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Girl Scouts of Troop 7 will not Civitan Parade- meet tomorrow night as planned. Miss Tingley Sets The Weetber About Town Girls are to meet at the’ Highland (To Open Annual A'rence Daily Net Preea Ron Park, spring Saturday at 10 am. Retirement Date . < For WMk Baded Forteaat of D. 8L Wee#w Bai—u Th» PtrtUfli Women’* AUUnce, for a hike. o< ^ 15, u i o Group 246, wiU meet tonight at The rotlremejit of Katherine A. Fruit. Cake Sale Fair, much colder toniglit. Low 7 :30 at the clubhouse on Clinton St. Edward'Hlrth of Rockville has Tngley, Extension clothing spe­ la 80*. Friday fair, eoMer. High la been elected first vice president, The ManchSster Civitan Club 13,243 Bose Oo. No. J. Town Fire De­ and Francia Hart of Manchester a cialist at the Univetoity of Con­ will open Its annual • fruit eaka of the Audit 40’*. partment, will sponsor a ladle* member of the executive commit­ necticut. ha* been announced by sale Saturday with a parade. Clifford Ulm,. chairman, an­ . «f Obcolatteu. bowling night on Nov. 8 at the tee of the Hartford branch. Nation­ Albert N. Jorgensen, University 'TMCA. Co-chalrmien are Russell al Association of Postal Super­ nounces it will be an old ear pa­ president. Miss 'Rngley's retire­ rade, like last year, with Junior Matteson and Jack May. For visors. ^ __ reservations, call the firehousie. ment will become effective Nov. Marching Band leading. Starting A bake sale will be sponsored 30. from Charter Oak . Park at 11 a.m., the parade will travel north Members of the Anderson Shea by the Nathan Hale PTA tomor­ Miss *nngley became associated AuxiUary, VFW, who plan to visit row at 9:30 a.m! at Hale's depart­ on Main St: to the ' Municipal with the University of Connecticut Building parking lot. the West Haven Hospital tomor­ ment store. Mrs. Norman Arey Is In 1941. Since that time she has row night, are asked to call Mrs. general chairman. Persons with old cars who would State N ew s h‘eld the position of Extension like to Join the parade are- In'vited George Ecabert, hospital chairman. clothing specialist. The associate Dakota Council. Degree of Poca­ :o contact Recreation Director Russian A- profOssor of clothing has been In­ es Herdlc, or Matthew The Stein Club will sponsor a hontas, will meet tonight at 7:30 strumental in developing and ad­ at Odd Fellows, Hall. There will Maelbzp, president Of Ci'Vitan. A R ou n d u p rice Halloween dance Saturday A M h e ministering 4-H clothing projects. be a social hour after the meeting. few of the^^rs entered are owned VFW Home. A buffet will be served ...She is credited with having in­ by Marahalk Lamenzo, Anson at 10:30 p.m. Dick Stocks and hla troduced self evaluation as an ef­ .Thorp, Ollvia’sTlsso, James Her- (Glet N-Rockets ^ e Martha Circle of Emanuel orchestra will play music for danc­ fective educational method for dic, and the Hobb^^hoppe. Sev­ Alleged Bandit ing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ticket* Church Women will meet for sew­ teaching 4-H club members. Her ing tomorrow at 10 a.m., followed eral old pumper Are 'bnjhnes are may be obtained at the door. work with 4-H club members the expected to be in the parody. by a InisinesS meeting at 2 P-jn- Refuses to Eat past 19 years, especially In the Civitans have been dlvlded'into Oct. Friends who have been aa- clothing Held, has been recognized 6ve teams and wilt be in comp4^ soctated in YWCA work with Mrs. Three Manchester girls, all 1960 both state and natibnajly. mier J^ruahehev said today Khrushohev again propoaed the New Haven, O ct 20 (/P)t- graduates of Manchester High tition to see which team can sell Walter F. Blli(dt are Invited to a In 1946. Miss Tingley was named the most fruit cake during thie sale the , which is convening of a summit conference Vincenzo Gallina, • alleged Si­ U.S. School, have been elected as of­ in 1961 to deal with the question tea to be held in her honor tomor­ representative to the American that will continue through Decem- credited with the wbrld^s big­ cilian bandit whose latest bid row from 3, to 5 p.m. at the home ficers of the 1963 class at Hart­ Home Economic.s Association. She ^r. Team captains are Alfred gest underseas fleet, now. has of Berlin and . o f Mrs. Richard Hurd, 156 Vernon ford Hospital School of Nursing. "We propose the convening of a against extradition has been was named to "'V^’ho's Who in New Flagg, Howard Holmes, Robert atom - .powered submarines St. They are Miss Joanne Gustafson, England” In 1949 and to “ Who's summit conference after the turned down by the U.S. Su­ Brown. William Lennon and Nath­ armed with niiclear rockets. American election t> solve the 47 Princeton St, seCreUry; Miss Who In The East" in 1957. an Agostinelli. preme Court, refused to e&t Miss Katherine Martin, daugh' Judith Chagnot, 18 Westwood St., TTie was the problem of Germany and to holve Holds Firm laJ The author of many Extension Proceeds from the sal* are used for the third straight day in Sale teV of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mar­ vice president: and Miss Sandra pioneer hnd has claimed a as w ell' the Berlin question,” he McKay, 216 Highland St., student and 4-H clothing bulletins, Miss by the Civitan Club to benefit said. the New Haven State Jail. tin, S3 Harvard R^l.,, Is enrolled as mentally retarded children of a freshman at Becker Junior Col­ council representative. ' Tingley hag also had several ape- monopoly in this field. Jail officials planned to set a' cial articles published In nation- Manchester, and other local Khruahehev spoke before 18,006 (Oontlnaed on Page Twelve) tqsty dish of corned bee# and cab­ To Price of lege In Worcester,' Mass.,' ^ ere projects. she la majoring In a two-yeaf ex Memebr* of Omar Shrine Club a Home Economics magazines. She Muscovite*'' packed into Luahnlki bage before the SicUian in the ecutlve secretarial program. Sh? will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at hag been'active in the Connecticut Stadium. I t . was hla first speech hopes of peaking hia fast. is a 1960 graduate of Manchester the Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pro­ Home Economics Assn, and served since' he returned la*t week from Sheriff J. Edward Slavin said a Ounce as president of that group from Mark 50th Anniversary U i de»k-pounding vlalt to the U.N. High SchooL spect St./ Hockvlll*, to pay re­ ATLANTIC P o la n d U r g e s doctor visited Gallina. ■who has spects to Richard H. Symington, a 1947-49. Mr,, and Mrs. Patrick Richard General Assembly. just stared at his food ■without eat­ member of the Shrine Club who Holder of the bachelor of science- Brannick, 22 N. Elm St., will tie William Brannick of Mwcheater, FURNACE OIL "Recently in the American press ing since. Tuesday. Washington, Oct. 20 {IP)— died Monday. degree in Home Economic.s from honored at a family dinner to­ John Brannick of Val/ey Stream, Antomatle Delivery a note appeared that the Pentagon Ban on Bases An appeal by Gallina.' 33, for a The U.S. Treasury toda.v re- Purdtie University, Ml.ss Tingley night at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Long Island, N, Y., and Robert L T. W O OD C O . la going to send to Soviet shores review of his ca.se was rejected by afhrmed its “firm position” , Oct. 20 (IP)— AT SHOOK j e w e l e r s The American Legion Auxiliary was awarded the master of arts Robert Brannick. 10 Hemlock St., Brannick of -Manchester, and 10 . Phone Ml S-II29 submarines with nuclear weapons," the nation’s highest court earlier soaring price of gold reached^ Khrushchev said. "American _gen- United Nations, N. X., Oct. 20 of maintaining the price of will hold a rummage sal* Friday, degree from Columbia in 1941. She in celebration of their golden wed­ grandchildren. in the week. an unprecedented high o f 290 erals can not but kpow that' we, — Communist asked gold at $35 an ounce. •beginning at 9 a.m., at the Legion has also studied at the University ding anniversary. Gallina, a native of New York, too, have submarine* ‘ witH atomic the United Nation* today to call The Treasury issued a formal shilling’s ($40.60) per fine Home. Members may bring dona­ of Wisconsin and the Unlver.sity of The couple will greet friends was arrested in 1958 and ordered motor* armed with rockets.” on all Countries t o , cease building statement in reaction to the un­ ounce in the laM minutes of tions to the Legion Home tomorrow Chicago. She Is a native of Howe, and relatives at open house extradited by U.S. Commissioner Ind. Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Referring to these reported plans new military bases and rocket precedented jump in the price of, trading oh the London ex­ evening. Donations will be picked to send U.S. submarines into launching Installations on the ter­ Benedict M. Holden Jr. on charges gold on the London and other for­ up and Mrs. Clifford Walker, 76 home of Mr. and Mrs. William by that he took part Irt^a change today. orei Brannick, 3 Hartland Rd. waters bordfcting , he said: ritories of other countries. eign markets. It said: Phelps .Rd., may be called. The proposal was laid before the series of crimes in Sicily during . This is $5.60 above the price Of The Brannicks were jnarrled "This is a criminal policy on "The United States will continue gold set by the United States gov­ ^TlOATtNG^BEADSr Gibbons Assembly the brink of war.” General Aaaembiy’s 99-nation po­ and after World War II. <- its policy of buying gold from and T h e Past Mistress Club, Daugh­ Oct. 19, 1910 In St. James’ Church During the lengthey. hearings. ernment, and means there likely here. Mrs. Brannick la the former A suipmary of hla speech dis­ litical committee by Polish For­ selling gold to foreign governments, will be an increMed demand from SPEEDSHAVER ters of Liberty, No. 128, will meet tributed by Taoa news agency In eign Minister Adam Rapacki. Gallina admitted robberies but central banks and under certain Friday at 8 p.m. at the‘ home of Hears Importer Margaret Egan. They have lived claimed he was. fighting for SicUian foreign countries on the gold in Manchester for 60 years. Mr. English gave a paragraph to hi* Rapacki also propoaed:' conditions, international institu­ Mr*. Robert Dunlop, 90 Chestnut independence as part of a gang tions, for the settlement of interna­ hoard held there. LAY-AWAT NOW Brannick is a retired butcher who announcement of, the nude a.r, •1. That countries which do not Private trading in gold ia illegal St. Tivufe Is better than, aid to -for­ alli-d with Salvatore -Giuliano. tional balances or for other legiti­ eign countries. Mias Bdlroara Brig­ has worked at Merrlll’a, Hale's, DOUBLE rocket-armed aubs. have foreign military bases on in the United States, but Is carried FOR CHRISTMAS Giuliano was a notorious bandit mate monetary purposes.' at the ham, a . Hartford Importer, told Foster's and Pinehurst markets. It said ‘‘he served this notice on their territory should ban the con- on here and In other European The Hilliard Assn, will sponsor a 99 American general! and admirals in who led a mountain gang in Sicily established rkte of $35 per fine troy harvest dance Saturday from 9 more than .60 members of Gibbons Mrs. Brannick is a member of the atructipn of svich Installations- after the war. He was kUIed in ounce,' exclusive of handling countries a.s well as in . Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Co­ Rosary Society of St. Bridget's eonnection with the report that the 2 ..That countries which do not Markets in these other countries p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Pentagon decided to send sub­ 19.50 after Italian troops broke up charges. SHOOR Legion Home, 26 Leonard St. The lumbus, last night at the K of C Church, St. Margaret’s Circle, have nuclear weapons should not the band, "As Treasury Secretary Robert also soared today. Home. r Daughters of Isabella, and has marines armed with miasiles and accept them from other countries There Was a leap of about 37 Plaids will provide music. Refresh­ nuclear 'weapons to the ahorea of B. Anderson has stated many times ments will be served. Tickets may Trade helps people to maintain been active in the Democratic par­ and* should not'seek to manufac­ in the past, it is our firm position shillings ($5,181 in one day’s trad­ Jewelers the Soviet Union.” _ Kennedy 34~18 ing here. be purchased at the door. Chair­ self-respect and provides money ty here. Jaiie's flghtin'g ships, an authori­ ture them on their own soil. to maintain the dollar at its exist­ with which they can huy our prod­ The couple has fmir children, The Polish, foreign minister Bristol. Oct. 20 LP) — Aresiden- ing gold parity.” Only one official price la an- 917 MAIN ST.—MI 9-6814 man of the dance Is Mrs. James tative reference work, credits the tial poll of employes of tha, Bristol .nounced for the London Gold Ex­ Gott. ucts; the speaker asserted. Mrs. Harold Dwyer of B o 11 6 h. further renewed his appeal for A'spokesman for the Federal Re- Soviet Union with 800 convention­ adoption of the Rapacki plan for Press today gave Democratic can^ change in the morning-at the start Miss Brigham, owne; of the Far ally powered aubmarinea. Though j partially disarmed zone across dldate John F. k en n e^ V 3 4 '-to-i8 Board said that it would h ^ of trading. The closing price can and Near Trading Co. of Hart­ nrany ore old types. It has de­ •victorv over his Republican oppon- sta t^ en t on the gold situation. ford. discussed her_. travels ajid Central Europe without nuclear only be determined unofficially by scribed them oa ‘‘a formidable ent, Richard NlXonTvTi.-.,., I The Treasury statement was is- noting transactions in' the last mo­ showed slides of her "visits to Parle, GAS HEATING threat to the alUed control of the weapons ot' rockets. sued after Secretary Anderson and and Venice, , Germany The newspaper conducts the poll ments of trading. seas.” The United States, with of its emft^oyes each presidential top aids had spent moat of the Demand remained firm up to the and the NetheHands.. She also dis­ P. STOLTZ 200 conventional auba, has 33 nu- (Continued on Page Twelve) morning weighing the significance played unusual articles and Jew­ election year. end, but had fallen off somewhat I S I E W ! C H 7.2651 In the Congfreeamon-at-large of the gold movements on world from the rapid dealing of the elry which she ’has Imported. markets. . -r- Refreshments were served by AD 2-5946 race, the employee picked Demo­ Francia Cardinal Spellman and "Vice President Richard M. Nixon, right, kepublican candidate for morning. cratic incumbent Frank Kowalski Part of the buying In London president, get a laugh out of a remark by Sen. John F. Kennedy, Democratic presidential candidate, At the official fixing this morn­ Mrs. Fred Barrett and her com­ FREE ESTIMATES was attributed to speculation that mittee. over Republican Antoni Sadlak during chat before 16th annual Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner last-alght in New York’s Wal- ing the gold price was set at 260 Aussie, Briton Share 33-to-19. the United States might eventually dorf-As^raa Hotel. ' Both catfdidates renounced the religious ls*ue in the contpaign in non-political shillings per ounce fine, but.hectic The poll in 1956 gave President devalue the dollar by offering a addresses. ( AP Photofax i. , ' ' trading soon rocketed It upward. Eisenhower a 31-to-17 ■victory over higher price for gold. The official ------L_ a .. - ■ _- A big scramble for gold was American price has been $35 an his . Democratic opponent, ' Adlal touched-off . earlier this week by Nohel Medicine Prize Stevenson. ounce since 1934. Swiss bankers. Uiio have been ad­ Aaked about' possible d^ltliia-. SWITCHBOARD/^ The newspaper has endorsed the Ike Returning i2-Point Program Plan vising their cu8tomers^lo-«aiai!ge Nixon-Lodge GOP ticket. Four tion, the Treasury aide said: American dollars into gold. oreleo Btockholm, , Oct. 20 (ff)Atance that the body’s own tlaauea years ago. it endorsed -the Eliaen- ‘‘It is not even being considered .One dealer said this has led to TRAINING IS NOW — An Australian. Prot.' Frankrdo not.Irtducp reactions, while it hower-Nixon ticket. . in any wa.v, shape or form. It's T o ^ o - P 3 !itics MacFarlane Burnet, and a Briton. is equally Important that the de­ just as much an impossibility as it speculation that the United States Prof. Peter Brian Medaware, were fense mechanisms are promptly may eventually devalue its dollar 'FiiMnNO-HEIlDS^ Ruling on Fines ever was.” Available in Hartford awaked the i960 Nobel prize , for alerted by the intrusion of foreign Anderson is known to feel that V i t a l S ta te T r ip by fixing a higher price for gold T omorrow medicine today. Bubstances. ' Hartford, Oct. 20 (JP) — Cfiiief the standing American offer to 'than its current $35 an ounce. * Individual Training on Three Live The winners of the $43,627 prize In Burnet’s opinion the capacity Justice Jay E. Rublnow says the buy and sell gold at, $35 an ounce The demand for gold brought 'Switchboards (225.987 Swedish crowns) were Se­ .of “self-recognition” occupies a fines in the state’s new circuit . Palm Springs, Calif., Oct. 20 (JPi *, 0ssaes IJmIted to 12 Students (Continued on Page Twelve) 9 :3 0 to 9:00 P.M. COATS! lected by the Royal' Caroline In.- central position among immuno­ court will have to be paid the day •(GontiBued on Page Xst elve) — President .Eisehhower, traveling AM. •titute in a 2-hour session. logical phenomena. The "aelf”' pat­ they are imposed or the' defen­ DAY CLASSES 3W E E K S ! NIGHT CLAS-SES 7 WTIEKS! The five annual Nobel prizes are under a non-political banner but tern is genetically determined and dants will go to jail. . ; . , ■ AGE GROUP 17 to 8.6 awarded in fields of medicine, phy- In many other courts, a , person doing some oblique mlssionar.v New York. ,Ocl 20 Viccf’ lional economic council would be *lcs, chemistry, literature apd fully developed already in the pri­ work for the Republicans, retum.s ' ' No High School Diploma Required mordial cells.. The immunological who needs time to'raise money to J u r y P o n d e r s President Richard M. Nixon to­ to "coordinate the varioua govern­ FREE Typing Instructions— FREE Placement Service peace- work, and stem from the to the trail today in vote-rich day proposed cutting ' excise tax ment efforts bearing on the promo­ fortune loft by the, late Alfred No­ competence, on the other hand, the cover a fine Is given a stay until B u lle r in s Our Graduates are now employed by leading firms. faculty of developing immunity is he can obtain the cash, but such California. , rates and applying the levy to tion 'of a healthy econom y" WITH ALL bel. Inventor of dynamite. Refre.shed by a day of golf and WRITE, VISIT or CALL: absent in the embroy su'd full im­ unll not be the case when the new Finch,* Tregoff more • commodities as part of a But he declared it wodakl - in- from the AP Wires Burnet and Medaware were relaxation, in this desert resort awarded the 1960 prize for medi­ munological maturity ia reached court begins .operations Jan. 1. • 12-point program to accelerate the fringe In ho way on the indcpCn^ndcpCmr only some time after birth. In addition, Rubihow said yester­ area, the President arranged to nation's economic progess. dence of the Federal Reserve Sys­ Mod«rn PBX and Receptionist 5ehobl cine jointly for the discovery of take off, aboard his jet airliner at Rranrh of Modern PBX School, New Haven Burnet concluded that the "self” day, any persona whd owe fines Murder Retrial Tax reforms made lip one part tem. This, Nixon said, "is some­ ^'BONSAL RECALLED , acquired Immunological toleianCe, mid-morning for San Francisco. *aid the official citation of the recognition capacity Is not in­ to the state’s municipal, courts, of the Vice President's economic thing the opposition seems bent tVimlngton, Oct- 20 (g V -T te -<•88 Main St., Room 806, Hartford, JA 7-8206 The city Is planning a big wel- CASH SALES awarding .'body. herited but i.s gradually acquired which will be replaced by. the new Los Angeles, Oct; 20 (JP)—The program, which also Included crea­ on doing and which is already State Department recalled

ItAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, I960 OCTOBER 20, 1960 misconduct charges. Hartford yea- tour th« Argdnne National labora­ Replies to GOP White Paper Estranged Wife terday had qo comment on thej^Su- MHS Teacher and Student tory, where there is a remetor Gandies Llectcid preme Court action. producing electrical power. oamiiu Aussie, Briton Share Sues A&P Heir Mrs. Hartford did not name the The trip la being sponsored by FILM-i-rLASlI MTlM By State Pythians other wom^n .referred to in her At Chicago Confab on Atom the Hartford Electric Light C3o. OTSOOimT PBIOU request for alimony. She did set Othf r„electrical companies all over ...... "T Kerinedy Charges Nixon For $25 Million the country are sponsoring the rest. Mr. and Mrs. j Raymond Gamble, forth dates and places, plus a ARTHUR IRUR Nobel MediciFie Prize complaint that some of the wom­ Laurence B. Perry, • ecience'f Robert lir the son of Mr. and Mrs. of the 600 students and teachers at Is Pre-Natal Course 481 L^dall S t, were elected to . New York, Oct. 20 (Ah—A A P en accompanied her huahand to so­ teacher at Mahcheater High .Stanley Papanos, N. River Rd., the conference; sUte offices ac the «2nd uuwal (Oonllniied from Page One) taohnloally feasible, were pre­ chain heir Huntington Hartford cial fimctlons. School, and one 'of his top stu­ Coventry. His father Is an agrono­ Avoids Anstvers on T V dents, Robert Papanos, left yes- mist at the University of Connecti­ ICoBt women leave their doUe oonventlon of the Connecticut viously doomed to fail on account has been accused by hia estranged Mrs. Hartford now Is living in Hospital Cites with tissue from a different breed of the apparently InaurmountSbls Miami with, her two children, terday/kfternoon by plane for the cut. kehind when they marry. Not ta- Knights of Pythias and Pythian Immunity barrier. Now,- the prob­ (OonttniMd fron -l wife of misconduct with half a Youth Conference on the Atom In Sisters Monday and Tuesday in of mice. Animals thus treated ap­ whose custody she is seeking; TomorroAv and Friday Perryynd ■ tU they have daufhtere of their peared healthy at birth and devel­ lem la theoreUcaily solved. dozen women. She asks a record Chicago, 111. Robert will ll.sten ta panel dlscus- RUG and WINDOW SHADES 11 Gray Ladies Waterbiiry. Questions to which answers are lands If thqlr'defense was neces- They will spend the next three «w n do they eee the kind that Gamble, past grand .chanoellor, oped normally. When, later, tissue $25 million in alimony. PIERRR l .a r a m e e d ie s sion.s and lectures by top men in ■ ciiea, wete and neede diaper from the same breed as the origl- emerging are thoee of the treat­ uary to hkft an attack on Formosa News Tidbits The accusations came to light IVillimantic. Oct. 20 iyp> -r- A days hearing the top science men the atom field, both from private LONG WEARING' Eleven meiiibers of the Manches­ was elected inner g u i^ of the «hangee. But a group of expect­ sJ donors was grafted, the major­ ment of certain radiation injuries, anjl-tho/Petcadorea but not wltb- in proceedings before State Su- former 3-tlme mayor of Wllllman- in tlie, country discus* the past colleges and universities and from UPHOLSTERY INTERSTATE CLEANTEX ter-. Chapter sOf Aihsrican Red Knights o f Pythias, and Kls wife leukemia and certain allergic dis­ Called fcom AP Wires and future of the atom. ant mothers In Manchester is was named grand Junior of G>e ity of tte treated mice accepted the ^•diut thlU necessity and that " i pt;eme Court Justice Henry Ep- tic, Pierre J. Laramee. 78, died govtniment projects. Cross Gray Ladles were honored grafts, whereas nontreated animals orders. Perry was one of 12 teachers The.se sessions wijl last all day Mode to brder last night at Newington .Veterans I>ythlan Sisters. would never retreat from Quemoy . stein. yesterfhiy at Windham Community $ 2 * 2 5 learning the Ina and ouU of diaper cho.sen by the Connecticut Science and most of the evenings. CLEANING With Voor Rellera Hospital for a total of more than David Bushman of Waterbury regulariy rejected them. In pre­ ar Matsu under fire." Coast Guard dlapatehee aeareh The action was filed by Marjorie Memorial Hospital. A Democrat. ' changing by practicing on a doll. natal treatment had produced "ac­ Urges Freedom Group .Steele Hartford. 31, who married Laramee served a.s mayor from Teachers Assn, for the cbnference. Saturday Perry and Robert will The mothers-to-ba are members 6,500 hours of service. was iiutalled as grand chancellor ’This position, he'said, was con­ plane from Quonset Point. R.I. to' He wa.s chosen for the honor Awards for exceptional service quired Immunological, tolerance. the 48-year-old Hartford 12, years 193,5 to 1911. He al.ao repre-sented TEL. Ml 9-1752 FULL LINE OF CUSTOM of a class put on by the Manches­ b f the Pythian Grand Lodge, and sistent with the Eisenhower ad­ look for vessel which radioed last because of an article in the "Con­ of from 1,000 to 2,400 hours’ serv­ Mrs. Lewis Smith of FOrestyllle - Tlasues from other breeds than Middletown, O ct 20 (AP>—U^ ' ministration position and with night it had struck submerged ago when she was a H«Ilj-wood the 29lh di.strlct in the 'State .Sen­ ter Public Health Nufses Assn. the orl^nal donors were rejected necticut Teacher" last year on his or ice were presented to Mrs. John was named grand chief of the Rep. Frank Kowalski, D-Ooiin., treaty obligations. But Kennedy object and was taking water cigarette girl. ate at one time and had been a VENETIAN BUNDS The -lass Is conducted by Mrs. in the usual way: As expected, wants President Bisenhov^mrlto es­ The judge ordered a hearing to­ .state representative from the town use of tape recorders for more ef- ARE YOU IN Ml 3-5747 Rachel Bames. nursing supervisor jenney, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Pythian Sisters. tolerance proved to be as strictly said Nixon had first gone beyond Tanganyika, nextdoor neighbor 'ficient chemistry instruction. Gaylord Newton and Mrs. Foster Representativos from Llnn.e tablish a freedom o^mfhittee for this stand by pledging defense of to 'The Congo, soon will join fam­ morrow on a motion by Hartford's, of Windham, of which the city .of of the MPHN, on Wednesdays at Ipeoillc a phenomenon as im- lawyer to prohibit Mrs, Hartford's Wiliimatnic is k pai't. He,Js Sur­ He in turn helped to select Rob­ THE "Y W " a pjn. in the clinic rooms at Man­ Williams. Lodge of Manchester were Oustaf the captive natio^to show Amer­ the islands whether or not such ily of Independent Afrioaii nations E. A. JOHNSON Special- certificates Were pre­ Gull and Carl Thoren. H ora ce nnmity; ica "has not for^tten the plight action was essential to defense of . . . Air Force is conducting new counsel from examining the mil­ vived by his widow, .Mfs, Emma ert Papanos, 16, a junior in the BRIDGE MARATHON? Garner's chester Memorial Hospital. The dlscoyery- of the tolerance lionaire on hi,s assets — estimated Martin I,aramee;, three daughters; honoi's college preparatory cour.se. The subjects In’ the course In­ sented to Mrs. Charles Banks and Peckham, grand trustee of Me­ of the capthte millions behind the 1 Formosa. TThen, he went on. Nix- series of high altitude experiments Register This Weak 8 CRISW OI.D ST. . PAINT GO. Mrs. Marlon Crossen for 1,000 phenomenon represents a major Irpn Cufudn." cm in the third ■ television debate aimed at providing reliable weath­ b y ‘his wife-at $50 million. two si.sters, a ' brother and six Tlie rest of the teachers in the clude health precauUons for the morial Ixidge, also attended. Mrs. breakGirough .in the Held of im­ Wc Give iJ-’J / ' Green SUuuiw hours. Herbert Alley, repreoenUtlve; Jr ' a speech here yesterday, he retreated from his position "until er-reports from 19 to 45 miles in Hartford, currently in London,; grandchildren. Funeral services MH.^ jscienc* department also help-' Ml 3-7206 723 Main St„ TeL Ml 9-4501 mother during pregnancy, Phy*'*** Those honored for 100 hours munology and has opened a new his position now accbrds with mine has entered a general denial of 1 will he held here Salurdaj’. . e(^ in the selection. and emotional changes related to Mrs. Andrew Johnson, past chief; sbggested that the members of the space. were Mrs. Columbia DeCarll, Mrs. chapter In experimental blologj^^ committee be scholars, scientlste, and that of the administration.” pregnancy, what to anticipate In and Mrs. Howard Smith, p a st with several problems of grdat Donald Jorgensen, Mrs. Herbert grand chief, attended ^rom the and political experts whose origins Kennedy wemt into a detsiled delivery, and the care of the baby. Jorgensen, Mrs. Ann Kocum and practical medical Importonce” laid Pythian Sisters. link them to Iron Curtain coun­ discussion of civil rights action In The couiM ends after four les­ Mrs. Georges Reidman. open to• attack.— • '’--v„a^ectsNew^a^ects are an effort to rebut the Republican sons with a todr of the obstetrical emerging on the ^atdies and treat­ tries. The group chairman Is Mrs. Wll; It would be the task of the com­ white paper contention that the department and nursery at^^the Hams. R e n t o n ment of the large group of^dis- Elsenhower administration de- orders in sddra normal Immunity mittee, ho said, "to work by every hospital. ^ . The women shop for the pa available peaceful means, toward ■en’ed credit for great progress in The first coufse was held last tients, write letters, wheel the pa­ Although Kentucky and Mlsfl reactions^represent an obstacle .) this field. . I month, and a second course Is be­ tients to various sections of the ...... r Union, rathefttan a help, or were abnor­ freedom for the countries now held souri remained in the? In Koviet bondage. The committee Nixon had cited, among other j ing held this month, and It start­ hospital, and assist In various de­ Two for safety, Instructs Mrs. Rachel Bames, RN. And If the baby Is vbry slippery, try they, also sent delegates:rto ~ the— mal reactiona Are at the root o f the things, administration apon.sorship ed yesterday. partments of the hospital. holding him with a towel. Watching the demonstration from their srats around the table axe troubles. “ - could make lue of the great res­ Confederal' Ccagrtss, Hhu ac- ervoir of knowledge and exper­ ' of' two landmark ciril righta bills Mothers ard' given plenty o f op- The certificates were presented Mrs. Francis Pane Jr., Mnr. Robert Cross, Mrs. Robert C. 'Hatch, Mrs, Edward J^ F ^ e r , Mrs, cotmtlng for the 18 the Otherwise, life-saving opera­ ordering Integration^ in various , pertunity to ask questions and by Dr. Abraham Norman, mana­ Charles C. Unhson, Mrs. Robert Eden, Mrs. Walter Steurenagel Jr.; Mrs. John Curtis and Mrs. Confederate flag, AetyMty, there tions by exchange of fatally dam­ ience available among experts on Earle Smith Jr. Standing are Mrs. Frank M. Devney, Mrs. Bernard Thibado, Mrs. John Lovkay, the captive nations.” areas and agencies under federal have them answered thoroughly. ger of the hospital; and James C. were only 11 Confe^etm states, aged or defsonve orrfsna, while control, enforcement through the Gaskin, assistant manager. Mrs. George and Mrs. Robert A. Halo, (Herald Photo by Satemis). This is one of many services of- J. Kilras Justice department and organiza­ fsred by the Public HeaRh Nurses. tion of conferences to ease the Is- ■ They are holding their annual fund «ue of lunch counter segregation drive this month. and the accompanying demonstra­ 4 ^ tions. But Kennedy said the 19.57. Civil Vote For Awards Night Set Rights bill was passed, by the OPEN Democratic Congress and Repub­ By 4-H Groups licans pas.sed none when they con­ trolled the legislature. He said the administration failed to follow the Norman’ s The Manchester Dairy ClUb and 8-10 recommendations of its own civil tha Manchester 4-H Homemijkers rights commission for legislation Club will combine for their gr. IDO'S RIGs 59c ^ Soothing body rub. In 1960,-and that former President achievement night program tomor­ Ideal for sickroom - Harrs' S' Truman was' responsible row at the John Tom Hill Club­ No finer, faster-acting = | for Integration in the armed forces. house, Glastonbury. GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FlUED AT LIGGETT S >. needs. _ He said the Republican admin­ Miss Mary Bandln. assistant p ,n aspirin at any price! istration repeatedly refused to en­ eounty 4-H agent, will present Rog.T9e P lirt s | dorse the Supreme Cou,rt school achievement awards. The pro­ FREE desegregaWon decision and the gram will Include a dress revue, AT THE courts were responsible for de*?