t aeU It. in g, 6 year guarantee. $29.98 any washers and stove moving a Middle Tpke. T, J, CROCKETt. Broker X The The offer was made fay Tliao- aoutheaat part of town. 8ei»nd car. Let tu demonatrate. Budget knivea, mowera etc., put into con­ SAMPLES, odd lota, cancellations For The Entire Home the creditora within which to brlos In WILL BOARD ChUdren. Ages 3-10. EASTERN Connecticut—excepUon- apecialty. MItcheU 9-0752. of line quality sweaters at low their clalma asalnat aaid eataie. and dora E. Stelbar, Bridgeport lair- ahift. CaU M I. 9-S400. the coat. Cole Motora, MRcheU dition for coming needa. Braith- and T V the aaid adminlalratiia la directed to Only rellsblt persons reply. PI. al buye, dairy, poultry farms, up 244 Main Street MANCHESTER REALTY Search for Miners A meeting of the H a r t fo r d 9-0980. waite, 62 Pearl atreet miU prices. RetaU Salerroom, ve public notice In the creditora to 2-6074. to 400 seres, with or without stock. of btisiaue Alumni Chapter of the Rhode Is­ yer and former FairfiMd (Jounty RIDE WANTED by woman from HIGH SCHOOL boy wanted for af­ Manchester Knitting Mills. Open Ins In Ibeir clalme within aaid lime COMPANY u CffSfcUcut la at H P e a r l Street, coroner, on bMialf of an unnanad Painting— Papering 21 ternoons. B urton’s , 841 Main St. CHAMBERS FURNITURE Welles Agency, Oiventry. Tel. PI. tfsraord. f land SchoM of Design was held Bolton Notch Road, Bolton, to vi­ MANCHESTEUt Welding Service. 9 to 9 p.m. allowed by publlahins a copy ot this 36 Birch Street m (OeatinMd F3aa Page Ona) cU ent. MOTOR SALE, new motor guaran­ At the Green ordere In some newspaper having a rlr- 3-6873. Phone MI-3-6416 a TI aamea aad reepccUve places laat night at the home of k in . cinity of Traveler'a Ina. Working tee, 10% down. Chevrolet, Ford, Portable . equipment. General P.AINTTNG, Eheterior and interior, culallon In said probate district, within Apartment*—Fbt»— bq-9-0$l$ Residence 3n-6-7267 M^fsaMeace of the Gtnaral Panaara He wants to boy Greapson BtrSbt houm S-ao . 4 :S0. Phone MI. 9-SM3. WANTED —Bey to work mornings, metal-bucket — fitted with a ateM Paul D. PfanattehL 417 East Osn- Mercury, Dodge, Plymouth, welding, boUer and furnace weld­ paperiian^ng. Ceilings refiniah­ 6 • 10 a. m. Pine Pastry, 658 Cen­ ALUMINUM ten days from the dale ot this oMer, Tenements . 53 Residence MI-9-7751 Charlea T. Lovarlos. UO Park Ave- ter St During the evening Fred in downtown Naw HisTen. Jto ing. Mitchell 9-1658 or MItcheU Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. and return make to thla court at tha ITER, Oak Grove atreet. •over — which was lowerad on a MRS. ZOPPI Reader and adviaor o t $134.M. Pontiac, Buick, Olda- ed. WaU paper books on request. ter.- COMBINATION DoUce given. Hmmes for Sale 72 aue. NawsYork. Niw' ??rk : JU to Thrane gave a chalk talk on “Tnio across the city green. It to. 32 mobUe, $174.W, Cole Motora, 9-87Si. Estimates riven. FuUy insured. 7:30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. SEVEN ROOM apartment, ell utilU A quRite three bedroom ranch Morabtowei^ 7 Loulaburc Square, bS ca b le. T h e •men w ore o x y g e n feet wide and opens on C b^ l Riveraide Park, Agawam, la now JOHN J. 'jrALLETT Judge. 3IAN(31E8TER—niia week’s apa- t o MaaaaMniaaM: Paul a Skfaaer, Elements of Simplicity.’’ MItcheU 9-0980. Call Edward R. Price. MItcheU WANTED—Boy for Sundays only, WINDOWS and DOORS ties fumiahed. Ideal for two $* LYNESS 8T. — Charming five With att&lied garage. Located in J7» Lake Shore Pritre, Chicago. IlltaoU: maeka and carried e m e r g e n c y Street and ends two bfaicks nwny located at 3M Franklin Ave., TYPEWRITE''.S and adding ma- AT A C»URT o r PROBATE heM room home of attractive design. cisl. Four room Cepe cod, oil equipment in the hopea that some acroaa from the Art < Theater. 9-1003. to wash pans. P ine P astry, 688 TRIPLE TRACK and TWO FRIGIDAIRES, porcelain. couples. CaU hH 96834 after 8. an AA zone' on exceptionally largo £«r<=y W- Bram, 3006 Cheataut UUU at Crown Strset chinea repaired and overhauled. C enter at Mancheater. vrtthln and for tha Fine condition throughout. Over­ bast, insulated, aU city uUUtlas, Drive. Oevelaad Hel(hU. ClevaUad, of the mlaaing men might be aUve. The American Legion Band will Readlnga by appointment only. BUDGET TOim TIRES Four poater bed. Easy waahlng Dlatrlct of Mancheiler. on the 4th lot. A home 'any profeaaional or Ohio: James J. ntelaa, Jr., lleUaaora, rehearse tonight at 3 o’clock at Corporation Counsel George Di- Work guaranteed. MI. 9-8418. INTEUUOR and exterior brush and DOUBLE TRACK day of November A.D.. IKS. FOUR R o o m unfurnished apart­ size garage, luge landscaped lot. venatian bUnds, amealte drive. Ex- business executiro. would be proud Reacuera, tbMr facM coated with cenao has ruled the city can’t aeU Phone Hartford 46-6738. All wel­ Pay 80c Weekly mechins, Uke new. Several chairs. caUent condition inaide end out. Mlcblsaa: Joseph T. Aalkar, Jr., Mt the American Legion Home on spray painting. Rental of spray Some antiques. Apply Loessr, Present. JOHN J. WAILETT. Judge. ment fo r rent. Inquire 419 North 8X2,800. Madeline Smith, R ^ tor. to own. Trade in hqd rent pur­ Hammond Street. Cheataut Hill. a white, protective paate, continued it even if it wants to. The street, com e. equipment. T. J. McKinney Paint­ 518-95 and up Kafale of August P. Sllkoarski, late of Mein St., or esU MI. 9-0679. Tel. MI. 91843 or 2-4878. N ear bua Una. FuU p rice 89000. ^u»«tU : WUUam R. Rovenaky, ZK Leonard S t The annual election of Penniwlvania Rayon Deluxe cuah- Help Wanted South St., Gerald Park, Coventry. Manchester In said dlatrlct. deceased. chase plans considered. To inspect digging into the debris. Tte main be said. aetuaUy bMonga to the Household Services in g Co. M I. 9-0106 - 9-6016. BUswortb kfitten Agency, Real­ rtfth A t^u e. New York. New York: fin Is out but smaUor h )« f eon- otfioers for the coming yeiR wiU ACCOUimNG-Bookkeeping, atate lona. LlfeUme Warranty pltu Life- Male or Female 37 P I. 3-7884. Upon application of Walter SlIknwsM phone Vancour Omstruction Co. Harold E. Verrin. at Moimtaia View b e held. Trinity Pariah of New Haven, but Offered 13-A praying, thatth letters of administration MANCHESTER—7 room Cape (3od, tor, 30. 96880 or Mr. WhIh itcher. Rl STATE OP OONNECncUT, Open O IL H EA TER, wlU hast 8 to 4 Busineaa Locatiens brick front. Urge lot, garage, city 3 0 . 98881. 5- Cary Avenue. Highland tren ch . 6.70x18 ...... $18.98 WEAVING of burna, moth holes ENGINEERING CO. cation on nie. f It )s Park. llUnola: Paul J, Eakla. 270S A meeting of the Past Grand as a pubUe road. any tim e. Courses and Classes 27 compeUtive examlnaUon noUce: hx>ms with circulating fan.-Thcr- ORDERED: Thai the foregoing appil- fo r Rent 54 water end sewera, firepleoe, oU The explosion wrecked the hoiet 7.10x18 ...... $17.98 and torn clothing, hoisery nma, 41 Oak Street hot water. Priced at 818,000. E. A 3CANCHBSTER—Six room colonial, DELMONT ST.—LovMy four r o ^ Southington Road. Shaker Helghta. ^ o . Assoc, ef King David Lodge, I(X>F. Stelber’a offer eama after the 7.G0X18 ...... $19.96 Cartographer, (Reannounced with moatot control. Tel. PI. 3-6720. railon be heard and determined at the Capo 0)d. oxpandaMe to aU. Fire­ OlU A. q i w b r ^ Jr.. Benedict Road houee and atvaral hundred feet of city had been naked to close 117 WANTED-Ride to Pratt A Whit­ handbags repair^, ilpper re­ I pel Probate office ,'n Mancheater In aaid STORE—GREEN RD.