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FAOl TWENTT-FOUB THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1962 iKanrlif Bt^r lEnBuittg Afvmge Daily Net Prcaa R or V ot the Week Eaded Wm . MembMs of the Manchester The “Ranging of tbs Q n m ," Havambet' g i, 1962 Chapter, Hammond Organ Socie a family Chrlstmu program, will O a k r a a d aaU tM dgU^ Issii A b o u t T o w n ty, 'Will have a Christmas party be ^Kmsored by the Manctiester From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Saturday at the Chinese .Hitching YWCA Sunday at 2:80 pm. at 13,847 m the 26a exeept 26-21 hi H m Guild of Our Lady^, S t B a r- Post restaurant, Newington. Din Whlton Memorial Idhrary. The PRESCRIPTIONS Ibiiilw r 'aC the AmK larger urlwa areas. Suaay : , w ill ner will be served at 7:30 p.m. program will include songs by the Bveau a< CtaoiM ta mod tomomw, H|h arauud 61 day of recollection Sunday frbm 2 n r DOBn BKLDINO^ There will be a grab bag. Mem Round Table Singers o t M anches- ManchesterÂ Cky of ViUage Charm to 5 pm . at the church. 11m R ev. bers and friends are inviM^ ter High School, directed by O. ▲ m M l tlMiA a u i 1M prapwed In Rkârd C. Bollea will conduct Albert Pearson. iM i than thirty minute* 1* usually three confareiices. The service The VFW will sponsor a Christ 9 - 9 8 1 4 VOL LXXXn, NO 52 (TWENTY-FOUR PA6ES-4N TWO SECTIO: MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEBIBER 80, 1962 (daaaHled Advwhktag aa Rage 22) po|Nilar with idl homemakers. will dosd with a Benediction of mas Dance Saturday for members PRICE nvE onns the Blessed Sacrament Women of Mrs. Oglore White, patriotic In W E DELXVEB ____ Mra. Harold Wareham, B6 E lw ood of the post, auxiliary and Stein structor, VFW Auxiliary, recently the parish and guests are invited. Club at the post home. Dick FanPs presented American flags to Girl Rd., say* that Brasilian Omelet '"•"’’"stra will play for dancing Con <3ame with Ftled Rice Is eepe- The ^tewlde parent-teacher Scout Troop 200, Avery St. Ele fro m 9 p.m . to 1 a.m . mentary School, W appi^, and to PINE PHARMACY U.S. Starts dally good to serve after a long State News group of Oak Hill School for the 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS day of OhriatRias shopping as it blind. West Hartford — ----- 1 a newly, organised Girl Scout MaJ. B. Walto* Leunle will con Troop at Wapping Elementary is quick and easy and needs only Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at White Me duct an Informal study of the S ch ool, a toaeeJ salad and simple dessert morial g^nnasium, 120 ho Cv...io book "Pilgrim Progress" tonight TV Bias Curbs Roundup to complement it. St Matthew DlMartino, chief of at 7:15 at the Salvation Army Kashmir Talks Set, BraslHaa Omelet Can Came adult services, Connecticut State chu rch . M em b^ of the Women’s Auxil Sanoe Board of Education of the Blind, iary of Manchester Memorial Hos 1 mm ground beef will speak. T o m m y Dae and the High pital planning to attend a work In Housing 1 tablespoon salad oil shop session eft Waverly Inn, Che-' iproved Patrolman^s Nerve Tensions, a five-piece m usl^ 1% cups canned tomatoes The , Little Flower of Jesus group, will be featured at the shire, Tuesday, include Mrs. Mar % teaspoon chill powder Mothers Circle will meet tomor Teen Center dance tomorrow night tin Erickson, Mrs. John Medone, WASHINGTON (AP) Firm Despite Blast Mrs. Seymour Nejeber, Mrs. Philip % green pepper cut In strip* row a t 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. at the Teen Center on School St. 8 1 Spomoiwd by t iM LADIES of ST. JAMES, h i The federal government’s two , The Vatican communique, is Sumner arid jMrs. David Warren. VA'nCAN^ CITY (AP)—( Brown meat In oil. Add toma Jdm Foley, 52 Trebbe Dr. Mrs. This dance is limited to card mem top home lending agencies out sued In the early afternoon, said: EASTHARTTORD (AP)— toes, salt, chili powder and green William Anderson will serve as b ers on ly. The session is sponsored by the Pope Jobfi'XXm is making a , Pakistan Wary ^ ST. JAMES' SCHOOL HALL, Poili Stroot "The condiUon of the Holy Fhth- pepper. Cook 10 minutes, stirring co-hostess. Connecticut Hospital Assoclati<»i lined today a pdicy .of per good pflTOvery, 'with medical A young policen^M had his for its auxUieu^ w orkm . u is improving. ’Hie pre^bed frequently. Miss Margaret B. Beach, daugh » FRIDAY. NOV. 30— 7:30 to 10:00 P.M. suasion, with a big stick in re lent “ obtaining the m ed ica l an<) d ietary treatm en t is cap blown off last night when O m elet Miss Barbara Wallett depart ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. serve, for enforcement of obtaining the hop^ for reeults. fired at by a man with a shot 6 eggs separated for results” in his bat- ment historian, American Legion Bea<^, 143 Boulder Rd., has been The Manchester Junior Square SATURDAY. DEC. 1— 11KK) A.M.-5:30 PJR. President Kennedy’s order le against anemia, a Vatican The .'ugust Pontiff got up yester gun, but he kept his nerve And S taUespoons tomato Juice Auxiliaiy, is attendhig an Area elected to the 1966 class council, Dance Club will have lessons for day afternoon and this morning 1 teasx>oon salt banning (liscrimination in communique said today. made the arrest moments UN Beefs Up A conference on child welfare and the governing' body for the freeh' teen-agers tonight from 7 to 9:16 S "TiMto'B Bo Somoriiinq for EvoryoM!" for brief Umea occupied him- W ay .Paved dash of pepper rehabilitation at Concord, N. H. man class at Wheaton Colleg^. at Verplanck School. ersUy financed housing. ’The 81-year-old pontiff g ^ out of «elf with some ’problems regard- later. S tablespoons fat or salad oil Neal J. Hardy, commlsridher of ■When It w u a ll over. P olicem an his sick bed briefly again” thfa ' Ing the government of the Church, Beat egg yolks until light col the Federal Hoiising Admlnlstra- Frank Benettieri, 23, said the G>ngo Forces, morning and "occiêd himsblf giving the relative dispositions.’’ ored and thick, add tomato juice tiim , >and P h ilip B rcnnistein, ch ie f charge came so close that at first with some problems regarding the There were widespread—but un For Shifting and seasonings. Beat egg whites benefits director o^Jlie Veterans govbtninent of the Oiurch, ^ving he thought for certain he haul been until stiff and fold into yolk mix confirmed-reports the Pope hu a h it. Goads Katanga Administratiem, M i at a jdbt the relative dispositlans,’’ the stomach ulcer. ture. Heat fiat in skillet and add news conferenermat even effort statement added. "I thougftit I was dead,’’ he said. egg mixture and cook covered will be niade/to persuade builders Dr. Gubarrlni 'wu quoted by *T wondered why I didn’t fall." Area Force It w u the second time he had the Milan paper n Giomo u deny UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. without stirring over very low When it comes to meat, don’t settle to end discriminatory practices in been able to get up since he w u But the blu t had missed him by (-AP)—Acting Secretaiy-Gen- heat until omêt puffs, usually the sala.>m VA or F ^ financed ing “speculatiiHi the Pope suffers inches, Just blowing his cap off. stricken Tues^y. from cancer of the prostate." eral U Thant sends his chief NEW DELm, Ibdia (AP) ab ou t 8^'mlnutea Uncover and bake hom eq.''^ Vatican sources said the Pope’s The incident occurred on a stair fai slow oven, 325 degrees, 16 m in- Dr. Gubarrlni, 80, waji quoted way at the home of Ehigene A. military adviser to the Ck>ngo —Prime Minister Nehra and If this fails the builder will be doctor w u concerned, however, U explaining about the pontiff'a Pakistani Presidoit Moham Utes, or place under broiler to subject to. sanctions, they said, that he 'wu rushing things in his D’Alessandro, 24, of 60 Hamilton today to tighten pressure on brown. Fold in half on serving dish con d ition : Rd. Police haul gone there to in med Ayub Khan have agreed for half the quality... get a full which "may take the form of determination to get back to work. "Certainly he is prostafic. Ev Katanga President Moise and pour sauce over omelet. Serve ' placing the offender’s name on an “As soon u he feels a bit bet vestigate a complaint of a domes to new negotiations on the 16- with Fried Rice. erybody is at his age, including tic squabble called in by D’Ales Tshombe and try to end the Ineligible list.” ter, he wants to get out of bed,’’ me. But there 1s absolutely no seosssion of the province. year feud over Kashmir and F ried B l c ^ Dr. Antonio Gubarrlni w u quot sandro’s wife. VA and FHA financed homes ca n ce r.’ * -As Benettieri started up the Thamt ordered Brig, I. J. Rikhye other disputes—but the talks H cup onion chopped make up about 20 per cent of prl- ed. u saying. ’Tt Is difficult to X cups uncooked rice stairs, he saw D*Alessandro wait to relay to the U. N. Congo Com promise to he rough going. ■Cfvate hom es. keep him there.’’ mand his new tough policy against t tablespoons fat " '- measure of value at PinehursL . (Coottened on Page Ten) ing the top with the weapon.* Nehru indicated today he was These simply delicious The President’s order last week Benettieri kept coming. D*Ales Tshombe amd to bolster the U.N.’s prepared to retreat UtUe If any 1 tecuipoon salt ^ military position in the rebellious d cups water (Herald photo by Pinto) Sara Lee Coffee Cakes omitted conventlanally financed sandro warned him to keep back. from his position. . . . usually 79c each will homes from its scope. Whoi Benettieri drew close, p rov in ce. An uproar of opposition rose ta Melt fat in skillet and cook MRS. HAROLD WAREHAM Rikhye was to consult with U.N. onion and rice over very low heat be on sale at 69c. Buy 1 However, Hardy predicted that D’Allesandro rsdsed the shotgun Pakistan’s National Assembly. A When it comes to fresh meats, the price tag is only part of the story. The "moral (suasion)’’ be applied and it dischaurged, police sadd. field commanders on deployment Pakistan newspaper. The Times, until rice is irellow. Add salt and sociation for the Help of Retarded of- a doz. Save 10c on ev lAM Strike Pauses of new planes, antiaircau'ft units water. Cover and cook over low taught in Virginia and West Vir to try to end discrimination in ’The charge tore into the waU by said officials wanted ecncrete re CatUdren, and ia working on its and ground troops that U.N. heat 20 minutes. Drain and pack ginia before her marriage. Her ery coffee cake at Pino- type of out, the trim, tiie quality, ARE DÔRTANT FACTORS, TOO. conventionally financed housing the officer’s head, knocking bis cap sults from talks and were not pre husband is a field representative drive for funda which ends soon. through such federal agencies as off auid leaving him momentautly members have offered to ' help pared f*r "academic fUscnaMcna taito one and one-half quart cas hurst sale. beef i’i tha U.N. ’nllitary force serole or mold. Staiui in warm wa for Aetna Casualty and Surety She became Interested in this field the Federal Reserve Board and dazed. on Kashmir with anybody.’’ about five yearli ago and Joined But Issue Remains Nehru told Paittament he 'was ter 20 minutes. Unmold end gar Co., Hartford. the Home Loan Bank Board. tot BenetUerl started up the *1! 'th e (K>uple has th ree d iild ren . the Charleston (W. Va.) Amocia- stairs agadn a moment later. .As he lighter plan^ to the not committed to a partition of nish, if desired, with sieved hard- Congo. Swedot has offered four cooked ^ g yolks and sliced ripe Miles, 10, John, 8, and Elizabeth tion for the Help of Retarded advamced, he kqpt talking to disputed Kashmir as a basis of Ann, 2% . The family had never Children. She la a m e m b e r o f BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Lock.ACape Canaveral, Fla., quickly dls- D*Alessandro, pointing out that his fighters and two reconnaissance 'H i i a settlement and could not "bypass eUves. *nie r^ p es serve six. planes. been in New England before mov Highland Park School PTA and heed Aircraft Carp, and its aero solved Thursday- u strikers ended service revolver was still in its hol or ignore our boale prineMlea.** Mrs. Wareham and her family UNPrepares Rikhye, an Indian, also planned its boapitality chairman, a mem space workers today went back to their walkout at the request of ster—that he w u, in effect, an un- Any “upset 'of the present ar came to Manchester about two ing here. To quote Mrs. Wareham, PINEHURST TENDER SIZZU N ^ to go to New Delhi to seek r e rs ago from South Charleston, "We think It is beautiful country ber of the Women’s Auxiliary of w ork—and baede to the con feren ce President Keiwedy. axm ed m an. Map illustrates areas involved' in today's agreement be rangement would be very harm table—after a brief strike wu tention of some 5,600 Indian ful to the people of Kashmir os — but cold!" Manchester Memorial Hospital, A day eariier he had invoked D’Alessamdro ladd down the gun. tween Pakistan and India to seek an end to their quar^ Va. She is a graduate of West To Vote Thant ended at least temporarily. troops, the largest contingent in Mrs. Wareham is p r o g r a m and the First Presbyterian Church, the ’Taft-Hartley law, clearing the E u t Hartford Police Chief Veto over Kashmir. Blacked-ln area along Kashmir border with well as to future relations botween r liberty State College, W. Va., and Government intervention halted the U.N. force of 18,000 men. India and Pakistan,’’ he added. ,a fbrmer school teacher having etaairman for the Mencheeter As H a rtford . w ay tar a poulble Injunctipn A- Bushnell said today he will rec China and Tibet outlines approximate terribo^ in Kashmir picketing after two days. But un agidnst further immediate strike. India has'said they may have to The present arrangement la a ItsSecretary ommend the officer be given Re be pulled out to help in the ^ h t now in hands of Cktlnese Red invaders. (AP Fhotofox). ion leaders vow they’ll strike Lockheed (Maimed the strike ctal recognition tor bravery. “He partition by a i cea se-fire Une again If dem ands fo r a union sh(>p w u relatively Ineffective. *1110 un against Communist China. which has been ta effect for 18 kept his head, stayed calm. Lprd Thant made clear he is embark SIRLOIN n o UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) vote uen’t met. ion on the other hand said 97 per knows vriiat might have happened years under U.N. watch. ing on a tougher policy toward — The .y.N. General Assembly Tl)e company says It won’t cen t o f 86;(X)0 possible uniim and If (Benettieri) had fired back," Nehru consented to the talks un meets fids afternoon to elect U weaken its firm stand against the non-unim employes stayed out of Tmombe in. a lengthy report to der the pressure of the Red (Jhi- the chief said. the Security CouncU. It called for Mikoyan Discloses STEAKS MM v ote. work halting vital missile and nese offensive w h 1 e h broke Thant of Burma secretary-general D’Aleasandro w u presented in R P C t n i T S / A epecial presidential committee plane projects. such measures as a U.N. boycott through Sadia’s EBmalayaa fron BEST CUTS / B>.' to serve untU Nov.- 8, 1968. He E ut Hartford Circuit Court 12 of Katanga’s copper and cobalt W^hoKHAt TYlmdA, J/)jlujvI\ set up under the ’Tatt-Hartley law Secretaiy of Labor W. Willard today, charged 'With auwault 'with tiers. will loee the “acting’’ handle at scheduled its first- meeting today exports, -a transport blockade and A Joint Xndian-Paktatan oommu- Wlrts said in Los Angeles he -wu intent to kill. tached to his title for the put to look into the months-long con satisfied with the prompt action suspmsicn of mail and wire com Mque announcing the talks was His cauM w u continued until. munications. No New Red Aims tract squabble. of the lAH in withdrawing pick issued as Red China charged In A LIMITED hW^ÊR OF NEW YORK CUT or HIP y ea r. ** unda«t| Robert K. A. Gardiner, Thant’s U. S. C H O IC E, GENUINE SPRING ’The committu planned first to ets around the nation. $15,000 bond. dia with conducting provocative ’The 11-natlon Security Couhcil study written repc^ it requested .-iKnnn .■ .Owgo Chief, stressed in the rejMrt troop movements up to the Rima- The union ordered its members And Patrolman Benetierri, fa schedtded a private meeting this emphasis would be WASHINGTON (.AP)—Presidentarepreaentatlves in New York — tayqn cease-fire lines. from both management and labor, back to work, but left Uttle doubt ther of three children, win be Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy we to our negotiators, and the morning to vote the necessary to chaimlan, FroC Aytbur M. ■“ “ ‘ on more drutic meuures. The Chinese charge, made on recommendation that the 58-year- tt expects (continued trouble in tag back to Ms police Imat toM ght Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan have President will tastiuot their nego- negofiattops over the c^tral issue who h u been consult- the eve of the Saturday deadline oins < > 8 9 ' old Burmese continue In the top Relations insti ^ Tkaal,.entlL. other i pidlback of -4he union shop proâal. U .N . p ^ U.N." 'omeuus, chargeoihat mer- ^^^TbcM have larga tMiderloina tMiderli but at* not aa Rom bone aa the better eut*. tute, said he also wants to hold "We ar^remhiding the govern- Moth Threatens Woods prospects of Thant’s election by. the assem oral hearings. HARTFORD (AP)—A state in cenauries in Tshombe’s employ CUtaeee were continuing to carry out bly wu expected to be unani Picket lines from Honolulu to (Oontfoned ea Page Three) sect control (îctal says that some retreat. m ous. warlike actions. He called on But their lengthy White House press sepretary, said the two men The prospective Indian-Paldstan 100,000 acres of Connecticut conformce failed to yield any e'vi- had agreed "that, as a followup Tshombe to show good faUth and negotiations eased Itadla’s neees- PINEHURST The United States and the So wioodland may face defoliation by dence of progress toward agree of this meeting, '^^the conversations send bis top officers to B,eopold- slty, at least for the time, of keep Z UUMB CHOPS, U .$. CHOICE viet Union agreed earlier ,to give the gypsy moth this spring. ment on other critical East-West would c(»itlnue in New York be PORTERHOUSE STEAKS lb. $1.09 Thant a full five-year term u sec- Ralph O. Cooper, depu^ state ing the bulk of her troops on (OoBtlnaed oo Page Teai) issues. tween Ambassador Stevenson, Mr. With Large Tenderloini retmy-general. But on his iiudst- entomologist, made the prediction - The President and Mikoyan met McCloy and Mr. Kuznetsov. LOIN LAMB CHOPS R>. $1.09 ence it will expire Nov. 3, 1966, H o f fa Fires Friend yesterday on the buls of pre , (Ooalfaaed ex Vega X oi) LAMB for STEW for more than three . hours late Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson five years from the date he be- liminary scouting reports in towns Thursday. 'U.S. officials had hoped and John J. McCloy have been RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... lb. 79e caime acting secretary-general u believed to be infested by the leaf- Winnie Begins the meeting would produce evi negotiating with Soviet Deputy SHORT STEAKS Ib. $1.09 successor to the late Dag Ham- eating. insect. dence of change in Soviet policies Foreign Minister 'Vasily V. Kuz m a rsk jold . Testifying for State Last spring, smne 135,000 acres on arms control, or other global netsov for several weeks on spe SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS ...... I>. 79e Hammarskjold wasOciH^ the of woodland were infested and, 89th Year with problems, in the wake of the cri cific problems ta-volved in easing Bulletins 2 - 25* r Also A Sale On Our 69c PINEHURST previous Sept. 17 in a plane cruh during one of the worst outbreaks sis over Cuba. the U.S.-Soviet confrontation over near Ndola, Northern Rhodesia. in recent years, about 85,000 acres In this hope, they were appar the Installation of Soviet offensive CuDed from AP Wirce Thant, then Burma’s chief. U.N. NASpiLLE, Tenn. (AP) —etral State Ctmference, of which were defoUated to some extent. ently disappointed. B. S. No. 1—10 Lb. Bag JUST RBORIVED! HAMBURG lb. 49c.--5 lb. lots 43c lb. Teamsters President James R. Hoffa is president. Champagne missiles in Cuba. delegate, 'w u named to serve the Foresters have estimated that WMte House scnirces said that While no details of the conver B & M SALE Hoffa and George 8. Fibêrald, Fitzgerald, who hu been a timber losses may have reached L IV E M A IN E rest of Hatnmarskjold’s second his legal counsel and friend for from the U.S. point of. -view the sation were made public, Kennedy STRAUSS TO QUIT POTATOES • 308 C ream C om five-year term, until April . 10, Teamsters attorney since 1986, is $106,000 during the 1962 outbreak. By EDDY GILMORE 27 years, have parted bitterly In meeting did not provide any sur presumably emphasized to Miko MUNICH, Germany (AP) — er Whole Keniel Oh m 1968. a former Mlchlpui Democratic C Republican John H. Chafee w u swapped his .êriMnal check for and he repeated It (the firing).’’ to Key West, Fla., during the quiet dead-end street in wMcb the bird* tq.'lpoaaf^ or fry. When LEGS lb. 59c statesman has his home. NBWPOBlf NEWS, Va. (AP) -t elected governcu- of Rhode Island $15,(XX) to H o^ in return for a Hoffa said the unira had "made (Mhan crisis still show no s li^ of —Hie 1,000-toa aneleari sid>- chicken* this size sell for tmly with each $6.00 pur di'vldend from Test Fleet, a truck certain requests Of Mr. Fitzgerald moving oat...Venus-bound Mari Among the first ccmgratulations early today, unseating the Dem to arrive was a measajta from marine Henry d a y Waa hmneh- each they should be in de ing firm in-rolved in the trial, and that “rather than comply he n er 2 spacecraft reported on TURKEYS ocratic incumbent, John A. Notte made out to 'Hofta’s wife. Queen Elisabeth n. Sir Winston’s ed here today oorrylng -wtth .it Mvered his relations with the oouree. and on aohednie wMch Quick Knockout Set an exhortatton to "B ert Anay.” mand evan the week after chase. J r. Fltigerald testified the transac'- u n lo a j’ should fly it past Venus at about retired cook, a Mrs. Landemar, DUCKS sent him a bunch of flowers. Tte Army and Navy football Thanksgiving. No limit, buy *1110 outcome of the long, drawn tton was made at Hofta’s request As for Hoffa’s statements about 20,000 miles on Dec. 14 ...’Tank teams will meet ta their traA- out vote tabulation w u finally de and that the latter offered- no him resighlng, Fitzgerald told the A member of ChurcMU’s staff one or a dozen. CHICK BREASTS trailer truck loaded 'with MgMy said they did not expect the old ttooal game Satorday at Phlla- term ined b y the cOUnt o f shut-in. explanation Detroit Free P t m Thursday volatile plutic fluid overturns deliAda. Tlie foothau bamMi>— > UNIT NO. 2 79c UNIT NO. I 99c Civilian and servicemen’s absen *1110 News quoted Hoffa u tell night, thSy were "stiictly a fab warrior to go out totay "but he For Fast Regrouping and exp lod es in ESeeex Junction, is very well.” a break ta tratttUon wttti lannoh- tee ballots. ing Bitzgerald: “You’re aU. rication-garbage. ’ ’ V t. Ing oostoms — was unfurled Roaat theae chickeha . . . fry them — 1 chicken out up glvea you Chafee won the election With the through! Turn in your books and Hoffa said he had told all union It is 'just over three mixiths Actor Gary (fooper’s $3,589,702 since Sir Winston came home to aboard the Potaria mtssEo ndh- 2 large leg*, 1 large breaat all for only |l.t 2. aid'Of a heavy vote of such bal records. And you’d better start lawyers—not- Just Fitzgerald—they estate' has been reduced to $L990,- complete. Ms convalescence from An AP News Analysis efull division—were committed to maitae a second after tt tvas lots cu t by residents of his home thinking about the $75,000 loan. would have to drop eome of their 879 In tbe 18 months since his a broken thigh suffered in a' fan By FRED S. HOFFMAN the Cuban operation. lannehed by Mrs. Orsen B. Ota- city, Warwick. ’The News said the loan.purport clients and if necessary spend death, court check shows...Ger WASHINGTON (AP) — The They were sent in to reinforce son of Invlngtan. Ky., a great- ^ e complete unofficial totals edly had been obtained % Flts- in a Monte Carlo hotel room. man motor sMp with 29 men Said the Daily Mail in a birth United Statrt might have been the U.S. Naval Base at Guanta graaddan|t>tor of the pro-CIvli w e re : ' gei^d from the Teamsters Oen- (Gontimied en Page Two) aboard develope bad list some 750 left with few readily maneuvera namo or were embarkqd with the War statesman for whem the Notte 168,544. .> day tribute: FROM ALLURE BEALITY SALON AND SHURFINE miles off Cape Cod, but r^>orts 'There were few—we can now ble Ariny and Marine di'vlsions to Atlantic Fleet preparatory to land ship was named. For, a banquet or a budget, choose Chafee 168,982. Indicate moderate 'weather eases deal with other crises if it had ings or hellcopter-bmme,attack on After all 6,168 absentee ballots fear of capsizing. (Oonttaned on Page Eleven) launched an invasion of Cuba. Cuba. UAO OKDEB HIKEO had be«i counted, Chafee held an Defense Department says com Perhaps for_..that reason, it was These Marines came from two . \ Pork! Young and tender, corn-'Fed aijd President^ Star Performers WASHINGTON (AP) — A WHOLE JPURPLE PLUMS unofficial lead c l 398 v o t u . troversial reonganization plan for e-Wdent U.S. m ilitaiy cMefs~count« of- the- ccwpe’ three*- divistons—the AASdSilSe-addtttoa to a Nary lean. Whole 10-lb. strips, cut into IN EXTRA HEAVY SYRUP The' delay in counting abeentee Aimy Natl»^29“ S4 W STEWED TOMATOES. around and vetoed iL The move 9 or 11 years. If they want to aboard 183 N avy srarsM ps that aooept a Swedtah prspnasl far a called it. He said ^ could Mve Kenneify had eome from a more Dr. Abrahaf Stolman, 54, aays ation. tasnporary. ADRIANAS S & W GOLDEN CO RN ...... 4 cans $1.00 never w u explained. break the contract, they have to Over-all, the Army has 16 di blockaded (Juba and were set to everyone who cornea to Washing than three hour White House con he will remain la Ms port an cMef man their missiles, guns and Jets PINEHURST McIn t o s h a p p l e s ...... b a g 65c T hm stewed tomatoea a i» really dtfKarant and the aom ttw fineat you ean buy. CtaafM made that one of major ton a better apprectafion of Amer ference with Soviet First Deputy toxloologist for Omneoticut and pay the government up to 260 visions. In addition to the eight pounds ($700) against (JUbfi tt tiie o(Mer w ere campaign issue;, contondlng it ic a . Premier Anastas L Mikoyan. He not take offer to become state tox in the UMted States, five are meat sa aa *a sta w u indicative of a general lack Kennedy (qiened the show—an rose and stretched mice midway icologist for Vifgtaia . . . J. H. British law says that any sol pinned down in West Germany given. T h e 85,'000-tan nuclear-fiowered system. of leadership qualities. extra'vufanza of the arts frbm bal through the program. Doran, railroad engineer, credited dier who wants to stand for Par facing, the ‘iron curtain, tvio are liament must be discharged. And in South. Korea confronting the carrier Enterprise .and.tbe 75,000- BEAUTY PINEHURST INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 29c N otte, 68, hu two children. He let ancl drama to concert stage, Eisenhower, who w u to close 'With a v ertin g seri waii and Okinawa. send off their more than 200 N avy Chafee, a Marine in the original ‘ anshs flraarank^M^te^Jha i«n«-iflato dinner. Osmbodlon viUage aad are t* Sipped eJi^th of tho votes. tary actions In tha Cuban ertala tiUUeatad that about Ma> V ated from Harvard Law Mwel the satire world will twar." 12,000 *■ Pago TkaeaM iteqi ueai'ly llw aqatvaleiit of a s a P e g a a ^ ta 36M . - Bat haailBg a Mg paoWaa to ■ ( - ■ P A G E T y r a VARCHESTBR BVBNING HERALD. NANCHIBTEB. OOMN, FRIDAY. XOVEMRER 80. 1M8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1962 PAGE Strikers Force in th e move. The affidavit want to. But mey got a few votes. candidates we'’U-Iiave by electiim MANCHESTER Hof fa Fires Friend served no practical purpose, it Britons Quit Army At Chippenham last week mree Robber Fly Stamps H e w s Oeveland Papers Sheinwold on Bridge needlessly coat suspicion on me time,” one official said. *‘As for lAM Strike Pauses State iSews reluctant soldiers captured 600 as I .mow mere’s no limit in m e federal program, . C. Blair has urged residents to Soum dealer • M l ' solved,” said E. R. White, general egg clusters made dunity the past more than $3O,0OO' in NDEA loan ing and he had to take our busi clean snow and ice oS meir Queen EUzabem wim the S t Ed The strike was oaUsd Thursday vice jirestdeht of the union, “and fittiuw apjdicanta who had not few w eeka wards crown. Bom sides vulnerable funds may be available mis year JOHNS MANVflLLE ness first before ^ takes his sidewalks, steps and pondieS night by Team sters L ocal 478 as Opening lead—'Diree of Hearts. that unrest will conttnue. to plague even participated in - me vote.” Among the buildings siiown on me climax of a contract diismte Bhreii though me issue lost at to Wesleyan students, said Butter other clients,” the union chief for me comfort and safety of West opens me three at hearts, l M « f work areas imttl a fair and eqiuta- , Yoit|lt Bolt* Court field. said. postmen. the new stamps are: Old churches, wim me newspapers. Picket fines Ftest puts im me Mng, and Soum Ue agreement la reached.” me three , omer aeiespaoe firms OPEN TOmTE m i I Commented Fltsgerald: “ As far Government -House, C ity HhU, were strung around the buildings which permitted a vote, Canaday SiMSHURY (AP)—Police w* Thursday h e' g o t som e re^ wins wim the ace. *T must take Anomer lAM spokesman said a . today for a tem-ager n B E R C U S as all this stuff about my drink' piles including: Post Office, House of Assembly, of bom publishing firms. the spade finesse in West’s direc second walkout is certain if- union says me m ^ ’s stratc^ is to P&tr Pact Ratified Library and Historical Society The Plain Dealer was published, “whitUe away"’^ . * Just been sentenced to me Proudly Presents.... ing, .4hat is a lie rig^t out of the SOUTHINGTON (AP)—Produc- "If me postman can walk tion anyway, so mere’s no ad demands are not met But, he ledilre Reformatory yestmtay gutter. It had nothi^ to do with across our grass and flowers and Bermuda House. but the paper went undelivered. A vantage in holding up the ace of added, a strike should not be ex ‘"Ihey need a t^tU rds Vote tion.wwkers at me Pratt A Whit INSULATION Uiis situation at all. In this new set, three new de reduced run o f 13,000 papers was now to get a union mop. Next when he bolted out of Cirauit ney Aircraft plant here have rati all summer kmg, why can’t he hearts. If West continues hearts, pected . until Taft-Hartley provi Court and eluded his pursuers. Fitzgerald said Hoffa tired him walk across our snow in me nominations have been issued to sold in the lobby of me bufiding. be will give me a Saoond trick sions hav» run out. around it will be rimpta fied a new three-year contract. because I think he was dis replace three lower priced stamps. No further publication la planned —until m ey get what meystant. Hie object of me search was MERSAAAN TABLES — Ours Exclusively! A S L O W A S wlnterT” in the Slut.” n Xnekheed, oppoi^ to what it John TTiomaS' Cole, 17, o f 47 S. The vote of me 1,800-member pleased with my testimony. But Bermuda had issued a com until me strike is settled. v Soum leada. a club to- dlanmy*B AS f m sails me compulsory unionism of a As the g^craft giants into Lodge 1746A, International Asso the testimony was the truth to memorative set of six in 1959 to The Press A News had felt tliare union shop^ indicated it also plans me mor6 compIex--mid higher- Main St,'X^lndsor Locks. After queen and takes a flnesss wim leaving me court, he ran to a lum- ciation of Machinists, was almost the best of my recollection. And honor its S60th annlvenmry, but was a poBslbUlty of publishing to the queen of spades. "Come on, to stand fast salaried—space indurtry, it hta unanimous yesterday, a union I waj sworn to tell the truth." that was not a complete set wim day. Matinee Shoid his omer diamond, hut than hs “This same issue was m a become more dl(fi^t to sign up' Jteryard nearby and vanished. UNP repares you'poor flah, lead another heart me union member|k Cole had been givoi an indefi Spokesman said. THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THE HOME! Hoffa said Fitzgerald’s resigna all denominations. This new de But In mldmornlng, editor Louis One of me most appeaHug ear- and give me my ninm trick.” must lead hearts from lbs Q-10 jor issue in three (Lockheed) Hoity A, Maynard, recording to Bourn’s J-9. This ^ vas ■eum Many in^try newcomers are nite term at CSieshire. He was ar tion had been under discussion for finitive issue runs me gamut of B. Seltzer said: “ We are not going toon charaotera ever ereated- is No luck. West makes a safe strikes before,” said Vice Presl- secretary of me lodge, said me postal prices. to attempt to publli^ We don^ his ninth, trick. engineers xtod scientists for whom rested Sept. 28 at a party in En several weeks and that he re To Vote Thant tb s hero at ICGBC’s fascinating exit wim a club to dummy’s king. dwt John E. Cannadw, "and insurance plan was improved and ceived Fitzgerald’s reriiptatian in Etblcpla, which traoes its Im want before be and women prominent In meir na work.” matinee bMtaning *t 2 pm. at he bad parked me car. President irtll decide whemer^to Court Clerk Charged ing on a worker’s classification; 3 cause I was afraid I migît preju (Oontfamed flom Plage One) tion’s history. The first series, hon the State Theater. The flkn la in “West started with exactly five seek a federal court injunction or beneam mem to Join a union. TIER Officials of bom newspapers in hearts, since he led the three and Daily Q uez^ When mey’re hungry, mey’U sign MERIDEN (AP)—A Superior cents an hour premium for work Sqiiart Foot dice the case. But I can’t keep oring the 82nd anniversary of the dicated efforts were btong made een and Magicolons. “Mag- Partner opens wMi ea dering me workers to ;stay on Court warrant was issued today ers on me second shift. ' TABLE quiet any longer.” past year slnoe hi touidt negoUa- coronation of < Emperor H alle shoots sta^ hurls thun- also had me deuce. He had only their Jobe for an 80-day'^'cooling- up. 