-' “ Feels” clothes with electronic the music, and square dancing,, and s o * _ gregatlon In the District of Colum­ refreshments will be served. ’ DU.IVERY PARKADE bia. Adults Interested ih becoming ir$. .2 hr .18 = "CourageouB ydlmg students.” ’ 4-H leaders are Invited. - a r e ------s far At ^ fisui Qstntj i he said, accomplished lunch cnun- t- ter desegregation and the Civil with the SUlllllillllll wiiiiiiiiiin liiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiiii Rights Division of the Depart­ own ment of Justiee instituted only five \ AboutTown discrimination suits annually. mew ONE-A-DAY TYPE The Kennedy paper eonilntied on \ FOR m e WHOLt FAMILY Other points: '' The Missionary ladles o f Tal Kennedy had contended the W tvllle Congregational Churc' POLYMULSION Automatic Shift United States last year had the low­ saves ironing... anil serve a cafeteria-style supper est rate of economic growth of any ’ «jf creamed chicken, vegetables, major Industrial society. Nixon aaid ahd homemade pie Satvirday at the the rate was 6.9 per "rent Higher j I urch from 6 to 6:30. Tlckete OHILDREirS than that of major - European H For carpets. It beats as limited to 125.- 5000 U.S.P. Units Calcium powera Kennedy replied the Joint i MULTI-VITAMIN ,1000 UAP. Units Ps^thsjiile Economic Comrhittqe of Congress ; it aweepa as if cleans. The French Club o f Manchester iS m . ysrisbis plaOed 1983-59 average at 2.3 per! Powerful, thorough, fast­ will meet tomorrow at 8 pm . In .MMc. amounts = cent, half the western European , est cleaning ever. Orange Hall. TASTES JUST UKE average. f '. . -I COD LIVER OIL PHONE _20.0 Mf. Kennedy said Soviet power con-1 Just insert the converter Robert P. iVartver, formerly of CANDY 200J0MCI. etructlon was likely to outstrip that; of the United States.by 1978, Nixon; ^Vffl^ahd automatically the Bouth Windsor, has been promoted I. High potency. Rich ip vita­ x ^ < i 2 t 9 9 cleaner shifts Into high, to, sergeant Iq the U-S. Marine M l 100's R«»2.9t said the Soviets’ own announced, HOOVER Corps. He and his wife, the for­ mins A and D. gokls were below, this. Kennedy r e -' for extra power. \ torted official Soviet publications ; MAYTAG mer Mias. Donna Snow o f Man­ PINTS Rexall PANOVITE with Minerals listed the 1975 goal at 1,550 billion i chester, live ati Cherry Point, 4 0 *. 9 - 2 3 4 3 Gives 50^f more suction Reg. 1.15 fo r lOO's Key. 4 . 9 5 ...... 2 for 4.96 kilowatts of electricity, ^ approxi-; N.C. mXtely the figure projected for the j Convertible with tools. More cleaning S ' 2 ,..1.60 m iiil lltlli power than ever before. - i United States. ,; Mrs. Raymond Gamble, 481 Ly- Compare With Kennedy aaid It was not true his ; World’s First Dryer dall St„ has been appointed fi­ For Adults and Children The Popular farm program would raise food ; With The Fastest nancial secretary of the women’s Take- One-A-Day Brand Selllag prices 25 per .cent, as NK-won con-! NORMAN'S SPECIAL For 88.10 Pick Up In Cleaning Benefit Assn., District No. 2. of Rexall tended. Nixon had cited figures he - Manchester.. She succeeds Mrs. Y S LEFT said were prepared by nonpartisan ' LOW PRICE Oglore White of Manchester In the POLYDROPS specialists. Kennedy said that hia ' The finesl.wmiist useful cleaner poet. ____ Vitamin, f program would cost $3 billion a ever made. You don’t scriih hack year 'less than Nixon's and the ef­ with Electronic Cub Scout Pack No. 98, spon­ fect on food prices would be minor, and forth over your rugs, .lu.st sored by Buckley School PTA, EXTRA SPECIALS since farmers get only a small guide the Convertible with one C FOR INFANTS Nc OCR - RITE share or the retail food nollar. will meet at the community room MANY ITEMS BELOW NOT IN OUR 1e-SALE--- hand. The power-driven agitator of .the school, tomorrow at 7:30 ...... -niinn^ Kennedy accused Republicans of ^ (Ascorbic Acid)' BUT ARE ALL WONOORIL BUYS opposing federal aid to education. i does the work— not you. .m. All parents interested Ih haV' Nixon cited administration propos-' g Iheir sons join th«f pack are TabletA and CHILDREN ala for legislation. Kennedy listed j C ontrol Complete set of high suction cleaning tools, Invited to attend. Applications for Idt) MG., ibO’B a aeries of votes, committee aC-• give double stretch hose— and telescoping boys wishing to join will be ac­ BLOOD TONIC Hons and a veto threat which he j With Accessories cepted at the meeting. The min­ • Multi Vitamin make your cleaning ea.sier and fa.ster. REG. 1.59 said proved hia point. imum age for Cub Scout enroll FAMOUS POWERFUL Nixon had cited statistics against ment la eight years, old. • Compare"'with the two popular Kennedy's eontention that Am eri-[ brands you give your child. can forests and wildlife are vanish- | The new Maytag Halo-of- The Manchester PTA Cotmcil Th«Kip«i|l|c M isli - Ini^ Kennedy cited counter-figures. ; fo r 6 T R A N S IS T O R R A D IO Heat Dryer with Electronic Will hold; Its flrtl fall meeting to­ 30 CC. ’ O Potmicy Liquid! ^ Including one_ attrih>ited to "the | night at 8 o’clock In the Green Reg. 2.09. A 2.10 forest service "' that reforestatloir Is i Control sets its own drying School cafeteria. - a Free Genuine FOR IRON DEFIDENCy ANEMIA. 5 golng op at onlv 8 1 '2 per cent o^, ’ Leather Casa REG .S2V.95 ■-..need. ! time and does it with elec­ # Ear Phone YOUR OWN ..Nlxdn had denied that Congress . Anderson Shea Auxlhair, VFW, ,# ’Transisotrs That tronic accuracy. Not only Will hqld a card party tomorrow 2 h r 2 » 8 0 s prdvtded more fiinds for narional ; Never Burn. Out defens.e Jthan Pre.sident Eisenhow- ; are wrinkles never baked at 8 p.m. at the VFW Home. a B s tte ^ 6ER-RITE TABLETS I or recommended. He sard Congress , in, but (for the first time, # Win Ilckup 14-ZO . made net cuts of $1,7 billion over.j A meeting of the Couplae’ Club Stations it’s possible to dry clothes CARPETS the palt six years in defense hudg-1 and of Second Congregational Church # Shirt Pocket Size ste$,»m-tU9 ets. Kennedy said'that from 19.53 ytPRICE # Weighs 6 Ox. automatically without los­ Kheduled for Saturday at 7 p.m. to the present Congre.as appropriat- i t ' Fellowship Hall of the cliurch e Plsye for Hours on DiiniiiiiffliinipfriiniiiliiliiiiiiiHiuiiiiiiin •d $260 million more than the | ing their natural moisture has been postponed to Oct. 29 at One Small Inexpen­ WITH sive Battery . President reqileited. ' • !, content. the same time and place. Kennedy Kacl accused Nixon'<»f ■ o Extra Large Output "election year hypocrisy” on heal th I THE Mr. {md Mrs. Donald Maynard Transformer for ^ SAVE $12.07 Incre^ble Power and medical legi.slatioh and said ' Fibers stay healthy. Wrin­ are chairmen of the local VFW health problelns had -been neglect­ Post and Auxiliary^ us<^. clothing ed for 'eight years. Nixon' replied kles are minimized. Clothes drive. ’The community project, CAKE In power, perform'anco and ityllng, compare this terriilo with a list of lexecutive actions and la.st inngen "World Clothing Week," Is part of la metal container! Made 6 transistor portable with others seUIng for ^ o e this legislative recommendations. Ken­ a nationwide campaign to raise fresh especially for this sale low price. Attractively designed and fits easily Into shirt nedy fired back his own list of ad- used clothing, shoes, .ind bedding by a famous national bak­ pocket or purse—4iat don’t let the size fool you. It por- mlnistratlon-jictlons he said were • for aid to orphans and needy chil­ MEN’S WATCHES ery. Gusnuiteed to satisfy.! forms with tremendous power—has excellent fine tuning negatlYe. He said the Democratic Dp a professional job |»n your carpets'and rugs at a fraction of d l y and adults ^Ih the United h the new knife edge eau. Luxurious | Prepared with just the cor­ and guaranteed for 90 days. , . Congress appropriated $210 million ! Another bonus: Because clothes are never, Btstee and ovehiekM. ke'ss'intclits In hmdsoms designsi rect blend of citron, raisins, more than Eisenhower recom- ' overdried in this new Maytag^ you actually professional rates. ‘ ^ fruit ^ d nut meats., Stunning whistling mended for hospital construction. save on g a .s or electricity. Before you buy Aj.C. John F. Perry, eon of Mp 100 REG. C'heck these iltvover features before you buy: • Exclusive Rug and Mrs. Jsunea Perry, 211 Hollis I5“« .$5.00 VALUE mirror-bright kettle. any othef^ryer, better see this new Maytag Shampooers • Large F]asy-lp-Fill Tank • No Special Cleaning ter 8t., recently completed basic REX-RAY ONI FUU m e OUAIANTIIt with Electronic Control. Available in gas. training at Lackland Air Force Oives you bubbling Dr. Early Heads Solutions to Buy • Guaranteed by Hoover! ^ Base, Ban^Ahtonlo, Tex. , He has NOW hotwaterin a j'lffy. been aselgned to Missile Guidance VAPORIZER NATIONALLY State Blood Plan School St Sheppard Air Force * 7 . 4 9 r MfY0uFsli0W“l i f s A F L O O R Base, Tex. ADVIRTISEO AT Get Hormones • WATERPROOF 4 to 8 hours steam on one fill­ firJH»-«ave ft.Sl Dr. Julius C. Esrly of North • SHOCK PROOF ing. Shuts off ' sutomatteally. Carolina has been appoiAted di­ FasMs$ Mavtag Halsaf-HMl* •The Past Chiefs Club of Memo­ Perfect for the slckroora. POLISHER, TOO! rial Temple,' Pythian Slaters, will I • LUMINOUS DIAL rector of the Connecticut Region-' Bfpur B$w has Iluctruaic Caatrul at NORMAN’S i ipecial Low ^ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the j • UNBREAKABLE ol Blood Program. He will direct the staff which IlkntratiM itssn how MsyteC Mola-of- H6o\!er's removable tank also dis­ borne of Mrs. Mary Hllla, Sullivan MAIN SPRING R£Gi$9.96 Dr., Wapplng. M**- . Raymoiwl j operates niearly 800 bloodmobile Hut Dryar Mmwdi cloMwt «iUi |tqll(, SPECIAL LOW penses scrub water or liquid wax to Introductory Gamble will be co-bosteai. ▼Isita a year, including thdse.to' m e hoit.SM bo* it I make this the most versatile ap­ U ■ — ■■ Manchester. Nearly .90,005 pints of jpoT boot fouM a otbar i INTRODUCTORy pliance you’ve evipr tried. Scrubs, The aimual Halloween Dance at I blood are donated In ftie 4tate' ( Price the BritUh American O ub will j each year. waxes, polishes . . . cleans rugs. be beU Saturday night, 'Oct. 29, tiggstt SpMlal I COME, Dr. Early la a 1930 graduate of And'so easy, too! from 9 to' 1.' Nick’s Trio!will pro-1 the Medical College of Virginia. vide music. A buffet will be serv­ BUY,’ He is a iteteran of many years' ed. Reservations Should be msde service In jhe Navy, and was fleet ; with ’the club .steward. SAVE! FtR MMWMIIIINR MMIES medical officer and director of, wim sNAPSHer iasb medical affairs hn the .staff of the The Polish Amerlciui'iClub will I Anas (xtinii lOOO'B- Commander in Chief, U.Sr Atlantic bold its annual banquet! Saturday Broumie 8 Movie Area and Atlantic Fleet for the at 106 Clinton St. A turkey din- j te W Of CASTER Items caiwra NiUi F/2.7 Mm. paat three yeaijs until hia retire­ HO FAYMENT TILL JANUARY ner will be served at 6:30 p.m., Ckiarawtaed m TV. l i t ment. ■ OPEN DAILY and dancing will be from 9 p.m. tb I To Olva Ton . ■To 1 a.m. ’Tickets may be' puretaawd A Vary 4 .9 5 V a t loose .. JOBLESS CIAIMS DIP UP TO 2 YEARB TO PAVr /At the club. Members su^ friends BilJoyaHa TABLE 9 A.M. to 9 PJL ' are invited. om Hartford, Oct. 20 (F—^The w eek, •moke TuNer steel ill « ending Oct. IB showed a small drop t FREE DELIVERY! '5 > OF A NATIONALLT O^spMd' iMit; 4 pbsHim s«ntch.i tn tha number of unemployment i SATURDAY > Tbe regular 'midwiMrif ssrylee ADVEKIUED CIOAK ‘Moisture resistant, removable cover.' satin Nick finish. claims. State Labor Commisirioner FREE. PARKINS! will be held at the Mhwtlon A m y WHICH SZXLB FOB 10a ' Renato Ricciuti reported yesterday. [ tonight at 7:80. Packed in poiyettqdene beg. liend^ ■M. . ExIWhi ll«i «». UNTIL7P.il. Btevcseon will ba liij R n ^.4.7$. m He UAM aonie of the decrease from.> FRIENDLY FURNITURE m A APFUANCE STORE ttoB. Na fa n with : 87.786 to $7,$09 otemmed from a , B m e SO. i v / y iectairer’s Ml year guBrentee. w mr, loiMkili m i«t cw tm latfoa. Baeadvoa .f JPpA tSc driip in the number of. inltiatiw I A etandard r m AU sUio U s eWms taiteh from clolmanta srfao i 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N ea r M cKEE ■swihers o f Bey ioOnt Tio m US ■log mM M iuM U iG' MANTENNi lf lE in iN TOir. VHF. mg. MAS. atm locked Jobe at tha befinnlnf o( I :w a bo M ldlft vopbim sk matoet a new b i i m T*ar. r. Ort. 8L \ -T" \ SfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ jTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 PAGE SEVEN WTAfdtHlLSTglt^gVBWNG HERALD, MANGHESTER. CONN^ THtTRSDAY, O ^ B E R 20^ IMP ------„ li , ^ ^ - — !------—’‘-T-— '■— ------'...... , ■ f AGg 8IX -k, - equipment, and partlbularly on -In­ ventory. tlnually Shorten* the time left tr» | tha dollars, ha .gdt. Somebody has IRanrliPBtpr always been threatening to deci­ Against theab unfavor^le aa- Gool Weather Brings diplomecy for their *pcompllsh-; Connecticut pher his ayatem and catch up with Renovations to Schools --r.- pecta of Oie economy the admlnla- ment ■<.. '• ; him, but noAr It appears that it tratibn haa movrt on several {npnittQ Ifprald Prlvbte ffrrTM 'ln \Veet Germeny j will be too late. If It ever happens, fronts. , ^ ruih because the Job ia done;, aind the ’The money managers have made Hearty Market Fare and The Netherfifndjl have been Yankee To Bolster Economy cx). iN a i great thing at Storra la built. Said Meeting Schedule crefflt more available and Interest makltif; proffrea* with a aimple! Finally, we have smiled on this ) ' By A. H. O.^ rates lower. So far this has Jbad ^ THE ASSOOIATia> PRESS <' Qanned peas and com are gomg technique for prodqclni?, the nrani- j Chreer, with the warmest of all Th« w ot«r mains of tha Monehottar W ottr Com*. I By BAM DAVrSON ^decUnh—this 6eptember^as off 29 little. If any, effects^ on dither to cost more this wmter because our benedictions, because this re­ Renovations at Barnard Junlor^rooma, as well as'ventilation fans per cent front a year ago and the Nippier weather In many sec­ PuWlilMrt iitn ingredient of the atomld bomb.! ony ora bain^ fluihod from 4:00 KM . to 11:00 per cent of the 5,075,000 head of there Is a concerted <|rlve to re­ and . cucumbers, California com, THE ASSOCUTED PRESS atomic honibs ta not loo clear, but cornhusker'.s quarter century span development, for the future, of Classes to .Move and Lincoln Schools will be done I enough m the final three mopths cattle nbw on feed for the quality The Aaaociated Prast ta escluslrely Builders say the slowdown — assure the public that a^deep re­ endive, escarole, rom aln e and •ntltlad to the use of repubUcaUon of the implications are that the prn.s- of service to tlic. In.stltuflon. that kind b f human being de­ Bradlati said today the elec­ during Christmas vacation. Paint-! effloially reported as a 17 per cent of the/year to make the $610 bil­ slaughter market. A year ago they cession IS unlikely and td stress green d'n I o n s. Arixona green all news dispatches credited to It or pect la all too real. The United Probably, in i935, a selecliqn scribed as the “ whole man” or the trical work on the first floor of ing at the Green School can be j slump In September from August— lion/total which WasMioRion of- marketed In October, No'Vember not otherwise credited In this paper that much of the current islow-, onions, Smith Carolina eggplant from the West seemed natural and "well-rounded man," term, which, Barnard is almost finished. In done now. t Is continuing this month. fi^ I s were still hoping’ for only and December 60 per cent of the and also the local news published here Slaiea has,reportedly been tialrtg it.s now that we think of U, apply ad­ A I J f < /V rsj I down in industry and bearishneSs. and Washington corn. All lights of rapunllcatlon of ap'clai Inevitable, if one was to .seek fresh about tw-o \veeks, the seventh Rooms Ready Soon I Easier credit may have been off­ pTew weeks ago. 5,001,000 head on feed. dispatches herein are sisn rsssrred influence with Vt'est Oennany and mirably .to the person and .the ac­ in the stock market is the result Best buys are cabbage, cauli­ blood and vigor for the cause of graders who are meeting in third The four-claasrooms on the sec- i set by uneasiness over the genera^ ' Housing’s failure to give the Chickens are being pushed again complishments of the man we have flower, broccoli, brussels sprouts, Full serrlea client of N E A 8»r»- The Netherlands to persuade them agriculture in .(,'onnqcticut. But the floor ■ classrooms will be moved ond floor of the addition to St. , economy the .eScpected push fol­ of a reaction to past-overconfi­ this Wqek as special offerings with been writing about, Albert N. Jor­ trend'In the economy. / medium size onions, potatoe|i, sidn- le», tnc ^ to keep quiet about what may be surface appearance of the ehoice to .the first floor classrooms, pro­ James’ School are scheduled for lows hard on reports that indus­ dence and too high expectations. roi 4ters, fryers and stewers about PubUshcrs RepresentaiJTes; rbe gensen. * EVERYWHERE IT'S JUST LOBSTER ON Alio blamed is a hangover' of ach, nemagold and orange Jersey WHS a mask and a delusion. Albert vided the p.aintlng Is finished In completion in about two weeks, trial output In September waa set It’s 'still up to the consumer, evenly represented. But prices are Julius Mathews Special Agency - New going on. N. .lorgcnsen was not a' student unsold homes btjilt last yean high at a 10-month low, that retail sweet potatoes, parsnips, pump­ York Chicago D»l^lt and Boston. them. said the Rev. John D. Regan, FRIDAY EVENING however, to decide what, he’ll do generally up from two to s0ven MEMBER AUniT BTTREAO OF But. obviou.sly enoiigb, any at- of field, but of human, crop.s. And prices of then and of construct­ sale# slipped that month Instead kins and nearby peppers. The seventh graders will still be principal. Only the waxing of with his money— and to guess 'Ids cents a pound from last week. CmCtJLATlONB tempt at secrecy about a rel.ntive-; the corn in which li® W'as expert BUT HERE IT’S ' ing new ones, and tha linispicion of rising on a seasonal pattern, Among fruits, the best bargains on a 4-hoiir clasa day. but at least the floors remain to be done, he chances of getting more. Smoked hams and various cuts ly simple process la not going to he ! was not that wj^UlCh fo ile d an ear. A ThouRht for Today that the big building boom of re­ that a hard core of Jobless persists are Cortland and McIntosh ap­ The KeraM Prlnttog Compaq li«.. they will be in finished classrooms. said. of lamb are gettmg the feature assumes no ftnanclal retponslblUty for but thatWhich persuaded the ears BponaoreO by the I^aocheatM Two of the classrooms will not BROILED cent years may have eopped up a in the manufacturing industries, ples, bananas and tokay grapes. typographical errors appesrine In ad_- more (nicce.ssful than was the |)ol- The seventh graders have been Double Tribute treatment in Slsatern chain stores. ■r of slate bfidget-niakers, trustees. major portion of demand. that wage and salary payments Tsrtlsemenls and other reading msttet Connell of Uharcben on a curtailed schedule since school be needed until next year. The ley of secrecy about the rompli- faculty -members, and the general A few builders say this Isn’t so. have fallen although total personal In the East, smelts, haddock and In Ths Manchester Eyenlng Herald opened Sept. 19. pupils'” who vrili fill the other two iOBSTER A-LA-HOB-NOB rated proce.s.ses for the atomic and ; Gonnectlcut public to s growth far They announce Rood salsa of their Income haa hit a new high, that In 1959, Germany paid tribute halibut top the fish offerings. Oily Operation Very little work has been done classrooms have been meeting in DSapUy advertising closing hours: more phenomenal than anything > Prayer (OUR OWN SPECIAL SHRIMP STUFFING) houses and say It’s because they’re profits continue to slip for many to the poet, Johann Christoph Miscellaneous specials Include For Monday—1 n.m FVlds.*. hydrogen bombs. ^ in the" East Side' Recreation Build­ the new cafeteria and in the base­ po.s.sible for even, the rich soil, of Lord, let not my religion be SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD giving the public the value it companies, that American exports Friedrich vOn Schiller,- on the sausage, hamburger and corned The United States has more Foe Tuesday—] p.m M^day Viewed realistically, these re­ ment library. jT Wednesday-1 n ro Tuesday. Iowa. ing at Educational Square,, said FRENCH FRIED WHON RINGS ____ haven’t risen enough to offset the 200th anniversary of his birth beef. than 569,000 producing Oil wells. A thing of selfish ecstasy; Bradlati, particularly on the lock­ No plans have been made yet to | craves. Defining what,, the public nr Thursday-] p iti Wednesday ports are merely one more warn­ For most of these 2H years, we But sonirthlng warm with tender FRENCH FRIED POTATOES— ROLLS and BUTTER wants is hard. Each builder tu- drain on our gold and dollars, that and to the composer, George Egg prices finally took a dive Located in 30 states, these wells Tot fSiday-] p m. Thursday. ers and the library. The auditori­ begin cafeteria service. This i f ing, perhaps the actual last mln- have been a casual observer on the Ually says It’s what he is offering. businessmen are cutting back a Frederick Handel, on the 200th arter reaching their high of the produce an average of 12.8 bar­ For h tu H a y-1 p m M djF ^ cape' um on the third floor Of the Main project will require further atudy, 1 ON THE CONCOURSE AT THE PARKADE ClasslH^ deadline: lO TO a m. fite warning, to Ihe diplomacy sidelines of the field jorgensen’ was And fellow'shlp which I can share. said Father Regan. I .^mooncemeht of the housing bit on spending for plants and anniversary of his death.' year. rels of oil a day. day of piiWlcaMon ascent Saturday— working. Building has not yet been touched, • a.m which, representing the three origi­ Let me not walk the other aide but the. contractor. Jack Hunter, We have smiled, with aomi^ O f*tiou b le’s highwtay long and Thursday, Octobgr JO nal members of the atoimlc club, promises that the project ■will be amusement, as, over the years, wide; »’ the tTnIted States. Brftaht, and this proces.sor of'straw into bricks completed by the end of the Make me a Good Samaritan, Thafiksglving vacation. (■ that gives you PLANNED S E C U P I I Y Russia, ta supposed to be negoti­ carefully I and affably niatntalncd Nol Tax CdJiMtora And neighbor unto every man. Elementary Repairs OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY— 10 A M. to 10 P.M. MOST LUXURIOUS LARGEST THINK OF ALL his klfehen-stove ease with those Clarence M. Burkholder ating lan International treaty ban­ Conneetlfait farmers who would On the elementary buildings, a B*e now seem to have, st the Submitted by the SELLING CANNONS ning nuclear tests. have, witliin the Republican p arty report from, project coordinator FREE! Municipal Building, a third argnt- Rev. Arnold W. Tozer baa already became an and the I.cgislature. some inftil- James L. Perry ,showfc.that nearly ment for Jumping the, rates oh Second Congregational Church Former Cheney Mills atomic power, outside Ihe rlub' enee on the number of acres he all the. work is fini.shed. Manrheater'a parking meters. The Hartford Road and Pine St. FREE! TOWELS THE JOBS YOU would be allowed to develop at Holli.stor St. School is finished ' . , ______m ia new possibility, that the cream KKNNKD V ,WS. .NJXO.N S42 new argument haa Just4 as much ■ , ' • Storrs, H'ai mer ' Jorgensen was a except for .some plumbing In the . . *1.. •®P"'"at.or device will work to pro- •Manchester, Conn. v*a1ldlty as the two arguments; ,___ ^ man of tlie .soil. New York, Oct. 20 .(/Pi Out of boys' toilet rooms and some cabinet ONE UNIT FREE EACH WEEK WITH EVERY We have also smiled, with live­ fi97 ballots ca.st in a .straw vote which have _ preretled it, which is duce the atiiff for bomba withoiit sinks. ■■ the grandiose plant set-i|p the ly and fasefnated adrniratlon. on at Catholic Fordham University, Manchester Green School needs AMPLE FREE PARKING! $10,00 OR MORE PURCHASE to say no validity at all. those orcasions wlien ’‘‘arrixer Jor­ there was only a 1.3-vote difftretice (Omplete painting ^in the toilet CAN DO BEHER fm ted .States used in euterrng the The first argument advanced for gensen f(*lt required 1fi venture out between Sen. John F. Kennedy rooms, aide entrance.s, boiler room Parcel Pickup to Your Car! Increasing the rate.s and the lake atomic age, tlireatens_ tq prodiUT r,f ,„ral set ting ami take on. and Vice President Nixon. and custodian's room, and some ★ HAND TOWEL ★ atomic anarchy. ’ “ in ' maneuver and debate, those o f Manchester a parking meters ■ Kennedy had 35.1 votea and cabinet sink in.stallation. But'It would lie mis-reading th e i 'vW.v. .city slickers who could not Nixon 342; was that other communities have Nathan Hale School needs new ...... - ...... Ki,. iv.1. I h® trusted not to advance.the wel- WITH Kennedy, the democratic pt^esi- doors on existing toilets and CAPITOL IRAND SKINLESS jone up on their rates, eliminating , * ^ I fare of some other division of the dential nominee. Is a^Roman Cath­ cabinet sinks. Robert.son School the penn.v, and making a nickel other de-( p^u(.a.tional system at the olic. Nixon, his republican oppon­ heeds complete painting in a stair­ WEEKEND FOOD VALUES velopnienls wiiiili wdll surelyjexpen.se of the institution at the smallest amount a meter will ent, is a Quakgr. well and touch up work In toilet \ eventuallv make the prodiiction of I 3torr.s. take. What in the y.orld has that FRANKFURTS , , , . , I And we have smiled, with be- EXTRA HEAVY to do with Minrhesler? The only atomic energy a rheap and simple confusion and bafflement, Hi L Handy’s Lanox Brand Ripple Brook anr.ver we ran think of Is tliat It . proreaa . If this one df^sn't to eon-j , the-.apparent wdtehcraft with leaves Manchester in a handUme! *' makes more | which he planted and cultivated .. J-r— favorable position ss a communit v Inegotlationa^r a ban LEANg THINLY SLICED^ ^SAYE SAVE which chafgea le.a for the uae o f ’ " " ' " " ‘"K G-O.P. 30ePfcB. Its afreeta bv either its own r,u-1 members of the mi- eens or bv stranger. Therefore, it *''« 1" the fond BACON makes shopping here .^mewhal '>’*t If t»®y " " ‘V from \ gotiali* such a teal ban. and sign Vic to r y r a lly Use this check list mor» plpaaant, IVi* ahmiM qiillr I U.S. TOP CHOICE €r PRIME BEEF phllosophlral m .r the fart thal '/ f'"' >'■ Other romimmitiea are bemg f " ’"'*■'' ' ■’"'Pl'a"®® wllh it. No Yes ^ SEMI BONELESS A I ami that this will have the result of 0 i n B £ j L 0 j a n c s L The aerond argumenradvanred ' the present exclusive 1. Do you gave regularly every * LESS WASTE P I 0 r o a s t s for Jumrtng the rates on Manrhes- ' payday? — □ □ ter> meters Is that this would fi-; '’IT®"' fh® test ban ha.s for SATURDAY, OCT. 22-6:30 P.M. VALU-TRIMMED - nanre a stepped-up acquisition of I I'l'fscMt. mn lear powers Is the 2. .4re you mving at least of your earnings? land for public parKing Iota T h e I that It would leave Ihem^ /n eyeglass AT THE 4 □ □ • meters, at present ralra have I P'''’"®"^ stock of bbnihS, 3 Are your" aavii^g Mfe? built up a tld.v municipal „„ „{ but prevent all other nations from HEARING AIDS* □ □ B FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS Svsilahle for this purpose, some of Ibomba, Zenith CITATION ROSEtmUNT, Route 83, Bolton 4. Do you keep savings working U. S. TOP CHOICE and PRIME BEEF which is now being spent for sound i th® .delusion. If the pres.- without interruption to take 4 FISHKRMAN acquistuons l-el s buy more land I '»f the sto m lr club mm bhAm Gs hMs«F. 1 ADMISSION $2.50 PER PERSON • lONELESS \ • I - advantage of dividends? □ □ . SAVE when we have acrumulsted. to hind other nations not to' srw xfiar-’-'oor'210*® •N O WASTE FISH STICKS p2?:29c cash from the presen-l rales notP"-'"''’'" '’"<'1®'*'- weapons, there is, 5. Have you set up important miE DBMONSTR/mONI - For Tickets Call Either • AUM€AT 26e lb. borrow now to buy more now and'""'.'' ""® them to ilq It. saYingsjioals? . . . such as se­ then raise the rales In finance the 'bcni'to renounce these curity., retirement, education, -“TIP T O r JUICES .6 OZ. j,,,rrowlnp i weapons themsehes. Tie only real Ptneepple-Raepberry, Btraw- Ml 3-1534 or VMl 4-1673 down payment for a home. □ □ CANS Now. .. in rnemoi andum ftom t""''"'"®"'"' ""®® , Quinn's Pharmacy Undercut Chuck berry or Raapberry, Lemon, ' General Manager .Marlin, there »Kre>ment to stop testing would be , 6. l>o you budget family ex­ Black Cherry ■eema to be an apparent tJilrd a t - 1'bat such an agreement intgliL l)c i 873 MAIN ST. MEET THE CANDIDATES penses to keep , money from gument for Increasing the r a l e s . '>be prelude In abilily and willTft^ slipping away? ”■ □ □ ' "PLAVOA QUEEN*' RCG. SIZE LOAF as recommended, the memorandum"f"®*" t" "Hr®® u'> nalion, big or ' Phone Mi 3-4136 AT THIS PARTY . . . •tat.e's. by Police (lile f Reardon. small, atomic pioneer or atomie ■ - 7.-Are you teaching your chil­ Roasts WHITE SUCED . It appears thst the metei.s are come-lately,' slinll possess the ANTONI SADLAK^—U. S. Congfressman at Larffc dren thrift? □ □ In need of repair and rehin!,rliiig. bomb. •Tid that this will rosl $6,9fi2. Why If this ‘seems impoHslble and un- ‘ TOM BRfiNNAN— U. 8. Conffi eaaman 8. Is your Havings account sub­ U. S. TOP CHOICE and PRIME BEEF reajlst-iic' the ^eure for air. 'sticli WRAP this should consIlHile a ease fbr stantial enough to meet sud­ opinion or senUnieiil is to look at KEN GEYER—State Senate / ...... BREAb '^ crea sin g rates is not clear. \\> den emergencies? □ TENDER JUICY hay* had the nietera' rejiaired and Ihe re a llstie .a lte rn a ll\e , whl< h' .lOHN GEYER—State Representative e FRESH BAKED DAILY e Wrap freezer foods rebuilt before, and the cost lame 1 mild Ife, all loo soon , bargain i 9. Do you resist temptations to GROCERY SPECIALS Wrap big refrigerator items comfortably enough out pf mCler baaemenl bombs for any nation, or ^Ar-^J.AWRENCE RFKER—xState Representative u.se your savings for unimpor­ • s?- LONDON BROIL revenue, while the atiridiia for even for any factbin of a nation ...... ■ ,,i II. I .1 r I tant things? ' □. ■ 1 Bl^mr CROCKER Roast hams and fowl parking lot purchases wa.s still ac­ Under auclr4 onditimis, what would cumulating.' When the, rates were be the realislir rhances of wqrld J O. Do ytni examine your progress 1 CAKE MIXES " .4S.?S*1.00 Cover cakes originally_acl. precisely ‘such up­ llle? W’li'ild nnl such conditions periodically and readjust your lb . 1 tionhj? Splea or Choon. Malt keep 1 expenditures were foi eseen have to be classified as the greatesl savings program ? . □ Line broiler pans, cookie •“ 1 and ralruiated ^nd i>rovideeHk,i ■ v.' . ^ add S25 to your present account and* re-' and upkeep expense of rhe meters Tha peak waa there,'or alinosl therhaelves could he s;ient only for j there, not nmiiy . hours ago. ’nK’ j r I UBSTOCK CHEMICAL^ ceive...... * l i p TALL A purposes allied'with improvemehU lemon and livid maples l-.ad t»een ' FOR ’TOMORpOW’S SCIENTIST FOR ^ of Manchester parklni:. ; joined by the rich Tuata of the oak; ; $o*$ home hearing TOMATO SO CANS n We have been getting revenue, of the half iiillllon leaves on a our w ay} STUDENT MICROSGdPE SETS handsome enbugii to insinlam and good-ai.r.cd maple perhafis only’-- ★ W r . repair meters a n d ^ u m ii a (no- lOO.tXKi bad slipped to the ground,! You get premium quality STUDENT CHEMISTRY SETS gram of parking lot purchase from fitolligbung the pageantry aliovc; a 4-piece aettins of imported Mobilheat with ltT-98 .'.. the tOP/ijUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES the minimum rates witli which we the wandering-foctw W »-llie sun moat completely efiective fuel • -VraTC C‘.-. China' dinnerware and .other G R ^ "A” EXTRA LARGE ■began. \5> see no emergency or : lost itself in maaaea of foliage and : oil additive in use today. And you get' i>remiijm aerrice. Au­ CRYSTAL RADIO KITS . pieces to match the ae| and/or s U. S, NO. 1 FANCY 2 ’Tall ciyi 39c SlMfECTAPPUECIDER •••b*******## they ha ve to parity dejn t they? ‘ riddled and cast ibiwji, the brancii j WE GIVE UrM: Member Federal Let'* turn our back on Ihe rev- .blown bare, the coi'ors smudged' et FANCY iFIdORlDA D^poalt Insiiraoee C«rp Aleo avallaWa in. thrifty 12-lneh width ,«nue possibilities of the meters, i doym oqlo the .paVeincjits, and GREEN STAMPS HOMO. MILK 45c and kaep regulation n i the uae of what cap w* do? 'Hie arlial owns Tprta Pack RINK SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUfT ^ a c « u their, inalp fi In intUonj i tile gallery, Uie canvas, the lirush, ‘ AtX. CENTKB OUTR-.011I,D •- BQNUSr.To frM food labelt tvety box ■ I jthe colors jindc audlCnce.'and ep-; MQRIARTY The Saving!y|ank of i anctiester IMPORTED ITALIAN CHESTNUTS of IB-Inch wide, h«4vy duty Alc6aa Wrap. The Counl-Down fillips Ahead ' “ P"'' them ^ii the. only i«w CHEDDAR CHEESE uxSSc V. ' Colorful fobd labels let you " which.can ipakc art truly impel MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH W EST BRANCH Identify foods at a glanco. ’Die laboratory keeps ;runnii)g ; laliable. PerfebUmi js a almaiiier-"" BROTHERS 9 ? 0 Mom S f. 1 ij f C' ntt.r St A 1 Aloflftu •, f ■ / Po/MO.J* FHILADKLmiA FKEBH NATIVS tor. L• fi 1» < St VV t ■ . t r (/ r f / ! (< 1 M ; ■ 9 f< ahead of diplomacy, pontlnually In-1 ing hint, hever to be seized ifnd O P ' N THUr**in/. y Mi 3-^135 CREAM CHEESE 2:,S;25c SNOW-WHITE CAULIFLOWER lif . H eM eMnlnw-ABC-IV. 'creaaing ,the urgency of diploma-’ pbeeeaaed,. alwzyi to be pursued t OLD COINS BOUGHT-e-SOLD (ViN/Ni.S (■- f.. .. BOTH nRAN CH f, Ol'fb/ f Ft / L* jT y J f () p ' 11 I For ezeitlfla i|faina wMdi ALOOS PRISINn every Tueedwr ST'S U hki even whUe It also con- anew. 301-115 Canfar St. w “ K'}f \ k'w rrTTrTrrrTrT A -.1 ; - A