—New buUd- E Agency, 810 Mate St ML 96387. fuU bath, extra large lavatory, F t o a a mita, Ntw York; Charica A WiU b e held to n ig h t a t 7 :U a t Odd 6.00x16...... $13.98 residence waived. Cloring date Tel. MI-8-8177 DIatrirl. on the 12th day of November, fireplace, fuU besement, brand place, hot water heat, oil huriMr, the open-cut nUne which foUowa the foet of the street. The petition ney, houm 8 to 8 ;30, from vicinity placement umbrellaa repaired, teach you Ramo-Electronics-TV N ovem ber 38) N o. 3089x, $3540- USED FURNITURE bought and ing. 100% locAtlon. Plenty o ' perk­ 8 W « L J * > Pwk Avetnia, New Y o tt deep; vertical vein of gUeonite Fallows Halt 6.60x16...... $18.98 men’s ahirt coUara revera^ and repairing by our ’’Learn by Do­ A.D. IKS, at ten o'clock In the fore­ MANCHESTER — Green Manor. new, formerly $l8to. B A E Ag. dormers, slumimim siding. Anchor NaiF^York: Edward O. McDoBaall. was filed by the Trinity Pariah of Broad and Columbua Streeta. Low pricea on winter Urea. $4630. Director of medical fihica- 36 Months To Pay aold. The WoodMied, U Min noon. and that notice be given to all ing. Suitebla for moet any typo Hpraeihpe IfUI Neck. New York; •croee the northweetero Utah replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ ing” method. EnroU now at ” Oxi- Street. TeL MItebeU 92186. persona Interested In anM estate of the Owner transferred. One year old ency, 310 31aln Bt. 30. 96387. post’ fence, combination screens John kfather Chapter. Order of and the HarwM Corp., which CaU MI. 9-M ll after 6 p. m. Uon (Connecticut residence waiv­ business. Phone hQ. 96372. and storm windows. Large to, W alteTj^O lW la. 440 Park Avenue. wasteland, about 46 miles aoutbeeet COLE MOTORS in g Shop. hecticut’s Oldest Electronics LADY'S FUR Coat, size 44, dyed pendency of said appltcallon and the three bedmonr ranch with fifll Jfow TorJCxNew York; Howard A DeMolay. .‘WUI hMd an important Mtber own or have a leasa on ed. Closing date December 8), No. time and place of nearing thereon, by nice section. See it and compare, ljU Church Road, Wlanetka, of Venial. The GUeonite, a black, School” for class starting Dec. 1, m uskrat,* $80—a lso w ashing m a­ IT’S BENSON’S in Mancheater for publishing a copy of thla order In some ONE ROOM office for rent, second basement Hot weterHiU heat. U v- OOZY FOUR Room, expandable rebeanal tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. busineas property en both aides of FLAT FINISH Holland window 3104, $9120-$12,000. Social worker. ing room with fiiepUce, dining $12,800. Wm. OoodchUd, fir.. Real­ nilnoU; O e ^ e L. Xorria, U Meredith coal-liko aubetance, ia a aoUd form Gregeon Street Automobiles for Sals 4 Budget Center Servicenter 1953. C all H artford 6-1680, o r w rite chine (Easy), good order, $20. Tel. chrome kitchen set buys—let ua newspaper having a circulation in said floor. Apply W. O. Gleniiey Co., attic, weU buUt, 3 years old. Fire­ Road. Overhrook HlUa, Pennsylvaala; of petroleum uaed in paints, in the kfasonic Teraple. The work shades, made to measure. All (Immediate vacancies in Bridge- show you w het $86 wlU buy in 8 district, at least five days before the area, Uige cabinet kitchen, dis­ place, shed dormer, open stair­ tor. 30. 2-7935 any Ume. 91 C enter St. 436 Center St. for fuU InformaUon. New Skigfauid p<»t. New Haven, Stamford, Tor- M I. 9-7424. 336 North Mein St. Jamea J. Wataon. 3Ul Davidaoo Ave- vaniUfeee and linoleum compounds. for the qiecial presentation of the They said they wanted tba F O R A GOOD Uaed c a r o r a nOw metal Venetian blinds at a new Technical Institute, 193 Tram bull pc. eats. Terms. Benson’s, Inc., day of raid hearing, to appear If they posal, ettoched garage, rear pine way. Aluminum storm windows, Borough of Braia. New York^New rlngton, Waterbury. Closing date see cause at said time and place and be Tha Mast spewed burning Umber Legion of'H onor will be explained street eloaed so that tba property OldamofaUe with Rocket engine SECOND FLO OR, 3400 sq. f t . , York; DaoTel T. Bergln. 4 Aldea Place. low price. Keys made vdiUe you St, Hartford, Conn. BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem­ 1088 M ain St. heard relative thereto, and make return paneled terrace, combination doors. Other features. Immediate Branavtlle, New York: Henry H6rn- and final plahs made. AU mem­ they now hMd would have an nn- contact A1 Catalano, at the Man­ wait. Marlow's. N ovem ber 36). N o. 2103, $3120- plenty light, two lavAtories, three Bcreena end storm windows. Many LOOK AT THESE I and rock throughout the choling Trailers for Sale 6-A $4300. Nurse-Guard. (Immediate nants at low prices. Also rug wool In this court, and by mailing in a regis­ occupancy. RsasonaMe otter con- L Hend-brelded nig. 7%' priced. Suburban Realty Co. ML Nice nelghbortiood. FuU price, Walker Jr.. Estate Lane. Off OM Mill onstration agent of the Stete fo r $898 com p lete. If you need one from our five cent High Grade Nut chine with buttonhole attachment. pansion to 6 rooms. FireplM , com- Road. Lake Poreat. Ullnols; John J. ed the missing msn as Joe K. WlU assume a‘‘m p cn ^ ry position aedan. 4,070 mUea. ExceUent con­ ElducaUon. We offer training, ex­ it’s a bargain. Eatimatea also X 8’. Tel. RockvUle 8-8848. A Doztn PoinsoHias 8-$318. $12,800. CaU Oanscr and Co. 30. Home Economies Dept. wUI speak machines in this area. No seUIng! Paid holidays, 2 weeks vacar Like new. % size bed, spring and Vialt the binstlon storm windows and doors. Mynham. 334 N. Lake Shore Drive, Baker, $4, Ulia Harper, 42, Glenn in the company’s underwriting de­ dlUon. CaU MI. 9-1128. perience, lateat methoda. MRcheU given on large garages, breeze- 97857. Open 8 to 8. Chicago, lUlnola. ’ on ”Fun for the Sick-Abed Child.' To qualify for work you must have mattress, smaU sled. All reason­ Immediate occupancy. 160’ x 110’ Jbekaon, 37: Kenneth R. Richins, partment Healy, a graduate of the 9-2248. waya, pqrdiea', dormera, etc. For tion with pay. Excellent work, ab le M I. 3-4823, MAPLE GOVERNOR WlnUirop Employment Ralph Hmablower. Paul B. Skinner. A discussion period will foUow. a esu*, references, $640 cash, se­ desk, in exceUent condiUon. Ml. lot Buyer with $3,600 cash may Percy W. Brown. Jamda J. Phelan. 25; John Orvsl Smuln, 38, aU of Insurranee SchoM of the University fuU pahiculara, caU W. G. Mc- O ffice assume very attractive 'mortgage. Jr., and Paul H. Davla are both Special 1982 FORD Cuatom line. ExceUent MORTLOCK’S Driving School. Loat cured by inventory. Devoting 6 ing conditons. Apply in per­ SYMPHONY Records, Victor and 98140. SOUND VALUES Vernal, and Everett (teodrtch, 31, The son bora Oct. 24 to Mr. jt)f Connecticut wiU serve in the NaUy A Sons. TeL MItcheU 94992. Malta This From A Yard 3Conthly payments $70. Partnei'a and General Partners. Ac­ of Bluo BeU, Utah. condition. MI, 9-8879 after 8 p.m. confidence quickly reatored by hours a week to bualnesa, your end Columbia 78 R.P.M. albums, from PHATT A W HITNEY cordingly. they are Bpwlal Partners and Mra. Lester W. McIntosh, of loes department as assistant to son after 6 p.m. ONE THOR Automagic washer, ex- MANCHESTBIt-Cape Cod. four BkiUed, courteoua inatructora. Eki- BPESCIAT.l/ilWG in custom buUt ga­ on percentage coUectiona win net private coUectlon. Save 70%. F. only aa between themselves and other Richlna, Baker, (tok. Harper ThompsoavUle, has been named Vice President Allen C. Ward. 1962 CHEVROLET deluxe tudor, ceUent condiUon, to . CeU MI. AIRCRAFT rooms, expandsMs, five years oIA Partners. and Jackaon were married. Rich- doraed teaching method Inaurea rages, Stanley overhead doom . up to $400 monthly, increasing ac­ M. Pilatuner. MI. 9-3814. G E R A R D s t r e e t Dennis Arthur. The maternal Friel Joined the fawurance com­ radio, heater, like new. PoaiUvcIy C. GILL MOTOR SALES $-3880 after 7 p. m. hot wster hast, oU, all city utlUUes. T1>e Partners altove named are all ins, a newlywed, was to havo baen aafe driving. Reaulta guaranteed. Cabinets, block Ule ceilings, al- cordingly. For interview. Include authorised to transact the Partnership grandparents are Mr. and Mra. pany aa a claims examiner in 1950 only 2,000 mUea. Local • elderly MItcheU 9-7398. phone in application. 