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1988 MONDAY. SBPTEM BER'lil, A varan Dailjr Nat Praaa Ran #«r om w ssk m asa The Waatbar . PAGE SDCTEEN iianrt;pBter lEofnins Hjgral& Rspt. sa, l i u FemaM «f O. a Waalkae M iaf laraal from norUi to aouth, Tltit Hada8sah to Hold Ing the Hadassah Installations and 10,083 Fair a a i coaltniiea cool tsM^ht. Tenth Reunion Committee for MHS CI«m o f 1 9 4 3 Youth Aliyah canters,. seeing at MemlMr of Mm AiMH Fair aad mUa tomorrow. High la ^ About Town first hand the achievement of Ha- BarsM «r OnMiatIsM Opening Meeting dasaah In the land. — Manchester— A City of ViUaife Charm Ike law acs. V r. and Mrs. Leonmrd Sexton Mrs. Kesselman la wall k iic ^ C H A T llA M ’S and ton, Robert, of San Antonio, as a speaker and brings to her Tex,, formerly of Manchester, aw Manchester Chapter of Hadas- VOL. LXXIf, NO. SOSjf sah will hold its opening mfetlng subject ~«hM|uent warmth and au­ (Olaasiflpa AavsrMstBc aa Paga U) MANCUES’TER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2», 1953 vlaitinK Mr, and Mrs. Hollis u of the season. Tuesday. Sept. 29. thoritative information. (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Hooper. 40 Oliver Rd. Sexton, who As Is customary, the members -X is a field representative for the at 8 p.m. in Temple Beth Sholom. The program of the evening will of the board will serve as hostess­ P ratt and Whitney Division of the es for this opening meeting. . United Aircraft Corp. will feature Mrs. Jack Kesselman, of trie duties Wednesday, and Mrs. Millbom, N. J„ former president Red Police Sdxtoii and her son wlU remain lor of .the Northern New Jersey Re­ gion of Hadassah. who is a mem­ Parents Wait Word a longer period. ber of the National Board. Besides FOR A GOOD BUY IN her Hadassah activities, she has Jail Cleric Mr. and ^«rs. Deo Stiles, of Hol- served on the United Jewish Ap­ VENETIAN BLINDS Mster Rt., have been spending the peal as speaker and organizer, and Can week in Washington, D. C. has been active on many local Arrowy Window Shade Company From Kidnaped Son In Warsaw Miss Marv Ann Handlev. daugh­ committees covering a wide range 249 N. Main St. Mancheater of activities. - i T et MI-9-8047 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hand- Recently, Mrs. Kesselman toured b l a n k e t ley, 385 South Main St., has return­ be interested primarily In the Vatican City, Sept. 29 (fP)— ed lor her fourth year of study at money. / The Vatican newspaper the Chaffee School, Windsor. Abductors The boy wss talrkn from the L ’Osserv’atore Romano re- school yesterday ^ornlng. portefl today that Stefan The ronnectlcut Forest and Park The women g ^ e d sdmittance ' Association is inaugurating a new lo the exclusive ^hool, Notre Dame Cardinal \Vy.3zynaki wa.s ar­ shade tree program to encourage t U^d Ruse De Sion, by telling e nun Mrs. rested hy Communist police action in communities throughout, Greenlease had suitered a heart in Poland last week after a Haleys has the attack and the boy had lo be taken the state, and to continue the "Save night-long search of his resi­ Evacuating Fire Threatened Homes the Elms" campaign. "New At School to the hospital. She said she was ty for an Old State the Goal. the boy's aunt. dence in Warsaw, ‘ i Conditional The nun suggested the woman "rhe paper's report said armed ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B. Kvilaon. New G-E Deluxe Dryer! Kansas City, Slept. 29 (/P)— pray for Mrs. Greenlease in the Red Police raided the archleplsco-) of Russell St., have retuml|d • ' Hours of agonized waiting i c h ^ chspel while she wsited for pal building, on the night of Sept. 1 motor trip'through the fVwth- Herald Photo. flfngged hy **** •ihiid to be called his 2.3 ahd forced all persons found Note Holds toda.v without any from there to face the wall while the west to Texas, whgre theysited The oommittee which planned the 10th reunion of the Manchester High leftl^^CIa'r^ncc word from the kidnapers of class. The woman walkedItnto the relatives. , took ol.ice, Saturday at "The Hedges' in New Britain. Included (standing, from the left) Clarence chapel and knelt. search went on. Hanna! prize.v; Ernest Dnke. treasurer; Fred Peek, toastmaster: 6-year-old Bobb.v Groonlease, On leaving the school with Bob­ Barred From Officea ^ Scant Hope Manchester Tyidge. No. 73, A. V. leri. chairman: Herbert Phelon, Hall committee: Richard Law. guMts. 4*f a millionaire automo­ by, the woman remarkedt In Waraaw, the Pollah govern-.! and A. M., will hold a special Tedfoird Larson, tickehs: Edna Mullen Penny, dinner committee; Mary Johnson Duke and . hlrley Cer bile distributor. "I'm not a Catholic; but I hiipe ment announced it had barred the' communication at Masonic • Temt I Vi^;Jiicikowski. contacts rommittro. ______' '' f,______' ______— - - A woman who slipped Into the God heard m.v prayerii.'' ,32-year-oId cardinal from hji| Moscow, Scpl. ‘29 (/iP)—The pie on Tuesday. .Sept. 29. at- i :39 [ achool on a ruse and heeded a Eugene M. Pond, chief of detec- chiirchly officea as Roman t?athollc * Soviet Union came up today P. m. The Master Ma.son degree ; tivea, said police were following Primate of Poland and confined ^ year, ilvcelerc reported, a athere.1___ _ was___ to vnoon, s 73 trtto s.3 np.m. m »rwtand from 7 t(to •'iXav»tlon (hst she pray In the with two counterproposals to will he exemplified by the officer.s 9 p.m. school chapel carried out the kid­ all normal procesaea In the Invea- him lo a monaatery "at the re­ of Manehe.ster Lodge. W’orahip- a 100 per cent collection of taxes. tigation and added: queat of the Poliah Rpiacopate." the AVe.stern invitation tp a Eighth District North End taxpayers are paying Leclerc said that anyone unable naping. fiil Master Graham L. Clark has | to get out tq pay his tax should Twenty-fofir hours after the child "We are awaiting a request 'The Red government's.announce­ Four Power foreign ministers’ announced that there will also be a 2 'j mill tax on an $18,427,932 Imagine the luiury of forgetting ment acciiaed him of breaking conference at Lugano, Swit­ grand list. The mill rate, adopted make arrangements with him t6 wa.s taken from the fashionable from the parents before starting a special commiinicstjon on Wed­ Tax Due Oct. 1 have the tax money picked up at clothetUne».wa»hbatketf, and.wpth- Notra Dame De sioY School by a an Intensive inveatigatlon." agreementa reached three yeari zerland. on Oct. 1.5. Diplo­ t at the district's annual meeting in day'weather at this lew cofttM; ago between the church and atale.' nesday- R'T>- a tp n p . m , .Iiinc. is the same as it had been the resident's home. ruse, the parents o f the bov. Sir. He said no requeat for auch an matic sources here saw scant when the Fellowcraft degree will Put a lull waiherlead ol.'clothei and Airs. Robert C. Greenlease. i Investigation had been received. Robert C, Oreenlease, Jr, L'Oaaervetore Romano said fol­ be'jeonferred bv the members of Waltr.r I.ocleiT. lax collcrior for j for aevcral years. I into thif new General Electric lowing the search the cardinal wie prospect.8 of any East-W est - .-ij.-..- TT..ii.i— nr,- Lcclcrc ssid the districts tax SEEKS FERTIl-lZER BIDS waited hopefully for aome contact apparently out of concern for the vne' Fellowcraft Club. In each tlie Elahlh Utilities Di-tricl, an- Dryer, let the controls and forget with the kidnaper. boy'a aafety. thoritiftR ^Arli^^r diACloNurF arrested in' the' morning and agreement pn Germany on the instance there will he a social hour I noiinrdd today that North End bill actually amounts to $46,077.70. about them. It’a completely outo- "taken to an unknown place. " but that sewer privilege charges Tlie Town is accepting bids for Pol^e Hlanding .Still FHI Ibs-linea CVsninent mijfht r*Ault in d^Ath or Injury basis of the Soviet reply. and rcfre.shmenls pt the conclu­ taxpayers will start paying their fertilizer and will open them Ort. maticl to 1 he child. NeW.s of the Poliah action The Ru.ssians, in a 10-page note, share of the district's $4,3.028.57 for those North End resideiits- Pollcei'5'nieanwhile, aaid they 'The Federal Bureau of inves'tl- sion of the work. using the South End’^ffwage sys­ 7 pt 3 p. m, in the office of the were doing not^i jng In an - effort galion declined to comment when GreenleAAe. 71. 1.n a diAlributor against the cardinal was brought hedged their reply on Germany tax burden on Thursday, Oct 1. general manager. The bids must a u t o m a t i c for the CAdiilAC Motor Co. to Pope Pius XII last nigh*, at hi with 'what appeared to be broad He .said tax bills will be sent out tem reduces the figure to be col­ ■ to avoid frighteninijfhe kidnirp^a asked whether it was taking part Anthony Wayne O'Cohnell. vice conform to specifications available amt" to gu‘e fheip’Trn opportunity Slimmer palace at Gastel Gaiidolfo conditions which could prolong the rhairman of the'Citizens for Sa­ tomorrow ,-»nd are due to be paid lected by $1,049.13. in the ra.«e. ”I don't know why Anybody oiilstde Rome. Tax payments will be received at the office of the superintendent to make contact'with the family. Announcement of the kidnAplnjf would do Anything like thiA. " h« talks into endless fruitleis sea- fety in Norwich, former mayor and bybv i>0V.Nov. 1. AIIVAiiv billsnuis noinot paidjmiu by i ..v...... ------Vaticiin sources said the Pope. xiuns. that date will hr penalized on the | at the rear of Leclerc .«i home. 26 of parks, in the Municipal Build­ They and the family hoped auch WAR. withheld from the preAA And AAld. "Theie Are ao mnny i;ea* Judge of fhe Police Court of that ing. DRYER $249-95 action, or lac k of action, would liSddened by the newa, mav speak 7’he Russians propo.sed: ba.*»iR of 6 per cent a year. I..a.«Jt 1 Main St., weekdays from 9 a.m. radio for three hour*. Police Chief , i 1. A Big Five meeting of the city, and form er' State Senator, Youll purr like ■ hurry the child home, unharmed. | Bernard C. Brannon explained aii- (Continued on Vege Faleven) (Jut publicly o^- make his feelings will speak on "Citizens for Safrty" \ known thioiigjji a JeUei- to tht. Yinited States, Britain. France, the Litlen under Chatka«'a "We're treading lightly,” said at the meeting of Nutmeg Forest. LIVI-aVr drying ACTIOjN—clothes come out fluffy h church's hiera,ri.^hy. USSR and Red China to discuss a Tall Cedars of Lebanon, tonight at "Purrey" filinkel because it^ Bernard Brannon, chief of police. The Vaticah paper said Cardinal "lessening of tensions in' interna­ p d'eloek at the Ma.sonic Temple. and wrinkle free. "We're Jiiat walling to hear if the tional relations ” mtde of 88% rayon and 12% wool Wyszynakl aeale.l his fate when Thr„e people In m reeldenaajh>l(|eate How'es entered the Army la.sl No­ kidnaping waa the work of pro- Again Miide Active (The Ru.ssians offered no speci­ cost you’d expect to pay! We have this tpleniiid value the ITnlted .States and the Vatican. vember and was stationed at feaaionala. That, he said, made The bishop was sentenced lo 12 McCarthy Weds Secretary; fic date for eithejr meeting, ad- Camp Carson, t.'olo.. before his i n US DEMONSTRATE THIS DRTIR TO YOU I COME IN TOOAYI in a complete range of dreamy colors, beautifully him hopeful the perpetratora ' i,' I 'years and the otheis from 6 to 10 vlcea feom Pans said, i overseas assignment. would |make contact acxjn with a These conditions could drag In raqifw^ demand. Tlila. he felt, W a.shlnglon, Sffpt. 29 (/P) W ith President Ei.senhower| L'Oaservalore said the cardinal s looking on, a new 12-meml>er ('ommission on Government Re- ■""U'PTbiic words, spoken Sept. 2.3 many topics, diplomatic sources The Army pnd Navy Club Aux- would i'make it more likely thatir said. They pointed out that Die the 'child would be released un­ organization headed by former President Herbert Hoover was chtmf"h *\vei^U niversity Senses Beria, Story Hoax iitarv will hold its first meeting of ELECTRICAL DEPT. "Today one speaks Russians were not yielding to the the .season tomorrow at 8 p. m. at Extra Long Siw, "2" x 90" harmed. as the professiomtia would sworn in today at the White House. .Stipreme Court .lu.stice of cnmlnals, but history tomorrow Western plea for internationally- the eluhhouse. All members are O AK ST. ENTRANCE Harold H. Burton administered t h e ------mav apeak of saints." 4 ^ supervised free All-German elec­ urged to attend Ezfre IFid»-E*fro Long Siw, 80** a 90" .... $U^9$ oath. Obsorveis here expect tAe chinch tions, and were insisting-on an As is his 6'ustom. he read the take prompt .actioni excommiini-exqon Reports on Book early parley on a German peace Green Stamps (liven With ( Ji.sh Sale* long oath under i^hich appointees Unconvinced The Manrhesler, Registered Further Delaye/ ^ SteiiiBerg Call:; ting s!l Catholics who had any| Nixon, Dulles treaty with a provisional All-Ger­ Niirse.s’ Assn, will rrleet Oct. fi in swear not dnl.v lo iiphold the -Con­ p.irt in banishing the okrdlnsl man government. the hospital dining room at 7 ‘13. stitution hut that they are neither Similar orders have bSen iaaiied S^'Qtor Airs Moscow insisti the elections Movle.s from the National Founda­ On Interviews ?ommunistii ..nor Faaclata. nor Discloses Plan against those involved ifi the sen­ Among Those should be wholly a German matter. tion of Infantile P,iralysia will be ^ gt W ^C\XV T ‘ bL any organization tencing of Roman Catholic clergy Tho Soviet Union also blasted showTi on the nursing rare of a in other countries behind the Iron new Opinion policies of the West German gov­ patient In a respirator and the Seen for rOWs:;srr".;.'KC?""* To Surrender Curtain. ^ At Ceremony ernment headed by Chancellor nursing rare of a patient with iTiMJWHAUeo. _____ ^ ' i 33'1II ("urb Bprnding Ulst Free Prfncel Konrad Adenauer and attacked bulbar polio. CONN.1 Panmunjom. Sept. 29 (A3—The The commiaaiqd.'b.^xpected to Danbuiy. Sept. 29 (W A lawyer Until thia latest action. Cardinal Washington, tf^ept, 29 (/P. -Sen. what the USSR said were Western Neutral 'Nations Repatriation organize quickly a: ' get — down ‘ lo in Fairfield reported today he had McCarthy (R-Wfai says the story Ws.shington, Sept. 29 (;p. Sen. plans to rearm West Germany as The Friendship Circle of the j Wyszynakl had been the last free Commisaion aaid today that Ex­ the Job of trying save money received a telephone call from prince of the chnrch in the Com­ that Lavrenty Beria eacaped from Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) and "preparations to utilize V\’est Ger­ Salvation Army will meet tomor- | planations to Allied and Commu- and make the government more Seymour Steinberg, 39. widely Miss Jean Fra.«er Kerr, an attrac­ many for new aggre-ssion.’’ row at 7i45 p.ni. in the Citadel. munist world. i Ruasia and w ould, welcome a.tylum niit war prisoners who have re­ efficient through reorganizing and sought patient who fled Saturday tive brunette who formerly was on There was nothing especially Instead of tonight. The hostesse.s fused to go home msy be delayed ' abolishing if necessary federal from a mental hoapit.ol. new in the Soviet propo.sals. The will he Mrs. C. P. Carlson and SPECIALIZING IN ^ again thia time by a dispute over functions. Samuel E. F'rledman aaid Stein- his office staff, became mail and Russians have asked before that Mrs. Frank Duncan. Slight Irregulars of $11.95 facilities. The reorganization group is the berg telephtined him from Wash- wife today Ml a. m. E.STi at St. the subject of Germany be dealt Of miausing hls'a'uth'rUy’ ' " j . ^ ‘:„"t‘‘* c o n v in '^ ~ way or .fatthews Roman Catholic Cathe- with before consideration of a Explanation teams which will 12th prealdehllat commission or . ington. D. C . and said-he would re- ral. ' Mtantonomah Tribe No .38, Im- CUSTOM fiUlLT HOMES attempl to persuade the POWa to conimlltee art up since the Eisen- turn lo the hospital in Newtown Jr**’****! VV.vazynski is the third; the other," the Senator told newa- ticaty of independence for Aus­ ■ pi-nved Order of Red Men. will return home originally were sched­ hower administration took office. ’'Immediately." probanly arriving "w '*** to be re-I men ye.sierday, "but it looks more ! Dignitaries including Vice Presj- tria. They have also proposed a meet in Tinker Hall tonight at 8. A .. GENERAi, CONTRACTINTi uled to start, talking to prisoners A 13th. a Commission on Inter- »<>mrtirne thls'aflernoon.. stricted by a Communist govern-' and more as if it is .not Beria” j denVsnd Mrs. Nixon and Secretary meeting of the four powers and 1-1 • degree team, rehear.sal and also a last SaturdSy. hut the talks were ment. Hungary sentenced ttf he Beria. former boss of the Riis- ! of State and Mrs. Dulles, along Red China to discuss a full slate At Hale's RE.MODEMNG AND REPAIRING Governmental Relations, headed Walked $'rnni Hospital I with Just-folks friends of the Sen- short haymakers’ meeting will be postponed until Thursday bec/iiiae hv Clarence Manion. .South Bend,’ The lawyer quoted ateinberg »» restricted h.v a en explanation booths and- com­ ahouldme performed by the federal- charge of aiding him lo gel away flesiiablfls out of the country to­ pounds built by the RedS. They government at alii ,. from the hospitaV. neutral country. This source, who beth Kerr and, in her rulleg? days, p. m. in the saerieity pf St. James' day should 578 aliens ao claaaifled (Jainied bv Death was picked as a beauty queen both Chiirch, and will etintlnue on Tues­ sav both are too small. The law rreittllg’-The new com- Mrs. Steinberg, who police sgid stipulated that he must not'be PILLOWS have beefi excluded since the start named, said the committee was at George Washington and North­ Bulletins Will depend on The Allied objection appaVently ! ml**lon directed It to submit its ' m ce entered a suicide pa< t with day evenings for the present of the y'ear. western Universities. Her father, Tliose who arc interested in the sterna from the dispute overfllh"! report not later than May S l.^ e r husband when they were ovei- tiying to establish whether It was Tsilahasiee. Fla.. Sept. 29 IA3-^ from the AP Wires Deputy Atty. Gen. William P. a "great hoax oi a fantastic fact." ’W illiqrh' P. Kerr, died some vear.s leaehlngfs of the Roman Cath6tie W'hether prisoners should be inter- .1955. Presumably, preliminary r#-"*” taken hy the grief of their 5-yeai- Rogers commented, in a speech at Gov. Dsn' McCarty. Isst night ago 4.: Church are urged to attend. viewed individuall.v or in groups The following day. a Sunday, the tht condi|ioii of your hoot­ The Allies wan), group explana- (Continued on Page Two) an Immigration an)) Naturalizatfon same source said agents of...... Mc- lost his gallant fight against heart ...HrCarthy has become one of the ((’ontiniied on Page Two) .Service conference, "we can well I Senate's best known and most M.WOK REUTF.K DIE.* tiona while the Reds insist on indi­ Carthy’s committee had contacted pneumonia. .. B<-rlln. Sept, 39 iJ’i— Ma.vor \ vidual Interviews. be proud of these figures and the controversial members since he I number which will follow in the a man claiming to be Beria and | Death came to Florida’s 41-year- F.rnat Reuter oI West Rrrllx ing oquipmont to stand tho An Allied spokesman said' the "I would not be si all surprised old Governor sjiortly before to p. launched a campaign against al­ I ensuing months.'" leged CornmiinisTii and fellow trav. died unexpectedl.v at his hnma U.N. Command told the’ Repatri­ if It developed thst the man is ! m. ( EST). in Tallahassee Memorial tonight, city officials announc­ fW ation Commisaion It could not 42 Were .Subversive Beria." On Ihe same day, ■,persona I Hospital. McC5irty waa consciipuit elers in Ihe government several FOR Of the tbtal. 536 were described ■ Je a r s ago. He is serving hi.'V-‘sec- ed. He was 64. Where's domand to perform proper­ make' the changes by the Thura- CAB Probes Air Crash in an executive department said | almost to triif end and spoke to JhM day deadline, but. promised they a.t.rriminal, immoral, or narcotic ohd Senate term. Ihe chances of Beria’a havinL'*'(fe, and his doctor a few momijr)?^ M.\Y AVF.RT .STRIKE — would be completed as fast aa adnicts. and the 42 others as sub­ broken through the Iron Curtaip^ bejfore he died. ■ He and his hlue-eyed bride have ly during the many winter possible. versive. i kept secret their honeymoon plans, Nfw V«rk. Sept. 29 t/Pi—The l*t' That Claimed 22 Lives were " one in a million." They alsV) His duties passed____ to ...Senate except to say that a great deal of ponstbillly was raised today that the Fire? m There waa no Immediate word Depoitatityi*,)^ illegal entrants' asked that they not be named/,. President' Charley E. Johns,* 48r 4 - - on Communtgr r*tffoa*n*iZ~Ti7ffHiC^ And-athers ia^ contlnuing-pmccss-.' tha .trin will-ba-itv-his native Wi.>. -♦be— 8ut the matter. st ^tarke to. ^ke over uhtil.a new week#; btrt -that the staff of hiii food is well scived to dliwuss snarls holding up the tors tfiolt over today at the scene 32. of Miami. sive elements h«s.s been a special governor is elected in 1954. to an El(at Coast longshoreil^n’a inp. anytime, day or night, department project. |But the nex;^t day. at two news Senate Investigations jiubcommit- strike anil possible doek war. of a efcartered airliner crash thst TheVuot, Capt! Wharton Moller, !f[f(nferences, he confirmed that his soint.’’V(>oint.’’T the Senator third governor to die in office I c o x BOUS'D OVER biefore the fire Wucks roll On Texan Rang es out of control and..t,hundered down their records went with them on or employed acquired citizenship Hartford, Sept. 39 (/P)—fliea- AND ASK FOR “HOLLANIF^ ini'n the middlemia/iie 'VV bf Loulsvllle’s the transfer. lo further their illegal activities. (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continued oq-il^ge Nineteen) Hold Uiiriilv Five ter ti, Cox, 36, and his com­ yQ^ way. Standiford Field! Authorities at Camp Kilmer McGraner.v said there were about panion, Joyce M. Shem'ms, 18, 8sn Angelo. Tex., Sept. 29 (/Pi — said they were among a group of first decorated dinnerware Others among the 41 aboard the 100 such characters he wanted to Boston, Sept. 29 iA3—Five dah- both of Torrlnglqn, who polirs It’s amazing. If lhe.«c pillow.s perfect, they would cost you The drought la hurting some West plane were reported In critical con­ Puerto Ricans processed from see throwp out. and started ^a say have eonfessed lo the hold­ Texas cattlemen worse today than overseas for reassignment and geroiia inmates today roosted iff SIKO.! each. How then, yOu .say, can only $1.00 additional buy two . . . how dition in three hospitals. broad prog'i-am of denat^alizallon up shooting of a Hartford gas FREE INSPECTION SERVICE! It did before widespread rains In that quite likely^some of them saw and deportation proce^nga. break-proof State Prison detention 4 “ I is this miracle liargain possible? If you saw how fua.sy Playtex Pillow in- The ill-fated 046, one of five Truman Urges U. S. Erect cells after their abortive attempt station attendant oa Kept. 10, One of Americfi'B^most applauded- deiign- August grreened up some range- chartered by the Army to trans­ cqmbat service in Korea. Justice Departmentmfflclals said were ordered bouad over tp Su­ ers of modern dinnerware does the neateat !' ' ■ ■ ■ ' land. /Lt. Coll. .Rbxcoe Buckles, staff to escape with two prison officials .speclprs are, you'd know the reason. Chances ace, you d think they fer 140 soldiers from Camp Kilmer, today that when the Republicans as hostages. perior Court by Polire C!ourt awilch of the year! RiiMel Wright turns ^ ty officer at Fort Kqox, said the carrying thingfi! too far! A minor surface flaw, a couple of millimeters off . : Then. Mtere waa hope rains N. J.. to Fort Knox, Ky.. nearly; took over on Jan. 20, they In­ Strong Defensive Position The qilintet. including a con­ Judge Max M. Sayltt today. his hand to decorating, too—cornea up with Phone Collect Would coTfie in time to make win­ men had been taken (o camp Kil­ herited from McGranery a "pre­ in .size—-and the pillow is called “Irregular." Yet the fact is, these minor more functional smartness than before,, an touched - ground when undeter­ mer fjpih Puerto-Rico. victed murderer, waa armed with ter pastui«. But the rains slacked mined 'trouble developed at-4^19 ferred Hat’’ of proposed exoliisions a crowbaf, a hammer and a razor- GAS PRICER DROP imperfections (covered, of cour.se, by the white, sanforized cotton, zippered entlrel.v new concept of charm. Due to a off. .. Now, with a Bearing heat ,None'of the survivors Could tell which Included 96 rackete^k and ' i| litics of these famous, marvelously durable glaze and to a apeclal \ Hartford 46-1663 p. m. (CRT). what happened. ' New York, Sept.-29 (Ipi— Former, the Four Freedoms Found^ion at sharp screwdriver wjien several Elizabeth, N. J., Rept. 39 UP) J.-:-coVer) in no way impair the wonderful sleeping dm m wavb setting temperature records After being pulled tip to about 33 subversives, mostly C ^ m un- Presldant Harry 8. Truman says ^^e Waldorf-Astoria HotW. The guards surrounded them in the —A price war lUreup dropped Ip Mtionally adverti.sed pillows. In every pillow', yoiou get_ allergy-Kiust-friee engraved process of applying decoration. under clear skies, it’s ton late for One witness, Carl South, a iats'. "| White Clover dinnerware is safe In your 400 feet, the liner nosed"down and transportation agent for Transt the United St$te, must erect " . prison underwear shop yesterday the price of gaaoline from two w hipped foam latex. That means years of refreshing^ nighttime rest . . , many paitures to recover this Officials said his elite group has to seven cents a galtoa at sums dishwasher, is chip and oven-resistant, acid and detergent-resist­ crashed with a terrific Impact. world Airlines, said the plane tiame, really strong defense ’ and. from a Iw .cd ' and forced the release of the'’hos­ m year. ' \ Bodies were scattered as far as now been! eitpsnded to cover 131 tages. IfafTx and Ihlon I.’ouaty, N .J., 175 East. worth more than any price you pay ! Get your family’s, pillows now. ant too. Goes from oven to table with carefree ease! And so 'Into vtrw at about 1.000 feat and accused as^Jifllteteera and 142 as position of strength, show wilting- c-Jdrt-.t, •« delightfully decorated, small sprigs of White Clover grow grace­ Yesterday the State Drought 100 feet from the twisted ruins of descended In a normal manner.- H| The men also had with them a stattloas today. Jolalag iq tho Committee approved reaumption the plane. Some were decapitated. subversives, a total of 273. nes. to negotiate I'*" •“ te^ded^V dlnM o^^he 7ound^ 16-foot-long wooden plank, knot­ price slash were 8# atatlona Center St. fully on a background of cool Meadow Green, on fluid, new free­ said he noticed the left elevat. ,-vOf these, three notorious hood- for a solution of its differences X " i form shapes you’ll love living w(th. of emergency feed shipments to It was the busy airport’s first' flap on the tail drop and the plan: lion, Cgtablishdd to work for tb'- ted sheets ahd other cloth material along Route ‘I and 38 aUtlona 38 more counties. 'Hiat means ms have been actually deported, with the Soviet blpc. freedoms defined by the late Pres­ fatar accident since it was'opened was pulled up. All at once it nosed ’Trutnaji, urging nonpartisan sup­ and a chemical with whibh to dye on Kouto 37 between Newark Tel. H O llA N D the cattlenien will be able.to buy .30 other persons are under depof- ident Franklin D. Roosevelt in' their prison garb i f they made in X944 and the worst aviation dis­ down and crashed into the middle port .for IhlA program, says the AIrMrt' and the Ualba-Mlddlraea .. • i'-’ government-owned d r^ feed at tation orders', 34 are undergoing 1941. These ' are Freedom of good their getaway. County line. MI-9-7665 Green Stamps aster in Kentucky’s history. The of the spacious field. denaturalization proceedings In negotiations should be "in firm leas thap 'market prieSL Rigbty- state’s last major crash waa in The plane broke in two and both Speech. l['*rHIT b y ' RMOKE ’ ' I, ' b eligible for the droMjat-rellef ;M na crashed at Trammel and the survivors seemed to come out from Fear. An award-|flaque cited chester, and a guard whose name Fitchburg, Mkaa., Repi. 38 (ft-. feed. Btages of Inveatigatlon or litiga­ ■trength." . . Truman for "Inspiring leadership Open Stock , killed 20 persons.' of Ihe tail aection-' tion. was withheld by authbrltlea be­ Five men were overeom*. today Cash Sales • Co. 'Die n|oisture-devourlnf Rea^ Only the stewardess among the Battle far Freedoms in the cause of the Four Free- cause they feared new* of the in­ Hm-MHALC ox . Those first on the scene said the For some time past, Atty. Gen. and 136 workers were lerc*d fas EDGAR CLARKE, Insurer ew of three survived yesterday’s He urged a battle'for.T.r*cdoms donria at home and abroad and his cident would upee| hie ailing wife, M A N C H tm i CONII*. Housewares Dept.—Basement \ both at home and abroad In an flee from the ladcpcadeat E m B 2sb FRANKLIN AVE. — HARTFOnO (CcaMaaeM Paga-tlji)i'> Jiraah . lUaort Airlinaa of Miami, .(OoRtiaiMd oa Page nortoaa) ' (OaettaMd oa Paga TUrtsaa) Co., plant when gaa tuBMadaaM* .address Isst night at a dinntr of (Oimtjl^aad aa Pag* Tsa*lv*)i I (CamUmmm ep Pag* flU) . ad from a tag^ - § ------.. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29.1968 FAI 9 i M : T W 0 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,19M wiMMiMitMa Hebron Gilead returned to Walleeway Hemaetead eem^Utlva and ths ladlea are I necticut, added that Mrs. Stein­ Like Mother* Like Daughter at Manchester Hospital after spending a week at Cape Mlea Florsnea >f. Jonea and Clar-1 Surrender Is Aim berg had asked him by telephone Study H abiU Shift Fish, Gamt Licenses Hoover Study Kiwanis Peanut Sale Meeting Al Sehool Cod, Mass. cnee Rathbun. ClfliRLETE FJIEL OIL SERVICE last night to arrange for'her ball. On Sale by Town Clerk Profit Seen At $550 Finance Board The lawyer said he had not acted Yale — Coming Events MaHcbeafer Evealng Herald o r Mental Patient Urged for ^ Hebron Grange, P of H. No. I l l in view of State Police desires to Approves New' Set for Brownie^ OHeaul correapoadsat, Mra. Oharlei | keep her In custody until her hus­ AMiatant Town Clark Samurl Unit Activated Almost complete returns on will hold their meeting at the GIN (Continued from Page One) band wan located. In lleii of the J . Turkington, Jr„ reminded the recent peanut sale carried New Haven, Kept. 29 (Ah—A ead Community Hall next Tuesday n . F la k , ielepkoae HAnlsoa $1,000 bail ordered In Town Court, local aportarhen today that a on by the Kiwanls Club of sweeping revlaioiv of freshman and $207,000 Budget Gilead, Sept. 29 (Special) -- evening at 8. 'ITie program will be 8-4127. old daughter'a death, pleaded In­ Mrs. Steinberg was released in the new atate law, effective Thura- In Washington Manchester for the benefit o^ The first meeting of the Hebron day, permICa atate realdenta to sophomore study at Tala Unlvar- nocent In Newtpwn Court la.st custody of State Policewoman Its yoiith program Indicate that aity haa been recommended by a ' Hebron, 8ept. 29 - (Special) Brownie Troops 17, 49, and 63 will Lucy Boland. purchaae flah and game licenaea (Continued from Pngn On«) a net profit of approximately pmHHHHMiMiMHRniBmmtiusissuan^ night and waa ordered jailed un-. at any town clerk'a office in special committee-which has bean The aum of 1207,000 haa been re­ I be held at the School auditorium Friedman said he told Steinberg $550 will be realized. commended by the Hebron Board til ahe ran produce $1,000 bail. during their telephone conversa­ Connecticut. porta will b« lubmlttcd before that studying tha problem for a year. j Monday at 8 p. m. i President Lloyrl Hohron ex­ Ttie committee aaid in its an< of rinancs aa the town budget, Town Court. Judge Walter A. tion he had caused "a great deal Until now. theae licenaea time. j pressed satisfaction with the •nits Incliidee $13,000 Increaee for I Mother! are requested to attend \ Reynolds continued the case for of concern and speculation" and could ba purchaaed only In tha nouncemant yesterday that It waR ; with their daughters. All glrla In | Sen. McClellan (b-A rk.), a| results and indicated that auch convinced more Yale atudanta the Board of Education’! achool one week. The wortlan speolfically added {hat “your flight was un- home town of the flahermaii or a program might well become budget, end meene a email de- ; the third and fourth grades ere In­ is charged with aiding or abcttjpg cnltisd^for.” - hunter. member of -‘the old commission I should be permitted to mak* bet­ an annual affair of the local ter use of their time than la now ereaae In the aeleetmen’a budget. vited to join. If more mothers' PHONE MI-9-5253 tbe escape of a mentally HI per­ The' lawyer said Steinberg ex­ end the new one. aaid In an Inter-! rtnb. ■ Tha request of tha Board of son. pressed great concern over his view he Intenda to iirge the com- imssible.' (, \ volunteer to he leaders, the girls i A CORDIAL Ths committee was headed by Bdueation for $07,433 bu(l,et waa At the .same time, police wife's detention. mlaalon not only ,to make reor- cut to $07,000. The Fire Depart­ who have passed fhclr Tiaventh ' guarded Dr. Reuben I. H. .stolwuy, "1 am sorry I caused so much ganiaatibn racommdndatlona but President A. Whitney Griswold birthday will be Invited to Join the 1 Zion Slipper Notes and Ita recommendations must ment's raquaat for $2J60 was KriJup. • a Westport physician whom Stein- concern." Friedman quoted Stein­ to draft legislation of proposed ahaved off to-Vl.650. Tha dog war- I berg tried to kill last April. Stein- berg as saying. "But they should first be acted on favorably by tha Prraonal Mention executive orders to submit with About Town entire Yale faculty. dan'a request for $350 waa whittled I berg held Dr. Solway responsible not hold Evelyn. She had nothing 60tli Aiiiiiversarv its report. down to $300. However, the town's I Mrs. Carl Gelaaler and Walter BUILDING MATERIALS tor his daughter's death duping an to do with it. I merely decided I "In the past there have been Doans of all of Yale's graduate contlgenry fund waa raised from Hibbard of Minchcatrr were call- R.Sgt. Paul Grady, son of Mr. INVITATION asthmatic attack Jan. 15, 1952. had been there long enough and Following the achedule of ape- different Interpretations of the and undergraduate schools ware $300 to $2,000. era at the home of their aunt. Mrs. Taken into custody in New Ifork left," and Mrs. William F.. Grady, of Ol- interviewed by the committee LUMBER FUEL clal "nlghta" aponaored by various commission’s recommendation," •Thla will allow a fund for the i Alice E. Foote, on her 84th birth- City Sunday night, .Mrs. .Stein­ The lawyer .said Steinberg was he aald.. "If the commission will colt Dr., is niiw home on leave which 4ie7d that the main problem , dey. 33< N. MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-5253 berg maintained the bust time she •'an.\ious" to return largel/ be­ organizations of Zion Lutheran from Travis Air Force Base, Calif. ! was the great and complex prob­ ■eiectmen to draw on In emergen­ set down Its recommendations in cies, and will enable the town to Mrs. Deems L, Buell who haa .saw her husband waa when he left cause of the fact that his wife had Church, spreading the 60th anni­ the form of proposed axecutive or­ lem of student maturlty--or lack her after a visiting hour stroll on have a aurphis at the end of the been viiiung al the home of her, TO VISIT KEITH'S been taken into custody. versary celebration of Its dedica­ ders or of bills, there won't be Anyone interested is invited to of it. mother, Mrs. Alice E. Foote on Fairfield Slate Hospital grounds •I»ral police at Westport-said 'Ihe committee said that the fiaral year from which to pay tion over a period pf several any need for controversy over Its hear the talk by Anna I»rd town expenses from Sept. 1 to Oct. Gilead St., haa returned to her at t. p. 111. Saturday. She said she ! they would continue to maintain months, tomorrow, 30, the flndtngs." Strau.s.s, former pie.sident of the' enormous diversity in the back­ home in Laconia, N. H. saw him enter the hospital. a police guard over Dr. Solwa.v flriit of these affairs will be spon­ ground, motivation and previous 1, thus' doing away with the need As wss the case with the first League of Women Voteiai of the to call a apectal town meeting for Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Way have Steinberg was ordered to the until notifled that Steinberg had sored by the Ladles' Aid Socialy commission's recommendstions. United Slates, who has recently training of Ihe atudenta had a part state hospital by Superior Court who will serve a potiuck supper in the. "often legitimate failure of tha purpose, aa waa done this fall. cost o f m ed icaicare returned to the state hospital. some of the new. ones undoubtedly returned from the Far Ea.sl as s Andilorlum Fund Hiked Judge John T. Ciillinan after psy­ to members and friends at 6 p. m. will require approval by Congress. visiting .specialist .sent by the De­ the student to commit himself to chiatrists testified the 39-year-old The achool auditorium fund was h No registration ia necessary aa the work Yale offers." OPEN T OUSE Others may be put Intg effect by partment of .state, oit Oct. 9, in former art student and airline em- the society will make ample pro­ Tncreaaed $50 by the board. Thla presidential order or by adminis­ the cluh rooms, 9.56 Mam S t . Hart­ In addition, gradiiata deans fait meana the hoard will make man­ plo.ve was a schizophrenic. Research Opens vision for al). trative action. ford. .She will report on condilinns Yale men should have the power Oillinan ruled Steinberg in­ The program will be Informal datory the Inatatlation of an Secretary of Commerce We'eks in the Philippines, Burma, Indo­ to make complex judgments co­ emergency lighting Unit for the nocent on grounds of In.sanit.v of ‘House of Magic’ and sociable, but will emphasize said yesterday in Boston he has nesia,. Malaya and Japan. herently and precisely. College H-ralil PhM'>, iMuTopicij hW attack with a revolver on Dr. the five year church development auditorium. - The staff of Manchester Memorial Hospital Includes two mother-daughter teams shown here at THIS EVENING AT 7 suggested to the commission 35 graduates cannot honestly be The Immediate purchaae of a •Solway but he added Steinberg plan which the anniversary com- ways to save money in his depart­ called educated, the report said, the main entrance to the hospital. Left to right they are Mias Constance Roy, a 1953 graduate of would have beeh “clearly guilty" Waterbury, Sept. 29 W — New A meeting of all Hen .Mothers new fully equipped fire engine waa Middlesex Memorial Hospital School of Nursing In Middletown; her mother. Mrs. Hazel Roy, a 1924 I mittee. council and voting mem- ment. He did not specify them all. and committee niemtiers of Ciih if they know a great deal about recommended by the board. For By M. A. Bcng.a had he "adequate mental capac­ i England's “House of Magic’’—in- I bers adopted. but told the Controllers Institute Spenser or Mlsmark "but rela­ graduate of Malden Hospital School of Nursing, Malden, Masa.: Mrs. Marian Hughes, who graduated ity." ■ A period of singing and enter- of America In a speech that It now Scout Pack .