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■ ------V, • ■» > » r L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 PAGE WINM Ma n c h e s t e r EVENING h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r ,^ c o N li- T h u r s d a y , Oc t o b e r so, i m p regular masting Tuesday at 8 p.m. their outstanding performance on cipal of the Avery St.BUementory Schools, aijd works as a field as­ ConnociicUt ~f#l»lution to rescind ^ A G E EIGHT South Windsor at the Avezy St. Elementary NM8 qualifying tests, given last School, which started Tueaday, P^rty Platforms sociate for ths Service Bureau of the approval given by (he council will meat every week from 2:'80- Woman’s Organizations, > on dental therapeutics.. Brown, ebairman; Donald DbiUey, School. spring. LASTEAULTE bread, rolls and cookies will bo Mrs. Earl Herrick, BoltM, will 3:30 at,the school. Siibject of Talk TTie film emphasizes the obliga­ Opposition to ths- endorsement tiBWurer; Tl^bert Auden, cub- Thomas Coffey, Leslie Manning tion of the Christian to work for Bazaar Set Nov. 2 Offered. speak oiT dried flower arrmngmehts, This class to opsn to all Inter­ was based on the contention that Co-chairmen of ths apron booth BOYSCOVT mostor; and Col Morlarty, oeelit- F ire M ay E nd and James Rustik are among the the good od his community and his involvement of ADA with a com­ STORE YOUR BOAT Mrs. John Beck and Mra. John s s M adults and will run for 9 or Showing of a filrti, "Christian In In Center Church wUl be Mra.. JamesJi Harvay- ia d ont eubmostor. 28,000 students in (he whole U.S. weeks. country. mercial product weakened public Mrs. Frank M aloif^. O tlm hand Note$ and Newt Den mothera for tho yoor oro Joneczek will be co-hoateseea. receiving such commendation. Politics,’’ will bs foUowsd by a dis­ D a i r ^ r e e r Anyone interested in joining the confldehce In the association. FOR THE WlffTER; mads and original • will be M ra Oettour Denley, owtotod by PTA Supper Today Advertisement. cussion of the 'two nationsl plat­ Never before in ADA’s 100-year Oontor Congregation^ catureh Mra Botty London; Mra Randall club is asked to do so at this meet­ The Baby Has stocked at the gi: ith, suiler- Union School PTA is having a forms at the Second Congregation'- history had a commercial tooth­ $1 ptr fBQt witil will hold tU an^al Holiday Ba- Slxty-flve boye from Troop 47 Brown, asetotod by Mra. Jomee ing. Gertrude Fronds Holmes ball­ Dental Delegates vtoed by Mrs, JXikrl Kehler anil and eeven adults partieipated Is Rudolph C. Bckert' nays the fire harvest potluck supper in the paste been -endorsed. Marehall; and Mra. Jane Motl- Mra. Carlton Woodhouse is in school cafeteria tonight at 6:45 room dance class (Grades 6 to 8) al Church Fellowship hall Sunday aaor Wsdnesday, Nov, 2, from 10 Mrs. R ^ r t Martin. a patrol ^ampput In Tolland i at hto form Tlueaday will probably starts this Friday, October 21, 8 M a y 1 . m i The post office, with Mra arty, aariated by M n . NcUa L u ll' charge of nominating and Mrs. p.m. A short business session will at 8 p.m. For Endorsement a.m. to 6:80 p.m. cantly. FOODSPONSOBED BT 8DK8BT ] LODGE put him out ei the dairy fanning p.m. South Windsor Main Street Cub.Bcouts and todderii wiU at­ Been Named ••• Ernest B^gaton and Mias 41el«n An intcrpatrol football .fame Thomas Toliaano, historian and follow the meal. Items on the agen­ Mrs. John ’lyier, Glastonbury, Y all Tree* Co-chairman will be Mra. Laon C si^ ef os chairman will otftr tend the UOann-Boaton U football b u sin g . publicity chairman of the club: da include a reception for Union Community Hall. Register by tele­ and a former stale representative Los Angeles, /Bet. 20 '(JP) — The CaH MBrvin TkrasliBr Husstll, Mra, Ernest Ungersr, and conducted by Piul OtgUo on# Ed­ phone, JA. 9-8115. many glfU from distant places. gomo at Storrs Baturday. Cubs and AT HOUSE asf HALE Eckhert said yraterday he does Thr*>e Students Cited teachers and awarding of a prize to from Coventry, will discuss the House of Delegates of the Amer-, Lkrgitot of Amencanl conifers Mrs. Herbert Klecdlt. Mrs. James ward Diehl wae held Itoturlay af­ fathers whe plan to attend will The ABC booth, under the chair­ ternoon. The boys sang ths new not believe he con replace . the Three Ellsworth High seniors the room having the largest per­ party platforms. She is a mem­ growing east of the Rocky Moun­ Ml 9-32S3 ^ Elliot will servs as treasurer, as. meet at the church at 1 p.m. . leap Dental Association has up­ tains is the white pine, of which manship of Mra Irvin GorUide, troop sond around a campflra that bam wtoch was destroyed and the have received letters of commenda­ centage of attendance by parents. MMU-hester Evening Herald ber of the state board of the stated by Mrs. Mark Hill and Mrs. Strturdav, O ct; 22—9:45 A .A t. hay in it fbr less tVeui 826,000. The South Windsor eorrespondent El­ League of Women Voters of Con­ held the endorsement of Cr«|||^ full-grown specimens stand from George Smith. Will offer used household iUms in night. tion from principal Henry J. Ad­ First Aid Class L.CTM. daughter of Mr. and Mri. WilUahi V. Shaw, 2 good condition, and the Book Nook loss was partly covered by Insur­ A Red Cross First Aid Course, more Burnham, telephone Mitchell necticut, a member of the board of toothpaste by an ADA council. 90 to 160 feet high and'some oc­ Anaaldi Rd. She was bom O ct 6 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ ' Thomas Muldoon and’ Robert ams, acting as agent for the Na­ casionally reach 200 feet. Read Herald Advg. The morning coff4e break gnd will have good used books, parti­ Midwood led a church service Sun ance, he said. tional Merit Scholarehip Corp., for conducted by Joseph Tripp, prin­ 4-0674. -I' directors of Citizens for Better Voted down yesterday was a pital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Charles R. Wilson. J tea room In the afternoon will be OPEN A bull, trapped inside the born Ansaldl Rd. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ cularly for children. This will bs itoy morning. -An “ A” ' frame lash­ under the direction of Mra. Shirley supervised by Mrs. Paul Ames ing contest was directed by John at the 780 Sullivan Ave. farm, liam F. Shaw. 630 Lydall S t . ' Meacham. Mrs. William Minnick $ A M . t 6 9 H 4 . • • • • • and Mrs. Theodore Mslek. Msiocs. The Eagle Patrol, under was also destroyed. A new milk will be In charge of the luncheon, James Tlnghsm, won the contest YOU CAN VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT storage tank valued at 88,000 and Leurelyim Sue* d&ught6r o f Mr, and Mr§. JoMph and Mrs. Rupert Uppllng, the din Mrs. Walter, Frederickson to In SUNPAY, t A.M.-8 P.M. charge of the children's. clothing In the fastest tune, and the Buf­ other equipment were loet In the Thouoahds Cathpaign h r Grant! Unions .T. 2A0 BartKHir S t, Hartford. She waa bom Oct. 5 at Manchaiter ner. Dinner reservations may be exchange. The Toy Chest with falo Patrol saquired the moat PINE PHARMACY blaze. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gr*n<>P*rents are Mr. and made, With any of the geneul (1) If you will be absent from-the State on Novembtr many handmade toys .will he' op points. ' . •S4 OEWT EB ST. A passerby discovered the b lou Mrs. Willis C. Ty, Vernon' Trailer Court, VeraM. Her pa­ chairmen. Joseph Schelbenpflug conducted while the Eckert family was hav­ ternal - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brennan, East crated by Mra. Frsneie Aldrich, eigh th . Christmas cards and peraonal- a knot-tying contest, which was ing dinner. Firemen were unable Hartford. She has a brother Rick Joseph, ,2. Mra. Joseph Hebenstrelt, and Mra. • B • issd sUtlonery will be among the won by the Apache Patrol under to . save the structure os - flames items offered at the paper goods Philip Chose. There will also be (2) If you are ill, infirm or physically incapacitkM wishing wall for childran. the leadership of Fred Tadford. had spread to a large -area of Glean Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Wilson, 3M Hart­ booth. Mrs. Robert Landis, chair­ T h e boys are reminded to ro- ford Rd. He was bom Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. pinj unable to vote in person at the -polls. atored hay by the time of ‘ dis­ man, will take advance orders on Dried arrongemenU and potted port at the church Saturday at His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Henry G. plants will be offered at a booth, FLOROCK covery. ,, Christmas cards at the church to 12:16 p.m. for the UConn-Boeton ( By pumping water from a near­ ridge S t His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W, morrow from 10 a.m. to noon. directed by Mra. Albert Schutoe ILACKTOP (3) If you are a member of the Armed Forces. Better University football gOme. ThaBoy Wilson, 49 Arch S t He has a brother, Blake, 3^ '' and Mrs. Malcolm Robertson. by brook, the Volunteer Fire De­ . • • • • • Advance orders for Vermont Scouts WUl conduct their annual 8EALIR partment did, however, save . a NuHery care will be provided fund-raising, dYive Sunday. Cmlg Rassell, son of Mr. and Mrs.vLeonaJid Moura. 303 Kee­ cheese are being token by Mra nearby home and' other buildings. EMward Dlk, and for pecang by for small children under the di At The .For Purthtr Informatloii Tb I. Ml 3]-lS34 ney S t He was bom Ocl. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. raction. of Mrs. Robert McMlllen. . Heavy smoke and intense heat His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Rtllh Thompson. Tuscumbla. Mrs. Charles BaxUr. The Country Pock 27 Cub ScouU of St Mary’s hindered the efforts of firemen Store, which will offer Jelllea Decorations for the fair will be tm> Episcopal Church'.wUl hold ,a pack W. H. ENOLAND Ala. His paternal grandmother to w s . Rose Moura, 383 Keeney der the direction of the Co-Weds. during their 2-hour struggle to iRHIDN S t He has a brother, Bnyjs' L , 12; and a sUUr; Cynthia A., jams, cheese and pecans, will be meeting and Halloween party In REPUBUCAH HEADQUARTERS prevent further, spread of the supervised by Mrs. Francis Oreeij the old haU at the itourch tomor­ LUMIER CO . SUPERMARKETS STOKES WATER blaze. "I .. . . . and Mrs. Laurence Perry. Mrs. row at 7:80 p.m. All Cub Scouts -AT THE GKEBN” 218 HARTFORD ROAD Thirty cows , escaped injury by are. to attend in costumes. There Catherine Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Plante. Millard Appleby and Mrs. Howard ITie sagusro cactus may absorb being outside during the fire. Harriet St., Vem«n. She was bom Oct. 8 at Manchester Memo­ Mason are In charga of a candy as much, as s ton of water in its will be refreshments and gomes. Open AO Day Saturday Don’t Delay. Get Your Absentee Vote In Now Several bars and pins will be This was the second dairy born rial Hospital Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ruth Beaver- booth. Mrs. Edward Calam and broad, shallow root system after hers destroyed by fire In recent stock, R pi^llle. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ralph Cor- Mrs. PYancto HaddeirwUl man tho a rainfall. The plant-stores this awardetf.i _ , „ Leodera of the pock ore RoadoU months. The other one was at the dlck,J«frtford. bakery booth where desserU, moisture in lU spongellke tissue. ^ • • • • • Brogard farm on Clark St. Heeds School Bosird - Cinig Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Daglsson, 48 Dr. Irving Freedman of Farm­ Ashworth St. He was bom O ct 10 at Manchester Memorial stead Dr., Tuesday night was Hospital. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles elected by the Board of Education E. Davis, 14 Foxcroft Dr. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. to serve as its chairman during the TrickorTreatTima \ and Mrs. Albert E. Eaglesort Jr.. 40 W. Gardner S t He has a cOmiiig' year. Former secretary Fall Housedeanjng Needs sister, Kim, IM. and vice chairman of the group, he Lynda, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. William L. Katkaveck, 1871 la now sending his.fourth term on GRAND A U PURPOSE X Main St, South Windsor. She was bom O ct 10 at Manchester the board: X Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and STEER Daniel P. Cavanaugh of Main COSTUMES Mrs. James McQueeney. Old Saybrook. Her paternal grandpar­ St., was named vice chairman of LIQUIDCLEANER enU are Mr. and Mrs. William Katkaveck, Wapplng. the board, and John Flood of Main • • B • • St., secretary. ruu euAiT ^ I HAllOWEEN Lola Penelope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Graf, 830 Next . October, under terms of •OTTIE. , Benedict Dr., Wapplng. She was bom Oct. 10 at Manchester " the charter plan, size of the local MASKS morial HosplUl. Her maUmal grandparenU are Mri and education board will be increased MR. CLEAN toet.be.ri. A9* Preston Ross, Waterbury. Her paternal grandmother from the present six to eight mem­ emshlY made Herman C. Graf, Waterbury. She has two sisters, Carol Ann, bers. WHITE DOVE ' 8H, and Heidi Merle, 15 months.' '■ S.\ Seeking Funds SWiCT CIDIR Salvation Army fund drive ap­ BLEACH r ItT peal letters have been aent to Maureen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FrancU B. S h a n a ^ , 8 GRAND FOAMING Bancroft R d , Ellington. She was bom Oct. 8 at ManchosUr residents here. H. Mills Newtlerry BONUI Jr., of Main St., is again serving ouiid Roast FREE 100 Memorial HosplUl. Her maternal grandmother to Mrs. Ida Mac­ 2 25 U.S. CHOICE ~ ARMOUR STAR ~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM Donald. Ellington. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. as locsl drive chairman. Mrs. Ed­ cuANSER 'j; ' DISiNrtCTANT - q , Francis W. Shanahan, Hartford. She has two sisters, Claudia, ward Kuehn of Ellington Rd.,.ls STAMPS ^ TOP ROUND treasurer and Mrs. Judd Files, sec­ 8, and Lynn. 5. . „ , retary. C. Ne k*' " t T A U MEAT w it h Htl* emipon and the porehoM Jeffrey Alan, son of Mr, and Mrs. David Blair Sampson, Hill­ Serving on the service fund com­ AEROSOl CAN A A s NO WASTE side Manor. Vernon. He was bom OcL 11 at Manchester Memo­ mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Richard of $6.09 nr more at ymir favnrita C. Reeves. Richard .1. Jones, War SPRAY NINE 8 T on thoB* rial Hospital. His maUmal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. 8. BOTTOM ROUND Grand Union (except on beer «r dgor* Ross Shlrer. Clemson, 8. C. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. ren Westbrook, and Richard C. GIAMORENE Top or Bottom and Mrs. Carlton Sampson, Milford. He has a brother, David Rothwell. attea). Rosa, 8H; and a sister, Leslie Ann, 18 months. Newberry asks that contribu­ -tuANER V; 98' 9 8 ‘ CUTS • • • B - B tions be sent In as soon as possible g r a n d BONELESS CHUCK to help workers complete their' re­ Limit: 1 Par riiMomer Stephen Charles, son of Mr. and Mra John R. Ttochler, 8 Swift's Offer Gnnd tkru port.*. 29 Femwood Dr.. Bolton. He waa bom Oct. 6 at Manchester Me­ SPONCES ■ V' ' ^ Sat., Oc^ S2nd morial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are Dr. and Mrs, JUICY • TENPEIt • DELICIOUS "Here In our own community the PARSON'S Roy H. Johnson. Greenville. Pa. His paternal grandmother Is Salvation Arrny servea the year lb. around, quickly and elficiently on 27 Mrs. Elisabeth Tlschler, Cleveland, Ohio. He has a brother, local welfare caaes through a vol­ AMMOMA £ ' Robert 8. ' - . .1 ■ ' . ■ • • • • • PremiuiB unteer unit service committee," Michael Alien, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Finnegan, SX Fine he stated. ' . f r s N p H o h p ! POt QUICK EASY MEAU Knob Dr., Wapplng. He was bom Oct. 7 at XCanchester Memo- "As your local chairman, I am riar Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. asking you to contribute a. little i Raymond Hennequln, 28-Cottage St. His paUmal grandmother more this year. But whether you give, a dollar, or $100, you will be FISH WEEK! YOUR to Mrs. Josephine Finnegan, 87 North St. He has a slsUr, Kath­ RUMP joining hands‘with Salvation Army ■ ------A id s : leen Ann, 4. Fruits & Vegetables BONELESS STEAKS CHQICE - 5 9 ' and your local committee in its > B B B • VEAL ROASTS fancy medium' ' • TOP ROUND • TOP SIRLOIN • CURE • SANDWICH humanitarian work," he concluded 900 CALORIE John Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Moran, 102 Reformation Service Benton 81. He waa bom Oct.' 7 at Manchester Memorial Hoe- H r m , c N s p y WHITE SHRIMP FOOD CONCMITRATIS MEATY A Reformation Service, spon­ HONOR MAID \ plt^. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Moran, • * 1 < » MESH BONEIESS DelieatMSM Repartmint Spocial East Hartford. He has three brothers, Edward, 10, Kevin, 7, and TENDER sored by the Lutheran Laymens VosHta, Chocolota, tuHoracoich * League and the Churches of The FLOUMDER FILLET » Importffd'i—Sliced to Order '/i: I'b. Brian, 3. VEAt CUTLETS SLICED BACON B B B B \ B Lutheran Hour, will be held at the •RAND-WAY : MESH DEEP SEA . ARMOUR STAR Bonald Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin King, 47 Norwich Bushnell Memorial Auditorium SCALLOPS Lane, East Hartford. He was bom OcK 7 at Manchestsr Memo- Iceberg Lettuce 2 Sunday 4 p.m, riaiMospiUl. '.Hl.s maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Otto A Parade of Nations, depicting GIAND UNION 4^ aei. ALL MEAT FRANKS Engelnhrtt. EantMJartford. His paternal m ndparenU are Mr. FANCY RIPE the 115 nations w’her'e the Luther­ FISN STICKS 2 BOILED HAM and Mrs. George King, Rockville. He has a brother, Melvin Eu­ an Hour is broadcast, will be one , , ■ A1BA.CAL EMTIKAl I gene J r ; and a slater, Linda Marie. of the features. Young people from TEDDY'S PEE-COOKED « aot. “frQ Q zet 5 uy of Woek\ ' • • B B B all the sponsoring congregations COD CAKES 2 p^»> Michele Rom , dgughUr of Mr. and Mra. Edmopd F, Sullivan, will dress in clothes of the coun­ iR l l - u t ; 62 Fisher Hill R 4 , Bwt Glastonbury. She was bom O ct 8 at tries they represent. Miss Ruth US. CHOICE — ARMOUR STAR-SWIFT’S PREMIUM Manchester Memorial Hospital: Her maternal grandparents are A^RfCSO THR/FTY 3H0PRER^/ Bartlett Pears 2^ 39' Klinger and Brian Krause will Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg, East Glastonbury. Her paternal ' represent Transvaal in South grandparenU are Mr. and Mra Louis J. Sullivan, East Hartford. INDIAN RIVER WHITE or PINK Africa while Miss Sue Krau.se and I - ROUHDS .< BKF <0 >ks:. Ronald Are! will represent. French CiMtem Cut end Wrappod at Na Iktra Coet Brenda Ann, daughter of Mr.'Nqnd Mrs, John Flaherty, 121 OVEN FRESH ENRICHED Morocco. All four are members .of Hemlock 8t. 8he was bo,m Oct. 4 at-.Manchester Mamorial Hos­ Our Savior Lutheran Church in ■ Yaif receive the whole round Including your Invorile cuts pital. Her maternal grandparenU are^Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc­ FREESOrot'-SUMPSIWITH THIS COUPON AND PUtCHASE Of iniEmSSKlWIIH THIS COUfON AND fUlCHASE QF Wapping. •I STEAKS... ROASTS. ...GROUND REEF. . ; eii et one to w ppicei Collum. 220 Charter Oak St Her patemtl .grandmother Is Mrs. Seedless Two choirs will provide the spe^ 10 POUND package GPANDUP 7S POUND PACKAGE GPANDUR Annie Flaherty, 8 Hemlock St. ■ She has two stolers, Linda Sue, S'" 29 rial music for the servicer a 40- CONTROIUD i S DETERGENT T: and Kathy Jean, 4. CONTROlUe iS DETERGENr voice children’s choir from St. FOR AUrOMATK WASMNS liiafcl ^ AUTOiMATK: WASHItS BREAD k Kathryn Aldea, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gerald H, Chareet, Matthew’s Lutheran School, New IDRI^I limili Ost f*r CuBloentr B S9 / limit: Oft* Par Cuslomar 192 Famham Rd„ South Windsor, and formerly of Manchester. Britain, and a maas adult choir OtfRf Good. Thro Sal., Ocl, 77r\6 ‘ OH#f Good Ihfu Sol., Ocl. ?3nd She was bom Sept. 28 at Manchester Memorial HosplUl. JRer FULL of 150 voicesr- maternal grandmother is Mrs. Florence, V. Clark, Rockland, Mass. this COIPO^ The guest-^speaker will be the 9 el Monte Houno-v f -..'A , Rev. Dr. Oswald Hoffman. Dr. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Aurel J. Charest, ^ SITOED OR HALVES ' Fell River, Mass. She has a brother, Peter Gerald, 2 ^ ; and two POUND Hoffman has been the regular .CREAM; STYlE OR WHOIE KERNEL.2 etoters, Anne Ives, 0, and Mary Hall, 3 'i. speaker of the Lutheran Hour B » B B B LOAF irince 1965. ,, ■ [FREE STAMPS innsISnHKi Theresa, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Josepb R. Nowak, 41 'V.J-' The Couples Club of Our SaVlor WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHASt Of x35‘ PEACHES ^29‘ WITH THIS COUPON AND-PUICHASI Of , Ooolldge St. She was bom Oct. 3 at Manchseter Memorial Hos­ Lutheran Church will meet Satur­ one IS-OZ. PACKAGE DEllCIOUS. A " * . 'SEEDLESS ^ PACKAGE OP 12 BARCOIENE pital. Her maUmal .grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William J. day, at 8 p.m. at the hoqie' of Mr. SMder. East Hartford. Her paternal grandparsnta are Mr. and gild Mrs. Albert Petersen. Deming SNOWY BLEACH BLEACH TABS Mra. Stanley. Nowak. 707 Hartford Rd, She haa a brother, FRUIT COCKTAIl - 37*’ RAISINS 2 ^ 49* SW EIt UFE St., - Wapping. I'"*'*: Os* Par Cuiiemar vS^m limits O b« Par Cutlomaf Joseph, 3; and two atotera Debra. 7, and Kim, .V Olftr Good Thftf Sol.. Oct, ?2nd B • • • B . 'Temple Beth Hillel Reforilied O H if-O ood Ihfo Sol., Oefi 93«»d. , Sjuiagogue of South Windsor tjn- , Lori Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'J. Robert Erickson, 122 1 LB. nounces that flabbi Alexander M, -V .P TOIRATOES 2 ^ 43* TOMATO JUICE ^ 2 9 ' Eldridge St. She was born Sept. 28 at Manchaater Mtmorlal PROS. Schindler wlll'*^!onduct services HosplUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr, and Mm . Dem- Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Wap- inlck Ventura, 198 Eldridge St. . Her paternal grandparenU MARGARINE 2 ^ ^ ping Community Church. b&,-and Mrs. Harold Erickson.kso 70 Csnfbrldge St. She has a stg- .Abraham Glasaman, nominating n R 30£ :: - n A H K BEETS 2 i^35‘ PEARS BARTLEH -.3^ ' li»i¥i^:i^SUIIKI ter, Deborah Ann, lO monthi. SWEET UFE c.ommittee chairman, will present WITH THIS COUPON AND PUK WITH THIS CO UPO N AND PUICHASE'OP the . slate . of proposed officet'a to OUARTXAN-Gf ONt 12-bZ. CAN . Kira AUson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Tlfomss L. Mason, 44 the congregation for voting ac- HamUn St.' She Wae bom Oct. 2 at Manchaater Memorial Hos­ A I^ R O W A X n tjon. Atty. Eklwin LaaAn>ah will, SWIFT'S PREAA pital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Reginald TALL ’ present- new, proposM 'b.ylawa .to liinii; On« f«r PIHE Am E-CHAPEFRUIT DRIIK ^ 29 ‘ limiti On# for Customor AUmi, 4 Rogers Pi: Her patefnol graadmother to |Mr*- Edith CANS Ollfff gooet Thru Sot;. Oct. OMar Good Thuf Sot'. Oct. TJfid E. Mason, 44 Hamlin St. She haa ai brother, Thomsii L. Jr, 7;- - the memberahlp for discuaaion and' and two sisters, Linda Ann, 5, and Debra' Lynn, 14 months. EVAP. MILK 3 acceptance. Oorrectloh • Citizens for Kennedy will meet JUl Elisabeth,...... daughter_ of Mr. and Mra. William Holland, NABISCO LORNA DOONE ...... pkg. S9c Glastonbury. Slie She was’was bom Oct,Oc 11 at RockyiUe Cj£y Hospital. ....lOM oz. toni^t at 8 at the home of Mra. Her maternal grandfather la John M. Baker. Dorset, Vt.,- and her Robert Carey, 721 Griffin Rd, and ^ V IN G I p ^ m o l grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. William Holland Sr.'. SUNSHINE CHEEZ-IT CRACKERS ...... i ...... 6% 08. pkf. l|te not at the home\ of Mr. and Mra. Fall Ghecee FccliwI Frozen Foods loonard Katz on Lewis Dr., as [ East Gtosionfoury. She has s brother. Wlllism David 111, 4; and EDUCATOR GINGER SNAPS i ...... 16 oz. pkf. 89c £m p eror • Ester, Sally Jane, 2. originally, scheduled. PHILADELPHIA ’ *.*-***’ Garden Club to Meet BIROS EYE Deborah Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mra Leonard B. Thrall, WE 1 The (Avery Heights Garden Club CREAM CHEESE 31‘ Brood Brook. She was bom Oct. 10 at' RockvUle CiW Hoepltol. of South Windsor will hold their CUT CORH 235* Her maternal grandfather Is Dudley Clapp, East Windsor Hill, and her paUmal grandmother 1* Mrs. Rose Bump, Brood Brook. HOTEL BAR Kitchen gaeden cut ^ ^ She has a brother. Bradl^, and four alsUra, Donna, 14, Bev-. PLUS 4 4 * eely, 12'/4, Linda, 11, and Terry Ann, 9. WHIPSTIX :Vi- 6REEHBEAHS 2 :il 3 5 ' .-••ABB. Notice i BREAKSTONE , -I' Doreen Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mra. George Cafner, Beaver GRAPES AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING j LARGi,SNOWWHITI 2 MESHPAK a ^ e a n a , Trail, Coventry. She was bom Oct. 9 at Manchester Memorisl. WE HAVE DAILY conAach^ « 2 9 ' suN-MPmm -, ^ - I BoeplUl. Her maternal grandporente ore MYe. G. Cashmon o f CRAPE JUICE 2 ^ 29* Amston ond G. Robinson, of'H artford. Her peUmol graad­ r l DELIVERY TO JH E BORDEN'S. I , CAULIFLOWER p in e a p p l e s fvertetica ee. mother to Mra. Mabel Ckmer„ Eloisc, Mich. OPEN WED. till 8 P.M :~ THURS. m 8 :3 0 P.M. :- FRI. till 9 P .M ; C H A n A u . i x U r SEABROOK ’ ''i- -s Ttos Bernard, eon o f Mr. and Mry. WUuiam A. Sawyer, Bunk­ BROCCOLI SMARS 2 < er Hin Rd., Andover.' He was born O ct 11-at MonejneMer Me­ morial Hoepitol. Hto'maternal grandparenU ore Mr. ond Klni. BOLTON PIAMONit WAUniTS Fred Hersey, Stratham, N. H-, and hie ptU m ol grandmother to EH61ISH CREiT CHEESE . tWrling lei^e H e SOUP m t Mn, Wilma Lowell, NewporL Vt He hoe a brother, WtUloas • CP iEElM'^-nUIK bedded e-i Bogaae, 2; and a etoter,, Wanda.Louise, 4. WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP SE.F.iVC: ' • » » '—T- 49 ANY SIZE s ' Tonuito ...... 8 lOV'j «W. «*«» Leon* Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carl Oeuno, SDH N. u a n e u T m i " 9 M Bark BL, RockviUe. She was born,Oct 10 at Monebsster Memo- FACX PUAAPKIN Vegetable-Vegetarian at Vegetable rtal Hoirttol. Her maternal gnhdparents art Mr. and Mm. FINE LEN O X YETS - IMi One Per Cwueaet 8«hi(> ...... lO'/i M caaa2(8e Vtaieent Vuto, 149 Lodmto St, MoimosUr, and ber patenuJ S A V i Oder Geed Tbre Set, On.. SM _»AVI grandmother to Mra. Cacito Johnaon, 82 Snlpelc S t, KeekvOle. T ': -I Chicken Noodle, Chicken Rloa er ‘ PHARMACY bobfoop 4 ^ 3 5 n t M M a f Muahraom Squp . i2 10^ ox. com 20* Endian AielA dougtateY .of Mr, and Mn. David J. Adams. S 299 E. CENTER ST. 1' J I Wiademiare Ave., RockvUle. She was bwn Oet. 11 at RockviUe STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. OvsrJ Si r i ^ faeaaa.Wr* Mfc. Oat. | 8 M . Wa iaaanw lii righe la Hta City BCbspltal. Her maternal grandmother to Mn. LaUtis T I L M I 9 - 0 m PLINTY OP PARKING IL-. ’ Whitlock o f New Brunswick, Con., and her paternal grandparents lioom ift m e m m s t r u t . mtim m uAsm n mttsMB, usmaisitoYt ora Mr. and Mrs. Trgcey L. Adame Sr., o f Meriden. TSha has Sve bwthsiKfDennIA 114. Terry. 18. Laany, 13, Jerry. S. Sad Joey. S. .U- /

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' i ■ ' ' * ' ‘ ' ' ' '' ' IMNCBESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN,. IH im S D A t, OCTOBER 20, 1960 FA6B ELRTEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MJ^CHESTER| CONN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, I960 South Windsor C a m p s i ^ B o l t o n 'm Rotary Qub Summary ■y THE ASSOCIATED n o IS S Compeicii sehsdiMM of tlis pros- Patience on Charter Rites Idsntlsi and vice prsstdoiiUal candidates for Thursday and Fri­ Attract 400 day: Mail Routes S y e c i a h s t Thursday Nixon—Staff work in New Tetli The Rotary Club of South Wind­ City. Foitm uter Alden B&iley of the sor held Its I charter night at Konriody-rNsw York City. Msadleater poet office haa asked Schaub’s Restaurant o n ^ t. 5 last Ledge — Minneapolis, whsra he Bolton reeidanU to be patient with night with 400 visiting Rotarians JOAN CAROL speaks on a national TV network the new mail setup until snarls and their wives present. s (ABC-TV 10:30 p.m. KDT.) 'iean be ftniifhtened out. ' Richard S. Carpenter of Man- Johnson Middleabero, Frank­ Hf estimates it will be two to 'chester Rotary was chairman of fort and Owensboro, Ky. three weeks before the routes will the charter night festivities. The A N C EI CAKE F r id a y be otfanised and on schedule. The- new club was organized by the Kennedy and Nixon—New York delay in service is caused mainly Manchester unit under the. leader- City,, where they will engage in at the sorting area in the post .ship of Leonard W. Yost, the dis­ their fourth nationally televised office. This condition will improve, trict governor’s special represent­ and broadcast debate, 10 p.m. BDT,^^ the postmaster eaid, when all mail ative. ONLY Johnson—Not announced. is correctly addressed., Dr. Elrnest B. Redfem of Pitts­ field, Mass:, <3overnor of District Lodge—Milwaukee, Wis. ' Bailey would like to remind res­ WediMsday AeUvltios idents to paint their names and 789, presented tlie charter to the. l^ixon—Told a New York audi­ box numbers on mailboxes as soon new clutx ' Charter members listed on the 39 ence “religion should not be an is­ as possible. This will also aid in program are: Carl Anderson, Gil­ sue and will not be an issue if we speeding up the mall delivery, he bert M. Andei’sdn, Normaui Brewer, try to keep the real Issues before said. Thomas M. Burgess Jr., Luther FINAST the American people.’’ He said the Lions tUate Dance Burnham, Walter H. Burnham, GENUINE IMOs will provide "a teat Of faith A fifth anniversary and Hal­ John M. Casey, James P. Curtiss as much of even more than a test loween dance will be sponsored by Jr., A. Laurence Ellsworth, Don- of arms.” the Lion’s Club Oct. 28 at Flano’s ,ald M. GoAlwln; Chester L. peri- Kennedy — Told the same audi- from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tage. ENGLISH MUFFINS efice, an A1 Smith memorial din­ The music for the affair will be Also Kenneth L. Jackson, A1 J. ner, that religion will not he a furnished by the 6-piece orchestra Kaiser, Edward R. Kuehn, Bene­ decisive issue and “I am confidant of Henry E. Martin of South Wind- dict Kupchunos, Russell E. Lev- that the verdict of the American, . sor. John Corvo, a singer on tele­ ack, Frederick Mahr, Donald Mc­ SAVB 11c voters . . . will not be cast on any vision Channel 8. will be vocalist. Laughlin, Alphonse J. Mlsur- Excellent Toasted exterianeous iasue, but on the basic Russell Fountain is serving as aca, H. Mills Newberry Jr, Harry issues of our time' and on their general chairman of the dance. As­ ■J. Odium, Norman Peterson, for Breakfast ability to Interpret them." sisting him are William Clarke, George Pols, John Rich, Leon R. Lodge — Said in Minneapolis Larry Fiano.- John Rothwell and Schweir. , ,, 2 -3 9 that the U.S. position on the U3 Richard Morra. Also J. E. Shepard Jr„ Dr. Phil­ plane incident was not an illtgal Tickets may-be obtained by call­ ip E. Sumner, Robert Trewhelja, An Appetizing one, and that aa U.S. ambaeiadior ing Raymond Negro, president Of Richard Whai’ton, David B. Web­ to the United-Nations he had been the Lion’s Club, or members of the Dr. Ernest B. Redfem of Pittsfield, Mass., Governor of District 789 of RoUry International, exam­ ster, Dr. Robert V. Williams. Jack Coffee Cake Apple Filling - S A V I prepared to make a strong legal committee. ines the charter he presented to the newly organized South Windsor Club at Schaub’s Restaurant, Woodcock and Merle B. Woodman­ Rt. 5. last night. Dr. Robert V. Williams, InaUlled as first president of the club, and James P. Shel­ With 'Real Oranges defense of the flights on grounds Members of the club voted Tues­ see. of ael^defense. day to assist Warren Potter, don, president of the Sponsoring Manchester RoUry Club look on. Officers of the club, who also The club will meet regularly on For Flavor - S A v l 4c assumed their posU last night, included Leon R. Schwelr as vice president; Merle B. Woodmansee, Orange Denuls Johnson—suggested in Winston- scoutmaster of Troop 73. In ar­ Wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Salem, N. c„ "A Great Debate” on ranging a Halloween party. Ray- secretary; Robert Trewhella, trea.surer; and John M. Casey, Benedict Kupchunos and Thomas M. at CJivie’s Restaurant on Rt. 6. Rsal Tasty, Burgess Jr., directors. (Herald Photo by Pinto).______fangy Flavor - S A V I 4c^ nationwide television between mcmd Negro and Russell Potterton Cheese Bread Nixon and Lodge "so they can slug were appointed to meet with Pot­ STRAW VOTE FOB KENNEDY out their differences.” He proposed ter to organize plans for the party. activities. Cookie sale funds also after an emergency operation for Springfield, Maes., Oct. 20 (If)— as subjects the questions of a Bulletin Board help to maintain and Improve the ulcers. Morgan, who was strick­ Since, 1940 students at Trade High Negro cabinet member and of fed- Persons Interested in Joining Scouts Start day camp program. en whil^ on a hunting trip, was a School have taken a straw vote aral aid to parochial schools. Bolton Grange must have their ap­ Mrs. John Jacobs, 125 Brookfield director of the Morgan Guaranty on each prcsldentlgl campaign and C^ask ^iavtng ^rocer^ \jpectai plications to Arthur Plnney Jr. by St., Is chairman of the cookie sale. Trust Co. and had financial Inter­ have always picked the winner. Oct. 26. Applications for member­ Cookie Sale Neighborhood cookie chairmen ests ,in other major .