171 Union St., Rockville EXECTROLUX Vacuum cleaners. Near bua line. FuU price $10,800. 6 room Colonial. Fireplace bualneaa and sign tha firm name. honored along with Ua bride at a while Healy Joined the company la teraUons, additions. CaU FYank THAYER CARRIAGE, Mond maple Arthur Starr, of Thompsonville, man former owner. Douglaa C oitola , M I. 3-8322. Sales and service. Demonstrations CAPE COD—six finished rooms, screened porch, bpsakfest nook. The name and place ot resideoce of special party tonight in VeroaL 1948 as s Junior umtorwriter. WRITE BOX K AUTOMOBILE Bookkeeper, exper­ crib, high chair. May pen. AU in B igh t M W Is SB the Special Partners who ara not also and tha patoroal grandparents, Motora, 833 Main. FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto by appointment'. Tel. MI. 3-6471. nice condition, oU heat, aU' city tUe bath, lavatory, garage, con­ General Partners are; Rclauvos of the trappod miners Driving Instruction with Insured clo H E R A LD ienced. Good pay. 40 hours. C ^ good condiUon. hO. 97181. e zcellea t tlOM t o venient to bus, stores, schools. At- Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. McIntosh, CARPENTER Work. Free esti­ Manchester MI. 8-8189. utlUUea. wooded lot, garM*. ame- Alfred R. Meyer. Ituri Towers, Green­ spent moot of yesterday and last T o remove an iron-rust stain, dual control car caU Larson Driv­ mates. Reasonable ratea. No Job get eoe ef theae slte driva. FuU price h fio o . tracUvsly priced. wich, Connecticut: P. Dtwey Everett, night clustered around the pit, but ot Summit St. Mrs. Emma Me- 8940 BUICX Super. Good condiUon. CX061NG OUT Ito PhUco cheat •40 iPark Avenu^ New York. New apply oxalic add aolutton (8 ing School. Phone MItcheU too amaU. RockvUle 6-3111,. Oismonds—-W atdic^— geog Jeba at ’the BOLTON—Two nice small coun­ late last night many of them had Intoah, of Walker St., to the great tabtospoons of crystals to 1 pint 112 D rive B , SUver Lane Homea. WOULD YOU Uke to sell securi- freesera. Save 8100 end m ore. A l r e r e f t ’ W e York: Henry A Dearborn. 3SSo Exeter 9-6076. Jewebry 48 try homea to chooes from. One at Place, Santa Barbara CaUtorala; bean persuaded to return to their grandmother o t the baby and his o t e n t e r ) . Whan stain disappears Heip Wanted— Female 35 Ues? We are interested in expand­ 1 -8 cu. ft. 1 -12 cu ft. We have a have more Jebe . OLCOTT DRIVE two Uttle slaters. GENERAL CARPENTRY — Al­ $5,800, the other at $$,700. Also Arthur W. Wakelcy. 334 I-cfoester Road. homea and wait for word: Tbs apply weak ammonia aolution. 1947 BUICX Sedan. $4M. Heater, terations. additions and new ing our salea department in the deal for you. Budget terma. Ben- eeetl a wMer va­ Kenilworth. nUnofs; Isaac C. EUton, radio. A real nice car No down DRIVING Instructions from your MOTHERLY, Elderly lady wanted Mancheater area. We would like LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ new five room ranch with every­ A qusUty home of distinction. wives who refused to leave wore Rinse. Or moisten with lemon horns. Dual-control insured car, construction. Dormera, porchea, aon’e, Inc., 1088 Mein St. riety at tidlla — J r , 301 Aator Street, Chicago 10„ II- paym ent, $29.90 m onthly. C ole for piut time care of chUdren in to interview men or women 80 pairs, adjusts watclies expertly, thing for $13,200. 6 rooms, tils bath, lavatory, com­ IlDOla; Herbert I. 3tarkham. M il S. put up for the night by WaweiiM Juice and salt and dry In aim. standard or automaUc. C^l Man­ garages and rooms finlrtied at exchange for board and'room plus tteasonable prices. Open daOy. thaa la a leag, Dorchester Avenue. Chicago 37. lUtnola; reatdents. M otora, 436 Center. years and over who would be In­ DlNOro ROOM aet, table, buffet loag tfane. It’e a Ws have many mors Uatlnga. bination storm windows, awnings, Dean D. Prancla, The WhItebaU, Apart­ Read Herald Adv*. Do iMt aoak. chester Driving Acae'emy. PI. reasonable pricea Workmanship small salary. CkUl between 6-10 terested in learning the securities Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce and Bix chairs. CaU after 8 p. m. 2-7249, ToU free. /eal opportuaHy (teUThe stUched garage, an sera lot with ment Hotel, IM E. Delaware Place, 1947 DODGE Sedan, radio and guaranteed. Free eatimatea p. m. MI. 9-8608. business. Appointment may be street MItcheU 9-68S7. H artford 7-0678. fine trees.. ProfaesionaUy decorat­ Chicago. 11, nuaola; Arthur O. Lilly. Robert M. Alexander. Telephone for mea wha heater, good Urea. Very clean in had by calUng Mr. Johnson, at ELLSWORTH MITTEN ed. Many extraa. Priced right 1133 N. Woodbine Avenue. Oak Park. aide and cut. Apply 88 Trebbe Mitchell 9-7716. have wraated the lUlnoia; Henry E. Greene, R.P.D. No. Garages—ServiM -. MI. 3-8631, Coburn A Mlddlebrook, SIMMONS . SPRING and mattress AGENCY Evenings and We^anda CaU L CrawfordsvUle. Indiana; Pranktin B. D riv e. M L 9-9781. LEGAL SECRETARY, Manchester. In c., 841 M ain St. Foci and Fesd 49-A fo r douM e bod , $18 com plete. M l. oeearity aatl ad- Evaaa. ’ TOM A South Shore Drive, Clll- Storage vaacemeat ep- Realtor A RIMINDR TO USERS OP 1 0 ALL KINDS of carpentry work. Write Box E. Herald. 8-8140. cage 43. IUIdoU; Mahlon O. Bradley. 70 ATTENTION CAR Buyera. We cor- DRY HARDWOOD, furnace, fire­ portaaltleo which MI-8-5930 or W IL U A M M cB r i d e — 30 -3 -4 8 1 6 E. Walton Place. Chlrago 10. Illinois, dlaUy extend you an invitaUon to TWO OARAGES for rent. Could bo Reasonable ratea MItcheU 9-4291. YOUNG Woman over 17 for part place and stove, $18 per cord, $18 FOR SALE—WesUnghouee wringer 4, Theis.rartnr ' nerahip -Iwalneaa’ la a gen­ Sitnathmg Waatad— wa oS er. J. WATSON BEACH and CO. eral security hualnesa, Includtng Sctlns vlalt our 'enUrely new modern used for storage. 878 Center St. time drug store. Apply in person, per load. MI. 8-0131. type waafalng_.mechlao, 830. Ml. Mr. Whltcher MI-9-9531 T el. M I. 3-8694. Hartford 3-3115 aa broaer, dealer and underwriter, and aalearoom m RockvUle. It ia lo­ Florists—Nurseries 15 459 H artford R oad. Female 38 97878. the iMialneM ot acting, aa a Inroker la HERALD ADVERTISING WOOD Stove, fireplace lengths, COLOR cated on Windaor Ave., and la the 80C ROOM Ranch, raliant heat, commodtttea fln t coming into the city. BeauU- XMAS TREES (Wholesale). Select­ EXPERIENCSX) Sasea clerk. Atr- YOUNG WOMAN would Uke part $18.00 par cord- deUvered, - , WUU- 23 CANTERBURY St. Neat, cbm- i..The araounls of capital furnished Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 time general office work. Can tile batfa, $14,900. Owner H artford a ^ actually contributed by tha Spsetal fuUy jighted and a moat complete ed Balaam and Spruce that seU eondltloBed atore. Apply in paraon. mantle HArriaon 8-8217, MachlocfT aad Tbals 52 TRANSFER fortsMe home of six finished Partnara who are not also General M a ilow ’a. work between the hours of 8 a.m. 8-3280. aelacUon o f new 1984 m odela on sight. Wreaths, bougha etc. FOR rooms, FliU basement with play­ Partners auv. respectively, aa follosra: U rem WMfa T o ) Tear Ad 2tot Be M along with our thoroughly recondi- to 3:30 p.m. CaU MI. 9-8833. WE BUT-SeD-Trede Rent power room. Immediate occupancy. Alfrrt R. Meyer ...... $M8.