\'o, 112. will be held thta reaaon the board haa felt In' 1918 from the Liverpool Hanneman Hospital In Liverpool, Lancashire, England: and her daughter. jdustry’s research centers opened tomorrow at 7;.3ll p m . at the home tively little about the disciplined Juatifled in Ciittlng out the requeat <52 PITKIN ST. - TO CELEBRATE Dr. Solway was tricked into ; their doors today to show new won­ ■ tainment at the tables' Wili be fol- costa the government $30 to "han­ use of the mind. " Mrs. Lome Waailleff, who graduated In 1945 from the Watford Peare Memorial Hospital, ’Watford, meeting Steinberg in a vacant ! lowed by explanation and discus- dle the paper" when an employe of Mr. and .Mrs. Howsrd Hsnsen. for a two way radio and one re- Hertfordshire, F.ngland, ders to fellow manufariurers. 21 Bremen Rd.. which extends auacltalor. wWch the amoiml to be Phone MI-3-819.J Tii*t the rout of modical care has risen, n ^ n e ran deny. Westport home last April, Stein­ ^ .-ion, and a brief vesper 'devotion­ bu.ve a $4.26 pullman ticket to A special king-size bed had to he berg aimed a revolver at him and I Engineers, industrialists and from 88 W. Center .St. to Sum­ appropriated would he enough to al service in the sanctuary. make an official trip between ordered for Texas freshman baa- and Rut the riae haa not been out of proportion to the general said "I’m going to kill you, I've businessmen opened their seventh Washington and Boston.. mer St. buy. rtuclng town road aid from $30.- may come hear him on Oct. I Officers of the various organ- ketballer Ellis Olmatekd. Tha giant New Voting Machine 000 to $25,000, aa auch coat haa Medical Missionary 6. The Ladl8s Aid meeting will COLLEGE COSTS •dranee in the roat of living. At the aame time the quality always wanted to kill you.” annual research tour under aus­ : tzations and members are Saked Has New Officers St. Mary's Guild will meet bed measures 84 Inches long by A new voting machine waa alao never gone shove $21,000. commence at 7:30 p.m.. but those Dr. Solway wrested the revolver I to "phone one and bring one.” The new commission has acquir­ 39 inrhes wide. Olmatesd Is aix ARE PAID . . . of medical aervice has been immeasurably improved. away from Steinberg after clubb­ pices of the New Eng’and Council, ed office space in the new General Thursday at noon in the Guild approved hy the board, the prea- lirntvnie Troop to Meet To Talk on Africa , who do not wish to alt through I a regional development organiza­ room. Members will bring Iheir feet 10 inches tall. ent one having become inadequate. The first meeting of the Hebron Ihe rneeling may come in al 8 p. in. 1 Gmaider that today your phyairian haa invested from ing him with a flrenlace iron. tion, with a look at some new ma- I ROAD.S F.\niNr.F.R PICKRD Accounting Office Building. The Friedman .said .Steinberg did not nucleus' of its staff will be Law­ own samlwirhes and the hostesses. In fact, it haa beenjaiece.aaary 1o Brownie troops, 17, 49 and 62. will I to hear Anderson’s talk. j . . . with certainty with the eight to ten years and al>out ten thousand dollars in hia I hinery which automalically wraps Mr.s. Albert Chapin, .Mrs. Allan borrow a machine from Mam hea- be held Monday at 3 p. ni., at the The Ladies Aid Society of Con­ disclo.se to him the route he everything from meat to cigars I Hartford. Sept. 29 (/P) -Alordon rence Richey, a veteran secretary Mrs, George Winzler, president ' income from a Connecticut planned to follow in returning to Hoover’iwho will serve as the Hotchkis.s and .Mrs. .loseph .lohns- ter. Hebron School, auditorium. cordia Lutheran Church have of the Ladies Aid Society, hopes! education alone. He has no chance to earn until he ia They're also to see rcseurches un .'I. Spencer, 26 Rockledge Dr., West Shows dally at t:00-6:4S p.m. .Mutual Educational Plan. here. Hartford, today was named senior chairman’s special assistant! and ton will serve de.saert, tea and The hoard alao recomnienda that ■ Mothers are requested to attend ae,cured Arthur H. Anderson to for a capacity attend.mce. projects to find a better way to coffee. with their daughters. All girls in This way your youngsters twenty-six or twenty-seven years old. He must have an He Intended to take a train make ice cream, swifter ways to Iiighway engineer. Highway Plan­ Francla P. Brassor. the commls- the town look over ita fire In- apeak to them following their from New York to some Connei-ll- aion secretary. Braaaor la chief of rMANCHfSreH aurance coverage and ita public the third and fourth grades are in­ will be able to enjoy the ad­ efbce in a good neighborhood, good equipnient, a car, for m brarf.s, make waste paper into ning Divi.slon, State Highway De- meeting on Tue.lday, Oct. 6, at EXTENDED FORETA ST cut city from where he would take pa ilment. the Civil Service Commission’s Past matrons of Temple Chap­ liability Inamance on town owned vited to join. If more mothers vantages of college, come cartons and paper board, fashion volunteer aa leaders, girls who 7:.30 p, m. at the church., good clothes. a bus to Newtown, the lawyer parts for guided missiles and State Highway Conimlaalonar G. administrative services and was ter, No, 53. OKS, will hold their huildinga, I not Including achool I Boston, Sept. 29 i/Ti The tem­ said. secretary of the first reorganiza­ first meeting of the sea.son. Thurs­ have paaaed Ihcir seventh birth­ what may.' , Pharmacy, ton, has step[>ed up its standards. Almost weave nylon upholstery for auto­ -Albert Hill m.ade the appointment properly.) Anderson, a native of .Manches­ perature in New England during Ma.vo said, after learning Stein­ mobiles. I following a merit ayatem examina­ tion commission. day at 8 p m. in the .Ma.sonic Tem­ STATE The revialon of the aiircty bond days. will be Invited to join. Any­ ter and a member of the Details of this unique The Citizens Committee for the .STARTS one wishing to volunteer as a the next 5 da.va Wednesrlay every state now requires four years of college and a year berg's intention, he had adopted a In these laboratories they glimps- tion of applicants. ple. Mrs, .lames K, Klhou and Mrs. coverage on town offltcra aerving Emanuel Lutheran Church, has through Sunday will average near plan are de.scribed in our hands-off policy snd would permit 1 ed today and will take closer Mr. Spencer fills the vacancy Hoover Report, a private group J. Henry Thornton will be j , a fiduciary capacity waa recom­ leader la a.xked to call Mrs. Frede­ hern a medical mlaalonary for the or two of practice before registration. .Ml this adds iip to organized to campaign for adop­ rick Wythe, telephone HA 3-6639. normal in northern New England free booklet. “It Takes the man to return unmolesti^d. l(X)ks in the next two days ■ at ;raii.sed b.y the promotion several hoste.ssea. .Members unable to at­ WEDNESDAY mended, increaaing the coverage laat four years with a nomadic and 2 to 6 degrees above normal ketter medical aervice for you. He ssid that New York airports parts of a continuous progressive ' montb$ ago of Rober( G. Mitchell, tion of Hoover commission pro­ tend are asked to notify one of the Voii'll agree 11'a (he happirat, on town treaaurer and tax-collec­ tribe in Tanganyika Territory. More Than Brains." Write posals. estimated last week that Manchester Evening Herald He­ : in southern New England. Warm- for your copy. Your Key To Better Living and bus depots and railrriad sta­ research which is changing both Warehouse PoinL- to ‘the post of hostesses. most refreahlng ftlm In tor and covering judge and proae- East Africa. Now back In this ' er weather Wednesday will be fol- tions between New York and Con- New England and Amerii a as a engineer of surveys snd plana. about 72 per ce'nt of its recom- yean*; cutor. Including them with the bron correspondent, Mtaa Siiaanj country for a one year furlough, frn aiu m ffi mendallima have been put into PendleTon, telephone HArrIaon , lowed hy cooler Thursday and r.ecticut would not be watched by whole. I A graduate of Dartmouth Col-v A special vtfter-making session town clerk on one blanket poai- he can relate some very interest­ ; warm again at the end of the police. ' ! The tour led first to the plant of lege in 19.35, Mr. Spencer joined effect. will be held In the town clerk s tlon bond. 3-33.30. ing experiences that befell him in It added that when these recom­ week. Plan to come down to Keith's tonight . . . browse through our 'spar- ' u i n n ' s Mayo explained that Mrs. Stein- the Package Maihinery Co., in the State Highway Department in office in the Miinicipsl Building Alao the hoard recomnienda that i_.’ Dark Africa ' Preripilation during this period kling new displays of all thafs^^new for fall . . . in beautiful furniture 'lerg's detention was part of a po­ Khsi Lx)ngmeadow, Mass. 1940. He aerved from 1942-46 in mendations are fully applied they tomorrow night between the hours the aelectmen he alloweil In bor­ { Bealrging Ausirlana staged the Thla will he an open meeting so will result in snniial savings of will on Ihe average total 2 to 5 creations for every Manchester home. We think you'll like our newly lice plan to effect the surrender The visitors saw work progress­ 1 the Navy and in 1947 became a of 5 and 8 o'clock. ' row up to $40,000 in anticipation I first aerial raid In history wl.en that all men and women of Con­ . tenths of an inch with showers ^hannacy of Mr. Steinberg and added ing on incredible machines to pack­ member of the department's plan­ as murh as four billion dollars. of tax receipta. The hf«ird will ] they sent bomba slung to hot air cordia who have not already had redecorated floors, our additional display space . . . the many mag­ I N C . 0 Official -sources say It is slmost . Wedrieadny night or Thuraday and that "it appears to be working age tightly, irregular cuts of meats, ning division. Bureau of Traffic alao aak the vofera to con.alder r»- balloons over Ventre in 1849. the pleasure,of hearing Anderson again at the end of the week. nificent new suggestions for your home! out satisfactorily." everything from bacon to frank- and Design. impossible to reach an accurate Friedman, who ssid he had no furls, different kinds i.f loaves of savings figure. *• knowledge of w-here nr when bread, frozen foods and even fluid Two rea.sons for knocking -car- The Republicsns on the new Steinberg would arrive in Con­ milk. , bon. or envy. commis.sion are Hoover; Atty. ^tgURN SIPE Gen. Brownell: Arthur S. Flem­ ming, Defense Mobilisation Direc­ -i Gifts Fo,r All •+ Refreshments tor; Rep. Clarence J . Brown of Riibert Mltchum | Ihinnlft OTunitur Ohio; Sen. Ferguson of,Michigan: Jsse I Solomon Hollister. Dean of the AN((KIe FACK I THf flif Town Vbuvtouldnt buy a hat School of Civil Engineering at Cornell University, snd Sidney A. H : Mitrhell, New York Investment “r HNliire MHrilvn -Miinme niVt nn Bll-ginr Birchwood Farms is a unique residential development, The annoimremenf aaid: 4 * * 1 as Nash. “Cifntlem rn AL-HO "There are three major areaa f V f F f o f “ f i l o r v "STAROrST AND situated in the hills of beautiful Bolton Center, planned which the Work of thla group will R l i m i l H " SWKKT MI SIC” cover: ® , for di scriminatidg prospective home owners who want R'M - 9;:i5 with JA.NF FRAZrr. "1. Treatment reaourcea and K IH We challenge them all the freedom of country living combined with sensible needa: atate end private hogpitala; Are you reallru re that the car dealer who back last winter, the "insiders"—men of SI N.. ‘ WAR OF T lIF U O KU >«" T on itr! ••lAl.V* And on a value check I restrictions. clinics end other communljkiy ag?n- give* you “the beat deal in town’’ really ' recognized automotive experience and in­ clea; courta and priaona. Sole! pprform/ini isnl'y Mon- “rUIPPKD WINGS” of the following points ifty thrssufh Friitn? ; ( ontiiiiir>u« ppf- gives you the best BUY in town? stinct—tagged the.CLIPPER as the car of Each home site in exclusive Birchwood Farms has a "2. Prevention 'facllltlea; what formAnup* S«l., Sun. and h4>lida>«. I k .s t i r k w k e k c o m . ar^ ichoola. Induatry, churohea, Aa you well know, tin best BUYS are the year in the medium-price field. A real, Modern contour gtyling. Check it 150 foot frontage and is 200 feet deep . . large and other community gro'upa doing old-time PACKARD4mlfre. for greater all-around visibility, kbout mental health? „ WED., OCT. 7 baaed on value. enough for "elbow" room, yet ideally scaled for easy "3. Rdiiratlon for and" about The greateet motion wider doors, more room, more , management. mental health. How can we do a picture of our tlmee! Because value laats longer than any other You know very well that you never bought lwRg»ge capacit)'. i J more efferttve jo b ?"* an automobile right off the printed page. You select your hopne’ site and your architect . . than I. TAKI THI KIYS AND SHI Step into "FROM HERE quality:;-and, in automobiles, that means Fsmoua Psekard-buiU engine. 1. timi tACK AND inAXI Exclu­ I. PAxr IT IN A pocxni Try Nash 4. TIT THI lOUOHitT ROAD YOU You bought it ONLY after a demonstration ! our organisation wifh tha help of Mr. Herbert Hutchin­ tht-greate*t room in anv car—enjoy sive Airliner Reclining Scats adjust Power Steering in tight parking. En­ KNOWI Notice how exclusive Airflex' TO ETERNITY" Innjfter'motoring pleasure, greater safety, the styling of Pinin Farina. when features either come to life or amount Famous Packard ride—"Rides like son, known for quality building, will assist you with to any of five comfortable positions. joy its fingertip steering case. Suspension absorbs road shocks. Indictinciit Mulled lower upkeep, and a better-trade-in allow­ a Pa#Kar«L’ is the highest compli* to nothing. ‘J - .i i ance later on. mMt you can pay any car. every detail in building your new home. 7 Bv Grainl Jurv So wf urge you: before you take that "best Birchwood Farms' is situated NASH ntiSH AIR INTAKll i r I Al 5:45 Show over 10:05. Starts at dusk Fsmoug Packard "Ultramatict, HIRI nt. from li; 15 'The Buy of the Y earl" deal in town" . . . t^ke a dtmonitrntinn in the designed and built by Packard for —-lerw—HKTnr. -SepTr-TB r;rr v Arf __on Bolton Center Road. Only IN i OI.OR new Packard CLlPPER^nA value-check the Packard" cka ' CLIPPER — the smooth­ NOt DOWN 18-member grend jur^t convened five prospective home own­ “ THF MIHAf 1,1-: OF The new Packard CLIPPER has made news est power shifting _of all — no today in the county cmrrtlmmnrTo MANC-HESTER features with which we challenge all other ers can avail themselves of 1 whish, no whirrrr, no jerk, no conaider whether or riot to indict ‘OUR LADY fill year long as "the buy of the year." Way cars! jump. new Birchwood Fariris homes Charlea Rwing. 68. of. 2{0 WaSlgce Dhxve * 9*^ 1 kfa W OF FATIMA" f^PL-TlON NcTi^H ithis-.year . . I . so call us fo- St., alleged- to have- ihot and uitli . Famoua Packard-built power v : killed Loiiia N. Woodp, 33, of the S e i n e / brakesf and power steeringt, day for full details. ' aame addreaa. laat June-{2'7. liUluTl Hi.KlamI Did you kndw that you can own a new Packard CLIPPER for aa little as I. TRY cither of the Ambassador's 6. lOOK AU AROUNDl Here are the 7. YOU AND YOUR r A M IlY ARI SAHRI t. IRiATHi FRISH AIRl See why the '.Ml HOI.IIS h.ahhf:ii' great engine,choices—"Le Mans” The grand Jury heard teatimonv ‘ Plus itatc and local taxes, if any. Famous Packard CUPPER back- greatest eye-level visibility, widest With Airflyte Copstruction, body- Weather Eye Conditioned Air System -r/ ■ Dual Jelfire or famous Super Jetfire. windshield and rear window. by nine wltneaaea. including three IfKtL Optional equipment, including white saver seats. tnd-frame are one sc^id welded unit. is called the world's best. New Haven - detectlvea and pre- TOMTF.—Ut riimplptn iidewall tires, extri. Prices may vary aentation of the atate'i caae by Show Fnd* 0:50 slightiy jn nearby communities due to Top trade-in value. State Attorney Abraham S. Ull- - a »- Oateail and la alleged to have ahot Wooda Jiiliii (.urrirlll U McKinney ^ r o t h e r S f I/ic. about 20 mlnutea later. • m I.IMl Pnitner i ' enM A M04 K MHOW! ARROWHEAD” 'OiNUINE HYDRA.MATIC DRIVE AVAILADLE ON ALL MODELS-WHILE THEY LASTI NO PLACE TO HINT 8 1 "BiKly ami Smil” Technicolor “Filur Fui-ni CHARLES HESTON S O .L-E S 'E LLINC AGENTS Uvingaton, Tenn. (Ah--Cpnaer- W rai" JACK BALANCE vatlon officera attending a achool Knin«'i« Hff 489 MAIN STii' M A N C HESTER. MItehall 3-6060 k Joel McCrea BOLAND MOTORS, Inc; near here to discuaa waya and m

S'^PAjQBFOUB IIANCHESTKK EVENING HERALD, M VNCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1963 liANCHliiSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.1963 tiniie psychiatric treatment whiih cott Rouse for 11,000. In her com­ Bolton J datectad haaring defacta may 'Uliiemploymeiit Hospital Notes Kiwarns Told he has ^en receiving. plaint she ellegei she loaned aarloualy ratard a child and un *Roman Holiflay' Great Attraction I Roiselma GiCfen Dr. Charles F. Heaaeibach, a Nine Attach Preacott 1600 for a proposed Joint Juatly labal him u a poor student New York psychiatrist.'i'teatlfied venture in connection with the when tha opposlft might ba trua j r Patlmta Tpfay: ...... 136 Of Pharmacy briefly for Mr. Krapp and a re­ purchase and resale of a refrigera­ if correctiva stsps waia takan. (Hiest at Shower daims Mount port waa submitted to Judge Daly Single House r a n g e and FUEL OIL Camera Club Hears Talk AVOID ADMIT|li:D YESTERDAY: tor. Thi\ transaction waa to hava. Hcaveager H ast Blated / i l N r TODAY WITH by Dr. J. M. Leako, s Bridgeport Sherrill Moll, 173 Woodbrtdge St.; netted her a $250 profit, aha said, Bomarco will hold a scavanger Miss Roxelma Glffen.. formerly Qalma for unemployment bene­ psychiatrist. Thaphysicians agreed but. the now clelihe, Preacott uaad hunt tonight, meating at. Bolton COSTLY Edward Egan. 4 Pearl St'.; Mrs. Dr. Hewitt Vl UConn 24 Hour Miyry Sarviea On Photo Christmas Cards of California, who will be married fits In Connecticut rose to 12,3tS that Mr. Krapp is "not normal,” For $7,350 the money for hie own purpoaea. Congregational ChuiTh at 8 6'clock. to Peter J. Sartor, of this town, durtnx the week ended -Sept. 26 Dorothea Nlelaon, 712 Center St.; Reports on Growing and that he Is "ijot criminal." She alio claims that Prescott re­ MYF will meet at United Metho­ on Oct. 10, In St. James' rectory, REPAIRS! —Mr. Krapp, son of the late Raymond Gionest, 267 Highland A I^UM at 18 South Hawthorne paid the $600 loan with a check Bolton, Sept. 39 (fipeclal)— Mra.w mamberment. BcttlngSr was dist Church at 7 p,m. to elect of- was gue'st of honor at a mlsce'l- ^ PAINT! from 11,434 for the previous week. Need for Graduates George Philip Grapp. profeasor at Moat of the rise ws* due to de­ St.; Mrs. Camela Lankford, 41 that waa not honored. Harold E. Lord of Manchester and happy to say most payments have ficera snd accompllah further or­ laneoua bridal shower Saturdsy Columbia University, admitted he 8t. It'groaning under the weight ganisation of their graup. ferred vacation Shutdown claims Grant Rd.; Joyce Meyer, 635 East The other attachmenta were BROTHERS Philip Dooley gave Camera Club been made on potaon ivy and sun­ night at the home of Mrs. Donald Dr. Harold G. Hewlit, dean of the broke Into 'Bridgeport and New of nine attaenmenta filed at the MORIARH membere real Incentive last night burn cases. with 2,948 taken last week as com­ Middle Tpke.;f Sherrill Wilcox, filed on behalf ot/^'ohn Anderson, Willis, 84 Princeton St., sister of pared with 2,407 for the previous College of Pharmacy of the Uni­ Canaan book atorea. the Weston town cierk'i office elnce laat Mon- 316 CENTER STREET TEL. M1-.1.S1.16 to produce photographic Chrlatmae Yh# policy covers the boy In all Manchester Evening Herald the bridegroom. Guilford, Conn.; Kenneth Irish, 4 Public Library, and the Horace C. of Weat Hartfora, who U seeking Bolton correapondent, Mrs. Joseph' week. versity of Connecticut, told- Kiwan- day. $700 for a defaulted $350 note; carde. Each approached the proj. I Scouting activities even to a patrol The hostess was assisted by Mrs. North School St.; George Morrow, i Hurlbutt. Jr. School In Weaton. act from a different angle and both D'ltalla, telephone Mltckefl $-6546. During the corresponding week RFD No. 1. Rockville. iana at their meeting yesterdav ,,__ . . ___ _ . . . The house Is owned by H. Riia- George S. Fresher, doing hualneti meeting or hike. If the patrol lead­ Joseph Sartor, mother of the a year ago, there were 10,613 noon that few people realize that; have produced some pretty etun- i er should decide the group should bridegroom. ADMITTED TODAY: Randall period from Aug. 10. 1951. to laat aell Prescott, and eight aeparate as the Country Gee Service, of ning carde. < claims filed with none due to,va­ Groua, 14 Maple St„ Rockville; the stale university hr.s one of the Hartford. $600 on a $437.11 note; go on a hike, Bettinger explained, Friends and relatives from I t m m m r n July 2, according to the atatc. creditors In Manchester. Hertford, Following their talk on methods and tpade It official hy so advising cation shutdowns. Women claim­ Michael Angelo, 44 Pine St. top pharmacy achools in the nation. Elmer W. R^hmond. of Newing­ Deaths Laat Night Hartford, Kensington and Man­ employed and a display of results, hla acoutmaster the insurance cov­ chester attended the shower, ants 'numbered 6,547 or 54 per BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son ■'We have been hoiiorcd, " he West Hertford and Newington ton. $500 for alleged failure to pay fil CENTERSTREET «L MANCHE8TIR cent. Included in the totals were said, "with the resp,>naibilily of o 1 prhieved. club members viewed erage would apply even though no which proved lo'-be a most enjoy­ to Mr. and Mra. James Courts. 262 have filed cleimfi against him to­ $300 for "valuei received"; and the By THE AHHOCTATIID PREHK 801 clairhs for part-time unem­ training pharmacy studcnln for all o G c irO ll I f OCS O i l colored slides taken by Mra. Oscar adult leader waa present, ' . ' 1 able occasion. The bride-elect was Parker St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. taling 37.350. Joseph Simona Co., of Hartford, Tallahassee, Fla. Gov, Dan Mc­ ployment of which 180 were from of the land grant colDges in New , Krryaig. The film h 4d been de- Mooiil-Parent Relatl.onahlp seated under a watering lan. Robert'Ha nscom, 295 Main St. The largeat single creditor is $450 on a $^0.94 note. LOW PRICE..HIGH QUALITY Carty, 41, who served less than New Haven. 88 from Danbury. 70 England. Our building is the most F o r f'niltl*nr*trkt* the Phoenix State Bank and Trust ^ veloped at a previous club aesslon. McElray discussed the Scout- decorated with yelfifw aqd white, DI.SCHARGED YESTERDAY: modern ahd spacious pharmacy ■ x j x s i i i i n v - ia g g AT THE An informal contest among club parent relationship and put on a nine montha of hla 4-year term as while she unwrapped hef gifU. A from Norwalk, 64 Norwich and, ,55 Co., of Hartford, which has two governor of Florida, ,md a ^ citrus Hartford. The others were each ; Mr.s. Thei e.4a Anderson, 348 Cen­ achool in the country," | , ______attachmenta against the house, members waa voted during the ’ skit demonstrating that much buffej luncheon-was served. ter St.: Hector Provost. 104 Elira- Dr. Hewitt told the Kiwamans i business meeting with a cash prtxe ' adult help Is necessary to bring the grower and cattleman. Born in under 50. W arren, Sept. 29 f/D — S earch­ each claiming Prescott defaulted' Fort Pierce,'Fla. Died Monday. • Initial claims, which repre.scnt beth Dr.; Mrs, Henriette Fitx- that there were mimcious job op- to be awarded for the beat color full benefits of the Scout program ers returned to the woods today on a II.too note and each' seek­ fian Marino, Calif. Or. Edwin P. new spells of iinemployment. de­ gerald, 32 St. John St.;' Ernc.st portunities for gradual :ng pharma­ ing 11,500 damages. slide taken this fall depicting the to boys. BRIDGWAY MILLS autumn scene. Tlie entries will be Hubble. 63. one of the nation's clined to 2,262 with .57 vacation, Dowd. 32 Lilac St,; Joseph Ro.s.si cy atudents. About 85 per rent of seeking a mi.ssing 40-.vear-old con­ 1 He also spoke of Camp Pioneer Atty. Philip Bayer, of Manches­ LOAM foremost sstronomers and on the last week from 2.556, w ith-401 va- 298 Spruce .<51. the graduates go In'o the retail tractor who is believed despondent Dark, Rich, Cultivated. *1 Judged by a committee of three and atkted that Manchester Dis­ ter, atarted it all Sept. 31. when f iclub members and awards made at staffs of the observatories on Mt. (;ation. , but were considerably DLSCHARUKD TODAY: Mrs. field, he said, and the re.s| go into I because his wife last week sued Grade. No. '\ $3.00 cu. yd. trict had the highest percentage of ARTHRITIS ? sales. research ami production he filed two attachmenta on'We- Mm 'i AH-WooI " the |4nv. 9 meeting. Whether or not boys at camp this year of districts Wilson and Palomar Mountain. higher t’han the 1..502 initials taken Glady.s Kielhaiiia and son, 185 for divorce. Grade No. 3 $3.00 ru. yd. Born in Marahfield, Mo. Died Mon­ a year ago. This is the sixth con­ .North Main St.; 5fr.s. Helen O'Neill posts in the industry. half of local residents. Julian Delivered In Truck the alldes will be criticised as they In Charter Oak Council. "Pointing ' Starring Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn, "Roman Holiday. ■ I have been wonderfully bleaaed • State Police Lt. William Caa- Newton and Frederick G. Stevens. jare shown at that'meeting will be day. in fiielng restored to active life secutive week, in which initial and' .son. 85 Brookfield St.; Mrs. Within the next few years, he ey aaid Ralph H. Swanson was I.oad I.,nta—O rder Now Goat^ Swaatart out that the boys get more scout- a,film packed with laughter, love and frolic, will open Wednesday for ! said, the pharm acy l oiii-ne will Newton, who ssys Prescott ‘decided in October sessions of the Ingf'in one week st camp than can Buenos Aires, Argentina ‘ - fJen. after being rrippled in nearly claims have been higher than the Ann Hutton, 138 Pearl St.; Robert missing fi-om his small cabin in , Screened sand, stone, fill Alexis von Schwarz, 7.7;' Czarlat s four-day run at the .Slate Theater The film la William Wyler's Corresponding weeks a year ago. Spillers. 71 Charter Oak St.; Ed-| ”take five years. The ienlific ad- failed to repay a 1702.34 note. Is and gravel delivered. • RI7.KR $8-46 club. be given In a wt|ole year of troop every Joint in m.V body snd with the rear of hia wife's Isolated home j aakIng'forTsM . Ruaalan officer who taught engin­ brand new package, of captivating delight; ' ! muscular soreness from head to Most In Hartford ward Steele. Bolton: John Wads- anres in the field have been so here. Stevens, whose In making her Chri.itmas cards, m eetinga 1 he cited the average of attachment Is for $300, claims the NUSSDORF • ASanrlrd rninra. M rs. lx>rd has used h er wide ex* one badge peat boy earned at eering In 'Argentina's War College foot. I had P.neiimsloid Arthritis Hartford led thy state in the worth. 23 Cumberland St Jack »< hool can not leach Casey sald searchers yesterday for many years snd chief of engin­ number of claims .with 2.249. of Cavagnsro. 103 Ridge St. ’ : required subjects in fourj,yeHrs. defendant failed to make good on CONST. CO. perlence In craftwork. Many of her cam p). ' •Minutes later, he was hack but and other forms of Rheumatism, ' There will always he a ciSmand followed a trail of blo|]d that led a $247.44 loan. { cards show dramatic black and In closing their family night eering for the Russian Army at the Trust Co. Branrli stayed only long enough to inquire hands deformed snd my ankles w hich 1.334 were deferred vaca­ ------V from Swanson's bed' into the Phone Mitchell 9-$408 time of the Communist Revolution. tion claims; next were Bridgeport I for competent .pharmari.st.s, declar- Another Manchester resident.! white shots of figurines she has sr-' program the boys repeated their who had cut Jiis hair were set. j I ed Dean Hewitt, and the university woods rfter two fired cartridges Winnie A. Reid, has attached Pres-J ranged in scenic or seasonal set­ Scout oath nnd laws, both of which Died Sunday. Another half hour passed oefore w ith 1,966. w ith 112 vacation. New Chattanooga. Tenn. - - Clarence Opeiie*! Year Ajjo Limited spare prohibits telling' Haven 1.271, with 230 vacation, UaiiGGr C urable, I has the only campus scliool of and a .22 caliber rifle were found tings. had been used slang with the he returned. in his empty., cabin. His hedclpth- Ranshaw Avery. 60, president and vou m oie here |t,ut if you ■^■111 and W aterbury 1,191 w ith 597 va­ I pharmacy from Maine to .Maryland One shows a sketch of, a train pledge 'to the flag, in opening the Quickly, he strode up to Zim- write me I will reply st once lind cation. Betw een 1.000 and .500 ing was smeared with blood. Caaev on the front carrying the line', " E x ­ program . general manager of the Chatta­ Mancheater Tnjst Co. officials meiinan. slapped him on the face H eauh U nit Fiiulsl***' He urged’ the said. nooga Glaaa ,Co.. for neatly 20 tell you how I received this won­ were Thofnpsonville 836. Middle- pressing (Jhrlstmas Gteellngs." PTA Meeting Tomorrow took note tialay of their North End and walkeil bark out tiie dooi. derful relief. town 859 and Nonvich 565. Under __ ; school and to advise eny youngster .Swanson laat was seen Monday Thi theme was f ontlniied on the in-’ Mrs: Allen Belcher. Mrs. Ray­ yeara. Born In Penaacola,.iTlB. Div'd Branch s first birlh{lay, citing the morning at seven o'clock by his 500 were Danielson 485, Stamford H artford. Sept. 29 i4>i I interested in the field of pharmacy side of the fol()ifr which ahoWlT a mond E. liaglin, Mrs. R. Kneeland Monday. branch as a valuable adjunct to the i A fine of $1.5 for losing s miisket to communicate with him. wife and Walter Yeoman, an em­ snapshot of a model train with a Wellesley, Ma'ss, Ray,‘A» Mon- bank's main office on Main St. | 478, D anbury 456, New B ritain State Health Department pro­ Jones, Jr, and Mrs. Warren Amuhd- firelock was prescribed for the 381, New London 298, Meriden 289. ploye of .Swanson. tree ornament mask and carried grieff, 67. hydro-electric engineer The branch, erected at the lorner Mrs. Lela S. Wier duced figures today which show CORDUROY sen will be hostesses for the first Cohlinental Army soldier in s T orrington 281, Ansonia 271, N or­ Slate Police, and volunteer fire­ the inscription, "wishing you un­ meeting of PTA tomorrow night snd a vice ptesident of Charles T. of North Main ant) Oakland Sts. to manual written by Baron von that cancer is not neiessarily a men fol'oved bloodhounds aeoimd Nothing like it limited cheer for the .New Year.'/ - Main, Inc., Boston. Born in Helena, accommodate the-bank's North End 280.5 Arhor HIIU Drive walk 268. Bristol 136 and Wllli- T eaelier (loiivieled at the school. Steuben. Htip yourstlf to , fatal disease. the woods Monday In an unsuccesf. CRAWLERS The Dooley family has varied Mont. Died Monday. cuatomera, was opeqed for business , m antio 133. A 25-mlmite film entitled "Pref­ P. f*. Box 2695 . Deferred claims for vacation ful 10-hour search, .••ever beforo! each treatment: during I he year and ace to Life" will be shown during Dayton. Ohio Willard E. Talbot, a year ago today. j Reporting on statistics from the • RI7F.R 1-3 60. who with Robert .S. King es­ fastur out-of-town sorvice shjitdow ns rose to 2.948 from 2.167 ! cancer register which it main- O n B reak Uliarwe have gone to,much pj/ns to create the get-arquainted meetl/lg. It Robert Hathaway, vice president : Jackson 7, .Mississippi HORSRRACK DRI5 ING • AMSOKTKD (OIA)R.8 tablished the Refiners OiL Co., of of the trust com pany, I'-eported that^', the' previous week; there were 57 I tains, the deparlment aaid in its The Beautiful New a layout of background material portrays three different nppronches CALL Initial and 2.891 continued in the weekly health bulletin: • RA.NFORI/r.D lor the plioWigraphsf Tlie DcKiley to child rearing snd the results Dayton, the nation's largest oil the branch's business had increas­ Do you like to get last long diitance telephone I Bridgeport, Sept. 29 i,TM Philip Ironton. Ohio /fl*! ' Can a man dlstribiillng firm when .Standard ed steadily over the y«ar and that following oflices: Ansonia 3 con­ i "There were 10.145 Connecticut card Is wholly pholoqraphic and a produced by each. Charles W. Lathrop Krapp. 34. a priv6te-.srhool teach ­ be accused of drunk driving when Oil Co., took it over in 1931. Bom the bianch's drive-in window and service? Of course, you do! And there’s one thing tinued. Bridgeport 22 initial and reaident.s who had been diagnosed Clowning achievement of sorts was School Health Check Set FOR 90 continued. Bristol 7 Initial and er. 'of Sleep ^111 Ril.. Vl’eaton, he's on horseback? A police car reached la.at year when the la rd in Omaha, Neb. Died Monday. p.arkmg area had pro'.en to be at­ you can do to help yourself get it — just give in previous years as having can­ received a a.ispended Jail term and Miss Margaret Danehy. schooj LIABILITY INS! RANCE DON'T 7 continued, Danbury 2 continued. cer who were living in 19.50 with chased a tipay_driyer And his steed R U S e p soil envelope were .me aheet of nurse, will start on a pingram of Denton, Md. -Charles Griffith tractive features for the North End the operator the out-of-town number whenever waa placed on probation for two the other night. Just a.s the officer $ custom ers. AND REAL ESTATE Danielson 11 continued. Hartford no apparent signs of the disease. paper. checking the hearing of each of Dukes. 86. form erly associated w ith Threw Them Away you can. If you do that, chances are your coll years in .Superior Court today on cornered his quarry with the time- COMBINATION Scout Meeting Held y the Hall-Baker Grain Co., in The branch is rpn by a staff of 100 East Center St., .MI-9-0384 6 initial and 1,328 continued. Meri­ "Each of these persons had been v5> the 305 children at the local school still Pient.v Of Wear I>eft In wijl go through twice as fast. That's why it’s g den 1 initial and 72 continued. Mid­ five counts of breaking and enter. honored, ''Puli over to the curb," Kansas City, Mo„ and member of ^ six under assistant 'l easurer Jo-j Shoes Repaired Here treated by surgery, radiation or Ing. He pleaded guilty .Sept. 22 SCREiN B STORM Si-onlmasler •Kilward .Swift.' Ltomoi row- The school recently pur­ good idea to keep a list of out-of-town numben dletown 11 initial and 214 con- the thought oceiirred to him: sa.4islanl U'lwrenre W'olthaii.icn, chased an audiometer fof ita own an old Caroline County, Md., aeph Volz, who is serving as | chemi-therapy or a combination of Judge Edward .1. Daly aaid he' branch manager. you may want to call again. Easy? Yes, and easy tiriued. New Britain 61 continued. "What can 1 charge the guv 3-81.29 OVERALLS 1.S9 Troop t'hairman RqnaM Groae, use. — family. Died Monday. 1 these forms of treatment. Each extended clemenrv to Mr. Krapp w ith ?" S ^ ▼ "T t r MT ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ New Haven 3,initial and 227 con­ . Neighborhood Uoinmlsaioner Al­ Previously hearing checks had SAM YULYES as it sounds, calling by number is a very important had been reported on follow-up as In order that the former in.structor .5nourscjif to even better telephone _ at the Prospect Hill Grammar friskv horse cantered off, his ► TOYS J continued. Thomp.sonville 4 initial I esse during the y ear 1950. were all on hand la.it night to su­ ment personnel. Difficulty In mak­ Mode.sto. Calif. Police c i te d 'Tucson, Ariz. CD There was ter Kind bone While You service. The &>utbem New England Telephone and 267 continued. Torrington 4 School, Baal .HAyjin. might con- rider bobbing in the saddle. Business Husklis Winter a 13-year-old high achool boy for Adam Zimmerman, a barber, k FOR THE KIDDIES 9 W alt. I "Of these cases 24 per rent were «itk VENTILATIIN CONTROL Nylon pervise the work of the large num­ ing an appointment for the local Company. continued.^Waterbury 2 initial and ber of boy.i attending the meet­ achool during two years fd to the driving through a red traffic light giving a haircut. ^ Large Aasortment ^ 15 MAPl.E STREET 595 continued, and Willimantic 4 j akin cancers, 22, per rent breast Shnr ^ahurdln# ing of Troop .No. 75 at the local decl.slnn to make Ijie rhachine a on his hirycle. Then his customer .suddenly bolt­ Opp. First National Store continued. cancers. 19 per cent female genital OFinished like your car— WsigM The bike collided with an auto­ ed from the shop, leaving the Parking I.ot organ cancers and the remainder school. Giose estimsle.s the troop part of local equipment." t Arthur Dnig Stdirai 1 Lark of work layoffs were re­ with baked-on outdoor Hose will re-regi.alcr about 20 scouts The Rr^hjjol Board felt that un- mobile, hut the hoy escaped injiify. money for the unfinished trim. ported in the following industries: were distributed among the other site groups." enamel. Fants SlMfMrs Nov. I. fabricated metals 170, batteries 51-56 Thirteen of the aennta ramped mo. watchei) 100. transportation Still quoting figures from 1950. • Made of Triple-Pro- •-II aiXMt 8-16 HIzm 1-6 out with ‘ a.asistani Scoutmaster the Health Department said the equipment '100, electrical ap- | tecied GALVANIZED . Wolthnn.ien following the family pliafices 115, garm ent 90 part- : darker side of the picture that m m ? * night party. Tlicy included Rnb- time, hats 80 part-time,, te«.lites ’ y ear wa.s th at 5.732 new cases of STEEL for strength and ■ ert Q'leanal. Richard Avery. Ste­ 70. machine parts 70. miscellane- I cancer were diagnosed for the long life. 6 9 c 4 .9 8 1.69 oils metallic 60, electrical products first, time during the year. 4.776 phen .NtcAnceny, Stephen Higgins, (ah§ mrmilahU in mhtminum) David and Flllott Bailey, Dimran 45. rubber producLs 40, and textile by general hospitals and 958 by products 40 for one week. death certificates alone. • lUMITE SCREEN positively will not RUST, ROT McDonough. Thoma.i Johnson. Carl .lohnsnn. Ronalrl Carr, Wil­ Situation By Area Also there were 3,278 ca.ses of or CORRODE —filters out dust and dirt. In Ansonia, 40 garment workers the disease which had been diag­ liam Jewell, Harold and William went on psu-t-time' schedules. In nosed earlier and were atilt active Jarv'is. t ONNECTICUT 0^ BRIDGWAY MILLS The program at Camp Johnson Bridgeport, an electrical appliance in 19,50. 188 .MIDDI.F, T I R M ’IKF. W EST — T E I- MI-9-6461 manufacturer laid oft 90, a maker Ssturday night featured tsika by R. J. LTONSl Troop Chairman Grose; George of machine parts 70, a jewelry firm PAS.SES WRONG MAN I.Or.M, AGF.NT Bellinger, chairman of ramping Drive tlie (>ar that 60 and a fabricated metals plant OPEN DAILY 9;00>9:0p PHONE MI-9-7382 i., sclivitles of the .Manchester Dis­ 20. Three D anbury h a t firm s placed Trumbull. Sept. 29 (Jx—A vouhg i OPEN AM, DAY WEItNE-SDAY 80 on part-time schedules. Cheshire motorist who was arrested i OKE THE BARTLEH-BRAINARD CO. trict and Bnice McElray. profes­ sional Scout for this district. In the Danielson area, an elec­ for speeding after another driver i HARTFORD trical products firm laid off 40, a complained that he had been forced c FREE PARKING ! Prog ram Outlined j Produrt of Th$ F. C. R iimwII Co., rirvplnnd textile products firm 40 for one partly off the road paid a'|30 fine | Gio.iC outlined, the local Scout week, and a textile mill 25. A New in town court here. program apjl the need for addi­ HaVen watch plant laid off 100, a Judge Frederick F. Ehrsam fined tional help, on the Troop Commit­ b a tte ry firm 100. and a nibber I Thompson Bradley. 