•> Anuerlcan This week they voted 863-426 READY-TO-GOOK ship may be obtained by calling are Mrs. Arrigo AlmetU, central; business houses. in favor of Sen, John F. Kennedy 16-OZ I Service to Mark Piimey or any member of the or­ Mrs. Edwin C.. Cook, south ; Mrs, Covington,' Ind, —George W. over .Vicce Bresident Richard m . Girl. Scouts in M anch^er and Crane, 82, father of newspaper Nixon. CANS ARMOUR'S STAR LB 39< EVISCERATED - 14 to 20 LBS ganization. Bolton will conduct their annual David, Starrett, southwest; Mrs. Hershey 2 Sausage: MimiI Reformation Day ’The teacher’s training class of Holdsworth Sharp, northwest; columnist Dr. George W. Crane, cookie sale tomorrow through Oct, All New Crop Birds out of the Far Northwest. ’ the Congregational Church will Mrs. N. R. Moore and Mrs. A. J. died Tuesday after a long illness. SHOULDER • 4 lo 6 Ibi LB 43c An snnusl Reformation Day meet tonight at 8 o'clock In the 31. Girls will start to take orders He had spent most of his life ias a I J T HEINZ - Made from ^ 2 Sm oked Picnics I.,edgnrd, north; Mrs. William Zim­ All U. S. Grade "A". Plump, tender and meaty. / service, sponsored by the Man­ parish room. tomorrow and cookies will be de­ merman, northeast; and Mrs. F. grocer In Hillsboro, Ind. ARTHUR DRUG P Yin# Ripened Tomatoes iN R l The Fire Commissioners will Springfield, 111. —Harold Saf- Skinless Frankfufts chester Council of Churches, will livered on or about Nov. 10. Weldon-Miner,^ Bolton, hold their meeting at 8 o’clotik to-' ford, 63, Wheaton, 111., a former MILDLY CURED be held Sunday, Oct. 30, at 8 p.m. night at the firehouse. Bids on sup­ A new cinnamon cookie will Join radio and newspaper executive, FREE DELIVERY SIked Bacon plying a new fire engine for the the ranks of established cookies died Tuesday. S ^o rd had been 8 AAL to in PAL BRISKET CORNED BEEF r at the Church of the Nassrene. Deaths Last Night associated with radio station WLS, RICHMOND - Chunk ' Gueet speaker will be the Rev. DeMrtment will he opened. available, Cookie sale profits are lb 3 7 c 'The Junior choir of United divided between the troops and the Chicago, 34 years and retired Tuna Sliced Halibut Oscar R. Rolander of the National Methodist Church will rehearse to­ council. The council receives funds py THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS earlier this year as program jllrec- Laitheran Council office in New morrow at 4 p.m. at the church. neces.sary to supplement the annual Simcoe, Ont.—Junius B, Mor­ •tor. At one time ho was man- (Commodore Seafood Jauonles / York' City. He la secretary of the drive, which fell $5,Sf)0 short of Its gan, 68, of New York, grandson aging editor of the Sioux-Fall (S. PORK council’s department of world mis- D.) Argus-Leader. He was bom Advertisement JI2,.’’)no goal. The tropps obtain of the late American financier J. k BEANS Fried Fillet of Cod >^b 5 5 c I lions. Have you ordered your return money needed to carry out their Plerpont Morgan, died Wednesday In Winona, Minn. Caitipbell's Music will be by a chorus com- address rubber stamp yet? Ymi French Fried Scallops lb 7 5 c I posed of choir members from var­ can HELP YOUR MAIL CAR­ FINAST New England's superb apples are at their peak of ious Protestant churches of Man- RIER TO HELP YOU by ordering Cream Style Fish Cakes ^b 4 5 c flavor and goodness right now. We offer them at cheater under the direction of your stamp today. For pro'#pt, Sw eet C^n Robert Vater of Canter Congre- » J w eourteous service phone MT 9-3093. . value prices as America observes its annual apple week. I gational Church. James Smith will After 4 p.m. phone MI 9-3800. be organist. There are 11 partici­ pating Churchee in the Manchester Advertisement— HOUSEHOLD BLEACH *A GAL JUG Quitary Disposal Service.'Real LYNN POULTRY FARMS Clorox i Council. » I dmtlal rubbish removal In the Bol­ Reformation Day commemo- ton area TehMI 9-9700. rstea the anniversary of' the day Choice Fresh (^onnecticut Poultry Direct From Form to Youl FRANCO 20-OZ the Rev. Dr. Martin LuQier nailed Masiohester Evening Herald Bol- AMERICAN CAN EASY WAY hU 96 Theaca on a caatle door, in inn oorreepondwit, Mrs. Louis i A'rM V u Hr’’ V F* A f? Mi A D E Spaghetti Wlttenburg, Gerihany, Oct. 81, Dtmork Jr., telephone Mitchell 1617, as a protest against exist­ MIODH T‘JHNPlKf • • • MANCMfSIfP _ I A PPLES t-M28. !★ ing Conditions in the church and »A GAL JUG TO SAVE MONEY? a demand for reforms. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. fina^ Bleach I LB r ROYAL « ,. just read on CORTLAND I Ex-Editor Urges READY TO COOK rpOUL'lfRY- PARTS~1 CELLO I ICE CREAM COJ I Uncle Ben's Rice Peanuts Peanut Butter All Purpose Rule of Reason 28 Warren Ht.—MI 8-6950 - TO BROIL or FRY I PLANTER'S ■ PETER PAN Mildly Tart, Delicately BAG ■ ‘'King of Frozen Deosrrt" I CUT FRESH DAILY ' 14-OZ 28-OZ n i- . PKG Z/C PKG JJC i Textured San Francisco, Oct. 30 (F)—Paul SFUMOfll 18-OZ JAR 5 9 c IC, Smith, formsr president of the I I BACKS I 42-01 RKG 75c '"°'3CAN 7 c’c‘5f79< Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. and Individual servings of pure t r n FOR FRICASSEE, CHICKEN PIE, Bunchsi of Rsfrsshing, Juicy Flavor formsr sditor of the Ssn Francisco I oream—fall of nuts, ohrrrleo . | LEGS CHICKEN A LA KING anil i 8 9 e Nescafe Rival Scott Chroniclt, la critical of news­ and fruits with chocolate, _ paper reporters who have what hs ■vaallla and pistasehio Ice ■ iind CHICKEN SALAD NCCKS INSTANT COFFEE DOG F wowtM • PM, 'ko g potaln, whole konal tom. lieto 'J g t / B o i l "A m i I and butter. aOk. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 / MANGHis»i'i'Eit £Vi£NlNa SJimALD. IIANUHESTBR, QOKN^ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, I960 pACrTBtsmDr PAGE TWELVE i T herm oslal Fails, FirstPermit London Gold Price Soare; State News Obituary Site Okayed P olice Arrests A&P SUPER MARKETS IN MANCHESTER 261 RRQAD STREET AND 116 EAST CENTER STREET Beans W ell Doneslie G. and Virginia W. An­ Veit,ch at 7:15 this morning Robert L. J. Long of Kansas City, ip the only action taken after ed as a reaqlt of a routine 25 and rertewable in a year, w.ent In New York shares of gold pro­ Mo., gold crew—and Capt. Nor- ahe lived. check on Rt. 15 by a SUte Trooper. to the Buckland Fish and Game ducers continued to boom on the drew to Edwin E. and Gretchen, when he opened the school. public . he'ariflg at the Municipal' \V. Sagd, property at 74 Richard -He said the kitchen waa thick vell G. Ward, commander o f Po­ The widow of Charles L. Hicks, He is acheduled to appear in court Club, Charles Qlode, 1693 Tolland New York Stock Exchange. she was born in Cortland, N.Y., Building. Mcmday. Tpke., requested it on behalf of And in Toronto, Americans flood­ Rd. witli smoke and one of the two laris Submarine Squadron 14. I..e«ae stoves, red hot. The gold crew brought the ship Jan. 7, 1864i She had lived in Man­ Other topics of diacussion not Edward Feeney, 48, no certain Club President Walter Dumas, a ed the Toronto stock exchange chester for the past seven yesre. actod upon by the TPC were 5#- address, was charged yesterday with- buying orders for . Canadian .Tohn B. Barnlni to King’s Mill The bean* were placed in Into port. teenager. Store. Inc., property at 177 Hart­ the ovens yesterday' at 2:30 ' Last night, with Captain Shear, Mrs. Hicks was a member of North qureafed zone changes In the areaa afternodn with intoxication after The club members will be able kilo bars lof, gold.i. The. price of N. Main St., from Residence being found lying in O nter Park to hunt with shotguns only on land opened at new high of $37 an ounce ford Rd. p.m, at a heat of 200 degrees. Commander Long and Captain Methodist Church' and the Senior Zone B to Industrial Zone; Green­ near Linden'St. He 1* being held "token-ldased" from Mrs. Myrtle but quickly jumped tq $39, Building Permit* Veltch said everything was ffi Ward at the controls, the sub­ Citlsens’ Club here, and Rebeksh •lames D. .Gleason for William order when he checked at 4:30 marine made her 100th dlvV.en Lodge in Cortland, N.T. wood Dr., "Vernon St., and Lydall in custody In lleti of *25 bond for Williams, 1632 Tolland Tpke.; Jo­ One Toronto broker said the preaentauon in court Saturday. seph Moteunas, 1315 Tolland American buyers seemed to be E. McCarthy, erection of garage p.m. before leaving for the route to Groton.- Surviving, besides ber daughter, SL, from Rural Rasidenee 2k>ne to speculating oh an increa.se in the at 42 Helaine Rd., $1,200, day. He theorizes the thermo­ The Henry will be at the EB are three sons, Cornelius Hicks, Residdnee Zone A; and Locust St., Tpke.; and Samuel Feltham, 1506 United States fixed gold price of ___Kdmiind Toniczuk for allera- stat fa He’d sometime during fitting-out pier for finishing Fred L. Hicks, and Robert C. from Residence Zone A to Indus­ Tolland Tpke., Reardon said. $3.% an ounce. He added: "But 1 , tions ai 4fi Norwood St.. $l.onn. the early morning hours. Hicks,, all of California; 15 grand­ trial Zone III for parking purposes These property owners, at a Way back In tht days whan great, great grandma did tKe touches readying her for deploy­ RockvUlewVernon ,o v e n -r e a d ^ « ‘ ' can't see the buying flood lasliqg James H. Darbv for addition at Liihcheons were served to ment by the end of the year. children, and 28 great-grandchil­ Only; and proposed amendments toxvn directors’ meeting earlier shopping, A&P was hard at work developing customer go(»d dren. > i f ') and they" may have the rug pulled , 24 .lordt St., $1.50. the children as usual today, The George Washington, first of for industrial zone’ rules. this month at xvhlch the .ordinance a a* «• • will. This was accomplished by honest and friendly service, from under them." Frank Gauthier for alterations but not until every dish had the FBM submarines, also Is due Funeral services will be held Proposed changes in industrial waa approved, said the ciub would Monday at'l,:30 p.m. at the Holmes Zone regulationa for aigns, atorage and by offering customers the most good food for their On the New York Stock Market, ; hi 625 Middle Tpke. West, $200. been waahed. to team up with the missile. for C of C Elects be able to use their land. Mrs. Wil­ c ' shares of Dome .Mines and Mcln-1 Ed's Sign Co. for .Tohn F. Tier- Ironically, the second stove Funeral Home. 400 Main’ St. The of merchandise or equipment, liams commended the club then for money. Today — 101 year* later — this way o f doing Im s !- duty late this year. She previously Rev. Osgood Bennett of North parking, and Zone line require­ tyre-Pbrmpine rose more than 2 nny. for construction of sign at 219 was repaired onl.v yesterday completed her series of test fir­ building "food character, honesty, WHOU nets proves that for quality, savings and dependability . . , points apiece at , the opening and ; vVest Center S t $.300. when a workman replaced the Methodist Churcth wfll officiate. ments of buildings, were chal­ John* Sweeney and integrity.” .just can't beat th^f A&PI ings. Burial will be in East Cemet'ery. lenged by Xtty. John D. LaBelle, Homestaks advanced more than a | George I. Cheesnia’n for altera- thermostat. The new ordinance allows the LR The Washington also is at EB Friends may call at^the funeral representing Alexander Jarvis; police chief -to permit hunting In point to its highest price In years, ; nt .53 Campfleld Rd., $1,300. for finishing touches before de­ Jo)m P. Sweeney, president of Other gold.dssues were active and j Connecticut Garage Builders for home Saturday from' T-to 9 p.m. and Isadora Radding, manager of certain outlying parts of toxvn If ployment. Radding- Sign Co. The Journal Pubiishirtg Co., was higher. , ,i Herbert Carvey, ereijtion of garage and Sunday from S to 5 and 7 to 9 elected president of the Rockvilie- property owners or holders of FUVnSealbo^Pyfl^^N Dome and Mclntyre-Porc.upine j , , Scarborough Rd,, $1,500. p.m.' Radding recommehded a atudy leases request it. U .S . H o ld s of building codes of other cities Area Chamber of Commerce, gained about $r.25 each in Toronto ^ Riectric Sales *• Service, Inc., Fatally Injutired yeaterday aucceeding Kenneth A.^ Stock Exchange trading. erection of sign st 308 Main St., Danbury, Oct. 20 (/D—A ca r and towns to see hdw they regu­ Shop AAP for Fine Quality and Real late installation .of industrial and Hovland. Values Quring NATIONAL FISH PARADE $70. sltidded on wet pavement, spun ’The Chamber also elected Frankfurt, Germany, Oct. 20 O, V. F.rlandson for George H. sround 'and struck a pole today, Funeralf business signs. He pointed out vio­ To Price of lations of existing sign ordinances Thomas J. Wolff, vice president, Ike Returning READY TO BROIL OR FRY Stormy buying sent the price of I>athrop, allerationa and addition fatally injuring the driver who gold to record high* today. The De- on business and industrial firms in and E. Benton Burke, treajurer. .9 9 CHOPS ' at. 42 Franklin St.. $3,800. was hurled from the vehicle. George Andruint Burke succeeds Wilfred A. Lutz. gussa Company, the main supplier William E Dowling, for altera­ Manchester. ’ To No-Politics of ^Id, su.spendert sales to the big • .Police Identified the victim of Funeral aerWees for George An- LaBelle said that ordinances The Board of Director* also FILLETS HA^fo'^cK ta 45^ tions at 305 Hilliard St., $.500. $ 3 5 O u n c e the accident on U.S. Route 6 drulot, 55 Franklin St., were held elected three new membera bring­ three bf .derman private hanking. Paul OiielleUe for'alterations at concerning auch aigna in Buaineaa lOIH van® ch o ps Brokers of the Deutsche Rank. (West Street! as Charles Russet, yesterday afternoon at the Holmes ing the Board membership to the READY TO BROIL OR FRY .399 Middle Tpke. East, $500. and Industrial Zones are complete­ Dresdener Bank and C'onimerz- (Continued from Page One) 27, (of Lee Ave.i Danbury. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The ly otit of itne and should be cor­ required Si persons. Elected for Vital State Trip bank reported hiiy.ers paid up to Russo died In Danbury Hos­ Rev. Paul G. -Prokopy, pastor of rected. the 1-year term were William Cul- ^ H er cokN-W .5.500 mark* per kildgram iequlv’-; is one of the cornerstones, uphold­ pital. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, LaBelle alao said he was op­ (Continue)! from Page One) MB IMHB CHOPS f r o m YOUNG lEMD BRESH officiated. llnane, division manager of the SLICED HALIBUT.49^ alent to about 265 shilling or $37 - Bailey Delivers ing world confidence In the dollar. posed to an amendment restricting U.S, Envelope Co., and John Mof­ Burial was in East Cemetery. as to the theme was that it will HEAT and U8VE 5S per ounce) by noon today. It is extremely unlikely he would use ~of space around industrial fat, manager of the Southern Nexv i.RISH TQ U ^’T^. CAP’N JOHN'S 2 Held for Car Filre Bearer* were ' Wllljam Peckrul. be non-pollUcal—the label press "The Degu*.aa Companv had ad­ Ribiei'^ff I>e.ller ever consent to devaluation. The Waterbury, -Oct. 20 (A*)—Water- buildings, saying that he had no glahd Telephone Co. Rockville Fri«l Haddock "59' FishStlcI^ 2 t*eirieit4 9 * vised us it ha.a suspended supplies Frederick Wippert, Robert Peckrul. ■secretary James C. Hagerty put on SUPEP*’ possibility of such action in ad­ biiry Police have charged two objection to a setback of footage office. Hovland, as retiring pres­ ^ PO RIC of bullion to us, " a Deutsche Bank | vance of a preaidentlal election la Adam Perlebach, Richard Boyer, in Industrii^l Zone, aitch aa a 25- the president’s cross-country tour CAFN JOHN'S STANOASD HEAT and SERVE To .Summerfielcl Waterbury young mejt\with burn- and James Mulsener. ident, was named to the third post, trader said. '^Aecordingly, we \ f(7ot zone line proposed, but Indus­ when It waa , announced. Eisen­ Oyitori 69' Fried Scallops "79* can't make any more sales,': 'T h e T t e s " Treasury figures show [ “K a>son trial should have use of space be­ lltli Arrest Made hower started the 9-day trip laat The n th arrest stemming from Commerzbank reported the same Post masler^Aldon Bailey left tween the building and street. Monday. ■ CAS-N JOHN'S CAR'N JOHN'S the Donnybrook on Market St. Oct. and Dresdener said they are .Manchester by Car this morning ^00 (5i)0 • "'oM aM Mond"a\*'” ' ' ' ” n n ^ o dered held |n b o n d ^ J l . Residenta were against any re­ California with ita big bloc of HaddMk Dinmn 49' Oyster Stow Hast** 35* still selling from the bullion stock for Providenee, R, I., where he It has been reduced by *7.39 000 -John F. Kima. 19, oK22 Soviet A-Subs zoning at N. Main St., Green­ 8 was made today by Rockville 32 electoral votes ia a focal point at 5,500 marks "hut that ran was to deliver a letter from Oriv.* million since .lune ,30, ■ compared K-ottage St. Charged with burn- wood Dr., Vernon and Lydalt- Sts. City Police, acting on a court war­ in the presidential campaign ef­ Save now! Join A&P’e Chriitmae change at any minute." Abraham Ribieoff to Poatmaater with a drop of onlv $1.34 million in I ‘og insured private property and Homeowners in these areas rant. - , ' forts of the Republican, candidate, .r i g h t Brokers said they- iindersldorl General Arthur Summerfleld. the first six months of 1960. | ordered held In bond of $.5,000 waa ^et N-Rockets voiced opposition to a change .be­ Ronald W. Abom, 24, of 94 High Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the rush was largely due to Swiss The occasion-was the dedication The, Increased gold outflow since | Arthur C. Mistura, 25, of .56 Con- cause of the effect of property St., arrested by Patrolman Robert and the Democratic nominee. Sen. SUPtR Toy-Lay-Away-Flm buying It's very storiny and very of the nev.’ Providenee poat ofBce mid-year has been attributed to | gresa Ave (C^tinued from Page One) x'Slues and human values. Kjellqulst. has been charged with John F. Kenned.v. ner^'oiis and we do not make anv which, ia called Project "Turnkey." the fact that Interest: rates in Eii Detectives last night quoted One objector said the town as. fleiitsche Banf' said. hy'helu opier. hut Inclement weath­ considerably higher than In the by Ml.stura for burning Mistura's ern proposahk in the U. N. gen­ being conducted for the town by terday are due in court Oct. 31, as gory getting maximum attention Itam you want. Do thli eftan and you'll toon hav* Uitiled States. Both foreign and SS‘ new 1969 automobile on which less are the other eight arrested due to ^acooo ^ ^ Gold roins also skyrocketed er foreed eaneellatlon of the flight. eral assembly show the western a Boston firm before any future from both men. 1 1 that ipaclal flit for Chrlitmai.. Sava now I \ With the,popular German imperiai- Bailey was f'hnsen to repreaejll American interests have trans­ than 1,000 miles has been regis­ zone changing "qs long as xx-e. the the braxx’I. So far on hla tour Fliaenhower 20.mark pieee .sold at 70 marks .slate postmaMers and carry the ferred a siibaiantial ainnunt of tered. power* are continuing to use dis­ Arrested yesterday were Charles has done no outright electioneer­ f a n c y dollar I'nve.sliucnts to West Ger­ taxpayers.y'sre paying $15,000 of | against 66,.50 marks yesterday. letter from P.ihlcoff to Summer­ Police quoted Kima as saying armament talks to'' cover up an the $31,000 total cost for the stif- Oberfelt, 41, of 136 Newmarkcr ing for Nixon, but he has com* fleld , „ many and Britain In order to take Ml.stura left his automobile un­ Rd., South Windsor, snd George B. close to it. In Minnesota Tuesday, advantage of the higher rate.*. arm* race policy. dy, brought about by the TPC." SLICED New York. Oct. 20 Vice In it Gov ftihicoff extended con­ locked In front of his home bn the "They are ah ill omen\for the Frank. 21, of 18 Trotter St., Man­ for example, he spoke of putting Aa these dollars moved over­ night of Se'pt. 25 and Kima picked chester. Oberfelt Is charged with "the man of our choice" in the Bresident Richard .M. Nixon told gratulations from the people of sea*. a certain proportion were future,” he declared. \ b a c o n a group of economials today that f'onneetlent upon the occasion of it, up at shout 1 a.m. that- same Pressing his campaign for a two counts of assault and with White House. There w.'.s no mis­ converted into American gold by taking that as an indirect plug for "cheap money dogmatists " in high the opening of the ftrsl automated European Ireaaiiries and central night, after driving It to a lonely United Nations, he declared th^t Poland Ur ges breach of peace. He posted a $100 post offli e in the United Slates. private road, Kima piled branches domination by the present major­ bond. Frank is charged with breach Nixon. Ofllce ccoiild cieale a gold crista banks In the same speech the Presi­ 0 / j f ^ with di-sastroua r'^iasihilllies. | A niimbel- of. the European cen­ in the car and set it afire. ity there could "lead the world to of the peace' snd la free under $25 Firemen said the car was al­ the brink of war." bond. dent poked apparently at Kennedy ' 6 S ‘ The Pvepuhlican preaidenlial | tral banks did much of their gold Ban on Bases and* h's contention that United PIES most completely burned out when He said the United Nations was City police also arre.sted James fajididate took no note in his buying in Ixmdon rather than the Stales prestige has slipped during o f A * l * morning speech to the associallon ; Bulh Millctt United Slates in the past few they arrived. shaped when there were only two Gl.vnn, 56, of Hartford yesterday Socialist (Communist) countries, (Continued from Page One) , afternoon and charged him with the Eisenhower administration. . !.• .sold of btisinasa economists of the sud- i months because gold prices there The President called it idle for den rtae in gold pieces in Ijondon, | were s bit cheaper. 3'his tended the Soviet Union and Outer Mon­ driving xx-hile Intoxicated. OaHvorod fro»h ’ ’ Teeners l*av a Heavy Price golia, and a very small number of While offering hla own proposals Police said a school patrolman anyone to A y that "this country 'w+iieh was developing about the to hold down the outflow of gold hiller-Suh Ready is not proxici of itself snd doesn’t By Marrying Too V'ouhg neutral countries. He added: for partial disarmament meas­ saw Glynn's car driven from a FOR ,t»ad fro*'* Mime time. from the United Sjales. Groton. Oct. 20 (ff>j - The Navy'a hold up ita head any place in the But he aald: ' At s stork shower where the Now, however, the record Ixin- "Those who insist on maintain­ ures, Rapackl urged the committee parked position in an erratic man­ reef or TURR^^ don pricea could lead to, a further first huclear powered submarine ing the old organization, those who ner. He’ notified a regular patrol­ world.” •nisLory has . demonstrated mnther-lo-be and her friend* were designed speclDcally to seek out to begin work Immediately on a Eisenhower, also has been get­ FOR teenagers the 15-year-old guest of atep-up In go|d purchase from the do not understand that now thgre man, who followed the car dovim el«irl.y , that monetary pollry and destroy eneniy submarines are three groups, those create the treaty for general ahd complete ting together with Republican 3 makea ita largeat eontrlhullon to honor who had been married at United States, Franklin St., eventually requiring By law, the U.S. Treasury Is re­ will be corhmisaioned here Nov. situation that can lead to the brink disarmament along the'lines de­ candidates for Congress and state proaperity when It is flexible 15 said wlslfiill.v as she unwrap­ Gl.vnn to pull over. office everywhere he goes. quired to hold about $11.5 billion 9. of war. manded by the .Soviet Union. The accused, due in court Oct. Pink C iopef «»* enough to put a damper on apecii- ped the gifts, "I hope this baby of gold as backing for the nation's 'The Tullibee. first In Its class, Seated with him on the stand The debate continued under the The President will stay in San latlve acthuty in boom, periods will marry young so ive-rsn start 31. waa released this morning un­ Francisco overnight and traxxel money. Thus there Is a jurplus of will carry more sonar equipment were most prominent members of shadow of a Soviet bo'yeott threat der $200 bond. ajid to spur expansion In alack ‘ having some fun." shout $7 hillion which can be for detecting the enemy than all the presidium except First-Deputy and a U.S. charge that the Com­ from there tomorrow’ to San Diego times. j That, of course. Is one of the American submarines In World Premier Aniustsa I. Mikoyan. He Children’s Services Elect for an address at a luncheon spon­ used Ip meet foreign demands. munists are.using the critical arms Mrs. Edward T. Moriarty of El­ O dattK . £ h tu t. JiaJtivoL Q alm i, "ThoA^ who loudly domami-vArv i lhins:« about \ht>ne youriK. War II. ' ■ has not appeared at recent meet­ issue as a’ propaganda spring­ sored by the Chula Vista Rotary Introdaclng a brand* O R A N O EA9 N0 -"*« lA •ajy credit und art'ifirlallv low iri-i yr>'JnK marriajfca. Youth hrta to be ings and there has been no explana­ lington has been elected chairman (Ifiub. \ The commissioning date for the board. of the Tolland County Auxiliarv of tereat ratea. at aJl time* and under] poalponed because the carefree Tullibee was announced today by tion of his absence, The two big miclear powers After that speech he will fly ROW, s«ro*to-ploaso al] rirrumatanaea. are prartirally*! have bean forfeited. Khrushchev declared that the the Children's Service* of Con- back to Palm Springs for a week­ Hospital Notes her builders, the Electric Boat Di­ clashed at the outset of debate- nectieut.\ Invilmjf forcigri bank^ and Inveatora All. of a sudden, s couple of kids current session of the' United Na­ yesterday in the assembl.v's 99- end of golf, aa the giiest of hia old faverlto. . . Jane Parker heads vision of Gneral Dynamics Corp. Other officers elected were Mrs. friend George E. Allen. , lACH to jMjIl out thfs billiona of dollaia arc faced w'*h ndiil.l responsIhJIi- A crew of six officers and .50 tions Is perhap* the moat .‘Impor­ fiation political committee, further H o iic Y O ® ^ James. E. Vandqrvoort of Vernon.' Monday morning EKsenhower SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE that they now hold here on deptvait lips And no matter how much ADMITTED 5’ESTERDAY: Le.s- men will handle the 273-foot, tant since Its creation. It was dimming the prospect of any or in abort term paper, ler Thompson. Amston; Michael "worthwhile and necessary’’ for Vic* chairman; -Mrs. Woodruff will meet with Mexico's PresidAt Mel-O-Bit Pasteurized American oTuWIoyw' they love each olhei,' 'how deter­ 2,600-ton. Tullibee, the smallest speedy East-West agreement to Driggs, alao of Vernon, recording 1 . 9 S Greene. Wapping; Everett Beards­ him to go, he asserted. resume disarmament negotiations. Adolfo Lopez Mateoa just south of Buttermilk gO^DEN Y tU ^ each '*If such a aef^uenf r of »»vrnta mined they are to make s go of complement* of any . atomic sub­ BIG 12 OZ ECONOMY PACKAGE ley. 49 Moiinlaln Rd.; George Khrushchisv declared the pres­ secretary: Mr*. Paul de M'acarte the border at Ciudad Acuna. Ths CHEESE SLICES should ever develop aa a reaull of their nVarnage, how mlich they marine. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister of Tolland, correaponding secre­ SwtSl P rtstw cheap money dojjmalialp fome to Mammal'. Box ,Mt Dr. Vernon; ence of leaderji of the Socialist Valerian Zorin provoked a sharp White House announced that Sec­ |r,\e the hahv that comes along Special construction makes her tary; Mrs. F. John Cheaaari,- also retary of State Christian Ai Her- hi|fh- public office, a iotally atupid .lanice. Faye, 12 Weal ,St ; Mrs. slates was of great Importance. U.S. retort with his warning that of Tolland, publicity chairman: clean «>«'' to he llicni down 'they are bound one of the quietest members of the Their speeches sounded "like the ter w’ill join the txvo presidents for 4 iP Dairy fmr$rH§sl I and In my opinion urmei e.«aai y gold to realize too l.ite that maybe they Triidi .Spiegelberg, Vernon; Mrs. the Russians would walk out on Mrs. Glover E. Howe of Vernon, Bread YiUoiN OnVoiie Nax’y's nuclear fleet. The nose sec­ that conferepch. rrisia would he broughi on whu h Linda .Isnsen. 385 Center St.; Mrs. voice of a new just world which the disarmament debate if the treasurer; and Mrs. William Simp- uere iti loo milct^i of s hurry to tion is Igaded with what her build­ would bring happinesa and peace to United States and its allies insist Hagerty reiterated that the ses­ i(jTi Rd ; Mrs. Mart In Ibis part of the vessel. Horse Show scheduled for Spring- gat^l Ro.se, Vvindsor Ixirks; Joan more than one billion people live U.S. Ambassador James J. Wads­ Bulletin Board Ck»dL fijiu A L f CompaUUL fijiia iL ! 2fo jc S o jjs l , , . Bicu Tril.s Folic* c from her teenage friends with The Tullibee'* combination of under tlje banner of socialism and JANE PARKER Son.ski, Somers worth shot bark that the United Town Clerk Henry F. Butler whom she no longer has hiurh Ih nuclear poxver and sonar gear this ia of decisive Importance for A D M IR E D TODAY; Mrs Klhel States would not be swayed by notified residents wdio -will want Police Probe ■ w p ieC EIlW EC STRAWBERRY-JUST STRAWBiRRY-JUSTRiDUCEDI RSDUCSDI I^OZ SOUTHERN His Car .Stolen common. .She may find that play­ will enable her to remain aub- mankind. tough Soviet- talk, hunting licenses for’^the sea.son be­ Zw ick/20 Liirian St.; Oscar Ma- Khnishchev suggested that p'ar» ' "We will not walk out of this ing grownup for keeps Is a strain thlayitin. 691 Hartford Rd : Mrs. merged indefinitely, pick up the ginning Saturday, ^that h'ls office r K B 9 E K V E 9 2*12.1 Ib [an Z75c->2 S c - l Iblb jar 66fcin.>iihill- Glastonhiirv will be open from 9 a.m. until SuggsAiiotiL..» sion should be held next March Soxdet opposition to combined dis­ noon and this morning. REGULARLY 69c tudqr, near hia hou.se at 8 .o'r|oek ' ties and sisi'l having s little fun. .b i r t h s 'TODAY; Twin sons fo ’’ Blue R ook Details^ noon. I 0V4 OZ OUR OWN last night j and. April, he said that if the heads cussion of all four disarmament But how do you make young m I' and Mrs .Joseph DeMalo, Wap- Hai'inird', Oct. 20 ■ Wind­ Applicant* must show that they Arthur’s Drug Store at 942 ANN PAGE CAN Pollee said it is hlark and green | |>eople realize ' all. this? Parents of state and government agreed item* on the cdlnmittee's agenda have held hunting or combination TOMATO SOUP 10*^ too TEABAGS plng. sor Locks and ita famous o ld Main St. reported yesterday that and has registration ma.rkers i trv to tell them. biilvOften with no In principle on a solution of Uie wa* a prelude to the walkout d is c h a r g e d Y ES I'KRDA Y : canal have the places of honor in Premier Nikita Khrushchev had licenses xx;ithin .the last 10- years, three cases of cosmetics valued Marshmallow Wifclios V t . AC56.V!. ■ ' I success. question of general and complete or have complete courses in the FOR FInvd Putnam. 58 RIrrh St ; .Mrs. the I960 edition of the .State Reg- threatened when he first broached at $539 had been taken front the 11*25= JANE PARKER The pli lure the parents paint Felmii Biijaiicius. .1 Biickland Al­ disarmament the.y could indicate safe "handling of firearms. Butler basement. YHorthmoro Candy Magic ONLY 79 istei* and Manual. the direction for additional work .the new- Soviet arms proposal be­ A n n p a g e b e a n s 2 cans LARGE 8-INCH ___ CROSSING GUARD HURT j doesn’t seeni real to teenagers Irv ley; Jc.saie .Meyer, Harlfor*!; Miss Edited by Secretary of the Stats fore the General Assembly, nearly said. A custodian at the store, Carl hy a narrower panel. Vernon Brownies Will begin tak­ •A6 Ma c iac a m c Stamford, Oci. 20 i/P. f'harle* ! Ipve. All I hey'see .Is, rrtmance. They Masel Rii.ascII, 613 .Main .St.; Hor­ Ella T. Oraaso of Windsor Locks, two weeks, ago. Marks, said he saw two men with E Fowler, 54.’ of...l44 Henry Kl . ' He spoke of this panel as the ing order* fob Girl Scout cookies b u c k b b r r y Loili Pops, WORTHMORC OTSOWY OF 30 * 9 think they can have marriage an': countries have emerged as a pow­ . 3, Step-by-step p’rogress to build a conference for high school stu­ called both utility companies and Fsilerprlse .\san.) son. '.M Walker .SI.; .Mrs. Trudi Among new pictures In Uie vol­ STATMimT VAUmi JANE PARKER , ford, and said he tried to leave the j Spelgelbiirg, V’ernon; .VIr*. Joyce erful camp,’’ Khrushchev said. confidence so that more extensive dents and their parents on choos­ learned that there were no work­ Jont Porkor Pototo Chips '|^x 49^ MAMRONI it SPARNEni •cffiA afl^r hitting Fowler. i ume are the old (Bullfinch) Stale- He declared the United States proposals could be effective. ing a college, to be held at Wind- ers from either company checking MnNSCO UlvD ViW nM n o z n o ITAH TAKin I SMI l» PMU IIS VALUE 3S*^ itACH.s .M.xoN ro .srrio N .Shlnianskl. 