$M 1949 H ARLEY 74 O.H. ExceUent Renowned quality. Moderate SHIRT PRESS operator wanted at W(X)D FOR Stove, fireplace or i i M o m RANCH H03CE, two bqdrooms, P. Dewey Everett...... 300.000 Advertfee On > The Berald Otflea Uonad and guaranteed uaed cara. condition. T el. M I. 9-8400 o r 9-7128. pricea. RetaUera triple invest­ mowera, ebaln eawa, tiUera, gar­ GOOD JOBS storms and screens. Lot 180’ front, 111200. MadeUne Smith, Realtor. Henry B. Dearborn ...... 43.500 New Model Laundry. Apply in WANTED—To care for chUdren in furnace. Coventry, PL 3-6638. den tractora, outboarda, power Tel. MI. 91643 or 2-4679. MONDAY ) FRIDAY 1 F. M. We are open every day from 8 a. ments. Writs for price brochure. person, 73 Summit St. home, west aide of town. Phone age, garden, trees, near bua, Arthur W Wakeley ...... 100.000 tools. Terma arranged, (tepltal GOOD P A Y IsaaeV;. Blaton. Jr...... 40.000 m. to 9 p.m. We are aura we can ONE BO Y’S 24” b icy cle, $12. Tw o Hughes Farms, Bernardston, M I. 8-8074. SEASONED Hardwood for stove, achoM and shopping center. Imme­ Herbert 1 Markham ...... 100.000 aave you money on your next pur- tricycles, one $8, one $2. Call MI. Maas. ’THE BIG earning season is here, Equipment Oo.. 88 Mein Stroai diate occupancy, only | 8to. Carl- COLUMBUS STREET H Tern Wtoh TO ) Teme Ad Mna6 Ba In' fireplace dr furnaces. CaU Laiga- Dean D. Prancla...... 100.000 Advorttee Oq chaae of a new or uaed car. Three 9-0174. ^ e have 6 openings. If you have a R.N. DESIRES position in physi­ ' ard GigUo. MI. 97083. 3 S cheek ton W. Hutchins, 30tchcU 96123, Only A few of these desir­ i ^ u r O. Ully ...... 48.000 > Tbs BoraM OOtoa qualified aaleemcn on ' hand at CUT FLOWERS, chrysanthemuipa, few spare hours daUy, write Box cian’s office as nurse and secre­ 30tchtU 8-48M. llrory A Greene ...... X.000 Mosical InatniBiciits 53 able room nncdi homes TUESDAY > MONDAY 1 F. M. aU Umea. Quick courteoua appraia- choice varieties. Corner of HiUs- A, Herald, for interview. tary. Has had 3 years’ office ex­ CANADIAN HAY and straw. AU Mahlon O. Bradley ...... » 30.000 • « » MOTORCYCLE 1946 H ariey D avid­ town Rd. and HUL St. M l. 3-6186. left Sensibly priced «t $12,- 4. The amount of.caMlal furnished ■la. Save time and money with perience and 6 years ho^>ital serv­ grades, any quantity Paul 8. SPINET PIANO, lase than one year ------2216 6H R(X)M Ctepe Cod on douMo also I f T an Wtoh TO ) T an r A d MOM Ba M our lower country overhead. Low son, $180. M itchell 9-8627. DO YOU NE»X> extra cash for PRATT A W HITNEY nd actually contributed by each Sp^ ice. CaU MI. 8-6033 between 9 - 13 Schendel, 187 G ardner S t , M an­ Md. Moving out of town. Sacrifice. Beautiful poinsettU motifs - in to. Largs living room, Utchon, 900 which includes • GE range cW Partner who la alao a OenerM Advw B aa On J. Tba nraMOHtoa bank finance ratea. Barlow Motor Oiristmas? Ther-’s stiU time to a.m . AIRCRAFT chester, Conn. PhMM 90468 $278 cash. Write Box B, Herald.. yellow end green will make rumpus room and laundry in baae­ and a GE -.*efrigerator. (|12.- Partner, aa hie contrthuUon aa a Spe­ Salea. Windaor Ave., RockvUle Roofing—SMlag It eanr it by showing our Chriatmaa Olvtaloa af Caltod Aiieraft ment. Overaise garage with cial Partner. Is: WEDNESDAY ) TUESDAY 1 F. M. Tel. 6N38. Tolland County'a larg Basiness Services Offered 13 toys and gifts.- Be a home demon­ ettrecUve stemp-ona for 600 without appliances). Ralph H ^ b lo w e r ...... 3800.000 FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that MUSIC Instrumental rental. Com- Oorporatioa Unena end aprons (espsieU Ily nice amealte drive, outside fireplace, Paul A Bhim er...... 75.000 DEADLINE eat Dodge and PlymeuUi dealer. stay on in any kind of storm, and strator now. MI. 3-7867. Dogs—-Birds->Fets 41 Gardaa— Fann - - Dairy ptoto Una of Inetmmenu. Rental E. Hartford S, Coaa. near achool. Tel. 30. 3-6864. Model home open by appoint­ Percy W. Brown ...... 140.000 VTau W M kTO ) T e n r A d M o m B o l i for UBS around the coming holl- Handy lltUo big style apron James J. Phelan. Jr...... 340.000 Adserttoe On > Tba HbraU Office RUBBISH REMOVED. MI. 9-3868. guttera oondnetora and roof re- Prodocta 50 W tod 'to porehaae pnee. Rep- that’s Just aa pretty for bootees ment at anytime and every FORD ’46 OonverUbte ’’Sporta- A JC.a REGISTERET Beagle piqw r eeenUng O ide, O ateiar, B a d , «y s). Burpriae your friends with BRK3C AND fihlngl* C m Ood. 2 Paul H. Davla...... 75.000 palra CaU Coughlin, MItcheU EXPIERUCNCIU) Counter gfal, P*rt Sunday afternoon. . 7. The PartneraMp commences Octo­ aMB” good coddtUon. Beat offer. 3-7707. 4 months, good hunfing and field CABBAGE, Pick your own. 78c a Pedtor and Bimdy. Matter’a Muteo Fft Unena trimmed with this dutiaa as In tha kltchan. And It yean young. 6 rooms, 2 unfinitb- FOR THURSDAY > WEDNESDAY 1 F. M. See at tS CbnteU St. Utaie. A pp ly 280 H artford R oad. Showy Sower. requires Just a yard of cMoiful ber 1, 1353 and conunues to aad tnclud- WIRINO IN8TALLATTON of aU trial stock. PI. 2-«730. bushel. Corner of Bush RIU Rd. Studio, ITT M cK ee. hatcheU od, 2 -^ garbgo. Youngatown T. J. CROCKETT, Broker September 30. 1364. types. No Job too wwaii Poter and BeU St., South Manchester. 97SOO. Pattern No. 3216 contains 8- fabric in the smaller aiaea. Short caMnot idtehon, acrean, hot water _ r im irB SS WHBREOP. the uader- I f T en w ish TO 1 T en r A d MtoM Ba t o GREAT EASTERN WOlCEN and girls to assort and THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet color transfer for 13 stsmp-ona tie-op style provided, too. h ost, firep la ca , 90 x 180 lot. A real 2tM Main S t ^ t risned have signto this Certficata aa af fidvMBsi On > Tba HeraM OfRea Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phooe size shade tobacco. Steady work. .Center, 996 Main St. Moogrel pup­ tib 1st dM oTOctober. 1363. MItcheU 9-7303. Wessuring from 8" x 4” to F’ » Pattern No. $03$ la a sow-rite nice home built by Anadldl, fairly Phone Mitchell 3-6416 Charles T. Lovsrtag. Ralph Hornblew- DISPLAY ROOFING AND W e(stone T o b a cco Q>rp., 274 pies. Turtela, monkeys, hamsters, YELLOW GLOBE turnipe. 78c a perforated pattern In atoea 12. 14, FRIDAY ) THURSDAY 1 F. M. Broiad 8L F : transferring end Uundering di- priced at $14200. Warran B. How- Residence. Mitchell 9-7751 jc. IJsuU A Skliiiwr,>Pcrcy W. Brown. ffm C TANKS COMPLETE Hand and power lawn CONSTRUemON CO. tropical fish, tanka, accessortes. basket CaU ML 98769. uctlona; plus Instructlona for 1$, 19 $0; 40, 42. Bias 14. 1 yard la ^ Realtor. Phono hOtefa^ Charlea A Perrigo, 1 ^ /. Eakin. Otla guaranteed singing canaries. Oon- A Glaaebrook. Jiv. Charles A BargenL H Tau W to Ta Taur Ad M to Be Bt AND Bwwer salea and aervlce. Motors 24 Ouk Street "‘cking a helf-spron and a lunch* of 29tncb; scrape for appUque. 