19. yesterday tee He also announced , the products concern 40. A tra n sp o rta ­ ! after State Policeman Donald War- financial drive for .Manchester Dis- tion equipment concern in the New I ner testified he cauglil him travel­ THE t'irf would open on Oct. 4 si London area laid off 100. which lime literature on scouting Plutectslbur Investment Best! ing 1.5 to 80 mites an hour on the LO O K AH EAD ft / A Stamford garment firm placed Merritt Parkway Saturday. and its neSfls will be left at each ,50 on part-time schedules. A Tor­ Warner said he had received a hou.se in town. rington manufacturer of electrical rhdio report that Bradle.v’a station : On Sunrla.v, Oct. 1 1 , a return equipment laid off 25. A Water- wagon had almost forced a car off PREMIUM FUEL call wiir be made for solicitation burv fabricated metals firm laid a. road in O range. j of funds. Since .Scouts are not off ’150. 'What Bradley didn’t know waa ! allowed In solicit funds, this must that an occupant of the car he 1 THAT ■ t 'E he done by an adiill who will he pa.ssed in Orange waa Leo F. Car- mVoVnp.-inied by S9011IS. Here, Kaniikaxe Drug roll of Ridgefield, major and acting the help of parents would be ap- commander of the State Police De­ i I prerialeil not only Ip/ furnish partm ent. Iranspnrfation hut to do-the ac­ Atldicls O^rowing tual soliciting., • __ COSTS YOU LESS! Grose poinldd not that money ral.sed In the drive goes to the Tokyo (4^-A drug which Kamt- support of the Manchc.ster District kar,e pilots used during World and the c.amp .site. M will also War 11 to key from falling asleep he used to help sup||orl the pro­ on long-range suicide flights has gram of cqiarlrr Oak 'CoiinriL and caused a juvenile drug addict.on // the Boy .Seoul ramp iq New Hart- ■ problem in .I^apan. / > fnnl, camp Pioneer. . TTie Welfale Ministry estimates '.\ccidenl Policy Offered there now aje 1,.500,000 addicts of Retlinger. in talking to the “philnpon, " the trade name for group Saturday, told them of the dimethyl aminopropane. After the Btautiful, Pmrmanmnf, acrident policy made available to war, university students used the Scouts by tile Hartford Accident drug to keep aijake during ejtami- j , Colorful, CImian and Indemnity Co at a . cost of nations after a sleeplc.ss night of onlys51 per year. Its benefits In­ cram ming. clude up to l.'flO medical expense; Then the addiction sprifsd $1,000 fori death and $5,000, dis- rapidly. Three recent murders were committed by youths under the influence of the dpig st ANNIVERSARY • North Branch — j I \ Tree Removal Job A PREMIUM FUEL^iecauie _ We. at NVtrIh Branch, on the occasion of our Aral annl- N.: (lonlrael Signed CONNECTICUT COKE, manufactured and refined to ton- versar.T, cheerfully greet the host of good friends we have tain over 90ro pure cafbon—higher than any other solid come to know and serve during the past twelve months. fuel—gives you more heat per ton than coal...' steadier, The (ontracl for the clearing.of more uniform heat . . . quicker heat . . . cleaner heat - r the .Memorial Field high school site KITCHEN, lATHROOM, . . . with less work! To all those who have made our Drive-In Window one of .was Signed ye.sterday and.'the work UUNDRY, MIAKFAST NOOK of removing trees will begin _ the most popujar stopping places jn town., we sa.v •thanks’’, Thtirsdayr - Park - Snpertntmdmt' Horace F. Miirpheys office re­ m i m because and look forward to continued plea.sant relations "IhrougK ported today. ■ CONNECTICUT COKE is now dollars 1cm per ton than thie gla.ss window.” The job will he done b.v the Car­ ter Tree experts, of Manchester, coal . . . and more heat per ton. than coal means fewer r ' which submitted tfi^ low bid of tons to buy during the heating season. > To our many friends wKW-|nake steady use of our Large' 63.795 for the projehl, which'in­ Hftdanei Co^p volves about half of the land in the parking Area while ihey Hank leisurely, we send our iWdiYiwfiaaPHOOMtil 41-acre site. The contract calls for GUARANTEED tecaure greetin'gs and hijpe they will continue to enjoy Main’St; IS M«. PlM MM*, rwa completion of the work by Dec. 1. hankittjg in . whoN remove the balance and refund you for the amount To those who have not yet made use of our convenient IHOfooily roooitl io 12 cooeocofiv* that Marcury kaaps its value wilhoul bumps or btilgc.4—anticipates tomorrow’s re(:oril of any car—5 big tvins in 4 years (Mercury oner Morris H. Wnibel today ‘ le- Cofilaful platNc wall Mia ... a«Mt removed. hanking facilities, we extend a cordial invitation to do so moMlhly.l|Mtoni!io«ie of tIOrOS Mch. design trend in cars, givea you money-saving willi overdrive) in officjliil economy tests. Here’s liiitantly" exonerated the husband "parmananl>aaufy.la yawr hama.j of an East Hampton woman of l^ighest, longest, in its cigss. style protection. You get out-of-lhc-fulurc lines economy that yon can count on-^lhal will help im m OOOD KIASONS w hy CONNEOICUT COKE, fuel and di.scover how ea.sy and pleasant it is to bank “the BEST TIME EVER TO BUY A criminal responsibility in the death Easy la claan-w ill aat crack/ 2 U l! tlL U North Branch wav.” ► A t'IW m i/. it't "yaa” promptly that won't be ’’dAted’! for years. keep your .Mercury in big demand. of his wife in an automobile acci­ craca ar fada. Many naw, baavli* choice of more than 40,000 families, is BEST to 4 out of 5 umployod mon «nd dent. 4/om«n-m«rrr*doruingU. ^Yoif^get back more of the ful calert la chaaeafram in plain Mrs. Florence Orlacchio. 31, was FOR ANY FURNACE! . orjfl itiir afliliatMl companiot aro MERCURY PERFORMANa 1$ PROVED V-8vP^ERF0RMANCE MERCURY OFFERS MORE FROM TRYOUT TO TRADE-IN fatally injured when an automobile .'ar mariilaigad paHamt. 'S f now tha largaut loan group in tha original cost at troefe-ifi time. Mercury’s famous V-8 engine is by the luiilders More In-aiily, more luxury and comfort, in short, driven by her husband, Ernest Or­ U. S. — with ovar 800 officau • $ ' >’ER t o n (CASH) throughout Amarica. Phona first of more V-8 engines iban all other coinpanics com­ more id wlial most drivers want! For example, lacchio, skidded on the west pave­ 5 9 c Bq. f.'t. .00 ment and crashed into a tree in CHUTE DELIVERY for a 1-visit loan. Coma, in or Here’s why.,^______^ bined,>lt is \ -8 performance at its itirilly, lively the greatest array of optional power fralure.s writa ftsiwia/ todayl Portland Ju ly 30. best . . .'with a lorig liead start on nesvcomers onered by iiiiy popular-priced ear: power steering, In his finding. Coroner Wnibel PHONE MI-9.5253 U«I» $as ta $soo to tl»e V-8 lield. AddMcrcury’s proved stamina piover brakes, electric winiiow lifts, no-sbift said that the inquest developed "Viuir Siore of 'Friendly Service" an Slgnafura Alan# evidence that Orlacchio had been and long life keep maintenance costs low. Your -Merc-O-Malic Drive, gas-saving Toi/kh-O-Maiic l»«s'l miss the Ms Ivlevl»l«a kll. "TOABT OF THY. TOWM" drinking and that the rear tires of Coil Cennoeticut Celt* Mercury will act newer longer.' ■ - Overdrive,- eveik's 4-way adjustable power seat! with Ed BalUvas. 6aadajr .T e.lai, S Is I. StatiM WKIC-TV. - the automobile were wont smooth. Ckassfl 6, ’ . P 'However, I find no direct evidence Fi^ff Phone Enterpris* MANCHESTER THU$r that Orlacchip was Intoxicated or. that any act of his was the cause MS MAIN STREET of the accident: I therefore, re­ ■M Ka. KUia iOfeeiMO 9-6SM luctantly exonerate him of crim­ 1450 1 2n4 FRaar, Ovtr W aalwarth'a • MORIARTY BROTHERS inal responsibility fbr the. death of Dpen ditily 'I a.m. to .If p-m., includ- MItcliall 9-74$t • RManchastar Or Your Roquior Fuel Doolor •sratrf J. Cissls|llia. Jr„ VIS M$H||sr Mrt. Florence Ortacehlo," tH» flild-1 IBE.:. W.fclnesday'. afternoons and . - ) 301-315 CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER In f M atea. Saturdaye'unUl boob. OPEN THUtSDAY EVENINOS UNTIl I >ilAIK 0fflCE, ’923 MAIN ST.»NORTH B«ANC», 15 NO. MAIN ST.M ELIin'^R I m m im4< M mIdHti rt iM «nrWil4lil| IMH

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. t ■ ; V n m im a L MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN4 TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29.1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.1963

reeded In doinf very much to Ad­ profligate in its supply of those pound for alieep, with some Mexi­ 4lanrl|PBtpr vance the hlshly-priUaed Point commodities the senses demand. MisB Beauchamp can packers bidding up to five. Pour ProRiTim it Itaelf origlnAted, We take what we are offered; and Connecticut I'he general run of atocker ^ttntitt0 . Iferald it could be underatood if the pay more heed to it. Gues^ at Shower calves are bringing 10 to 14 cents PUBLISHED Bt ' t HI Riaenhower adminlatration ehoiild How lovely a thing is bird song. a pound. Calves fat from dry feed HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC, Yankee sell up to 20 cents a pound but 11 Blwtll Street be cool to font'Ard cmphAAiR o f th e wheiT" the volume diminishes! A Mlu France* N. Beauchamp, there aren't many such animals. U anchelter. Conn> , month ago the alder was full of By A- H. b. daughter of Mr.eand Mra. Leo L. Charlotte R. Gray THOMAS r, FERGUSON, name program under the same W hatavrr happens, there will be WALTER R. FERaUSON, title. • , morning twitter, and all day long Beauchamp, 66 Unnmore Dr., who fewer cattle and sheep around to Puhltthers The gentleman who haa Just re­ Such coolness seems In evidence, song was plentiful and cheap. And will be nqarried to Arthur Vigneau see the winter through. Many ' FoundediC^ctobgr 1; 18J1 tired from the eminence of the I even as a new Point Four Board we listened not half so well as now, on Oct. 3, waa guest of honor at a have been sold off, othera were Teacher of Voice and Piano Publlihed Btott Brenlns E*«pt State Supreme Court Was the first m lscellaneoua ahower on Sept. 30. shipped to other states. The Mid­ Buntfaye and Holiday*. Entered at the takes office, on appointment by^ when the organized chorus has dis­ political boss we ever covered. Po*t Office a t Manchceter. Conn., a* Oueata were preaent from HarH land area, usually good cow coun­ President Eisenhower. For it takes appeared, and the best voices are Associate Justice John A. try. will go Into winter with leas' Second CJaaa Mail Matter. ______ford, Weat Hartford, Baat Hai;t- TIL MM.9R72 over a progfalti .which has already absent, and the' call of the jay is Cornell, the slight) scholarly look­ ford, Middletown and Mancheater. than 25 per cent of its normal 71 FOXCROFT DRIVE SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing jurist, never did look like a Payable In Adrance been cui laUer) hy discharge of per­ often dominant, and even the cat The hoateaa waa Mra. Eugene L. number of cows. Cow herds in the On* T ear ...... tlS.SO political boss. Nor, as we look Beauchamp, aiater-in-law of the Panhandle have been cut severely. SIX M octlu ...... 7.75 sonnel, and which also fiieJs Its bird, with sweet challenges to back, do we think that he ever had bride-elect, who waa aaaiated by Thre* Month* ...... 1.90 One Month ...... 1.30 very identity threatened by an ad­ mimicry absent, relapses more and too much liking for ithe role. It Mra. Leo L. Beauchamp, mother of IVeekly ...... , .30 ministration plan to merge it in­ more to Its own routines. But w as, in his tim ing of Til'd career, a the bride-to-be. The honor guest RW .J-- Single Copy ...... 06 swift road to power, mstinctlon, to one general program for Amer­ when, in the midst of this rather received many lovely and tiseful and the bench. His supreme poli­ MEMBER OF ican foreign aid. The worst thing rough noise, there comes the sud­ gifts. Refreshments were served at THE ASSOCIATED PRES.S tical power existed in a brief, In- a beautifully decorated table. The A*»ocl*tea Prci* I* exrluelvely this seems to mean is that Point den clear note of some one who 'toryal between two bridges--the entitled to the hue or republlcetlon or *11 new* di»patche*j^credlted to H. _;or Four aid. in the future, would be seems a stranger, but a singer, one a bridge he caught the Repub­ not otherwlee crooitet.' In till* jjaper connected w ith m ilitary bu.sines.s. how quickly we turn and listen and licans having contractual fun with and aleo the local nt*** publiehrd here. - and the second bridge one The Drought Worsens All rlRhr* of rcpubllcxtlpn of epcclal going only to those nations which look! dl»p»trhc» herein are alao re*erved. Great Jasper caught his city ad- were willing to engage in mlll- Often the look -is unrewarded, niinlst.'Btlon repafMng at what Oil Texas Ranges Full aervice client of N. E. A. Sen-- ,tary cooperation with us. for the birds, at this sea.son, seem Jasper said was too much cost. Be­ ’'WbUaher* Repre.aentative*: ..The This is a prospective perversion to treasure the privacy of late tween the two. bridges, Cornell T H I S C A L L OPENS THE DOOR .Tuliua Mathew* Special Agency — New (Coatlnued from Page One) of the original Point Four prin- ; foliage much as we trea.sure thc'r elected a Democrat mayor of York Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Bridgeport, played a ' crucial role MEMBER AUDIT B U R K * OF clple, which was not to make wae, own late song. Rut It is enou^-h to wave sent temperatures past lOA CIRCULATIONS.'______■■ in the nomination and cIc<’tion of hut to try and build rondltlons'of have voite prove their presence, one Wil'oiir L. Cro.as a.s Governor In much of Texas yesterday. Sey­ The Herald Printing Company, Inc;, M A Y B E peace. It is a prospective perver­ and to have .some heart, e v e n if of ConnexUeut. and accepted his mour In north Texas recorded 107, Mi>9 urD6 t 1 ) 0 ftniTicUl rcBpon^lblUty for Wichita Falls and Llano 100, Dal­ typographical error* appearing In ad- sion of the original Point Four anonyiiious, push out song again.st own appointment to lh<* i^uperior vertlaementa and other reading rnatter C ourt Iwncli. las and Fort Worth 10.1, Dallas’ In The. Mancheater Evening Herald. mood, which was not strategic, the waning year. Hi.* equipment for being a politi- 105 w as 9 degrees higher than the f“fO wik DJsplav a(Aertl»lnK elnflng hour*: but humanitarian. lal boss included a knowledge of previous Sept. 28 heat record, set YOUR For Monday—1 p. m. Frlda.v. Point Four aid wjis Intended to ' organization, and an ability to give in 1938. No rain fell. ) For Tuesday—1 p. m. Mordiy. The hardest decision of hia life lie a clear gift, fpr.which no com­ ’('ommand.'; ami exjicct compliance, For \Vedn*aday—1 p. ni. Tuesday. Brc*ak-I*roof O ils ' faced many a weat Texas rancher: For' Thur*d*y—1 P. ni. \\ edneaday. mitment was to be demanded ex­ hut the main equipment v.as what ' f F or Frldav—I p. m. Thur.«diy. you thouglil of when you looked with only part of his herd left, a l E M E R C E N C Y For Safur appea.se and buy off the Mc- he heightened .if, meanwhile, we ato ry in 19.M. U” Oru flagration in its way, for it wa.s age 19. is in your own hands. ^^•etrocqrdi-^ ____ Caith.vites. We slioiild lie perfi'ctly i are providing actual field demon- Offieials said the men”apparent­ an opinion holding unconstitutional J. That you livi in Connecticut “a* and Seruml willipg to acknowledge and recog­ stratmhs of \vhat we mean, and ly hoped to reach the roof of the a law which liad been put on the Pictured; A few pieces of Heywood-Wake- I of what i-an he done. underwear shop through a sky­ liooks witli the advice and coun.sel and are under a^e 65. But remember, please: because of nize the existcui e, CO' Franco Spain, light. cross to the wall over the field Modern from big Open Stock .selections and In welcome hSam o Spain into to the legislature of the then chief for bedrooms, d(ning roAms, dinettes, living 2. That neither you, nor your wife' Direct Enrollment is "self-enrellmenF' the broad benefits and “no health plank and then u.se the knotted justice of the State, 90 ^ D IT IO N A L d a y s the United .N’ationsr along'with a eloths to drop outside the 20-foot If Cornell knew this, he wa.s fol­ rooms. 1 questions” policy, Direct Enrollmerit « '5 0 p ., S Meat Price Paradox brick wall. or husband, works lor a firm lot of other nations now being lowing th'e lav*.'. In any case, and So that you can sign up right from must be limited to ten days only —• h.si'red from memhersliip iiv one .Seirelarv of Agrieiiltiire Ben­ This was the first attempt to he was right, tillgh « catastrophic employing 5 or ntore persons. break out of the 148-year-old cbnixl-mi -Hi your own home, we are printing a "Oc c i d e n t c a p e woild party or the otlier. But we son has ordered an official in­ [iri.son since bank robber Theodore October 1-10 — and cannot be re­ 4 v * J . „ i rei’llv, howevor. find the* S^upromc 7 to 9 p.m* C 7 ^ 3. That your application reaches can hardly erawl into this snug li'r vestigation of the nrrum.atan. es . Green e.sr.vpnl by sen etmg h„fi-, ,it„ation. ,,ro- IT S H O M i complete membership application on peated for at least a year or more. visit. '"P to SIO peroer • ■ . whu li have fmmd the price of, H of rags be,ji^^ _ _ p Blue Cross by October 10. lie private kind of arrangement Clo.scfl from to Kl this newspaper page. A few minutes’ Better get your appliciation in the with Franco without feeling a lit­ meat to ron.sumera rising during, a j f'?"', ‘r'f ! Ui^/fU'^d.'' *r'if./hu»bond i» Mlf-OTipW**! □ U^ploywi □ R.fir«l □ ^ p#r»on» . f’ ■ fast and contiguously aa these To the ^Public of Manchester, cases fhat it can corre^ the i M o rri.d .-Japan. We have been conspiring Do not pass up a good'thing. distr^sing habit in 2 !1o 4 presenting the NEW W a tk in s or wtploy.^ arttf ' with Japan in the violation of a claima would indlcste. Connecticut Blue Cross ia having I p.r,ieni eowpl.l." nploytki byi week.'ii — without drugs or Ihli Mellon olio (Norn, ond Addrw* of Plrm) Cfin.stitntion wo our.scK-c.s - gaviji In the meat price aitliatlpn this direct enrollment of the public attachmen's. Japan. W’e arc .spon.soring the n^- j .summer, the paradox was certain- from Oct. 1-10. .See their advertise-' I vival of a .lapane.so niilitari.sm 1.V Yt'J'y plain., Tlie price to pro- nienta in the public press. In oase t CHECK TYPE OP MEMSERSHIP . Hu.bond 6 W if. (Mot.rn.ty lnelud.d) □ Pomlly (Mot.rnffy I n c b d ^ you. your friends or your relatBvs ENURTONE: ; Uucejs went' down to post-war I appiieD POR: IndividoolII Vrew(No Mot.rnily)...... r# UJQ 'vliic-h, lo m ll wc know, m ay once do not alreadjz^ Bine Clr«^s. IT'S YOUR PARTY TONIGHT! It's a preview of agaiiii prove to be the wor.sl cnemv lows. Tlie price to consumers went here 1s .vonri'^jiortunlty. Gei' it Tested hv Doctors I H«be~l« via e-i •" "►<:*«'»? YWOel... of thC|”J.spanc.,se people thein.scivc.s. ■ toward po*t-war highs. I now while It Is hot because an- the N E W W atkins . . and Home Fashions fbr Fall. I b. H»f.d b.low to b. Inelud.d und.r your mombw p I other chance like this might not Recommended by Doctors t M A I l T O And poihap.s ivhat we will get frenn I Furthermore, coniliUons this fall iiHh Dot. Month Y.or I come along for a long time. Better W e've re-arranged three of our big display floors; M iddl. Initiol this will bo .^engih. And perhaps are likely to be somewhat parallel. Patented by Doctors I Flr»t N orn. : get on the band wagon while the program Husband DIRECT INROllM INT DEFT. It will be weiakne.s.s. A large inarkeling of meal i* ex­ , "getting is good." ( I S No. 2,1'*7,.1S8), E M ’K- re-styled the Main Floor. We're all slicked up for The only good principle. In- pected, W'e shall see whether that ! Very sincerely yours, TO.VE was developed after this annual event, because this is '''really special." W if. vrtived In' the.se iwo "succc.sgea" haa any influence on the pine to I W'm. P. Slover, many years of painstaking I t. Son O CONNECTICUT mrdieal reaenreh. There'll be so.mething doing every minute . . MOVTKf^ 'M iracle IJiuierfoot" In * for American policy is that of consumers. Perhaps Becrclaiy I Superintendent Manchester Poughtor [p Memorial Hospital. ' , t'filAj- and .sound by Bigelow. anti-f.ommiinlsm. The question is Benson's'• Investigation will have FREE INFORMATION Movies, Musfe, Priie Contaet and Refreshments, Till* Hlory of a famllv redecorating Son H U E C R O S I w hether that one gcK>d princlaie •some healthy influence. In an.\ iVanut Sale Sitcee*alg|. thr living room of their ranch- Pauflhtor □ F or FR E E com plete of course. You'll confirm once^again the fact that is enough to heal all the violat®^ case, an inve.stlgatiun which can To the Editor, , ” I detail*, I.Vpo home. v- . 9. it’s BLUE CROSS for a million Connecticut people mall coupon today. Son O 34S WliHday Ava- ilfnore both the snap conclusions of The Kiwania Nailbn.il Kids' Day her# in Manchester you have one’ of the finest and of .principle Which are also In­ peanut aale haa been completed MH-SIC Mr. Frederic E. Werner ' Doughtor Q volved. Or will thoae violations the public and the'propaganda of playing .ymir leqiieal selection* on auccessfully and I should appreci­ largest displays of things for the home in all New Son New Haven* Cenn. IsiiSon the cause they are intended the American .Meal Institute and ate very much the use of your the Hammond Electric Organ. . Doughtor □ columns to thank the citizens of • ENURTONE CO. England. Coma spend two solid hours with us to­ CONNICTICUT HOSPITAl SIRVICE, INC., NEW HAVEN to strengthen? How much do make a presentation of the facts I’RI/.ES Six' prizes ranging i^end na manay wWi Ap^JUarten. i involved will be very welcome. Manchester for their excellent aup- I 119 Ann St. (M il) ^ night! mijans determine the eventual port-of this worthy program. from a <98 chair to <19.75 In m er- end? •jV / chandiae for the, beat 6-Word alo. Very truly yours', I IJiirtfbrd. Conn. .DATft. C. E. Hogan, ?hairninn, gan about Watkins Brothers. KiHing Market For Soi Kiwania Kida' Day. I SIGN ^ hraliKs. #11 lafsrosll The Threat To Point Foiir Name REFRESHMENTS Refreih you^. Now our awarenesses -c- iO'wt iflwe self with "Cokes on tha house.'* The National Geographic Soci­ * A ddress ...... Since there is .am h a thing as nia.v inflict upon their intangibili­ ety says that ashes flew so thick ■I , political pioprietorshii) of policy ties the language of tlie market during the .1912 eruption of Mt. , C i t y ...... WATKINS Ojf MoHckeiie/i Katmai in Alaska that a Iqntern program s, ajicr ainc-e 'not even the place — begin , their seasonal I Uhlid's Age .., Truman administration ever ,suc- held auxem's length cogld not be fluctuations. Nature is no longer seen. f - - - runt—inT-i3-|itwiiinuF sniHiiiiga 1.' 2 ^ -

\ ■ • 1. * f. ' * " ^"■"'f'- t'^’r ■' •'■ (,■ . t S r • •/ ^• • -'-f . _ , ' i . . , i " . ■ ■' ' ■ ■ ,,-1 --Y MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD,'Mi^CHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.1953 jFAGENI r A O E E I G H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1988 - i ------' ■ iW IF — .— — ‘ffa/ B e ^ te ' to a lO.-day period,” Mr. Parnall paid by members who have left leaning St homes, who claim, to I Funeral Home is In charge^of the in Western attire Including tight bookworm type. Me, I like Blue Cross Cists explained, "Blua Cross can offer represent Blue Cross for the col- [ I’arents Urited to Attend Today*t Women payroll groups and who pay fees iBockville-Vernon local arrangements. pants, 10-gaIlon hats and fancy I aportamen.” ' full membership without any re­ lection of fees or applications. I Cub Pack ReorRaniz^ion boots. I Lillian baa been employed at strictions of benefits to all Con­ directly from home. Fees for In­ -TalcottvHle Items are now The sensation created among; , the- Garden In various capacltlea Direct Enrollment necticut residents under 6S years dividuals are $2.17 a month, for Parnall pointed out that all per- Cowgirl Makes iions interested in joining Blue handled through the Mancheater Manchester Boy Scout com­ th* male customers of the mid- ' since 1935, probably baa more Baby’s Arriyial Hurts o f age It neither w ife nor husband husband and wife, $4.,34 a month Cross through Direct Enrollment I •fiational Newspaper Week Evening Herald Rockville bureau missioners announce that the town Manhattan restaurant as we frienda among aporta celebrities, Connacticut Blu* Cross will con­ work where there are five or more and for families, $5.33 s month.' located at One Market St.,' tele­ Excellent Wife Jed the cowgirl brigade’ to a table perform er! and fan* than any persons employed." Bills are payable quarterly and should act promptly because U l Cub Scout program, which la duct another state-wide Direct En­ will not be offered for at least phone Rockville 5-SIS8. was aomething like an atomic woman In the world. rollment from Oct. 1 through Oct. Parnall pointed but that there will be mailed to new members desirable in all parts of town, Pride of Family Dog another year. i| Pngratn Planned by Elks oanndt .be a live program with­ By Using Rules blast, or an unscheduled perforbi- She haa learned the terminology EXTtA SPECIAL 10. General Manager Robert Par- are ho requirements or question* after epplications have been ac­ advertlsement out the backing o f the parents ance of Gypsy Rose Lee. 1 and individual foible* of the cir- hall announced today. regarding an applicant’s health- cepted. Membershipi for those Further Information about Di- - Vote Republican Monday, Oct. 5. of the boys involved in the pro­ As we engaged in light chit­ New York (A>)—Dogs often be- veraatlon down to earth, Bo'a*. Blua Cross Direct Enrollment ii 'past or present -and that those joining during Direct Enrollment reel Enrollment may be obtained j Rockville Sept. fll-Rockvine • be dlscuseed. Member* wishing to ; cus, the rodeo. *boxlng, wrestling, 2 Pidl the top lever for top qtiality gram. BjrfPOROTHV ROE chat. It developed two of the five the ice ahow, hockey, basketball, 1949 OLDS - o r come neurotic when a child u : Wbai’a In the bundle--money ? a apecial memberahlp opportunity enrolled through Direct Enroll­ will become effective December 1. at Blue Cross Area offices at 216 nf nun will tske bart in the attend the 10th anniversary dinner Cl own 81,, N ew Haven, 1336 Fair- ! ip id * # 01 Elks will take pan mine reservations tonight. candidates. ^omeB'* Editor lovely cowgirl* were married, and I the horse ahow and all the other born Into a family In which they: Now don’t 1^ your In answer to requests from thou­ ment receive the same coverage Complete applications will be Two reorganizatlonal meet­ for general hospital care as those field Ave., Bridgeport, 10.3 Grand : llSth obeervance of National News- , supper Reservations H, Cowgirl* make wonderful wives, the others intended to be at the sports and spectacles that ahow DE LUXE CLUB ,______1 a . J . temper, Towaer. We are bringing sands of Connecticut' people who printed in this newspaper and ings of Cub Packs are sched­ have ruled aa the pampered pet*, another little one Into our home. enrolled through groups. others throughout'the *tate dur­ St., Waterbury. 43 Farmington because the rules for keeping a firat possible opportunity. It was ; up at the Garden. cannot join the non-profit hospital ! jpaper Week Oct. 1 to 8. This an- \ The closing date for reserva- uled for this week, one Thurs­ ‘Thls wlll be the fifth Direct En­ ing Direct Enrollment. Tliose who Ave,, Hartford, 287 Main SJ„ Nor^ at this point that Ml.ss Jenkins But for one of America's best- SEDAN Thejealoua dog feela he haa: Towaer (forgetting himaelf and pl*n through payroll groups. Par- houncement was made by Ejialted tions for the ham supper to be day at 8 p. m. at the Second husband happy are much the same I rollment for Blue Cross. The last are eligible need only fill In the wlch, or at the Blue Cross home $EALY MAnRE$SES Women’s Chib ' gave out with her horae-husband I known career women, she has loat face. .beginning to growl)->-What, a hall aaid. ’nils Includes those who $29.95 and HP Congregational Church and tlje as those for handling a horse, to .stock No. 208-A. Radio, heal­ one, conducted 18 months ago, saw application gnd mall it ,to Con­ office, 345 Whitney Ave., New • Ruler Alden Bailey a. part of a ^ f i analogy: c * curiously old-fashioned ideas about Thl* wa* the problem worrying j P,**,PPY ’ I’ll tell you right now— are self-employed. In a profession, i______.h. hv 8 p ‘h® \eraon_ Center other Friday -at 7 :30 p. m. at ' w it; er, hydramatlc. farming, retired aa well as many names of 49,000 person’s added to necticut Blue Cross, 34.5 Whitney Haven. M llon-wlde salute to the press by Lillian uses m.mv of these rule* marriage, such as this: church has been continued from the South Methodist Church. ■ 1— Don’t ride him too hsrd. Kxrelleni Abner and Blale WhtMxy, vvho others. Membership In illue Cross, the plan's membership rolls. Total Ave.. New-Hsvfn 2. . * . ., . i I I Elks lodges throughout the coun- today to Wednesday, September Enjoys Skits In keeping her own hiLsband hap­ All parents of boy* in the.se 2— Ease up on the curb bit oc- "1 think a woman is silly to condition. were expecting a bleaaed e v e n t] Avfler—No. not a puppy. A baby which now haa better than .12 per Blue Crosji membership now There will be no pe^rsonal solici­ STOUT DEFENSE llT . .30th. py. He’s a sportsman named keep on working after marriage. II The program la being planned by aleas who want Cubbing to : caslonally. * H ow could they beat break thel-i—a sweet, nice little baby. cent of Connecticut’^ population stands at 1,100,000 Connecticut tation by Blue Cross during Direct University, .Miss. (N E A I— Mis­ KEMP’S, Inc. Fred Poflesta, who is promotion » MeinlMTahlp Drive Starts * Three sketches were under- continue In these sections I’ve told my own daughter that people. k special committee from the lodge 3— Use spura only when neces-director at the Garden. And when news to loyal old Towaer, their' Towaer (barking w'ildly) — A enrolled, la limited normally to em­ Enrollment, Parnall said. Because sissippi w-eni through 10 reguTar •*63 M A IN STR E E T ^ . TE L. M1-S-66M The annual membership cam­ standingly portrayed by Deana and when she gets married, she’s go­ consisting of Roy Paige, esteemed should show their Interest by i»a r y ...... he wants to see a fight or a famous talking dog T | baby, Boai? That * even worac. ployed groups of five persons or Membership fees for those who of incident* in previous Dil-ect En­ season games snd the Sugar Ro'.vl paign of the Tolland County Farm ing to quit work and that’s that. more. join Hill*- Cross Hiirinff Direct En- lecturing knight. Lewis Chapman. John Sweet# at the first mceling attending these.meetings. It is I ■ 4— Give him enough rope. wre.itllng match with the boys, Abner first tried psvchology. What have I done tp deaerve thIaT rollment*, he urged the public to ; In 19.52 without, having a punt *HNE lEDDING Bureau is being held, with letters not necessary that they be [ 5— Let him try out greener pas­ Any wife can do more good taking "By limiting Direct Enrollment rollnumt will betKS'vtsane as those. beware of unauthorized persons^ ' blocked. Jk>hn Sweeney. John Rady. Patrick sent out to the -members inviting 4 .school year will be at the cciving letters from their grown After all,, education Is only skin-' Towser (shudderingl — Oh. will be served. High School next Tuesday, begin­ children who have children of their deep, Isn’t It? There a a sa’ 'sge their awful clammy hands, The Christmas box will he the ning at 7 p. m. own. The father, slightly rheu­ ’51 DODBE CLUB COUPE $1395 00 1952 W ILLY S lurking in all of ti.s. Abner F.verythlng will go on subject of the Tumblewood Neigh- The Evening School la prep.yied matic but blessed with a drv Abner (hesitating) — Yes, but we just *s before. Only one thing.’ to offer coiir.ses In English, short- ' 1-3.000 mileti. Very, very clear. "II borhood Group, Vernon, meeting at humor and the mother, still fret­ 2-DObR SEDAN must learn to curb our impulae*. You can't sit on th* sofa any­ t.he home of, Mrs. Alartiii Lehan at ] band, typewriting, woodworking, ting about the welfare of "the 9 LATEST MODELS • LOWEST PRICES Liouk, Towser. you know I w'oiildn't more. You get hairs on It. fi p. m. Thursday under the leader- | "rts and crafts, sewing and cook children" were utterly delightful.. ‘do anything in the world to hurt Towser —What do you think the ’51 MERCURY 2-OOOR $1595 MihIi’I HSX* ICailiti. hratrr. ship of Mrs. Mary French and ing. 1951 STUDEBAKER LAND CRUISER' " you, don't you? You know I ’m baby will g e f on it —feathers? 4» ^ rrilri\9*. Mrs. Helen White. Cln.s.ses will meet Tuesdays and tV Hydramatlc. T'erv clean...... $ 3 0 0 Down R and H. Mercomatic. your best friend, and i Abner—neyer mind. Towser, Thur.sriays from 7 to 9 p A second meeting on this sub­ lur.sdavs from 7 to 9 p.' m. There ' the lifen- of , Henry„ • and ■ *'vff'xri Atil. Atil had Towser Bos*, you got the I'm glad to see you’re taking this will be no entranre fee or other ject, will he held at the home of been to a meeting of the "Tliis and 1941 PONTIAC TUDOR ’49 PONTIAC 4-DOOR $1095.00 script wrong. A dog Is man’* best i like the real dog I knew you were, Mr.s Pauline Lohr. Columbia, charges for attending the classes. fi lend, and any day you act like a | W e’ve always been able to count That Club" and had absorbed a RunK urll, Ifood tran<«|>ortat1on...... $ 1 0 0 Down Monday at 8 p. m. under the direc­ Mrs. Etta W. Bnlleiitine trifle loo much of a lecture on 'Radio and heater. man you know I ’m right there ' on you in a pinch. Do you have tion of Air*. Patricia Forbes and Mrs. Etta Wiles Ballentlne. 87, calories to suit her husband, there­ backing you up like a buddy. If j any questions? Mrs. Ethel Macklin. of 19 Bartlett St.. Melro.se, Mass., fore. the "Trials of Diet" versus 1947 CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN ’50 DtSOTO STATION WAGON $1195.00 you gfcit bad new*, let * hear it. | 3’ow*er («ft e r brooding) — Another agMlon oh the AB C ’s of died Alonday at the City Hospital "Outdoor Exercise." The whole Completely overhauled...... '''SI 45 1951 PONTIAC Abher Well. El*ie and I arc - Just one. boss, sewing 'will Be held next Wednes­ following a short illne.ss. She thing, of coursu, ended happily R and H. For bu.oiness and plea.-ure. expecting a little bundle of Joy ' Abner Yes? day at the home of Airs. Edward came here about a month ago to with steak and fried potatoes. 1946 DODGE SEDAN from hroven, Tow.ser How can I get a trans- White, of North Coventry, by the visit her daughter. Elected Chairman CHIEFTAIN 8 Toiyser iJet’a bring Ihe con -] fer out of th^s mixed-up outfit? Pond Hill Group, under Itie leader­ Runs well. Radio and healer...... S Z 5 She was the widow of John O. During the busine.s», meeting, ’48 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR $695.00 ship of Airs. Edward White and Ballentinc. She was horn Dec. Mrs, Robert Martin was nominated Radio and heater. O E LUXE program. in part, because of the Mrs. Bamsbee. 31. 186.1 at Wellfleet. Mass., the 1951 HUDSON HORNET and elected chairman of the wel­ lack of time to get the total pro- Legion Note* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lohn C. Radio, healer, hydramatlc. I»o k s like new. Try It and you’ll t-l)fM>r Sedan. l-'iiUv eqiilp- Church Croup Sets fare committee. Mrs. George 'Van [,rani moving as this takes place The results of last week’s volley Wiles. She was a member of the Sykel and Airs. Betty Dorr were hiiy It. |ied. Radio, healer, hydra- hall matches in the American Le­ AS IS SPECIAL malic. in November, Melrose. Alass.. Methodist Church selected by the president. Airs. I Aetjivity Tiiiiclahle Dr. Edgar brought attention to gion League left Whitcy’s Katsln and the Ea.stern Star of Poabody, Charles Baxter, to be representa- 1946 NASH SEDAN the fact Ih it the Norwich Stale sole po.ssession of first place in ’47 PONTIAC 4-DOOR $350.00 I Alnss. tlvos to the United Nations Assn. Hospital is in need of jig-saw puz­ the third round with two matches Complete motor jo h ...... $ 9 5 The Manchester Council of Besides her daughter. Alias Ala- ] of .Manchester. The eluh also zles, rnagszines and pianos for the atill left to play. Churches met last night at the bel Bjillentine of SnlpMr St. she voteil to man the United Nations different departments. Sunday, in connection with N a­ leaves a son; Ralph O. BaJlentine l booth at. the Municipal Building 1951 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE South Methodlat Chun-h. A fter a Ebony hlnrk. RndJo and hPStPr. tional Fire Prevention Week, the of Atelmsc. Ma.ss., and three for the two weeks preceding and deltcioua supper served by the I post will cbnaricf~nielr monthly grandchildren. The funeral will i for each day of U. N. Week. Mrs. TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. RpMutlful ronditinn...... $ 3 9 5 1950 CHEVROLET Ward group of the chiirch. the scrap paper drive. All residents he held at 1 ;.30 p. m. at the : Elmore Gib.son is chairman of the 1.35 CENTER STREET ^ MANCHESTER (ai’oii|i B SclecU are asked to ai'd both caiKscs bv Nickerson Funeral Home, Well- group in charge of volunteers, 1950 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER CLUB COUPE < various committees met briefly, placing their papers, magazine.1 o r ; fleet, Alass.. with burial in Pleas-1 Six new membei s were taken Mane. MI-9-4.545 • Open Eves, ’til 9;:t0 • Hftd. 2-7R7R 4-DOOR SEDAN then all joined for an Inspiring de­ Very clean...... $ 8 4 5 Fashion Show Date cardboard on the curb or porch ant Hill Cemetery. The Ladd .into the club. They arc Airs. Alfred Styh’llnr th< Iiixp. Katllo, votional period by the Rev. Dr. where they ran be plainly' scen'l ' Fred Edgar, host pastor. hf^itor, Following the devotions, the from the street. A phone call to] ^ ^ ~ 1949 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR SEDAN A fashion show by Blair’*, under the Legion home will bring prompt Radio and heater, gyromatir. Blue...... $ 3 4 5 Rev. Clifford Simpson, presi­ dent of the council, conducted the the auspices of Group B of the results if your paper haa not been O LASS N IO H T ilU U II-A sensitive new glass apparatus rooted to s stainless steel bsse picked up by noon. 1950 BUICK SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN business o f the evening. Reports of Center Congregational Church, progress were made by officers and a' birthday party will be pre­ is siding in the eonstsnt sesreh for improvement in Pratt & Whitney aircraft engine ArraogcmcnI.s are being made Standard tranmniUxIon. Radio and boater. Droon. { 3 4 5 T for the kiddies' annual Halloween BROWN and committees, and a timetable sented in Woodruff Hall, Monday materials. Called a "vacuum fusion gas analysis apparatus,” the glassware is used to party to be held Saturday’ i»i8:ht. o f activities set, namely: at 8:15 p.m. determine the suitahility of such^metais as titanium for use in aircraft engines. Shown Oct. .30 on Lower Road In the 1949 HUDSON SUPER 6 4-DOOR SEDAN 1948 CHEVROLET fOct. 4. World Communion Sun­ The faahion ahow will Include ^Safe-Buy* day; Oct. 25. Reformation Sun­ the showing of the latest styles at the chemical section of the Materials Control Laboratory are left to right: Rgiph center ,fif the cifj^-Chairman Radio, heater, directional signals...... $ 6 9 5 l*rtce BEAUPRE day; Nov. 15, Every .Member Hoke, first-shift chemist and Ed Glanovsky, second-shift chemist watching Ray Ctiarleg Allen has announced that in suits, coats, fur*, casual dresses, Canvass; Jan- 31-Keb.