227 Union St,;,,Mri. house, the Slate Office Building GIANT JANE FARKIR RUIN OR SUGAR, REO. 33c .Dorothy Ruganls, 96 White St.; no longer looms great on the In­ sorvllle Methodist Church tomor­ meters iri" Arthur’s yesterday. MUM PAM •■'«r"siK aaasvNusaraaAMi •New 1'ork. Oel. *0 (.T)—Adm. and the new State Highway De- row at 7:30 p.m. 'The confer­ U B .Mrs. Helen Scherwltzky and twin ternational scene and hlaa lost its The cases Were described 48 be­ Settlor Nos MVPLOflS Msianis am lf* Arlliiir W. Rpdford, former paitment bulldlng at Wethersfield. ence is sponsored by , the church SURRY’S Hoowstylo Donuti fM oTitT chairnuiii of the .lolnl fthlefs of ' daughters. Ffilmgton: Mrs. Floren- military superiority, "although 'D river A rrested ing small enough for a man to car- JELLY ROLL 2 PKGS 35" Also Included as a new feature their ruling circles’ are still under board of educatipn. j y easily. • .'staff, today ilei'lared Sen. John tyne Anderson and eon, Ellington. JANE FARKM. REG 23c Personal N plices X Is a compilation of Important hts- the delii.sion that they retain it." On Yi^ld Charge The Styger Gage Co. of 1445 THE COM Pinf STANDAM TMASUAY 2 LB PKG 33c F. Kennedy's original eanipalgn 5'smnh and Talcotfvtlle'nexva la commetils on tlie defense of C^iie- WORKER KILT-ED loi'lcal dates in Connecticut as pre­ Tolland, Tpke. w m entered some­ uoiSr Helhslraad pared by the State.Historical Com- handled by The Herald'* Rockville time between 5:30 yesterday after­ or im wosLirs g r e a t m u s k i indy wnd .Matsu rqnatiluled an Seymour, ,Oet. 20 iJPi— Roliert Richard G. Harris. 26, of 181 TINpERINDI AND LIGHT Card of Thankn ' iiilasion. These dates range from Bureau, 5 W. Main St., telephone noon and 7 d'clock. thie morning, in UiHnk our f{-|FruU Mruf i»l- Invitation to the Re«l C'hiniMte to T, Simmons, 41, of HiMl«on, .N',V„ Main St., was arrested and charged MM Bllmw*iiMBrairf 3 bag 4 9 * 1614, xvhen Adrian Block sailed up Sm oke in H ouse TRemont 5-SI56. j’ '. and’ $37 in cash waa taken from 33 Complete Synyshonic Werke by 30' Rq»iULARLY 69c Csslti* isr fcy is N for thF many fnidV atlack the offshore Island*. Rad­ xve* killed today on * ronatriie- yesterday afternoon wl.th failure to RoeonlNB. 1 f n u llt s fa tllu pfla whirh Wf on our •uui the (Connecticut River,, to 1960, a storage cabinet. ford stood squarely behind \’lre tlon project by ■ heavy truck yield the right of way as the result Immortal Cem peeen, Recorded by World- The heart of ao many heerfy, eetiifying Fall wfddinf anniv#'rRAr> Wo jcfMtTfuj. when ground was broken (of the Laid to Burner Continiental Dividr Police aaid entry ’ was mad* wtfb * tlJO *r for ID^ many kiridri>>8*-g Whi«h mMeapuldvilla ministrator ill Hastford, wa* eiect- Police said the garage "doors _ to OFF. ' Ann Pago Orongo Maraiolodo 29^ from the Stale Bar Asaoela.Uon’s An assembly apoketman said some by s faulty oil burner. He theor­ post at W. Middle Tpke, and the ------H ------— 'Province accused Mobutu's' not-; grievance committee has resulted ized that there'w’aa a delayed, ac? ed,to another term, aa president, of had. been left open and the m^tor 1, , in Memoriam . changes were discussed yeilerday eas'thhund entrance to Rt. IS. the Connecticut Dairy and Food was visible from the street. diers of tnalntalnlng a ragiino In a reprimand for Altv. F Pergri- tion when the oil went Into the Ann Pogo Noodlot _ Bi Jawing mem.orr -of Mrs. - Klla of terror, bloodahad and ' rape at Ih'e group’s meeting- but none Police, quoted her as saying spray" Council yesterday at- the counpil's Mlkoleit' is a policeman who W^dsTs. who passed away Oct. da. 240 Main St.. Bristol. Pergf la were voted on. Chief Justice Ray­ burner..When it finally Ignited It In tim napItaJ dtyi KamlUlR or­ from a passing truck covered her 46th annual meeting. Others re- was Injured in an auto accident !■ . , Sllvordalt Blno Hoiidy Andy Wbk cacalved the censure yeilarday In mond F,. Baldwin of the State Su* sent the -itxceas smoke through the wiiidahield and obacured her vision i h i i N l l a f ^ Lax TMIot $ 0 0 ^ L I g a ld — ^ dered Motwta and Ms Provt- electi!)! Included Thomas Burkhard, last January and has not returned ■’1 . ummm " lax superior emirl from Judge Frank preme Court of Errors waa. to have ducts into the house. | so she was unable to see the road. Mitchell Dairy Co., Bridgeport, to duty because he has not recu­ alonaJ '"NaHofia) GovartuntiMt to T. Htaley. 'The complaIrR alitged addressed the/heetlng, attended by Mrs. Caldwell said aht grabbed RT AAC or rAC. A atari 1* Tacant In our lives atop tRa aoldlars’ a^vltjr or, The front end. of her ear waa vice president; Adrian Wadswnrih, perated sufficiently to pass stiff t e i i A c Pergoda had been! guilty ot iin- about 45 probate judges, but pres- her Ixyo youjig children''and took moderately damaged. iM M e •cffwY eoT w T ZtOWON ffAC W M fkarar can ba fitted. tore ozpalUon wltliln 48 hour* Farmington, aepretary, and Paul polic* physical roqulremsnta. RiteiBw ' sahlcal eondurt by repreaentlng sura of buaineaa kept him'from,at­ thein 'to a neighboy , snd then ” Patrolman William Cooka la atlll Petenan, A. C. Petarasn Farms, AH thpe* thefts are being iaves* SAT S.tr ftS T W m o z c a n v A Boas aa4 daughlars. by n nob«lMlioB.’* confUetlng Intaraata in a caae. tending. caliiMl Uia Or* depaiimant ImtifftifaUjic. West Hartford, troaaurar. tigatsd by Msaehestcr yPoUes. I . '■■■’ 1 ...... ‘ . 1 . L 4 - i - — ------■/ -• 5^. V

\ V ■■ IRAi'rCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, (^TOSER 20, 1960 PAGE FITTERN PA<»>IX>tmTEBN LNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 19«0 tha laattoi to whether Nhcon car OUR BOARDING HOUSE irlth MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE VofH Promotions Coventry Johnson Demands atand up to Lodge and vice varaa.” Johnson apparently was refer­ '>4W5»P vou ow w yj Answwr to Praviout Punto Record of Nixon’s ring to predictions by Lodge that THE LEAVES OUT Library Se^ks TV-Radio Ton igh t If tha RtspubIleaBs win In Novem­ I PINISHCP RAKIN BACK.YOU W o r i d QH m Poe Named Deaii Talks to Nikita ber, a Negro would be appointed YERLEA^! HOW WA9CAL! ^ .ARSYbOTIJVt to the president’a cabinet Nixon about AW POU6H «mw.tAWMA30« '. AOKOM •IHaMp-makar has aaid such appointments will Nev^Memhers , Wlnaton-Salem, N. C., Oct. 20 be made to. the bMt quahfled per­ AAOUr/ LOOK1M6’ CScW MDaartradc t^anlih eHjr Of Graduate Studies Television (ip)— Sen. Lyntjqn Johnaon haa son without regard to race, ttoler SALOOf}BOOMCER5(.^» WITH YOUR PEeW($$tOM,l'D . • vniaiaiB DOWN Members of the Porter library t:00 Bic 3' Theater (in prngrest) Zane Gray Theater asked the State Department ttY re­ or creed. Th4 Real McCoys L\yiBioe*BOPtM 0er/sro YOUNS com UP WITH AAORS , Ohio 1 Saar (alt Flret Show (in progress) * Lodge has spoken out for federal j Dr. Pascal Poa, dean o f Hlllyar are condncUiig a house-to-house ■Early Show (In progress) 1:00 rongreestonsl Investigator lease a transcript of Vice Presi­ ftsrr A LOOK AT YOUR t»A tA BWOBtS YHAM A CHAMP • PWUTiU ICtodaflova aid to parochial schools. ' horsbshok CoUegt, haa been named dean of canvass for new memberships in Highway UolidSys .'i Bachelor Father 10. dent Nixon's talks with Premier f fif ORft tOASCRROor^ tfAA\S/ prrcw6R.<^-w . M]>Hal IPoaeu rarloon Playhouse Angel graduate atudlea of the Untver- Nixon has said he favora 1st-! SU lPI' t-GT'5 00 50A^CWM>R£ II O i ^ (Latia) 4liamorandui% the north district to expand the While Hunter My .Three Sons Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow last ting the autea decide whether ’ •ity of Hartford. Hla appointment lUickleberry Hound . . 1:30 The'rntouchSbIes .. I. 10. II Catpantar*! . • TnraulouB library’s adpply' of books for cir- , Piano Pope year. parochial and other private achools I inpitmaBt waa one of fou r;m ajor appoint­ *;30 Klim • n m a n culati'oh< Memberships are 50 Brave SUillli>n The Ford Show (C) 33. , Johnson, Senate majority leader should shara in federal aid funds. UAiRMaagulf IT American coin 45 Angry _ ments made by Chancellor Vincent Xewe, Weather A .8portS 2, *. Ann Sothern Show gatewar centiT^ach. Hook Konf and Democratic vice presidential Johnson said he. too, believes I lIVtrsUtr II Shaepfold . 48 Gudnm’a B. Coffin. e library committee is mak- Wild BUI ..HlcKoek :0d igrnuchQ lila^c 32. MMoritjr . Trilled with C:i5 John Daly t > 10 candidate, aaid laat night he wants the best men available should o c -' ravarentlil 80 Bailiah river husband Othera were Alan S. Wilson, g plans to visit a book store In (is Million 'Dollar Movl* cupy cabinet posts without regard Douglas Fedwar N>ws, Spnrta i t W M th ff to know whether Nixon apologized • *M H Wmt Btm, \ (praflx) 11 Asiatic aea 47 Rip president of Hlllyer, who will be Springfield, Mass., to purchase tm. IT Canvat dMUar faar 7:00 Johnny Mldntpht * ii» IB Play oX tho H>*k to Khniahohev'for a congressional to race, color or religion. iM m» »■>■ f«v —, jtCJt • Tardier 12 City ih Nevada 48 Skaln of yam rice chancellor for administra­ 2200 worth o f books. Million Doil$r.Movi« Silonia Plcaao resolution commemorating Captive lIHtbraw SSCMneaa 49PlereaWith tion; Moahe Paranov, president of Hours of the library, located at Thp Jim ’Bsckiis Show* Shotpin Sladf BY V. T. HAMLIN • Notion Rouffh Riders t Nations Week. A L L Y O O P aioatie noodlaa a knifa Hartt CoUeg?e of Music, who will the Church Community House, are , Silent S^rvira 10 na n lORapair ■ UVathor St Sport* ^ , ('ampaign Roundup I. The Texas Senator, campaign­ Baptist Couples [' JACKl JACK! IS Rowing tool llJeweli be vice.chancellor for the perform­ Monday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 PaiiBiKjrt io Danger W Thf* Ford Show ACnjAUV, VUONT ttCoadusion Ulmacta 7:15. Huntlov-Brlnklcy Report ing in North Carolina for the sec­ HAVE TO GET HIM ...DOC’LL MAKE WOULD TOU^ II Bom SIBKChward ' 82 raise god ing arts; and Alan Tompkins, di­ p.ifl. to 8 p.m.; Thursday, 7 p.m. Ju;i^ Allvj«on Show COME HERE/ MConalativa 4lilactrifled IsriddUng Highlights S ' ' :00 World's B^St Moviar ond time in 10 days, told an audi­ 1^0 Square Dance; r r CAN JUST \ A\M»y more n WITH TH' TIME: afatthar IlFifhaggs rector of the Hartford A rt School, to 7:30 p.m.: Priday, 2 p.m. to 7:30 Outlaw! *2. JO :16 Jack Paai* Sho«’ tCh 10. A MOMENT,! ociSLtr'J/ ‘y partlda Roman ' Tho Witness — 3. 12 ence of nearly 6,000 that he wrote GST COl-EAST OFF > A FEW FECT MACHINE AN'OUR MCoutiHitiflaal ISCapitaTof who will be vice chancellor for the 4 p.m. rroml^rf* JOB HERELL be PLEASE? 421inna abaft hut emperor Election Day l.nncheon Giiostward Ho? 3. ’>2 FaAtura 4d Secretary of State Christian Her- Stan Beat, eqiiare dance caller! THAT NUGGET, POC J AN' FOUF/.' capital of Colorado visual arts. Advsntiirfs in rarAdia# l^ ill A a done ISPaca 48 Greek 840111 A public luncheon will be served .lack Partr Show tC) ter on Oct. 7 asking that tlie trans­ and Instructor, will call for the' BoUvla eommunea 87 Before Dr. Poe will continue in. his 'ca­ g:00 Donna Rsad Show 40. 15 Starllpht Movia cript be made public. MCitrintha 10 Bear pacity aa dean of Hlllyer College. Election Day at the South Coven­ ,J;30- Bat Masl«rsori 10. 22. 1:00 l.ato S’f’ws Married Couples Club of the Com-1 ScOp8> 1^ Newt. Pray-»r He noted that Sen. William Fiil- munity Baptist Church Saturday ! Kathariuidt H# la a native of Pueblo, Colo., try firehouse upstairs annex by F F r IT the Women's-Auxiliary to the Cov­ SEh HATliltWAT’* TV WfcKH rO R CUMPLfJTR MJKTIKO bright, D-Ark., chairman of the at 8 p.m. In Fellowship Hall. I llUjpparUmb r * r r r r 7 1 and received his bachelor of arts entry. Volunteer Fire Assn. Mrs. Senate Foreign Relations Com­ He teaches olassea in square' 14 larta plant and master of arts degreeq from nr IT I - Josepb>s,Kichner will be general mittee, had "raised the point on dancing at Waddell School for ISIndivldUBl IF I 1 Western State College and his i UUnfattarad - chairmart.-, whether this memorandum or Grades 5 and 6 and for Grade 7 i. II IT r r doctorate from Yale University In; Mrs. Tlibmas NanoS has been Radio transcript quotes Mr. Nixon as Uirotigh high school. He la caller! ITDomeatle 1M8. He has been with Hillyer Ur. I'dMvU Pue elected chairman of a nomihating those newt broadrawta of 19 or i8 -«liin to apologizing to Mr. Khrushchev or for the Manchester Junior Square i ilava- IF since 1944. Dr. Poe is a former (This listing tncludas oi>!; committee to bring in a slate of other Bhert netraenata). expressing regrets to Mr. Khhish- Dance Club, and he and his wife : a>: KHaUt town director. length, gome stationa c«rry IB Hindu quaan overtime custodial help will be officers at the Nov. 21 meeting. ei0:.10 America Goes to the Polis chev" over the captive nations is­ are memben!' of the MancheeWr ; I II0-3D Dr. Poe lives with his^wife and WDRC—13M 40 Lt^t touch required on Nov. 1!J, for the Par­ Othera on the committee Include 6:1)0 N'»ws 10:45 Three Suns sue. Square Dance Club. 41Aagar n s two children at 87 Tanner St. Mrs. Richard Nicolh, Mrs. Albert 6:111 Art Johnson Show U;t»i News The program is open to both CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 8 28 n ent Teacher Student Assn. fair. 8.0B Raynor Shines 11:1.S .Sports Final I f such an apology was ipade, Giant 41Saapi^la Board policy presently states that A. Rossi, Mrs. Miltori B. Zurmulil- 11:0B Spotlight on Sp'i ts 11:25 Weather Johnson said, "It is a very peculiar beginners and experienced danc- i Faniuna W Regional 8 overtime vi’ill be paid at. the rate en, Mrs. Richard Hlltgen and Mrs. tl:l(l Rsvnor Shines 11 :,30 Starlight Serenade set of circumstances when a mem­ era. 41 AceompUih Pauline ZanoUi. 1:05 Sim Of( - i:00 Signorf ’ BY AL VERMEER IT of 21.50 per hour. However, a fee WHAV—aia wpor—i4ia ber of one branch of ,oUr govern­ Couples In. ch a rge'o f arrange-’ PRISaLLA’S POP 44----- of time and a half, based on the The women will have their an-, 6:00 Big Show l:UU Newe. Weather ment apologizes ft^ an action of , ments and refreehments are Mr. 1 Assortment 6 15 Conn Ballroom I HOPE YOU NOW WHO ELSE da Janaln Sevenrtrijrade custodian's salary, was considered niial Christmas sale Dec. 3 at the 6:30 John Dal.T another branch , of the govern­ and Mrs, Russell Hughe*, Mr. and j WHO? BUT, WALOOnjPLBA’SEJ RT 6 41 BIe Show ' 7:00 Boh Scott CLEANED YOUR COULD I MEAN^ , 1 D ID NT r^C O M B TO dOCltylnGraaea more equitable by some meijibers firehouse. 9:00 Ray Somers ment." ^ "" Mrs. John Fletcher, and Mr. and ' M Capital c< 10:()5 John Vandtircook .SHOES, YOUN Ertrs 7 list Fulton Lewis Jr presidential candidate Nixon and Ligg^ Special yesterday. Porter left his custo­ be given tonight during the State 7:00 Copversatloh Piece • 7:15 Evening Devotions his running mate, Henry Oabot MADEMOISELLE MUnia 1 B II bivitad parent# of nearly ISO Grade dial position for a better opportu­ Grange annual session at the Foot 7:3.5 Point Of Law 7 ?P ShoneSM snd News *5 8:00 News Lodge, engage in a "giant tele­ <1 Oraatar T atudenta to visit RH AM High nity elsewhere. 7:30 Nows y R ST u Guard Hall. Hartford. 7:45 Radio.jLoscow X 8:0,5 The World T.lday / vision debate to settle the dif­ quantity School toda.v at 8 p.m. for an in­ 'The question Of adiilt education 6:30 Showcase and News X n Irrltataa Mr. and Mrs. Raymond U Pen-, 8:00 NBC News ferences between them." PRINTS formal meeting. They w ill meet the came up again at it has at pre- S:'05 Election Countdown x 11:00 Music Bevonri the Stars and News \ der will be delegates to the ses- 12.05 World News Rcunditp ' administration, the Grade 7 and 8 vious meetings. Abell pointed out ^ 8 : to Pop Concert ' ".lust where docs .Mr. L o.d g_e ■Sion, ,Misa June E). Loomis will 9:0,5 Nigh I heat v - lS-15 . » June 14. The first mid-quarter re­ School in Lebanon, James Foran of entry Grammar School. The theme port was issued O ct 12. Others w’ill Andover,.^may attend from the re­ will be "Cub Scout Fire Detectors." didn’t say I had the faueat rapairad! I aaid that I come out on Dec. 18, March 3 and gional board. Skits will be presented by ihdi- J U D D S A X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD fixad tha littia drip!" May 12. A lett?!' from William Mason of vidual dens. Specific dates for the distribu­ Marlborough, with recommenda­ Cnbs of Dens 4 and 8 will have we yvAHTiou io « o M3U sas-vAssy tions for broadening coverage an outing Oct. 28 at Sturbridge ALON* WITH THE OCCepTION IS cotm s TO tion of report cards will be an­ TREAT HIM A S THe d W U . WtoSV.' 1 THE THF UNrrepdwES nounced later In a letter to parents. handled by the Regional SIn.suraee Village. Mass. Transportation will JO ABDUCT Damarjian said parents should Agent.a’ Assn., was turned over bi furnished by Mrs. Aaro Aho, He MUSTN'T S03P8CT B Y R O U S O N KNOW.' aCWIEBOOV LITTLE SPORTS "feel free to consult with me re­ to the adminUslratfon' for recom- Mrs. Clarence Amidon and Mrs. WHO lyomts Henry Sherman. A ll cubs will fonrou/ garding the subject of marking mendatlon.s. WOQDGREST periods or any other phase of Grabber Heads gtalT Unit meet at 8;30. a.m. at the corner school ^ r k . ” Henry Grabber has been elected of Bread and Milk St. Bhii ther In- Dama'kjian also^ reported that president of the RHAM High formatibn .may be had by con­ PRINTS tudents Y'ho took the advanced School Teachers’ Assn. Other o f­ tacting the den mothers. c r ^ t courses held in cooperation ficers are Gerard Naiilt, vice pres­ Clinics Held _ Lovel.v cotton nt a fraction with\the University of Connecti­ ident; Mrs. Alice Slone,.-iecretary; Sixteen children were given cut lasLvear made a good showing. and Mrs. V. Ruth HUla. treasurer. physical examinations and im- of their tvorth. A classN^ 13 students each in The following committees were numiZftUons during a well child ' Caw-’WdUa.SaaiaiatCarD. courses InNlitaratura and western also named: personnel policies, Ed­ conference held last month at Ih'e / 0 ~ ‘2.0 civilisation W(ere credited as fol ward Yeomans and Harold Pin- Public Health Nursing Assn, office. ''‘J r S YARDS lows: A, 2; B./7; and C, 7.. ney: professional standards, Frank Assisting Dr. Louise G. Tobi, local B . C . BY JOHNNY HART Superintendent. Charles Abell DiStefano and William Zimmer; physician, were Mrs. Thomas 5 OZ. CANS HUNT'S reported that aatory committee legislation. Carlton Bianchard and O'Brieii, local public health visit­ vid FOR rnembers of the ^ H A M High Gerard Nault:' public .relations; ing nurse, Mrs. Joseph Phelan and BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE \ . li;:: School Teachers’ Asshv are Henry Miss Phyllis Stahouski and Carol Mrs. Willard Watrous, both of the ■BM RM AflMAMMB. M ar.faKif OU, H{ {ATS (VIRY80PY ALWAYS Grabber, Edward Y e ^ a n s and Tarcauanu; ethics. Dwight Martin Young Mothers Club. Harold Plnney. They meet Tomato Paste 3 wiar A TlW tt flNTMOU*!.' KNOWS, PARUNfi. rSOFLEjiUST ) and Melvin Ginsburg; membership.- During a dental clinic sponsored IW WATCHiP PUT TWO AND TWO / " u o w A Y'lth the Regional Board’sNsalary Mf.s. Hills and Mrs. Slone; sun- by the Stale Department of Health IT-niRU HI*. l'/TpatTNi:R.^^^^.f,^l5Ti>ja,A committee tonight. \ .shine. Mrs. Eva Smith, Gwen and the PH NA,- 39 children had SHiiRFINE SHORT GRAIN SfYCLAJS.' ' Abell: announced that a revtew' Snyder, Mrs. Nina Stiles: activi­ teeth cleaned,jind were given fo:ir af .the social studies program wf \ ties, Miss Frances Accorto and fluoride treatments, Mrs. Rose be presented at the Regional Murray, State .Department of Beard’s curriculum meeting Nov. 'Clyde Washburne; scholarship, Health dental hygienist, was in 7. ITie discussion will be. led by Nitfllt, Miss Accorto and Bernard RICE charge. department chairman Harold Pin- Wright. STEAKS ney. Mr^and Mrs. D. Everett Stone Fifry-foiir persons received Salk V2 LB. CAN Dr; Victor ’ Pitkin, author of the of W a irst. recently were hosts for polio vaccine injections during a State Department of Education's a facult/puting. , , special clinic in September. As­ social studiak bulletin, will also at­ sisting Dr. Robert P. Bowen, local . Mancheatef-^ E v a n^l n g Herald physician and director of health, «sw bUGUER|VAT6

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•^\NCHESTER EVENING HEEALD, BIANCBESTER, CX)NN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,. 1960 ■PAiGHI- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, I960 JV^ Frosh Grid Program Working Well THE ^This Is the First Time Pve Been Near Tears^->^tengel thlls New York Bob^ oII Herald Angle Schoolboy Coaches Pleased Politician Yankees to Name Ralph Houk Manager Toiiay FRANK CLINE By FRANK CLINE ^and we feel the boys are ‘While we have been losing our Aieiatwt iporta editor much more out of It. Jim Srezln- blocking and tackling has been Casey was both funny and serl-* Referring to the Yankees’ newf About a month ago a new ixewNew York xtirn., ■ yi.i..Oct 20 (JP)__^^young__-o team, I thought » I could ad-f «h«venough. uihan I feel h* a anoke little like before Khrush-« the skl, and I are working with 40 good for" this level. It certainly San Diego, Calif., .Oct. 20 (/P)—Light heavyweight Cham­ vance skill • and youth without Chev when he epoke before the ous in his ’’’thank you” sp«*ch to setup, Stengel said: "I’va always program for prospective, foot­ Jayvees while Dave and Jim Morl- can be Improved on, partlcuTarly Athletic Program to Be Beorganized Today the Yankees will name waiting years. Don’t forget It waa United Nations. the writers who priMnted him been loyal to the owners Whsrever pion Archie Moore is taking to politics, as he takes to prize­ with a silver tray Inscribed;, "In I worked but I doubt if I could get ball candidates at Manchester arty have 32 In the Freshman our down field blacking, but we ‘Reorganization of the athletic progfam, on both the inter­ a new manager. He will be 41- I who. atarted the Yankde youUi ''This has been the toughest de­ High was .established with the group. - / , aye encouraged.” fighting—in a relaxed manner, Moore, a registered Democrat, year-old Ralph Houk. But program which saved the club cision (firing Stengel) the Yan­ appreciation of your friendship along with owners who want to "And what a Job Dooman, and scholastic and intramutal level, at Manchest^ High School and cooperation through a dozen make me do things their way. hopefuls divided into three The Jaycees still have games is running for a two-month term as a state assemblyman in never to be forgotten will be three-four yeare by instructional kees have had to make in all my Mortarty are doing with those remaining with Windham and f*the Nov. 8 el«ctlon, but h« bM M has been A topic for discussion for many years this writer schools in the wlqter. I got the years with the organization. We happy years.” " sun on payroll groups. Head Coach Walker youngsters. The morale of their speiUcing: eng:ag:ementa. the old Yankee manager . . youths to play baseball instead of were ridiculed when we hired him "I’m not so good on ths Skiglish "Im still wqrking for the Ylin- BriBRn and htl* asalatant Tony Conard. was told by Silk City sports enthusiasts who have been much Casey Stengel, the old man the group, which is made up predom­ In fact, he left for- Italy yasler- closer to the situation than yours truly. The first step toward Yankees dismissed to make room ice skating In the wintei^.” back In 1948 and we’re being ridi­ language,” he said, "but I under­ kees, yOu know, until Nov. 1. I 'Allbrio niaintaliied control of the inantly of Barnard school boys, is How about the Freshmen? day to prepare for a 10-round, culed today, 12 years later. stood every word Mr, Rickey said purposely put^n^ the date so X varsity with Ted Martin and Jim 'They have four games bh their Sinko, Ingalls these goals apparently was taken Monday night when a spe­ for the younger man in line with, . All this, of course, was a m int­ terrific. They're hustling all the non-title fight with Julio Ranildo,i the Tjlub’s new policy—the youth ed reference to the reason given by Maybe he is as wonderful as you tonight. Mr. Rickey is a great man can get my 160 gees.” (He was BrezinakI handling the JayVees time they’re out on the practice schedule. This Includes single Italian light heavyweight cham­ cial bub-committec was appointed^) people say he is,” and an educated man and he did referring to the $160,000 he (e to with a third group, made up of games with East Hartford and by the fioard of Education to look iViovement. ' * the Yankee ownership for his dis­ field.” Predict Aerial pion, In Rome Oct. 29. "The youth movement of Ameri­ missal Tuesday—that Casey was Weiss Breaks Down a lot, for baseball. But you don’t get as his share of the club’s pro- freshmen from the high school and Martin pointed out that both Mansfteld School and two games'^ Moore’s political champaign will Into Uie$4 mkny problems and have to be educated to be success­ fltsharlng plan). ninth gi-adifra from Bamau’d Jimior tentatively with Windham." • to find Satlafactory solutions for ca is for kids,” blared old man too old to continue as manager. Weiss, generally regarded as a Hip;, working out under Dave second level programs are geered sort of take care of itself --i-wdth all parties- concerned. Stengel in sxi acceptance speech Looking directly at Topping, cold, all-busiheaa individual with ful In baseball. He uses a lot of Stengel began his speech by say­ on the system being followed by .(.The East Hartford game was id Dogfight the help of other Democratic candi­ Dooman and Jim Moriarty. A. Raymond Rogirs Jr„ new last night climaxing an emotional Stengel said: little or no sentiment; broke down big words and I use a lot of double ing "I’d have to say this U the first the varsity. yesterday and won by the Hornets, dates - - he figures. evening during which he was given in his eulogy of' the man who talk and you can’t understand time I’ve ever been near to tears.” th is i.s quite a renovation from We are running the same of- 28-0. Coach Dooman was pleased Archie is running against an­ principal, 'will act as chairman of "This Is not a ridicule of Top­ past years when Martin, with Hartford, Oct. 20 (.D—To hear this aub-commlttee. Serving with a farewell dinner party by The New ping who hat tha nerve -and the brought the Yankees 10 pennants either of us. Weiss has been very He ended it with a bit of advice fensive patterns that the varalty with the defensive play of the mid­ Steve Slnkii and Bob Ingalls tell it, other Democratic, George I>ap-" York baseball writers. and seven world championships in successful, too, and he never says to tllis erstwhile owners and suc­ volunteer help from Brezihski, dle of his line and felt East Hart­ thorne, San Diego real estate man, him 'will be Matt Maetozo, of the guts to be here tonight.” handled both the Jayvce and fresh­ Is using. Right now we are em- this SaturdayVrootljall game be­ high school’s physical education "S u r e I’m old,” 70-yeaf-old Earlier Topping, obviously tense 12 years. anything. cessor as Yankee manager. ' plo.ving the wlnged-T system but ford's experience, this was their tween Boston Unlyerslty and Uni­ for the'short term left vacant-When ."Maybe I should paraphrase an “Whether you do It educationally "If you think you can take a men groups." - Discussing this set­ fourth game, was the big difference staff, and Tom Kelley: baseball Stengel challenged an audience and nervous had been among the up yesterday with Coach Martin if Walker should switch tomorrow versity of Connecticut should be George Crawford resigned to b e-' mentor and dean of the coaching that included 48-year-old Yankee dozens of persons—baseball offici­ old line,” he began. ’’Old Codgers or like me, you’ve still got to find' nap as a major league manager, or we would change right with him. between the two teams.) come a ..municipal coiift .Judge. ai an owner, you got to pay for It. this writer found the latter great­ somewhat of an aeriaKdogllght. staff- owner Dan Topping, the man who als including Commissioner Ford Sliould be Seen and'Not Heard.’ home plate. Somebody has got to ly enlhu.'*ed with the n^w program. After all, our main Job is to groom "Does the Freshmen group have Sidko said yeaterday.^a scouts Lapthorne has been a frequent un­ Prlnctpal Rogers told this writer in fired him; 06-year-old George Frick ahd American League Presi­ But I feel I would be remiss if get the men; somebody has got You did It big in the last 12 years boys so that they will be ready many Midget League graduates on have told him this will ’’'be the successful candidate for public of­ and, you’ve got to say you can still "Our new program Is ,working an interview in his office that this Weiss, the general manager who dent Joe (Cronin, "Writers, and didn’t say a few n'ords about to be allcker than the others. for the varsity when they are good its roster?" Martin was asked. toughest UConn team his ^boys fice. will be the next man to be forfeited friends who had paid tribute to the Casey. It’s been a privilege to Regardless of how you’re taught, do it and you don’t give up. Tomor­ out just fine. Oh. there are a few have faced since he became hMd The office Archie seeks will bs committee will meet at least twice bugs to be worked out but It cer­ enough.” "Not as many as we expected a month from now until the end under the new "youth program” most successful manager in base­ work with him.” you’ve'still got to beat the opposi­ row is another day.” Thus far this fall the Jayvees considering each midget team in coach at BU. largely an honorary on*. The Stat* policy of the owners; and 68-ycar- ball. „ . Weiss was about to say more tion. o r Case also ^ave a hint to his tainly is a int better for all con­ ' Slnko made the comment -in a Legislature •will not meet during of the school year. Coaches whoss cerned with the added coaching have an‘0-2 record but Martin la toviTi has 25 players on its roster,", sports are In season will al$o sit old" Branch Rickey, president of "After reading today’* x.pres8>” but he couldn’t. .He gulped a "And'you know something? I future. X ’• ' » telephone Interview with Connecti­ hiaKTwo months In. office from . ' t i W-8A A personnel. far from discouraged. came the reply. “They're about 1? In one these meetings along with the dormant Continental League. Topping aaid alowly, "maybe X couple of times and finally gave think I’m as bright as these two "They never fall to hire a man "Wethersfield beat ua 12-6 and of the present group who formerly cut sports w’riters assembled here. N ov^ b er to January, He will re­ "But I thought I could' build a ahould shut up; maybe I’ve said up. men (Rickey and Weiss).” who’s got it regardless of ace ” RALPH HOUK Though Connecticut has done ceive tvi-p months *t *S90 a Faculty Manager Dwight Perry. I.I to work vvith.sbout 100 boys in the | o... ffopp'’'’ ,_... * fi-ddertsmn___ to _____ Hall played Midget League football. But "Our purpose will be to look Into But In both cases It was errors those who have pla.ved it. show the, most of its gaining on the ground month if he is elected. rombinrd groups. Because of lim­ this year. Slnko said he looks for "Please don’t ssy 'If I'm all phases of the overall program ited amount of equIpmenKwe es­ on our part, both of commission benefit. They are pretty well and evaluate and recommend pos­ and omission, that beat us. Pert- groomed in fundamentals." a lot of UConn passes. ' , elecled.’ " Archie pleaded in an in­ Stoneham Urged tablished a program wher> the Bob Ingalls, UConn coach, de­ terview. "I like to,,be postive." sible solutions to the problems I two groups rame on alternate altles, dropped passes In .the open, The Jayvee head coach conclud­ which the various coaches may runners falling down with an open ed, "We want to win. of course. But scribed BU as "A team with great He said he thought he had a good EXCHANGE—Mellower and milder than when they met in Yankee Rtadinra I days and had to share their equip- potential, and w e expect the ter­ encounter. We will try to resolve A. RAYMOND ROGERS 4r. To Sign Stengel MILDER field in front of them and the we think our primary job is to chance of winning. Heads Oemmlttee ®ji June 22. 19S8. former heavyweight champions Joe lymis. left, and Max Rchmeling ; mi^t with some, other hoy who riers to do a lot of passing." Moore ssid if things gb well for tht problems a$ they come along i rame.on hia odd davs It was try- clock running out on long tourh- develop talent for the varsity.