96606 any timt. 3CANGHB8TER -N a a r Park r a c U w ^ O. McOannell. Waller M. Gib- COPY famed and overhauled/ Pldt-up and necUcut bred parakeets. OaU ML NO. 1 G R E E N bCountain potatoes. M M RIDGEGLASTONBURY •OB s e t For this pattern, aato Me in rsatteoal grounds, bus and storta. Ita, Hoamrd A Buhac, Geecge L. Mor­ TheBtoMOfara Help Wanted—Male 36 FLAN NOW FOR YOUR FUTURE HOME! ap-s -An 9-4278. Open aU day Wednesday. deUvered to your door. Orders now Send 25e' in ooina, your name, coins, your name, addreaa, atea da- 3>et Nsemawerk Album. Dirac* water IMBL tilo ,bath, pteture erin- r a u l^ . Itoria Luther Dearborn. LenU ItdS A. M. OAT OS SWUCAlieW inCW r SAT. 1 A M l MItcheU 90428. eua-Toas. I O o if for puppet mittens, basic era- planning a pnettenh aowtoanla Lota for Sale 75 fiBito aifte P. Waikra Jr.. J ^ , J. “ 8M M VU X OHABOE $3J6 A. V. LINDSAY — Owner day from the '-ery start, guaran­ daw, plaateted waBs. fain caUar, Cf'OMv Harry____, __ A Treea Hatfield teed commission and expenses? If torid^ ^ebes end grand ^ wardrebs. Gift pattan bcM tedto amgr trass, ceetrany located LOT ITS* Fteatege. 210’ deep. weU Mariiham. AtfrA R. M ejs^ P. Dewm TbL20-«48« M . BUFF OCXXER Spaidei. nude, 9 LAST CALL to Green Mountain aids tbo book. BnM 25 oanta to­ ^erett. Henry A -Dearbara Arthur W. •o, I have a permanent opportun­ monUia. Gentle djenosUion, houss- are prUted to thU iasua 35 Ifmr bM aad odMoL OuU Meared. ItqaacBahly priced. Pboae O atu fitfr Ctintitts ifaralii I- WaH nm lriih. CMiy pntetnes at Ensena GexUardoae •mta. day. tm W. mtdUm. ML 9tl$2,94m . 3 a 96400 or 3 a 9712S. R«id HeraM Advs. ity for you serving asUblfaihed ous- bteken. re, K n^W ebster Lane, off Bsbna I O. Bradiar. tomers. WriU Box JK. Berald. pedigree for breeding. ML , R oa d , B o ite o ; ■'7' y . .'■J'v:' •t' i r I

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. J«| | ; jitmrl^ipBtor Ctt^ttins if^ralb -Avtiiaa DMr N at^SM Ci m DeLM^UMI- Pvt. Wiuaas B. Troy, Korean Mrs. Oscar Ruebhaussa obosrver W tif TSteran, while at his home on at the United Nations fOr the Flying to Bride ■ . r '"Ak«aaC|m'j Doepar Bt, before he was trans- League of Women Voters of the PUC Permits faried from Cnahlnf General Hoe- United States, wiU discuss hoW SIm WWiiiiigt«t>8uitUi l« ^ I tal,' Pramingham, to the Army “Attacks on the U. N. Affect the tKatfir pcnp win vUlt fh* KMn Mass., Replacement UlCM ROBM (or Cri|q^ gospitai in West Rosbury, Issues" at the fourth meeting of Mmushm$Usr^A City of ViUago Charm dna, Twwaajr. toavliig town nt was honored with a party at the the "Inslf|p the U. N.“ aeries spon­ 'tiW B. n . in i^vnU cnra. Anyone home o f Mrs. Ethel M. Jones, of sored by the Service Bureau (or O f Underpass Cooper Bto by neighbors and pre-, Women's Organisations in Hart­ ^ "A -S O O " LXXIII, NO. S3 iC tm U tsii AthrarlMhg an Page 12) MANCHESTE*R, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, lfS 3 (FOURTEEN PAGES) ilMlfiiiy trnnaporUtlon should sented with k fine smoking Jacket. ford. The meeting will be held In you enll Mrs. Korman Lnnon, • Bruce It will be recalled that Pvt. Frey lUL the Hartford Courant auditorium Permission to replace the under­ was honored by a parade in Sep­ on Broad S t, Nov. 18, at 7:30 p.m., pass at Hilliard Street with a tember with Ena. Andrew L. Riker, and is open to anyone who is in­ H ie fonowlnc loeel atudenta ro(> HI, this town's oniy repatriated terested. grade crossing has been granted latered last week with the enteilnK primner of that conflict, and both the New York, New Haven and D em ocrats (redunsn class at Bryant College received gifts from the townspeo­ Hartford Railroad by the Public of Business Administration, Provi­ The Women's Auxiliary o f St. Trieste Quiet; ple- ____ Maty's Episcopal Church WIU Utilities commission. Estimated NO OTHER STOCKING dence, R, I.: Janet D, Bradley meet in the parish house Monday, cost o f the work is $38,000, of dMiahter of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Loyal Circle of King's Daugh­ which the town would pay $15,000. Assail G O P BnMl^. 124 Porter Bt^, in the sec­ at 7:30 p. m. On this occaston, LIKE IT! Shoreline Area ters, of Center Church, will meet four women from the Hartford The town petitioned the PUC retarial science course; David R. Monday night in the Federation asking the road be allowed to Niohoia, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Archdeaconry will be the speakers. Room at 7:45. Surgical dressings Hostesses ^11 be Mrs. Ludwig eliminate the narrow underpass S p y Is s u e Arthur D. Nichols. 24 Delmont 8t., will be folded and refreshments WE ASSURE YOU and George B. Bhaw, son o f Mr. Hansen. Mrs. Robert Hathaway, which town officials consider a will be served by Mrs. Harold Bel­ Mrs. Charles Cole, . Mra Max traffic- hazard. A hearing on the and Mrs. George 8. Bh^w, 27 Xdi- cher and Mrs. Clarence Petersen, aon Rd., both in the business ad­ Kasulki, Mrs. Henry Weir and matter was held O ct 8. Waahington, Nov. V MP)— Mrs. William Brennan. After lengthy negotiations, the btcsuse Alba hai aspaciatly craatad a Rome, Nov. 7 (A^Vlolant Bari, ■oulhtaatam ItaUan port city. The Eisenhower administra­ ministration course. All three are Auxiliary Police will meet at the graduatsteo of Manchester High town and the railroad had agreed itoeking with thasa unusual standards . . anti-British riots erupted in FUtaan poUca and 80 studanta wara tion has swung behind the ichool. Finley St. shooting range tomor­ Soiis were bom at the Hartford on the construction of a grade injured bafora tha dsmonatrators Storm, Tide Damage row from 12:30 p. m. on for in­ Hospital on Nov. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. crossing. The tow-n will raise Rome and other Italian cities warn quallad, Ckimmunlat - in - government struction and target practice. Mlltoii Dickinson, 673 Hartford Hilliard Street about six feet and axaet maasurad langths parfact propor­ again today in protest against PoUca also broka up outbreaks issue with a bang, in a move Part of the program will be given Rd., and to Mr. and Mrs. Carl the railroad will lower the tracks Ubody strNt fighting in tha In Milan, Genoa, Naples and Maa- Democrats deacribiBd as an efr over to Instruction and work on Leiner, French Rd. about the same distance. tions . . slandarixad haal . . dullast high slna, fltcUy. Bxeapt for ona person fort to offset Republican de­ riot and Thompson machine guns. disputed port city of Trieste. V Fint Snowstorm of Season Leaves Mark on Town The present tmderpass has a AlUtough Trlaate itself ramainad In Nnplaa, no cnaunlUea wars feats at the polls. SPECIJU^ clearance of 14 feet and only one twist finish . . spacial stratch-top ham ported from thaao elUas, however. ^ ^ , ...... ^------Members of Gibbons Assembly, aplqt aa U. 8. and British troops In Chicago yaatarday Atty.jOcn. Red Cross Reports Edwia D’Agostino vehicle can pass through it at a and a naw run-rasist vantilating toa. patroUad tha downtown, araa with In London, Foreign Bccratnry Brewnall naaartad fornwr Prasi- Roads Awash; BUSINESSMEtrS Catholic Ladies of Columbus, are -time. A survey made Oct. 8 be­ llxad bayonets, ahouUng, stona- Aflthony Eden nnd the lUUnn Am- dant Truman promoted tha lata reminded -of the Memorial Mass tween 8 and 9 a.m. showed that baaandor swapped proteata. LUNCHEON for deceased members, tomorrow First Aid Changes Impatient with Immigration red throwing Italians balUad poUca in Harry Daxtar White in govarn- tape that has kept him and his 391 vehicles or an average of 180 Wa ara so sura that tha quaKty of Cltlas up and down tha Italian boot. In Triaata itaatf, tha situation mant after tha FBI had notified morning at 7:45 in St. James' an hour weqt through the pass. was quiat but stUt grim and tansa Church. intended bride apart for more than 18 .e e s In I b b tha WhiU Hquaa that WhiU waa a Norman