^ 7, Youth there will be $75 in cash prizes STYLEMASTER dressy dresses, evening dresses and 'Yeaton of the National Research Corp. make adjustments on the fragile tubing. Week: Mar. 7. Sunday for Semi­ a\i arded to the winners in the vari­ BEST robes, with the following serving nars; Apr. 11-18. Palm Sunday, as models; Mrs. Ralph Lundberg, ous costume contests. H oly Week and Easier. Mr*. Paul Ames. Mrs. Robert This year's committee includes, 4-DOOR SEDAN Used Cars Plans are nearly completed for Scribner, Mrs. Donald McClain, Charles Allen. Nel.son Mead. Omer BUYS Kailio, hratf*r. K\<‘<*llrnt con­ The Manche.ster Evening Herald Mrs. Forrest Harttn. Mrs. Everett Fontaine. William Pochnert, Wil­ fOR SAFE DRIVING DURING dition. daily devotional column, sponsored Belding. Mrs. Dsvid McComb, liam Loos. William Pfunder. Fran­ McGureAutoCo. by this organization, and for a Miss Gertrude Carrier, Mr*. Ho­ cis Prichard. VVilliam Dumas,. THE BEAUTIFUL FALL SEASON union service on Oct. 25, Reform a­ ward Angell. Jr., Mrs, George Jerome Remkiewioz, and Com­ : m MAIN STREET MANCHESTER tion Sunday. Beauregard. Miss Susan McComb, mander John Williams. The council voted fo endorse the Miss I„inda Belding and Miss To See Series on T V collection of fifnds for CNICEK on Phylli.x Frankenberger. Club Steward Pete Jackon.ski This Week^s Specials Halloween to replace the "trick or 'Twelve tables, one for each has Announced that th* Legion treat" program of previous year*. WE HAVE THE NICE USED CARS! month of the year, will be dec­ IO,OOOTH STUDBNT to enroll at Pratt home will be open two hours 1947 FORD Y-8 This piogram was used very suc­ orated appropriately and guests & Whjtney Aircraft’s service school was earlier in the day during the World TWO TO CHOOSE FROM cessfully in some comrnunitles last will sit at these during the fash­ Series to allow Legionnaires and DE LUXE 2-DOOR year. ion show. Later refreshments will also the.jSrsf man to enroll in the new their frienda an opportunity to PricBS Reduced for Our Removal Sale! They also voteii to support the be served, three-week J-5'^ familiarization and line 1947 FORD 2-DOOR SEDANS .Model 7 !)..\ ' watch the games on televUion. RIAD I Religion In American Life)- — Ticket)! for thl* entertainment maintenan^ course. James B. Hicks, an The Friday night social times may be obtained from any member Take your pick...... DILLON Air Force master sergeant, takes notes on at the home will start the first $595 of '♦he group.- Friday in October with Jerome 1952 PLYMOUTH CONCORD 2-DOOR SEDAN the new turbo-jet powerplant, the world’s Stamp-On Floral Designs Remkiewicz. H ou se Committee 1M7 CHEVROLET GONV. CLUB COUPE SALES and SERVICE Kailio, hratpi*. New uent rovem. Nice ffreen. finish. One most powerful engine. chairman, and his boys taking owner. Radio, hoatrr, new top, ^ond tir^a. ^ 7 0 C charge of the refreshment.*. Sew-Easy In Larger Sir'“4 FRONT L A W N H IIIR O R T -E v e n the 10-pIace Sikor­ No Business Meeting \ rral hiiy! ...... ^ / 7 3 -FORD- 1952 DODGE MEADOWBROOK 4-DOOR 1948 OLDS “78” sky S-5S will be able to land and park comfortably on the The special town meeting called new egg-shaped area halfway between Pratt & Whitney for tonight a* the Town Hall will 1948, CHEV^LET CLUB COUPE .119 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Low mileage, .let hlaek finish. Radio, heater. Neu liren. be held as scheduled, but there . One owner, extra clean. DE LUXE 2-DOOR Aircraft’s administration building and Main Street. The will be no busines.s trnn.sacted, Tl^ie new heliport is 84 feet long and 60 feet wide. This special $1173 FOR O N I I D I A -T h e first suggest call for the meeting was to vote SEDAN airport for ‘copters will be used mostly for corporation tion ever made by Fred Therrien of M an­ on extending the voting hours from 1951 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR SEDANe business travel between Bradley Field, Windsor Locks 6 to- 7-p,m. ICadio, hoati'r, hydramatlc. chester recently won top money in Pratt A 1M9 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET FORDOR Radii), healer. New seal envers, good tires, aiiinmatle and (or hops between United Aircraift Corporation’s However, it has been ascertained drive. One owner car. Ntre Jet black finish. BnjL.w;lth a Whitney Aircraft's evaluation of employee main and outlying plants. that auch action would he Illegal, Black. Radio, heater, ^895 SEDAN . . .$1495 drive. ideas (or improving manufacturing efficiency. as changes in voting hohrs must He suggested detail changes in a machine used be made at least 1.1 dal's before Radio, heater. Very clean. election* It will be nei'essary to 1^50 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-DOOR to finish turbine blades. hold the meeting, and then simply 1949 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN ) ' Two to ehooae from. Radio, heater. Fhild-matir drive. adjourn. Healer. Easy tenps. ^895 New- seat covers. Kxtra g(>nd tires. Rnv with a drive. 1946 DODGE Tomorrow’s Cases .Set 1951 FORD CUSTOM Full price 8IiM.3.nO. Jury cases assigned for tomor­ • -.oear-*-;' e»>- row ’s sessiofi of the Tolland'Coun- 1947 CADILLAC 2-DOOR SEDANEHE 7 TUDOR . . . . .$1345 CUSTOM ty Superior Court Include th e.fol­ Radio, healer, overdrive. Two to choohe from. 1949 CHRYSLER WINDSOR CLUB COUPE lowing: Radio, heater.* ftOOC 4-DOOR SEDAN Fred Ledger vs. The Jones Con- Beautiful gray finish...... I p O y O Radio, heater. Ail new this nice thunder gray finish. stimtion cn : Boi'ia siivennarn-x' — l-----Ftill-i»rW-4lfSfiedMi.- J Interstate Tire Stores, Inc.; LouiA. ^ “ t h r e e ' nr^HOOSE FROM , , 1951 FORD DE LUXE LUFTAG, West Germany’s first postwar air­ L. Naglack vs. WllllaiTr'J.’ Tlanick; 1949 C h r y s l e r W in d s o r 4-d o o r Edith Yacobucci vs. Joseph F. IR MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN ' line, has selected P & W A -p o w e *^ Convair- 2 FORpOR . . .$1225 Nice inarnnn finish, new white tires. Radio, heater. Buy Csa.Hzar; William Ghent McGuire Radio, heater,'Mereom afir drive, 2-tatternPall ,»r to the Methodist Cliiurch will meet to­ X i n o S 6 i Radio, heater, overdrive. ^ A\/C ANNE CABOT, THE MANCHES- SUE BURNE'TT. YHE NCHE8- RAWX QUARTIR CINTURY CLUR welcomed the following-six , RHONE TER EVENING HERAIJ), - 1130: TER EVENING HERALD, IIM PRATT & WHITNEY AIRGRAFT night at 7:30 at the home, of Mrs. 2 to plok from ...... T C new members into the fold: left to right, top row: John B. ' u ' , L * . BROWN-BEAUPRE AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK M. AV-E. AMERICAS, New York 86, N. Ira Browers of High St. to plan Mlteh.n *.*427 Matthews, foreman; Johannes Opitz, inspector; middle row: the work for the year. DIVISION o r vNnm .AiaatArr ooKrorutnon Leslie Ames, radial drill op^ator; Bill Irwin, tool liaison, pro- ' AuxUlairy Meeting Set Presenting the New .Anne Cabot Baatc Faahion for '53 Fall and ALL CARE U5TED IN THI$ ADVT. CARRY 30 BISSELL ST. • TEL. MITCHELL 9-5234 Needlework Album—Directlona for V a i n EAST HASTFORD, OQNraECTICXJT The City HoapitarAuxiliary 4H11 ^ West C«nt«r at Winter, Is a complete guide In plan­ duetion enginoerini; bottom row: Guy E. Beardsley, develop- Ogirm and Plant: puppet' mittens, basic embrolderg meet tonight at 7:30 at its rooms 30-DAY UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. * MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ning a practical, aew-alihpla ward- ..xn

... A . >.... j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1953 PAGESLBVSN h IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* TUESDAY, SE^EMBER 29,19E1 P A C i t W among pupils enrolled. They arc to “kidnap" Red agents who will wearing “Red Sox" uniforms are old etandard time. Thursday Oct. Elizabeth and Marl* Magdalena U lk with the POWs. Coventry to meet tomorrow at 7 p. m. at the EVUngt^n Further Pelay W TH T— m « 1, at 7 p.m. the Chancel choir will Red Police Police Arrests jAhductors whose homa is at Newton, Maaa. The broadcast said the asserted home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick meet for, a rehearsal with Mra. Mra. Greenlease collapsed from agents were nloved into the com­ Radio and TV^^ir^ W olfe on Mason St. Johnson at the church. STOP Samuel Miller, 52, of Brighton, the strain and wss under cars of pounds ne*r Panmunjom from Red — nr%.m/> £>tu > 81st Birthday iRepublican women planning to 75 Attend Shower Mass., was arrested for speeding On Interviews WOOD—I t M EasWra StMdard Tlmo W N H C —C%. • Sunday Oct. 4. will be World a physician. The Greenleaeca alao prisoners who had a change of __A_. go on the United Nations Wide Communion Sunday. dail Cleric at 9;16 this morning on Route IS Used Ruse have an 11-year-old daughtar, Vir­ heart snd were repatriated after •tIA-WDRC—Sboppera Spaelala. To Be Marked trip Oct. 18 must have reaerVe- For Miss Gaioiii Tro H b ltom e In Manchester, police reported to­ ginia Sue. being turned over to Indian cua-i *!••—WTHT—«« w i: Oountry llu«Je. » tions in by Thursday with Mrs, day. Millar was stopped by State Seen for POWs MrTlC^BuklUn WIW. WTIC-Nawi. Maarkester Evenlag Herald EL About 10' daya agb. a woman tody. WHAT—Jeatlng with Wamp. Philip I. Holway or Mrs- Charlea Patrolman Wl(h«in Tonelln. WDRC—Robtrt q. L«wl*; Th« Hteori Ellington, Sept 28 (Special)— llagton eorreapoadeat, Mrs. O, F. telephoned the Greenlease home, The brnadca.st was monitored in Shop. WONS—Yankee Rxpreaa. Bv Lydia Clark W. Strant. In Warsaw Pollde today also reported tlmt At School CCoallaiM* from Png* One) WTHT—Ben Hawthorne. Mrs. Gertrude Shanahan, Jr., of Berr, telephoae ftockxine S-tSlI. saying ahe waa a representative of Tokyo byi'Radio Press Agency. There will be a aet-back party Pater dray, 17, of 22 Seaman Cir­ WHAT—Newii^^ Polk* g:M—wetX — Newe; Breakfaat Newt- Meadow Brook Rd. entertained LEAKS the public schools. 8he asked the hoy. . _ Coventry, Sept..2» -(Special) — tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the audito­ cle, waa arrested for passing a (OMitInnM PrMS Page Om ) procoMing o f 22,800 Red and more ^■OKR—Jack Oftwpey a RuaJe Shop. WDRC—Newa; Shopper a Special, about 75 relatives and friends Sun­ fOsaWasd fram F s(« 0 «m ) ages o f the children and where WKNB—Newa; Juke Box. rium of the Nathan Hale Commu­ stop sign and that Delton W. Fol- than 300 Alllod POWs. WTtC—Radio IBaiaar. Mra. Lydia U. Clark will observe day at a miscellaneous shower in they attended ctaascs. A house- j Fircmafi Fencuil i « i l » —w exx—Newa: »au«'e-_ nity Center with Mra. J. Paul IN YOUR CELLAR WiALLS WITH ley, 65;.qf^.8tephen 8l., Was book­ sons why anybody would he fool A commlaaion spokesman later i «:**—WDRC—Tha Report'ShoP- W T H T -B o b Llovd. I , her Slat birthday Thursday. Mra. honor of the engagement of Miss prlsonsMBt In Fabruary, 1948, f for keeper recalled the Incident laat | iiAS— W TH T—Bcity C/ocker. I Brennan and Mrs. Edward Schul- S »| »l ed for disregarding a stop sign. lah to take such a risk. It Just said • press conference would be W Tir- Touna Winder Browa. WONS-^abrlel Heatter. Margaret Gaioni. daughter of Mr. nntliUta scUvltlat. Yugotfavia in night. School officials said they { WTHT-Joe Olrand. , „ . Clark la a native of Coventry and | theiaa of the Center's Organiza­ tf doesn't make sense.” were unaware o f any such survey held Wednesday morning- probably O ut of His Home W ee^N ew a: Record Review. »:*P-WDRC—I*wa „ . tional Committee in charge. and Mrs. Dominic Gaioni of Avon, WATERPLUB-Stspi Lstks IN S aantanead Archbishop a IoJ- to announce rules governing the «;U —WIWB^— Newa, Matinee. WCCC—la Huifhred ant »» HHa. haa realded here for all but about! 8H09 IN The woman, described ** I beihg made. WHAT—Newa; Morning Star Revlaw, 12 yeara of her life, when ahe lived I The choirs o f the First and Sec­ to Mrs. Shanahan's son William Btje Rtapinae, tha nation's prlmata explanations. , A;44_WTlC>~Th<« Woman in My Houta. WKNB—Newa; Patteea. McGuire. Aia-CCfWflONW chunky, about 35 years old and The boy was wearing a white Jacksonville, N. C.' y Mra. Clark alao haa a aun, Ellmer .5:30 p.m. The wedding will take Warren B. and Edith W. Howland, Later the taxicab driver, Wil­ ee.v when. ; WONS-Skykln». |;44«WTIC—Jack Barry Show. "YOUa $TOH OF FSIZNDLY SHVICF showing an uncooperative attitude. Is In hih''mld-40s, in 1838 after di­ WDRC—Memory Lana, P. Clark, nine grandchildren and grim !-63.3l. place at St. Anns Church in property on Constance Dr. lard Creech, 82, told police the snapped the last screen firmly in­ W HAY—A*amius ITials. He has been reported held in vari­ vorcing his 8rst wife. He seld the commission alsoi to place. care at NEW MODEL. Clothea are placed w e r e —Newa. Mualc. Avon. Saturda.v Oct. 24. Following woman and young Greenlease left WKNB—Newa. Juke Box Matinee, • ;55 -W D rtC —N*iwe aix great grandchildren. She gre.xt- ous Czech prisons but no trial for quitclaim Iteed It was the first major kidnaping may answer an Allied protest that I ill* —WDRt—curt Maaaey. ,, IS:ft#—WDHC — Arthui Godfrey ly enjoya the company of a grand­ a brief wedding trip the couple will Frank 8. Nicole to Amelia Jar­ his cab at a parking lot only a in Kansas City since IB.3.3 when Then he realized he couldn’t pet in nylon net baK*. The baffa get the wear. W TH T—My True Storv. reside in Avon. , him aver has been announced. it had distributed a letter teinted I back into the house, and the WHAT—Newa. W'TK’—Wrlcfiinp TrsNelers --p- daughter. Ruth Clark. dai'.;htcr of vis, property on Parker St. few blocks from the school. They Miss Mary McElroy, daughter of WTIC—Notea and Quotea. Peraonal hlention Wyss.vnskl was made a cardinal with Communist propaganda to - ground wasia long Jump down. Your riothea laat lonffer. For ffentle, I'.sa—WONS—Cecil Brown. Newa. W K N B -N ew a; Kd Swrtt Show. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clark who ia Atlarhinent of Mortgage got Into a late model blue sedan the late H. F. McElroy, was ad­ the balky POWs. WHAT-At Bat With Diplomat. WCCC— 12 lluriored hi;,! 9o Hits. her eyes. Ruth delights in relating Manchester Mr. and Mra. Frank R. Firtion laat Jan. 12 at the Rome Con­ with Kansas license plates and ducted. McElroy was city manager A neighbEir a woman, at that W HAY—News In Italian. o f Weatfleld. Mass, spent Sunday sistory hut did not attend to re- First National Bank vs. Albert Ha said a statement answering came to the rescue with a lad­ Ihoroujfh laundering— call NEW MODEL Baaalac W'Dl.C—Arthur Godfrey. to her grandmother the goings on V. Gartner, Jr.. Leigh C. Gartner drove off. at the time. She wss released after • :a»— WDRC—Newa. WHAY—Italian Music. outside and about the house. Date Book at Mrs. Ftrtlona home on Berr Ave. teas lt> »IH C aiaiM BUILDING MATERIALS ralvs his red hat. It was believed “ He didn't ri-y or anything while payment of $33,000. Three men tha charge already had been ap­ der. — MI-.1-8072. « WTIC—Newa. , ^ |ft:J6— W THT— Whispering Streets. Mrs. Marjorie Skiff of Long- In Roma he feared that the Com­ and Philip K. Chaplin, of Auburn- proved and “ as far as the com­ She said ahe would greatly en­ dale, Mass., mortgagee, to set aside he waa In the cab.” Creecn said. later were convicted of the kid­ tXTMT—Newa; Joe Olrand Show. Ifcia-.W’CCC—News. 12 Hundred and meadow wa-s the gueat of Miss M PAATT STRUT munists would not let him return mission la concerned, they have WHAY—Sperla; Supper Serenade. 90 Hits joy receiving cards of any kind LUMBER FUEL and declare null and void as to the “ She kept talking to him about naping. ROI'.NDAROFT ALARM Hattie Berr Sunday. how things 'were at home and not indulged In any propaganda tMi.N’S—.NewB. W HAY—Mom*‘nt Muslcall. which her daughter can read to her | Today and Tomorrow HARTFORD to Poland. plaintiff a mortgage on house on North Andover, Mass. i/P' Mer- , w e r e —Mualr. W(>NS-.NVws. .\lvsiorv Shoppers. and reminisce about when ahe ia (liurch Notes 336 N. MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER n. TEL. MI-9-5Z58 Poland's 24 million people are al­ things like that. ■for either side." WK.NB—Sl*n Off. WTIC-Bob Hops. Seventh annual exhibition. De OPEN THciSDAT EVENINGS Porter St. Meanwhile, three more Reds — rimac Police Chief Maurice Carey WKNB—Dial lor Dollars; Volca of not enjoying the radio, a favorite All church notices aa well aa most solidly Catholic. The Vatican "She asked him about a couple Prisoner Jailed a;lj—WTIi__ Boo Steele. W olf A rt Guild, Community Y. OpoR doily 7 A.M. to 5 P.M.. includiii«i lyiarriage IJcense two North Koreans snd one Ohi- figured id a .10-mlIe relay to notify WONS—Patter by Pat^aon. Manchester. paatime. other meeting will be on the good in 1850 reported that 1,000 Polish of dogs that were at home and he North Andover police that their w n n e-la ck Salman. Thli I Believe. 1#:4A—W TH T— tVhei. a Girl MarrlSS. Sunday, Oct. 4 Albert W. Nackowakl, 38 Lock- ese — who changed their minds Vote .Making Session Net Wodnosdoy o^mooRS cmd Soturdoys uRtll priests had been deported, him- said something. I remember>^ they high ac'hool was on tire. «:5.'V—WDRC—Newa and Weather. WHAY—Musics D1 Qua 'Edlla* Beginning of Boy Scout annual wood St., and Catherine M. .Shea. Ten Days Extra shout repatriation were returned w n c —tVeather. WTIC—It Paya To Be Married. A special session Saturday to drive for funds. dreda had been'Jailed and that the talked about the fact that they Carey observed the flre while had a parrot at home.” to the Reds Tuesday,^. raising to i;30—WTIC—Let George Do IL WO.NS—.sews. make voters will be only for those Monday, Oct. S church had been stripped of 700 ' - Building' Permits passing through this community NEW MODEL Il:f9 —WTHT—We. The Woman. , WONS—Auto Tune Derby. whose rights have matured aub- square miles of Its rstates. Its big To Richard Bates for Richard Creerh;*ald the woman referred Oklahoma City -- Justice, 101 tha number ae)it back since WTHT—Sereno Oammell. WHAY—lUlia In Marcia Group B birthday party and 21 miles from his own territory. W TIC—Strike It Rich. aequent to Sept. IB. Special sea- charity organizations and its hos­ Bates, et iix. alterations and addl.^ to a black parrot. The parrot, the Conclusion o f Operation Big He r41syed"the information by LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANING w r r e —Newe: Mualc. fashion show. Woodruff Hall, Cen­ slowl.v but surely, arrived for a WDRC—Guy Lombardo. W ONS—Indies Pair. alona for admission of members of pitals. tlon* to dwelling at 18.1 Thompson however. Is green. county Jail prisoner recentl.v. Switch. radio phone to hi* desk officer in W DRC—Arthur Godfrey. ter Church. 8;1.1 p.m, Take the Gaesswork Out of Rd.. »7.V). Cah Driver UBSuaperllBg The three, at a Communist-con­ ' ..nlM R'l g:t.V-WDRC—Lowell Thomaa. W'KNB—Newt; S40 Club. the armed forces upon written re­ Wednesday, Oct. 7 Workers of By the" 1860 agreement, the His release on a minor charge Merrimsc. SporU. I iii a -W T H T —We Th^ Woman. quest of an.v auch member dealr­ Catholic hierarchy accepted al­ To Raymond Novak for Ray­ The cab driver said the woman was issued 10 day* before. Some­ ducted new* lonferenre, rialmed The desk officer radioed i'torth WTIC—Three Star Extra. Homemaker's Holiday program. didn't seem to know the boy very W HAY—LTtalla Canla, ing-to be made an elector may be legiance to Poland's Communist mond Novak, el ijx, for one-car how It ended lip in a county they had alwsv* wanted repatria­ Andover police, saving 'Carey the WTHT-Sporta. 11.75— WO N8— N e w s. Community Y, 8:30 to 11:30’ a.m. Buying Your Diamond Ring! garage at 1,18 Falknor Dr., $700. well, but he didn't- think there was tion hut were forced to remain be­ WONS—Sport! Digeat. 11:M _W DRC—Make Up Your Mind. held On any week day and before regime and the government strong box. "rtien. it was found trouble of looking for a phone or g:M—WONS—Bill Jenalna Show. S p.m. Saturday. Hunda.v, Qct. It MANCHESTER MODES To R, E. Wandell for John I. anything unusual about his pas­ hind bj" anti-Red prisoners. WCCC—News: 12 Hundred and 90 Collection of funds for Boy promised measures of religious and they remembered. flre alarm box. Damage was slight. WTHT-Stock Market Summary; HiU. Academic Notes Olsen, et ux. for alterMtions and sengers' Bctlons- 1;W) WDRC—Family Skeleton. W’TIC—The Phrase That Pays. Scout drive. freedom and to respect the Pope's The prisoner? Mlaa Dorothy Whiakeman of DEWEX-RICHMAN additions to garage at 74 Henry A nun. Sister Marthanna. speak­ BED* AtX'I'SE I’NC viONS rulton Lewla. Jr. W HAY—Music. Oct. 15, l« Md 17 authority. Last February, how- "He wss kind* mad," Demity Outfielder Jerry Lynch, a Yan­ WTIC-Bnaton Blackte. _ .. , Low-Peter(ipn Co., publishing St , $.300. ing in absence of the mother Tokyo. Sept. 29 i/Pi Peiping W()N5t—Quern for s Dsy. Center Thespians present "Abie's e\-er, the government announced it Giles Ratliff conflded. kee farm band, Is making the WTHT—Weather; Headline Edition. WTHT—Double or Nothing. house In N ew York, will be at the 1080 on To Paul Doiigan for two 1-rooni, Hiiperior of the schtol, emphasized Radio asserted tonight the U.N. WHAY—Newa; Percy Faith Preienli. W K N B -D lal for Dollars; 840 Club. Irish Rose," Bowers School. OFFERS WORLD FAMOUS must approve all church appolnt- Bronx bras* mighty happy. He local pulilic schools Wednesday to I'a-alory dwellinga on Elaie Dr., that the school was careful about Command has smuggled special led the Piedmont League in hits, 1 :1.1 AMNS—Tello-Teat. 11:49—W HAY—Musica. Saturday, Oct. 17 Statfon WTIC inents, transfers releases snd crea­ $12,000 each. visitors. She said there are double HAFE-fTtACKING .MBDALR WTHT—Elmer Daria. demonstrate reading in the claiiaea. your dial agents into compounds housing II :45--WDRC— Rnaemary. Tour of Manchester homes and tion or amolltion of clerical posts. doubles, triples, total bases. RBIs WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show. WTIC—Second Chance. Tuesday night at school Dr. Philo To Ernest A. Ritchif for Fred ’front doors that are always kept antl-Commiinlst War prisoners who and average. He waa fourth in! 1;:te w n c —New,. WCCC—A Friend i.t Yours. Prltzkau of the University of Con­ tea. sponsored by hoepltal auxil­ L'OSservatore Romano, the Vat­ Murphy, alterations snd adilltlons locked. Ixuilsvllle, K.y (A’l A fhie.f here WTHT—Stan from Spaca. W H A V - Rorsoni Program. ican City newspaper refuse to go home in an attempt homers. 1 Wu.NS—Gabriel Heatter. necticut. will conduct the second iary. denounced: to lestauinnt at 991 Main St., - "But there wss nothing to make got some medals for his skill in 11:55—WTHT—Turn to a Friend. Oct. 18 In 24 the decree as a "tiam pllng of the $B.'.n, — - us suspicious about this. " she said. safecracking. 1:4.V-\VDRC—Ed Murrow. Afteraooa workshop on curriculum problems -is— ------WTIC—On* Man'i Family. in Coventr.y at the school. United Nations Week. rights of God and the Church " snd To Mrs^ Harold Sprague for “ One does not look for trouble." Hg spent some time and effort WONS—Top Tunee. 12:99— WDHC— Wen1 v Warren. Indicated the Vatican would not T:1.V-WONS—TItua Moody. WCCC—Make Mine Mualc. About l i members of the local 0«'t. 32, 2S and 34 Harojd Sp'rague et ux, for altera­ Then ahe added, reflectively, (o open a safe at the Lq,ve Chem­ I on -WDRC—People Are Funny. VVON5)—Curt Massev Time, faculty are enrolled in the pro­ St. Bridget's annual harvest ba­ “YOUR UNION recognize it. tions and additions to dwelimg at “ the world is much closer to fall­ ical Co. The medals? About W HAY — Notixla Localie SUtall; WTlC-^Eddte Fiaher. Don Ameche. gram with the aame number of zaar, State Armor.v. 29.3 Parker .St.. $4rai. ing apart than we aometlme* two dozen track medals belonging WTHT—ThreeCIty Byline. Music. ACTION DKNOUNCKD WHAY—Newa; Behind the FootUghta. W K N B -N ew s: Sports Digest area teachers participating. Oct. 3S and 34 realize. ! to the company president's son. WONS—That Hammer Guy.- W T H T —News: -lark Berch. BIS Pupils Enrolled Rotary Club minstrel show, You can't buy better than a M'ashlngton, Sept. 28 lAl The Texas research Imlicales that The French order of the Cath­ No money. (:i.‘.-W !IA Y —Serenade In Blua. WTIC—News: Weather. American Roman Catholic hier­ 12:15—W KNB—Bing Crosby. A total of 813 pupils are en­ Waddell School. col Inn stalks should be shredded olic Church operates the a< hool ! And he wasn’t so skillful after WTHT—Sammy Kaye. perfect diamond, so choose a archy today called the Polish Com­ WTIC—Roaemary Clooney. W TIC—Medley Time. « rolled in the Coventry School Sys­ Wedneada.V, Nov. 4 ; REPORTS” and plowed under as soon s* the which I* in a southwest residen­ all. He could have opened tftje WONS—Newa. munist regime's arrest of Ktephan |;in-WDRO—Mr. and Mra. North. tem. This is 14 more than the 887 “ Holiday Bazaar." spoAkored by cotton is. harvested in order to tial distriet. Two daughters of . safe with a single turn of the W DRC—Aunt Jennie. Keepsake Diamond Ring— Cardinal Wyszynski an “infamous WTIC-Firat NIghler. W'HAT—Gemma Oil Program. reported at the beginning of aea- Women's Federation, Center control Insects, Princess Jleana of Romsnta- are |handle. It waa unlocked. WTHT—EUacovfiry. 12:25—W'ONS—Music Box. aiona Sept. 8. Regietratlon by Church. GUARANTEED PERFECT re- blow against a heroic and helpless \\ ( >Ng—ntth Adventure. WTHT—Jack Berch people.” W T Ilf—Paul Whiteman. grade follows: Grade one, 1.V3; Saturday, Nov. 7 1 350.0 0 1 WHAY—Fair and Cool^er. 12:30—WDRC— Romance of Htlsa grade two, 128; grade three, 124; Fall dance. Daughters of Isa­ gardless of style or price. The MEATHI* A statement leaned by Arch- i g;l1-WTHT—Literal^ GreaU. Trent, 10 P. M. TONIGHT bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle in the W H A Y —LtRoss Program. grade four, US; grade five. 124; bella, American Legion Home. Alto $100 fo 2475 ooi I WHAY-Broadway Revut. famous Keepsake Certificate name of the cardinals, archbishops ■ WDRC Guy Iximbardo. WCCC—News; Make Mina Musle. grade aix. 102; grade seven, 88; in ptoGnufO 1200 8 J W TH T—Town Meeting. WONS— The Women's Haga. Wfdding King $12 50 snd bishops of the United States , WTHT—News and Weather. grade eight, 77. gives you written proof of per t :litl - WDRC—Johnny Dollar. Auction Scheduled and every night said slao: Official W TIC—Marjorie MlIU Hour. W O N S -B ill Henry. Newa; WKNB—Man On the Street Coventry Lion's Club will have LET US H L L YOUR feaion. "Cardinal .Wyazvnskl has stood Drlective. 11:45— WDRC—Our Gsi Sunday. firm in the face of ruthleaa efforta ' R;RAY—Newa; Night Watch. an auction sale Nov. 6 to raise You can pay more, but you WKNB—Guv Iximhardo. by men devoid of decency or con- ■ WTlC Dragnet. WTHT—Perry Como. funds for eyesight conservation In this week t:10 WDRC—21at Precinct 1:00—WDRC—News. children. The committee in charge can't buy a finer diamond ring science to deprive his beloved peo­ WTIC—Cnuain Willie. WCCC—Manchester Matinee. ple o f rights,l|Lvhich because they : ,U W ONS—Songa of Our Tima. W T H T —K«?n and Carolyn. who win accept donationa for the MOST POPULAR UHIIAICIIED than a Keepsake. deriva from God, are more pre- ' W HAY—Night Watch. WONS—News. sale Include Joseph Gorris i chair­ »:4.v--WTIlT -Enr’r Canham. W H A T —Newa. man), Joseph Lombard, WiUiam SAME TIME - -SAME STATION clous to them than life Itaclf. | HI:no WDRC—l^iueila Paraoni. W T IC —Newa. "The people will now tearfiitl.v j WTIC—Union Reporta. W K N B -N ew s. Music Hall. Schleldge. Albert Rosai, and Pro- W T H T —Newa of Tomorrow. feiaor Edward C. Minnum and Dr. Called for RRd delivered but proiidl.v add hia name to the ‘ WON.S—Frank Er-Vrarda. 1:15— WDRt./—Ma Perxihs. Sponsored by the litany of heroea and martyrs who WHAY—Pollah NaUonal Home. W ONS—Yankee Food Show, L. A. MacLean In charge of pub­ promptly at no extra \YHAT—Betty Kimball. have given such lustre to the long 10 1.1 WONS—Mualr Lover’a Hour. licity for the project. Donations charge. Fn IERNATIONAL LADIES’ GARMENT 9125.001 \VT1C—Ross. The. MubIpsI Millar. and glorious history of the Polish CHRYSLER WTHT—Straw Hat Mualcalt. W KNB—Keyboard Sketches. can be left at the’ MacQuown barn, WDRC—Sammy Kaye. WORKERS’UNION DEWEY-RICHMAN SHdlEY nation. 1 ;:<« W D R r—Yom e Dr .Malone formerly the old Royal Rp.se barn 787 MAIN ST. iTT-SO-WDRC—N ewa; Moodi for Ro- WK.NB- Dial for‘Dollar*.: Music Hall at the Green, or cail Mrs. Gorris Warding zmg srs.eo “Men everywhere who grasp the mmic*' WCCC—News; Muxlc Rotm. PINE PHARMACY .American Federation of Labor significance of the present strug­ ON-THE-ROAD for pick-up service. WTIC—bN>wj<: Mimic for MUIloni. W T H T —Paul Har\ev. gle between good and evil, betwerif W HAY -Thf Nii?&t Witch. I rt.7- \VDR(' -Tn** Gii'ding Light Coming Events Bingi .-largtd la tkaw dalslli | CALL MI-9-9814 freedom and slavery, will acclaim 1ft :45-W H AY—N>W8. tVTIIT—Rosemary Clooney. Little League baseball members Fricai Include fadaral toi ll:0e—.New* on All %ltloni. 1:59—WONB—Cohiiecticut Ballroom. him aa a symbol of magnificent WTtAY— Witcfl; W T H T —Guv Lmnhenlo. Christian leadership" WTHT—Edwin C. Hill: Valintlno. W KNB -News; Music Hall. -----T 11:15—tVTHT—BporU Report 2:99— WDRC—Secumi .Mr*. Burton. ± " The statement extended the love • * a gives you WONS—Mldniirht Mitlnee. WCCC—Mus'e. and affection of American Catho­ W DRC—Tou in sailed in his Storteberker III from ^^'TIC—Weather; Frfc.nk Atwood. WHAY—Sacred Heart Program. WONS—Cameo Lady Talks; Wax- England to New eZaland and from Chryiler production and lolet now hiaka • :W -W K N B —News. works. — New Zealand to Canada, going W T H T —News; Top Hit T ‘ma. th e WHAY—ConnecUcut Tlmetabla. where his fancy pleased him with your present cor worth more when you trade with vit I ;5S—WDRC—Raiigioua Talk. WHAY—Newa: Record SegsionJ W TIC—News, W TIC —Life Can Be Besutlfiit no set itinerary. If he liked a port WONS—News, WCCC—Music. ■ ^ Let US ihow you how eoiy it is to get in the top-quality, lop- 8:15— WDRC—House P a rty Nsws, or its people he stayed there until t :M^VVDRC—News. W TIC —RoaC of Life. he felt l|ike moving on. performance clot! with o beautiful new Chrysler. WCCC—Good Morning. Good Muale. 8:89-WCCC—News: Music. His Norwegian crew member, •W K N B —Polonla. W p B C —House. Party. Frank Jenoen. has been with him Let m dmw inn why avarything is in your .V- I. WTHT—Ben Hawthorna. W TIC —Piopfir Ymjrgs Family. P r i c e ! vUWWCS—W’eather; News; Tankaa Ex- WTHT—Country Music. throughout the Journey. I press. *■ S;85—W KNB—Dial, Juke Box Matinee ‘ 1 Dr. Evans said he plans to lay "*”*fovor . . . righj now . . . for your W t i C—Hod Steel** 1:45—WCCC -Junior Disc .lockev i. W HAY—Newa; 910 Coffea Club. W TIC— Right To Hanniness. Come in and check for yourself, and you’ll the yawl up for the winter at Vic­ deal df eiJtfetimel ?: 15—WONS—News; Tankea Expreii. W D R T -W liard of Odds. D e a l ! toria and In December will return 7:25- WTIC—Waather. 8:5 5 -W T H T —News. discover that a big, beautiful, fine-perform­ to England by rail and ateamer 7 ;5 ft-W D R C -^ ld Music Box; News. • WDRC—It Happens Every Dt.v Look, drive, question, compare—come in for a short visit. (*■' 7). W TIC—Bob Steale— Morning Watch. 4:99-WCCC— Music. ing Pontiac can be yours for very few dollars ' When you know the kind of performance WCCC—News; Good Morning Music. WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis. and put Pontiac to any test; its quality will more than the lowest priced cars! So com­ Pontiac can deliver, when you realize its The yawl Is sturdy, admirably W K N B —News. Phil Hale Show. WTHT—News. stand your searchings well. It’s big and suited for single-handed or two- 7:45-WHAY-Newd. W TIC— Backslsge Wife, pare quality an.d compare price. Be sure you solid quality, and have compared Pontiac's man sailihg. She has a mahogany 7;ft5— WONS—W’cathcr, W H A T —News; Polka Hop. roomy—solidly built on a long 122-inch W T H T —Weather. get your bMt dollar-for-dollar value—for if surprisingly, low price, add to all this hull, oak frames and measures S:ftO—WDR<’—World News Roundup. Wheelbase. It’s a wonderful performer— you can afford any new car, you can afford Pontiac’s high resale value! Then you'll 24.1 feet at the waterline bv 8.4- WCCC-iK ddta Corner. with more high-compression horsepower foot beam. An auxiliary gas en­ W KNB—News; Phil HMe Show. a Pontiac—a General Motors Masterpiece! know why Pontiac is your best deal—the BROWN-BEAU PRE, Inc. W-THT—Martin Agronsky.' than you’ll probably ever need. It’s bMuti? gine is used only for entering har­ W T U '—New:!. best doUar-for-doliar value you can buy I bor. 50 BmRF.I.L RTRF.RT — MANrHF.ATRR No other W HAY—Jesting With Wamp. For Folks WO.NS—News. ful—and designed, engineered and built to be a truly fine car. BASIC WEAPONS brand of gasoline Over 40 Who Haddsm, 'Conn, (/Pi — Gaston Schrelber. s World Wsr I army captain with a reputation tor has yet equalled this Di;ag To Work— marksmanship, took three shots Mobilgas Television Ynii Feel IJke Stnylng In B ed- rerently at a fox raiding his chic­ PLEASE REMEMKRI WHEN YOU USE HERALD ADVERTISING balanced power and mileage All Tired Out— Run-Down— ken farm here. He mi.ssed each P. aM. f time. WNHC Dlacniirngeil. 4 Oiw- Travnlnr?. Cliiim;e.x are .vou are Just not The fox was less fortiinnte when record I 4 30—On Yf»ur Arr»»unl. It returned to Srhreibet'i,,,,farm --- fr~T»t-.ynni ------■' '.------^— getting' voiir full dally require- merit* o f Vitamin.* and Minerala -Jwa_daYJL-1sJtti. Mr.s. achrfitier hit DEADLINE FOR DISPLAY ADV. COPY 'll!- .{i^Guw'li Dfinriv 6 OO—Junior poundlAblo. ' from yorir daily food. What you It squar^y between the eyes with 6.SO—The Spurtscopt. should try ia,, F E R R IZ A N the a atone, knocking Jt cold, and N T H E 1953 Mobilgas Economy Run 25 new K 40—Weather Forecast. New Iodine- Iron Vitamin Tonie, killed It with a club. If Tea Wleh To ) Tenr Ad MtMt Be In —World News Tot^iy. I U . S. stock cars, using Mobilgas or Mobilgas 7 0«)—4}uperman. ' a true Dietary Supplement givea j Adveiliae Oa ' > Tlw HemM Offle# I 7.30—Jl'a a Pl^asurje ,Vou a generous supply of B Vita- PERSONAL WORK 7 4:1 t'amt* 1 N'e.wa ICaraTan. Hartford. Conn. The Con­ A. MONDAY J FRIDAY 1 P. M. Special, averaged an amazing 22.3 miles per 8 Ofu-Mlllon Bf'rtr. rriina Iron for your Blood arid; h 3u-Pla) hnli.«u of aStani. precious Iodine for the duclle/s necUcut .Supreme Court has, ruled gallon over a punishing 1206-mile route. 9:00—This is. Show Buslne.«s. If Vim Wish te ) Tenr Ad Mnnt Be In I glands. You must fee.l better that the state Is not required to ¥ . &;■*•>- Susp^'ti'*'. AdTerttae On > • The Hemid Offkn - 20:00—JuUr*' for'Yourself. 1 look better work better rest pa.v for work assigned to mental 10 30—(Jn thu Lin^. better be conipletelv satisfied patients for therspeutic purposes. TUESDAY > MONDAY 1 P. M. ; That proves again— it takes perfect balance 30.45-Tbe lalllln fihow. . with FKRRIZAN in .30 day* or Denying a $2,000 claim made In 11:00—Hobert Mnnvsomcry. 12 00—.News. ; your mone.v back. behalf of a whman patient for If Ton Wteh Tn ) Tenr Ad Mnst Be In of high volatility, high power and high mileage \\K.MI itTjrk In a hospital laundry, the Advertlaa On L. The HemM OfflM 4 Jeann** I'orter. ; Hale's Dept Store court held: “Her labor was re­ ingredients to deliver top Mobilgas economy 4:3I^Rpd Bari;\’. WEDNESDAY ) TUESDAY I P. M. 6:00—Western Theater. too Tablets only SI.5S quired not primarily for the bene­ MILES PER GALLON and performat^ce! Fill up at your Mobilgac 6 00—News. 35(1 T a b le ts...... $4.50 fit o f the hospital, but for her own f 0:16—Karl.v Show. welfare.” H Yon Wleh Tn Tenr Ad Mant Be In I 7:25—weathervane. 1 .'Hail order's lOr extra. ) dealer today! ' 7:30-News. Advertise On > The Hemid Office AVERAGE 7:46—<*onrie Gordon> PRODIGAL 8TKEK -—tldiO^The Files of Jeffrey Johes. THURSDAY > WEDNESDAY 1 P. M. 8:30—All-Star Theater. Siinbiiry, Pa. (/Pi It took one 9:00—Show Business. white-nosed Hereford steer Belong­ If Tan W U Tn 1 Tenr Ad Moat Be In 9:80—Playhouse of Stars. , ing to George Ward, several weeks 10:00—Danrrr. Advertlaa i^On. > The Hemid Office 10;30—See It Now. to decide that the grass grows 11:00—News. greener at home, after all. PRIDAYa^ ) THURSDAY 1 P. M. U:16—Late Show. After roaming away from the 12:15—Film. , Teaerrow Ward pasture the steer was re­ If Yen Wteh Tn ) Tnnr Ad Mnst Be In WNHG • ported seen at y ^ o iis points east 1 AdveiHin On > Th* HemM Office A. M. of this central Pennsylvania com­ 7:00—'I'odav. SATURDAY > FRIDAY 1 F.M. 9:00—You Are What You Eat. home comfort munity. Then one morning he 9:45—Morning News. a quietl.v walked Inside a fenced lot, 10:00—DlnR Donir Beliool. aind through a bar gate purposely 10:8(L-Youp Window Shopper, n ;00-Hawkln« FaHa, let down for him and rejoined 11:15—Th't fimnets. MORIARTY ffros. W ade’s 28rhead herd. 11:30—Strike It Hich. DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING P M. 3 15 C F N T t R ST lu e RIiaSTANDARD HOITHK.* ^ 12.00—Momenta of O^omfort ’ 12:15—Love o Life. N ew Orleans (/P) The Commls- 1«lM A.'M. DAY Or^HJCA'nm (BKIPr *41. * A. MJ 12:80—Sear'.h for Tomorrow SILENT GLOW .akin.jCauniUL.plaaned. .tn aatablUh 22; 46—Nancy'« KlL^en. TAINTOR PONTIAC, Jne. Id Series;*’ " ” OIL lUENERS minimum housing standards after WKNB 155 CENTER STREET ~ MANCHESTER a survey showed that 43 per cent ilattrliPBtpr lEvcnins T|fralii r . M, o f that city’s 173,000 houses were 9:90—Bob Croaby. , Tel. 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\ ■' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HEllAU), MANCHF-STER. CONN. itlESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1968 PAGE THISitil? PAGE TWELVE BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONiI/ t UESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29,1958 18-monthsr aentepceTn the Federal i in Poland as a civilian Interpreter leged escape from Russia and was Emercency Doctors U. S. Ousts .'S78I Reformatory at Milan, Mich, for j with the Polish Oommimlst delega- Truman "^Urges Unconvinced "willing to talk." • Nixonf Dulles contampl of Congreas. i Uon to the Neutral Inspection On the saihe day. Vice Presi­ Yaworski-Misovich Wedding f f T 1 • l l _ ! Albert Anastasia, described by team. Temporary Headquarien Physlciana of the Manches­ Skywatch Schedule dent Nixon said he had heard l Y I I Jn g lC H 1 t* n |^lC the department as long associated ; ter Medical Association who Meeting Slated Senator Airs about the case "from people who Among Those mam ^ rackets along the N ew ,;^.*^ , , U. S. Construct will respond to emergency calls Wedaeoday, Sept. M. * are supposed to have the story.” York-New Jersey waterfront.-^ i II ItlV eH tlH ateB BRUNNER’S PAOlARD tomorrow afternoon and eve­ Me said the government was *14^ ageinat whom denaturalization: . .f n - ning are Dr. John Prignano, By Red Cross M idnight • 3 o .m ...... V olunteers Needed Alien Program Strong Defense m. - 4 a.m ...... V oluateera Needed New Opinion checking It. At Ceremony I p:oceedlngs looking to deportation ' tel. 9-1016 and Dr. Nicholas 3 a. CiwpMs StK Fatal Air Oash 4 a.m.'• 6 a.m. ..Howard Peters Subsequently, a Madrid newt- are pending at Newark. > USED CAR SALES and SERVICE Marzialo, Ul. 9-S604. (Ooatlnued from Pag* O ne) ’ Brownell said today lie has : (OoatbmM from Pace Oae) 150 Pint Quota Planned 6 a.m . • 9 a.m ...... Voliniteers Needed (Continued From Page One) paper published unconArmed re­ (CkMilinued from Page Ona) '9 a.m . - noon ...... ( ...... Katherine Ruttgers ports that the FBI was checking — granted a temporary U. 8. entrv 1 (Continued from Page One) For Bloodmobile Visit; a story that Beria, or someone Brownell has been averaging lliree permit to Polish pollllcsl refugee! valiant and unyieldinc atrufcle in : Ncmn - 3 p.m ...... Lucy BUrke. said, "I am not convinced the man taa had parauadad him to stay GARRITY- BROTHERS 13 p.m. • 6 p. m ...... Jacqueline Bennett claiming to be Beria, had para­ or four new deportation ■ or >lllns, telephone .Mitchell • EFFICIENT GUARANTEED arrepted the job, but changed her and forced out of the country. ‘. him in Frn..Francisco, Hsj- Paige more often. Satchel is a said, they are the "die-hard i.sola- ported that 11 homes of outstand­ ' Hot Ijinch Menu in 1938. 