^and and in the process establish a San Francisco, Oct. 29 UFi — Braves Place Fourm In last year’s meeting, the Ter­ him in the election he might run Manchestsr to come up with a cross fists again in New York. tAP Photofax). j ing for.all ronremed,” down drives are all pari, of the feel that the new program and riers won 8-7, increasing their lead policy so that everyone connected Columnists In all three San I The affable head of the jayvee game. The boys might Just as added assislenfa will enable us to for s full term in the ssae'tnhiy team of Its caliber. Two men can­ in the series to 5-3. some time in the future. with the physical education de­ not be expected to do the work of Francisco newspapers urged program quirklv added, "But the Well get used to these football do this much better than we ever Both roaches spoke .highly of partment a t Manchester High Horace Stoneham to sign Casey situation this fall Is much better frustrations early. have been able to do in the past:" "I know many of the problems nine.” junior Dave Bishop, who serves in my district And I will do the best School Will know what Is expected The new principal continued, Stengel irftor OF Case announc­ Bitter Ring Rivals in 1936, UGpnn as a linebacker and occa­ I ran,” Archie said, "I will be a of him.” "probably the beet way to deter­ ed ’Tuesday 4hat the New York sionally get.' in some lime as of­ flghting as.semblyman." , Rogers has a more than ade­ mine what type of program we Yankees Imd fired him. fensive quarterback. quate background to Head this But Stoneham, president of On All-Star Squad The champion was asked if hie are going to have is to go out and "Bishop"' Slnko -said, "is the candidacy ws.s s gag. cbmmlttee beeause as a former study those ,set up by . echools the San Francisco Giants, said Injuries Major Factor best linebacker we'll face all year." "IVhy ahould it he a gag?" he coach he knows the problems they he’s been thinking of two other Louis and Max Hold Reunion which maintain our standards. The major 1 • a g u e All-Star' Ingalls said his 190-pound line­ asked. "I am interested in my encounter as well the administra­ Funds are being allotted for this men to succeeed Tom Sheehan, New York, Oct. 20 (iP)—f Competition also waa keen at^ backer has "tremendous reactions” neighborhood. Why am-'I not quali­ tive stumbling blocks which can be purpose and we are planning to the Giants’ manager of record. The Milwaukee Braves landed first base. Skowron drew 05 votes teams (19M records tn paronth- X- „ fV t on f/Pi— Ine^the hero of Hitler's pre-war Oef-s. Tha l»uis-!Schmelmg meet.mg - CUFF MONTOOMII and rates as the best linebacker he thrown in Ufe way of a principal. "i hadn’t the slightest idea as compared to 63 for Roy Stevers eses): T minutes, four sec- ocrured on the TV show which will In Notre Dame Decline fied to hold a seat ?" make this study.” four players on the 1960 As­ Louis thrust hlR famoUR rignt I round on June has had In his 18 years as a coach. Moore said he is running for th* During the early days of his teach­ Casey would bo available,” of the White Box. First Taom be seen nationally Sundav night. Question: What, In your opinion, ing career. Rogers served as both * * * Stoneham said yesterday. sociated Press major league Mathews, Banks, Mays and IB—Skowron, Yankees (A09) hand out from his shoiildpr— 22. 1938. Oct. 23 (NBC. 9:.30 p.mX^kSTi, short term to acquaint himaeif Is the most important duty of a New York, Oct. 20 (^P)— Many who will watch Notre Dame with problems of government and basketball and baseball coach at Believer in Teacher-Coach Art Rosenbaum, executive All-Star team named today. Akron were the only repeat/'S 2B—Runnels, Red Sox (.320) the same powerful right that That was another night, though Louis and Schmellng met briefly football official? Eddie Holheitzer. from last year’s squad. Mathews SB—Mathews, Braves (.277) once before out of the ring — six and NorthwesteiTi play football this Saturday’ may wonder, Graliain Honored of tho.se.in his di-strief. He said his Brooksville, Maine, High'School. ' What type of man did Rogers sports editor of the Chronlde, Third baseman Eddie Mathewi, destroyed Max Schrneling. That time' It took a bitter chal Answer: I beljeve every otnclal *' * * said today:' ~ outfielder Hank Aaron, catcher won out at third base over Balti­ S»-Banks, Cuba (.271) lenge by Ixiirts tn bring Schmellng years ago in Chicago why these two clubs are having their miseries. Each ha.s wlch These responsibilities will eventu­ Along with Sugar Rsv Roblnaon, next heavyweight champion of the ginning of the season, and it cen­ exhaustion that helped northwe.st- . 14 names, was George Mikan. who nants won since the turn of the ally land In the hands of one man tors.” “It may be year* before two Pirates to be chosen was right- Clemente of the Pirates (54), Min­ OF—Minoso, White Sox (.311) and said, “Nice to seie you, too, the ex-welter and middleweight world. comes Into possession leglttmately tered on one thing: Injuries. em lose Its last three games last 'has retired from profe.sslorfal.bas- century vvdth lA. The Dodgers ara In summing up his outlook and dumber plays are recorded In a handed pitcher Vernon Law. nie Mlnosb of the White Sox (40) OF—Williams, Red Sox (.310) Joe. You are looking great and deservedly only to Jose It by second in the pennant derby, hav­ but he 18111 always be ■working single day,” Sullivan wrote. champ who knew Joe a,a a' boy In After handing the. famed Brown N, Notre Dame had a rash of knee season after it had won its fir.st | kethall and is a lawwer in Mtnnea- uilder the direction of,'the princi­ hopes for Manchester' High’s ath­ ' The remainder of the team In­ and Ted Williams of the Red Sox C—^Berra, Yankees (.274) The applause of the crowd In a Detroit, Along -wtith I/ouia’ fam­ Bomber a fea'rfiil beating. Rrhmel- a premature whistle. o|3erations during the off season six and appeared headed for the polls. ing won the championship II times, letic program Rogers declared, "1 Stoneham refused to name cluded second baseman Pete Run­ (36) were second team outfield LHP—'Ford, Yankees (12-9) hotel ballroom drowned out these raham was a star athlete at The Cuhs have brought .10 flags to pal." the men he was considering. ily, friends and other boxing as­ Ing went back'to Germanv wiiere Another important situation and each w a.s a question mark. Rose Bowl f,ra Trying to get more specific the love to win as much as anyone nels of the Boston Red Sox, abort- selections. RHP—Broglio, Cards (21-9) comments spoken by Louis In a sociates he was pictured as Max the super arises repeatedly during the sec- Northwestern Coach Ara Par- Notre Dame’.s wear knees, and ! ■'''^rthwestem University snd ran , CTiirago, and St. Louis clubs hsve but I don’t think our athletic pro­ Columnist Jack McDonald of stop Ernie Banks of the Chicago Crandall, with 104 votes, out soft whisper and by Schmellng writer asked if this means that the News-Call Bulletin suggest­ The occasion was the annual man ' -ond or two following the killing of seghian feared for the health of .vn even h'gger'weakness at quar-i'‘P 69 impres.s4ve record as quar- w on nine times. The Giants also there would 'be any changes or gram should be distorted merely Cubs and outfielder Willie Mays of distanced Yogi Berra of the Yan­ whose Ehigllsh is laced with the lerback foretold po«>i'blf doom i ''‘•'f’^ck of the CTeveland Browns I hold the lead in th* "runner-up" to be used as an entertainment ed Stoneham IS thinking of Joe the San Francisco Giants. kees aa the top catcher. Berra was dinner of the peop|e-to-People Isiiiis didn’t like It And he the hall by the whistle. Many his team. additions to the coaching staffs. Gordon, under contract to man­ L ittle Three W eekend thick accent of his native Ger­ .Sports CommiUse, Inc,, a group turned the tables in that vicioiia times piling on occurs and I feel "Though w'e have more depth for the iri.sh The Rambler.s a l- ' Pr" f'’’9tball team before coming to I standings, with 13 second-placa media. We want our physical edu­ Near-Unonlmoua Choii(M named on 39 ballots. • many. ready have lost their he.st h a lf - 1 Ibe Coast Guard Academy. I finishes in the books 1 since 1600). 'IFirst ■ we 'Will have to deter­ cation program to offer the oppor­ age Kansas City; Bob Schef- Law Top Riglithander dedicated to fostering Internation­ second fight In which Schmellng many officials occasionally miss this seaxon. we'll have, to stay mine Just what type of athletic flng. Milwaukee coach;' and: Spahn, who won 20 or more Middletown — Wesleyan will Oalned R«veng» healthy to be a wnnner." he said, back. Red. Mack, and end ,.Iohn ______' tunity to help develop and utilize games for the 11th season, was a Law, who was instrumental In al good will through athletics. As never had a chance. ' this foul. program ive want and then de­ the special hkllls of as many or Ed Stanky, St. Louis Card­ meet Amherst In three varsity and This Is how they met Jast night, pari of the festivities, Louis and A mellowed Louia, no longer Naturally, defensive players IJat wf Injured Powers for .the year from injuries sign it to fit our needs. You can't near-unanimous choice. Of the 192 the Pirates’ pennant drive, was the three freshman sports here Sat­ only a few miles from. Yankee after the second game. Guard youngsters as possible. We want inals’ scout. writers participating In the ballot­ choice of 144 writers as the best 17 other athletea were honored for sleek and trim. last night t o 1 d ^ho have definitely committed That hasn't happened.' Quarter­ ask the impossible of any coach. them to }eam how to cope with urday. The Vanity soccer teams Stadium where Louis was kayoed their service to sports, and addi­ Schmellng', ”I was liirky (hemselves before the ball became back Dick Thornton, the offensive Myron PoHio.s ha* seen limited He can only do as much as the ing, 188 cast their vote for Spahn righthanded pitcher while the and yearling grid squads will service because of hi.s knee injury Pirates^ Battered Secondary the Kasonable dangers that crop as the top lefthanded pitcher. Cards’ Ernie Broglio accounted for by ar scoArlIng Schmellng on .Tune tionally fyjuls w'aa featured In the .Srhmeling. his ecdwi gon« rais­ dead , are not guilty of an.v rule spark of the team, tore a thigh facilities he has to work with 'will up in sports, while always making bump heads at 11 s.>:. Cross 23, 1936, then came back mer­ taping of the television program Before the season’s opener, first Five in Contention Whltey Ford of the Yankr*(»olled 28 votes as tunner-up. ed his bushy eyebrows and Infraction, particularly If they at­ miiacle In the Oklahoma game, allow. sure that the aports activity, be Other Members of last year’s country competition will also be­ cilessly to knock out Schmellng— "Tills is Your Life " laughed tempt to avoid contact after hear­ didn’t play against Iowa, and is string tackle Bob Bill fractured Pitching Defended by Brown "Foi* Instance, in the last school two votes. gin in the morning with th* frosh his wrist and is Just now roniing it interscholastic - or intramural, Middletown, Oct. 20 (4P) — Five The closest race was for second first team, besides Fox, who failed ing the whistle. But the defensive off his form. The Wildcats’ big where. I served, (Newton, Mass'.), is as reasonably safe as it can be." baseman with American League to repeat included first baseman ecbeluled tp leave the blocks at player who starts his tackle late end. El Kimbrough, was hampered around Halfbacks Ray Ratkow^. there were nine men on the foot- It appears that there are some colleges were In the running today 11:30 followed by the varsity at skiNa,nd-Angelo Debeno were in- Plttsbiirgh — (NEA)—There were to represent New England In the batting champion Runnels ed^ng Orlando Cepeda of the Giants, Out­ or arrives to throw himself on by injuries In the Minnesota game bell coaching staff, two for the changes coming in Manchester Nellie Fox of the White Sox snd fielder AI Kaline of the Tigers, 12 noon. \Freshmsn soocar will top of the heap certainly should then another end, Paul Yankc .jiired against California'^ and timeS when if seemed that the '60 sophomore team, two for the jay- National Collegiate Athletic As­ Kirkpatrick'*s Rally Fails haven't moved at full spefvi since ' World .Series would become per- High athletics even if they Won’t Bill Mazeroskl of the Pirates. catcher Sherm Liollor of the White start at 12:45. The Cardinals will be penalired. missed last w’eek's game against vees and five for the varsity. It be as revolutionary or evolve as sociation (NCAA) Soccer tourna­ FROM CASEY’S TOINT OF VIEW—Colorful Casey meet the Lord Jeffs on the grid­ Fourth t^uarterhaek ' petual ment Nov. 25-26. Hugh McCurdy, Runnels had 98 votes; Fox, named Sox, lefthanded pitcher Johnny An- 'would be out of the question to quickly as some among us would Stengel, ousted manager of the New York Yankees, wore to the team last year, polled 60 and tonelll of the Giants and right­ iron St 2 p.m. to round out the Fullback .Mike Lind twisted hi.s During one of tbe.«e periods, eoipect the coaching staff here at like. chairman of the area selection Defeated 2-1!p on 18th Hole knee in the muddy turf at North i when it seemed that the games committee for the tournament and various expressions last night as he chatjted with friends Mazeroeki, Pittsburgh’s series hander Early Wynn of the 361iite day of competition 'between ths Carolina and there is still a qiies-'l would go on and on forever, s soccer coach at Wesleyan Univer­ at dinner in his honor. Testimonial was sponsored by the hero, accumulated 56. Sox. two universities. Plnehurst N C . Oct TO (/p. while Brown pia>’s Frank Stevens MEON-ESnAV V I tion as to how effective he will be. | b9r.se player expressed the feelings sity, has named these teams as New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers Assn. (A? The quarter-flnaJ* of the North of New Rochelle. N.Y. In other Standings Hoople Blames Wind, Rain. I .Norm Ra.seher 1* the fourth I of millions viewing the show on candidates (records in paretheses); Notre Dame quarterback of the 1 televi.sion. Photofax) and South BenJons Golf Tourna­ malehes. B.ns.s pla\w Eugene Pitt­ vv L pn Rangers Break Out of Slump Springfield (4-0), Bridgeport (4- man' of Washington. D C . and EA.S Gage ’ n 5 722 I year. , "This suspense is killing me. 0), Amherst (3-0), Lowell Tech ment are being played today-with Ram-sev takea on .lamea McAlvin Man Motor .Sales .12 6' 667 Slioelaces for Bad Guesses ■' It couid be that the game will ' he said. "I’ll be glad when. U s (3-0) and Connecticut (5-1). The Stengel Also Confused two former champions still tn th» of loke Korest, III Correnti Ins .11 7 611 be a bigger boost for the proper ; over and I ran get back to the With Ex'Olympian a^ Goalie final selection by the committee American League .1* ------★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ rmning. Holiday l-anea , P P r.oo use of -first aid and .splints than races w'here you lose quicker.'.' will be made on or about Nov. 15. Boston VP — After' the Yan­ By MAJOR .AMOS B. HOOPLE »' T3ie .severest- critieism evoked Thomas Robbins of Plnehurst MEBTANTTLE Merril's Market . . . 5 n 27R it will'he foi; the prestige of eitlicr The tournament will be held at All - Star Contest kees clinched theAmerlcon League Standings Willis Oarage , . , . 1 14 222 World's I'pser Cbninplon _ j team, but even the walking during what was perhaps the craz­ K«w York, O ct tO VP) — New^Cgrtan^aaid. It was his first stai^. Brooklyn College in New York. pennant, Manager Casey Stengel .1956 champion, won hi* se.cond iest Wojld Series ever, played was He had a 1-1 tie against the Black match Wednesday, ousting I»yal / w. L Pel Egad what a perilous biisine.ss wounded ai time.s can do elccLri- York Rangers’ goalie Jack Me- In Boston July 31 singled out shortstop Tony. Kubek. EArS Gage broke a three.-.vay He ■fying things - partinrlarly over directed at Dannv .Miirlaugh. It Hawks in one of his four tryout Safford of Randolph, Mass . 3 and Allied- ...... , 6 600 IJiiH pigskin predicting has he-j Cartan, wlio gained the plaudits games last winter, where he won Mistaken Identity "He’s on amazing man,” said 2. J. 'Wolcott Brown of Pea Girt Fla no a ...... 333 ‘ for first place and took undisputed television and this is the TV game i was for resorting to so-called sec- New York, Oct. 20. (P)—Boaton Stengel. "Posalbly, he’s the young rome I j of, the week ondary pilehing too qiiirkly and of die nation in backbonlng the once, tied two and lost one. N.J.,' a banker who won two years Adrian's .-,33 I possession of top rung with 'i:P win rA gust of Wind, a broken shoe champion United State Olympic "What makes me feel good no\y Son Diego, Calif. UP) — Tom ■will be the 'site of the second 1901 man who did the greateat job on ago, whipped Allen' Rankin of Co Man Auto Parts t67 ; over Merrill's. Mam hester .Motor Minnesota', prepping for it* Lit­ letting it stick around altogether and Bob Mulvaney, sons of Jim All-SUr major league baseball this club, and that la Tony Ku­ ' .Sales grabbed second place beating lacc. a fumbled punt, the left tle Brown Jug game at Michigan loo long, or until the Pirates de­ hockejr.teain last .winter at Squaw is that I’m a part of .this club, not lumbiis. Ohio, 2 and 1. Frank's tackle’s girl dales a fraternity Valley, is showing the same- form Just on view,” McCartan added. Mulvaney, p'r e s 1 d e n t San game. Commissioner Ford Frick bek. He is ambitious. He con play Meanwhile, both co-medaliat* in .lohn-n'i a . 400 I f'orrenti'a,.2-1. this week, moved halfback Dave finitely were-out of contention in Diego’s coast league baseball any place on this club; I mean five Listed with the top si orers wi re brother, and the beat made plans .Miilholland to the No, 1 unit..Kan­ that particular engagement. The that had this town raving about ‘1 feel like I belong.” said today. He said the conteit Monday's qualifying are on the Man Optical . . . 400 of mice and men and roach are his performances In four tryout His most unexpected trouble team, both are Little Leaguers. would’be played Monday, July 31. places. You can’t do without him." sidelines. Last to go was James Mem Cor. SJore 400 Andy I,amoureaux 139-164 112, sas got a boost when it wa.s tobacco-chewing Pittsburgh man­ the better compact m r dashed to smithereens. Regardless, gamss a t the close of last sesspn came from a gash under hia chin Tom came up to , bat In the last Previously, the commissioner Kirkpatrick of Manchesfer, ,ronn.<’| Howie Hampton 140-149 400, learned end Sam Simpson," out ager did Ihis in the three games iiintng of a game 'and, hit a triple Fred, MeCurry 146 38". Have the grand old game goes oil. since the TXJU opener, -will defi-^ won by New York, 16-3, 10-0 and with the Rangers. that required five atitches to close, had announced San. Francisco as whose late rallv vesterdav wa.i Better scores Included Ronny T)iis week I have decided to He shutout the previously un­ th e wound was inflicted during a which won the game. The fans the site of the first, All-Star game choked op the 18th' hole hv L W. Inir, Walt Bender 354. Herb Saunders .38,'), Paul Cori-enti 1.37- nitely start against. Oklahoma' 12m. DAVNA’ MURT.AITGH rushed on the field and swept a .382, Pete A ceto-H |l .379 Hon forego thi’ aid of my staff an4| go State. defeated Cfiilcago Black Hawks melee—involving a host of Rang­ of the season with the date July ALWAYS LOOK Raro*ey, .'’>6, of Nr*- Castle, Ind-; Fla veil 139 .TV), Nick Twerdy It' alone Ixiyal ^ followers of my The Futile Five — Fred' Green, •Th* FAitlle Five' 2-0 last night and is the choice of ers and Chicago’s rookie Reggie young Mulvaney up b n , their 11. Two such games ksVe been . for a 2-up victory. HO . , , ■ Carpenter 136 .379, Skip Kearns ' Frank Montera' took over the Clem Labine. George Witt. Joe shoulders. Tom watched quietly 1,35-142 ,378. Bnto Lucas 1.38 .369., selections know^ that this port- quarterbacking dutie-s for Colorado won eight and lost four "■ wiflT^n Rangers* Coach Alf PUce’s to face Fleming. Fleming was finally oust- played in each of the last two FOR THIS SIGN ...AT ANY PRICE! Frank Rose of. West Hartford Gibbon snd Tom Cheney - par­ Fat Bu.lauclus 368 Tony Salvatore end.s the finest’ hour for the earnedrun ■' -sverage of 3.21," the National Hockey League- ^ after flghting with Eddie Shack from the foul lln^. The fans were, years with receipts helping pay for Conn, turned In a one-under par | VR.a a T A OtJANCE' ahead of Gale Weidner. has hall- aded in. One was worse than the 3,Vr, .ioe Twarnnitc ,3.'i7 Rnnio Honple Sy.alem. ■ I back Pete King, center Bill White- croaked Brown. "Labine was phe­ leading, Montreal Csnadlens here and John Hanna. cheering his twin brother. Bob, the players’ pensions. 'X showing on tJie Plnehurst Coun i Medneeday's Result Upsets nbnun|l when I permit I other and .American Leaguers. who Sunday. Montreal lost to Toronto, Shack had an abrasion on his who had been merely coaching at Mnzzoli 3.3.'i, Count Yarrand .3.54 . TTie or Boy Himself head and guard Alan Scott.avail­ had seen little or nothing, of the nomenal w'hefi he took him from Frick also said that the play­ try Club'.s 6.8O0-vard .No 2 rourse nnetnnati HO, ‘ixis Angeles 123 niv fertile braiiT free■ rein Heh the Tigers. He got. in 15 games, 8-i, In the only other NHL game finger, and someone asked him third base. er draft this year would be held for the day s best round M» beat, ' 1 Exhibition Bundl Tarra .3.5.3, Ed Pagan-l 136 able , once more. Halfback "Mike Buccaneers all season commenced hell! e .McKi’ielian, of Oklahoma.'has been had a 3-0 'record- and an ERA of last night. what happened, since gloves are at Louisville on Monday,'Nov. 28. John. RoffWls of Chicago 3 and 2' ! Syracuse 132. Philadelphia 1295 to wonfier how in the world they *T didn’t have many tough shots always worn while playing. The higge.st surpnse.s this w,eek- The Senate Select Committee declared out of the Kansas State managed to win in the'National nr 1.50. Tom Cheney'a ERA was 2.98. The mlhor leagues begin their an­ Robbins meets Col Martin'Lind-j ’niiimday’s— j J.j. Schedule A ILLAGE rllARM F.ns end will coriie in the South where How are .voii going to fault a man­ to handle,” said the S t Paul, "Fleming bid me,” Shack said grove of Morristown, N .1, today * on National Water Resourcea pre­ garne while Harvard will-be'ini.ss- any other league with secondary nual meeting in that city the same Cmeinnatl at New York Standings Tuinne wiH tnumpli over ager for pitching pitchers like that Minn., lustlvs. Who turned aside with a smile. i dicts there \i3U be 47 ,million :ing center . Tony Watters against pitching of this caliber. Dean Prentice and Andy Heben- Sport Schedule day. The major league owners >v I,. Tech, Diike.wiH lake the measure sports fishermen by 198,0. Dartmouth. in a World .Series or any place 19 drives. "That tsam of ours meet In St. Louis starting on Dee. Garden Grove ...... 16 R of Cl'eiti.son-and unheralded Mm- It was pointed . out that the else? George Witt has been a re­ ^ayed real well In front of me ton scored for the Rangers who 5. ,58,3 siaaippi Southern will vanquish Bues had five top pitchers Ver­ markable-pitcher for us. turned iri and really made things tu y .” snapped a four-ganie losing streak Friday, Oct. 21 USED CARS .lohnaon P alrit...... I J 19 Gerry Ehmah, Bob Pulford and Jarvis Realty ..77, .13 tl 511 j .North CarolinA Stale. non Law. Bob Friend.. 'Vinegar several good games this year, snd Pike agreed, in principle. Soccer, Manchester at Conard, West Virginia’s 23-15 football Howard Oil ...... 19 It t l6 Other sections of the country Rest of Fight Game May Lag^ Bend Mizell, Harvey Haddix and, We're high on JqSf Gibbon. "He stopped a few tough ones, Bob Nevln scored their first goals 3.15. RI Roy Face—and that this should of thq sesson for Toronto whUe Soccer—Glastonbury at Rock­ victory over Pitt last fall was the ,». Man Aiitd Parts . : 19 14 416 will se? their share of topsy-turi'y , . „ . ,. "T)ie only explanation I can give but not nearly aa many as we’ve Mountaineers' first In their qwn FALL-TIME Nsssiff Arm.s...... 9 1.5 ,37.5. ripsets. be enough in a Series which could the poor performances St had against us in the last few Henri Richard got Montreal’s only ville, 3:15. But Big Guys Go on Forever score. stadium over the Panthers. IS In the .SouUiwest the HoopI* end in four, games and couldnt pos-, ’our secondary pitchers is that games,’’ he said. Hs referred quality re­ Te.hiple Bejh . tl 9 ,.,5.')9 t'oniell 0, Prinpeton 8 ^ football Or basketball players, book­ s^ken youngster of*23 who at the r.^rii ..... ura. Wit cecds fpom the professional foot- '57 FORD $1195 pair service at a fair and USID CAR ACT NOW I .5,59' Oart.moiith 18, 'Hanard 10 The first 'family-sizie compact " > No Meth. No 2 II V 9 makers, television personalities or moment is not tied up by a mana­ nn ^ rhmi^er ^ f runi i *’«>' « 8me between the Detroit OPEN COMPETITION, '54 MERCURY $695 Fairlane 2-Door Two-tone' just price. Comm Raplist '! ip. .19 990 lau Slate 22, Florida 12 , something of the sort. ger. This situation, as vou can well * u? i Lions*and the New York Giants Hardtop. Green and white, . green. Radio, hoatar, Ford- 4. To employ the best skilled South Meth . , 9 ' "IT ,4,-70 Heiltiirky 17, iieorgla 7. imagine, has created a. gold rush; which"men Pacerace didoio, forlor a pmch-hittei,pincn-iimci, g jj ^ Bowl have ^ ____ added '48 Au*?ln $99 But, the real beefy boy* take heed e I A B OILZUM MOTOR OIL Mercomatic, power steer­ pmatic. , mechanics obtainable. ^ '49 Ford P1rk).jup SI. Bridget's ■ . . 9 11 ^ .4,50 Tulane 14, Georgia Tech 7 of the imposing finanr'ial success the likes of which has not been seen especially’ os late as the sixth in- | «j35'292,3i to the fund for an Al- Big-oor St James' No' 2 7 1.3 .,350 IlllnOI* 22, Penn State 18 . of Floyd Patterson, who went Into since the heyday of the Klondike, ning with tlje long end of the mon- ; Memorial Boys’ CUibi 1 50 LAr Excellent condition. dlse\of high quality distrib­ '53 Old*, hiiper See.ond Con No 1 -7 1.3 .350 ’ Atlrhlgnn Stale 28. Indiana 18 '57 CHEV. $1095 Hardtop $24.5 the uppe;:. tax brackets by esutious- Tom McNeeley, a personable ey at slake. , There wss that,mulh clear proflt ' 1 ' uted by reputable firms. P r i^ with or below ^ other compacts 88 T-noor 8295 center Con No 2 8 18 .2,50 Imva 2!), Purdue 22 ly by-passing- everyone of Impor­ >mung man of Boston, niay not VtolentJ.v Disagree* ‘from the exhibition, dubbed ' the "210” 2-Door. Radio, heat­ 6. To Itemize Oil parts and me­ '86 Ford ,t oil 11 try Con Ujth - No 1 8 I,') Mile '58 CHEV. $1395 er, standard transmiiaslon. '.54 Bviirk Special .250 . (Mdahonia 22, Kartsas Stale. $ tance, and tha •get-rieh-quieH, saga the greatest potentiaHfighter in the ,.Joe Brown violently disn|{reM Booth .Memorial Game, lU 2:S0 chanical adjustments In the .'•edao Station Con Lulh No 2 2 18 .160 : Mlehlgan 16, Minnesota 18 | of Ingemar Johansson, who made WOTid-as aome believe - but he with the second, guessers. The ^,„terday. Paved Delray 2-Door. Hydra- New Thrift-PouHn’ 170 engine fta: 1961 matlc, . radio, heater, 9 price charged for service ronvertIM e $898 W agon- $798 . MlastssIppI So. 17, N, C. SI. 8 s mtiekle out of a wee miekle, and (^riainl.v is the only one with a ; voting general manager strongly i g crowd of 49,988 turned out for PAL Track '55 MERCURY $495 rendered. Among the top., scorers were(! »n*aourl J9, Iowa SUIe 7 decide they will ' gamble on the cylinder. Black and white. p .il manipulating th, contest on a rainy day. A bel- 2-Door. Block. Radio, 7, To retain all parts replaced Sonny .Chandler 144-.36.3. Ed Hin-1Navy 44, Pennsylvania 0 beak-busting busiitess' for a rrSl’k pitchers. ter davda.v wouldwould, surelvsurely have drawn R«la Date Low , nlileage, clean for custopier inap,„tre llanie 85, NorUiwea'n 28 ■ New Mmtsler nor of Massarhueetta. ‘ j mule ■ city for days. Tony -Kubek of revenue, said Dr. -Frank MongiHo, ards of our profession and '.'eMing end Serviilng N*,w.-Oldsmoblles , ...... I Ohio State 418, H'IscansIn I* For instance, among the . new Fuller keeps hia charge, on a the Yahkees. struck on the Adam'a general chairman of the boys’ club always seek to correct any faro* Ihere'a a 250-pound, monster modest fixed stipend, makes his apjile bv an'Ugly hop hit by Bill "IT W ia PAY YOU TO PAY U$ A V l^ ' For Over 28 VeariP' IIOUUAY I.ANES Washington t t . Ore, State IT named, George (King Kcffig) Moore, matches and actg as the third man drive, and J.- Ray Ryan, Game , and all abuses within the Plttpburgh 18, Tex. Chria. « I Virdqn, had plenty o{ company in chairman. ; SUNDAY AFTERNOON -Oet. 23 autoipotive industry. ' 1 \’)’V'F,R. i.'sed Car Manager* MIXED DOUBLES out of Detroit, and described by tn his comer. Negotiations are. Better scores for women Includ­ Texas 89, Rloa 10 those who have seen him a* a big under ,wqy at the moment to bis inability to speak abOve a The cost of the proposed club 9. To uphold 'the Integrity of 5'2 V, E.ST CENTER 8TREEJ ed »Nancy Yost llOiJlO. Frances Stanford 41. UCLA 19 match McNeeley, 'Who boaaU an stage, whisper. . E-verybody else has been estimtCfbd at $890,090. MORI ARTY BROTHERS all membors of IGOA. Byracuae $5. iy. Vlrglala § Sonny Liston, Usten, who has beat­ yelled., themselvss out at voice. Yost 115, Shirley Hampton 111, en every outstanding' large lump- unbUmlshed -20-flght record. 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Muit be leen to be lacrifleliig comptate bedroom, $-3516. school. Aala, and was crltielBed as repre­ it la a dangerout teetie,'^ aalR age bins, shelving, work benches, with laboratory, haat water, stor­ rooms—Bolton—IH baths—118,- BUNCHESTER—3 bedroom ranch, senting a tactic instead o f a policy. Judge Bernautn, deputy aeeretarjr appreciated.. Overdrive, radio, two complete bathroom seta, two eomj^eta living room and kitchen age, parking. Recently renovated. COPY CLOSING TDIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. heater. No dealers. Call after 4 decorator furniture from model dis- BLACK SEAL coat, full 800. $18,800—Value galore In this 8 garage, year old, plaster walls, In a'debato at Temple Beth Shot- of atate f6r Connecticut whe h i t kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden BG 9-7782 9-13 or 3-6. om Iasi night. served aa apecla) asstatent to fo r­ MOMDAT X m imiDAX MtM • M -■•TOBDAX t AJI. p.m. MI 3-1287. kitchen caUneta, two: hot water lay home. We will give you. free aize 86. Car coat. Both lor 810. VI— Capa Cod—5H rooms-Man reom beauty on Clyde Rd. IH hot water heat, larea lot, $18,900. SitaatioM Wantod^r-Jialo 39 Selfvery and free itorage.up to one Y, Herald. chaster—braexaway and attached baths. Garage. Patio. Low down Evenings Mr. Holcombe, BR Importance o f a bipartisan for­ mer Governer Chester Bowlaa. 1957 KARMANN Ghla Volkswagen, fiirnacss, modern radlaton, eom. 4-1189. Warren B. Howland, Real­ plete windows. Including framt, year. UOHMO f o r R o o t 65 garaga^l7,'400. payment. eign policy was the sole point of "Containment la not a poliey; It tea PLEASE READ TOUR AD two tone green, radio, heater PART-TIME Work In machinist vn —New Ranch—0 rooma—Ver­ tor, Ml 8-1108. agreement in a debate sponsored U a tactic,” ha a d 4 ^ Good condition. MI 8-8891 after 5. line, also radio or electronics Rs- and aluminum storm windows, NORMAN’S Wantid—-TP Buf 58 COLONIALS Nixon has no policy, tha 'Judge doors; and plumbing suppUes. Bo l t o n —Lovely B room ranch. non—attached garage—817.800, MANCHESTER-You can’t Judge by Charter Oak Ledge of B’nal «r -W M t ■ v m tfea piMM M • c ply Box F, Herald. 443 KARTF0RD .^0AD Ideal for small family. Five min­ B’rith. asaerted, citing waiter Ltppnwn*a fete a i Mm r U 8 T O A f IT 1948 PLYMOUTH, radio, heater, Choman House W rectog. C^ten Vm—New Colonial—8 rooms— $17,900-4 baths—basement garage— down. 2- car garage, city utilities. Bowersserted that since 1964 the Chinese tegrity, Bernstein said "I would good" toaortt widoa do aot tooooa the valoe of FOUR WHEEL drive Willya Jeep, m a p l e s o f a bed; alao, single coUectiona, attic eantanta or whole $18,000. School area, convenient iocatien. Reds have not been able to make rather trust a toan of inteUigenca go<^ condition, TR 6r4997, between SALES OORRESPONDBNT, sxcel- IMamoMlo— W a t d i» — nlahad. Children aeeeptabis. $18,400—Brand new 8 room gar- ■ -ia U lM t b f "aoako food " laosrMea. Couch-bed. Reasonable. Bn 9-5746. aatatOii.'' Furniture Raptor Sarvlca, Phone PI 2-7885 6-t p.m. X— L Shaped Ranch—5% rooma- Now priced In the 814,OO0s.—You aiiy further territorial gains as a rather than one who is ‘smart’." 5-7'p.m. lent references extensive exper­ Jewebj 48 TaleettviUe, Cobb., Tal. Ml 8.7448. riaon colonial on WeodhUl Rd. Ce­ make an offer. The Elsie Meyer result o f peUcies Imple^ynted ky ience. Clean cut, perxonabls,, mar­ Manchester—wooded lot—818,- "Prestige Is the currency o f FOR SALE—Hardrock maple kitch­ ramic tiled bath. Tiled lavatory. Agency, Realtors BG 9-5524, BG the Republicsn administration. No diplomacy,” asserted Bernsteitt FORD, 1956, Sunliner convertible ried, age 39. Tsl. MI 3-3098. LibN A R D W. TOST, Jtweleiwre^ 500. Immediate occupancy. V.A. and pain, adptota watehsa expertly. en set. Just rtoinUhed In pine ATTENTION TEACHERS 3- 8180. American Uvea have been lost In whe called for an "unselflah foi> , Fordomatic, call MI 9-4914, be etaln. TR 5-6069 after 6. WANTED—Spinet piano. BH $-9839. XI— New Ranch—8 rooma—Man­ F,M.A, flnaheiny available. Dial M l 3-2711 tween 4-9 p.m. Resaouable prices. Open Tuesday' five, years, he added, during this sign policy.” We must have a p<^ Wobld four of you like a six chester—tRockledge—l ^ baths— OVTNER SELLING 8 room Cape, poUcy of containment. ^ icy that Is best for the world thru Saturday, HiuredSy ev»> room ftimlshed house aU to your 3 car garage— 828,500. RANCH HOMES in good eondition. Living room INTERNA'nONAL truck 2>^-ton 12 41 tonga. 