Oeboms, recruitment The town’s $15,000 share would Alba's "A - 300" is suparior that In Roma, a mob asttmatod at as tha embattled city praparad to Soviat apy. t i M nine months, a Manchester man cover cost of raising the level of bury its dead, killed in aavaga Tha eharga, MtUrly daniad by Homes Cut Off Ronald A. Pearl, a freehman chaiman for Red Cross First! Aid 12,000 atorinad a ring of club-wlald- taBTED DAILY will fly to Milan, Italy, tomorrow the roadway. wa will ba happy to raplaca tham rioting with BrUlsb-trainad police. student at Babson Institute of Service has announced that sup­ Ing riot poliea around tha BritlBi Truman, npparantly waa the first to marry a Florentine girl he met ambaaay untU a bqrfaga of taar Amarican troops marchad thair move of a naw admlnlatrattoa po- Business Administration, Welles- plements to the ARC First Aid By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Isy, Maas., will take the special in­ while on a four month tour of if tha waar is not antiraly satis­ sa aant tha demonstrators in posts along tho waterfront Plaasa iltlcal offanstve. Club Chianti textbook are now available at Red ball ’Units (Union Squarai where Abnormally hiffh tides in Long Island Sound today canriad tensive program of study open to Europe last year. YD Will Entertain SIght. At least SO policamart and Appravefl By FraMSwit 14 DEPOT SQDARE the students o f the college in order Cross headquarters. Center St. factory. 100 rlotars wars Injurad. Thar# waa tha bloodiaat flghtlng rasuUad in Brownail’a aettra waa approved a serious threat of flooding in lowland areas along- the entira to complete his undergraduate Any person holding an active cer­ Edwin D'Agostino, proprietor of a almUar damonatratlon yaatarday four dead yaatarday. At least six in ndvanca by Eisanhowar and fol­ waterfront. At Norwalk, with the tide due to crest at 11:4S course and earn his degree of tificate in first aid may obtain a the Manchester Dry Cleaners, be State Department at tha Amarican Emhaasy. have been killed in wild outbreaks lowed by only two days a daclnra- Anothar flares (ight broka out in a.m., many lowland roads already were under water and poHca Ba<^elor of Science in Busihear copy without charge. came engaged to Slgnorina Marzia ^ $ 1 ,3 5 tlon by San. McCarthy (R-W is) were evacuaUng persona from their*/ ...... Administration in three years in­ "TTiese supplements contain' Marazzoll, a teacher of English The state department of the front of tho Britlm conaulata in (OanthMMd on Pngs Panr) that Rapublieana could Mama thair several important changes in First homes. State Police from the West- stead of four, by carrying a special and French, while he stopped over Yankee Division Veterans Assn, elaetion defeats on failure to talk port barracks aided city police in concentrated schedule of study. He Aid technique with which quali­ will be entertained by local YD about Oommunists-in-governmant. fied first-aiders should be famil­ in Florence. Norwalk and Westport In arous­ Banar and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton veterans at the VFW Hall at 3 Within two hours after Brow- ing rcsidenta of the threatened Snow, Sleet D. Pearl. 114 Woodland St.* iar," said Osborne. "The new back D'Agostino returned from his p. m. on Sunday. It la expected nell'a' speech waa ralaasad yaatar- pressure-arm lift method of arti­ areas. tour last January and announced that about 100 YD men and their day. Rap. Simpson (R-Pa) was At half-tide, the water'wai re- . William Wise, director of the ficial respiration is described, that he and Slgnorina Marazzoli wives will attend from various Swiss Korea Tean] saying In a mimeographed state­ change in treatment of frostbite ported from two to three feet Rummate Sale State Water Commission, will be would be married as soon as she parts of thp. state, including Col. ment that the Elaenhower admin- above normal. Flooding was threa- < D eal Nation the speaker at the meeting of the and freesing, and new instructions could come to thU country. Harry Bisseil and others from out­ -latratlon will urge "still mora In- and limitations on the use of the thsJWHAUeo tened at Com^ Beach, Weatport, Klwanls Club Monday noon at But-D'Agostino grew increasing­ side the state. The committee has tenalve efforU". by McCarthy and ST. MMES tourniquet are outlined...... MAWCHBITBI CONII^ the Saugatuck Shores rad in the 12;15 at the Manchester Country ly impatient with immigration re­ worked hard the past few weeks to the Houae Un-American Actlvltiea lower section of Norwalk. Club. The most important o f the new strictions as the month's passed. get the food solicited. If any YD Threatens Pnll-Out committee to uncover Oommuaist Tw in B low SCHOOL H U l instructions indicate that tourni­ flo he is flying tomorrow on a man has not been con tact^ by ______infiltration into •^v»m'ient. In the latter area water already Ihe Fellowship Group of the quets are used only as a last re­ Pan American > Airways plane for oversight-his attendance is wel­ had overflowed a seawall and waa By THE A8SOCIATBD FBBBB South Methodist W8CS will meet sort for severe bleeding . which Milan. Slgnorina Marazzoli will come anyway. Panmunjom, Nov, 7 (AV-The Swiss today threatened to L settling over a wide area. Many Park St., Memchwfer homes faced the poesibility of The fall seaaon’g m oit Monday at 7:45 p. m. at the home threatens life and cannot other­ meet him there and together they quit the Korean Repatriation Commission unless the (Om- mittec, aaid BrowneU’a atStement severe storma— anow, sltet. o f Mrs. Albert Schendel, 189 Gard. wise be controlled. Once the will go to Livoro on the Italian munists are barred from harassing anti-Red Chinese and had “further vindicated" McCar- being cut off entirely by the ad­ ner S t tourniquet is in place, it is notjto Riviera where the Florentine girl vancing watera. rain and strong winds— be removed except by a physiclim, Korean prisoners during prolonged interviews. The threat | Satinlay, Ntv. 7 has a sister. cams laaa than 24 hours after the Rep. * Moulder (D-Mo), a member At Milford, Town Manager John struck wide sress in ths The Hartford County Bar Assn, despite the length of time it has They will be marrie:! at Livemo MoBclitfr Wdipap«r of the Un-American Activities J. Desmond declared a state of northeast and over the great been in place. Handbagi Indian Chairman of the Commia- 7:30 PJy|. will hold the second panel of a and will sail to the Isle of Capri and PdEt CompEBy •ion, Lt, Gen. K. 8. Thimajrya, in -; r f f A 1 * CommiUae. accused Republicans emergency as the Red Cross open­ plains states. Cold sir 'ex­ series of domestic relations insti­ "This change has been made as for a two weeks wedding trip. o t a i l A d v i s o r s | JlJ'S*®®***"* to a new k w m p d f ed two schools as emergency shel­ tutes Monday from ? 30 to 4:30 a result of research and study The couple will return Nov. 21 248 Broad 8L—Tel 30-8-8581 directly warned the Reds to change tfca.' ters for familiee driven from their tended from the Rockies ts Sponaored by the Ladies since World War II, and is based to this country and will take up OPEN EVERY EVENING their tactica or face suspension o f' p.m., in the South Court Room of the interviews Monday. 1 'The Rspublicane have nothing homes by the advancing water. the Eastern Seaboard. of St. Maurice (Bolton) the County Building. The subject upon the recommendation of the residence at D'Agostino’s home on UNTIL 8 For Fall and Winter to show the American people inso­ Although the entire shorelUie of The flrat northeaster of tho asa- win be divorce. National Research Council.'’ Coventry Lake. Armln Daeniker Swiss member | Seek to Break far aa their own record of aecom- the town was being battered by Mn, erupting suddenly yesterday, of the Neutral Nationa Repatria- \ plishmanta is concarned so they high waves and strong winds, the swept up the Middle AUraUe tion Commiasion, declared that tin -: CoMt, spreading a band of anow less two important rule changes Talk Deadlock tOantianed on Pngs Thlrtsaa) (Coattaaed aa Paga Four) from the mountains of South Cuo- Top handle styles, also are adopted the Bwlts would “he lins to southern New Englrad. forced" to reconsider their man­ Panmunjom, Nov. 7 (iP)—United The snow diminished during tho draw string pouch or date to alt on the commiaslott. atatea and Communist staff advia- j night in som*e areas. But than ilMJWHAL-Cea Mnkae Two Demands era today began secret negotia- Greek Royalty • M-rsld Photo. Jordan Dispute were up to 10 inclwa at Colby. nnnnifrm fnwi shoulder strap styles. Ha demanded that; tiona almed'Bt breaking a deadlock I It went thet-*-wsy. seema ts ba tha muta naaaga a( thia aaapla trea palatiag la the diroetia KrasM, and more than six laebM 1. Indian chairmen of NNRC tahea by the aeaaaa’a flnit eaewatanh. aeeaaepaaiad by high wtada, whlfii raeed thrangh hewn aU last on the ground in other sections of Many with .zippers. . b c o „ „ , u - . Schedules Visit ■irat and early this menriag. This maple, la the yaid e( Mrs. Sna Haward, S4S Baeney 8t„ Is ane mt Solution Near; Kaaam, and in Nebraska, riangpl interviews emptfwarad to halt Two Allied and two Communist anuty at aim tainirUrt ht iha area. The tell aaaenff TV sntmmsm, hMiavar, Jnat' Vania and Maryland. any aeasion if Comntuotat per- 1 Faille, plastic calf and advlaers eonfarred for an hour and aaaeag the trees. Haaardeoa Driving atJulert violata tha priapner’s 40 minutes and agreed' to med T^o genuine leathers. rights under the Genava Conven­ Dairy Farm Report Coming The anow turned to rain or stoat Give yourself the gift of glamour with a tion. raain at 11 a.m. Monday (8 p.m. la some sections o f ’the tw o whWly 1 ^ Sunday). MParsted storm belts, incraaalag 2. The Oimmunlata interview in Kaiineth Young, named by U. 8,1 Oswego, IlL, Nov. 7 (P>—Mr. and Bx ljo h m a cA L i one day all prtqpnara they call to . Gaoiua BntHh rallad out tbn Washington. Nov. 7 Iff)—Spacial the already hazardous driving can- the explanatlmi area. envoy 'Arthur Dean for the y m n r welcema iriat today for the Kingt Ambaaaador Btaic Johnston is re­ ditions on streets rad highways. - Obaarvera here Mid it appeared laval talks, after the maetlng, and Queen o f Graoca. ported te have perauaded both Transportation, hoth by sir and $298 ' probable the Swiss would ba able "both tides hgreod that until wa Tha Smltha, who liva in an 11- laraelta and Arabs to consider highway, w m sharply curtaito4 ( ^ to win approval of tha rule can report to eiue representatives room whits .houM on their 225- joint development of Jordan Valley especially in the eMtem storm we will remain non-dbmmittal in water resources. belt. Scores o f ptoraea trara changes Monday, with support public." here hog and dairy farm, had' told Over Ato*ocities Major Storm Loss from the Swedes and Indians. their Kandatl County neighbors Johnston, now in Paris, is due to stranded on eMtern highways ia To However, there was speculation But the South Korean gpvarn- they didn't anticipata any "fuss report to President Bisenhower soma rural areM. Thera wara traf- ment. which Friday night attackad United NaUona, N. T.. Nov. 7 j ■ ...... Sc jama in the cities. that this would lead to a walkout the aecret moetinga at Panmutt-. and ftathars" on the occasiea of some time next week on the re­ by pro-Gommuniat Czech and the royal visit. az high at aix Student Paper from a sudden worsening of Is- spent last night In Chicago .rad bly is stated to mMt next week' inebea, but waa rapidly dtaappear- raeli-Arab relations over which whipped the falling anow into Only about 3 per ^nt of tha Dean aald he felt advisers might an the atrocity issue but' merely drifts in the nu«l areas. It w m prisoners interviewed so far have be able'to succeed in an informal will return th m for a banquet Ufla ing today becauae of the heavy Johnston )iad no control. Playtex gives you true slenderness in evening. to place the item on the agenda rainfalls that followed the anow. Refutes Charge Despite pome violent Arab news­ chilly rad thS winds rad anow « elected to return to their Com­ atmoaphera where the higher level in accordance with last week’z fashioned a wintry Mtting. munist homelands. Only 81 of delegates had failed because there It was the King who set plane Temperatures dipped below frees- g-a 1 -n 1 paper attacks on him. they aaM:' complete comfort. for today's call in motion by say­ recommendation by the Steering ing during the ni^t but graduaUv I If' K dxgi l■''|•ghtbi^1* Johnston has convinced all flve The cool air extendad alt tha 2,080 said they would go hack. waa no “ give and take.*^ Committee. Any reaoluUon would climbed ^aln today to Aa upper A 1.C II A A If AK!;! The next Interviaws ara achad- In the two-year armiatlca talka, ing he dcairad to aac “ a typical governmenta to study carefully a way from the Rockies to Naw New PUYTEX New Jewelry midwest farm.’’ An aids of Gov. have to ba enured when the item 40’z. I _____ Unlted i...... Natioiu plan for - developing - Englrad rad into the south with uled for. Monday. tha Oommunlsts often yielded on comet up for aaaemMy debate, thorny iasuca when ths negotla- William G. Stratton aeloctad that Ne Major Damage ( Cambridge. Maas., Nov. 7 tffl— the Jordan River along the lines the exception of southern F lorid Maj. Gen. Jan Btanatrom, who of Smith; 88, and his wife. Ana, probably next month. of America's Teimesaee 'Valley The stormy weather dealt a rspresenta Swedan on tha' com- tlAns wera dropped to a staff level Reaeintioa Uafiaunod Three limba snapped o ff by the Ben. McCarthy (R -W is.), haa been and ahieldsd from 'public view. IS. 'Ilie (arm ta located 40 mtlas winda caused some power failures challenged by the Harvard Crim- Authority (TVA.) knockout blow to football and Maeic-Controllef ’ For Evaryday or mlaaion, said ha la “ peasimiaUe’ west of Chicago. A source clooe to tha U..8. del- State Department oOciata call C / ffZaMC HMD) about tha (uturs of the axpUnS' The controversy dropped in the egmtion' said no resolutloh - hah and put out aome telephones son undergraduate daily newspa- Upe of the staff workers Involves King Paul, who lad hia country's around town but no major damage per, to “put up or shut up" on his this an achievement in view of the (Coatiaoed oa Paga Paor) Special Occasions tlOns. (arm racovtry aftar.World War n ,! been framed yet, but the Amerl,- critical state in which Johiuton Btenstrom aald, howaver, he an agenda for preliminary talks was reported. TV antennae were' charge that Harvard atudenta are waa Invitad by Smith to.viaw hia cana reportedly are mulling over damaged rad fences Mown down. being expoaed to “Communist pro- found Mid-EMt affairs, after a peraoiuklly has not seen force called to arrange the already de­ prosperoua griUfl and hay tayout two main poaaiMliUat: Noo-rall top and GoM and silver finish in tai­ layed Korean Peace Conference. (eiaors rad party philosophy.'' Moody raid on a Jordan village by used to hold priaonera