3-4419. All persons liable by law to pav mind and didn't take it. It was not Among pending cases are inoacj diikiewicz was employed last June great athlete but he's 53." tionists of 12 years ago,"—the peo­ ing interest to the community The menu for the Wapplng Ele­ He was a member of Evergreen RELIABLE WORK .MACHINE SPREAD taxes in the Eighth School and until 1948 thst she went to work , ag ain st: l ple who say "the really li.iportant will be open to the public Satur­ mentary School this week is: To­ Lodge, AF and AM. and for many POWER ROLLED utilities District of Mancheiter-are for McCarthy as a reseairher and I Joseph Acrnrdl, Newark. N. J., ' thing is to rut taxes, whether the day afternoon, Oct. 17, between day—beef and gravy, mashed po­ years was tyler of the lodge. On hereby notified thst on Oct. 1. I adviser. She left the job last year | now seeking sn appeal before the danger is over or not." I and .% p. m. Tea will be served tato. salad, bread and butter, Dec. 15. 1948. and Mrs. P ark er PHONE WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT ' will have a rate hill for the col- to become a free lance writer and Supreme Court from u deportation celebrated their' golden wedding Falla To Rap (iOP at the South Methodist church be­ pears; Wednesday —■ soup and WASHER MI-9-4S37 lectlon.s of two and one-half mills resenri'h worker. "*f, order. ' anniversary. AND KNOW HOW—DON’T DELAY—CALL TODAY Reports of a romantic Interest;^ Neither did the former President tween 3 and 5 p. m. Those mak­ crackers, chopped ham or peanut ■on the dollar laid on the list of Hi.s brother. .Samuel A ccaidl. of dlrectly-.%.ttack the Eisenhower ad­ ing the tour of houses will have Besides his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth ; between, them became current sev- i Nfwsrk. naturaliz'd eight, years butter sandwiches, frosted graham Alexander Parker, he leaves one TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS ’ 1952 due to the collector Oct. 1. ministration or Republicans as an opportunity' to inspect the REPAIRS. 1953. Taxes accepted 9 a. m. to 12 eral years sgo, hut Miss Kerr says . ; a"o and denaiiiralizcd on grounds crackers; Thursday • porcupine daughter. Mrs. 'William M. Page ■ she rejected McCarthy's early re- , such - - as he did in two recent church. meat balls, green beans, whole p. m., 3 to 8 p. ni. anil 7 to 9 p. m., j of fraud in July. ' of Albany, New York; and two I PLACE YOUR FREE quests for dales hiHause she 111 4 speeches. At 3 p. m., the a((xiliary mem­ kernel-corn, rolls and butter, pud­ Prompt, Economical every week day during October'at Gambler .lijpe Arlonis. of New Instead, he appealed /or recogni­ bers were served tea and dainty granddaughters. Mrs. Kenneth R. frowned on the idea of romance | MRS. STKI’HH.N' YAWOK S H C T ^ " " Jer-ey, ordered deported, but also ding; Friday - tuna noodle cas­ Wight of Princeton, N. J. and Miss ORDER NOW ESTIMATES re ar 23 Main S treet. mill an employer. tion and support, 'regardless of sandwiches from a tea table at­ serole, spinach, beets, bread and Guorontood unilerMndlci nr*flt hcie on charges Nancy Page of Albany, N. Y. ; Take notice 1 All taxes unpaid Their friends call iheir court- ' Mls.a E rnestine MIsovleh, d a iig h -. with stole. She wore a tieadband o' partisanship," of what he called tractively arranged by Mrs., Wai­ butter, Jello. Milk is served with Ih.at he < omnrfiUed p'rjurv before the "basic pillars” of American Burial .was in the South Windsor , j Nov.' 1, 19.53 will be'ctiarged in- ship a stormy one. Miss Kerr has yellow larnatlons and carried an ter Gorman with yellow candles in all meals. Wrin9tr«Rolls Roplocod ! teiesC at the rate of 6 per «elit per ter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mlso- the .*-'enale C iiuie Investigating foreign policy. silver candelabra arid a center Cemefery. j ronflnned that shortly before an- arm bouquet of the same (lowers ' f'i,nimillee Teachers and officers of the THOMAS COLLA i year from Oct, 1. 19.53 until paid. vi( h, .538 Bush Hill Rd.. and S tep h ­ Tile criminal prosei u- ' An addition to a strong defense piece of yellow chrysanthemums. Kilena W iitsnn .Alien nounciUK tlieir cnj;a^;emenl she w ith ivy. ( ou'wlll be completed befoie there Wapplng (.'ommunily Church Sun­ I W alter N , I^clerc en Ysworski, son of Mr. and Mrs. and willingness to negotiate with Tea was poured by Mrs.- Wat­ Mrs, Ellena W atson Allen. 90, CONSTRUCTION COMPANY laid down conditions for marrying is any actual attempt to depo'rt ' day School met at the Community widow of Jabez S. Allen, of Scan- I Colleckor----- Joseph Yawnrski, 17 Kerry 8t., The bride's mother was attired Rus.sia. Truman listed as the "bas­ kins and Mrs. Caldwell. POTTERTON'S PHONE MANCHESTER, ML9.5224 fhe Bens tor. She declined flrmly to in blue ailk ahanliing, and her cor- him. ic pillars": A renewed and rein­ House last night and made plana tic. died yesterday at the home of ISO Center St.i Cor. of Church j Mamhester, Conn., September diselose them were united In marriage, Saturday. for the school which will hold aage was of pink ro.ae.s. The mot'ier k’ran'a Co.stello, onetime under-’ vigorated reciprocal trade policy: her .son, Hayden W. Allen of N ew ­ ' 19, 1953. Send Regrets .Sept. 26, in Em anuel L utheran world power, against whom a de- C liurrh. of the bridegroom choae du-ty ro.ae support of the North Atlantic Ei<:lit Mav Seek Wa.shlmiton, .Sept, 29 id’i The lace an'l taffeta and corsage of nalurallzallon petition is pcmiing. Treaty Organization (NATOI; Eu­ President and Mrs. Eisenhower The double-ring ceremony was This cannot lie brought to trial uji- fierfornied by the pastor, the Rev, red ixiaea T he" a.xs sled the brid'it ropean Unity, the Pacific Alliances were invited to-tlie wedding of party at a large reception from U1 he has completed his cm tent and the Rio De Janeiro Pact for Martin Aide Job Sen. McCarthy (K-Wis.) today Carl E. Olson. Barclay Wood played the bildal music, and palms 1 30 to 6 )p 'm. at Willie'a Restau­ Western Hemisphere security: but sent their regrets. | rant. technical assistance and economic Wpite House press sefaelary and bouquets of while carnations Eight persons, three of them For a wedding trip through New aid for underdeveloped countries, James V llagcrty told newsmen, deiorated the chancel. FOR A GOOD BUT IN local, have asked for application the Pre.sident wrote McCsrth.v s ' Given in marriage by her fsthe|;, Englaiul and Canada, the bride support of the United Nations. selected an Eaglish tweel with Truman's address was broad­ blanks for the newly created posi­ note saving "he wouldn't be able j the bride was attended by ,Mi.ss VENETIAN BLINDS tion of assistant to General Mana­ to attemi because of his other en- i Hazel Ursln, Of Tolland, as maid grean a'lenls. matching eccesso- cast on the Columbia Broadcasting ger Richard Martin. riea an'l W h ile ro.se co rs-g e On System radio network. g.igements." of honor. Cheater Li.sz'ewski, of Can The' $3,822 position li.volves de­ RockviMe, was heat man. Raymond their return they will mike lh "ir Arrow Window Shade ('ompanr tailed work in connection with the Johnson, hrothef-In-law of the home with the bride's parents. T'>e 'JI9 N. Main St. Xlnnehester town budget, the capital improve­ bridegroom serverl thrc" ''ears '"ith bride, and Richard Aatrnuckas., Tel. 5II-9-6047 80 Persons Enroll ^ ment budget, personnel, purchas­ the U. R. Navy in World War II. ing. and other adminis'rative func­ both of Manchester, served as tions. 1 A tflessdge to every Local Stocks ushers. For Evening Class The a.ssistant will work directly' The liride's gown of imnorted under the general manager and QuotaUiins Furnished By Chantilly lace and nvion tulle was Coburn A .Middlehrook. Inc. designed with a fitted bodice of About RO persons regi.^tered for ! will npt have a supervisory author- TRUSS FITT'NB I p. III. prices the lace, siuatl pointed collar end evening classes at Ji>v a surgical appllanees. Private Fit­ school. ministration are desirable. An equivalent combination of Rnnl: and Tni.st . .. 2 8 'a 3 0 'i i tiara of peails and beads; She ting Room. Clas.ses are scheduled to begin training and experledce also Is liartfnrd Conn. Triiat «() 85 ' carried a hrid.al bouquet of while, next week. However, no cla.ss ‘ li.sted as desirable. .Manrhc.^lor Trust, 80 --- 1earnation.s and Ivy. will he formed with a registration Deadline (or applications is Oct. You can have Pbopnlx StatP Bank i The. maid of honor was gowned Quinn’s Pharmacy of les.s than hi. 19 at a p. m. an/4 T ru st ...... 56 61 in lee blue nvion tulle over astln. Additional regi.strations for any ‘ if class will be accepted at the high Fira Insnraiirr r«m|>afll.»• ‘ I 511.. .53'i school office tonight and tomor- j A otna F'lif* ...... A. ------158 16.3 . row night between the hours of, Sales Total $802 H artfo rd P'iro ...... National Fire .. i.. 67'- 70 7 to 9. 92 97 The breakdown for tho.se reg­ At Aiietioii Mart I’hoonix ...... istering last night follows: sew­ the most popular automatic transmission Islfr nnci Indem nity In«». Coa, FRESH (iROl NI) FOR EVERY HOT WATER NEED- ing. 16. English for the foreign Aetna f'H.HiiaUv...... 118 125 WE ARE NOW IN ALL BEEF horn, 8; beginning typing, 21; be­ Tomatoe.s and cauliflower Aetna l.ife ...... 74 77 ginning stenography. 10: ad ­ brought a total of $802.80 at yes­ (*onn. (lontTil ...... iho 197 vanced typiVig. 3: advanced ste ­ terday's session of the Manchester H artfo rd S trum Boll. 43 46 HAMBURG yfj advertised in nography. '2: woodworking, 21: Auction Mart. T ravelers ...... 720 7l0 OUR NEW STORE! bookkeeping. 1; rug hooking. 1. Prices for tomatoes were $2.40 riihllc rtllltlea high. $1.50 low and an average of Conn. I.lghl rower . 15 Ki-lt O u r netw location is just jine LIFE to be found in any low-priced car! 4 0 'i The road between the Euphrates $2.19 with 423 half bushel baskets Conn. I’o w e r...... 3 8 ', „»and the Nile Rivers may be the sold. CauliAower went for a high Hartford Klee. I,t ... 52 .54 store south of the Manches- oldest in the world says the Na­ of $1.75 and a low of $1.10 per Hartford Gas Co...... 34 37 ier Savings and Loan buiid- tional Geographic Society. crate with 14 crates disposed of. So: New Knglanvt LB. r>.4 ing. Visit us reai s', LEAN RIB Chevrolefs Famous 1953 Powerslidel 25 28 LOVELY FALL HATS automatic water-heaters Aaaoe. Spring ...... Bri.stol B rn.sj!...... I.') 17 f*hrnry Hroa...... n PORK Collins ...... 85 100 Andlp e B arlow’sT elevision K m -H arl ...... :... 83 $1.98 CHOPS give you lankful after Fafnlr Hearing,...... 38 Ilnrt ('oolrv ...... 4 1 ', Sales and Service leHndrr.K. Krai v. CMk. 23 27 N rw Brit. Mat’h. Co. 35 3H ACCESSORIES... 214 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER TEL. Ml-3-5095 North and .Iinld ...... 24 27 . taiikful of hot water Kuasell .Mfg...... 10’i 1 2 ', HANDBAGS. GLOVES. BENDIX — MOTOROLA — RCA Sianlov Work tom. . 4 1 ', 44', LB. Much fleeter, smoother, mb^^.i'econoniical! Thoroujlhly proved Full Engine Braking-Power on Hills T erry Sleani ...... 98 COSTUME JEWELRY MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONERS Powerglide's flexibility lets you cruise easily Torrington ...... ;... 2 6 'j 28’, and improved through years of development and over a billion up any hill. And you enjoy constant engine t'. S, Knvelope rom. . 73 83 and HANKIES. braking power for maximum safety when U. S. Envelope pfd. . 56 61 REPEAT SALE! owner-driven miles! Production now running at new high levels Veeder-Root ...... 29'., 32'a descending. With Powerglide, driving in The above quotations are ',iot to . ICE BOX due to record nationwide demand! hills is as easy as driving on a level road. be con.stniod ns actual markets. 7 LAYER CAKE time s Rock Out of Trouble In .Rantlago, Chile, the owner manager of a building which JANET’S Powerglide's smooth power flow lets you Much More Economical Great New Passing Ability ralclies flic i.s arrested and must- WINTER IS COMING • ' rock out of sand, snow or mud whenever lOl.'t MAIN STREET MI-9-.j674 Chevrolet's 195,3 Powerglide Automatic Power flows when you want if, where you the need arises. “LOW” and "REVERSE" prove that the Are was an accident. PREPARE YOUR CAR NOW Transmission*—teamed with the U5-h.p. want it, and as you want it. The car picks are .side -by side on'the'Powerglide quad­ "Blue-Flame" high-compressioh Vglve-in- up pace in traffic or on the highway at the rant, making the operation doubly easy. LI. BEFORE THE COLD WEATHER RUSH! Hcad engine — brings you entirely new touch of a toe. For the '53 Pywerglide hat economy in city driving and on long trips. an added automatic pa.ssing range. Push-Proof Parking Our Fall Special For Only Put the seleetor“fevef-m-‘*P-ARK'*--poiition' Far Livelier Getaway Smobthest No-Shift Driving . - when you leave the car. and a positive gear- TABLE PEARS L Put the selector lever in "DftiVE" position at Lowest Cost ;■ type lock holds it in position until you return. —step on the acceleraior-and you move PO30 Driving is almost incredibly easy, changes Time-Proved, Owner-Proved COMPLETE HEATING smoothly away from a standing (itart to legal ‘ -ft traffic speed in seconds, due to sn* advanced of speed almost unbelievably smooth . . .< Dependability automatic starting range. for r/i(5. transmission gives simplest, imooth-' Because Gas. does heatWater 3 times faster, an est, no-shift driving at lowest cost. Come in. Drive a Chevrolet with this finer, (|^BOILERS' • OIL BURNERS more dependable, more popular aulomat'io inexpensive 30-gallon tank 'can take care of the Im portant New Gas Savings transmission. Test it and you’ll want It. It's You’ll never know ho%. economical an suto- Safe Eyes-on-the-Road Driving time-proved, and road-proved by hundreds ^ • RADIATION AND DUCT WORK PLENTY OF average family’s needs. That means you can easily INCLUDES: matiif transmission ciifi be until you. try the Safety is served in many ways. And one Of of thousands of ownersi in over a billion 1953 Powerglide, Various improvements, in­ miles of driving! afford to install an Automatic Permaglas Gas Water OIL CHANGE (5 Qts.) the most important, perhaps, is that Power- • STEAM •HOT WATER FREE AUTOMATIC cluding a more efficient use of engine power, glide permits you to concentrate on driving. Heater. Get it and forget it—just 3iai the temper­ make it extremely thrifty. In fact, bring you •Opiiotral •! extra cost. Combltustkm of fowte. LUBRICATION You can keep your hands always on the glitle automatic trantmlssien and lIS-li.p. "Blue. PARKING the most important gain in gasoline econ­ steering wheel and your eyes always on the Flame” engine available on “Two-Ten" and Bel • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING IN OUR OWN LOT ature you want. And remember the double t^nefits WATER HEATERS omy in Chevrolet history. road. Air models. Power Steering available on all models. CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK PLUGS NEXTTOSTDRE of low first cost and low operating cost when you Tht Pormiflat hii a unk of • COAL TO OIL conversions /ti»ed-to-t(9«l that CANNOT ru§t or TEST BATTERY use thrifty Gas. ' , MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! We use the famou-s and popular “World’s Economy Champion” corrod«! Your laundry » aiwaya ••/• CHECK AND TIGHTEN CONNECTIONS • • • no tans cerroaion to diacolor FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAK4E BURNERS :V , waiar or fiiiurai. CHECK TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL A»k Yomr MmUrt Plumber Or , , . 1 OR I t .UIDHF.AT PREHAURB b u r n e r s , oa advertised la Saturday BvenlBg Po«t' M a in St. • a f y CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED . and Better Homea and Oardena. DIstribated cxeluolvely by ns Ip this area.' In St. James Block : 4 Nfanchiester IH visioii H«lrtf*r4 Omm € •. mown BANTLY'S FOGARTY BROTHERS MI'9'4503 S^RYICENTEA Oaly a S . 4 7 PM- aiomh inoaNoA I CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. 256 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE MI-9-4539 Pries includM aermol 333 M AIN, ST.. OPPOSITE ARMORY InstaUatleaa by mea trained IndlvIdnaUy at the factory. - Manchester OfHee, 687 Main Street, Qpen Thursday 311 MAIN STREET-^MfNCHESTCR EveninRa and Saturday Mornings For Appliance lO-YEAR WARRANTY TELEPHONE Ml.f.B247 ...... Demonstration and Sales

IT K> V 'V -: \ ' A' /Vi- ' ^J*'., \; / /■ ■:t- ■ \ / V-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, SEPTHM^ER 29.1953 P f G E MANCHESTER EVENING HB^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1958 PAGSFOUBTEEN vlv;d at this acMlon. The Weet in- psi -d, applications would be invit­ Hamilton Rec Area Honors •lets that Any control of atomic Meet Tonight ed, and tillthe applicants would be All iLmr HoMtaf 'AM T0 0 NK8 V1LLE FOUtS BY FUNTAINB FUA f u n n y b u s in e s s BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Conditional weapons must be accompenled by screened. . V rigid eafeguarda agalnet violations^ News Tidbits Report Denied PERSONMt i It charges the SovleU won't S g ttf, Cuil«d from AP Wires It was reliably reported later, POTTY «AY»YOU HKVteR «AN TELL WHIM ------Sense and Nonsense Memory of Local Resident io such eafeguarda. On Choice of however.' that William Steams, di­ Nummi SERVICE FILTERS 6ARA6E Answer to Rretiiout runio , Menon also told the Aezembly In» A POAM ROWBOAT WILL START TO LEAK Note Holds rector of the Community, had been 808 Main St. dia had never been a candidate toi- told he waa to receive the post. Award Winder prehension that everything has , Tha'mempry of > former Man- ehlp program for our children, a r.’St In the Korean Pence Confer­ Germany’s Baltic c o g s t ta, Rec. Pirector Hrarlag IsOii'r BRSlMsa A young man calltd on# evening gone to pot. Oh. there aw yol. were directly the result of hie pru- Martin flatly denied that report. on a rich old farmer to laam the chaster realdent who aerved aa ence but itreseed that she had grumbling with sotl-KuasInn ngi- ...... 1 ? a iimea by the dozen, that tell ,Voii grtselva and understanding attl- Scant never refused to ehoulder her ob- tallon nfter Reds fall to come i The Advisory Parjt and Recres- According to NIartlii he and the k ACROSS . DOWN farmw's atory of how to become 'vice chairman of United Aircraft commission probably will work on a how to geln repose, and keep your tuda toward our wants and needs through with better living condl-1 Commission will hold Us .sec­ rich. ligatlonz. the Job description. 1 Screen Starr , Shove UCJU tangled nerves from biizzln* . . . and general manager of the enr- aa eiiiployaa." Observers took this to mean tions prom ised a fte r June 17 re-meeting with General Manager — Sjewart, ^ Amphitheaters Q C 3U Old man: It'f a long atory and and feel aa fresh aa any rose. You pnratton'e HamlltoA Standard Di- Pt'esanL at the ceremonies were (ContlMuedf’' from Page One) HERE N O W ! while I'm telling it. we might aa India is still willing to take a hand vqls . . . President Jose Antonio | R‘chaM Martin over , the appeunt- • He ikbii an 3 European □ n u read and read until you’re dlxay; vleion waa honored Sunday when | the Hamilton Standard operating the pai;le.y if all concerned Invite IJiinS DRINKING RRPORTRD a a n well save the eandle. cool to such propoaala. The U. S. IK th( Rembn of Panama pays homage at '"ent of' a successor to John Hed- AcadeiHy —— swallow snrf then alas . . - you c»nnot Hamilton Standard a new recrea-1 committea tha employes' recrea­ hCr. tombs of Georgs Washington and''*"’'*- fexlRned recreation director, in IMO 4 Greek letter . And he blew it out. sleep; unless you take a bromide tion area In Windsor Locks was : tldii and welfare eeiincll and 40 State Department said yesterday Dea Moines, la. '.75 —Fo r som e j U Youth- - Ybu nedn’t go on. I un- Touching on the sr.ms problem, unknown soldier and receives trl-! *''cning in Martin's office, 11 Speaker 5 Soaks up L3 . fiazy; or count ten hundred named the Raycroft Walsh Park.'employes w ith'28 years or more it did not see how big four talks Menon said the Disarmament CLAY deratand. bute to himsplf and nation from Press To Be Banned reason lowans are drinking K leas 13 Eluder e Genus of birds a □ thousand sheep. For admetimea The park, which was designed atiiYlca with tJie division, could accomplish results different Commiaalon had made little prog­ AmerlCaz. The press will be excluded from ' liquor this year than they dill in , 14 Spanish shawl 7 p , ) . □ □ d a n t a a vo«i can get the notion that half by James S. Klar and Associates, | On Good ^lll Flight ~ ~ from those being sought through ress and quoted world leaders' Itonn^r Boner Belgian airline pilot and Brook­ tonight's meeting as it waa from : 1952. Bales at the state monopoly | PIGEONS 15 Sienify 8 Idolized the world la on your bark. Your Manchester landscape aTehltecta, | | a native of Boston Walsh at- conferences now in prospect. statements showing that hydrogen the first meeting, according to [stores 26 Lion 31 One-seeded When a veterafl saleaman for worries swamp you like an ocean;, lyn diamond dealer are arrested In meeting, according to'stores- the only places where liq-j IN STOCK II Powerful 9 Withdraw was dedicated In ceremonier that [ tended M.I.T. and Columbia Uni- The United States, Frame and and other bombs could wreak wide what customs officials call one of {Martin. liior can be bought legally - ahow ^ 21 Anger fruit B. F. Goodrich in Akron retired, 'your cranitim begins to crack. If explosive 10 Sleeping preceded the annual Hamilton Ivenily. He left Columbia In hla Britain In Identically worded notes havoc. biggest diamond smuggling hauls: Following the earlier meeting: that consumption fell off 68,000 29 Tirades 39 One who looks he married again and aettled down yoti're in such a situation, (fa Standard wpervisors' outing. jjunibr year to enter the Army aa NEW AND USED GUNS IT Forelfn visiona on Sept. 2 invited the Soviet Union The time has-come lor the Gen on record . .Britain asks I". R. to ' ^’•'1 decided-I gallons in the first six months of agents’ 32 Dyestuff nxedly in hla home town Lunring. Mirh. beat to get upon your knee.s; afld During the program, Mrs. Walsh fa second lieutenant. In 1924, aa 12 Surfeited 33 More level 41 Fork prong to Join In the Oct. 15 foreign min­ eral AiMmbly to declare Itself in more planrs to defend her Hedlund's replacement wculd 19.53, State officials said part of: I I Narrow .lnlet The Lansing newspapsW had a nice then . . . with humble concentI'n- unveiled a portrait of her huabandi Air Corps major, he command- favortmttnf of r\t thefndi non-usenAtlellffdl ofs!ii these ulPSP wea­V i'ca*_ • . _ k... ______si__ ■ ias-> ^ ______i.— a_ — _... 13 German river 34 Melt down 44 Without hair isters' conference in an effort to Mediteranean island fortress of *** ''f’™'*'’ ^>y the aame method' the decrease may be due to a re- 20 Den story about the wedding on the tlon . . . to ask the I.s>rd to help In the lounge of the recreation.! ed • the • Army's good Will - flight - achieve "real progress toward pons," he said. 18 John (Gaelic) 38 Encountered 48 Plant society page.,But something went Malta lii [Used for fijling otherNfacant town cent crackdown on Uvems that. NASSIFF ARMS CO. 22 Gibbon you . . . please. Karl Flaster. area field house. through Central Amerlra.- world peace." 9 1 Rn*H Mend 37 WoodCn 48 Fish wrong end the headline from a Pralaea l.s«ilerBhlp N airobi Police band of .50 | X . "■*'« “ "'"K '^*>lsky by the d rin k ! 1015 Main Street He Joined Hamilton Standard in The Weetern powere restricted . . . A Jobifih rfMrTintinideacription wouliT be pre-illegally. 2* Ang?o-Saxon 23 L e « ‘ Implement 50 Exist story on another pkge appeared Rrle Martin, general manager.' Man Mail lerrorjiita attack Imen- Ca.shier I neeil a holiday. I'm 1929 as vice-prealdent And director. their proposal to talka on.the fu­ slave over the account of the wdddlng. said that Hamilton Standani In 1930 he was appointed general ti Catholic mission on klopes of 1 1 1 1 r~ 7 1 r " It read "Old Power Plant Reflc- not, looking my best. emerged as the outstanding propel-i ture of Germany and Austria but Mt. Kenya and kill nun and uimnd 23 H sif-em manager of Hamilton Standard noted that a solution on Germany Obituary Itvated." Boss .Nonsense, ler manufacturer in the world dur­ prieaf. . p'rance's Supreme Court 26 Bails water Cashier No, It isn't nonsense; Propeller CerporsUon and In 1931 would provide “an essential part V 27 Deep hole II ing the years of Walsh's leader­ was made president of the organi­ rules French newspspers don't He I heard a new one the other the men sre beginning to count ship from 1930 to 1940. of a World settlement" by paving hsyr to print names of Isuyers 26 W eight of ll( A their change. zation. In 1935 he was elected gen­ the way for diacuaalona on other India day. I wonder if I told it to you. "Tha Hamilton Standard that eral manager and the following handling court cAsea, If they don’t we know today indelibly bears the outstanding world problema. F u n e r a l s w ant to. 6et motorings bgges) bargain.s.Americas most exciting car! Cm- 20 Exist She la'It ffirihy. year was elected vlce-piesldent and 14 \i « d H e -Y e a . < If 'vou ran run a losing rare mark of his high personal Integrity In a previous exchange of notes, II Mine shaft hut director of United Aircraft Corp,, Riiasla.had suggealed that the Big Geyman World W ar II plane de­ She Then you haven't. without blaming your loil.< on and executive ability,", Martin de­ with his duties aa vice-president ’•Tl C signer. Ernst Heihkel. says Rus­ ' ‘Six hours' labor for cleaning spark plugs and adjusting 22 Weird 20 ii ft ’% ii [Someone else, you have bright Four meeting be broadened to dii- './y. clared. "The division’s strong moral pertaining to Hamilton Standard. Funeral services'for Mrs. Mary sian Baltic rocket research base the carburetor—I'm gonna find out what's siowin*; 38 Written form ' pro.sperta r>f sucress further down ciiaa other world problems. The 9 - i f - S 3 of Mister M ^ -te it k Roaa Who do you think you fiber-stems frolm his tnalstence on Walsh resigned as general mana­ C. Staum, wife of Peter Btaum. 89 at Peenemiiende ran launch guid- ‘ you down!" / ~ are - head of this department? the road of life. the highest standards of ethlra Russians had demanded the pres- W est C enter St,, •who died sudden­ 26 H ealth resorts ger of Hamilton Standard in 1940 enre of Red China at such talks guliled miSfiles against the I'. H.. . 40 Above n a '' 1 h Eeke —No, air. and virtue in all business trans- with hla election as full vice-presi­ ly at her home on Friday, were Britain Joins United States In ask­ Compare prices! Yinill buy a Boas—Then don't talk like an but this met with Western re- 41 Golf mound ’ r .Iiutge You say you've got the ' actions. At the same time, we, the dent of United Aircraft. In 1942 held this morning at 8:30 o'clock ing Israel to stop work for time OUR BOARDING HOUSE - with R^AJOR HOOPLE Idiot! employea of the diviaion, benefit Jeetlon. from .the Lcclerc F'uneral Home, BY J. R; WILLIAMS 42 Sensitive 10 k perfect answer to this wife-l>eat- he became senior vice-president Israel Ends Debate being' on project to divert River OUT OUR WAT L ing charge? What ia it? from hla every-day concern for with a solemn requiem High Mass perception and was elected vice-chairman a Meanwhile at the United Na­ Jo rd an . » i r JT I f IT Tlila 'a* That Defendant-.Ahe wasn't my wife! our welfare. Our Inauranre pro­ year later. at 9 o’clock In St. James' ChUrch. Gen. Mark Clark says. In fare­ A W PF -SP U T T -rr/ YOU HAYBTC) 43 Oriental coin % The world ia In an awful dither tions In N. Y„ Israel wound up the The Rev. Kdgar Farrell was W H A T ? DID y o u SAY TOWN ? 44 Insect stings i grams, our retirement income plan While In M anchester, W alsh well to troops, it will be necessary ■g « and lota of people get upaet; with and the latest benefit, the scholar- U. N. Assembly’s general debate celebrant, the Rev. George IXL MAMS TO HAUL WHAT TOWN ? DftAT IT, OFFICER. 46 Lord high Ttie Brute lived a t 68 Prospect St. today by Joining in the growing for U. S. forces to remain strong V»U »W,,BR TH R f rumors flying yoA and hither—but Hughes, deacon and the Rev. Theo­ sensational Shidebaker! 0 6 i I'M A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE M Y- admiral (ab.) ri 4H 44 ;eople« h.ive Tlie funeral of Robert Jonee, a back on feet | .'-n(»en. IP MP war. He said this was done against Sum atra. • been Inspired by the vision of a former resident of Manrheater. Lliarles L. .Bolte leaves FrQinkfiirt. the advice of the army general The rebels, lb,(KH) .strong, launch­ new International era in whlrh wa.s held yesterday at 1 p m. «t hy air «0 «nke up new i t a f f . , ed an all-out offensive .Sept. 21 to [the secotyi half of this century ! the W. P. Qiiish Funeral Home.’"post...... jts Army...... Vice.. Chief of .Staff The minister, Mohammed Hai­ liberate themselves from the would emerge full of peace and j w ith the Rev. C. E. Win.slow. in Wa.ahington. dar. waa leatlfying in the trial of authority of the central govern­ I abundance." I minister, of the Ouirch of the . Soviet . , Union will return to former Premier Ibrahim Hadi. ment In Java slid turn their north­ I India's V. K. Krishna Menon I Nazarene. ofTkiaUnp. Burial 6f'0 prisoners of war Oct. who la charged \4ith high treason ern pruvinie of Atjeh over to a I yestcrd.iy urged a big pow,-er con- i i„ ,ha Phist Cemetery. • according to an Austrian and conspiracy with a foreign "Moslem Slate of Indonesia" en­ I ference to end world tension and ^ Bearers were Samuel Jones, Jo- government announcement power. Haidar was minister of de­ visaged by the rebel band Islam Egypt arcuses Israel of .attacking j said he w'oiild ask the as.sembly : -seph Robb. Etirier T urkington and fense In Hadl’s cabinet. organization. and occapying small village of ; to call on leaders such as Prime i Sherw ood Wright. ^ Hadi reiterated his protesta­ Danil Islam la by Kartoaii- i Minister Churchill. President Eis- i Ouga in demilitarized zone be­ tions of Innocence and said hla loy- wlrjo, whose roving headquarters I enhower an U PT rloaed aeaaion testimony regarding A government communique said ^ Assembly will develop the tenden­ Suyflain Returns it won’t be outdated a few moijithf fronr nowl the aci'tiaation of conspiracy with troops were flown Inti) the Atjeh cy which It has recently displayed Out Wauled Man BY V.T. HAMLIN a foreign power. The praWcution provincial capital of Kutaradja. — to summon contending partiej; ALLEY OOP Something's Brewing asked that such testimony be while a battalion of ground troops To Stale' Depts Tlili StuM»«h*r’t Uw ^c« Ttiiz Stwdabokor'a low prico heard In secret- In international dlspiite.« to theif , Rome, Maine,. Sept. 19 A man piiaHed up along the east coast In duty of direct diplomatic settle­ buys you . the must adTanced buvs you the finest kind of AW SKIP NOW LOOK.'vOU h I 9 0 , LATE INTHK_SiM»T’'-DM6t an effort to Join up with forces wanted on a charge of slaying his IT. R X ^ - AU. BETTER e O EASY. m ent." ' automobde in ail the world — sa^ty for your driving. which made an amphibious landing wife in California was flushed from "^WirtkplTigton. Sept. 29 <5^—H enry This loHg-tt'keelbmse f DONE WAS OOP CAN GET He declared that "if the sincere with DO exceptions! This Stodabokor'z low prico Wiiu'liell Libel Suit at Uiokseiim.awe last week. a rmigh v.'oods camp today with a Suydivn, chief editorial writer of 6-pc.ssfnter Champion PUT A LITTLE PRETTY dang altitudes of direct settlement be­ This Sfudobokor's' l.ow |»ric« buys you ton resale value —a HEAT ON TH' gin to take root both in great pow­ tear gas bomb the Newark iN. J i Evenir.K News. Custom Sedan SRANa.WIZER Delayed by Death er relationships snd in areas of Police, who bad w.iiched the 1 - . , ,j* ^ . . —__ buys you the kiogest, lowest, car that will alwavs be out- atiiblxiin regional conflict, this room shack for days from a fishing , o ''most distinctive car in the ahead ia smart des^pi. Few Will Benefit boat, said E zra L. VVltham. 44, had , eighth regtilar seasion (of the Aa- . . . . , ... turning to a position he first h*‘“ lowest price held. Your aaoHsy Stud ok ok or doolor New York. .Sept. 29 — Pre-trial, seVnhIvi mav well mark a stage in ‘o come out when ordeied. From Auto Kate^ • ------The heavily-armed posse fired a about .30 years ago. This Stwdnbakor’z low prico eordiaHyr invites vou to come examination of rolumniat-commen- ■ man's eternal and indefatigable Suydam. 62. i.s a former Wash­ ‘1797" warning shot through the stove buys you a ear that's an eeon- in an d try oat this brilliant- tator Walter WInchell in the libel j quest for a peaceful world ” u ington ^nd foreign conespondenl. DEIJVFsHKD IN suit brought by the New York ' Mrnon's appeal for a big power P'Pe but Witham still held out. A otny stand-out. performing cor right aw ay . Ne\v Britain Sept. 29 f/45 The He was reportedly chosen by Asst. MANCHESTER Post and Its editor, James A. .parley came in the wake of Prim* tear gas. "bio^ught him out Secretary of State Carl W. Mc- New Britain ifrsiifanee Board re­ ’Minister Churchill’s assertion that K^bullet said Trooper Parker of tS£ Wechsler, has been postponed in­ ported today that only a small CsrdJe with the approval of Sec­ mitk itsmdsrj k a«. T . a. a,. ¥. a sw sa.- he still th'iilks a top level big four . , . . LBJHl definitely becsjise of the dfath of jierrentage of motorists in this area re ta ry Dulles. M cCardle Is in S$sU mmJ haii I4xt$, if -a,.. II a WInchell attprne.vA meeting is a good idea. •‘'S’ R I-mcoln said a war- "Ob. I wouldn't say wa're wall acquainted! I just know will benefit from the lower.aiitomo- "Their meeting might lead to fant waa out accusing Wilham of charge of , public affairs for the esitM. f9'kitf fidfttsil Mrtt The attorney, Waiter Russell blle liability rates whlrh went Into SoffCM fitUy. 1-29 “ ------bar to talk about!" Barry. .53, died at . his home at (V, u^iiiiinn of nroblems " the In-'■ *>aving his wife. Mildred Cole ,‘’^PaftTient. Mmd fkr*mf wrhtrt di»n OtI* I eeeda and . Richmond, ; ed under Suydam at the beginning four attorneys for WInchell. . Y---- W j Board, at a meeting at the Bui- rw X ill and Menon aUlement^ "ot far from this Kennebec county ] of his State Dept, career. McDer- WInchell liad been questioned at ^IVE HIM Hl4 I'M NOT 5i>C.E r >Ol' LNOW . H E C E ^ ^ YOO'RL "UNO M\NOlL‘=> VOVTW MV V\At»V .WOWi C80 four previous sessions by former alarm that people may get the im­ his appointment by President WAV V0L’'E F / AFOi’TM>' A H -w ee! \K>CON>'b'D7.Q«Tt P Federal Judge .Simon H. Rlefklnd. pression from news releases that ing^^’ciiu'XVrstMen^ent.'^T^^ Uncoln said an alert had Ei.scnhower la.st spring as Ambas­ eoCrt TWKiOS 0P?)tT *. attorney for the Post and Wechs­ AC T J A.YAirA...>01112 ! \E>KiT \T C3«WSOOS theiv would be a general reduc­ S ta te D epartm ent said earlier ye.a- >een out for a y ear to p^ick up sador to San Salvador. Ot> ler. AlHWECuXtCxv-; iHKt TH t E>X\6Wt^ f of drivers who will be affected by through conferences 'that are now seen in this area, radio and television broadcasts at­ the new rates. In the over-2.5 ape in prospect." Trooiiers ffnd deputy sheriffs Hughes. Several years earlier he - tempted to convey the imptession group, those w'ho do not use their i Menon apparently envisaged a searched the area looking for a had gone to Europe a'.s a foreign that the Poat and Wechsler sup­ cars In going back and forth to ; meeting of the chiefs of stale of woods, operation at the end of a correspondent arid had covered a.s- ported the Communist party. Win- work will receive a reduction of i the United Stale... Britain and So- bulldozed road on a pond .where i rliell's co-defendants are the about 1.5 per cent. In the under-25 jv ie t Ru.s.sia, though he also quoted , W itham w as reported to be w o r k / |« « ; I , He Hearst Corp., King Features Syn­ I staff of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. age group, those who sHe nof'jpwn- I from a 19.51 speech by ,f ranee a . ing. dicate. the American Broadcasting Frieiid.s said today that Suydam ers of autmobilea or sre not prln- rTesIdent Vincent Aurlol callin I.rfist T hursday Lincoln and an Co. and the G ruen W atch Co., pro­ rljial drivers of automobiles, .^are o th er trooper went fishing on the from 9 - 2 9 gram sponsor. for s Big Four parley to imlud" & married and have legal eustorly FiVnee. kteiion did not mention pond searching for such a sight of a child residing In their house­ and found the end of the road - ,> 7KK KIN DRUGHTRIl China. A hold will receive a reduction of T3ie IT. S. delegation declined to from their boat. Hard Logic BY aL VERMEER '^W ashington. Sept. 29 oP.— about five per cent. PRISCILLA’S POP MICKEY FINN No Help! President KIsenhower’s delighted coniment on Menon's propo.sal, Stale Fish and Game Depart­ LANK LEONARD ment wardens helped locate the Ai>oiit Town grandchildren today showed off DK.\TH TOLI. 4'UMRS leaving >the A m erican reaction to colorful Panam.anlan Indian ros- Washington. ■ camp and the spot was kept under I»ui«vllle, ^Ky., Sept. 29 1175-r- suryeillance. The Tall Cedars rif Lebanon have tlimes, the gifts .pf President and The death toll from the worst .•\sl;s for M<*etlng jmstponed their reiehionial, which Mrs. Jose Antonio Remon of Pan -1 aviation disaster' In'Kenturlrv'4 Lebanon's Cliniles .Malik also Police wailed until after the was scheduled for Saturday, Oct. tm a . history climhed to 23 today came out yeytVrday for a nieoling weekend to make the raid Just in 10 , to Nov. 14, at the Masonic Tem­ THE I^OME The, Remons were overhlcht' when stewardess Dornthv Jean of the world| j^-ers. ca.se Witham had gone away for a ple. few days. a guests at the White House and' Rush, .32. of San Antonio site- In hla li'tgU^' speech Menon moved aemss Pennsylvania Ave, rumlied. also pro|)o.sed that; ithe. U.N. ask S ta te Police, who .say. th ey found j E \ HI'RI.KK DIES this morning to Blair Hou.se, the the big iKiwers to "place a vohin- a rifle in Witham's cabin, were | laiwrll, .Mass., Sept. 29 tP'— YOU LIKE governmeixt's official guest .resi­ . A QI^STION OF RENT tary ban on the atomic and hydro­ armed With sawed off shotguns and Cictirge 15, (l.s>flyl T,\ler, H3, one dence. St. Ixniis D \VE.\THRR AHI died unexpectedly today at his hy the President and Mrs. Ki.sen-) controls restored had to be called one of the points of the Soviet dis­ ‘.New Vogk, Sept. 29 CTfXxiMi home.' He had been a sh(H> cutter S & L Heme Leon. hower and their three grandchil­ off. Sponsors 'were unable to ob­ armament proposal which the As­ \\ arid Series wllj|(.> be played In for miuiy y ears and nua>l recent­ dren, David .5, Barbara Ann 3 and, tain rent-free apace for the meet­ sembly has several times rejected sum m ery 4veather.' the weather ly waa, employed in a Haverhill Siizan 1. ing. [and which the Russians havj re- bureau predicted toflay. faelorv. . While but house-hunting, did you di-scover the home jpu like? ea*i bf NIA „ If you have made up your mind to buy a home, .sec .Manche.ster !■ ^flt Vi Savings and Loan about a Home lAian.—Many of those who hava BY LESLIE TURNER f r £CKLE.S AND HIS FRIENDS -Special Instructions lY MERRILL C. BL08SER are now happy home owners. , Wit “UCJNtt*. 9 = \NH.L BE NMTtUB '^I'LL BE w ItUYou «sl > sfecowo--- 1' Revereni TuaTs 7 ) FOR UE.WTM A HAVE TO MAKE A,PMpME CALL,' 'WEST? F^'NE., Twawk o p o o m c s s 3 00 Two THEY'RF ■JUNE f ' SI6M.I CRUI56R. MAVE BUWEP THE HAKMer / OfJ TMEJR ME BORKOWD- R l Cosae ON, tells g e t o o r WAY OVER carry NOW OUT TOUR. (AilEM ) SPECIAL INSTRUCT- IONS.'