130 Spruce S t BQ 9-4887. U-V-E-R-I^T^-H-l-N-O Meyer, who retired, last year whether it ie good for our country selves? Xn—New Ranch—8 roonu—Man­ with fireplace and fenced yard. after 35 years’ service in CJhina, or not during the. Initliu period, Iw Lost and Found AntomobHen tor Sale 4 ft. van. Rebuilt engine. New front a ROOMS F im m U R E Rooms Withoat Boord 59 $18,600—Deluxe S redroom ranch­ Immediate occupancy. - $850 down .end, radio and heater. Many CANARIES for sale, idale. Guaran­ With aach a bedroom of your chester—Rockeledge—IH baths Formosa and Latin ALmerican added. "Balemclng the budget la Br a n d —3 car garagf—$37,500. er in Jarvis Acres. Ceramic bath. buys this home. CaU BG 3-2567. L08T—BROWN and black female OLDER CARS, machanlca spe­ extras. 60 Porter St. Call MI teed singers. A good b ^ s ln . 67 Fuel uid Feed 49-A PLEASANT HEATED room, aapa- own?' Huge living room with flreplfee. countries, said ths situation was selfish in times Of crisis beeauaa mongrel dog. If found,, reward. cials, Bxlt y .rself cars, always 3-1591. Ask for-Bill Boudrleau. Bisaell St. ONLY 8810 rate entrance, kitchen privUagea, x m —Ranch—7 rooms—Bolton—2 T- stabilized until Sen. John F. Ken­ the world needs our help," he de­ WINDHAM WOOD YARD —Wood Within walking diatanco of Full baaemeni;. Attached garage. CaU MI 8-5313. a good selection. Look behind our one block from Main St. Gentle­ Bowers, North Junior High. Btan- baths—2 car garage—ons acre 4%% mortgage available. nedy’s retent statemeiiU about clared. offlce. Douglas Motors 833 Main. 1951 PONTIAC Chieftain. T T^lto and elaba for fireplace or furnace. 818 Delivers — $11.72 Mo. \ men, parking. BH 34734. wooded lot—$28,500. Lots tor Ssie 78 During a question period. Bfey- A lio etove klodlmg. Phone HA chaster H i^ or Uneoln Schools? the oftohore islands o f Quemey and der, fair condition automatic shilt $19.500—A home you can be Matsu. er Mid that a prolonged and Artldos Far Sato - <8 3-0403, days 9-4, evenings 7-9. U PIECE BEDROOM W afRM GOBIFORTABUE room, Bus line and shopping center? LOST — Pair of glaaaeo. If found DE CORMIER MOTOR $50. PI 2-8030. For further information br ap- proud of on Bates Rd. 8 bedrooms, THREE B ZONE lots With city The "ambiguous language " of heavy artillery bombardment by phone MI 9 -9 6 0 3 .______. Household Slerviccs Millinery Dressmaking 19 Boslnesa OppoitmiRies S2 14-pnDCE u v m o r o o m v^:y nicely furnished, quiet, pri­ For appointment call MI 9.1435 pototraent to sea call water. Union 8t. Manchester. the Chinese Reds two years ago HOME MADE nvioU, trsrik or SEASONED CORD, WOOD—For after 5 p.m. Ceramic tiled bath. Full basamepL the defense treaty with the Re­ SALES, SAYS, Offered 13-A 10-r-----TC F -^TIE N vate iiome, modern convanlaHcas. Attached garage. Many extras. $2,600 each. BG 9-8495. started out as g full-scale invasion NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that 1951 FORD half-ton panel, very ALTERATIONS on any garment. frozen, 80o do«. 246 Avsiy lanot, fireplaces, furnaces', stoves. Top ParkingxSlS Spruce St. No business transacted over the public of China has "served us Wanting. HI 44M04. . ' quality. Edward Yeomans, P I- The R. F. DIMOCK CO. Park-llke grounda. well by keeping the Reds guess­ attempt toward Formosa, but tha Paso Book No. W 5iS8, issued by "THESE ARE QUALITY CARS good condition. MI 9-0689. TV SERVICE — PottertteTa ^ Quick, efficient service. Days or ATLANTIC REFINING CO. Free Delivery Free Storage, phone. ANOdVER LAKE—Two adjoining Chinese Nationalist .forces sue* The Saving Bank of Manchester PRICED TO PLEASE, AND AT makes. Highest quality guarmiteea evenlngs^Call Ml 9:6066. 2-8002. . Free Service Ml 9-5245 683,500—Elegant ranch on Arnott lota tor sale. Marion E. Robertaen, ing abqut our intentions, but they FOR SALE—-Renault 4 CV 1959, Has available for lease a modern TOOL AND eqnipmont rentals. HEATED gantl'amaB, cessfully defended the iNfshore ia* has been lost and application has THE VERY BEST OF BANK .work and Tarte, over 47 years ex R O ^ tor Rd. (Rocklcdge); 3 bedrooms, 1% broker, BG 3-5953. must new assess our inlenliens lands of Quemoy and Matsu. black. May be seen at Maple Super Sales and urvice: AP Equipment, SEASONED 'hardwood for fire­ parking. 54 IB ^xSt. COVENTRY LAKE —Year 'round Richard F. Dimock—BG 9-6008' anew ainoe Kennedy’! atatement," been m ^ e to said bank for pay TERMS.” perlence . Farr for sendee since 2-bay service station on a heavUy 945 Center St., MI 9-3052. Open PliMie for appoihtm^t home completely furnished, six baths, 2 fireplaces, garsgt, Bernstein charged that NlxoR merit cA the amount of deposit. Service, 220 Spruce St., Manchea- 1031. Phone MI 9-4537 tor best ORESSMAKlNfl-'apd alteratloaa. place, cut to order. Call B. J. BIANCHESTER — Excsllent high Me.ver asaerted. traveled highway In Manchester. evenings. Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH T-0858 SUNNY—Comfortable\room for rooms, 8 bedrooms. Write Best X, Barbara Woods------BH 9-T703 had changed hia position on QU4k THIS WEEK’S SPECIa I s ter. service. Call MI 9-0333 any tlnoe.. Begin, MEdford 8-2933. convenient location with view. The ex-foreign offleer, who now Ehccellent locid and transient poten See. It Day or Night young lady. A few « * t from Herald. f finsneing is your problem moy-Matsu between TV debates „ f o u n d —Black and white female SNOW FLOWERS. Ariena, Rso, Suitable for walk-out recreation teachai government at Trinity English setter. Call Lee Fracchla, 1955 PONTIAC station wagon, hy- UPHOLSTERING—Sam’s Uphol- UaJ. For InformaUon, esU If you have no means of transpor everything. Call MI 8-7969, any­ Johanna Eyana —^— MI 9-5858 see JarviB, Today room. Sise 125x200, No water or and quoted from a New Y < ^ 1957 Rambler 4-door S^an dramatic, new tranamisaton, $695. Toro powerhandle and Bolens 18 Card en— Farm— Dairy CeUege, praised the work of Hen­ Times’ reprint of its 1955 etotetlal Dog Warden, MI 8-8594. One owner, very sharp. Nicely stering will reupholster sofa and Moving— Trucking— to S3 inches. Parts and aervlce. tadon, I’ll send r — auto for you. time. BiANCHESTBR -^.New 7 room sewer. Phone Ml 3-6273, Brae- ry Cabot Lodge in the UN. MI 9-8760. two chairs for $67, kitchen chairs BU 9-1561 Days Products 80 No obligation. Suburban For Rent 66 JARVIS REALTY CO. Bum Realty. recommending evacuation of tha equipped. K Storage . 20 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main FURNISHED — Room, complete ranch, 2 flrapiacea, 3 full baths, "A lot o f nasty things have been offshore Islands, guarantee of the Annooncementa $3, plus fabric. Work gpiaranteed St. MI 8-7958. Only $295 Down' MU 8-2874 Eveninfifs GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes and A _I^B —E—R—T’—S light houaekeeping facilitiea JLTON— Four room apartment 2-csr garage, targe kitchen with REALTOR — BfLS INSUROR BEAUTIFUL VTEW on hill. Lot said about Mr. Nixon, but no one defense of Formosa, and UN ac­ 30 years’ experience. Budget If MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ hekt^ hot water, and parking. Call built-in oven and range, formal PUBLIC AUCTION — Friday Oct 1953 WILLYS 4-door sedan. MI turnips. Pasqualinl Farm, 388 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD available. Children accepted 388 E. Center St. BG 3-4113 150x200. See elRO. Slater St., Wap- has ever said he was, net smart,” tion or moral commitment for n 3-8825. you wish. CH 2-2378. ing Compaiqr. Local and long dis­ LOAM-8AND-8tona - Ohtrel - AVery St., Wapping. BO 4-0«04. after'4 p.m., all day Sunday, BH dining room. Lot 100x300. $90,900. Mrs. Mcgonigls PI 2-8811 Meyer asserted. 21, T p.m. Basement of Discount 1957 Plymouth Suburban FUl,,and Ameslte. SVir prompt de­ Open Night 'till 8 ^ a t . 6 p.m. limited. Centrally located. Mrs. ping. cease-fire in the Formosa strait. Wagon. tance movli^.\ packing and stor­ 8-7104. \ PhUbrick Agency, BD 94484. Mr. Werbner BG 3-7847 ^ *______■'t-' _____ Judge Simon Bernstein of 'The 1955 editorial "still seems World, Manchifter Green Shop age. Regular aervlce thrtmghout HeIp"Wantcd~Pemale 35 livery can Ml S-8I0S. Walter P. GREEN m o u n t a i n — Potatoes Dorsey; 14 Arch Street. ping Center, E. Middle Tpke. One owner, 6 cyl. standard tranS, B ^ e r, Trucking. Bloomilald replied that more im­ sound policy, ” Bernstein quoted 1951 FORD 2-door sedan 6. xn Buildtng'Cpntradiiig 14 New England States and Florida. are now ready at the Edward 6. E. REFRIGERATOR. Excel- ROCKVILLE^'.-^o brand new 4 OFF EAST CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER & VICINITY portant than Quemey-Mateu are Manchester, Conn. Over 30( Nice. TOYS—TOYS—TOYS. Work now ONE NICELY furnished large Custom 5 room Cape, 21 foot llv* Rasort Property for Sale 74 from the paper. He added that it 9-6677. 8 0 8-8588. thru December showing one M the VercelU farm. School Road, lent running condition. $26. Call room apartmehte, tile bath, gas the problems of CXiba, the African is a sign of weakness sjuLfear net Items. Vsicuum , cleaners, sewing Only $295 Down ALL TYPES of carpentry work GRADE A LOAM delivered In Man­ houaekeeping room, all utUities in­ ing room, fireplace, attached ga­ largest varieties of toys and gifts. ton. MI 3-6390 after 4:80. heat and hot water; garbage dia- $13,500—High It., Manchester, free nations, the race example in to discuss Quemoy-Matsu or any marlines, radios, transistors, BLACK 1957 Olds^oblle 98 h'ard- done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ ATOTffl A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local chester. $10 6-yard load. CaU AC cluded. parking. 372 Main St. poaal, garage, porcl^$05 month- MI 9-5132. site drive, cemmnatlon win summer cottage, completely fur­ sets, bric-a-brac, electrical appll delivering, no Investment. CaU nished. lot site 50x240, living room Very solid, and nice throughout. tion. $1400. Call MI 0-6644 after ments and garages, eto. Can Ml rate on leu mikance moves’ to mealy and nice for baking. De­ one blond occasional table, one FURNISHED ROOM near BCain St. ly. Call TR 8.8485 after Ik^O p.m. dews, good condition through //• ances,a glassware, china, etc. 6:30. 9-5981. 48 states, i a 841187. "Santa’s Parties,” Avon, Conii., 1949 CHEVROLET—IH ton plat­ BEAUTIFUL custom 8 room with fireplace, 8 bedrooms, large Only $175 Down ORchard 3-32Q7 from 9-S p.m. form 1y>dy truck. Good chain saw. livered. CaU Hathaway, Bn 9-6488. blond coffee UMe, one carbed.. 9 Hazel St. Tel. BH 9-2170. out, $3,500 down assumes pree Very good condition. Bn 3-8636. ROCKVILLE—5 large rooms 'ape- ranch, entrance hall, 3 fireplaces, kitchen, fuU porch. Priced at CLOSING FOR the season sMe, W'. F. DION Construction Company. ORchard 3-9829 from 7-10 p.m. Clothesline poles. BH 9-1353. ent mortgage. No cloeing cost. 1954 Pontiac 4-door Sedan MANCHES’nSR Paekags DeUvary. NEAR MAIN St. for gentleman, ond floor, enclosed porch, oil 4 picture windows, steel beam eon- A real buy.' 89,800 for immediate sale. Bel- 12«Point Program Plan Sunday, Oct. 28. Sale starts 8 pim. Aato Driving SdiOol 7*A Alterations,' additlona, garages, Light Jrucking and^Muhaga deUv- Fertilizers 5 0 -A THREE CHESTS of drawers, one nace, . central location. $80 NMruction, partial recreation room, fiore Agency, BG 3-5131. ■VI All g o ^ and merchandise of the A fine family car, fully equipped formicaformica, counters, rooting,roofli sldmg, ery. Refrlgeratora, _ SEWING MACHINE operators, full WALLPAPER SALE—Many pat­ private entrance, parking,- 21 Waabers and time, 8 a.m.-4;30 p.m. Also, nights terns fb choose from, plastic double bed, suitable for cottage, Pearl St. Tel. BH 8-7236. month. Call TR 5-5466 after 5;$0 100x800. trees, $20,900. Carlton W. $14,100—Milford Rd., Manchester. Farmer's Market, 819 E. Middle \ Only $165 Down EARLY’S DRIVING School—Class- painting. Plans drawn.iwn. m 8 - ^ . atovs movfiig apeclalty.. _ jaty', , Folding c o w BIANURE. Dallvered. $5 and IS each. - Television- set with con­ p.m. ■HutoUns, MI 0-5132. 6 room ranch,- attached garage, Tpke., will be sold two for the chalra for rent. MI ' 94)788. part-time 6 p.m.-lO p.m. Exper­ costed and trimmed, a choice se­ $10 loads. ExceUent for shrubs, room and road InstrucUon. Stand' BIDWELL HOME Improvement ience preferred. Kaklar Toy. (torn lection. C. -I. Morrison Paint verter $35 or beat offer. 4 burner open porch, nice yard, con­ Wsntefl— RMl Bstata 77 price of one, . 195(5 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan. ard and automatic, dual-control etc. Wood sawing. BH 8-7804, BH gas stove $15, refrigerator and ROOM—Gentlemen preferred. Bn COVENTRY CENTER—Large BCANfRUESraR - 8PECUL. Six venient location. Lots at living Nixon for Forming Co. Alterations, additions ga­ pany, 60 HUliard St. Store, Bn 9-9718. Bel-Air cars. Day or evening appoint 0-8731. kitchen set, hoepital bed and re 1-0732. room unfurnished apartment, all room home^garage, convenient to area at a moderate price. IF YOU TTI8H personal service, Personals rages. Ropfin,; an-* slcUng experts. utilities furnished, including steam bus, schools imd churches, full Immaculate. Standard Trans. ments. Call Ml 0-8875. Alumlmiin clapboards a specialty. Palntmg— Papering 21 A. SYMPHON'Y of beauty describes WHEEL CHAIR for salq. Used 4 baths, large combination windows, 3 fire- hours 8-5. MI 9-6841. , 1956 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. suite, double -bed, dresser with fied teacher. No delivery charge, fSmUy e iz r ' kitchen, one-car ga sary gold crUlt*’’ which could have 52 Pearl St. MI 9-5700. roofs of aU kinds. New rootM, gut­ Good wages, good .working condi­ semi-automatic Brand new. $40. LARGE TWO room furnished heat­ living room with fireplace, hot rage, hear bus, 117,900. PhUbrick placca, . finished game room, diiaatroua conaequencea for the en­ Jury Ponders Belvedere V8 Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 mirror, chest, night stand, bench. no tuning expense, no extras. Full SELLING ??.?. Have buyer (or ROUND TRIP ride wanted from ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ tions. Apply First Food Store, 646 CaU Y R ,6-6069 after 5. Asking $85. BO 94155. ed apartment, kitchen set. refrig­ water heat, one-car garage Agency, BG 0-8464. wooded lot. Many other fine tire free world. - One owner. Low mileage. Fully paired. Aluminum siding. 10 credit for air payments if you appointment only, $23,900. features. Hurry. Coloniala are ranch with g a r^ e , around $17,000 Andover or Mamchester to Gray MORTGAGES—We are In a posi­ Center St. MI 3-8089. buy new spinet piano later. Goss erator, bedroom set. Low rent. A To solve problems created by equipped. Busineaa Services Offered 13 years’ experience. Free eatl- WEIGHT r e d u c in g belt and SINGLE BED—Steel frame on Adults. Apply Apartment 4, 10 De­ brick Agency, MI 9-8464. 113 WEST CENTER ST. eearce. • bracket. Other tilin gs needed. Get Finch, Tregoff Manufacturing Co., five days tion to finance second mortgages vibrator; good eondition $26. After Plano A-Organ Co., 121 Allj-n St., automation In Industry. Nixon re­ weekly. PI 2-8788. Only$l95 Down mates. Call Hcnyley, 5C 8-5361, MI in any smounts. Terms to suit casters. Gold Bond mattress, bm pot Square. results. Call E. Bushey, Real 8-0763. Help wanted—Male 36 6, Bn 9-8456. ^ ' Hartford. JA 5-6696. Open Monday $12.600—BEAUTIFUL 8 bedroom U A R REALTY CO.* INC. Estate. Ml 9-20SS. \ jected over-all conaultatlon among TAMKIR TREE removal — land your needs. J. -D . Realty, 470 spring. Inquire 25 Winter St. through Saturday, and Thursday Well maintained English Colonial union, industrial and government •WANTED—Ride on second shift. 1958 Fiat Multipla Wagon cleared, firewood cut, Insured. CLEAN 3 ROOM—Heated apart­ ranch baseboard heat, fireplace, Murder Retrial Main St., ha S-S129. FOUR USED wooden doors, screen nights. of 7 rooms, including den, en nicely ARE YOU considering e^ltog your leaders. Instead he recommended Pine St. to vicinity Kaman Air­ Someone will like thia unique Call Paul A. Ellison, MI 3-8742. FULLER BRUSH need neat young FOR SALE—Walnut double bed, ment, stove and refrigerator fur- large kitchen, cellar. Carlton W. landscaped plot. IM baths, garage. MI 3-2692 Heating and Plumbing 17 men, married, late model car, only. (Jombinatim Wooden doors, Hutchins. Bn 9-5132. home? If you are, we wlH\ pur' working sessions for cSch major in­ craft, Hartford. MI 9-5547. vehicle. I hope. NEED FUNDS? For Improve­ bureau and mirror, also, studio nUhed, adults. BH 3-4685. Seeing Is believing! ’ (Continued from Page One) COMPLETE REPAIRS—By Stu­ home owner, for Manchester-Wil- 3 only. Aluminum combination couch, 3 cushions. Excellent eon- —R. D. Murdock chase your equity. For expediency dustry to analyze its own problems. Only $195 Down PLUMBING AND heating — re­ ments for coneolidation of debts? windows, various sizes. Can be BCANCHESTER — 6 room brick WIDOW WANTS lady passenger art R. Wolcott on automatic Call CH 8-8897, Frank Burke. Costs limantlc areas. $117 plus $39 ex­ ditlon. BO 9-1724. WEST SIDB:—4 room, neat mod MADELINE SMITH, Realtor please-esH us. BG 3-5129. J. 'D, Dlacuislng other approaches to modeling Installations, repairs. penses to start, excellent benefits. seen at Manchester Awning, 195 NOTICE ranch, enclosed breeseway, 2-car Realty Co., 47' Main St., Man- Tregoff went to hia eatrajjgafl to.St. Petersburg, Florida, about We please the fussy Iniyer 'at. ■ washers, dryers and . electric only a penny a month tor each srn apartment,, conveniently lo­ BG 9-1642— MLS Member -\ M I 8-6472 'maintain a fixed economy, the Vice wife's home in suburban W m Nov, 1 . References. Phone eve ranges. Ml 9-6678. All work guaranteed 25 years ex- Call MI 9-009.0 or LUdlow 2-3726 West Center, MI 9-3091. TWIN SIZE mattress $10. Singer garage, one year old, quality con chaster. prasident aald faatharbedding must perriencA. 24-hour service. , Call dollar you borrow. Connecticut TO THE ELECTORS cated. range and refrigerator fur­ Covina the night of July 18, 1909, nlngs. TR 5-7189. for Interview. treadle sewing machine $10. BG etructiui, exceptionally desirable CAPE—5 finished rooms, large SIX ROQB>( Cape with H i baths, be Attacked in all ita forms—in CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Eaiarl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. Mortgage Exchange, 16 Lewis St., ONE yS E D 15x21 free standing AND THE TAXPAYERS nished, if desired. Working cou­ location With a view. Priced in the and that he deliberately shot ao> DE CORMIER MOTOR 3-1676. largt landscaped lot, near Schools, SELLING??? government w-aste. needless work Roasoneble rates. Call PI k-7558 Hartford. canvas patio awning, two 10x20 ple, no children. Write Box R, high 'SOe. CaU for appointment. rear porch, recreation i^m in clallte Barbara Jean Finch,. 30, Antomobiles for Sale 4 SALES. INC. Help Wanted— OF THE Herald. bssement, 1 car garage, near bus churches and shopping areas. We need listings. To get the bast rules fo r T a ^ r and business prlc'- between 1:80-4:30 or any time used aluminum carports, one THOR AUTOBIAGIC spinner wash­ PhUbrick Agency, BG 9-8484. service call in an experienced suc­ to death. The state says the de­ MANCHESTER'S OWN RAMBLER Radio-TV Repair Male or Female 37 TOWN OF MANCHESTER: and shopping, $14,900. PhUbrick Priced (or quick sale. Call BG Ing practicM..^ WANTED — CleaD used can . We Saturday or Sunday. 10x16 aluminum carport, new BH er. Good operating condition. New cessful firm of Realtors — mem­ fendants wanted to avoid sharing ' DEALER 9-8091. In , accordance with the provi- ONE 4-ROOM apartment, 2 bed­ B0LT0N->4 room ranch, 7 years Agency, MI 9-8464. 8-7389. In the same^ares, he called for buy, trade down or trade any­ Services 18 Bosiniess Opportunities 32 agitator..Reasonable. Bn 8-8283. bers of Multiple Listing! Prompt hia wealth with his-^^e in a di­ 24 Maple St. Manchester' CASHIERS—Meat wrappers, meat ■ I ■« u iiji I.,,,.— ’■ , , im aioha of the Town Charter, notice rooms, $125 per month; a ft TYPEWRITERS and office ma- old, one-car garage, over one acre action,' fair appraisals. Call mi Wes “ Fair minded ennwxement of-the thing. Douglas-Motors. 888 Main. Tel. MI 8-8854 Chinee—rraalrs, sales, service and RAOIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ak e- cutters, grocery and produce men. la hereby given of a public hearing room flat, 2 bedrooms, screengd of land, large 4%% mortgage can BOLTON MANCHESTER - antitrust laws” an^sSn imagina­ MOTEL . Experienced, full or part-tim?, porch for. $115 per month, includ­ Smith, Bill Rood or. Jack . Crockett The tcnnis-Ioylng ph ^ cia n And rentals. Ml '9-8477,. cars. amplifiers, phonographa and before the Board of Directors to be assumed, 818,600. PhUbrick (Commercial - Industrial) tive policy for international trade. his codefendant say they veant to 1955 FORD customline 2-door. Ex­ good hours, good wages. Apply he held in the auditorium of the ing heat. Call Realtor, Bn 8-1578, Greenwood Road—Vacant. Newly at the T. J. Creckett A g^ cy , 244 It Span$ The Seaioni changers. Over 47 years total ex­ Ten units with coffee shop and Sgency, BG 9-8484. A large I room cape, eingle or two Main .. BG 8-1577. Nixon addressed the cmiyentlon the house to. discuss a divorce with cellent condition-. One owner. $675, NOW. BEFORE the rush etarte. Is perience. 90 days guarantee op all Mott's Super Markets, 1260 Albimy • SEPTIC TANKS Verplanck School on Wednesday, built 3 room Cape, IH baths, bsse­ 81 MI 9-6772. the time to have that gun put In residence. 16 acres of land. On' AVe:, Hartford or 280 Windsor CLBAJNED and INSTALLED ROCKVILLE — 14 iJlurel St.-W ell 07YNER OFFERS lane six room family. And a 4-room heme with ment garage, ameslte drive. s%% of business economists in hlSsOhly Mrs. Finch, that she produced a work. Potterton’e, Ml 9-4587. \ October 26, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. to scheduled engagement of hia sec­ shape for the coming eeason. Route half way between Willl- Ave., Wilson. consider gnd act with reference to furnished 3 room apartment. Tel. Colonial. Lakewood fxrele arts. 3-car garage on 9 acree on Route 80-year mortgage available. Mini- gun and it diacharged aeddantally NURSE TR 5-9594. 6 next to gas stations and otherfmum ond day In New York. He meets .aaaa Finchrincn grabbedg it and triad to Bring It and your mower, shears, IMPERIAL ELECTRONICS—Md^ jmantlc and Middletown. Can- be • SEWERS the following matters: Immediate occupancy. Eight down payment. Asking knives, locks, keys. etc. to Bratth- torola sales and service. Person­ STIMULATING full or part-time buainesa. 350 foot highway front- 111,900. his Democratic opponent—Sen. Uuxiw it avaway. Mra. Finch toad a t ^ cra ted by two people. Excellent MAOHINB CLEANED 1. Appropriations to be added to years old. Many extras. CaU BO Head$ Up! walte, 62 Pearl St. —> alized service all makes radio positions for Intelligent men or MUahes to rent apartment, ROCKVILLE-12 Ellington Ave. — 3-2487 or BO 9-1890. ■gr. Redunsd to 127.500. > John F. Kennedy—hare in the laat a miUet In the ' back. » Investment. Owner will finance. women. Must have good personal­ furnished or onfamlahed "capital account” of the 1960-61 Well heated redecorated 3 room LAWRENCE F. FU N D Local Stocks of their .televised debatea tomor­ T ^ ;r ^retrial e t r was staged under and TV. 621 East Middle Turn­ budgets for the purpose of paying -furnished apartment. Adults Only LAWRENCE F. FIANO 9 k We e s t im a t e s —Prompt serv­ pike. MI 3-7638 or PI 2-8148. ity and appearance. Experience In near BEsnehester , Memorisl • INSTALLATION ROTTERS s c h o o l —6 room Caps, MI 8-2766 row night. circumstances that contrasted ice on all types o( electrical wir­ Hospital, to aocommodato the costs df the following propoeed Telephone after 8, TR 5-5639. MIS-2766 • aharply. w ^ thosa o f tha aarllar > J. D. REALTY teaching, club or church work SPECIALIST wall to wall earpoting, rear porch Paul P. Fiano BG 3-0486 Quetotioas Fvrtoahed by He accused Kennedy yesterday ing. Licensed and Insured, Wilson helpful. Call JA 8-6877 Thursday two adtots aad one Uttle girl. public improvernenta and capital two-car garage, ahaded lot, large Paul P. Fiano BG 3-0408 trial. V P H I L C O RECOMMENDED— THREE-ROOM apartment, includ­ Ed Crawford BG 9-4410 Coburn 4$ Afiddlebrook. Ink. of glaring miaatatementa on 13 Electrical Co'., Manchester, &U Service, on radios, televisions. 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 6:30-0. .projects or aueh of them as shall, cafe style recreation room with Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 It was held in a drab, tiny oourt- 9-4817. Glastonbury, ME 3-7878 be approved by the voters pursu­ ing heat, hot water ahd gSa for Bank ■toefca campaign isaucs. arguing the Mas Also, guaranteed service on ail Town ani Couatry bar, tile floor, cedar paneled MANCHESTER—A beautiful home! aachuaetts' Senator had obscured rooin: the first was in the county's SALES PERSON with car' to work ant to thS provisions of Section 25, cooking, electric refrigeratoi; and i n t e r e s t e d —In economical Bid Askad other makes. Shop our special EXCELLENT Cdl Ml 4^0355 waUs, indiroot lighting. Price 3500 a’q. ft. of living area excluaiva or failed to tell the truth about largest, bright and new. Prose­ COSMA APPUANCE Service—Re­ part Or full-time, salary and com­ Chapter y df the Town Charter, at gas stove. $83 mpnthly. Please call 115.900. PhUbrick Agency. BG room ranch with, extras? VA Conn. Bank and Truat do-it-yourself department fea­ Bn 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. of tha 30 ft. 3H car gto-aga. In thia achlevemenli of the Eisenhower cutors Jabbed pitilessly in demand­ pairs' all makes refrigerators, mission. Call MI 3-2356. DraiaagalSo. the regular election to be held No­ 9-8484. ‘ mortgage, fireplace; attached gs Co...... 421.S 46',4 turing discount prices. Open eve­ established ” or Ml 9-3419 finiahad 3 room Colonial ..Ranch administration. ing a conviction for tiie tw*© lovara. freezers, washing machines, dry­ vember 8, 1960, namely rage„ half acre lot, nice neighbors, Hartford National ers, ranges, oil and gas burners. nings and Saturday. Satellite Ml 9-4143 FOR ,,SA|^—One 6 room ’ house. MANCHESTER-t-S room Colonial, with 2<4 baths! There's a hand In the’’earlier trial the proeeeutien RESTAURANT Situations Wanted— ” (a) an appropriation not to ex­ For 'rent—Dne 6 room apartment. 7 T-V Channels, In. Belton. $13,- Bank and Truat Co. 37 40 In his speech, Nixon said Ameri- Ml 9-0833. All wprk guaranteed. Electronics Service, 165 School large kitchen, dinihs room, sun aoma kitchen with atainlesa ateel rans have developed the moat pro­ was more restrained.. Street, Manchester. Femalv 38 ceed $380,000 (including $60,000' Call Ml 3-8343 between *-:i2 hom. 700. Owner, MI 9-3284. built-lns, a 30 ft. recreation room, Fire Intaranea Cempupee ' Knowix-.iM "Jack’s Coffee Shop.>’ parior off large living room, bath ductive- economic system in the Until the laat few days, priad- UPHOLSTERING-r-Sam's Uphol­ from the Drake Library Trust city utilities, AA zona. And ever Aetna Fire ...... 85’* - 60'4 pajs showed IltUe emotion, aa Good location, easily financed.- MOTHER would, like baby sitting Fund) for constructing, furnish­ MODERN 8 room unfurnished and -4. bedrooma en leeond floor, BOLTON — i-reom ranch with Hftd. Fire ...... 45 51 ‘ world; stering will reupholster Bofa and CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, one-car garage, nicelv landaeapsd so muc'h more. Thia one must .^c though spent from the atraAa.og two chairs for $67 plus fabric. available all hours, tetlsfactloh Please call Jack. • evenings. Own transportation. ing and equipping an addition to apartment, second floor, heat and breezeway. garage and ameslte seen. Now priced In the very low National Firs ...... 110 120 "And that plain fact,” he laid, Reasonable. MI 9-5170. hot water included. $100 monthly. lot. Priced at 116,600. PhUbrick drive, large begHifuUy-landscaped 'having gone through it all before. Work guaranteed. 30 years' ex­ guaranteed. Call Ml ,9-1818. ahd major alteration, of the Mary Agency, BG 9-8434. 80s. The Elsie Mayer Agency, Phoenix .Fire ...... 78 , 81 "can not be obscured by the cal­ Cheney Library, located at 586 Call Bn 9-4265. corner lot. I»clte d Notch ■ -Road Realtors. BG 9-8524. BG 8-3930. culated campaign now under way . One Issue which this Jury, Uka perience. Budget if you wish. J: D. REALTY PUBLIC AUCTION liffiLand ladaniiiity Ina! Coe. the 'first, must decide is: CH 2-2378. ALL MAKES a t T /,' nuUo and Main .Street—mi)>atantially in ac- S3 ELWOOO ROAD—Cototoat, large Extension. CaU. 3-5406 any to develop a national Inferiority home ..^ilectronlfa equlplponl ex­ SIX ROOM duplex, garage, oil fur­ time. $12,400. Aetna Casualty .. Did smooth-talking jailbird John 470 Main St. ML 3-6129 7 oordanee With plana apd apecifica- living room, fireplace, formal din­ Aetna Life ...... complex about our economy and M & M RUBBISH Removal Service pertly repaired with a 90-day FRIDAY NIOHT AT , OCTiWER » Mona by ’Alfred Reinhardt, Archi­ nace, adults preferred. Refer- . MANCHESTER SUBURBS Patrick Ckidy tell the truth? , SEPTIGTANKS eneea required^ Box W; Herald. ing room cabinet '-kitchen with VERNON—Owner'i loss, your gsin Com). General .... other aapecta of life in America.” — residential. Industrial.,' commer­ miarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the tect, dated September 16; 1960. dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, He remarked that his program On this Jaunty, oft-arraated aSif- Manchexter TV.. MI 9-1046. AND BoMiiMiif of MANCHESTER DfSCOUNt WORLD Three bedroom ranch in excellent 313,900--king size $ room cape Hftd. Steam Boiler styled ladies' man hinges much of cial: Cellars, attics, yards cleaned. (h) an appropriation not to .ex­ SIX ROOM duplex, ' garage, oil landscaped iot 80x300. Marion E. condition, asaumsbie 4U% mort Travelers does not contemplate meeting ape- Metal and cardboard drums for (tohertaon. Rraker, BG 3-6983. with full shad dormer, 1% the prosecution’s cast for flrat-da- QONDER'8 TV Ssfvlce*—Motorola MANOHESliS GREEN SHOPPING CENTER ceed 8160,()l>0 for extensions and heat,'-good conditions inquire 166 gage.-Approximeteiy 62.800 down. baths, varv larga lot. FHA ap­ 'Public DtUftiea clfle targets of economic growth, gree murder. Both defendants say . sale. MI 9-0757. PLUGGED SEWERS e a s t BflDDUC TURNPIKE, BIANCHE8TER ' Highland or ctol Bn $-8610. such as proposed in-the Democratic and Pbllco factory service. Hl-Fl, NOTICE enlargement of the sanitary sewCr H2.8(KP-siX room cape, toil bare- $83 monthly.. An exceptional buy praisal $17,900. Conn..,Light A Power 24'/j 26'A he lied. ' STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, phonos and auto radlne. 214 Spruce system of the Town by the con­ meat, eombinatlM windows and at 112,600. Discoe . Agency, MI Hftd. Electlcic Light . 81 '4 84 <4 party platform, but does anticipate Cody. 29,. came here from a Min­ St. Ml 9-1486. To The Electors Machine Glcancfli struction of a sewage pumping sta­ CHARBONG 4 rOom Apartment, .9-0826, Ml 3-0885. $17,900-Elegant aplit-levai with the right kind' of progress through fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Septte TUika, Dry WeUs, Sewer OVER 200 ITEMS second floor,-near Center, heat, doore, ameslte drive, aitade treea, Hertford Gas Co. . . . 47 Bid . neapolis jail,'aa he did in the tint Lawns landscaped. Work done at And The Taxpayers tion South of Middle Turnpike 30 daye o c ' ancy. MariOn E.. attached garage, finiahad rac Talaphone...... 44% 48 <4what he conalders the right kind trial, to taatlfy that Fineb aad' Unee Installed—Cellar Water- Weet and Eluit of Hockanum stove, garage, large attic and Sun- CAPE . room, l>i baths, large lot. FHA o f policlea. reasonable prices. MI 3-6796. - of the porch. Adults only. Ml 1-7712, 6-12, Robertaen. Rreker, BO 8-9888. Manufacinrtag Omspaaiea Miss Tregoff hired him to murder MORTENSEN TV Sc seiallzed RCA proollng Done. Vacuum Cleaners, Sewing Machines, Radios, Trani^tors, River, a 10-inch force main from appraisal $30.800.' His program, Nixon said, ‘.'re- television, servica. I □ 9-4641. Town of Manchester Or 8-6. Six finishtd rooms at a aacrifica Arrow, Hart, Hag. .. 53 56 Barbara Finch. HIT said' he never MAN—Reliable, experienced, with Tools, Antiques, Rugs, Silver, TV Sets, Bric-a-Brac, Elec* said pumping station across town- FOUR .BEDROOM CMotoal, 7 d'eeU the (aiBe and simple theory intended to go through with It, office in home—will undertske In accordance with the provi­ owned land to the sewage tgeet- rooms, 3 down, 4 up, a (Ins boms, pries, 4 badroems poaalMt, high $1$,500—Four.bedroom colonial, 1%- Aaaociated Spring .. 15 i f sions of the Town Charter, notice McKinney gros. meal Appliances, GlaiMware, China, etc., etc.; etc. f o u r r o o m apartment, flrZt baths, breezeway ahd garaga, of the opposition thst Americans merely planning to take them tor phone and other chores for toisy ment plant ($80,000). and a 12-inch eOMraUy lo«at6d, Otoy llt.KIO. Briatol Brait ...... lO .11% somehow es.n be governed into MilllDei7 Dreaamaklng 19 is hereby given o f .a pubUc hearing floor, near Barnard Junior High asaumabia mortgiys, full prica large lot. FHA appraltal Dunham Buah ...... 