'When m ey’re fat, m ey wont.” to set up further negoUamig ses two spades. That leaves him six the next player paaeea. You diarglng an employe in me Sevenm Vacations—^two weeks after two In the current trial, Hoffa, 49, tions on me problems of West Selassie, consists of seven stamps. sions wim me union throutoi the S , creates hiBriotoMS and held:: Itandee, K-6 ; Hearto, Q-16- off” period. District Court here wim embezzle years, mfee weeks after 12 years; perfonus many other amazing cards in cluhs and dlamands to The union could. Sblke again at 44.98 la accused of conspiring with a New Guinea, the Oon^ and Cuba. The 10c haoiora Buen, who ruled Federal Mediation and Conciliation 8 - 8-2 f Diamonds, Q-J-6-Si Chibs, Accidents Bring m ent me present contract allows two Detroit automobile transport firm, from 7 B.C. to 10 A.D. The 16c la feats of legerdemain in a series ■tart with.” Its expiration. . AinONATIG FVlends say that, for persmial Service. Tries Chibs 8-1. Tbe employe was identified weeks after mree years and mree Commercial Carriers, Inc..( to vio for Btoana^ who ascended me Thomas V. H. Vail, vice presi of advento^ offering magio en An earlier presidential commit Mrs. Marian Belczyk, a clerk in the after 15 yeara. reasons, he does not want to re tertainment to youngirters and Soum leads his last club to dum WhGt do you Murt Arrests of Two late the Taft-Hartley Act 1^ ac throne around 836 AJJ. The 20c dent o f me Forest City Publishing Answer: md Your hand tee in me six-monm-Iong aero court. Paid funera-I leave— up to three CEDAR CLOSET cepting concealed payments as a main longer than four more years pays timuto to Xaleb, a powerful adults aUke. nie regular fea- my’s ace. West discards me eight space dhtyute recommmided me She was charged in me warrant Co., pubUsber of me Plain Dealer, of hearts. “Too had that suit md is not strong mough for a re days for deams in me immediate payoff for labor peace with Hof- in the U.N. poet. king of the 9m Century. The 60c notified Plain Dealer employes turee, ‘Tltaatoiurian Candidate” issue be put to a vote by all me Two persona w ere arrested Ih wim seven counts of embezzlement fariUly. and ’IMary Had a Little,” win be not break to rive me my ninm sponse at me level of two, so you firms in me field. fa’s 1.6-mllllon-member union. ’The Diplomatic sou i^ report that honors Tnlibsla, who ruled from that publication of me n e w m p e r cannot show the hearts. two of mree motor vehicle acci- by a,public officlaL Paid Jury duty leave—company prosecution further contends that 1190 to 1228. The 60e is for Ye- gin at 4:16. trick. Hfello,lo, west started wim . Norm American Aviation, Gen denta investigâted by Manchester The warrant was obtained by DANISH me major Weetm^ powers—for would be discontinued until m# only two clubs. Therefore he must will pay an employe called for Jury Commercial Carriers, to keep la- technical reasons—also are op kuno Amlak, who came to strike Is settled. eral Dynamics and Ryan Aero police yesterday aftemoon. No in- State’s Attorney Arthur T. Gor duty an amount vriiich, when add b w peace in 1948, created a &uck have held tour dlamapds; and For Shelnwoid’s 16-paga book nautical went along, and meir em juiies but some vehicular damage man in New Haven. WALNUT posed to a full new term for in 1270. The 76o is tor Zmwâcoh, A Plain Dealer official said the w age scale at $136.86 maximum let, "A Pocket Guide toBrldge,” ed to me compensation given by 20 and 40 Si|. F t leasing firm known at first noted ruler and adminlstfator who East could have only two dia ployes failed to ^ e it me two- 'was also n o te d .. Mrs. Belczyk is accused of em STYLES ^ Thant. strike came as a surprise after a wed: for a 87H-hour week. monds. No chance of Bast’s get send 60 cents to Bridge Book, me court, will equal his regular COCKTAIL Test Fleet, and assigned half the These Informants said me So reigned from 1434-1^. The $1 a day of quiet negotiations and nie Cleveland Newspîer thirds majority necessary — al- 'Thomas A. Johnson, 64, of 60 bezzling about $3,900 in court I n d i e s stock to Mrs. Hofni—and after ting me lead if I play me dia The Manchester Evening Herald, mough m ey did give it a slmjpie Hudson St., wa6 charged wim funds. pay. TABLE viet Union told ’Thant Wednesday (Ethiopian) la ftm^Lebna Dengel, expressed hope me strike would /Sulld, repreaentlng edttmdal eni- m onds.” B ox 8818, Grand O n tra l Sta., N .Y. ths^ there were no more labor It was willing for him to serve who ruled in ths'w ly part of me end as suddenly as it began. ployes of me two newspapers, m ajority. fidhire to g^rant me right of way State Police began an investi difficulties. So deolarer takes me top .dia 17, N.Y. ' Lockheed employes returned to GRANT IN UQUOR POST five more years starting wim his lom Century. It was me first time the city’s scheduled meetings today to de and has been ordered to appear in gation of me Circuit Court here HARTFORD (AP) —Robert M. 4 9 ^ 8 Distribution of Test Fleet’s prof monds and gives West me third Om yrtght 196$ work under- meir old contract Circuit Court 12, Manchester, Dec. last monm at me request of Gov. re-election today. newspapers had been abut down termine whemer Guild members round of diamonds. West can cash General FeatmFeatures Oarp,' Grant, Wemersfield businessman its, a key issue in the case, The Western jiowers reportedly Austria(^ eommemorates me 136 by labor trouble since November would cross Teamster picket lines. which has an average base hourly 17. John N. Dempsey. brought a munber Ol bankers, pay of $2.96. s. and amateur golfer, today was s-p- wanted me five years to start annlysrsaiy of its railroad system 1956, when me city was wimeut Police said mat Johnson, short- The Governor made me request pointed n member of me State MAPLE KW IKSET stock brokers and auditors to the They started back to work on ty after 3 p.m., drove his car out after receiving a report from state Nov. S, 1961, me day he became by^4ssuing a special 8 shilling its daily papers for 34 days. H arbor to Grow Liquor Control Commission. The witness stand this we^ as the acting secretary-general, so that Stanqi. Depicted is a m odern Vail, In notifying employes me me swing shift Thursday night. at-.* Center St. service station and auditors. post pays $7,280 a year. COMMODE government sought to link the Plain Dealer was ceartng publi STANLEY WARNER Operations were expected to be garage at a polht smne 194 feet Tbe state auditors reported a LOCK SETS profit distribution to Hoffa. me acting secretary-genen 'electric locomotive. The dolor la ACCRA, Ghana — The Brltlah- nearly back to normal today. Governor Dempsey appointed TABLE would be wiped off me books. black on a light brown back cation, said a limited numbw of east of Broad St As he passed in shortage in bail Ixnid monies de Grant fill me 'vacancy caused by The trial is being heard by U.8. built hartxir at A aosb, Ghana, is to With Drawer The sources said me S o v i^ u n ground. employes “needed to maintain me HI KIDUIES fron t at bus, which had stopped posited in a Meriden bank for me me resignation of William J. Har Dist. Judge William B. liHller and ion would not agree to but property and carry oo necessary to be expanded as part of the Xblta VietcB on Union Shop in a line pf traffic, his car was cou rt vey of West Hartford. Harvey re a jury of six men and six women. did agree to a five-year/fenn end non-production 'tasks” would re River development project. The BURBANK, CaUf. (AP)—For six struck in the front end by a west- signed earlier mis monm because While the government was pre Frano# has issued three new haihor is to be able to handle 3428 ing Nov. 8, 1966—tl^sam e tUng stamps showing the works of fa main on me Job. ★ TOMORROW A t 2 P.M. ★ months, Lockheed Aircraft Corp. boimd vehicle opera.ted by Miss November Colder of me pressure of business. He is senting its case, Hoffa’s battery eiêssed in a dUftoent way. As in past years, Vail said. 2,5 --NEST OF Sqnart Foot are carefully prepared and beautifully served. "and I’ve got pains everywhere. Served With Tssty • Full 2-Year Wilttaa Ousrantoe Apart from that I’m all right and TABLES French Fries and OBleOsw * 1 . 9 5 The atmosphere is gracious and conifirmiial, per • Water Besistant • Don’t Mias This I work eight hours a day.” fect for family dining • Antt-Magnettc Greatest Watch • Second Hand Sale In Our < 3 7 - 5 0 • Rndinm Dial BDMoiy ... WIJH EVERY LO B ST ER $. T E L M l 3-I4IJ5 FOR RESERVATIONS • Unbreakable Crystal *Fliis Tax Personal Notices MANCHESTER UNIVERSAL 81ZETO BE WORN BY MEN, DIm E y o u SPEND! FULL DINNER ^ BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE FDR PARTIES WOMEN. BOYS, GIRLS and SERVICEMEN. 6 C O U R S E S Due To Limited Supply We’ll Sell Poritively No Watohes Sold At This Price Card of Thanks Only (8) Two To A Customer ■ After Sale! We wish. to express our sincere (Mkiiy Models To Choose FYam) Saturday Only, t l AM. to 6 P M . thanks to our neighbors and friends for FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE CHOICE UOAL BEVERAGES% . . . SUNDAY DINNERS SEBVEB their kind expresnons of sympathy dur Children ing our recent bereavement UNOONtatPJML LUMBER • DANCDTo nnnw ,. v b l M d o a t • jUchard Johnaon and alathr GHOQSE FROM MCpafPRATED In Memoriam > THIS PROGRAM KIDS 50c • la aad and levins mamoty of a dear OUR FOUR CREDIT (PLANS: FOR * EVENING PROGRAM mother and srandmother. Pearl Coffin, e iih i ’ ltrniirss'î* a s CENTER ST. RESTAURANT AVEY’S MOOD” UGGEnDRUGSTOH .who paaaed away Nov. 80. 19S9. (1) SO-Day Regular Cbarge — OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 1 AM. — “1 ^ Chopnaa RepoKf "Cany (M Constabl#*' WEST MIDDLE TURNflKE I A silent tbouafat. a secret tear, (2) S0-60-9CkDay 4 Payment Plan 46 B . Om tov Bfe , Keeps her memory ev^r dear. M l M I M 7 WALNUT ST., MANCHESTftU>-MI 1.4628 - - Tima takes away the edge of iêf, (8) Up To Two Yeara To Pay MANCHESTER (b O o lo ry rl i n ■) M A I N ST " PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER ONLY p it msmonr tana back every lesu. <«) Y «m « Hnmemaiwaa lagr-Awar