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LOCAL Sport Chatter I Roach Runs Wild in First Came at New York 6 to ^ Favorites to Defeat Brooklyn I By Scores Three i EARL W. YOST Irish' Ranked Leading Fever Hits Big Town Starting Pit.chers in Series Opener Tomorrow at Yankee S t^u m Bporta Editor Touchdowns, Merchants Game Wednesday Reyiiolds, Furillo ^ BO W U N O s h o e s will be re-• miiwioner of the American U ttle Grid Team in Country auired of all bowlert at the Com- I League. ? All LfOngRuiis; Every Hotel Jammed, munlty T alleya t|il8 leaeon. Bill i i------Off; Sign Irving Panciera Steama’ reporta rental shoes will S\VEEPSTAIM» winners In the New York, Sept. 29 (Ah Mighty-ranklni^s. got 71 of ths 98 first Question Marks be available at the lanes. Women's Division at the Country B y HAL T l'R K IN O T O N ------Notre Dame, despite the protests- > place votes cast, This was good The crowds are singing the' l^o announcements were made for a total of 907 points on ths Sealpers in Business — - . I Club last weekend were; Cora tlons of Coach Frank Leahy that New York. Sept. 29 OD Allle praises of No. 10 again this fall. »>y Business Manager George i basis of 10 for first place, nine for h a n k HAEFR and Doc McKee ; Anderson, first low net. 94-17-77; the Irlsl) would be sub-par, ruled Yale atifl Brown Reynold’s right arm and Carl Fu- were members of the Pratt wid peg Chanda, second low net, 101- Here at, home, football fahi anxi- Mitchell of the Merchants’ football! the roost today as the No. 1 foot­ second and so on down the line. N ew Y ork, Sspt. 29 (A6—There Negotiations Resumed rlllo’s aching "pinky" may hold the Whltney Aircraft golf team during , 21-^7if. Julie Falknet’a 94 ously await the line scores of Sat- team. One was good news and the ball team In the country. The top ten (figures In brackets must he considerable Interest In the past season. Ted Plodelk. also ! was idw gross. All but one iirday football games and try to I other bad. indicate number of first plscs I I I key to the New York Yankee- Apparently everyone ex cep t ths World Series outside of New Bowl Satiirdav a member of the Manchester Coun- rnatch in the semi-finals of the surmise what Jimmy Roach is | Leahy thought Notre Dame was votes 1: Brooklyn World Series opening to­ try CTub, served as team captain, pajj Tournament have been doing. York too . . . Every major hotel WEDNESDAY NIGHT’S sched­ To Transfer Browns loaded this year. The South Bend 1— Notre Dame (71) ....997 New HaiJ$n. .Sept. 29 015 Yale morrow at Yankee Stadium. •------^ played. Corn Anderson defeated • • • In the city Is jammed end an esti­ bow ig uled ghme with the Hartford Ara­ outfit was ranked firat In the pre- «V2 A 2— Michigan State (8) ... will he trying to smother one of ED KOVI8 and Charlie Vnrrick Carolyn Laking in Class A in a JIM PICKED IIP, at New York mated three-quartera of a million If Reynolds ran flash his 19112 gons under the lights at Mt. Nebo N ew Y ork. Sept. 29 t/Pi— Co­ acason poll of the Associated Press S—Slnryland (■$) ...... 801 the most persistent of modern have been selected to roll With the i recent match. A meeting be- Military Academy Saturday just haa been canceled. ’I'he Aragoni and No. 1 in the first survey after 493 "Vtsitora already are here . . . The JIKftCANTIIeK leKAOI K form against the Dodgers' Carl owner Del Webb of the New York 4— Michigan (3) ..... hotels are honoring "confirmed football's hexes Saturday against Aircraft bowling team in the tween Nellie Johnson and Anne where he left off at Mt. Nebo last were crippled In loaing to Water- the season got underway. 5— I'tX A (3) ...... 391 islkfi ...... Krekine In the opener, the 8 to,.5 fall. Playing a halfback post, Bowling Secretaries reservations only." ...... 90 90 Brown In the Bowl heie. Hartford Dusty League. Both Ko-I McBride - will be played in the bury last Sunday in the Brass City I Yankees, representing s western Mott of the sports writers anil «— IMiln S late (2) ...... 38(1 Hoy ...... M 7D 91 345 Brown started the hex biielness odds favoring a fifth straight vis and Varrlc|t arc former base Roach scored three touchdowns on Hlnimrmn ... 4.... R4 IM 94 27R n ear future. In Cla.s.s B, Dot and inforrped Mitchell last night g^oup,group, was set today to resume Please Take Note sportacaslers polled w ere Im­ 7—Stiulhcm f'allfornia (I) 346 in 1941 by defeating Yale 7-0 for Yankee championship probably Miller defeated Eunice Owens and some long runs to lead his team­ they would not be able to play. ,, . ' cAa ustisT some tickets have got­ ...... M AA A9 275 ball players. _ the St. pressed with the manner In which 8— Oklahoma . . . 316 .... inw SI AA 3A? Its second victory In a row over Ann Manclln downed Louise Car- mates to a 26-0 lacing over East­ Rather than try and tchedule an- to purchase ten into the hands of scalpers and will lengthen. (h'g ; Louis Browns with hopes of trans­ Bowling will start on a full the Irish whipped Oklahoma, 28-21, 9— Georgia Tech ...... 242 ..... — A3 93 175 the F;1is. That was the last lime • » * BOSTON TERRIER Club of vey. ern Military Academy. Jim is also other team on short noWe'e, scale In Manchester w'lUiln the last Saturday. The Soonrrs were ...... 166 they are asking $80 to $1.50 for s. doing the team’s punting. locals will be idle Wednesday and ferring the franchise to the Pa- 10—Baylor ...... strip of four to the Yankee Rta- TolA li...... '.“K. 4Hft 429 457 IV>\ either Yale or Brown has been RKYNOLIRH SI.Mm.r blew his Connecticut will hold a specialty next two weeks. Agnin this raakrd sixth before the season rir* iitsal haak il|. able to win two In a row heeguee The NYMA eleven Is playing an also Sunday afternoon. Sunday will eifle Coast. Tlie second ten: 11 Mississippi ditim games ... It looks like show Sunday* afternoon at the f RAVAT ROWLIMi, la-ague season The Herald plans to started and were rated one of the PauI ...... 79 99 93 340 since thet date Brown has ■ won 1 f"** Codger sluggert like eight game slate. While his high be an open date because of the If Webb is successful, it virtual­ .State (I) 176; 12 Duke (1) 127; they'll sell them sll this time . . . F i> n t *n # llA ...... 74 47 AA 211 British American Club. Judging will start il;s season Friday night print complete scores of nil toughest foes of the season for every game In the odd-yeare while i Robinson. Roy Campanelis school mates will be playing Mid­ World Series. ly meaijs that Baltimore is out 13 West Virginia (4) 94; 14 - I'hey sometimes are stuck with WhftAh^Rfl .. tkk 74 143 starts at 1 o’clock. A large ent^y at Murphy’s alleys. All members of the picture. The Baltimore matches, space permitting. Notre Dnmr...... A3 93 99 375 Yale has taken every game In the and Gil Hodgea last year. Until is certain Secretary Ina Lamb re­ are asked to report at 6:30. Re­ dletown Saturday in a CX?IL game. The bright spot was the signing Seoreo will appear only If Rice 76: 15 Mississippi 68; 16— plenty of pasteboards shortly be­ ItAlmA ...... 42 9A 190 the final weeks of the ’53 season, of Irv Panciera of Werterly, R. I., group, still battling bitterly for a Michigan State, the mythical na­ Millar ...... even-years. ports. freshments will bo served before Jim m y will be grinding out league secretaries and press tional champion last year and the Wisconsin .54? 17 Texas 53; 18 fore game time and wind up prac­ 79 44 143 he wsa,.j)niy a pale carbon of his to do the quarterbacking and pasa- major league franchise, also had Georgia 49; 19 Louisiana State F.ach has six victories In the bowling. Teams are:; No. 1. M. yardage against Middletown. N. Y. representatives carry out the No. 1 team virtually throughout tically giving them away. ....~41l 4.H 1241 old self. J-. ing. The former University of Con­ a strong bid in for the Browns’ 46; 20 Holy flross 42. Jong string so the 13th game of THE HERALD, through the co­ Schubert. Magnuson, Bennett, J. High at Comwall-on-thc-Hudson. following rules; the season was tabbed for second. the set could bring the break Yale "We ll kndw after the first two necticut ace, now asaistant fresh­ controlling atock. Webb was In­ Cha(;les M. Klerit of Auburn. operation of Thom McAn shoe Murphy, Tracy; No. 2. Adamy, Five of the games are home dates, Names of bowlers must be The Spartans, in the Big 10 for O ther team s which received 10 DAv*r Ofrilral hopes the number 13 hex will be Innings whether he still haa It " man coach at UConn. should be the strumental in blocking Baltimore’s Johnson ...... A4 00 store Manager Bob Olson, will Kroll, Dietz, Griffin, Btirke; No. 3, played Saturday afternoons. Sun­ printed. the first time, had trouble beating or more points; Missouri 38; Army N. Y„ and Ralph J. Belcore of stronger than the odd-year dom­ Jgld Dodger Manager Chuclk Dres­ Bengston. Kleinschmidt, Verona, day. Oct. 25. the NYMA plays answer to the locals’ need for a attempt to buy the Browns’ fran­ and Penn.svlvsnla. 31 each; Wil­ Chicago were bleacherltes. Nos. 1 Amas ...... A4 again present the Thom McAn passer who can toss both short and chise last Sunday. Totals must be tallied for Iowa, 21-7. Davav ...... lOA ination. sen at yesterday’s .Stadium work­ Larder. Tedford; No. 4. B. Schu­ Brooklyn Prep School in Brooklyn. liam A Mary 24; C alifornia 22; and 2 . . . They arrived more than football shoe awards to the out­ long aerials. Panciera Is in good Unable to come to a^ decision both Thidivlduals and teams. Notre Dame, which finished Rl« nchairl ...... 12 Yale'came through Its opening out. . .. "I saw him -pitch ,laat week standing lineman and back with bert, Bunco, Parsons, Zwlck, W'll- * * ' . * Scores must reach the aporta third In last Season's national Northwestern 16. 48 hours before the first game . . A. tTplon ...... 07 victory over Connei tlcut last Sat-1 struck out 1) hut he wa.s shape and will team up once again last night .regarding the fate^df They’re old scquslntances. too . . . B 1*41rl*r ...... Manchester High this season. Jim son. THERE IS A STORY behind with Joey Bettencourt in the back- desk of The Herald by 8:30 H farrlar , ...... Iirday without aerious injury. TTie ' throwing the ctirve — n o t th a t Jimmy wearing No. 10 at prep the Browns, the Americah League First met on the same line fiye 1952 fast hall." Roach and Marshall Altken were field. Both were former Ail Yankee owners were scheduled to tackle the morning following a match entire iquad, with the exception of KENNY IRISH, star pitcher school. A teammate found the clip­ y ears ago. Totals ...... -L&A 4A.I 430 1337 the recipients a year ago. Conference and All State choices. the problem again at 4 p. m. for publication. Jakliasaa Palais (4) knee-hobnied Eddie Molloy wae on If Reynold* should he knocked with the American Legion Juniors ping from The Herald announcing Only score sheets Issued by Rornhaifli^r ...... toi 104 74 2Ii9 hand for a review aeajiion and a out early. It would be a severe last baseball season, is now a (EST). It was to be the cir­ Local Soccer Enthusiast OBEDIENCE CLUB classes will the retirement . of his jersey on fANCIERA WILL MAKE hla The Herald trill he accepted. C irl KiiriUo J* “reH aln ” h#‘U Twarclv ...... AA 93 379 light workout. Head ffoach Jordan blow to .Manager Casey Stengel’s patient at Manchester Memorial Jim’s dresser. A member of the cuit’s third meeting In three days. R. Dpton . r,’..,., 125 93 204 start Tuesday evening. Oct. « at 7 debut with the Mer^ants Wed­ The American League did come, The score sheets are available able to pUy, but MiiiAfpr CThurk Gwotak ...... 74 133 314 Ollvar and hla aldee worked ex- chances of an unprecedented fifth H ospital. family had sent it to him. The Dressen is "hoping" his didflelder’s straig h t, o'clock at the Community Y. Miss nesday night. Oct. 7putouts by a ftrst baseman in an soccer. I believe I am right in if injected into ..the game with the terl hIs finger . . 6o is Gene P..\T BOLDl’C and Huck Ellis, 2. It snnouneed. through Pres­ New York. Sept. 29 (A>i Facta T o t a ls .. 4A4 473 472 14.31 Furillo, who tested hi* Well- extra innings game? Piersall to Play New Concessions ident Will Harrldge, that there stating that one. if not both Man­ above practices, will limit. If not Woodllng, Yanks’ outfielder . . . .Naarksst^r Tmsi New York Yankees. T r o l i » r ...... U»7 103 ino 311* back > CharleB, which really la tends tn play. There always re­ 1916-1922 when the Manchester could be written regarding the line lo s hat . . Now he’s changed his r.ru.'ha ...... ]04 41 ning gam e of 1920, Kiner and Allle Refolds, major 19&4. American League champions, vs. apectarle of a heavyweight cham­ wherr'^we came in. C^. What is the lowest batting _L left wing combinstlon of Sammy points of the game, but the above mind . . "If Furillo breaks his. Rollason ...... kf main* the possibility that he The beleaguered Veeck. balked Brooklyn Etodgers, National T « m k ia | pion who doean’t know the firat T*harlea. who haa no heart for DID YOU NOTICE the vehicles Hartford — The major league league player representatives, Pratt and Sammy Little was he ran use Woodling's," quipped ...... I'kl 3»*6 Snap Out of Batting Slump might re-mjure the hand or find •average for 150 or more games m In his efforts to move the Browns can serve as a starting point for Murray ...... 12f» III parked on the ba.seball Held in­ stars bein^ gathered by Washing­ tempered their joy with a little League champions. thing abciut boxing. btiating heaka aince Old Man Wal­ it impossible to awing hard In a a sen.<»on thSt a major leaguer'has to Baltimore, expressed readine.ss Scries Best of seven. recognized as tops In all New those Interested in playing better Casey. ,. field, pitcher’s mound and catch­ disappointment today after gain­ T o t a ls .. ... 4kl h24 444 ]$0t Marciano aeema deatined to al- cott flattened him in PUtabiirgh. , real ball game. ever turned in? ton Senators pitcher Spec Shea to to sell out provided his price of England. Today only our high team surcec. NVw York. Srpt. 2P Thr er's box at the football games at play the Hartford Chiefs at Bul- ing some long sought concessions Scries .schedule Sept. 30 and waya be a guy who looks bad alao' dropped a deciaion to Nino The "pinky," brokenr in a fist The .\thletlcs’ Monty Cross, $2,400,(KK) w as m et. Oct. 1 at Yankee Stadium, Oct. 2. school team represents Us in Coming to the .\merlran way of Fverynne has been warning Mt. Nebo last Saturday and Sun­ keley Stadium the night of Fri­ from ba.seball’s executive council. Jackie Robinson that the left field N««nlE*ni»r9' VlardI Yankeas are into ihr* World knocking gu>a out. Valdea. the Cuban mauler who haa fight with iJeo Durorher-flept 6 .IK2 for ■.’•.'I gam es in 1904. It was not known whether Oct. 3 and Oct. 4 (If nece.ssaryl at this sport in Manchester. How­ playing eoecer. all our Interest 293 Yankrps in Six day afternoons? day. Oct. 9 at 7:30 embrace some The Chicago Cubs’ slugger and ever. there are still quite a few ahsdowi in the Stadium will have . -Mulontki A5 U«A Serial* a u o rn rd ba.*«^hall rhib Rolai]^ LaStarza let Marciano around for 14 yeara was doubly protected in the batting Q What has been the most num- Webb’s group 'tva-s willing to hid Ehbeta Field; Oct. 5 and Oct. 6 (If should he centered In the realm of , Parkaid 9.1 A.1 79 2,5.5 )>e*at himaelf for atx rounda. but • • • drill. In addition to the bandage, major league club of the more brilliant performers of the New York Yankees ace hurler. that high for the Browns but the old-time Manchesterites who. year him running in cirrles when he «'ar#\ 49 74 143 From M anager Cn^ey .Stanp**! (sanies Says Yost accompanied by the players’ re­ necessary I at Yankee Stadium. niir American life and Its program ' rvivu 95 102 )‘L5 .302 had absolutely no equipment with DAN RrCX'EKOM is mention­ there was a foam nibber pad, PROGRAMS 'distributed by been able to make a triple the season in the majors. Baltimore^delegatlon. still battling by year, watch the progreas of the goes after a fly . . But Jackie’s nfjht fl riwn 1o tha bat boy tb ry cently appointed attorney, won the Game tim e 1 :05 p.m. (EST) of sports. In Amerira at the pres­ Knprha . 10.1 94 114 ,311 which to hold him off The Broi k- ed as a possible Msreiano victim, taped to the handle of his bat. Merchants at last Sundays fool- work in a single game? At least two other Connecticut for a major league franchise, Sunday 2;05 p.m. (ESTl. •schoolboys with keen interest. This not worried. . . "They're no wor se ' l.arlil . . A.3 Al Sii|ierlor pih'hlng will enable concessions In a five hour .jiuddle ent lime, the Great Game Is ad- Ai'f wo id*'ring if thay wiU ahaki* lon Block Busier may be far fiom but someone might call out the ball game are the finest seen at : ^ Athletics pulled the diamond luminaries will be with made a Arm offer of $2,236,000 year much more interest w-ill be than any other I’ve played." he I fhe New York Yankee* tn de­ Series standings - - Anteriran vai) hunihle opin­ ’ ToiaU . . 445 470 472 13A7 off the batting alwmp whiHi hai* a Gene Tunney. hut h» a The Ro< k .National Guard if the Internation­ I IF FI RILIX) DOES have tn miss an independent game in years. „|,.ai/rHice. July 2,5. 1930. Shea's Stars, namely Jimmy Picr- yesterday with the council headed for Veeck's controlling bloc of League 32. N ational.^League 17, forthcoming as a result of the aalfft feat the Brooklyn Dodgeria tn by Commissioner Ford- Frick, but ion, may siMin command the at­ .4iassiff Arms <3i grlpp#*d thorn aincf Ih fv clmchcd all right. iji.Slarza s beat shots al Boxing Club paired The Rock ■ the aeries, the Dodgers would he 1 Q.: With a runner on first base, j " aterbury who has come up stock, estimated at jnsl .short of Odds-Yankees 6 to 5 favorites. growing , enthusiasm throughout tention of the must anthorltatlx e ri. Nnsstff __ A4 Al 103 24A the World Sertea predirta New York, -^ept. 29 ‘rP~ P rob­ WOILDN’T it be nice if a they _ failed to obtain immediate The Weather- Bureau ptedicts r«irv ...... A9 101 104 394 tho flag. able atarling lineupa for tomor- didn t as much as make him blink. ! with the skinny Philadelphia with, seriously erippled, Carl it a fine the batter hits a ground ball to the with som.e of the most amazing 200,000 shares. That would be Series records of opponents the country generated by the ex- voicni ill .VnuTlra’s program of S|M)rta Kditnr R ari Yoat H ie scoreboard was erected at, the Mt. action after their prime pension fair and warmer for the city at F SMfniU ...... Al 97 94 274 Thore* l.s roaaonablo dc»ub! th at row a World Seriea opener between There wasn’t s mark on him and the China chin |I defenatvedefensive player with a ternfle Ifiist baseman The latter steps cn Relding seen Jn years with the roughly $12 a share. Yankee's Vi'on 15, lost 4 Dodgers *'‘*^**‘°" games played in New sports. Our siK-cer fields may h ate \Vi#rxt)irki...... 94 99 114 309 H erald. Nebo football Held? ' plan propo.sals. [York and other cities by the least for the first day of the series. any tram ovor wont into Ihr plav- the New Y'ork Yankeea and he didn't take a long breath. first, then tags-the run.-er who has Bo«ton Red siox" -And alsc Joey H arrldge i^ald th a t before the won none, lost six. to look to the high sihool teams Mitrh^n ...... A9 10m 9.3 3A2 Allle Keynolda, Kd I>opat. A ichie M o o re p e rh ap , w o u ld ' remained on the bag Is th.s Fail Jay a bonus They came out of the conference w orld’s brut teams from Britain. off with a pof*rrr hitting irroni in Brooklyn Dbdgera at Yankee I ■ . . . I-eague batting champ'' Baltimore group could purchase Postponed games To he played for the ground work and the rs- Vir KMriil and Whltey Ford ^ I I jxNTARKA’S TAf TK S were ; ion. M PAID ATTENDANCT, si Man-1 ! eff » sar.i'.ot with the council's approval of five In Britain, aoccer la called "the If Dressen pitches young Johnny ToirU ...... 4.39 47K 510 1427 Ita < lo.aing jramra. Thr Bombrm Stadium. i Batting averagea and anyone around, but Manager Weill 'double play? the stock, it would have to receive on grounds for which originally talillshmenl of the American sys­ will prove too miieh for the par- ' f*'*Khtful and frightening barking Chester High’s home opener las' »..2irr-*r of their sugge.stions for improving great game." To those who have Podres in the F.hliets F'ield openei arored only Ihrrr nina in thrir pitchera won-!oat record^ in 1* pretty sure to ateer clear of th* j Dressen said, yesterday he wnuhl The rirtiner no rirH permission from the American scheduled before next scheduled tem of play, (hir .\meiican youth 4IM.A ■w^r'amg conditions. The best they yet to svltneaa a professional game. Friday. It will come as an open laat 29 inninga. only flvr in their en th eaea) •»a ...... la li-i.. i,__ _ • 1.. play either Don Thompson or Dirk League. U was strongly hinted game is played. haa vigor, alertness, and In gener­ Tin f'ainpanella, Ihike Hnlder. ('arl I rounds showed that the' way to 36-yeuir.old hght-he*vywe,ght who , wiil.ams in right field if he hes was 715, Faculty Manager Dwight ed uhen the baitter was psi e*au‘h o I . 4r T’aiRy"’T -j'.d do on three propo.sed Tie game To be played off It may come as a surprise that the "surprise." . . . Chuck has been RlrriM'arwul . . ... )2 79 Al laat four rontr.ata. Tiir Irftlea have Brooklyn ha.s come in a t aa much aa 180 that such permission would not al possesses everything the game f ’lMiahn ...... 7) 77 73 5Lm Furillo, darkle Kohinaon and ' beat Marciano is to carry the to replace Furillo. Gil Hodge*, who Perry said. 'This total does not :. would have beAi a'de-bfe 5':rrit;L7 r" ■-.ir.ges m the pension set-up how- game of soccer has no peer, nor threatening to use Johnny. hern ntiirdering the Amrrirnn ! nriUani. 2B » 27k ) pound*. Moore might make The be granted. where originally scheduled on the of soccer demnnds. There Is, how­ , ...... tM • ' . . . *0 74 A3 •’.39 Teewee Keeae of the Flat- I trouble to him, played right on a trial basis, anil Include Booster Club members !' thf»' tttM bflkVituu) ^ fver was the : appointment of a does It take second place to any B B i r . . p . ____ . . . 75 49 A9 234 League rham pa. iffld if the Das A ngeles and B alti­ the American soli: college and To ln l* . 17s5 434 »2i)4 and the o|ienlng fame. I knoekout luster off Marciano. The ever. " said Dressen after Fiirjll') Athletic As.sociatinn I member.". Q w ju the —i*- TWE r%.WILY The players asked the council to Tclevi."ion — National! Broad­ mental aleriness, manhood, direc­ Yank hurler to be excused from F n g a rly R ro t. •S) would be fnvonlea thia minute. \ Campaaella. C 4.312) Harold Johnson, an up-and-coming ■if more lose nut- Kansas City, an high school coaches are much han­ AA 99 2.59 Rork actually softened I.jiStarza hit the auxiliary .aroreboard In pm by which thip - - - recommend that paymenhs to play­ casting System. tion of thought, and M-lencr. No yesterday’s drill. . . . He attended K u h ih n rh ...... On Fr1•**•'» SKA B*^***er»’Jark ers, now set at $50 a month for Umpires Bill Grieve. Ed Hur­ one ran lessen the grandeur of - ...... A-4 94 9«> 249 Furillo. RF {.344 ) the Yankees, has made a formal a season which ends before the Council In mtdtown on behalf of fel’a helpleaa rrew on four hita. j together with a feeling that the And when he did get around to But the competition is so poor | yesterday'* Stadium /w orkout •p o rts official, la hnapitalizer] n s n t*' tr/ie cen- life for five-year men to $100 a application for the .St. Louis ley and Hank Soar (alternatei of the game nor the possibilities that Ilp rk ...... 91 91 AO :’43 : cox. 3B 4.291» • , clobbering with his that there is no way of properly i “He'lL be ready ”- ni Manchester Memorial. ' S. The 1936 Vankee* won hr ter p-rsttior. on the Washington He in the path of our .American various characteristics, alresdy the players, . . . Reynolds, by the RI)p|fioii ...... A3 90 A5 257 ^•tunlay Maury MrDermott i ^merlran Leaguera are abound to month for life for 10-year men, be franchise. the American • League. anr( Bill . -. Erskine. r 4 20-6 i vaunted right, the Bronx butcher's gauging Marciano. | The Y’anka still were a bit ron- Dowd s^H'ed last aeason aa Com- ' 19* j gamea. i football team. S tew art. Art Gore and F rank Dh."- technique In soccer hy any expres­ budding Into form, hJve time to wav, will have something to shoot 4.5) 43A 12A9 med them 2-1 In II tnninga. { break looae with thelf malleta ,\eu'' York mcreB.sod to $80-$150. They al.so W'ebb declined to diacloae the properly develop; an eight month for. . . . If he uins one game, he T o u l* ...... 411 da.v still another soiithpnw. Rill son remained erect much too long Guess we ll have to wait until reined about Gene Woodllng whose requested that annuities start at identity of the group he was repre­ r.olt (altern ateI of fhe N ational sion of the thought that players of sooner or later, we’ll have To stick McDoiigald. 3B f.2R.5i until the lllh. This was a young League, the old school are out of date. layoff Is a long time between sea­ will tie Red Riifflng's record of Henry, . limited . the . Ave-tiine with them to wrap it up in aix Floyd Patterson, the Olympic hand was swollen from an’lnjurv age 45 rather than the present 50 senting but It generally was' pre­ C$mr4fn I ’ollin*. IB (.2691 chin, yofi see. Those of i>mis, champion, who is 19 for th* record received two week* ago. Gone, too, Scorers Joe Ca.shman, Boston There Is only one way to play sons; and many of the belter play­ se\'en World Senes triumphs. l.a D*»uji ...... “A 79 73 rhamps to > single hit before a games: their pitching figure* to Bauer. R F 1.304 1 and propo.sed” that, the players sumed he was negotiating for buy­ Savold, Mattli^ys and Walcott and now weighs 165 pounds, grows used s padded hat. In halting prac­ Record; Rud Rennie. .New York soccer, and th at 1s the rig h t way.^ ers are lost each year through 4 _ ...... Al 114 h* --W hllatered finger forced him to re­ be decisive. Berra. C 1.297 I rontributionSj^ be reduced. They ers from the W'est Coast. A Los gr(uluatinn. The Yanks ate lomeincd shout Rruwn ...... »*' N* 107 34.S tire In the ninth. were old. HadT-a.'ttarza a (,’hina- up. tice. It didn't seem, to hamper him Angeles group, headed by Mayor Herald Tribune, and Dirk Young. Before coming to the American M^ss^'nf^r ...... *4 47 44 :17 In fact, having watched Rey- Mamie, C F 1.2951 now range from $45 to $400 a year. Woodling's hand, but the word is I ?3 .TOO Of course, the 5'ankee. _are the man’s chance at that stage, Rnhy much, for he hit two or three ball.* The players aUso asked the Norris Poulaen, promised to put New York Daily News. style of play, may I offer a few In spile of thc.xe handicaps th tr# W h 4t.’ ...... *4i 41 nnlda. Lopat. Vic Raschi and \Vcodling. LF (.306) Goldstein would not have inter­ Players Pool Receipt." of the that Stengel, end his brain dust 5’ankees snd they al\v«v)i s^eem to Yonkers. N. Y. IAP> Stanley into the right field seats. council to recommend an increase up $2,500,000 within the next few hints for the benefit of our high I «re unmistakable signs of sll round Total* ...... ^423 443 4.^9 1327 Whitey Ford pitch their final tune- .Martin. 2B 1.257) vened. Dancer and Bill Haughton will hie first four games only, plus radio rsally are wltirried ehoiit Mickey produee when the big money Riz'ziito. SS I 271) Despite higher prices, the ususi in minimum mlary from $5,000 to days and said it could raise $6,- ■school team in view of the ap-| Improvement. Well (rained coaches lUllfia’s aal»* <1* upa. we can i exactly see wliere j As late as (he lOlh round.’ when '■ytltg for fhe 19.53 harnea* driving sellout crowd of shout 70.000 was and TV money. are needed for these high school Mantle’s ailing right knee. . . . ru le r 9\ A7 A3 341 beckons.. U’.s s soft of Y’ankee the Dodgers area,re going to get their Reynolds. B il3-7) $7,200 a'Vear.lTHe council decided 000,000 within 10 days. proachlng season. It has often Mickey Jrtnlr’hstring practice yes- IVIfXirr ...... s(<* an 74 hallm ark. But the present ea.se Marciano had La.'Starza set up crown this year. Both are .far expected by 1:05 pm. (EST) when been said hy the Critics of teams. If they are forthcoming, the AA 344 two victories iOne for , Carl Er- Umpires Grieve fAL) plate; to pass' this ' request on to the "If we put up the cash," Webb terday . . . "It fell pretty bad," he iJ^Florhell# ...... 7; Al isn’t one of lust two or three play­ for the finisher In the latter’s'cor- ahead of their nearest rivals. If the .50th sene* will get underw ay Bringing more said, "we are In." the game that aoccer playera are spotlight will surely move toward Feessi ...... 7A Ai) skinc, yek. but' Ithe other probably' Stewart (NL> first base; hurley owners without recommendation. adm itted. 44 31S ers losing their hatting eyes. It's ner. he slipped and fell ignomin- either one wins the title he will be There will be radio i Mutual I and Ocvciaiicl Gives men of brawn Instead of brsln. and our smeer fields. For the nationsl Krlmtiml* ...... will have to be a community pro­ lALi second ba.se; Gore i NLl One of the major problems con­ been eolleetive right down the ; ioiisly flat on his face langlediin the youngest ever to take it. television (NBC) network eov- PUA.NS THREE ARENAS fronting the pro-Los Angeles peo­ that big feet and Samsonllke growth toward soccer, the building Triials ...... 434 4&.'i 434 1313 ject by the Brooklyn itaff. third ba.se: Dasroli iNLi and Soar , the lower rope after landing a D ancer Is 26 and H aughton is 29. erage. up of reserve strength lads from lineup, and Stengel began growling Th* posi-serlea moral, as ■ we ple is the fact that Phil Wrigley, Lopez New Pael shoulders are a must for success. at his athletes a couple of weeks (ALi. alternates on four jines- roundhouse right to the chal­ owner of the NationaV League Chi­ Many of the greats of the past as the junior higli schools is desirable, .Rnjr Malor* <1) see it, will be th a t yo,u can over­ Game time 1:05 p. m. lEST) Hong Kong i/T) - The colony of Sports Mirror c'ampanelli ...... 1.3 A3 9A 2.53 ago. warning them they were lenger’s thigh. cago Cuba, also owns the Los An­ well as many preaent day stars are occer may never dethrone any na­ rilffo rd __ . 79 Al A4 244 power a league with hitting, but 9 I When they a.sked Marciano, who Hong Kong is about to surmount heading for bad trouble. | that when Worl^ Series time its major handicaps in sports - geles franchise. Wrlgle.ij would New York, Sept. 29 (ITi—Mana­ living contradictions for such be­ tional game, but the rharacleriatlr c’anad* ...... 7) A4 74 233 KIT E .MARK.S FOR M ARTIN i the next victim might he. all the JAMES. E. PEPPER . ger Al Lopez, three times a run- style of pre.sent d.iy form of plsy TODAV^A I'EAR AGO T^e Kan- Rattnr ...... 74 AO AO 234 Allle Reynold.", who will fire to- i comes around you had better have have to agree to sell to’ ease the liefs. The greatest player known Atlanta Buck Martin, the shortage of an adequate Thoru«nn .... A4 107 - A.5 274 morrow'a opener at the .Stadium. , I champion could think of was Ez- way. If Wrigley werp to refuse to nerup in the American League to the past, whom I knew per­ by high school and college teams sss City Blurs drfrslr'l th* Rochrs- pitching to go with It. Georgia Teih’s outstanding end ofl stadium. Plans are now on the tr r Red Wings, 8-2 iti the third made a very wry face when we i zard Charles. sell, the American League could race, is getting two’ more chances sonally. along with many more may yet lend to an American tech­ Total* ...... 3A1 434 425 1342 1951 and 1952, holds five school "Charles is. the most logical." drawing boards for three sports to lead Cleveland to a pennant. were by nature the mildest msn- gsm r of tlie Little Wot Id, Series. i y T.V. (S> menlione(l the i[ion-hllting habits , FROM THE draft Loa Angeles from the Pacific nique by means of a national grade ...... At 74 A4 24A pass ’receiving records. All were said .Marciano. "He'd he a bet­ arenas. One of the most sports- Lopez signfd a new two-year nered of men. A player may be a nV E YEARS AGO Jeff Heath, Palmer .... of his’^ aupporting csst. The Chief. , Huskies Prepare to Coast League through regular but of play. Once the great game of Smitn ...... 77 94 A7 2.5A ■set in 1951. The marks are: most ter challenger than LaPtarza was minded tenters in the Orient, complicated baseball procedure. It contract yesterday at a reported great individualist snd yet not add aoecer ran produee authority In na­ slugging oiitfielder of the Brsves, Holme* .... . ion A.1 94 379 wearing his executive suit, was ; Manchester I about to enter Commlasionrr Ford touchdown passes recei\'ed in one against" me. He’s a better and Hong Kong never has had a sta­ was estimated such action would annual salary of $40.00(1. ending to his team’s record as far Sa goals tional sports, the landslide Inward bioke his ankle sliding into home Bailey ...... ___ 41 91 95 270 C’ulver __ at A.3 A9 25,3 For Mass. P^leveii gsme (4i: most touchdown passes more intelligent boxer and throws dium where football or otlier cost from 3’.i to 7 million dollars. rumors that he was "out ” as boss scored are concerned. 1 have seen .soccer will he amazing. piste in Brooklyn. Fnck'a inner aanctiim as playei Manchester received, in one .season (8): most more punches, " New carriage shipments games could be played. When of the Tribe. clever forwards dilly-dally in TWENTY YEARS ,\GO Lew ... 4.3i> 425 453 representative for his league, Let's all get tiehind Dirk Daniel-,., passes rereived_)n one game IIO'; "Charles would he OK if he'd f visiting teams came here to play, The Navy football team has Hank Greenberg. Cleveland footwork without advancing the Fonsers retained as manager of "Ixioks like I'd belter be sharp, .Stores, Sept. 29 lAh- The Uni­ 1 il son and lus .Mam bester High doean't it?" he finally grin,neil. most patise.s received m one season reverse the derision he dropped to the mat-shed grandstands,'^ which made only one post-season bowl general manager, said, "We ve al­ ball a yard. While Sox. Scliool team for a championship "The boys keep telling me it's iiist ( versity of Connecticut football 13Tt;., and most yards gained on Harold Johnson in Philadelphia." Bleachers of the smoothest whiskeys also were a fire Ijazard, batllS' been appearance. After the 1923 season ways been completely happy with The golden rule of soccer should this year, LastNighCs Fights team gels back Intp It* own class paa.seX rei eived m one season . rut in .Al Weill. inadequate. Many of tliAi’sper,tator.s fhe Middles' w ent to t,he Rose Bowl AI and at no time has there been be kept In mind at all times, that a temporary slump, but T tell tlv^m | Tohnstown, Ps., World light­ the series is might v short spaVe i-S»tur«Jay when It tackle* the Unl­ (.506*. I So the heavyweights are so few were forced to watch sporting (Jan. 1, 1924) and tied the Univer­ sny consideration given to not re­ the Inspiration of any good attack it’.s not only the versity-of Massacdiusetts at Am- you have ever tasted! rverits from rooftops or hilW. sity of Washington, 14-14. ^ newing his contract." generally animates from the feet HERE NOW! weight rhsmplon Jimmy Carter. ' to snap out of it 138, New York, stopped Ben lefties. A few righthsfidei s- have ' herat in the opening game of th* of an unselfish player.* As an ex­ Wiirh Pro Owners ‘ Yankee Conference season. ample of the foregoing, I saw* In Mlloiid. 137 1-2, N orth A frica 8 : don* all right against, ti.s. too” ! It IS an interesting commenUry Rich halfback VIn Milano prob­ London the greatest amateur ever ( non-title ably will be loet to the Huskies produced commence three different To Police Growcls CLAY Brooklyn Coley W sllsre. 204, ' on the great strides made by the players in recent years that Rev- for the game. Milano aggravated THEYRE NEW - • THEY'RE TERRIFIC plays, each movement ending In New York, slopped BUI Gilliam, 211. Orange. N. J„ 4. ‘ nolds learned second-hand of his an old ankle sprain the first time front of the goal with the ball Philadelphia, .Sept. 29 lA'i N a ­ nomination to pitch the opener. He ' he carried the hall against Yale being neatly touched to the inside PIGEONS ■Trenton.. N.. J. George Johnson. tional Football I.eagiie Commis­ 15f. Trenton, outpointed Luther and Ralph Kiner, the National and was taken to the Infirmary ' ALL forward whom he had noticed to sioner Bert Bell has warned club IN STOCK I-eagiie delegate,'|were busy with ! yesterday for treatment. If Milano he better placed for scoring so that Raw lings, 150. Chicago. 10. owners and ro.ichei that they shall Providence, R.. I. Steve M ar­ lawyer talk all day. Allie said, he 1s unable to play, John Sylvester his parner could neatly score three NEW AND USED (JUNS hsd expected it "lo .be close" Ire-j will fill in for him. Head' Coach ALUMINUM ^ easy goals. This kindness of play, ' he "hchf absolutely re.'ponsible’’ cello. 146 3-4. Providence, slopped M arcel Brtsebols, 149 1-2, M ont­ tween him and Kd Isopat. | Bob Ingalls said yesterday. STORM AND SCREEN while it looked sol simple.^has con- free-for-all auch a." oc­ 1949 seaaoi curred in Sunday’s San E'ranci.sro real. 7. tributed much tow y d perfect con- NASSIEE IRMSjCQ. u L n e t) trol of the ball among forward 49crs-i‘niladelphia Eagles game al F Sah E'ranclsco ini.5 Main Street Niagara Falls. Ont., stopped Ray hander of rent rlasa, the veteran...first place and last year when wmoows^ lines. Powell. 137, P ittsb u rg h , 1. Pre«4-her Roe. .After the thin man' Rhode Island, Maine and Connecli- (©) IS OUR POLICY Fullbacks should be a team Bell. • in a bulletin sent to all /’ club presidents and head coachea from .Arkansas completes hla cut tied, the Husktea have never * 1161% A L I'M IM 'M JlUu within themselves, never too far sckeduleil stint In the second game won ,a conference- foutbaU title in apart unless a one-sided game yesterday, said it Is up to them .SCREE.’V "to F^old a meeting with coaches It I* possHrlc the Yankees will'not the ai.x years the conference has givea them this freedom. The have to face lefty pitching again been In existence'. M center forward leads the line and players and to bring to their e 6|K;i,K HTOKING FOR THE BEST attehllon the seriousness of a short of a aevrn-game aeries. and should be capable of Johnny I’odrcs. the only other TEN YEARS AGO — Frankie * NO P A IN IIN G ili)t holding the ball until the last repetition of the Incident that oc- curred In San Francisco." VAN'S GARAGE Dodger portalder, haa done no Friach and Joe Cronin named to Tou’re calling for more an<) more possible second before send­ good In res-ent atnrta. manage all-atart baaeball teams e NO GADGETS BE OUR TV GUESTS ing It on its way to an un­ The commissioner said he had Wonderful James E. Pep|>cr whiskey. not received a full, report yet on . Taking this Into consideration. to tour Pacific sr«a. marked comrade. Speed is always Specializing In: * N o SPRIN G S The amoothest, mildest, easiest-lo-take Sunday’s riot in Kezar Stadium. ' fo r D E A L a valuable asset in any position, Pollci) had to be called to break up s NO R l’ST OR STAIN . whiskey North or South of the I especially when it is controlled the free-for-all which involved Mason-Dixon line (and the Canadian smooth fit V;. with discretion. In this respect, of fans as well ns players. Bell said • BRAKE SERVICE mellowest J , richest course, the wlngmen are subjected border). Made hy the distillers of, I Blend he would take no action on ths atoi jaatim \ Straight \Botid. to more space and freedom which incident until he hf)d all the facts. Kentucky'sortginof whiskey...with a 173 • FRONT END ALIGNMENT $ 1 9 - 9 5 THE WORLD SERIES J t y old reputation behind them. See BOWLING Com* up to Budqst^CMtsr for cril th* Try this great James E. Pepper...om/ ue • GENERAL REPAIR WORK AVG. PR U T. WorM Sorio* gomos. Wo'ro roody to think you'll thank ut from the bottom hondlo^ any siso crowd—outsido*, intido ^ y o u r g h a t We have preciHion equipment for lettt and repair of LEAGUES Notice 8:encrator8, starter motors, voltage regulators. Acrurstely made of all extruding aluminum, welded mitre cor­ —dnd if Rood bo in our spocious porfcina Order your ’53-’54 bow]|ng ners, one pc. frame, 100% aluminum screein, self storing. Full truphiea now. Free cata- screen top and bottom If dealred (al slightly extra cost). Before lot. SEE YOU AT GAME TIME TOMOR­ OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS “YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE** Itigue upon requeat. ® deriding on storm windows let u* give you a 10 minute demon­ ROW. stration. Abaolutely no high pressure selling, no ohiigatlona. Im­ prove* the value of your home, saves on fuel,' greater vUlon— AT UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK 12 Hour EBifraving Service therefore more light. Priced right—nverage 919.98 ewh , IN­ JAMES E. PEPPER STA LLED . I FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE The original Kentucky whiskey ' VANS CALL MI-9-999I FOB FREi: »KMt)NSTRA’nON , Born with the Kepublic (est. 1780) 4 1 7 M u i ftoi d Rd Munihi -ti l Conn Shii»of^ Jew alera B U D f i ^ N T E R JLook for this famout James E. Pepper trademark f 1 CENTER STREET TELEPHONB MItelien t-S04i f77 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER AWNING CC. - KENTUCKy-WHISKFV A BtENO-, t2¥: %■ 6 VEASS OtP; y YEARS OlO,- MS'grAIN Nit)TliAt SPHtlTS,- 84:8 HOOP; - Minchester Tire & Recappinc! 