in the long which boatta 80 hand of Holstein 1. A call for the aaaemMy to Parker Boren, manager of the Israeli forcee. yw liiddea ’’finger’* Interviews. The Communists insist that the eo'wa and 250 piga farrowed thia Maachitter Electric ^vision of A Crimson editorial today re­ lored and atone act atylaa. first Item on the agenda be debate plied to a charge voiced Thursday , This sttack, which esme after panclz (iUoetratod)l ’Tha Swadish member aald the year. (Conttmmd on Pago Poor) the Conn. Power Co., reported that Johnston had already atarted hta B iiU etiiis future of tha explanations pro­ on who should attend the top level various lines around town were by MeCtarthy Mying it knows of fcatlyliftyoar Alao sparkling rhinestone in On hand for tha viait were the trip, apparently boomed ray pros­ fn>M W irtB gram depends on how the Reds parley. The Reda Insist that in­ Bmitha' (our children—Nanqette damaged from trw Ijmba falling on “no faculty .membera who acted ths AP wide assortment of atylaa vitations ba sent to such Asian them. M if ’ he were under - Communist pects for aubstantial setilement of abdominal Biiudea pursue their questioning and how 11, Cheryl 8, Kent 5, and the baby. the Israeli-Arab diq>ute. witling tha prisoners ara to coop- neutrals as India, Burma, Pakis­ Lota, not yet one month old. '- The first sign of dauage canw domination" and caUed- on the ... really control l __ ___ Buy now for gifts. tan and Indonesia and that Russia Wisconsin Republican to "actual­ Johiuton, after consulting with ORDCB8 WEATMBB PBOBM orata Monday. Mra. Bmith, an experienced host- at 1:20 thia morning and - there the White House rad State De­ tbooe ’’Calorie-Carvee.’’ Lovelj^ ■And h* reiterated that force attend, as a nautral rather than >aS CM who'bas entertained aa many News Tidbits were several interrupUona ahiM ly name the professor or pro­ H'aahlagtoa, Nev. 7 t*>—Tim cannot be used on the priaonera. a belligerent. fessors of Harvard who are- Com- partment. went ahead anyway rad textnrod letex onuide, clond-eoft 50 frianda at tha (arm ffuring that time. conferred with leaders of Israel, Cirief af. the U. B. Gen. Thimayya said Friday ..^?***'annual Whaatland ptowlng Culkd froii AP Wires Moat of the trouMawM centered muniaU.”, Bureau erdered a spatial la- febrie lining. . . with 4 dnrebly night tha explanations to antl-Rad U. N. nationa which fought in Ko- match. Mid the luncheon menu around the aouthweat section of In Washington yesterday, Mc­ Egypt; Jordan, LebaiMn and Syria. Further complicating the tMk vestigatloa today to fttd oat reinforced ad jnetable garterz. $|.00 to' ^'^*98 each was tha laaat of bar worriea; Aftar town. ' including Prospect. Hack- Carthy tnada puMic a tolegram ad- o'hy geveraawnt faaecaalara It e( 88,880,888 from late WM a sudden outbreak of.Arab Waahea in taeondt and yon can (Cantt— ii on Pago Thlrtoan) (CanUaned on Pago Two) [Uie fried chicken, acorn aquash, nrere fooled by today’s btt anew- bacon-flavorad green beana rad G eor^ -W . Davtaon of Greenwich (Cantlnned an Page Pear) (Ceatianed 'oq Page Fear) newspaper attacks on Johiuton ■tona. Or. Praaeto W. iatehal practically waUh it dry. appla pia ware auggMted by a brings total productive endowment bccauae of hta membership in the derfer, Bureaa head, Seaerihed apokannu for tha royal coupla'a of Wesleyan University to more American Christian Palestine thejmavy aaewfaU that Maaket* Chicago recapUon committoe, Mra. than $18,000,000 . . . 3tojority,vote Committee. After Johiuton returns, it ta ed the aaMheaat m a " i taam Indians Slow to Take arnlth telapnonad. the Queen’s at American Thermos BotUe Co. that didn’t bclmve m It wm sx- tady-in-waltlBg, Mrs. Mary Kara- at Norwich ia far no anioa. Political Feyer Mounts clear America intends to continue pectod to." $79 5 ’ Oirdia ( « tbewn) km, and confirmed it Clajrten Wells Bawley, 70, for- pressing vigorously for the. Arab The winesT No m w m planned. BMr treMurer o f HarUmrd Times, Countries and l a r ^ to units in a REOBABBB8T1SS Ponly GMIo wMi gortan $7.95 Drink on Reservation Beveragm for the lunch were mUk dies in Hartford . . . All municipal U. 'N. plan for cooperative bar- nesainY o f the Jordan River. Berlla. Nev. 7 t>B' ■ East Gam Paoty Iriaf $4.95 and coffee. employes of Em I Haven, except As Filipino Vote Nears •an Faliee said today they hayo Leather Belts teachers, take loyalty oath in American oMciaia my this proj­ Albuquerque, Nov. 7 Iff)—Now • that Ufa is tha moat important The Sipple pie w m a„ happy arrested a t Icaal ISS agy asm thought Mrs. Bmith hM won nine pubUc ceremony, with program ect will have .a high priority in that New Idexlco'a Indiana can ^ thing. A man ahouid drink good Middle East policy because it ia peete eqMpped with 1 Narrow and wide belts in smooth or suede'finish. flrat prises with bar ptM at ths being interpreted m one to bring Manila, Nov. 7 UO—Feverish po-V Ington hava tasusd aUtemenU nattera, “aeeret n A T T E X have a aoctabie drink at hhme, 1 water to live a long time — and pressure in (5vor of new school looked upon m : they don't want it. 'not other thlnga which make him Wheatland Pair. liUcal tonsloa gripped the PhUlp-i a_"hrada off" pMlcy. (Colors: Black, brown, red, tan, green, etc. What about drasa, aMting ar- board policy to requlra simitar I Graft rad corruption ln.£Overn- 1. The only way to halt a > AlUtough it’s been almost two i a naanlae wanting to fight" pUiM today M candldatM delivered , ment is the* major tasu# in ths months since the state lifted its The Rev. WendaU Chino, chair­ oaths of tMchera. RED BATS U.« .' Invisible p l a y t d c (OanUaned 'aq Page Twe)^ Bute Health Department rays closing argumenU to voters who election. MsgsayMy hM repaated- (Caattaned eai Page Pear) ban against aata of liquor to the man of the Mascalaro Apache wlU pick a prosMIdant and oongress- ly charged that Quirino'e adminia- Moaeew. Nov. 7 (ff) — ] tribesmen, tha 18 Puebloa. twn Tribal OmncII, want along with sUte water supply ta atlU critically MhUater Nikolai ~ lew, naming Oreanwich, Watar- menI on TtiiaHy, ! trstion is riddled with graft. And Apache reaervationa and three GarciaVIM I LIB andMKl Otrdova.‘V^UIUUfB. HailB Wia aald UlSthe I 1 m Thera w m atroog poasibUity ' he asks Filipinos to vots for him eoalag 'the UaHafl Navajo communiUM sUU haven’t matter had bean disoiiaaad lafor- B r i t i s h i T e i C h t e r bury and Norwich m coromuniUea French Units Halt J(-00 to ^2 '®® each whera cesaTvoira a n atlU low . . . that a new taadcr may emerge to restore honesty to the nstionsl Living Girdle okayed um of liquor on tribal land. maUy at oouaeil aMstings- and hia ^ from the hard fought campaign. government. And oflictata aay they ^ ' t ax- Tan major milk distributors in Bevtat armed fotoaa, lABRIC UNEO em iXE people ware a g ^ p a r m ltttiig II-1 W c a l U e r S A t t R c k New York anbpeeaaied to produce Former Defeiwe Secretary Ra*/ Quirino denies that his admiata- Red Master Plan pent the tribesmen to do quor on their Mg reMrvaUon. mon Magaaysay, tS-year-old Com­ tratioa ia dtohotMst. Ba rad other lag witk aradera a n • ■ U. 8. Aetod PIrst "I would rathM have the ramr- records on pricing practices for snarly real aeaSMt For the aconotay-mindad woman. past threa years. munist (Ightar, generally w m con­ liberal party leaders atrsM eco­ Hanoi, Indo-Chlaa, Nov. t (itR—7 Federal bs«« were lifted months vaUon remain clasad.** ba said. “U j Hong Ko4g, Nov. 7

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