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; OONN^^ FRIDAY, N O V E^ER SO, 190S P A G E F IV E tive” in pqUtlca. Hs was antrust- was former Mayor Harold Turk- politically unknown Democrats. political activity I have never seen ed hy SMWln May Jr., to have ator two -years from now he will O. O. P. town chairmanship .with LegendsTell Ington, admlttemy the best vote- The one word Snea knows bet a town chairman doggedly hold Mr. Swanson. v i elected a successor to Mr. May as getter on the Republican ticket. ter than anyone ^se in the hteqt* get out of the town Chairmsnship chairman of the state central Die Republicans were defeat Chester, political arena is “.defeat.”/ onto the chairmanship after so and other local controversies and Willard Rogers. SkerwiR-Williams About Hymn committee. EQs choice was defeat ed. .Then Shea and Riker, already Of course. Shea has hem elect many rebukes. start re-building his fences. TV—Radio Tonight ed. May then s^pointed Shea as entrenched in the offices of repre ed town chairman for two venrs Shea has boastfully disregarded I plight add that I have had Barge Burden Rites Paints r his manager In his tdtempt to get sentative, were candidates for re- and if his objective politically is any suggestion I have made but nothing whatever to do with pre- Stories and legends surround the ;tepublican gqbematorial W. H. ENGUNO election, and with the idl power to bring defeat to all Republicans being immtme to rebuffs by poli cipating Mr. Swanson into the po WASHINGTON — Barge ship most of the modem ways of cele BomtAatlon. M ay w iu defeated. ful Manchester Herald, the ■Re aspiring to public office he., can ticians I’ll publicly make another litical arena as a candidate for LUM6ER CO. brating Christmas — and some- Then Shea led the campaign ‘ for ments' on United States inland publican Town Committee, and continue as town chairmim for suggestion to Shea, to wit: If the town chairmanship and as waterways reached 113,000,000 Television timea there ia more one Ter- the nomination of “plcdred” Re- scores of influential Republicans the remainder of his two jiear Shea wants .to deliver Manches readers of The Herald must know e Opea AO Day Saturday e slon of a story—(nich as the story rabllcums for town directorc and sndoralng them with letters in term . tons la the flrst half of this year, 4:00 ( 3) Big 3 Theater (in progress) (18) Subscription TV ter’s delegation to May for the I ^ t politics years ago. up IIH per eent tro m the Uke "At the Cbeea"—Ml 9-StOl (33) ICoTle at 6 (In progress) .8:30 ( 8-40-53) The Fllntatones o f "Silen^^ N ight" u id how the despite the fact that in that list Hie Herald, they were defeated by Ih more than half a century of nomination for United States sen 1 have never diaouased tbs (30-10) Early Show (In progress) (10-22-30) Sing Along With Mitch song came to be written. period ot 1961. 8) Bock}' and His Friends ( 3-13) Route 66 WM DDNnr KNOW WHY ANYONM WOULD WANT TO American Economy (53) News Joseph Mohr, 'village primit ol Supercar (24) NET Drama Festival Halldn, Austria, wrote the words, 18) Lite ■HAKP A STICK AT WAtCHBSi BUT SHOULD YOU, WB ( i s ; ot Biley 9:00 ( 8-40-63) I'm Dickens: He's and hia organist 'wrote the music, . (63) News Fenster 8:06 (80) Yancy Derringer (18) Subscription TV HAVB THB PBOVBRBIAL **IVIOI|B**. YBB, VAST proA>ai>ly adapted for a melody by 8:16 (63) Family Market .3:30 (10-30-53) Don't Call Me Charlie 3)tichael Haj^n. On this point, (331 Workshop (22) Mountain C'imbing In Cana- most soincea seem to be agreed. 8:38 ( 3) Weather News A Sporta da NUMBBHB OP THB WORLD'S PINBBT WATCHBB. 8:80 (33) This is ^porU . (10) A.s Caesar Secs II What inspired Father Mohr to ' Biography (8-12-40-53)/77 Sunset Strip write the words ia another story— Superman 10:00 (10-22-3J)) Tlic World of Jacque ' BO COMB CHOOBB WHILB YB MAY| Modem Algebra line Kennedy or another two stories. __ Editorial ^ (.3)^Tne Detectives WB'VB THB MOST WB'LL HAVB BBPORB CHRISTMAS. WB'LL HOLD One version, say researchers .for 8:46 ( 3) Walter Cronkite ^ ( 1 ^ Subscription TV X, The Book of Knowledge, is that (10-22-30) Huntley-Brinkley 10:30 jK3-l2)^Eyewitncss to History T:00 ( 8) Evening Beport ( 8) The Third Man YOUR CHOICB ON L.AYAWAY| BABY RAYMBNTB NBBDNT Father Mohr was called out into (23-30-40) News and Weather (63) Film the mow on Christmas Ehre of ( 3) Death V a ll^ Days ( 3) The Detectives 1818, to Mess a newly bom baby in (10) Boots and Saddles (40) M Squad START 'TIL NBXT YBAR. PBMBMRBRs OUR HIBH QUALITY (18) Subscr^tlon Television 11:00 ( 22) Big News the home o f one o f his pocurest (12) News Report (40) Final Report parishioners. (24) Heritage ( 3-8-12) News. Sports A Weather AND BBRVICB WHBN YOU NBBD IT ARB BPBCIALLY BCCD T:U (40) Evening Report 11:16 (lO) Tonight (C) He 'was so flUed with the qiirtt (30) Sporta Camera (40) Steve Allen Show ______RBABONB FOR CHCOBINB PROM MIOHABLB BBTTBR BBLBCTION. of the season and the single (12) Walter CronkK^ ( 3 ) Americana Greatest Movies beauty of the mother and infant (23) Mass. HUdilli (30) News A Weather T:36 (30) Men of .Dest 11:20 (12) Late Movie that when he ibtumed to his study T:30 ( 3-12) Rawhide 11:30 ( 22-30) Tonight (C) he wrote the poem, "Silent Night.” a(V22-30) Special (C) X ( 8) Steve Alien Show Before Christmas Day vvas over She’ll Enjoy the Flattery of ( 8-40-63) The Gallant Mda 1:00 ( 30) The Late Show his orgfSLnist had 'writtra the music. (24) Live-'and Learn ( 3) News. Sign Off 8:00 (34) S M e n t Peace Ck)rps . _ _ ( 8) Night Watch Theater Other versions have It that the SEE/^TDRDAr^ TV WEEK FOR CX)MFLETE LISTINO church organ had broken down OPEN (Impaired- by mice, one atory says), and the people were sadden TOPFIT ed because there would be no Radio music for CSiristmas Day. Shortly before Ohristmas, Father Mohr TONIGHT (Hila Hsting tBclodes only tboM news broadcMt* 18 «r 16-mlanto kngUi. Some statioiis carry ottier short newaeasta). wrote his poem and Organist Gru WDBC—1366 o 7:00 Conversation Piece ber the music. f:0 0 Bishop’s Corner 7:3i» News or the World At midnlgM Mesa, the peoirie S:06 Raynor Shines 7:46 Government Services sang "SUent Night”—>wlth a gm- 8:06 Pop Concert UNTIL 9 1:06 News. Sign Off 9:05 Nightbeat tar accompaniment. WHAY— 11:00 News 6:00 Connecticut P. 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About Main St. To the Editor, Just recently an article ap peared In The Herald about the The closing of the Woolworth store, and from wlmt information I can I \ gather there is more to follow and it isn’t at hll surprising with all the shopping centers so near hy. What is hugging the public most MO TO R are parking meters. Bh/eryone is looking for free parking. It wasn't too b ^ when iwe were using pen nies in the meters but that wasn’t collecting revenue enough so they COAT ’changed, to nickels and drove the oustomm away. I ^eryohe seems to dislike 'walk ing, if they can’t paric in fremt of IS A where they're going they just drive along and finally get so far a'way they say to heck with it and keep Travel size Triolette going. « INCRBDIRLB Anothw prSLcUce Is people sh<^-. 9 9 ping around tor time left on a RULDVA meter. If they’re going to run in a “Must Have bank to cash a check or in a store to pay a bill they won’t put a ■c ACCUTRCN nickel in for some one' else'to use "i. .SIM PLY BY W RITING up. So they pick a meter with no time left. kxA up aitd down to see Girls' 7 to 14 Girls' 3 to 6 x if any offleera are coming, make a A C H E C K I BLBOANCB IN OCLD AT B1CO / DBPBNpABILITY AT A PRICE This ravolutionary watch runs on a dash in and out. before teey oome Drawstring Waist «Ion^. S N O SUIT And our big eolleetitfn Is a "Must; see!" W e have coats C h b c k -C s x d it is a modem bfuik-credit plan tuning'fork fit doesn't ticic—it humtl) If all the side street parking was Budget limited?. Choose from free it might help a little, but STADIUM in many leng^s and stylas and colors., . .hooded, belted, adiidi gives you a ready reserve of extra naah For a real tribute, give a solid gold and is warranted not to lose or gain more our 80 highly styled 17-jewel Swiss-made there has to be another solution vrfaenever you need it— 'to meet une^iected watch. Hia: the Ranger, automatic Md than one minute a month I Irt 14-karat and sootL If not our Main St. will and fur collared, each as smart as it is warm. Sizes 8 to Wintoni. Shown above; the lady'e with sweep hand. Hers: th^ Sappheeh, slowly fade out. COAT i.99 aqpenses, take advantage of sales on major gold, $275; In gold-filled or eteel, $ 1 11 . Bangle, $39,75; the man'e "Sea Lord",$21J8 E. A . F. 18. Only 3 of our many stylas ara* shown here. applianoes . . . vdiatever you want or need. with sapphire crystal and gold-filled Pricea Include Federal tax, Easy Paymsnts. E ditor's Note: Main St is too You actually borrow from 'the bank just by Prices include Federal tax. big and fine a street ever to fhde, bracelet. Both 17 jewels. And both and tt. will, of oo4irse, oome out writing a check. Find out how you can qualii^ .99 • Cotton poplin 2-pc. carry MIohaala unconditional 8-ysar guarantaa. more handsome and prosperous snowsuit lor Hartford National Check-Credit. than ever. We agree, however, that the new high rate on the NOW *22-” • • *29-’’ parking meters is no help. It has e Jacket has orlon pile yoke Of poplin with Thunderbird proved as fo(riiMi as we argued it Jacket is trimmed with EACH WATCH BEAUTIFULLY BOXEP AND GIFT-WRAPPED would be. pile lined hood gnd ed^to- e braid edge matching pile lining. $3.75 *Qalt Polltlea Tear* Ago* To the Editor, L eather tie kielt w ith novelty e Jacket has Vk piie lining So, we learn trom ths Herald woioden drops. Sizes 7 to 14 Th* Mg and boauttfiU goosamir Bath that 'Victor Swanson, announced e Jacket has cute pixie hood E^jwder with hixs lamb’s w o o l' puff OPEN TONIGHT in beige, nftset, g r e ^ and ■: and matching C oitus, gift Twxed. candidate for chairman of the Re blue. DOW NTOW N M a n c h e s t e r AT 958 m a i n s t r e e t publican Town Committee, is. tie- e Colors aiw blue arid greeR..,. ^ A im TmViBT COK»AMW . cording to John F. Shea Jr., pres mmAwW.D.LC. v ent chairman of the Republican eA il washable and quick APHRODISIA WOODHUE- TIGRESS^ J^WEIMRS-SHV£R6 MITHS SINCE 1900 ^ Town Committee, a “disruptive Simply Say Charge It! y dryin g ufinrit 9 I n m a i n 8T., MANCHESTER OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 force on the town committee for PHONE MIII 8-*74l'^ manyyeara’’ FLAjyiBEAU /" s h a r p ] Mr. Shea unquestlonabljr is aa fluthortty eh that word -^«snip- T t : - ; ) \ *1 i ' ■ ' i .