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' • 1 w * ‘ I' - ( 'ri f MANCHESTER EVBJIING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1953 PAOENlNBnBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1968 PAGE EIGHTEEN R o o m s withost B osN 19 BuflincM lAicstloiu I.«gs1 Notice often working from dairn to for Articles foT Sale 45 Honschold Goods ' 51 Housos for Salt 72 Houbm for Sale 72 , Suburban for S a ls___ W ^ ____ £ Florida Governor 100 Installation j Auto Driving School 7*A| Building—Contracting 14 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 38 for Kent 64 into the night a l NICELY FURNISHED room In pri- BOLTOn ”- Birch Mountain Road , , or rnoBATR held Dr. L. L. Doaler, McCarty* COMBINA'nON UniveraaT Ironer I WANT A lUBUABLE FOR SALE MANCHESTER VALUES at MahpbfsthM isllhln and for the AUTO' DRIVINO. Inatructloa. All HOME Demonstrators wanted in LUBRICA'nON Man. Apply In per­ -vate family, vicinity of Balt Cen­ extension. I^Avoly now throo bod- peraonat phyatcian, would net wy son. Dllton Sales A Service, 319 and kitchen table, $35,15, Gall Mitch- TRUSTWOB'raY PERSON 8BOOm> FLOOR, 2400 iq. ft., Bsautlful six room Colonial on D' Is'rtcl'W w sE llsobhesler on the 38lh day (Jainicd by Death For Rainbow Girls lewona on inaurcd dual-controt A IX KINDS of carpentry work. this area to show our Christmas ter and Summit Sts. Centrally to-' plenty light, two lavatorlee, three room ranch. Flreploc#, hot w*Ur of September, l| $ 3 . ,thk blame for the heart attack Classified c«r. Capabla axpcrienced Inatnic- Reasonable rktea. Mitchell 9-4391. tovs and greeting cards. Call to­ Main St. ell 9-0931. WHO'S GOING rated. Garage or parking spaca 542 Woodbridge St.<- West Bids. Has avaqrthlng. Sal* Present, JOHN J. WALLETT. Jurtfe , - L . > ...... ^ HOUSEKEEPING front roome, oulUble light manu­ pric* 316,760. heat oil, tllo bath, full callor, *4 Estate of Hearse E. Kelln. late of flatly-on the comroign, but point­ tor. Cordner Auto School.- Mitch­ day. Mitchell 3-7997. available. Gentlemen preferred. 'sera tot shad* tree*, $l$i600. WE-GAN BUILD you a (arage FINE 8BLEGT10N of wool for TO TAKE OVER facturing, largo office boll*. Apply Beautiful 7 Room ~Gar Wood Cap* Cod, four down two un­ Maiiehesler, In wind District, deceased. "(Contlaued from Page One) ed out heart allmanta uoually Upward! o f 100 m em ben and ell S4010.______rugs. Instructions given In lacing Tel. Mitchell 9-2636. Backer, 3$ Oak. Watch for our elgn. OoodchUAlld The Harturd-Connectlcui Tnist Com- fasten on the man under atress Adveilisemenh for SSM complete, li you need one HIGH SCHOOL graduate to assist MASOjff 'S HELPER wanted. Mitch­ UNP.AID BALANCE hot air furnace, -100 percent Insu­ finished up. All city utUitlos, naar eseeuW . having exhibited lls,a^ gueata attanded the aoml-pubUe tn- ell 9-7406. braided rugs. Rockville 5-5706. lated, double comer lot, fully land- Realty Co. Mitchell 3-7925 since Florida became a territory and strain. CLASSIFIED ADVT. rOR SAFE and Courteous Auto It's a bargain. Estimates also in rubber laboratory.* Good oppor­ Monthly Payments' FURNISHED ROOMS near Center. SMALL STORE on Oak St. Rent bus, schools and stonw. flala prlc* a to .wi,__ strallasr 'account with asid estate stallatien o f oncers Of MoncheoUr given on large garages, breeze- tunity for advancennent for a con­ $22.47 ■caped, fruit tree*, rose*, hedgea, $10,900. Mitchell 9-0796. Open Sunday UHsJ^rtJqrsjjm ae^, It Is. in 1822 and a atate in 1845. "He was a aenaitive peroon," the DEPT. HOURS ; Drlvlnit Instruction with Insured Gentlemen preferred. Phone reaaonable. Available Oct. 1. 'n- 5, other time by appointment. ORDBREJ l$th dsy of Aeaembly, N a 15, Order of Rain­ dusl control car call Larson Drlv- ways, porches, dormers, etc. For scientious worker. Day shift. Ap­ NEW f u r n i t u r e Mitchell 1-5707. 29 Hazel St. etc. Combination storm door* and Duplex, 6 and S. Nic* condition October, ten. o'clock, forenoon, McCarty was taken to the hos­ doctor eaid. "B* was intense in 8:15 A . M. to 4:80 P. M. full particulars, call W. Q. Mc­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A THREE 50 gallon oil drums with quire Ann'* Spot, 21 Oak, or Yet. his desire to do the right thing. He bow for Olrlo, In th* M a ^ l c Tem­ Inf; School. Phone Mitchell ply in person. Spencer Rubber And AppllancM Mitchell 9-1690. windows, full dry cellar, automatic on bus line. Many more homes of BOCKVIU-E Six room Cap* Cod.' at the ^ OHIca ni the Municipal pital a week ago today after a Nally A Sons. Tel. Mitchell 9-9993. faucets, Mitchell 9-10')4 after 5. ROOMS FOR RENT, running washing hook up, fireplace that Building Manchester, be and the worried when thing* were not g o­ 9-6075. Products Co., Chapel St. JUNIOR SALESMAN H.xs Been In Storage 8 Mentha *11 types at oenstble prices. 4 room* finlehed, 2 unfiniatad^ same Is for a hearing on the sever* . cold he contracted the ple lost evening. Bylvla Kodga. I sold this to a young couple 3 hot wateri 5 minutes from bus line. really work*. This home Is owned . Call weekend of Sept. 13 developed into ing' right." daughter of Mr. and Mn. Harold COPY CLOSING TIME SPECIAUZING U custom built JOHNS-MANVILLE ' TWO GOOD wringer waBheri,''bne 8TORAOB SPACE available. Cen­ ceramic tile beth, fireplace, hot allowance admlnletraiton a Ut O DRIVINO is our fflnfian-'^ii '^lm e CAFETERIA AIDE. 10:30 a.m. to practically new. Come and see months ago. btit they are not set­ Call at State Tailor Shop, Mitchell by a retired army officer and hi* cfNjnt with* said eataiA and thli Court pneumonia. He had euffered a Friends quoted McCarty as B. Hodge, and a senior at Man­ garages, conersts floors, also al­ 7 p.m., 44 hour week. Apply in trally-located on Cottage St. Call ELLSWORTH MITTEN water heat, Ideal for family with FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. business. We teach standard or EXCLUSIVE CONTRACTOR them. Kemp's, Inc. ting married. 3-7363, or after 7, Mitchell 3-5047. Mitchell 9-2359, or Mitchell 9-5879. wife. Reason for selling he doesn't children ae It border! perk with dlr#cu that notice of tim* and heart attack Feb. 25 which ]$ut an saying shortly before he tvos chester High School, was installed terations, add'tlons, cabinets, person, .1 to 3 p.m. Dietitian, f AGENCY plac« amlfniid for said h»arinf giv­ MON. THRU FRI. automatic shift, from your home. BEDROOM SUITE msks a go<>d civilian and soon will swimming pool and playground. en to all per*on« known to bs* end to nearly oil hla actlvltiei and Inaugurated os governor: oe worthy odvlior. Immediate appointment. Call the ceilings and dormer erection. Call MancheMer Memorial Hospital. hss opening for energetic msn to, ANTIQUE Pine 141 diswer chest attractively Fvmlahed room NEW PROFESSIONAL office* return to federal service. MI-3-6930 therein to appear and lx* h*^ard thrreon from which he never recovered. "I don’t know whether or not it Retiring Worthy Advisor NaAcy 10:80 A. M. assist Senior Salesman in local UVTNG ROOM SUITE lor rent. Complete housekeeping On* year old. Priced for quick Manchester Driving Academy, Frank Contoia. Mitchell 3-5323. and bedstead, $35; Hitchcock pot 5-PC. DINETTE SET avolIabU Fabruarv, centrally lo­ or aale. Contact Harry Homlckl. The by publUhtng a copy of thi» ord^r In One of his three physicians' said was worth It. These compkigna do Cowles seated the ottcera oasleted territory. No selling but sales ex­ faculties available. Privata en­ No Information will he given »ome n«w6pap#r having a circulation tn SATURDAY 9 A. M. Coventry Pilgrim 3-7249 ttoll free). tie chair toriginall $5; R.C.A. car "Westlnghouse" Elec. Ref. cated, . alr-conditioned. Private MR. WHITCHER, MI-9-9531 Epateln-Homlckl Agency, Hart­ Raid Diitrict, at l«a«t flv«! daya b^forr he held hope for McCarty’s recov­ something to a man. They tear by Patricia Young as marshal; DEPENDABLE SERYMA; on the PART TIME Bookkeeper, Apply in perience helpful for advancement. radio, $5; 100 chick incubator, $10. trance Inquire at 167 Maple St. over thefphone or at the house un­ person, Marlow's, M7 Mam St. "Bengal" Combination Ranfe_ lavatoilee, private parking. Will ford. 2-7221 or 9-4913, tb« day of Raid hearing, and by mailing ery until the very end but .hla him apart." Gertrude Blevlna Huddleston, past MORTLOCK’S Driving school. Your smallest carpentry job. Work guar­ Commlmion basis. Knowledge of Odd chairs. Phone Mitchell 9-7375. deiign to *ult. Phone Mllchell less you ars accompanied by MANCHESTER, 74 Spruce St.— in a reglRt^ffd kttrr on or bf>for^ weakened heart simply collapsed TO l’R COOPERATION WILL license guaranteed with least num­ anteed. Phone Rockville 5-5759. building materials not essential "Westlnghouse" Laundromar' ONE LARGE fumlined room for Bepttmb^r 30. 1963, a copy of thiM ord^r grand worthy advisor In Connecti­ SALESWOMAN with ablllly. Apply 9-9919. Corner lot, six room eingle. Nicely ORIGINAL Nine room colonial, under the strain. McCarty appar­ cut, served os chaplain and Jan* BE appreciated ber of lessons. Endorsed teaching aa,.wc train you. HOWDY-DOODY Phono Doodle — "Emerson" Television Set couple with private kitchen and to la. Charlotta Anohina fCrlth. 2347 Al­ in. person only. Kiddie Fsir, 1089 "WestinghOuae" Vacuum londecaped. Lot 89' x 125' All completeW modernized, 2V4 bath*. bany A vr.. Weat Hartford, Conn.; THr ently whipped the pneumonia but McCollum aa recorder. method. Simplified instructions. only 4 left, reg. $19.93, sale $9 complete bath. Also one fumifhed MR. CHARLES W. ultlittle*. Aaklng $11,600. Carroll - Hartford-Connactlrut TruM Co . Han­ Main St. Also Included Sealy innerapring 3 fireplaces, latched doore, wide the doctor said "there Jt^st wasn't POW Three Years Priscilla Hill was instollad os Dial MI-3-5121 Appointments matfii Immediately, Roofing—Siding 16 Also opportunity for experienced each. Used floor lamoa, coat new room for woman. Mitchell 9-4776. H o u b m fo r K ent 65 Drigge Agency, 764 Main St. ford, Conn.. TruAtRR u-w of George K. ssiesmsn with car. Advanced Mattress and Box Spring. "Mo­ LATHROP board!, cabinet kitchen, oil hot Kaltn: TruRlRRR of South MRini^lNt enough" strength to ii^tain life. worthy associate advisor; Dion* Mitchell 9-7399. APPIJCA’nONa TAKEN for part $79.50, sale $7.90 each. Letvyt has­ East Hartford, 8-4164, or Manches­ water heat, copper plumbing, commission basis. . - hawk" Rugs. Lamps, Tables, ATTRACmVE Bedroom, all new WE ARB looking for reliable cou- Agent Churrh. ManrhRRtfr. Conn.. HRlm A heart apeclallat was flown Now fisted Dead Culver, charity; Joan Wilson, hope; HZ -44me salesladies. Munson's Candy sock $9. Old English )vax, regn ter Mitchell $-4480. beautifully landacaped, 6 acre*. Ixdfander, 7 ' I-^wIr fit . ManchRBtRr. GREAT EASTERN ~ $1.99 per ran, sale 3 cans $2.50. Kitclien rablnet, inlaid and a few furniture., quiet neighborhood. , pie or family to protect grounds ioRRphlnR.,K. riark. 31 Alanford here yesterday from N^qw Orleans Carol Hewitt, faith; Joan Lewis, Kitchen. Mitchell 9-0901. Heated garage Included. Phone 100 Fjist Center Street ' 6 mile* out. priced far below coat. Garages— Service ROOFING AND i SEE MR. MACKEY or , Used Frigidaire refrigerator, $26. other articles. ■nd meet new guests. Free cot­ 23 LYNE88 8t. A charming five S t. Holyoke. Maks.; Marjorie K Hsn- In a desperate attem|Jb to save treoeurer: Avia Andereon,chaplain; Lost and Found Mitchell 3-9126. Carlton W. Hutchins. Mitchell Ion. care of Mit, Raymond Hanlon, McCarty's life. Hartford, Sept. 29 i/F)—CapL Barbara Hewitt, drill leader; Ro­ Storage 10 DENTAL ASSISTANT. One willing MR. COONEY. ROOM 5 Electric water fountain, $1$0. Used Phone Me Immediately , tage. Forty minutes from Man- Phone MI-9-0394 room home, excellent condition In Alch«m. Md.. BurUngtfm. Ontario. Can­ CONSTRUCTION CO. HARTFORD 6-0358 9-6132 or Mllchell 9-4694. Throughout the state, many had Donald 8. Slrman, for three years berta Kensel, love; Jiian Swanson, LOST—Boy's green and cream Co­ to work. Modern office. Salary ac­ 1.70, ,WASHINGTON .STREET electric adding machine, $135, also FURNISHED ROOM in North End cheater. Applicatlona held In atrlct- aide and out. I.Arge garage, large ada: Kver«>U ,T. KaKN. ;19 Pitkin flt., lumbia hicvcle, from ft. Bridget's | OARAGE a v a i l a b l e , centrally 24 Oak Street cording to ability. Experienced new hand model. $75. Brunner's, a f t e r 6 P. M. 2-90.76 est confidence. American Sun Manchester, Conn. landscaped lot. Price $12,900. llanrhoRt#r, tCormT; Llnc«^in B. KFith, hoped and prayed for hla recovery. an unaccounted-for prisoner of religion; Beverly Godfrey, nature; , located on Cottage St. Mitchell HARTIXIRD, CONN, residential section, heated, pri­ 757 Button *Rd.‘. N.Ift:', A|*i. 1. Atlanta. In Winter Haven, the Ministerial Marcel Ann Nelobn, immortality; Church. Call Mitchell 9-2990. op'", no other need apply. Mitch­ Open Tues. and Wed. til 9 p. m.— See It Day Or Night vate bath and entrance; garage. Bathing Asa'n., Box / , Herald. Madeline Smith, Realtor, Mitchell 'Wanted— Real Estate 77 Georgia: G. Stillman K#lth. 173 Middl$> war from Weat Hartford, is now i 9-2,759, or Mitchell 9 .5979. or PHONE HARTFORD 5-6651 If vou have no means of transpor­ PINE ACRE Terrace — Six room 9-1642 or Mitchell 3-4679. Asan. led the conimunlty in prayer Roxanne Norris, fidelity; Gail Dan­ RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS ell 9-7244. Last dsy on East Ctjnter Street. One or two gentlemen or buslnens Turnpike. Eaat. Manch^aicr. Cohn : W. LOST Four months old black and tation, I'll send my auto for you. Cape Cod. Two unfinished, oil hot CONSIDERING SELLING David Kritb. €3 P^arl St . iCamh^At^r. for a 1.5-mlnute radio broadcast. A officially listed oa dead. iels. patriotism; Eleanor Chose, First come, first served. couple. Write Box U, Herald. while piippv. Finder please call Applicators of asbestos, plastic CASH IN on the big Fail and Christ­ No obligation! Wanted To Rent 68 water heat. Amesite drive, one-car MANCHESTER — Cap* Cod, five YOtIB PROPERTY? Conn.. Individually and a* gua^dian-ad- special Maas was said for him Mon­ A prison camp guard shot him in service; (Carolyn Johnson, confiden­ Moforcyclc.s— Bicycles 11 large rooms. In excellent condi­ Htam for undAt^rminM h^n^ficiarlFu. Mitchell 9-niO. insulated aiding and wood shingles, mas selling season. Be sn Avon DogtH—Birds— Pets 41 p jr ^ FURNISHED ROOM, sultabla for garage. Nice yard completely en Without obligation to you, w« JOHN J. WAU-ETT, Judgp. day morning in the ' Catholic the bark of the head when he went tial observer: Nancy Adams, outer Representative in your neighbor­ ATTENTION WANTED—4 or 5 room unfurniohed closed. Priced under $12,000. Blva tion, 23' living room with fireplace, will appraise or make you a cash Church in Tallahassee. Children in observer; Carol Daniels, choir di­ 1946 HARLEY-Davtdson motor­ specializing in Life Time aluminum 43-45 ALI.YN .ST..'HARTFORD Iwo girl* or married couple. Com­ apartment by three adults. Csll IXIST-Rhinestone and pearl ear siding In Color. hood. Write. Mrs. F. H. Frawley, POINTER pups; liver and white, 10 I Tyler, Realtor. Mitchell 9-4489. large lot, 75' frontage, full cellar, offer for proporly. See u* before various Sunday schools said silent for a drink from a brook off com­ rector. nng at Lithuanian Mall ,or on cycle. 74-OHV. Goefd condition. 97 weeks old. 5 males registered. 134 CERAMIC LOVERS ! plete housekeeping fscllltlei. Csll Mitchell 9-497.7. lovely big yard with llreplace. .Spruce St., evenings, Mitchell North Branford, Conti. Mllchell 9-7560 sfter 4 p.m. you eell. prayer*.' pound limits. During the service, James McKay, Stater Road. Finder call Mitchell Mitchell 8-8271 Maple. Mitchell 9-3390. FOR ••CARPET.S•’ lt'» Marlow's! PRICE R e d u c e d I>akewood Clr- Nice quiet neighborhood. $12,500. BRAE-BURN REALTY YWCA Plans Trip 'Funeral services have been set organist, accompanied Everett 9.7627. Rockcraft Ceramic Studio; cle Seven .room ranch, fireplace, The captain, then a lieutenant, 9-0611 evenings. WANTED Part time woman rook. Furniture Department. FUr17i8HF.D Room single or Call owner, Mitchell 9-4291. , Phone Mitchell 3-6273. tentatively for 4 p.m. Wednesday MacCluggsge, who oang "The A . V- LINDSAY — Owner Hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Italian nr CANARIES FOR Sale, male iind now ready to handle any in­ SMAU. OFFICE wanted by local entrance hall, two terraces, was shot down July 8, 1950 over double, quiet home. Gentlemen To United Nations at the St. Andrews Eplocopoi North Korea. His P-M burst into Lord's Prayer” and "Bless This LOST-PASS BOOK No. 47557. French style preferred but not es­ female, and a few breeding rages. washer, business man, Box SO, Herald. garsge, '4 acre, trees, overlooking RANCH HOME, two bedroomi, ARfc YOU READY to sell your Notice is hereby given that Paas 20" GIRL'S Bicycle. 1-fke new, 319. Mitchell 3-9736. dividual or jrroup intcre.sted. " ’''Ir.f'’'' -■preferred. Mitchell 9-1052. Church at Fort Pierce. flan.es but others on' the mission House.” ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. sential. Good hourly rate. Call at wringer lake and country club. Fob ap atorma and screens. Ixit 190' front­ home? W* have buyers waiting Book 'No. 47,557. isaued by The Mitchell 9-9.508. Come Ir ,n d p o j; yodr own,! 1 TWO OR THREE room furnished age, garden, trees, near bus. A special train bearing the said they saw his parachute open, After the installation, the new Alterations and additions. Ceil­ ’VTalreut Si—Grilh or tel. Mitchell , „ . Ironrite i r q OM IN excellent locstlon on bus apartment, reasonable. Young pointment tn see this • exclusive for 4, 6, 9, 7-room singles and 2-3 A trip to the United Nations bn governor’s body and a large dele­ Savinga Bank of Manchester has anythirlK from an ashtray, home, call Carlton W. Hutchins, school and shopping center. Imme­ they said they saw him hit the worthy advisor hod her parents es­ ings. Workmanship guaranteed. 9-8070 between 8 and 10 p. m. , WEEKS old puppies, males $4. i line. References exchanged. $9 per couple, no chiHdren. Tel. Mitchell families. Gatlo Co., Hartford Tuesday, Oct. 13, is being organ­ gation of state ofTlcials and friends corted to the East and presented been lost and application haa been' Business S erv ices O ffe re d 1-1 fifriirinea, to a .set of di9he,8,- Mitchell .7-,5890, week. Call Mitchell 3-6930. Mitchell 9-5132, Mitchell 9-4694. diate occupancy, only $9,200. Carl­ 5-9199, evenings 8-3989. Manchei- ized by the Hartford County ground. made to said bank for payment of ______A. A. Dion, Inc., 290 Autumn TltAY GIr L, part time, 3:30 to 7 females, $3. Call Mitchell 9 0,5*1 9-9.762 after 4 m. will leave Tallahassee for Fort to her mother, Mrs. Heroid Hodge, street. Mitchell 3-4S60. No lessons needed. Greenware ton W. Hutchins, Mitchell 9-5132, ter Mitchell 3-6i646. YWCA. TTie group will leave Hart­ That wo* the first hope that he the amount of deposit. WIRING INSTALLA’nO N of ail p. m.-Slx-day week. Apply in per­ SOFA BED with Iwn HEATED Front comfortable room. 6 ROOM CAPE Cod, 2 nearly fln- Mitchell 9-4694. Pierce at 10 p.m. tonight, arriving a beautiful bouquet of red rosea, and custom firing. Telephone REWARD FOR Information for ob­ ford by train at 7:02 a m. and re­ there at 7 a.m. tomorrow. was still alive for hia wife, Mr*. A Boclal time with refreshments ), types. No Job too small. Peter FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that son, l' to 3 p. m. Dietitian, Man­ chairs. Good condition. Mitchell I Center. Parking spare. Call lahed, fireplace, large kitchen CASH WATTING for any type real turn at 10:35 p.m. Plan* for the Ll^e Stock— Vehicles 42 9-2084 after 6 p.m. taining S or 8 room unfurnished FIVE ROOM Single with sewing Body to Ue in State Billie Slrman in Tokyo, and the followed In the banquet hall. Board i, Pantaluk. 40 Foster street. Phone stay on in any kind of storm, and chester Memorisl Hnspitsl. Coventry Pilgrim 2-6127 for ___ ' Mitchell 9-9659, with dining area. aluminum eatate you have to aell. First and trip include a tea at National Announcemenis rent. Two school age children. room, oil heat, basement garage, The body will He in state in first hope for hla father. K. members were hostesses with Mrs, Mitchell 9-7.703. . gutters, conductors and roof re­ HEREFORD BEEF rattle, per information. Mitchell 9-3700. atorm.«Clndow*. tile bath, dormers second mortgage money available. YWCA headquarters in the after­ TTiomaa Sirmon, of 37 t/an Buren SPARE TIME, Profit unlimited! I HOTPOINT Combination oil " " ‘I I PI^ASANT, Comfortable single good condition, quick occupancy. Also listtnga wanted. Call The the Capitol rotunda from 1 p.m. Sarah Godfrey as chairman. CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kinder- ! ■* pairs. Call Coughlin, Mitchell head or by pound. Also 13 beauti­ garage, ameilte drive, trees, 80 noon. Ave., Weat Hartford. , Sell new 'Christmas cards. electric range. Good condition front room. QuiH n«*Rhborhoo<1 in A good buy at $10,900 8. A. Beerh- Johnson Building Company, 953 to 6 p.m. today. The Tallahassee garten school re-opens Sept. 14. i COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. 3-7707. ful Hereford heifers, average age I Call Mllchell 9-9995 sfter 4 p.m. WANTED-Four room unfurnished foot lot. Near school and bus Mr*. Adam Rhodes. J5 Plymouth Wolcott, A -l Repair, Sales on Friends' relatives, acquaintances 16 months. (>ur own stock. Willi. privRt^ hom^. Gentlemen profor* rent under $30. Call Mitchell Sickness forces sale. Only $11,500. ler. Realtor. Pho.-ie Mitchell Mam St. Mitchell 3-7426. Evenings company of the" Florida National Then on July 20. 1950, the (Com­ PARK DUCKS POISONED Limited enrollment for children. buy on sight. Up to inoci profit. 3-6969. Lane, is in charge of zeaervations munists released I the names of 114 wa.shing machines, vacuum clean- | MANCHESTER ROOFING and Sid- mantle HArrison 3-.7217. Building Materials 47 ‘ A FOUR PIECE nursery set. Call red. Tel. MItrhel! 3 3-7609. Carlton'. W. Hutchins, Mitchell Mitchell 9-0018.______for those in Manchester wishing to Guard will post a 60-man honor ta .7'j to 5. Call Mrs. D. L. Ballard, j Imprinted Chrisjmas cajds low ss men who made' an anti-Truman Mitchell 9-1696. , ’ 1 eis, motors, .small appliances.; ing Co. AH types of roofing, paint- Rt 3 HRrkmfirArk St., Mnnrhes- 9-5132. Mitchell ,9-4$94. guard around the flag-draped Hartford. Sept. 29 (8>)—Food $1,25. too Boxes earn you $.50, - 18" Colored Shakes . .per sq. $12.50 3 FLAT—15 rooms. Separate steam LISTINGS WANTED - Single. ’ casket. ■broadcast over,.'their radio. They Welding. ISO Main street. Phone ; ing and decorating. Reasonable ter. healing units. Excellent repair. - ■ must be made by Friday, Oct. 9. polsonng la cautng ducks to drown TRADE-INS accepted tor Sunbeam, ^ Mllchell 9-6678 prices. Free estimates. Call Mltch- Experience unnecessary. Free im­ Poultry and Supplies 48 Boarders Wanted 59-A Houses for Sale 72 CU.STOM BUILT five room ranch, two-family, three-family, busi­ ’ The flag on the Capitol dome said Lt. Slrman was one. His wife print samples. Assortments on ap­ Shown by . appointment. Phone in Keney Park Pond here. I ell 9-993.7. full basement, tile bath, three ness property. Have many cash will fly at half staff for 10 days. heard his *t»rn Framing ..per M $105.00 WHITE COMBINATION gas stove WANTJiO Working couple to share *MItchell 3-627.1. Brae-Hiirn. PKOri) PI.N 8WALLOVER City health offlclals said 40 rar.m-s. Parts and seivice. Rus­ RADIO and T.V. Servree. All work proval. Hycrest. Dept. (32), 193 BROAD-BKKASTKD Bronze .Tur^ I Very chesp. Mrs Wm Dillon, .7 bedrooms, amesite drive, lovely buyers. Mortgages arranged. All arat((J office buildings . were him. His fatheh was sure too but RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut- Esse^', Boston 11. my V>rnon hump. Cdmfortiihtf. HAVE YOU SEEN Liltlefork, Minn. t/Pi -■ As Dick ducks already, drowned os the re­ sell's Barber Shop, Corner Oak fully guaranteed. $3 per house keys fresh frozen. 10 to 22 i osk Place. Town. Mllchell .7-,^5.55. yard. .70-day occupiincy. $12,500. Please call George L. Graziadio, ordered ^loqeiLwhile the body la added, "they must have stuck a sult of botulism, a food poisoning ter woik, roof .and chimney re­ pounds. Schaubs Turkey Farm, ; Sheathing 1 x 8 ...'.p er M $97.00 pleasant aiirroundinpa, board and MANCHE.STER — $9,800. 4-room Realtor, Mitchell S-5878. 109 Straight, 79, was pinning member­ and Spruce. '- call for T.V. $t per house rail for The new 5>-j room ranch Phone Frances K. W’lgner, Real­ bungalow, full basement, fully in­ lying in state and during the fu­ gun in his back to moke him say which paralyzes the duck's neck, pairs. Free estimates gladly GIRI. o il Woman to care for chit- 198 Hillstown Road. G. E. WASHER with automatic room, Rockville 5-79'2«. tor, Mitchell 9-0029. Henry street. ship ribbons on visitors to the radio or save $ and bring them to Ttren^fBrti 6 to 2 while mother home.s on Columbus and Broad sulated. screens and storm win- neral. Unlveraltles and schools here that." causing the head to settle under­ s e e ' a F- KOTTKE at Gor­ given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell Koochiching Oiunty Old Settlers' 17 Maple street. Call Mitchell works. Call Mitchell 9-4290, lows. E A E Agency, 3)0 Main were closed. Then Just a month later, Lt. water. man Buick for an A-1 used car 9-6535 or Mitchell 9-6716, 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell ''Select Oak Flo;r.ng, per M $212,00 : ;iiT"h;u 9!‘65?2.'''' '' street.". Sale^rice $12,000 in- M/^NCHESTER-2-famiiy 4 and e, IF READY to buy. sell, exchange picnic he swallowed one of the pins Articles for Sale 4«^ Aparlmenlft— Flats St. Mitchell 9 6297, real estate, mortgages arranged. he was hofding in his mouth. McCarthy won the Democratic Sirmon was listed as the signer of The poisoning, health offlclals Of an A-l deal on '.53 Buick. 3-8325. WANTED Reliable housekeeper [•liidinK .stove and refrigerator. large lot. garage, copper plumb­ ; COMPLETE Hand and power lawn I LEAVING STATE. New sun lamp. Tenement.s 63 ing, separate furnacea. Priced at Consult Howard R Haslmgi, Straight was taken to a hospital nomination for governor from J. a telegram to the United Nations said, may be the result of the sum­ Mitchell 9-4.571. for i-nderly couple.^ Call Mitchell ' Flush Iloors - ROIJ.ING PARK 12 Bonner Road, ■ mower sales and service. Motors ALI. T7 PES of ijgtjfs. gutters and VEflE'nAN BLINDS silveiTt-are, throw :ugs. dnim $12,000. B A E Agency, 310 Main Agency, Mitchell 9-U07. where the pin was removed. Brailey Odham of Sanford by 48,- aaking that their triDops withdraw mer dry season when pond waters 9-9801. Clear Stain Grade .. .ave. $8.95 , , FOUR ROOMS, furnished Atlsch Open daily for inspection. two years old Cape Cod, si* YOUR NEW rug won't be eaten by tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and ' chimneys repaired. Prompt serv- Higheat Quality Ohly table, lamp, enamel wash tubs, St. Mitchell 9-6297. I In less than an hour he was back 000 votes after a vigorous runoff j from (Korea. He must have been receded and the ducks picked up Also Reconditioning i ed garsge. November 1st through rooms; Iwo unfinished. Front dor­ moths when you use Berloii. One delivery service. Gibson'i Garage ice. Guaranteed ■vorkmanship. KURaSK WANTKD for t.octor a of­ i 'clocks, fifty books, electric appli- at the picnic - c with the pin on his primary campaign. forced I to do that too, his father th* disease from mud or vegeta­ spraying guaranteed fOr five Terms. Mortensen Roofing Co. Tapea and Cords by Yard Complete line of building ms- I ances. bedapreads, mg pad. Mltch- I May h»t. Write Box M, Herald. T. J. TROCKE'n' BIG FAMILY, four bedroom home. mers and shed dormer, picture Ispel. He traveled all over the state I aaid.f) tion. Mitchell 3-5012. fice. R.N. preferred. Write details window, fireplace. Formica count­ years. Housewares Dept. Base­ Mitchell 3-7691. to Box S. Herald. Cali eriala at \.vh'blesale pricea. All ' ell 9-.5621. Broker Beautiful kitchen, living room, Lifjuor Men Seek WINDOW SHADES made to order ,55 HEM1JX*K Street Six room ers, aluminum combination win­ ment. .T. W. Hale Coip. I prices C.O.D. tenement and garage. Oil heat, dining room, den or fifth bedroom and installed. Venetian blinds FINDELL MFG. CO. CLEARANCE of single mahogany 1 244 Main Street on first floor. New oil burning dows and door, colored tile bath, aduitta preferred. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. H ooniiE 16-.\ Help Wanted— Male 86 Hn-3-4865 beds. See Kemp's Window Display. Phones: Mitchell 3-5416 — —furnace. Garage. Move right in. -landscaped. Immediate occupan­ Priee Fix Repeal cy. Owner. Mitchell 9-6278. Personals 8 Estimates gladly given. Fagan 485 East Middle Turnpike $!24:50 - $34.50. Kemp's. Inc. ■ FOUR AND Five room unfurnished ' Residence: Mitchell 9-7751 Price $13,800. Madeline Smith, Window Shade Co.'. Route 44 at ROOFING—Specializing In rep.iir- Realtor. Mitchell 9-1642 or Mitch­ THE PROSPECT Hill School for ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ NATIONAL BUILDERS USED GENERAL Electric 9' re­ ' apartment. Healed, hot water WAIJvER STREET .- Six room Hartford. Sept. 29 '/Pi—A group | Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. WANTED Available soon. Write Box .1, Her­ ell 3-4679. young children. Transportation roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys able and atandard typeixTiters. SUPPLIES frigerator, In fine working order. MANCHESTER — Residential sec­ ('ape Cod. combirfAfinn screens, of Connecticut package store own- i furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex­ All makes of adding machines Kemp's, Inc. ald. tion, Cape Cod, lix finished rooms, storm sash, omsaile qnve, nice POWER BURNERS and Range FIRST CLASS 420 Davenport Avenue DUPLEX 4 and 4. Extra large ers has asked |Lhe U. S. Si)preme | tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5767. perience. Free estimates. Call sold or rented. Repairs on all fireplace, *lr conditioned heat, gas rooms, excellent condition, hot condlUon; .412,000. Goodchllil Real­ Burners expertly cleaned and Court to rule unconstitutional a ' Howtey. Manchester Mitchell DIE MAKERS makes. Marlow's. New Haven. Connecticut automatic hot water healer, nicely water heat owner's side. Two-car ty Co. MilrheJl 3'T92.5, or Mitchell A LIBERAL Hospitalization and serviced. Let Us service and re­ USED UNIVERSAL electric range. 9-0796. A - ’•} ’ pair your washing machine or le- 3-,5361. Telephone “STate 7-3597 shrubbed lot. combination stoi m garage, nice location. Ideal for stale law which fixes the pri<;e of surgical plan offered ^y Mutual of FIELD STONE for fireplace and re- Good condition. Kemp's. Inc. Notice window! and doora, amesite drive, liquor. , 1 Omaha. Investigate. Phone your frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ and LATHE HANDS taiqing walla. M. French, Coven­ tveo couple. Phone Barbara Woods garage. ,N*ar bus, school snd Agency. Mitchell 9-H02. A Supreme Court ruling coulil ; Iw-al agent. Mitchell 9-7375. ell 9-0883. try, Pilgrim 2-7161. FRIGIDAIRE Automatic ironer. 3 ' Town of Roll on stores. Occupancy upon sale. To Lots for Sale 73 Heating— Plumbing 17 Diamonds— Watches—• years old. Used very little. One ! affect the stales of New York, ; CABINET MAKING. Good work- Apply Inspect please phone Howard R. IF YOU want quiet country living Massachusetts and Minnesota, ■ GUARANTEED Plumbing and LOAM, Dark, rich cultivated grade Jewelry 48 Isrge mshngsny coffee table and .'Vdntission of Electors BUIIJMNG Ijyv for sale near Wad- manship. Reasonable rates. E sti-, ...... j Hastings. Mitchell 9-1107. right in town, this is it. 7 room d*ll school. All utilities .ip. Inquire which have similar taws. j Automobiles for Sale 4 No. 1 $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2. $2 one table lamp. Mitchell 9-6170 U'- mates gladly given. Moulson's I Alterations and new AKA TOOL and DIE CO. cu. yard. Delivered in truck load LEONARD W.- YOST, Jeweler, re­ after 6. TTie Board for Admission of single, utility room, steam heat, .58 Irving at. any lime. Under Connecticut law liquor ' work. Perma glasa electric and MANCHESTER GREEN- Attrac garage, large well landacaped FOR A GOOD Used car or a new Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim lota. Screened sand, atone, fill and pairs, adjusts vvatches expertly. Electors in the Town of Bolton. distillers file rrilnimum retail , “ Oldsmobile with Rocket engine 2-6695. gas 'water heaters sold and in­ 139.5 Tolland Turnpike five 3 bedroom ranch. Attached : lot. I'rice $10,.500. Other listings. TWO~CHOICE LOTS. 50 x 100 each. prices of their produces \s'ith the ■ stalled. Time paymenta arranged. gravel delivered. Order now. NUas- Reasonable prices. Open dall.v. Connecticut will he In session on garage, paneled fireplace wail. . contact A1 Catalano, at the Man- ; — dorf Construction Co. Phone - Thulsdsv eventags. 129 Spruce E, F. Von Ec'ker, Agent, 509 Kee­ South .St,, .So. Covemrv. Reason­ State Liquor (jdmmiaslon which MANCHE.STER Welding .Servlfe Skellev Brothers. Mitchell 9-8714. Manche.ster Machinery and Tools 52 iSatiirdsv. October 3. 195.7 from Number of extras. All utilities. has power to enforce the minimum j Chester Motor Sales. Mitchell Mitchell 9-7408. street. Mitchell 944387. 2:00 P.M until 4.00 P.M, in the ney St.. Ilancheater. able^ Call Mitchell 9-l'59.5. 3-41,74. Portable emjipment. General Convenient to echool, bus and; price it approves. ! i.£.\NOX Fhjrnaces and warm air Community Hall at Bolton Center welding, boiler and furnace weld- j FLAGSTONE—Stone.s for w«lj.5. I WE BUY-Sell-Trade-Rent power | shopping. Immediate occupancy, | s ix ROOMS finished. Bower* heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell PLV BOY.S WANTED. Manches­ to examine the qiisllftcitions of $15,500. Warren E. Howland, Real-j School Dlatrlct, storm windows The Fairfield County package ’ m 19.79 BUICTv Sedan. Good, depend­ ing. Mitchell 9-1658 or Mitchell I houae fronts, fireplaces, etc. AI.h.i j mowers, rhsin saws, tillers, gar­ Suburban for Sale 75 able transportation, $95. Written 9-5844. ter Bowling Green, 6.54 . Center Fuel and Feed 49-A those whose lights have matured tor, 49 Omatance Drive. Mitchell Hnd doors, ventlan blinds. Deep lot \ store group is appealing from a | 9-8762. I street. Heata!ator fireplace forms, 28” I den tractors, ombosrds. powers Connecticut Supreme Court ruling ' guarantee. No down payment. WOOD FOR SALE .81 )ve or furn-! tools Terrhs arranged. Capitol [ subsequent to the se.ssion held on 3-8600. I With trees, amesite driveway, all ■ RO(?KVIIX.E All cement block Small monthly payments. Cole FURNITURE RefinIshing, antique ; HEATING From A to Z. Conver­ S t $45 each. 6" x 6" x 1 '2 " slate ranch, attached garage, 3 bed< which upheld the state price-fixing ! sion burners, boiler-burner units, WANTED — Experienced counter­ hearth tile. Bolton Notch Quar­ are, or fireplace. Phone Mitchell Equipment Co.. 39 Main Street. September 19 and admit to the utilities. Large 25 year F.H.A. ] Motors. 4.76 Center. Mitchell 9-0986 furniture a specialty, chairs caned | electors oath those found quali­ BRICK 5-YKAR old, 5 room (half mortgage available. Selling price { rooms, living room, dining alcove, act lAst-,Jul.v. I complete heating aystems. Ai; man, Full or part time. Meat de­ ry. Mitchell 9-0617. 3-9310. dupleXI-one unflnt*li*d upstaira, ^ The oVner.s first challenged the \ and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. ' fied. SI I..500. Phone Barbara Woods outstanding tile kitchen, custom wotk guaranteed. Time payments partment. Manchester Public Mar­ located 79 Summer St, corner; law in J951 shortly after it had I 1940 BUICK Super aedanelte. Good Phone Mitchell J9-.5735. [ .Musical Instruments 5.8 Persons of foreign birth must Agency. Mitchell 9-7702. made cabinet*, tile hath, cement low cost transportation. $95. No arranged. Moriartv Brothers. Tel. ket. BAILEY'S Antique Shop. 382 Main Emerson. Hot water oil heat, full ! cellar with asphalt floor, set tuba, been enacted. It wa.s upheld, how- ; HAROLD A .SON.S. fiubbish re- | Mitchell 3-5135. atreet. Mitchell 3-.5003. Moderately Garden— Farm— Dairy present their certificsles of ever, by Superior Court Judge i down payment. Small monthly MtJSIC Instrumental rental. Com­ basement, sidewalks, city sewers. | LOVKLY OLD CAPE COD aluminum storm windows Vene­ payments. Cole Motors. Mitchell moval, also cellars cleaned. Call GRAY RESEARCH and priced items in china, glasa, tin­ Products 50 Cltlzen.ship^ Combination storm windows and ; Samuel Mellit*. I A PLUMBING shop at your door. plete line of Inatrumenla. Rental tian blinds, beautiful W(.odwork 9-0980. Mitchell 9-40.74. ware, pewter, and furniture. screens. Nice neighborhood, near ' thioughoul,. outside ' lerrai e. All The owoers claim the Connect!- | No time lost. New work. Altera­ DEVELOPMENT CO. WELL ROTTED row manure rec­ applied to purchase price. Rep­ Dsnd c Toomey bus For quick sale $9,500. Tel. ; Why not enjoy family life.to the PARAMOUNT Triple Track com- resenting Olds. Celmer, Bach. Town Clerk city conveniences, sn excellent cut stature is in conflict with the i 19.50 CHEVROLETS. radios, hesl- DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot ommended for dried out lawns. Mllrhelt 9*lt22«. ' fulieil in this r^ftl homr. ronsist- U. S. Constitution and the federal ! water automatic heaters. Youngs­ HA.NDY MA.V 'bihation. aluminum windowa and Also highland top soil. Orders tak- Pedler and Bundy. Metier s Music Charles A. Robbins buy at $13,.500. George .1. Cole­ ers."Both styleline deluxe models. i copied, vscmim cleaners, irons, ______L______—, :------' inK of 7 ^oorns- (4 bedrooms). man, Brooker, Hartford-Connecti- anti-trust laws. Fordor black,' tudor green. Excel-1 gun.a, etc., repsired. Shear.s, town sinks sold. E.stimates glad- doora. Free eatlmatea given, 36 eni for delivery at your conven- Studio, 177 McKee. Mitchell First Selectman MANCHESTER 7 room brick front Kitchen has been modernized. 