4 >4 5 <4 the $1,400 they paid him. businessman. MI 9-7065, $«wsraa« Obpoiol Co. gravity, sewer in Middle Turnpike heat, Stove,- refrigerator, garage, CfirjtOH W. HntditBS. BG 9-8132. perpetual prosperity.” before the Board of E rectors to be OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY FOR INSPECTION Otoy $13,500. 122,000. Em-Hart...... 54 >4 5714 The defendants insiat they'tatwd EXPERT TAILORING on lAdies' ISO-182 Pearl St— Ml 841808 Weet from Deerfield Drive to Hil­ recently renovited. Adulte. M l Among his other points, Nixon Cody; not to'k ill Mra. Finch but and gentlemen's clothing. 189 held in the auditorium of the Ver- liard Street ($80,000) together ROt/TON-^Flrit Lake. 3 room Fafnlr Bearing ...... 47V4 50*4 BRICK AND stone mason and ce­ planck School on Wednesday, 9-7762, 9-12 or 64. wAtertreat cottaga, partial callar, Five minutes from the cantsr of Landers Frary Clark 14 l8 proposed; to get incriminating avidcnca for Woodland St. CaU any time. Ml with expenaee connected with and T. J. CROCKE'TT, Rfialtor Manchester, fifteen nirnutas from Making equality of opportunity ment work. Ml 9-5461 after 4:00. 3-2264. October 26. 1960 at 8:00 P.M. to Incidental to said construction. aaaily #latari$ad. artetian wall, N. B. Machine A..... 15 18 a divorce case—If necessary try conalder ahd act on proposed ad­ the renter »f dov^ntown Hartford ” a Hying reality for our Negro «MIM TM »€W , - p t ^ r t e In aKeauaut' cadtoHon. MI 3-1677 North and Judd .... 14*4 18 '4 to seduce her. ditional appropriations as follows: 1 The determination of the man­ •HOwn by aftoointmafit. Marlon E. ria the-Wilbur Croaa Highway. fltanley Works ...... 18 48 citiztna and those a t other minor­ Five Minneapolis poUea* Household Services 1. To the 1960-81 Water De­ ner In which agld appropriations for Ksul 64 RObartaOn, Brekar, BO 8-alM. ity groups.” men swore they w’ouldn't bellovA Was Smith, MI 9-8962 FLORENCE REALTY Terry StelWf ...... 88'4 39% Offered 1,3-A partment budget, for the instslla- and adiUUoBB to said budgets era Veeder Root — .... 40 52. Authorising the National Sci- Cody under any clrcumataneea. A stunning, slimming sheath In Ill vita tioh to Bid, to be financed ant 88x310, m.fOO. PhilbriCk place, l-yaAr .old,.aluminum storma CONVICTED ON DOPE COUNT their love Ilia/ price. Keya made while you of 600 fcet,"2',i inch Double Jack­ from the unexpended surplus in such methods; and ' , mereiai buMaeas or o n e s ' STOP liOOKlNG at new housas And Intensifying efiueation programs, sizes 8, 11, 12, 13, 14. 16, 18. Bust especially nice when made,from- wait. Marlow’s. Agancy, BG 9-l4a4. and acraaAs. amall down pAymOnt .New Haven, Oct.' 30 (/P)—Joseph sharing- two apartmente. Tfia doc­ et, rubber-lined fire hose, Dacron the Water Department for 1959-60. 8.; Such other matters relating Will subdivide. MI 84229, 84. see this Early Amaricah. Four aided In tome meaaure by the. fed­ tor maintalqad hia wife .had ZOhi to 38. Size 11,31 bust, dress, velvety cheriiae m any manner to the foregoing as AsaMmaa mortgage, we' muit have A, Somohano JK, 23, of 418 Herald tht cord, 600 lb. test. Please submit a 2.,To the 1960-61 General Fund badroems, two baths, flraplacA, eral government to develop new no to hia axtramAittel yards o f 35-lnch; bolero, short Pattern No. 6211 hak crochet di­ HAROLD * SONS, Rubbish remov- •ample. < WE ARE HIBING! . f may be properly considered at aaid 4 c a r o l ORfVE - Roekvma, lit,- an offer thia weak. St, Bridgaport, h a sten .oonviot- Objection Budget, Capital Improvement STORE SUITABLE fOr office or U lent ~ slsave,*l%.yards and 1 1/8 yards al, cellars and atUcs eJeansd. 8M. 8 room raaah, larga I f ^ gas haat, two-car gAriga with loft. aeivitiea after they agbeed to go rections; ■ material requirements! The bids will be accepted . by Projects, to construct' and equip # Lothe Operators Jig Bore Operators i^heariag.. any buainesa. 160 West Middl[iddla Amaslle drlvawAy. Lot 188x400. ad In U.S. District CoQrt of nar­ 'l%x reforms, inolutonjjr unapeci- contrast. sl^itch illustrations. Ashes, pspers all rubbish. Harold Chief John Merz, 141 No. Main St., .Note: The plans and apaclflcatiohs 'Turnpike. C^ll BH 9-8908, to i room, eabtfiat Mttoiaa. 8 bad- cotics violatlorik. Somohsno was their pWB ways. Roar. MI 9-4084. a swimming pool at' Saulter'a T. J. CROCKETT, Raaltor Tall shade with fftiit treat. Owner fied reviiienB In penoni and cor- -"Tba Mggaat Uar ivbo ev«r aat T o order, send 35c in coins to:— To order, send 26c in coins to Afanchester, ,Conn., until 12 o ’clock to which reference is made above p.m. Or BO 2-8802.. reoau, asortEU* Oaa ba arrested in May. federal agehte poratea Pond, 845,000, such appropriation -aaauttiad. Marian ■. RObartaon. retirad. Occupancy now or Mareh and depraciattioion allow- in the witnega box,"' DaM ty Dlat Boa Burnett, The Manchester Evs-: Anne Cabot, n ie Manchester Eve­ noon on Monday, November 21st, # Milling Machine Operators (If Toolmakers may be examined at the Office said, for rtferrlng an undercover ancaa, as well DICK'S TTEa THERSTIUP Com­ to be financed by increasing the Brakar. BG t i i i i . MI 3-1877 1. Price 617,900. Eicott Agency, broader baae Atty. Joaeph Putoeni aaid.^BRtehi nlng Herald, lUto AVE. OF ning HeraldJ 1150 AVE, o r 1960. „ estimate of property taxes to be at the General Manager,-Munlei- LARGE ONE-room air-eonditlonad federal narcotics Agent to another for excise taxes "at a rate welt pany doors and wmdows, custom offlce. lOOFe Bfain St. location Bn9-7(li6. . ' “Doctor o f daoApUon," aaM pntt«m . Print Name, Ad> for aach pattern. Print Name, Ad- 77EAV1NO at Burw tboth holes UTILITIBS DISTRICT Secretary , _ Mt tUa 14th day of cictebar, 1980. a u containing 8.364 grama a t haro- vate anterpriw!’! aa ’ a AiUr xiaA^. ainail huaintas. RaasasaWe vant BH g-6163. atAte, 'toult aoll ImmotoAtAly. 1*4 homa, high location, 30 Acrag of tUMa hiiUF-' dmilf wltb Zona, Styls No. and drsee with Zone and Pattern ■ad torn doUUng, boatery runs, Victor E. Swanson, Board ..of Directors Frands Mahoney BO 8-2487, 8 4 Silly. room rAhch with AttAchad g a ^ e . land, 3. lAfg* bulltongi eOUld be Ip from Antonio Roaa Jr. tor $150 t e ^ Number. hi dbags rapalred,” '■Ipper re * President Manchester, SeerMAry o f the ’nnUUB BEDRUDM ranch, vAcAat No down pAymam, Aaopima prlA- uoed aa ftAMaa, etc. ttUe praporty and ba Arraatad both Rosa and Ratigmud But M9|.tfca placement, mabrallas (Opalred, J. A. Volx, r t i I the Fall < ’Winter '80 Have you the '00 Album con- ' . Gonnecticut TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. Board af Directors radicbrAtai*radicbrAtad. And axtru. Dpen for om mortgage pAymonte. aogiiig: muAt ba oaen. Evininga Mr. ioffloheno. Roan piaaded -guiily to ' axeitlnsr • book taintng many lovely deslgna and man’s ahlrt >tlars r e v e r e and . 7“ . Clerk Dated- St Manchester. Connecti­ 291. A D ^ ; g T I im .at Manchsater, OFnCE SPACE avaUAlMe At OMwAy itis. OwnAr orat^amtoi, flfaiiiiiCe RAAlty, B0 . HAyea, MI 34037,. WArren E aeuing nartotiea leat weak and la otoAfad r e p t o ^ Mailow'p litd a Maod- Dated a t Manchsater, Conn., thIa frea^ttem ef Only 36e a copy! • cut, this 19Ui day, o f OcUtow, Manager itata tiMa$a|^ 1 0 V ®**®^*o J m m r n d , lUAMAr, I n a-u a i. Bear awflMlBg teBteaeSi ingShoF. ' -b 17th day o f October, 1960. I960. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, I960. PAGE TWENTl ^nrljipstpr ^urni% IfrraUi •i■» ATeraare Daily Net Press Run ------For the Week Ended , Dot. 18, U60 ’Tha first fall meeting of the Manchester Auxiliary of Chil­ About Town dren’s Services of Connecticut .will 13,243 be held tomorrow at 1 g.m. at the Maoibor of tha Andit Five offloen andmambera of thh home of Mra. Alfred Snndquist, Barean of OLrcnlatton. Mancheitii^A City of Village Charm Junior Century Club of Manchaa- 60 Wyllys St., vice. chairman. bounty for your luiggy ter will attend a fa)l conference of Pbuia for the year will be discussed the Connecticut dbrte Federation and layette boxes for adopted MANCHESTER. COKN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1960 (Claaalflad AdverUalBg an Page 14) You n u a whote harvMt in year ahoppinf e«rt when you ah«v th® atolM o f. Pine- of Junior Women’! Cluba at the babies will be covered. Anyone in­ VOL. LXXX, NO. 18 (SIXTEEN PAGES) Torrington Country Club Satur­ terested in becoming s meihber of hurst And what a harvest! Fresh, tender meats . . . ripe fruits and ve^etablw . . . day. Thoae attending' will be Mra. the auxiliary is invited to attend. and an your favorite famous brands. These brands mean real value eve^ time you Donald Foratrom, preaident; Mra. buy, because you get eoimtant quality and flavor. You come home with a bounty Lynwood' Smith, Mra. Allan Schu­ A film, “The ■Divine Will’ Inter- bert, Mra, Raymond Kingman, hatlonal Assembly of Jehovah’s $86*40 an Ounce StateNews Nixon Says every sluqipinc'day. and Mra. Leonard* taicla. Membera Witnesses,'’ will be shown to the FREE PARKING will vote to select k state project public St Tinker Hall Saturday at REAR OF STORE for the next two years. 8 p.m. District Supervisor Frank Rival Used Spacll, will narrate the film. R oundup Robert Walter Anderson, son of Price of Bum ble Bee Mr. and Mra. Walter AnderaOn, Chapman . Court, Order of 20 Avondale Rd., and Arthur Ray­ Amaranth, will meet tomorrow at State Democrats Ph6ny Film mond NielaOn, son of Mr. and Mrs. 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Arthur Nielsen, 60 Spring St., are A potiuck will precede the meet­ THAT’S RIGHT-BOY THE FIRST registered in the freshman class ing. Members will bring a covered Claim Vote Edge New York.,Oct. 21 (JP)— at Bryant CoUege of Business dish. Past royal masons and Vice President lUchard M. Administration, Providence, R.I. patrons night wrill be observed. ITEM and GET THE SECOHD FOR Hartford, Oct. 21 (JP)— Nixon today e b a rs^ Sen. As Castro, FBI In Pinehurst’s self service Anderson is a graduate of St. Past officers will confer the degree, Democratic state headquar­ John F. Kennedy witn^how- grocery department you Thomas’ Seminary, BloomBeld. with Mr. and Mrs. Carl'Peterson Nielsen is a graduate of Manches­ presiding. Refreshments and a ixmd™, Oct 21 » ters announced that, the party irig a phony film of theirfmat will find all nationally White Tuna ter High School. social win follow the meeting. Of­ dollar price of sold dropped would, In offoct,. devalue the dol- has ed$ed to an ll,00(Lvoter Ulevision debate. A RepuWil- vertised foods marked with ficers will wear white gowns. to 260 shillinRS ($86.40) per can campaign spokesman call^ The one brand of Tuna that is always in demand . . . lar. lead in reipstration figures in everyday prices as low m An organization meeting .of the One ounce by the clo$e of The Treasury statement came the last three months. ed it “vicious political trick­ Editor Tells Solid pack white moist, firm, tender ALBACOREt Combined Odtholic Mothers Cir­ Earle A. Howurd, quartermas­ transatlantic dealing ,ob the too late to cool off t|ie hectic gold the chains .. . and you will ter third class, USN, son of Mr. The Democrats said their tally ery.” find . many more special Tuna . . . cles to form new units w^l be held BOY THIS G-E FILTER-FLO WASHER London Bullion Exchange to­ market yesterday afternoon. wa* based on a survey, of 141 of Nixon headquarters also de­ On Bale thla week at Plnehurat . . . lowest price poselble un­ tonight at 8;30 at Church of the and Mrs. Earle A. Howard, 81 S. The Treasury statemeat alao Connecticut’s 169 towns. They said nounced a political cartoon circu­ pack deals . . . Adams St., recently w*as graduat­ $ J j 0 0 day. . lated by the United Auto Workers, Of Life as der Connecticut State lawe. . .We cannot sell for Ic leee, or Assumption hall. ed from the submarine quarter­ and GET A $3N DRYER FOR The day of relatively low, traf­ had its effect this morning on the 42,566 new Democratic voters were we would make It 3 for 11.00. Please buy In lots of 3 to yet thla fic seemed* to signal Kl least a London Stock Exchange, where registered from July 1 to Oct. 15, saying that It suggests anyone apecial low price of 3 for $1.01. It will pay you to buy a dozen master course at New I^ondon. He who votes for the GOP presidenti­ BAUOA OIL is a member of the submarine, temporary end to the frenzied booming gold mine shares were the last registration day before the or two. Packed 48 cane to a case. sharply marked down by brokers. national election Nov. 8. al Candidate is a bigot. Double Spy GaNen Con $1.99 USS Bang. Before entering the BpemhaUVe activity that, gripped Rol>ert H. Finch. Nixon’s cam­ — MEN — Navy in December 1354, he was the world’s gold markeUr this This In tqm luisettled other sec­ Democratic headquarters said , wadi, leaching Us climax in yes- tions of the market, and minus the survey indicated that the Re­ paign director, leveled the attack liSTOIL For that next HAIRCUT; graduated from Manchester High a 5 Automatic Deluxe Dryer publicans made 31,606 new voters, at Kennedy as the Vice President stop at RUSSELL’S BAR­ School. V Cycles No Monty »,'terday’a feverish trading. signs were " acattered freely Moodus, Oct. 21 (^F>—A BER SHOP, comer of Oak Has 8 through the list .during the fore­ while 58,186 new voters declared prepared for the last of the tele­ Moodufi resident revealed Quarts Law 7e Dealer* on the London bullion themselves independents. vised campaign debates tonight. Pay Only 58e and Sprace Sts. No produc­ British War Veterans of Amerl^ o Exclusive Down With Diffei«nt market fixed the day's opening part of the trading session. Pinch said a 5-minute televised limself today as a man who tion work! Plenty M Free ca wdll hold a 40th annual re- O-E Fllter-Ro Program price at 269 shillings f$S6.40) a Soon after noon, the gold price In the last official statement. Parking. . . ______. July 1, the Democrats had pushed political commercial which ap­ las been leading three lives. LC5TOIL cans membralnoe day ball at the Hotel o Automatic Your OM Settings fine ounce. This compar s’, with on the bullion exchange crept up peared in New York yesterday Bernard Brennan, 44, said that Commodore in New Tojk City on the top price of 290 shillings to 266 shillings ($37.22) per to a razor-edge lead of 1,201 voters while working for the past two Bleach Dispenser over the Republicans. When the was altered by Kennedy tech­ Pints Law 4e Cow of 48 com $16.15...... Domii eons $4.€4 Nov. 11. Proceeds will go towards Pushbutton ($40.60) reached during feverish ounce. Commenting a leading nicians. They changed the se­ years as travel editor for the veterans welfare. 0 FuU 10-lb. WoUmr Control dealings yesterday. dealer: , secretary of state's office made the You Pay Only 33e (CaoaUy SSc can) announcement, it was the first time quence of appearances, Finch said Miami Beach Sun, he also was a Capacity The official U.S. Treasury price “There are some buyers, but to portrary Nixon as agreeing spy for Fidel C ^tro and a counter­ Cub Pack 91 will meet tomor­ the market is quiet at the moment in Connecticut’s history that the STAPUFP MNSf o Finest Washer Is $35 an ounce. Democrats had taken the lead with Kennedy during a single espionage agent for the FBI. row at 7:30 p.m. at the Green Just ^ 5 Q Weekly ■The big drop on .the London Ex­ compared with yesterday’s un­ speech by the Democratic candi­ "Up to now, I’ve kept quiet," he Law 2Sc Va GoHon School. . 3Iade precedented activity. Everybody ia over- the Republicans in voters Model WA1053T change this morning presumably totals. date. . said, “but, with the situation com­ You Pay Only ASe resulted from an official Ij.S. Actually, Finch said, "a senes ing to a cHmax, I feel it only right Or Monthly (Continued on Pnge Nine) The Republicans, at 'the time, Treasury statement that Wash- disputed the figures, but no official of comments by Sen. Kennedy was to expose myself." CMSCO. 3 Lbs. Pork Is In Season •changes were made. run together to appear as one de­ The FBI itself, however, would Law 4c ATLANTIC On Our Own Bqdget Plan The new registration totals show livery, and the shot of the Vice not comment officially. It wm# re­ and at Pinehurst you get only government inspected FURNACE OIL 402,920 Democrats. 390,768 Re­ President was inserted where the ported to have instructed its field You Pay Only 79c com fed Iowa tender pork. This week.pur meat mana­ Antomstie Delivery. publicans and 531.916 independents, film was spliced. agents to remain mum about the ICC Authorizes Boost with 18 towns yet to report. Nixon’s press secretary, Her­ case also. MAXWEU HOUSE ger will feature L. T. WOOD CO. bert G. Klein, Said a formal com­ “We have no comment,” en FBI Phone Ml S-1IS9 plaint “u'hdoubtedly” will be lodg representative declared. “That’* GIANT INSTANT Paper Hikes Price ed against the TV film. He said' all we can say.” \ COfPEE In Basic Freight ;Kates New Haven. Oct. 21 (.Pi—The the complaint might be filed with The FBTs sllence' waa believed Law 15c RIB ROAST A a New Haven Register announced the Fair Campaign Practices due to concern about'further stir­ today the price of its Sunday edi­ Committee, a nonpartisan organ ring up the Cuban eilwUon and You fb y Only $1.5« BUY THIS GIANT G-E 2-DODR REFRIGERATOR Washington. Oct. 21 {IP)—Thi subject to further review and pos­ tion will be raised from 20 to 25 ization set up to review campaign causing further deterioration. Interstate C^uunerce Comm'ission sible revocation. cents this week. complaints. He said he wants to point out to C&SINSTANT COFPEE today authorized the nation’s rail­ All of the increases were al­ Said the Register: Asked by a reporter whether the public how the Communists and GET A BIG 11 Cn. Ft. FREEZER FORtii q q roads to hike their basic freight lowed on a pledge by the rail­ "In recent years, most major the complaint might also be filed have made the Carrlbean “A Red Law 10c PORK 39 Lb. rates effective next Monday, Oct. roads that refunds will be made SMALL SPECIAL NEW BIKE DEPT. Sunday newspapers throughout the with the Federal Communication.s Upside down and pinned under a twictor trailer, this car carried a young,woman to her death to­ Lake” and wants to regain tha You Pay Only 95c $ $4. to shippers in any case where the coimtry Jiave found it necessary to Commission, Klein said there are day on the Derby-Ansonla Expressway. Her husband was critically injured. (AP Photofajc). friends and fellow wofkera he lost 7.RIB CUTS AT fVa repair all makes. You However, the conuniasion tem­ hike is later found by ICC to be increase theit price to a 25-cent no plana for that now. \ for being an apparent Caatro hup- can use your old bike as a porarily suspended proposals for unreasonable. level. The Register now finds itself Now Itams— Sliced at no extra charge various increases in specisd rail Klein said the film was “anoth^: rw, • x x rv i porter. trade-in. • The new switching rates involve compelled to recognize the .steadily indication of the smear campaigrK ^ Q j j j g f h t g j q U I o CK Brennan said the Caatro regime SCOTCH BRITE service chargee pending further a charge of $3 per car for switch­ mounting costs which go into the 1 tnveatigation. . We’re worried about the trend to- \ i? , „ Nurse^ 21, Dies paid him $250 a week to patait a NYLON SCOURING 8TRICTI.Y CENTER LEAN , 0 Adjustable NO MONEY ing inside a single industrial plant publishing of a steadily improving ward this type of politics and we rosy picture of CJuba for the tour­ The railroads gave public no- and $7.50 per ca^ between plants PAD 25c Lb. Swing-out Freezer tloa of the proposed increases in newspaper.” Just wonder what they’re going ist trade in his newspaper and oth­ 89e TRIPLEWf Shelves DOWN or terminals. to do next." er publicatlona. FRESH PORK CHOPS Has Fast late September, on a basis design­ These proposals were temporar­ In Road Crash ed to ^eld $147 million additional Sees Close Election He said Nixon aldOs have viewed ActiiaUy, he said, the Job was DUPONT SPONGE And we will have plenty of spare ribs, boneless and ST O R E S^ o Big 2.1 Cu. F t. With Your Old Freezing ily blocked by today’s order, pend­ original films of the-debate and Candidates Debate Freezer ' revenue annually. ing further study; Hartford. Oct. 21 (ip — Gov. \ - ■ - Derby, Oct. 81 (IP —Mra. Anna a front. CLOTH 25c semi-boneless easy lo slice I/oln Pork Roast . . . our 681 ST.—MI S-6771 Shelves that the Nixon shots on the- Ken­ ■rhe money really was for inch In approving the major part of A reduction to a uniform five Abraham Ribicoff. with the aid of nedy'campaign film were definitely Gaudio Picard, 21, a registered own make of large link and Home Style Sausage Meat. • Automatic Refri9orotor Adjustable these proposals, the commission days in the "free time” allowed video tape, campaigned here and duties sa helping run guns and am­ GUSS SPRAY Butter Door Shelves out of.conte.xt. nurse, was killed and her husband, munition, fingering anti-Castro made no Immediate estimate of for holding cars at the ports for in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday , for After the first debate, some Re­ On Foreign Policy STARCH A9c Conditioner . Magnetic what yield will be Involved to help loading or unloading import-ex­ Demiocratie presidential candidate Paul, also 21, was injured critical men, fiindlng their hiding placaa publicans suggested Nixon was ly today in an auto-tractor truck throughout tha CUirribesn ahd help­ o Automatic D(>or the ihduatry meet increased oper­ port freight. At present, the rail­ John F. Kennedy.' '' too agfreeable with Kennedy's O'CEOAR SCENTED ating coats estimated to amount roads make an allowance .of 15 At a news conference in Cleve­ Stlass -acoiderft-hire; ing kidnap one man in Florida and V-,.- Defrost A6 $600 million idnce the last gen- statements, and urged him to be New York. Oct. 21 Vice^nedy met yesterday with repi-e- take him to Cuba. BOWL BATH 89c PINEHURST FARM FRESH POULTRY OPEN AN ACCOUNT daj-s on the.'AUantic seaboakl, 10 land ItiWcoff ..^predisteii that the sentatives of the networks, this Police Sgt. Edward Slezak said o Many More Only ^ Q Q Weekly -*^waLi«U-inereaae jya.4958-. ^ days'at Pacific and Gulf pori:*' iUid '(ileclioii would be close and would (Continued on Page Nine) President Richard M. Nixqn and the car operated by Picard, travel­ While doing these things, Bren­ broilers. Fryers and Small Roasters, as well as chicken Basically, the higher rates 7 days, on the Great Lakes before probably go doi^Ti to the wire. Sen. John F. Kennedy meet t announcement was made: » nan was filing periodic reports 'with Limited Time! Features "It become clear that, in the ing north on the expressway be­ CAMELS or LUCKIES parts are all Conn. U. S. graded fresh A grade stock. ’ FOR $50 Which wiU go into effect Sunday starting to collect demurrage In a video tape appearance on in their fourth television and rJtdio tween Derby and Ansonia, crashed the FBI, giving names and describ­ midnight will involve an advance charges for use of the cars. television in Connecticut he made debate. The program will be t time involved, an acceptable pro­ ing the activities of the Caatro $2.16 Corten Very special values are large chicken legs at 49c lb., Or 1 ^ 0 0 **®"**'*^ the first of a series of six speeches ram with public participation in the esplanade and crashed head- or add that amount to your pres­ of one-half cent on rates of 65 A new charge of 5 cents per 100 'same length as the others — one on into the tractor trailer truck. agents he dealt with. chicken necks and backs for soup .5c lb. gizzards and \ cents per 100 pounds or under, and pounds, for stopping grain more he plans to make between now and Kennedy Cites hour. the qiiestioning Of the candidates He kept his FBI' role a clow MOSTHLTER ent account and receive free a hand­ On Our Own Budget'Plan an increase of one cent in r^tes than Uvlce in -transit, for inspec­ election day. could not be developed. It was The Picard car was crushed by hearts 2.5c lb. and livers 79e lb. some hammered aluminum insu­ The debate on foreign policy goes ,the truck’s cab. Mrs. Picard was CIGARETTES above 65 cents per himdred. tion, grading or processing. Pres­ In the talk, the Democratic Gov­ on the air at 10 p.m. EDT from agreed -that . . . the program (Continued on Page Nine) • ■>> lated food warmer. For each addi­ ent rules allow three such stops ernor said it was essential for Ken­ Javits on Low should^ the one-hour program on killed. He was taken to Griffin %2JI9 Carton tional $50 you may purchase one However, the ICC directed the the American Broadcasting Co.'s foreign affairs as originally Hospital, where he was treated ^ Industry to submit for examlna- without charge. edy to have a Democratic - con­ TV Center on West 66th St. It also New Crop for $$.00. An increase in the charge for trolled Congress If elected presi­ planned in August . . ” for possible fractures of the Skull . tton lesser increases in combina­ U.S. Prestige will be broadcast and televised by and legs, and a. possible crushed 1 Y«or Factory tion rates, in which more thsui one detention of care at Industrial dent. to ensure peeeage of his* par­ While cam ^gnlng here yester­ BUTTERBALL TURKEYS DEUVERY plant.s. ty’s legislative program. NBC and CBS, and broadcast by day, Kennedy, needling Nixon on chest. Sorvie* On AH form of transportation is involved. the Mutual Radio' Network. Police said the driver of the when you open a OPEN AN ACCOUNT ANYWHERE Also, the ICC suspended any Establishment, of, a new mini­ New York," Oct. 21 Sen. the question o f\* fifth debate, BuUetins Ports and Labor mum charge for the use of a (ContUiued on Page Nine) Repreaentative.=) of both pre.siden- said: truck was Theodore M. Ordyna, P1NEHURST new account or inerjease on-fresh fruits or vege­ John F. Kennedy’s staff, prepar­ tial candidates finally agreed yes­ from the AP Wires add to your pres­ FREE tables and on petroleum ooke. The freight car, regardless of commo­ ing foj his debate tonight w-ith "It is an interestirtg fact that 40. of 23 Power St., Adams, Maas. FREE terday to limit tonight’s debate to COOKIE BA Z^R — FOR $25 dity or distance, which would'have Mrs. Picard was a daughter of commission directed the filing of he is willing to debate with a ent account. amounted to $60 per car in eastern Vice President Richard M. Nixon, one hour. There had been talk of mimeograph machine thar'^rmlLs Arthur Gaudio, superintendent of 8* maBjr new Uilnir* to tompt PINEHURST or add that amount to your pres- , new proposals for fruit and veger ■ territory and $40 per car in west­ rejoice in what they seized upon making the program two hours, charities in Anaohla. NIXON CRALUBNOED jroa with In - Rd Onrrfgnn'a LARGE SIZE table increases which would not U.S. Resumes as a windfall assist from a Repub­ with the final 60 minutes devoted only one side, but Is unwlluqg to New Yek, Oct. 21 (. XABISOO COOK IK DEPART­ d o z .: Offer good at our. «nt account and receive free either ern and Bouthern territories. make his answers and charges^ in It was the third traffic fatality Strictly fann fraih a Heat-’n-Serve platter and tray or exceed $2 per car, and on petrole­ During- two days or oral argu­ lican Senator. to answering que.stions from view­ in Derby this week. Two women, John F. Kennedy . today chal- MENT th»t wo tin el\inic EGGS Coventry Branch, BUY THIS BEAUTIFUL 21-inch G-E TV SET um coke limited to a hike of 7 Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New direct .TV confrontation "'ith 7^ lenged Vice Fesldent NIxoa te from StrIrkUnd's a 4-piece place setting of Wallace ment before ICC on the rate, pro­ ers by telephone. Uietn s spoHal Mock In thia ad. <^nts per ton. ' ' Military Aid to York conceded yesterday that "no million people walclilng.” .Charlotte Bradley, and her slster- Remember theae are everydaj farm at the Inwcat Route 31, also. Stainless tableware.-Tor *ach ad­ posals earlier this week, many The i«.sue of an extended pro­ Kenhidy's camp said yesterday nt-law, Katherine, lost their lives declare during their televMoa ■ ric« In week*. 2 doz. »1.33 ditional $25 yon may purchase The commission said it will per­ state utility commissions, the ma­ matter what anyone says,” U S. gram grew out of a proposal by debate tonight that he ta will­ low pHrea for *‘freaher-by-far mit rate Increases, to be made ef­ prestige in the world has declined. oooldea." either for 2.50. Get A TcblU . jor shipping organizations and Laotian Army Kennedy, the Democratic nominee, (^on'tinned on Page Eleven) ing. to meet Kennedy agate be­ fective on bituminous coal and It would be silly to contend oth­ (Continued on Page Nine) fore a nationwide TV e^lteio*. erwise, the Senator said in a cam­ to hold a fifth debate as close a.s Nabisco SNACK Iron ore, and on switching charged. (Centiaued on Page Eleven) po.ssible to the Nov, 8 election. The Demoerstte preoJdential can­ Model Stereo For Vientiane, Laos, Oct. 21 (IP — paign discussion with Mrs. Frankr Nixon, the Republican candi­ didate wired hte R ep abU ean^ Assortment ☆ -ft A U.S. Embassy in Laos finally got iin D. Roosevelt. Javits is consid­ date, turned Kennedy’s proposal ponent: “Oidy jn this way w it 6 of your favorite Nabisco f? ered a member of the Republican Wms Speech Non-Political9 No Monoy orders today to resume military Party liberal wing. down and suggested instead that the Amerioain people be able to Crackers in one package . . . Pinehurst B A C O N S A V I M G S DOWN aid to the Laotian Army, five days 7Tie_reactlon of Kennedy’s staff the fourth debate be extended to evaluate thh argmneiitB an* la- ideal for snacks and par­ $100 * Economist Say Nation after the State Department an­ left ho doubt that the Democratic two hours; I suea whldi are raised to the with a now low prico on Plnehurat .,>, < I ,\ I I ( ) N/ nounced the resumption. Ike Disputes Claims U.S. larfc exfa . . . bo auro you have bacon ment to the, full In his television Klein. Nixon’s press secretary, OM TV ^ , An embassy announcement said and radio meeting tonight with said "The door Is slightly open" to lUE APPRCVES OONTBACT Mint Sandwiches authority to pay "Royal lAotian 11'/} oz. pkg. 49c 9n hand. Take your choice . . . help 1 Now in Mild Recession Nixon. ■ a fifth dqbate. But "other Nixon Pittsburgh, Oct. 21 (IP — nsaclixsTSI’a atassT riaaaetat lasTiTUTiaa governifteifS forces” for September "This is exactly what Sen. Ken­ aides have said it would be difficult Westinghouse Conference BoaM yduraelf at the aelf aarvire raae to Beautiful tabl,e mode! stereo—use was received today. Prestige at Record Low the TV as an extra speaker. En­ nedy has been saj-lng all along is to revise campaign tour plans for of the International Union si Choco MaUomars ..... 39c Swift’a Premium, Swift’a top yrade or h u , /eof\4€ain JSetmt, Mteet Hot apringe, Va., Oct. 21 (g5—^Washington that the rate of total The announcement did not the central issue of the 'carh- the closing we«k.S’ and work in Electrical Workers by majoritir joy today’s modem records la Induatry economists today ad­ Dubuque'a MlaalaaIppI Bnuid Bacon at- stereo. national output skidded by $2 bil­ specify whether the pay wa.s to go palgn.” one Kennedy adviser said. another debate. vote today approved a 8-ye*» Pecan Drops 39c vised the goveriunent’a Business lion in the third quarter from the only to forces Controilpd by the “When a prominent mcmlier of After aides of-Kixon and Ken- B y MARVIN L. ABROWSMITH f class powlr and that our jirestige contract with the WesUiighouae ' -1 the at>eclal price o f ...... 29c Advisory Council (BAC) that the record $505 billion ■ rate of the neutralist government of Premier the Republican party agrees with San Francisco,' Oct. 21 (IP) has slumped to an all-time low. we Electrlq Corp. Formal aignteg Nat Chips •V Just ^ 3 0 country is entering a mild and spring quarter. Prince Souvanna Phouma, or us, it ' makes Nixon's stand took President Elsenhower says claims are simply listening to debasement was scheduled later In the day- Veri-thin Rye Pretzels 29c ^obably brief business recession. This followed a series of of­ whether army' trops supporting even weaker.” . . that America Is becoming a sec­ of the truth. Monthly The report predicted the diecline ficial reports, Issued over the past rebel rlghtwlrig Gen. Phoumi Nixon has said repeatedly that ond Tate power wltji prestige al­ “Related to this irresponsible AT t T PLANS SA’nSLLITE MecM 21T3435 UHF-VHF use the built-in UHF- would out into totsl .production fortnight, which disclosed that in­ No.vavan would also share in the ‘^Communist prestige In the world News Tidbits ready at an all-time. Jow are de­ practice of defacifig the true Washington, Oct. 21 ($?) —» Dutch Pretzqls ...... 29c not more than about 2 x>er cent U.S. funds. ia a f an all-time low and American American portrait- la the develop­ PINEHURST SPECIAL 3 In 1 BLEND VHF antenna or hebh'Up to r«9 ulor qnttnno. On Our Own Budget Plan dustrial- production, retail sales, Culled A P W ire* basement 6f the truth and Irrespon­ Anterican TWephone and Tele­ OF FRES^Y CHOPPED BEEF, PORK and VEAL and woul^ end by nfid-1061. The housing activity, wage and salary Premier Souvanna made clear he prestige Is at an all-tlme hlgh." sible. ment of an almost compulsive’ de­ graph

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