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P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1962 KANCHESTER EVENING HBBALP, MANCHESTER, OONN„ FBPAY^ NOVEyBBR 80, 1962 PAGE SEVEN

his wife of 81 years, Mary T. To Ma, 7, and his sister, Veou- of the fair, will be assisted to novelties, co-chairinen Mrs. James vation Program is now open for carcass of a ewe in Giles County, ,5 per cent from the 8,660 of Oc- Cuba Invasion Plans: Bluc^ Book Drops Clar)i Rockefeller', did not affect Cheng Ma, U. Vanilla Vines Use Boltbn morrow by Mrs. David Caldwell, Kendall and Mrs. Lester Babin farmers,to sign up. The program their listing. President^ Star Performers Dog’s Case T a k ^ Va., and shot. When Ricky re t o ^ last year. Last month also Lights for Tree Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Eisen / Mrs. Alexander Plante and Miss will be assisted by Mrs. William provides for the federal govern covered he was sentenc^ to WE» the 12th consecutive month Ann Rockefeller, However, change put their hower, both honorary co-chairmen $hr^s As Props Daisy Dimock. Miss Ella Sumner Clark, Mrs. T hei^re Chandler ment to share with farmers the To Supreme Ciurt 'death. State Courts -upheld the to show an increase from the Traced to Lather names on different pages in the Crusade on TV for Art Center of the cultural center, participat LBS Prepares and Miss Jeannettee Sumner will and'Mrs. Charles Ubert. Attic cost establishing approved soil sentence. siune month a yeiu: earlier, the Posing Countess register, which was published ed. Mrs. Kennedy, in a brief com be hostesses. treasures wlU be offered at a and water conservation practices. Quick. Knockout Set VICTPfÎî Seychelles Islands— WASHINGTON (AP)—The high Lolru; contends Ricky was coimcil 8(Ud. The pre-vious high Decorating tbe Christmas tree Thursday. ment, . 8(dd she hoped. -by spring Vsinilli plants (u-e crewing vines V ia, E. Herce Herrick andMw. booth headed by Mrs. Wiltim Fimds are available oiUy to those traine^to do guard duty and was October toll was 8,918 in 1966. (OOntlnued from Page Oae) ground would be broken for the Thorpe and Mra Joseph Tracy. who make requests. Information est court in the land has been with Ughts is a custom that some NEW YORK (AP)—The 1968 So Hugh D. Auchlncloas,'stepbroth meetings of local people concerned that have to be supported. Sey Christmas Sale (Jeorge Smith, assisted by Mm. just s ta n d s watch over a ewe historiims trade back to Martin er of Jacqueline Kennedy, .and his with the program, and that both cehter "for'that will be a reward may be obtained at the Tolland asked to overrule the conviction cial Register , has dropped the An audience estimated at 180,000 chelles growers use several quick- Howiurd Jensen, will be in charge Working on the sale o f home- killed by Other dogs. Luther, the Reformatkm leader. former wife, Alice Lyon Auchto- had been announced. to all who have worked so hkrd growing shrubs and trees for this of a silver tea. Christmas greens baked food will be Mrs. Charles (bounty Agricultural Center, Rt. of Ricky, a German shepherd dog A veterinkrlan’s examlnatibn Mafia KUled 500 names of Gov. Nelson A. Rocke tuned in on the cldsed-circuit pag- for tonight, imd it will be an .en Ijast-minute arrangements are 30, RockviUe. Encyclopedia Americana research For Fast Regrouping closs, also remained listed despite The performing stars, tuned in puipose, often in the form of a and decorations will be offered at Church, Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones, accused of killing sheep u d con tailed to find ahje wool in Ricky’s ers say. feller’s daughter and her hus their divorce. eimt in 65 cities, paying entry couragement to all of us who must being made tonight for the Christ Mrs. David Bjorliim, Mrs. William Briefs teeth. ROME (AP)—A Sicilian mem- from stag^ in five cities, inciud- loose hedge. a booth at which Mrs. Earl Her demned to death. After a walk one Ghrlstmas Eve band, a young minister who was fees from $1 to $100. It was hoped ed conductoi^ Leonard Bernstein, keep on working until the center The vine supports Itself, after mas Fair. The Ladies Benevolent rick and Mrs. Charles Balch will Sitzy and Mrs. Fred Wiunock. Cub Scout Pack 157 will meet b 'r of the Italian Parliament re MORE MILLIONAIRES truly exists.’’ Mrs. Louis C. Dinftock Jr. Will be tonight at 7:30 at United Metho Ricky’s O'wner, Jim Laing, of ports that Mafia gangs have slain under a brilliant staidight sky, (OoBtlBiMd from Pm « One) trash. Miss Dorothea Raymond (md arrested on a Freedom Ride the night’s efforts would raise one pianist Van. Clibum, comedian a fashion, with the aid of its aerial Society will sponsor tomorrow at be co-chairmen. Mrs. Louise Luther returned home and tried to Miss Marjorie Martin; Noel no crusade. Bob Newhart, singer Marian An roots. It is trained horizontally the Community Hall from 1 to 5 Yong and Mrs. Herbert C. Hutch-; assisted with the sale of cheese dist (3hurch.\ Pearisburg, Va., filed the appeal 33f430 Traffic Deaths more than 600 people on the is Another 6,000 or so Air Force tions, Mrs. Joseph Drew and Mrs. LONDON (AP) — Britain, ac million doUars-^just a' fraction of by Mra. Hiomaa Johnson n . Mis. Selectmen will meet Monday at with the Supreme Court Thurs land since 1046. reproducer the scene for his family Also dropped was Countess derson, actor Fredric March and Commander Named BO flowering off-shoots of the p.m. AU proceeds will be used to bison win have a booth offering) by lighting candles oo the Christ'- pilots and ground crewmen Laveme ManWarren; sweet shop, Christina Paolozzi, a young beau cording to the latest figures, has what’s needed for the cultur(a poet Robert Frost. fleshy vine hang in festotms from buy kitchen equipment for the homemade candy. Milton Tensm, Mra. Richard Olm 7 pjn. in the Town Offices. day, and ' cqurt aides . believe it CHICAGO (AP) — The nation's Socialist Deputy Matteo Gaudi- 117 million(dres, an Increase of sted (md Miss Patricia Cliwk. tiaffli death toll in the first 'TO oso gave the figure Tbirrsday as mas tree. manned nearly 1,000 rocket-and- ^ rs. Jam.es Foran; calorie counter, ty who posed* nude for a fashlcm center. Sitting at the head table in NEW DELHI, India (AI») r- the supporting shrubs and the long religious education building now The public building commission sets a precMent. They can't re cannon armed Jet fighters and in Mrs. Robert Diman and Mrs. Mor l7 over the previous year’s total. Mrs. Kenneth Matthews, Mrs. member a simihu: appeid involv months this year—38,430—was a ,me Chamber of Deputies debated magazine photograph. Prior to. the program several Washington, Kennedy, Secretary j, mustached Lt. Gen. Seem green pods cim be more eiully har under construction. WilUam Neumann and Mrs. Jac Mrs. Warren Potter assisted will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the terceptors in Florida, poised to ris Doubleday; country store, Mrs. No reason was 'given for the ab By Inland Revenue sUmdards a iTCkshaw will be appointed vested. ' Santa Ciaus has sent assurances publicity chairman Mrs. Dimock conference room at the Town Of ing a dog in the court’s long his record high for any similar pe proposal ,for a parliiunentary Soybean Crash Up construction compimy representa of State Dean Rusk and Vice queline Spencer -wiU take care of riod. inveqti^tion of the secret organ take on Cuba’s Soviet-made jet Miriam Ryan; fabulous gifts, Mrs. sence from the listings of the person is a millionaire if he or tives reported they were -hailed to President Lyndon B. Johnson all corpi^..commander of the Indian that he will be present at the f(Ur, with fliers on the fair. Posters fices. i<- tory. fighters or bombers and to blast Pat Ballsiepelr imd Mrs. Doris An former Ann C. Rockêller and she has an income of 76,000 the children’s booth. A large as were ra.rde by Mrs. Lawrence In his appeal, Laing argued The National Safety Council ization. CHICAGO — A record crush of a White House meeting on Nov. had a big laugh at comedian Hal armed 'fqrces in northeast India, siziNO rr UP m em bm of the society have dust sortment of aprons wUl be avail Cuban military positions in sup derson; altar guild, Mrs. Marvin her husband, the Rev. Robert L>. pounds ($210,000) a ye(U", or 1,500 20—when ticket sales were lagging Holbrook's comment that Wash authoritathte 'sources said Thurs PHOENIX (AP) — An impatient ed off "attic treasures’’ to be of Converse Jr. and her daughter, BConcheeter Evening Herald Bol Virginia had denied him due proc said the deaths, averaging 110 a Gaudibso said the M(ffla mur soybeaiu is expected this year de port of any U.S. landings. ' Ross. Pierson, or of the countess. pounds ($4,200) a week. able at a booth on which Mrs. Her ETiyllls. ton correspondent, Grace McDer ess of the law in trying, to de day. compared to 30,720 for the dered 163 people in Corleone, a spite heavier demands for com —Kennedy strongly urged them to ington is a place for culture, but day. young mtm re-wed the e n ^ e of fered for sale and four huge bert Hutchinson and Mrs. August V An undisclosed number of Navy The Rev. Mr. Pierson was jailed The stock market considers He repIacesNLt. Gen. BHj MO' his tiny sports car at a traffic Douglas Chimdler, Walter Wad mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. prive him of his property. first 10 months in 1961, (m in town of 16,000. south of Palermo. and safflower oils becmise of in suid Marine fighters, fighter' buy $1,000 tables. One man who no place for a cultured Presby wheela of Vermont cheese from Mildner, co-chairmen will be as Mandiester Evening Herald He- iiCJackson, Miss., for breach of them millionaires if the current was present said the President terian. han Kaul, whoNcommanded the light. Looking down from a sedan the Coolidge Farmtf at PlymouUi, dell, Jimk Ehu'ly, Wilton Thorpe, Ricky’s case — including allega crease of 9 per cent. The previoiu AU parties 'Imiced support for creased interest in cluriesterol in bombers and dive bombers wi >ron correspondent, Miss Susan B. the peace in a rider demonstra sisted by Mrs. Emerson Bos- Joseph. Tracy and Robert Spencer To cut holiday cookies, use a tions he was spirited out of the record for the period was 32,867 the investigation/-A vote is ex the diet About 470,000,000 bush share price makes a personfU "franUy was strong arming us.’’ And Eisenhower responded with Indian army against the Chinese in the next lane, little Jennifer Vt. have been delivered. worth, Mrs. Philip Dooley' imd Mrs. posted at crowded military Pendleton, telephone ACa^m y tion. holding more than 1,000,000 pounds A White House source siUd the a huge and delighted grin at the Conimunist invasion m the North Christine Ridge, age 2,. shouted: will assist at the event tomorrow. tin c(m open at either end. By state to a'vold execution—has been highway deaths in 1961'. pected soon. els are likely to be processed, 7 per fields in Florida for the same 8-S454. Mm. Thomas Johnson and Mrs. George Wippert. ACP Program Open sprinkling sugar through the top running since February 1960. The divorce of Rockefeller and ($2,800,000). President had appeared at two performance of înese cellist Yo- east. “ Hello, lawnmower!” Louis C. DimoCk Jr., co-chairmen , The council said Thursday that Many Italbm governments have cent above last yeiu's record, in imrpose. On a booth featuring Christmas The 1963 Agricultural Conser of the- can you will sa've spillage. He "Was found then near the October death toll of 3,830 was up tried in -vidn to destroy thp Mafia. dustry forecasters say. The Defense Department's re port said the Air Force’s Strate gic Air Command mounted a “ massive airborne alert’ ’ of many of its 600 B52 heavy jet bombers. The rest of the K 2s and about 1,000 B47 bombers were on their runways, primed to take off com' bat-loaded within 15 minutes sifter warnings. The crews of 144 U.S. intercon tinental ballistic missiles also were on special alert. About 126,000 (Ur crewmen, mis silemen, mechanics and others in \ SAC pitched in on this ’round-the- clock operation. The main purpose of the SAC alert was to make certain any surprise missile strike against this country would not catch U.S. ICBMs unready to fire and Amer- ic(ui long-range nuclear bombers \ on the ground before they could start for their enemy targets. But it was disclosed for the first \ time that SAC bombers joined \ Navy patrol planes in keeping a watch on the 2,000 ships which were in the Atlantic during the U.S. arms blockade of Cuba. Hebron Kenneth Ellis At 4-H Parley $AHTIIi CLAlIS WHRS Among the four' Connecticut 4-H young people who won top MON. - 10:15 A.M, to 4:45 P.M. honors in dairy, entomology, dress re'vue and clothing projects and who traveled to Chicago to attend TOES- 10:15 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. the 41st National 4-H Club Con gress this week is Eklward Ellis, 19, of Hebron, son of Mr. and Mrs. WED..* 10:15 A.M . to 4:45 P.M. Kenneth Ellis. , ^ He is state winner in dairy proj ects. His trip as awarded by the THORS . .r 12:15 P.M. to 7:45 P.M. Oliver Corporation. With the other three winners, he will compete for KoA«k SIMM R«tlna A*t«matlc 111 K«waffl«x ASMM R«fl«x ixra (400 scholarships. FRI. - 12:1S P M. to 7:45 P.M. Ellis, now a student at the Uni Fully automatic with couploJ rongo- Quality footuros, low low prteol versity of Connecticut, liaa an flndor...sharp F2.B lonsl Spoods up 3 9 8 8 F2.0 Ions, oloctrle oyo control, 7 7 8 8 eight year b(ud popular snap-tab or permb 1963 agricultural program is now WITH SELF-PATTERN:„ stay collar models! Con- 30”X 4 0 ” Scraan Caraa8al Tray a-litd Movi# Lifkt Rraiactor Tabla ilavating Tripod Sllda Tray RMM Id llo r Mask Uaa open for slgn-up. The federal gov many smart solid colorsi . vertible cuffs! White, ernment will shiu'e with fiumers Rayon with 2 pockets! 4 . 4 4 4 . 9 7 the cost of establishing approved 14/2-17, 32-351 2 . 0 9 1 1 . 9 7 9 . 9 7 4 . 8 8 1 . 9 7 9 . 9 9 soil and water conservation prac-, Sizes S-M-L-XL! tices. The 1963 program is essen X tially the same as in the past few years except for a few minor • 2-PLY BRUSHED RAYON • HI-CQUNT PIMA COTTON W IM TM AUTO. ACCESSORIES changes. Literature on this subject WOVEN PLAIDS...manv OXFORD CLOTH with SAVE YOUR HEART! will be mailed to all farmers on the ASCS mailing list. Funds are sparkling colors & pat-^ buttbn down collar! White, available only to those who make terns! S-M-L-XL! ^ sizes 14/2-17, 32-351 SELF- PROPELLED requests and these must be made before the practice is started. The *DuPont polyester fiber inlti^ sign-up closing date has not SNOWBLOWER yet been determined, but requests for wildlife pond aid must b« made «*i|ELT- IT” PRESTONE by Jan. 1. Any farmer may apply at -the Tolland Agricultural Center, ICI DE-ICHI Rockidlle. The office is open Mon day through Friday from h a.m. A 1 4 o x . to 4:30 p.m. MIN’S LUXURY In the ASCS community elec SNOW AEROSOL tions this month, Hebron men elected were; Edward Foote, chair LIQUIDIZER CAN man; Ronald J. Saglio, vice chair- num, and Kenneth A. Porter, third member. 9 7 * ‘Candy Cane’ Fair Ready 8 8 * Those who will be in charge of And You Get 10 IB. BAG booths at the “Candy Cane” Fair, 1099 Triple-S fljonsored by S t Peter’s Church- •y Blue Stamps women, tomorrow are: Toyland, 24” Long Staal Car Skaval 1 . 9 7 Mrs. Molly Eschman and Mrs. Mary London; needlework novel ties, Mrs. Robert Cole and Mrs. William W. Hamond; ticasures and ✓ . Completely winterized for trouble-free IcR Soropor 2 for 23o operation! •RICIAL RURCHASI! - . 18" wide Helical, Auger Bladel RANGE . Large IW cast rear wheel s| Untvarral Strap Cfcalarssssx^seeesssseeseeeeeeeR . i E T Pilf .\M> Outstanding selection of styles & fine . Quick change reflector throws snow to FUEL OIL silk tie fobrics.;.ail tipped for longer' either side! ^ n wear! Exciting patterns & colors... . All controls on honditl jBlIakiap Ckrota# Laalaraeaeeeeeaeeeeeoaeeeeee1.A7 GASOUNE sure to please your favorite man! 6ANTLY OIL Canloar F r d a f Aala .Mateeee*MWe#aeaee*eeeeoee1.97 • rOMl'ANY, INC. M'i VM S STRHKl III-. M il. lu ll MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ’ ' : ,1, 'I !i '. ' '71 MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M.

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f u m H O H r IIANCH^»3TEB EVEMlNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN« FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER M, 196S .PA 6B NIN I ^ v en t the eetabliehment of aome finely attuned a sophisticated country, all of us who give serious shows a knowledge of the world tfUmrl^FBtrr sphere of Influence we don’t like, -we sense of dry humor aa any of the thought to the problem should reeif Of toe European toeater. public talents which have devoted this penetratii^ analysis of the Many yeen ago aa tnatmotor On Tuesdays Agenda lEoFtilng IjerHUk wind up eatabliahlng one of our minds of men whose credo can be told a class "a book that leaves a RockviUe-V ernon own. It Will take luck, aa well aa themselves to his idlosynoracies. expressed in Hans Kobbes' words, bad taste in your mouth, that for get the musical m a^ of INC. wisdom and good intentlona, to aet The humor about the President is “I walk the streets of New York you is not a good boidc." Not a th e maonlfleee' U WaMU SCTMf the Congo straight, and the best the same kind of humor he him and wonder that I am still alive.” profound statement, periiapa not Sykes Honon^ Maachâr. j^nn. even true, but it aeenu to errrme Board to Consider measure of this la that the crlsia self makes, and makes, on occasion, Georg is a non-conformist among toe reaotkHi of many peoite to hie comrades. He ie a writer and I V I c i g n c PubUshen there ie now In its third year, and about himself. And that is the key Katherine Anne Portor'a "Snip o t Earned by 122 Vooodad Ootobar 1. 18S1 to the license the nation and its that ie a profeaslon. He -will not Fools.” In. his book of remem- as treacherous as ever. cut out hand begs day after day Tax District Bill PubUabadlabad B ra ir abranlng Bxoapt humorista have felt -with regard bianoes end crltldsmB, ‘Tmogwof True Stereo High Fidelity A total -of‘IZZ students at Sykes rg god Holldaya.' Entered at the In a publishing seaton too re or sell cigarettes end imndy to Truth,” Glenway Westcott’s flrat 'ifflce at Manchester Conn, aa to thia particular presidency. And, have pocket money. His sister -.1 \ i ...... Juhlbr High School hoe been plete with costume Jewelry,' Hor- chapter tsJks about Hies Pmrter Town (Urectors will decide Tuesday night, whether to ask aass Hail Matter. Hie Close Election Ordeal if it opens the way to swne UcensiB, becomes a successful commercial who ie e personal friend. This nemod to^ the honor roll for the tense Caleaher'e collection of short artist, the woman he loves accepts the General Assembly fm- special iegislation to establish a miBSCRIPTION RATES Nothing is more agonising, to a it also invites -the true final arti frail, indoininitable wmnan, now first quarter of the school year. Payable In Advance stories end a novella- shines u a marriage to another man and re over 70, plagued with lU health, taxing district on Main S t, to raise funds for provision of off- Carrier Mall people maintaining a democratic sans of ail good humor, restraint turns to Germany after the war. street paflking. ' “------Students on the high honor roll One Tear ...... S1B.60 $23.00 pure gem. If you have a friend financial worries end other prob way of Ufe, than to get caught In a and good taste, into toe process, After the war many of his other ■nie town parking authority and ere: S x Months ...... 7.75 11.00 who keeps on the bedside table lems, worked for twenty years to ment reserve fuhd^'to liiiitell an Three Months...... $.90 ^ 5.M situation when the^ functioning of which is -why, with noost of this friends walk m a gang plank and dv« to the world her flint novel. the Mato S t mentoanU themeelvea l« etoting rtak Cojmnunity Seventh grade: Gall' Ashland, "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" One Month ...... 1.90 ' l . n humor, it is possible for both White such a volume, add "Tala For leave hiiri. Thoreau would ha-ve She bad been on that -voyage, toe lost wtok came to an ogrmment Weekly ...... $0 .« the democratic process is ob-vious- undrstood Hans Kobbe this man on the\need for ouch a district Nancy êckwito, Barry Berman, House and nation to touckle to The Mirror" to your Christmas must recreate it. The boerii wtil' odttsider setting Mark Cadmon, Mary Ann Cosadei, MEMBER OF ly something less than perfect from Germany who still walked Mr. Westcott’s style is chatty A two-thirds, vote of the board of at THE THE ASSOCIATED PRhiSS . gether, with nobody hurt, or list. One central theme ie th^ the streets of New York and wrote e date to r informal meetings on Eileen Clark, Pamela Drohos, Only Parkade The Associated Press is exclustvely Such a situation threatens every and Informative as he discueaes directors is necessary to improve eeaesamente for wjoter , InstoUe- 404 WEST MIDDLE TPEX.-^MI 9-2343 entitled to the use of republlcatlon of time there is a really close elec -wounded, or tasting regret, cha thread .upon .whtch the intimate in his journal. Maugham, Colette, Dinescu and the request to the Gmerol Aasem- Karen Dugan,, Patricia Flaherty, all news dlsoatches credited to It or bly. Tbe request muet be submit tiond, end on-. rules &r toe water not otherwise credited In this paper tion, and 1962 was a year of close grin, Or shame. studies are strung — alonenees or The description of pre-war Ger Wilder. The chapter marked by department operations. Jane Oregme. Mark Larson, Deb and also the local news published hers. If, by any chance, toe White lonliness as it comes to a child, a many and the rise of the - third erudition and echolanhip is the ted by I>ec, 2S. orah Lisk, David Lucia, Thomas All rixhta of republlcatlon of special— elections. The most controversial, Town Counaei - Irylng Aronson General Manager .Richard Mar House should ever entertain its hu young adult, a spinster and wi reich is abnost classic in its econ serious evaluation' of Thomas tin suggested e date, Jon. 16, for Luddecke, Michael Lusa, Beverly dispatches herein are also reserved. and dubious, close election after- omy of words, spelling out toe Mann. drafted on act for the directors to Plasshick,. and Dee Slng;er., man doubts about all this, let it be dows. The weakest story is placed consider at their meeting Tuesday. public hearinga on twb other mat flill gervica client of N. B. ^ Sstr- math seems to he shaping up out first in toe volume. doom of a nation. There are no ptecequlsltes nec ters, including , a proposal to build Eighth grade: 'Nicholas Caros, lee, Inc. “ ' ^ reassured. This Is good clean fun, TTie sophistication of toe author essary to enjoy these six chaptom, This is tha text at Aronsmi’s Publishers Representatives. The in Minnesota, where. In the last The one this reviewer would sanitary sewers on Heckmeteck David Carter. Cathleen Connor, WEEKEND draft: 7ullus Mathews Special Agency—New, official pronouncement from the between a nation and a family it shows in his description of Ber cmly liking