3 lent condition. Douglas Motors, 333 ■ l.v given. C. O. Lorenfsen. Mltfth- 5’oiing man needed |o do odd montha to pay. Paramount Engi­ " lahce. Call I.«onard Giglio. Mitch­ 3-7500. V cut Trust Co Bldg. Tel. Rockville knives, mowers etc., put into con­ Dated at Bollnn, Connecticut, Cape Cod, full basement, garage, fireplaces all useable, steam heat, 5-4045 or 5-4710. I>R. J. HOWARD DIE.S Main Street. ^ 1 dition for coming needs. Braith- ell 9-7638. jobs throughout the plant. Light neering Company, 41 Oak atreet. ell .7-7083. large lot, $16,000. E A K Agency, oil fired. Approximately 17 acres maintenance duties. Stop in for a s a l e : Baldwin Pianos from Berk­ .September 29, 19.5.7. waito, 52 Pearl street. Phone Mitchell 3-8177. 310 Main St. Mitchell ft-6297. of land and only 9 nitlea from Man- 1941 PONTIAC Sedan. Good clean j friendly interview and see the PEPPERS FOR Sale. Reasonable. shire Music Festival. Substantial RCXCKVILLE 8-room single, very Bridgeport. §ept. 29 145—Dr. I chesleri^ ill price $13,500. good condition. 4 bedrooms, double Joseph H. HowOI-d. 61, who headed dependable transportation, _ $i50. MA.NCHESTRR T. V. Service, .Millinery-;—Dres-smakins: 19 Job. BE SURE — Buy Q nco all alum­ Bring your own containers'. ■ 336 diicounts on these first quality in- ARTISTIC Five Room Cape Cod. inum windows. Also self-storing I struments used only six weeks or living room, dining room, kitchen, man.v (Connecticut medical socie­ No down payment. Smjill monthly radio and T.V. specialUta since Hillstown Rd. Mitchell 3-7693. two twin alzei bedrooms, recrea­ payments. Cole Motors, 436 Cen­ ALTERATIONS and dressmaking doora. Call Mitchell 9-9095 for free ■ less. This hsppens,.but once a Noliee ' Call pantry, and bath. All large size ties. including the Cancer Society, 193'. Hotiat servl-e call $.1,50. GRAY RESEARCH and tion room, her, brick front, porch, rooms. Full cement cellar, oil ter. .Mitchell 9-0980. (oW'Women and children. Expert eatlmatea,. Bill Tunsky. ORDER YOUR Green Mountain po- year. New piano guarantee. Both attached garage. Near bus and ALICE CLAMPET, Rea'tor died last night in Bt. 'Vincent's | Mitchell 9-6660 day or night. work. Quick service. Will call at DEVELOPMENT CO. I tktnes now. H. PasquaJlni, Avery ’ Acroaonic Spinets snd Baldwin TTie legal voters ,5if Town of steam heal, elty ronvenlences, ex- i Hospital after a long illness. GIVE THE Ideal gift this year, Coventry, Conn.. are hereby shopping center. Reduced to $13.- 'celleni location, ideal for children 19.50 CHEVROLET Fleetltne de­ voiir home if desired. Mr.s. Hilliard Stpeet, Manchester , ,Sf. Mitchell 3-4809. Grands included. Terms $50 down, 2.50. Carlton W. Hutchins, Mfichell A native of Bridgeport. Dr. | FURNACES Vaciiuih cleaned, oil 3-ply .stainless steel cookware. warned snd directed to meet at Mitchell 9-4543 $11,9.50, George J. Coleman, Brok­ luxe. tudor, $109.5. 1949 Chevro­ burners serviced. For expert and Brunelle, Ifltchell 9-4370. I three yesr*. Trade-Ins accepted, 9-5132, Mitchell 9-4894. Howard received his- medical de­ let Fleetline deluxe tudor, $94.5. "A Good Place To Work" Order now foi'' December deliv­ Goss nanolcqnripany. 317 Asylum their respective voting places Evenings and Weekends PI-2-7031 er. Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Bldg. gree from the Medical School of prompt service call Bob- Cart­ _U ery. Be our guest in vour own A.STERS FOR SALE. Finley s, 93 1952 Bel-Aire. $1795. Douglas wright. .Mitchell 9-6446. -j St. Hartford 5-9696. Open Monday firehouse So. Coventry. 1st district FIRST TIME ON MARKET SIX ROOM Cape Cod. 2 unfinished. Tel. Rockvilte 5-4045 or 5-4710. Georgetown University ," in 1918 i Motor.-. 3.7'3'^.Main. Movinjr— Trucking— CABINET MAKERS wanted. Good home. Beautiful gifts for ho.«t- Summit St. I through Saturday, also Thursday firehou.se No. Coventry. 2nd dis­ and continued his studies in Eu­ wages, steady employment. Inter-, I rombination storm windows, oil TOLLAND 'jiimile trom Rockville ANTIQUE.S Kefinished. Repairing Storage 20 eAees, Conn. Lustre Craft Co.. ' nights. Free parking tn lot next trict on Monday. Oi tnber 5, 1953 rope. He'was aii obstetrician. i j esti'ng work. Apply immediately. | ACORN BUTTERNUT and Blue Four rooms plus 2 unfinished. heat, close to school, bus and shop­ llnC, 2 yearsi'bld ranch, breezeway., CHEVROI-ETS — 1947vl948. 1949. done on sny furniture. Tieman. I Box 263, Magehester. Mitchell door (west). Write for free cata­ from 6 a. m. to 6 p. ni. to cast their Fireplace, oil hli’rner, electric hot ' ping center. Priced at $10,500. In­ During the past eight yearsj-Dr. jl -MANCHESTER--Package Deliv­ Displa.v Workshop, 341 Trumbull j Hubbard squash. Several tons of attached garage, 2 excellent bed­ 1950, 1951. 1952 St Center Motor 189 South Main street. Phone | 9-6434. log. ballot for town offices Including 'xater healer. Very clean, near bus quire Chas, W. laithiop. Relator, Howard was a delegate to the || I Sales, 46t Main St. ery. Local light .trucking and St.. Hartford. |------field and pie pumpkins. Will sell rooms. beautiful kitchen, fine liv­ Mitchell 3-.5643. any quantity. Rockviiie 5-7619. Board of Tax Review. 1st select­ line, stores and school. Price only : iOO East Center St. Tel. Mllchell American Medical Assn, and dur- ■ pai kage delivery. Refrigerators, -THREE-PIECE Flingerlard drum I ing room, lot 125 x 128, full cement 1951 FORD deluxe six < lub roupe. WANTED Route salesman. Mar- k O R ''FmEPlJlCE 1- ixlures " it s men. Town Cleik, Town Treasure:'. $10„500. I 9-0364. ing World War II he served as , PLASTERING anil stucco, new ! wsshers and stove moving a set, nearly new bass, snare cellar, immaculate condition, chairman of the Bridgeport Pub- j 17.000 miles. Very clean, Mitchell specialty. Mitchell 9-0752. lied man preferred. Five day Marlow's Furniture Department. tom-tom. white pearl and chrome'^! town rtc,K,sit fund, gran-1 $12,900. George J. Coleman. Brok­ and repair, (,'omplete alteration.'!, j tom-tom, white Six rooms, .complete. Garage, ■ FIRST TIME Offered. Here is a six lie Health Sei vice. ! 9-6.545. week. Salary and commission plus — ....— ^------, ------Household Goods 51 129 Barr'y Rd.— • jurors, cnllertor of taxes, con- er. Hartford-Connecticiit Tru.st Co. Call Hartford 2-.5S84. AUS’nN A. CHAMBERS (X) . bonus. Apply In person. Rainbow . USED G.E. Forced air furnace. stsbles. registrars <^f voters, hoaril oil burner, storm windowa, screens, , room single, located in central, Dr. Howard was the fifuJ presl- '■ i quiet residential section. Has an Bldg. Tel. Rockville 5-4045, or BEFORE YOU Buy a used car local and long distance moving. Cleaners, .50 Harrison SI.' j blower, ducts, controls. Sulkowsk'i, V'i.sitors Welcome At of ediicsUon. boa_r also warned and direct­ One 'seek occupahry. Asking ; the country. We have one. On a Connecticut branch of the Ameri- i 6 to 8 a. m. ari'd 6 In 7:30 p. m. accessories. Sales, service, demon­ tian blinds, and ceramic file bath. nings. ■ Watkins Bros.; 935 Mam St SALES ed to meet at the Church Com­ $13„500. j bus line and near new school. It is can Cancer Society; acting presi- i BULLDOZER for hire. Excellent Painting—-Papering 21 stration. Terms arranged.^ Capitol | Wearing Apparel-^Furs 57 Screens and storm windows. House complete in every detail. Ixit is dent of the England (jbstetrl- | WANTED - - Responsible man as munity House. North Coventry on was custom built in 1940. Priced 19.79 DODGE. B«*t offer takea It. for back fill. I.andscaplng and Equipment Co., .78 .Main St. Five rooms rpmplele, reneation j 170 X.-309. Two-car gaiage, chlck- cal and Gynecological Society; a It saves dollars - - anil makes sense - - to shop- at your elote-by 600 Woodbridge St. Mitchell laundry-dry cleaning route aales- Complete line of qualit.v -Monday, October 5. 19.53 at 2 p. ni. to sell. Owner Mitchell 9-0350. * r. grading. Reaaonable rates. Mitch­ LEAVING STATE N»w fur neck to take action on the following room, hot water oil heat, breeze- | en coop and small barn. Approxi-| member of thi( Connecticut State 9-9669. ■ EXTERIOR PAINTING — Free ea- man. Guaranteed salary and com­ PEAT HU.MUS. Excellent top i hom e fiimi.8hinjr,'nthia E. ; ahcail. Think of the convenience, too! Wheh you shop near Ik^ [ of all kinds. Evenings .pnd holl- ______i ATTENTION Ladle*! fSllp-covera Bids win be received for fiirni.sh- money from time''to time as need­ CHARI-ES LESPERANCE -T^j-__ Mi^heiu ■iJjaKiL Jrcemeriifojjj!__poMlbllltlea^, .Howard of Bridgeport : a sister, i Y((>UNG MAN-for-elock clerk and -9 X-43^U8T Revei^i'ilfr wpol rug,' and drapes custom ihade. Re-up- Tel, Mitchell 9-7620™------St-r;-‘-Manehesterr | ~4avs. Tel, Mllchell 9-0163- or Ing TertllUzer at the offtre of the ed toTneerciiri'ehl expenses. ^ 9-0279. ■ ------:Asklng $I4,750; Georg*' ,J..JCole. Mrs. Katherine C Baslian of .Ilixe sport coupe. Excellent c are u,nx-,rv. Phone Mitchell 3-6203. I 9-51.54. itiHintenahce. 40 hours. Good $19. Platform rocker, $8; plav pen, bolstering. Beautiful fabrics. General J^anager, Town of Man­ 4. To see what action the town man. Broker, Hartfora-Connecti- Bridgeport, and two- grandchil-1 you can come “jusf as you ars^lh hoiiss dreu or s l i ^ Parl^ by original owner. $1,150. Coven-bv- ' __: ^ ss7ary. permanent. A.oply In per­ $6. Good condition. ' M itchell! prints, stripes, solids. Expertly chester at 3 P.M., Wedne.sday, wishes to lake in regard tn the cut Truat Building. Tel. RockvRJe dreru try Pilgrim 2-6380. son. Tot* "n Teens, Inc., 956 Main 9-6469. - I finished; $5.„down, $2 weekly, 6-4045, 5-4710. ' ' SERVICE on all makes vacuum Bonds— Stocks ------] halapre one venr to pay. Call October 7, -19.53 at which time bids expenditure of town aid funds Funeral aervlcea will be held | cleaners. LaFlsmmf Appliance St. SeejMis. Blow. i._____ will he opened in public. Bids available to Town of Coventr.v Thursday in Fairfield. ing is no difficulty (you can park free in many places). YouMI BUICK 1952 Riviera, hard top, less LEWYT VACUUM cleaners, new i Mrs. Pinto. Mitchell 9-7992. Co. Tel. Mitchell 9-6)68: Mortgage.s 31 sealed and marked "Fertilizer Bid under the provision of Public Art ROCKVILLE —Home plus income th%n 1 year old, only 6.0(W miles. RESPONSIBLE Young man to 19.53 models. $89.95 less $20 for property.jCentral looajion. Reason-- to be opened October 7. 19.53" IKE POIJUY 'FIRM' Equipped with all np'ional exlias. F?IRST AND Second mortgages work In a Hartford dental sales of­ your old cleaner, LaFlamme A p-: USED FURNITURE bought and 302 as passed by 19.53 General As­ SUNNY VIEW DRIVE ably, pricetf at $12,000. Term*.'Foif must be in the office of the.Gen- sembly of Slate of Conn. get through and get homo in minutesi not hours. Next tim e... Was new $3200. Will sacrifice. Household Services bought for our own account. Fast, fice. Good opportunity for right plianre Co. Tel. Mitchell 9-6869. ! "old. The Woodshed. U Main Varnon Owner: 5 room single house Mitchell 9-0710 after .):30 p.m. confidential aervice. Manchester person to work into outside sales street. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154. ersl Manager before the time Dallas, Tex., 8epl. 29 i4i — Sen. I Offered '18'A SMITH-CORONA adding .machine. Ralph V. Reynold* (vacant), newly redecorated and' Prescott Bush (R-ciniin) creditecl' Investment Corp„ 244 Main later, Mitchell 9-.7999 after 7 p. m. stated above. The right, is re­ V4 mil* past Grang* Hall, Vernon Centeri Routt 30 reconditioned. 1st floor haa kitch­ , Never used. 4-4 Bengal combina- Christian A. Weigold President Biaenhower’s adminlstra-^ every time. .7 shop at home. t .. 3939 PLYMOUTH 4-'loor sedan, WEAVING of burns, moth holes atreet. Phone Mitchell 3-5416. served to reject any and all bids. en and dinette with knotty pine V radio, heater, good tires, good AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. j tlon gas and oil stove reasonable. ' All biVo-workers, 40 hours guarantfeed ;e i r round and ftqrm windows for same, $20. i 29, 19.53. , gnmge, pinatered wnlla, llreplace, rernmlc tile and 41, fairly good condition. 8tove the administration also is responal- friends, dealers and homemakers. with overtime work available dur­ Mitchell 9-7349. 'I- 5 7 RISSELL STREET hath, hot water he44t, large lot, tree*. C l C K A O heat. Renta have not been raised. ble for "wiser planning in building ! FLAT FINISH Holland window Names like Benrus, lElgln, Wil­ ing most of the year. D r iv ^ Extenslvii view. ^ UgW Vw $22 each floor. To inspect, please our militaryi'Isjtrength." I 1939 PLYMOUTH. Good condition. shades, made to mea.siire. All call Frank L. Pinney, Manchester liam Rogers, GE, P9l'ker, Ses­ license essential. Must be a family — OB — "We have known in the past," he | Mitchell 9-4.798. metsi Venetian blind.s at a new sions. Many others. Make selling ■man with steady hab(ta. Temper­ Mitchell 9-7877. Walton W. Grant, said, "only ta;o .speeds' in building | ilaurliPBtfr Eufutitg A ,new three bedrmiin, split-level with garage, flreplore, plas- Realtor, Exclusive Agent, 647 low price. Keys made while you easy. Also full line .gifts. Jewelry, ate. Some farming or trqctor ex­ SEPTIC TANKS our defenses atop and full speed I wail. Marlow'.s. houaewure. toys. Free illuslrated perience would be helpful but not EXPERICNCED lereil walls, oak floors, ceramic tile bath, Main St., Hartford, 2-7664. ' ME.5IBER OF THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIBGULA'noN A ilo Aeratutories— -Tires 6 AND WANTED large lot, panoramic view, bus service ahekd. . . . . now, guided by the color catalog. Over 6O1I itema, con­ essential. Starting rale, .$1.35 an President’s wise and firm Judg-1 OVER 10.000 CIRCULATION DAILY FOR YOUR Hug, cleaning and fidential distribulo’ a price Hat hour with raise's based on per­ Tear's guarantee. Only $ 1 6 ,5 0 0 ROCKVILLE—Six rooms, 3 bed­ BATTERIES — Famoua makes, shampooing call Manchester Rug PLU86ED SEWERS rooms, all city- conveniencea. Ga­ ment, born of a lifetime in th e; . $9.95; Written guarantee. $1 down, sent on reqiieat. E''.ra cataloga formance, Apply 130 Pearl 8t., BOOKKEEPER PI.US Service of his country, we are re­ Shampooing Co., Mitchell 3-6662. with your name also available. 8;30 a.m. MALE BOOKKEEPER rage. Immediate occupancy, Bead the *d* In the Herald to keep up-to-date ' $1 weekly, Cole Motori, 436 Canter Work guaranteed. Will -pick up $8,0()0. George J. Coleman, Brok­ building our strength efficiently, 1 t on "what’* doing” In local stores. ■treat.. Mitchell 9-0980. Write for new fall wholesale cata­ - r Youf Choice Of A New Electric Range Or Refrigerator without weakening o.ir economy, and deliver. log, Greenglaas Salez' Co., Dept. and TYPIST MachiM CiMRtd For smoN rotaN busiooti In Monehostor ' FREE er, Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Bldg. Tel. Rockville 8-40|i5, or 5-4710. and we are determined to Vnaintoln | KL, 37-20 49th Av*,,i L. I. C. 1, SepUq Toako, O1 7 Well*, RMver it—for an age, if necessary." Auto Driving School 7-A N. Y. . ” c FOR SkLE Only experii•rienccid necti Rbply by kttor 8t«tiii« o«o, ogporiooeo ACT NOW-r-AVOlD DISAPPOINTMENT - I Building-e-ContracHng 14 1 ^ 7 Mefrury sport rp4ipe(-radie ly. Good ^ la ry , good work- lioea > liutaUcil—Dellar Water- IN VERNON— Five room ranch' BALLARD'S DRIVING SCHOOL— PriMfliig Done. I ond salary ogpocfod. type home, two year* oldj attach- . Only aev$n points were scored.ln 1 IK YOU INTEND TO BUILD odd .heater, exeelleat ttfos, ez- tg conditions. 5 day wjek. "Mautcheater'a oldeot.” Owner- Wjunted— Em afc.-.3a S *d garage, porch, lull basement the' Dukp-North Carolina 8T>(J Certified- by AAA end Board -o f your new home or do any repair­ rellent merhanlrol . eMiiUttoii.' Many be'nefltis; v M ^ N N eV R R O S .' ^ WARREN L HQWUND, Realtor?^ with recreation room kitchenette ;games in 100, '31 and '32. . .The] ing, see William Kanehl, Contrac­ Education: We offer training, ex- EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Air- Prleeal for Immediate sale, Pri­ SEWERAGE DISPOSAL . Write Box B 2“HeraW 49 Conatance Drive Telephone Mt-3-8600 Anytitoie and shower room. Lzrgq lot, on 1930 and '31 games ended in’ 0-0 erienet, lateat methoda. MItebeU tor and Builder. Phone'Mitchell conditioned atore. Apply in pefeon. vate owner. Phone M l-t-M 4 i. Writ# Herald 130-132 Pearl St. Tel. 30-3-6308 bu* line, $13,950; Phone RockvtUe '-Uea. .Duka^on tbft.lfi32 (ama-by:| r2245. 3-T773. • Marlow'*. ■-♦1878. ■ ' T-O. 41 ♦ / ■4T' ‘. ' ' .1.18 •-I* • *: 1 ’ ‘ ■ ' »• 'I ( I’' ( ■;■■■ ■ , " |,- 1..1J ,v' -'r ..' i - ’tw ’ ;■ / L . ■ ■ »> .i( t . r . ■ ¥ ■ ,1 , \> I ■ ' - •- .y. , . PACE TWEIP^S t-*, - ■‘•■w.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER^ Jf, Section TU)o WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 196S ittm uliitfiter Spraittg l | r r ^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 195* .. ( ilanclfPBtfr lEvpnUig P a g n

The first meetlM of tho newly pital. spoiBorlng tba tight cotiaar- About Town formed Buckland I^ A will be held Lions Push vation program at tha leeal high York Strangfeld Re-elected Retail Group ¥ rey Trust Fund Incrieased to $3,965.05 tomorrow night, starting with a WadaS'Kalinoski Wedding i school, and"’providing tuition for Laid-off Garment Work g)tluck supper at 0;3O o’clock. nurse’s training art thraa o f the Wednesday Morning The re^tonal Yneefln* of Orfor^T UMt speaker of the evening will Blood Donor many terrlcet for tht comipunlty Local Red Cross Chairman Backs Scouts Parish Chapter. D.A.R.. with by the Rev. Forrest Musser, carried out 1>y this group. '1 ______To C^LUnemploymentPoy Babra Tnimbtill Chapter, of Rock- of Rockville, who will talk on The youngest In point of years, vHIa, will be held,lin the Federa­ ’Skid Row.” of the five Manchester groups Terk StraagteM .w u Meetad for' Funds Drive Enrollm ent a Momd tonp aa ohalrmaa of tho tion Room of the, Center Consrre- which make up the Service Club state Oomn^aioner of L*bor.spiuM held that tho gatlonal Church. Thursday at 2 Charles M. ' McGill 8J5 Durant Opuncil, the Lions Club It entering Special! Maadt^or Chaplar, Amerlean .-touM St., amf Charles L. Lsthrop, 66 The local Liona club sent a dele­ Rad Croaa, at tha annual maaMog 6Tha fUtall Marchanta Bureau of John J. Egan'yeatorday asaured I come only from tlM M p.m. Speakers will be Mrs. O. upon ite fjfth year o f local ex- laid-off workers at Britaln-Hall Egan met wtth '__ Benton St„ yesterday Joined the gation of members to Woodruff. o f that organlaatien laat night In the Chamber of Commerce held Harold Welchf state regent, and latrnce. In point of enthusiasm for that there waa no dangar of their i Modes and BrltaliwUW Mrs. Ronald MacKenzie, state vice U. S. Army and proceeded to the Hall to donate blood aa a group at such service projects aa the ipon- tho RohMna Room of Cantor Its first fall aMstlBg at tha Man' Reception Center, Camp Kilmer, Bloodmoblle Day a year ago ao the ^ureh. Borvlng with him will ha not collecting unemployment com- yesterday after tha unlc“ regent. sorlng of Friday's Bloodmoblle chaster Oouaitry d u b on Monda pensatlon but left the decision of i Gov. Lodga a talegrabi N. J. club participation in the Service Ohariaa Crookatt, viea-ehnirman; Day, the Uons are determined that a V a BI n g. Chairman Jamea their right to vole In a union elec-' what it calledl-S vf ' ‘ Saul Silversteln, president of Club Council sponsoiabip for Fri­ "the laat shall be first." Juatua Paul, traaaurar; and Mra. Blair iatr^uced Norman F. Lair- The "Infant Jesus of Prague H. B. DaWolfr, aacratary. tlon Monday up to the National Intent” o f the atsU 1 Rogers Corp.. was the invited day's Bloodmoblle operation is no sou, who spoke on behalf of the Labor Relations Board which la guest of former President Harry Mothers' Circle will meet Wednes­ new project to this service organi­ Alao alactad waa tha alata of employment taws. ’ ' --i' -mop Boy Scouts who wilt launch a drive conducting the election. Says Lav-4>a isM M M i' Truman at the reception held for day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. zation. m directorial nomlnaoa proaantad by for funds in tha naar future. It is .lames F. Barry, 18 LInnmore Dr. Marbart Houaa for tha nominating Britain-Hall employes, along The unioii slid th« igy-oft W u s him decently tn York City. Ford Crosby, Lions prkaldent, re­ the hope ef thoee . inteieoted in with those at Manchester Modes, ■fhe co-hostess will be Mrs. Ed­ ports that donor pledge « r d a were eommittao of Jacob Millar, chair­ maneuver to ‘'•cars” worksra Iroa4 Maneheater ficoutlng that suffi- on Pina fit., are voting a second the polls. Tha qompany, hewev6r« The newly installed commander ward P. Colton. distributed at the Sept. 1.6 meet­ LECLERC man,:Mra. T. Edward Broanan, and clenf funds/will be raised to onable of Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102, Mra. Trancla Watte. time on whether they went the maintains that tha lay-oB /.was ing of the club. Slnc^'that time, FUNERAL HOME Maheheeter to aeciifs tha aenrices Interaatidnal Ladies' Garment American Legion. Earl Petersen, The Rev. Carl E. Olson, min­ club members have been busy car­ Mra. William Balfour waa named necessitated by an axcaptlonally of a full-time trained Boy Scout Workers’ Union, AFL.'to repreaent poor -' aeason In woman'a suits will preside at the first business ister'of Emanuel Lutheran Church, rying out Instructions thst “every n director for one year and Adam executive. is in Chicago attending a meeting each them an their bargaining agent. which shows no sign o f ImprovUig. meeting of the new Legion year member bring a donor" to Blood- FUNERAL Rhodaa, Ollbert Bamea, Dr. Lane The Merchants Bureau went on of the Youth Board of the Augus- Oiddinga and Mra. Maurice O’Con­ 'I’he union haa been urging Brit­ Egan told the worksra that. In tonight at 8 o’clock st the Legion mobile Day on Friday between record aa hsartlly endorsing tha ain-Hall workara who have been Home. The new budget will be tana Church, of which he la a 12:45 and 5:30 p. m. nor for S-yaar tarmi. spite of any understanding they SERVICE Boy Scout project and urged each laid off to vats and yesterday presented for approval and accept­ member. On Thursday and Friday, "nie 40 business and profe.ssional Thraa mambara of tha board, Dr. might have to the contrary, their NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT $1.29 mambar to support tha drive. asked Egan for an opinion on ance and preliminary plans for the he will be in East Orange, N. J., men who comprise the membership Walter N. Eugene Davla, Jacob Millar, and lay-off wdll be conatdered a normal attending a conference of putors : Another guest waa Russell F. whether the workers' right to vote seoaonei one and that they wriU re­ Legion Halloween program will be o f this organization meet the first Mra. T. Edward Broanan. are re­ Broderick, a member of the Board in the'New York and N ew 'Eng­ tiring after serving the manlmum had been Jeopardized 1^ the lay­ ceive unemployment benefits for at discussed. and third Tuesday evening of WHILE THEY LAST AT THIS LOW PRICE o f Control and the Bzecutive Oom- off. land Area. each month. Such projects as the 23 Main Street. Manchester two 3-year tarma permitted by tha least five weeks before they must local by-iawa.. mlttaa of the Chamber who out­ Derision H'ilk NLRB The Holy Angela Mothers Circle Christmas toy drive for the chil­ Call MI-9-5869 HtralC .Pkoto lined plans being mads for the make themacives avallabla for will meetj'tomorrow st 8 p.m. at Mrs. 'Ralph Rockwell, bf Stark­ dren at the Mansfield State Hos­ SM Valnatam TgHi 9ltf«agf#M Egan, however, said that waa other work. Rarvica chairman reported tha aiipanaton of the aetivltlea of the not within hia Jurisdiction but was the hoftie of Mrs. Doris Mikolow- weather St., Is chairman of the Chamber, and widen the member- Some workers had fearod that a sky, 184 Cooper St. The co-host­ committee making arrangements work covered by their units dur­ a deciaion the NLRB had tf> make. company letter noUf}rlng them of ship. The management of the two ess will be Mrs. Kay Wittke. for the fail rummage aale of Wom­ REFILL PADS _ ing the past year in which aome George H. Marlow, former ■ the lay-off meant they would hava 200 volunteera wars involved, Hospital Notes plants, which are controlled hy en's League of the Second Congre­ chairman of the bureau and J to seek other employmant Im­ Mrs. Ruth .T. Spencer and her gational Church. The date set is aervttog mors than 6.500 houra. A Sidney Ellis, of Manchester, also mediately. short hoard meeting jifacaded tha a member of the Town Parking son. W. Robert Spencer, of the for Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 9:30 a.m. Disposal toilaf map, foaming action. Cleons, sonl- Committee, outlined some of the Spencer Rubber Products Co., arc at the church. annual meeting. ranaoia x a o a y ...... laa Wednesday Morning proposals .being considered for the In Chicago this week, attending tlM S, daodoriias— than Ruash away., | In accepting the chapter duties ADMITTED TBBTERD'AY Judge Censured the annual Stationers Convention. Emanuel Church Senior Choir for another year, Rtrangfeld ex- Mra. Qartruda BIHott, 618 West widening of Purnell PI. extension McClain Girl will hold its first rehearsal with preisaad hia' appreciation of tha Middle Tpke.; Clement Wataon. to Birch Street, which would make Two other local teachers for the the new organist, Philip Tregv „ helpfulnaM and afficlancy of the Trailer C>mp; Mra. Anna Pallain. this a through street both ways, Town Prosecutor Hci.. thus making the adjacent parking Herald Fhoto. DeWolf Art Guild are Winifred gor. tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the local Red Croaa agsciitiva sacra- 224 Oak fit.; Josa'ph Czarwlnaki, The WlUlam B. Frey TVuat Fund ------Reported Still Cutler and Grace Symington. The music’ room. A full turnout of MRS, EDWARD J. WADAS Special! tary, Mra. Kathleen Thompaon. 78 Harlan Rd.; Mre. Jassia Winter- facilities more acceasible to the public and relieving the traffic Wea richer by 81,607.80 today. In two community-wide events ao Bridgeport, Sept. *0 IR — A town seventh annual exhibition of the present and former members is- Th«JM(HALCeo. Ha alao cited the work of the bottom, 81 Edmund fit.; Mra. 285 Attended the photo abore...BaliIla ‘‘Bill” Pa- aucceaerul. group is being held, today and to­ hoped for. Miss Edna H. KalinoakI, daugh-. ception was held at the West End volunteera who keep the Red Phvilie Calvert, 24 Drive A ; Rue- congestion on Main Street. I roiirt prosecutor who came into" REG. 39c a.i_;ssiMAiiCMnn Caiiii» .... The mambere present felt that gani, popular Weat Side business- ” It la indeed gratifying.” Mori- j Superior Court as defense counsel Unconscious morrow st the Community Y from ter of Mr: and Mrs. Stephen Athletic Clubhouse In Bristol. Cross going. aell Tomm. 156 Eldrldge fit.; man and chairman of the Frey arty said, "to know that ao many 1 to 0:30 p.m. Ciih Scout Pack 143. sponsored Kalinoskl, of Bristol, became the For a Southern motor tour the “ It la amaalng what people can Donna McClain, 41 Sanford Rd thia project should be started aa j Day Camp of do for the ,Red Croaa and for their Mrs. Mary Oill, .68 Dunn Rd.. sopn aa possible, and .that it should ' Benefit Baseball Game committee., people opened their hearts ' eiid ■ whom he had by the Nathan Hale PTA. will hold bride of Edward J. Wadak, son of bride is wearing a camel hair suit hands a, check in that amount to purses to help show our deep P''°***^“ *'*^ previously on another Eight-year-old Donna McClain Pfc. hfrirman Kronlck. son of Mr. Its first meeting, of this season Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wadas, of with benedictine accessories and community,” fitrangfald said In Rockville;. Richard Batabrook. 13 be part of a long range program waa atill unconacioua thia aeon, p a rt.‘‘It makea ua proud to belong Foley St.; Mra. Margaret Cole- to, provide off-atrect parking for Robert E. Hathaway at the Man- gratitude to theae two fine boys i '"•'arge haa drawn censure from and Mrs. William Kronick, 18 Friday 7 p.m. at the Nathan Hale Norman St., this town. Sept. 26. white orchid corsage. She was Girl Scouts cheater Trust Cb.. who la treaa- The parade and ceremony at C e n - Edward J. Oaly. 20 houra after she suffered a con- Stephen St., who Is stationed in School auditorium. Any boy, 8 to The ceremony was performed at a educated in Bristol schools. Law­ CAMPUS to an organization where ao many man, 188 Lydall St.; Mra. Marietta other areas on Main Street and WEDNESDAY MORNING volunteera give ao unaelfiahly of Wllaon, 58 Janaon fit.; Mra. fiiiaan alao to the area adjacent to Depot urer of the trust fund. Others in ter Park were among the finest i •**"*8*' "■'>"> the bench riiaaion in a fall from a atorage Germany with the U. S. Army, is 10 years old. may become a Cub High Mass at 11 a m. in St. Stanis­ rence and Memorial Hospital New A total of 28.6 individuals en­ the picture, from the left, are Mra. thia town haa ever had. i yesterday that he was "ahorked on a If) day furlough, touring laus Cliurch. The decorations wertj, London and New York Institute of their time and talenta, with no gitr(ent. Broad Brook; Mra. Cath- Sq. shed on Lawton Rd., at 4 o'clock Scout by registering %t this meet­ joyed day ramping this past sum­ Helen Fitzpatrick, a tniatee. Atty. "The spirit of cooperation among thnyigh France and England. • white chrystanthemum's and palma, Dietetics and has been employed at paymenta and often no public erine Kawalec, 22 Thompaon fit., Blair expressed hla appreciation ye.d located committee, presented a gift of a Jr.. 17, of Bridgeport. ’ | point out to parents the danger to the Red Cross program since S to m ; Mra. Gladys Garrison and unuaiial plants, marking them with ] in troop campi^ “l* mahog.nv drum table from the hur.st (irocery is open all orchid and *stephanotis. 111 Town Reported ...... I their children are rourting In The honor attendant wore a 1942. and since the local Blood .)4ipi|^ttr. Coventry: Rsymoad signa. i /hi *®*^"^*'***“•'* teachers to Supt. and Mra. Arthur : their after-school aetivltiea. He day every Wednesday. reinforced heel and foe Program waa set up in June 1950, aimMBt, *87 Highland St.; .Ran­ Three glrla from each unit, of I participated In thia form of camp- ,„ing for their newly-purchased atrapless ballerina gown of gold mg, overnights either at Camp home. ^ ^ T'waa flr>aca H'is- a c ***** he had received a number of has donated 14 pints hers. Aa dall Ofoua, 14 Maple St., Rock­ Michael Angelo, son of Mr. and which there waa a new one added J ST X.T1 dels r irU S complaints regarding children velveteen, wVth a bolero. The Mrs. Anthony Angelo of 44 Pine Merii-Wood or soma other ioca-, ‘ , W hile the half-price sale bridesmaids wiere similarly attired, often aa tha physical raatricUona ville; Mrs. Mary Hanley, Oraen- thia year, two Brownie unita and playing around construction sites. TheJWHALCeo. for exfrfi wear. Sizes 8*/i fteldr Mass.; Mrs. June Jmayk sad SU. -was taken to McCook, tlqn, throughout the year on Morton’s Chicken Pies e f the program permit, he eppeare H^^xierew IwttfmiofiHitf r Untn,. -were except that their gowns were of pital in Hartford yeiterday with sepf.r’rtsT w sopt,,' iflW; iiApc fartiM yiM hod will continue only as long emerald green velveteen. All wore aa a donor. daugliterj Wilson, ConnJ; Mrs. chosen to be members of the o r iiliS -akit -wrttt'eiU ^ Svirla been causing damag« to pppperty^ Henrietta Johnson and an" '’■6 polio. outstandingvaawxawaaaMaoA troop »s wwnr n.va*s|JlJiacamping event i . • • ■ matching hats trimmed with] On Friday, when the Bloodmo- camp council, which met ■w'llh the but alaoi have bfoa •atpcMlng'^ a.s our stock lasts, we ex­ to I I. Gardner St.; Mrs. Laura Matu* The youngster entered Manchee- was th« two weekM hiking trlp^ around the grottp leavies and carried chrysanthe-; bile will be etatloned at Woodniff camp director and one staff mem­ Companies 1 and 2 of the South themaelWa to injury. pect to have enough to go Hall for Bloodmoblle Day, he t«r Memorial Hospital Monday and taken by 26 members of Senior teecheri. mums. Tl^e flower girl was dressed j Bhak, 176 Gardner St.; aits, .in.m ; ber elected by the staff each aea- Maneheater Fire Dept, put out a through Wednesday and again will set an example to hia Murphy, 12 Lenox St.; Mrj, Peter- waa transferred to thq isolation Troop I with three of their tedders in rust velveteen, with headpiece! alon, to help plan camp program on the Long Trail of Vermont DBIVE-IN CHimt-H graaa fire at Stone and Center Sta. HE SHOULD KNOW Ran^as, Rafrigaroters fellqw-eiUacns, by donating hia nllU Pakalnia, Windsor; Mrs. Ar-1 ward at McCook yesterday. and all-camp affatra, such as the pos-sihly through Saturday. 'O'ri'au^umn leaves and bouquet of Hia case waa not deacrihed during thia summer. yesterday afternoon. Box alarm pint of blcmd. lene Peloquln, 46 School St.; Mrs. | Jamborees which were held at the Hartford, Sept. 80 (jr> -r -'“ Can It's a wonderful value— 2 dhryianthemums. Woshars and All Ruth Plnzel, 47 Deepwood Dr.; ■ further. This ia the sixth case of Salem. Ohio (86-T he folks In * * ‘‘ 7^'er .i u .i end o f each two weeks period. ___, 1. . . . i. Chief W. Clifford Mason said you tell me how to get to Ole W ll-' CHICKEN PIES for .'i9c— The mother of the bride re­ Albert Rowett, 66 Margaret Rd.; | polio In-town this year. WEDNESDAY Each Intermediate unit also this northeast Ohio area have come two telephone calls were received bur Uroca Parkway T" a Mom s- also Turkey and Reef pies ceded in a navy blue lece dress. OHiar Appliances Mrs. Margaret Smith and daugh- WltlT’ pink tulle trim and accesso­ iir Barnard StudeiiU planned one overnight, the girl.a MEA Hold* Picnic up with a drive-in church. at fire headquarters and appara- ehuaetta motorist Inquired o f a at the .same price. No Limit. ries. and the bridegroom’s mother either sleeping hi the cabin or in During the summer, crowds tus was on the way when the bell pedeat nan yesterday afternoon gerer, 41 Campfleld Rd.; Charles Two Motorist* Come in Wednesday and also chose navy blue lace and blue Th.JW.HALC COM the tents. ^ have docked to the Salem Drive-ln alarm sounded. The fire waa quick- near the State Library Building. laanoiisim Cna» Hear of Mexico Chambers 832 Tolland Tpke. Plan Annual Reunion Al Garden Grove Theatre for their Sunday worship. i ly extinguished. "I sure can.” replied Wilbur L buy a.s many as you want accessories. Both mdthers wore DLSCTAROED TODAY; John pink cymbidium orchids. The re­ ONLY Mig* Opportunity In order that a happy camping The sponsoring Salem and V ioln-] Thia noon. Company 3 went to! Cross Jr., son o f the late gover- while we have them. Naudaua, 280 Hilliard St.;. George ity Ministerial Association reports the rear of 15 Plymouth La., to Green Stamps (iiven With Cash Sales The Barnard School haa a new experience may be carried over The Manchester Education Aion. . nor for whom the parkway waa Nwach, MarlboroughV" David during the year and the summer that "businesa'! la better than ever. > put out another graaa blaze. 1 named. Another ‘'gtiod value— I activity program this year. Spencer, 198 Chestnut fit.; Mra. Lawrence. Maaa. ,(iPl The ques-^ held Its annual picnic at the Gar- One of., the activity groujia, not. forgotten a Vivien Whelan land son, 29 Dover lion ia “ dUf thoee Involved take MINUTE RICE 2 large "People's and Tongues,” greatly mittee haa beenen?o“rm formed, ^ which i • » ‘‘nioon and Rd.; Earl CTamplieH, 29 Biaaell fit.; advantage of the nearby.. facill- pkgs. .')9c. . . and you SAVE a n j-o y e d having Mlaa Joyce WBiistart having regular meetings 1 During the afternoon the BATES VICTORIA James McKay, Hartford; Mrs. tlei?" ■ *... 11c on 3 bottles of Canada Wetherell. of Maneheater, as their lKla'’“i^ll' to 'plan the annual camp teachers and friends enjoyed them- Frances Caruso,' 81 fieaman Circle; Twn automobiles collided'at Es­ guest speaker on Tuesday. This rcuni^ and to make suggestions Dry Ginger Ale (or flavors) Bdw'srd Egan, 4 Pearl fit.; Robert sex and Lawrence atreeta with ho selves at the various recreational ] viaU waa arranged In connection on h ^ camp next year may be at thf special price of 3 Davis, 113 Autumn fit.; William apparent physleal injuries to per­ events scheduled. At 6:30 p.m. -riMJW HAUeo with their plana for becoming sona concerned but with emaahett even better. hollies 49c. Fleming, 119 Cedar fit. supper was served followed by SPECIAL SCARFS OFFER WANTED MANCHinn CONIh. acquainted with the cultural and fenders and other not too heavy' (The members of the committee group singing. , BEDSPREADS linguistic background of soma damage to tha cars. are two outstanding campera President Marion Casey wel­ foreign rountvtes. The ci'aah occurred within a few chosen from each Intermediate comed all new and old teachers on ! Oil Burner Serviceman ' Having been to many Cittea In stepi of the "Driver Educational unit at Camp Merri-Wood the public school staff and intro- Mexico, turh aa "Vera Oua. Taxco, Court Cases Teat Clinic.” Camping and the out-of-doora is j duced other officers, committee FREE INSURANCE — TOP W AGES and Mexico City, Miaa Wetherell ia very'm uch interested and well informed wbout Mexico. She wore Theodore Baur. 53, of 106 Wood- OTHER EMPLOYE BENEFITS A costume mods in Mexico and bridge fit., waa given a 30-day sus­ Heating Your Home pended sentence for intoxication showed films of, a recent trip to M.95 by Judge John B. G. Rottner in APPLY IN PERSON that country. Theae Included scenes of the historic landmarks of ^pwn Court this morning. IIb m and pores fan $7.95 VALUE \ Mexico. ' iL Lawrence H.' rtehrvman, 25, of * * * comfortahly and efficiently Old of the things tha group en­ North Coventry, waa fined (24 for ipeeding, and James L. Wallbeoff, with this MORIARTY BROTHERS joyed most was hearing and learn­ Jr., 22. of South Coventry, waa A beautiful floral pattern In rose, blue, green and ing different words and phraiea fined 821 on the same charge. 315 CENTER ST. — TEL. MI.3-5135 W ill depend on spoken In Spanish by Mies Peter Gray, 17. of 82 Seaman niracle Top Show Albums Wetherell. Circle, waa fined $12 for paoaing:/ tan. Twin and full bed liiei. Wonderful BATES A red light, and Delton W. Folley, ' ■i.ake-ap! the conriition of yhur heat­ . OOLORFUL FAMILr 65, of 2 Stephen. St., waa fined 89 # Can-Can Fort Kent, Maine, Kept. SO (/Pi -- on a charge of disregarding a spread that will wear for years. Mrs. Arline White of Fort Kent atop sign. i -- Imagine a make-np that Went recently to Howland to visit ing equipment to itand tha makea your akin seem # The Band Wagon ^ her mother, Mrs. John Bl'ack. Both Alwaya.xen^ambar that one good \ went to Patten to attend a re­ turn usually i gets moat of the young and poreleea wiiti Green Stamps Given With Caslr.^a1|M demand to perform proper- union of the Gray family, . blanket, (j j # Me and Juliet Where oh one touch of the puff! iy during the many wintar A make-up that coven ' • Woiiderful Town % where ha^ mY, J;;jlinyJipea*i*iih.-. - ' L ” All Original Cast . nwaths' to eoihe. tJII SSOB^ 09 TNI flattering color. . . all' friend, LAPPEN, k-iihoul muas or fun! . ' .M A N cm nn Ceiiii-. gone? . Don't Hesitate... , Gity’i I'at^ niake-mp nuracle The Big TV Recard ia • CRL\M POWDER" (X)MPACT. . . the starring . to call HOLUND FURNACE c l . J; ; moa(«;onvenient way to look beautiful *' ye’ve seetr in a long lime. It cornea in a fragrant MARY MARTIN-ETHEL MERMAN RESI0EII|TS OF MANCHESTER AND ASK FOR m iANDT panic that won’t apill in your purse. 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