people, Definitely you St. between S. Main St. and Pros Kenneth DelPonte, Sarah ' E^gle- Tork. ChlcaRO. Detroit and Boston. choose for an anthology, "The lin Prague, Marseille, Lisbon and -will' 1)0 left with a good taste and I "The board of directors of the likes and respects, at a time in his Cream on Fifty-Seventh Street," pect St.; and e proposal to asaeae bart, Ann Foley, Alan Fortier, MEMBER AUDIT- BUREAU OF Minnesota Canvassing Bocurd, the Paris. His creation of the Mtmi a desire to rdad or re-read aoi^ Claatle Triditieflal-Four speakers including two Town of Manchester may by or Joan Hallenbeck, Susan Horton, CIRCULATIONS. incumbent, Go-vemor E3mer It. An tory when it could possibly be very is at the end next to the novella. Lutse, Georg’s loved . one, also of the books analyzed. toe cost of aenltery eewers in 10* bass. Mieromatic player. Modal 284 In ma« dinance establish a special taxing Wedgewood Dr., Englewood Dr., Karen Kilpatrick, Terry Kloter, The Herald Printing Company, Inc., Important that thinking, both high In thia weird midnight tale Mias district or districts for the purpose Barbara Londeen, Karen Magnu- les no financial responsibility for derson -was named the -victor by a Calesher's created Mrs. Haxlltt Dover Rd., Edison BA. Pulton Rd., typographical errors appearing In ad and k-'f, be loosened up now and ••wr. $1AQ50 of defraying 6y taxes levied solely son, Stephen Marchom, Deborah SPECIALES margin of 142 votes over his Demo becomes a person with whom we Hendee Rd., Whitoey Rd. end vertisements and other reading matter then. ONLY I n p 5 7 on sU property wltUn such specif Adams St. Mosher, Nancy Orfltelli, Claudia In The Manchester Bhrenlng Herald cratic rival. Lieutenant Qorvemor suffer and follow the next day as taxing district any'of the cost of RosUlte and Mary Jeon Sodlok. Karl Rolvaag. she attempts in the Impersonal at m ill FM/AM ladle. $198.50. The bom-d will --consider pro $1 DEP0 5 lt WILL HOLD closing hours: OPEN nifdertaking oi; accomplishing any posed personnel rules for municip - Students named to the general Fo/ Monday—1 p.m. Friday. This declMon may be appealed, to mosphere of a strange apartment of the ' purposes authorised ' by honour roll are: For^^lesda7—1 p.m. Monday. house to find comfort. Did anyone TUESDAY Thni FRIDAY CSiapter 100 of the General al officrals and employes; tha ap ANY ITEM FOR CHRISTMAS or Wednesday—1 p.m. Tuesday. an official recount, and that may . A Thoaght for Today else hear a acrqpm? Tn the no pointment of e member of the de . Seventh grade: Paul Berriault, fnr Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. delay the uncertainty up to the mo 1QA.M.f«4P.M. NOW YOUR RECORDS CAN U8T A Statutes, Revision at 1958, Mu- velopment commission -for .'five Gail Bickford, Suzanne Bittner, For Friday—1 p.m. Thursday. Sponsored by the Manoheeter vella at the end ahd in "Mn. Fay nlciMd Parking Authorities. • For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. ment It la time for new oftidala to Council of Ghnrcheo Dines on Zebra" e bit of humor THURSDAY N IG H T S 7-Y LIFETIME. Because the exclusive yeate, authorizatioik of acceptance Stuuyn Brown, Don Cohn, William Classified deadline; 10:30 a.ra. each MtCROMATIC pleyer elimlnetes dis "Such special tax ehall be based of quitclaim deiKljr tor Butler- Rd. Dunnett, Sandra Fargo, David (RsrsM photo bjr Otlsrs) day of publication except Saturday — take (MCfice in January. flashes like heat lightning. on annual budget appropriations Flaherty, John Flori, Gloria 9 a.m. mmmt p |||§ ■ cernible record and stylus wear, the and porUons of SchdUer Rd., au But toe disturbing thing is not Read Acta 8:4. "The Few and the Many" by diamond stylus is giiarahtasd for 10 o^.lstiniatoB of receipts from re thorization _ of the board eecre- Fluckiger, Mark Gidman, Richard Prospects Look Bright for St, iameP Prospectors Friday,'November 30 the uncertainty of the eventual Are we embarrassed CSiristlansT Hans Sahl translated by Rlchkrd SATURDAYS yearSi lated purposes os approved by the tary to s i ^ records and noticee Gilbert, Linda Gloss, Jeaiuiie Gor FM andJUN RADIO and Clara Winston la a study .of booril o t dlroctors for the apedel man, Patricia Henriques, Alan Her- outcome, but the fact that sheer I believe the old cliche is, "never 10A.M.to1 P.M. textog distciot to toe manner pro on behalf of the board, designa Members of toe Holy Name So-^St,. James’ parish. Tickets may be. Holy Nam« Society or from Joaepb Fanious Brand Aunrieon Mod* One Never-Failing: Cri^s a group of refugees from Hitler’s sog, Janet Hovland, Dennis Hbme, obtained from any member «f toej Gorman, ticket ehairman. partisanship has already made a discuss Religion and politics.’’ I Germany. Since Mr. Sahl himself 4K>$PrTAL AUXILIARY DURING DECEMRER vided liy toe town charter for tion-'of csoms one'to-approve ex Gregory Hughes, Paula Hunt, Judy clety of St. James' Church rtoearse edemtion a t budgets, and ehoU be penditures from the, board’s own Hutchinson, Carol Kirk, Dean Klot a scene from a "Rags to Riches” REG. 42.95 Even while Cuba was still a very rather naked appearance in toe suppose this is because they are left in 1933, it is not autobiograph appropriation, and aeiectlon a course of the post-dection oontro- both controversial subjects. If you ical. Today when other refugees THRIFT SMOP ' 466 Main St., Manchester Included but shown separately in er, Gory Krowka, Donald Langlois, type musical. They Include, left to hot crisis, developm^ts in the toe ennuSl tax levy, a t the town. different date then Jen. 1 for toe Clarence Loriviere, Linda Lehr- Congo still managed to make the •versy so far. never want to offend your from a dictatorship are in our regular January meeting of the right, Tlpny Lupacchlno, H u ^ Hay “friends’’ don’t talk about either "The bdsrd of directors may mitt, Priscilla Lerch, Frank Ma den, Austin Crochley, Mike Clem- news. This, we suppose, la a kind In the dUqmtes which have taken - Sclbek, Mark Shapera, Anthony Frank Lfuaia is director and gen sions which leaves the world free should be re-audited, or let stand ter 100 of toe said'General Stot- committee, another from Eldridge Shea, Dole Snape, Dennis Tomc- eral chairman. message to proclaim and a com St., residente coQcendng sidewalk zak, Mlchells Touchette, Linda A children's matinee will be pre to look for new trouble. —decisions seem to have come mission to do the same, how can COLORFUL CHRISTMAS «tas> toe Town of MSnchest>er may kseie, to aooordoace with toe char Instellation, and a third from Arch Watson, Jeffrey Weber, Arthur sented Sunday at S P-m. at St. The trouble In the Congo Is old with a remaricable degree o t politi we be embarrassed? We say that WoodTand S t residents ooncerning 'ttie high Wheelock, Harold Wilde, Catherine Jam u ’ School Hall. Tne main per and continuing, and It would be a we don't want to be like the wild ter pcmdslotis, general obligation way. cal conaistoicy, but perhaps. less bonds, for wtilch the principal and Willlams and Audrey Zale. formance will be presented Sator- threatening thing, we are sifrald, consistency with r^rard to dispas fanatics, so -we don’t $ay do any Do It Yoursell General Manager RtCheid Mar Eighth grade: .Lansley Adams, day, Dec. 8 at S p.m. at the school thing. Scripture does not suggest toterest sboll be paid from the tin plana to feport on a proposed hall. The K of C orchestra will play even If no one was looking at It. sionate appraisal of toe evidence. Advent Wreotoa with Candle Gardens budget of such taxing district or Susan AlbOm, Margaret Barlow, that we be serenely .silent of of Holders, Freshly Cut Boughs, Bed emendmeiu to toe building code Timothy Belotti, Elaine Bifolck, for dancing after the performance. There is a plan in existence In short, the officials and Judges of fensively shouting. But it does say distrloto." regulating, sanitary sewer connec Refreshments 'wiU be served. and SHver Boscos, Bings, Ploks, “Located In The The perking ' authority -would Judith''Brown, Martin Buchanan, which rhight solve the problem of each party havei voted In the way that we must stand strong; speak Cones, Berries, BUibon, Wire, tions and septic tanks, the status Ted Cadman, Christopher Casadel, The first half of the all-male Adaptable for nraltitdzK stereo broedoast the Congo. It Is the proposed con convincingly, and live heroically Center Of Town.” have toe right of eminent domain of the general fund capital Im musical describes the sulventures o 6 taboo (not 4) for tremendoas power e S mdles to aaa which woqld m a up making the Styrofoam, Ornaments, etc. over such land purchases, by pro- Linda Darlco, Willlaun Dumas, stitution, drawn under UN aus for Christ. provement program, plans for Cynthia Fergruson, Gail Grant, An. of a group of Hill Billies, prospect a m —no stotle, benatttnl musie afl day e HI-FT eoMoert tone candidate of their party toe victor Danish Contamporaiy-Four speakers including vtolon of the s e t sanltoi^ sewer improvement on S. ing for gold in the. desert. Their opmlwr e S Bwailis g—rowtoe a A. F. oontrol to * MSI, pices, which would provide for a John Poffinbarger, Intern Also, toe power granted by the toony- Hansen, Sandra Helihski, in the NovNnber election. Emanuel Luthramn Church. FOR THE CEMETERY Plain and Bodiitifully Doeoralad two 12* baSs. FM /AM radio. Mieromatic player. Alton St., and progress on mak David Hayes, Julian Hodges, Lee transition to the world of high so federation Including Katanga. This In such a situation, toe' actual not ia understood to be in addi ing land off Oak Grove S t into Hunt, Mary Alice Jensen, Dom- ciety, after they find grtd, is the has been accepted, nominally, by Only Magnavox guarantees SERVICE as vrall as tion to any power the town already e nature center. plot ot the second act. verdict of toe people, of toe 'voters Rustic Logs and Boskets, all parts and tubes for one year. bos, and not a limitation of any ihlck Kulpa, Sharon Ladd, Susan Soloists Include John Dyment, both the Central Congolese govern thonselves, may or may not be GtmiSniAS WRCATHS Lattonzlo, David Loverin, Robert Pillows, Blankots and Sprays power. Lyon, Thomas Milkie, Linda Mo- John Golding, Charles Cawley, hi 1-S-l Lb. Siaotot $1.00 For Pound ment of Premier' Adoula and by come the official result. Medal 628 in walnut ^ 2 7 9 ^ ^ The location of land- to be Hugh Hayden, Jack Laslowe, Tom WATCH SALE i»$ President Trfiombe of Katanga bought is behind toe "high volume quln, Joseph Nesta, Martha New Fn^, FrSnk Laraia, Robert This is one o t democracy's worst NOW IS THE TIMEt V Advent Service ton, Virginia Pease, Cathy Pecorl- For DeUrcry Or InfnnawOosi flsM e O al MI S-68M E^-vlnce. CCNME ON IN and BROWSE AROUND! With Stereo FM, $298.80. secUon” of Meki St. businessee. O’Connell, Michael Edinbum and trials of its own philosophy, and Buy HTth Asseirance and Satisfaotlon At MARSH HAT FOR MULOHINa Mkin Bt. merchants were disap- Set at Emanuel no, Cynthia Pope, Stanley Prach- Harold Itoams. A four-piece orches 99 But such acceptance has not be its own belief in itself. WOODLAND GARDENS padntod, they said, when the town n l^ , Merrilee ôulx, David Rob tra, directed Frank Laraia, will Remodel ert, Lynn Russell, David Stark, ALL PROCEEDS GO t o THE come real, on e it^ r side, and there 168 WOODLAND STREET perldng authbrity bought lots on accompany the chonig and soloists. But democracy must be pretty FOUR OLD JOHN J. ZAPAIHIA In Oar Greenhoases—African V ld ^ Cycla Ih e Rev. Donald Nelson, Hart Katherine Tontlllo, Frank TantU- Proreeds rt the show will benefit is some doubt It ever will. Tshombe kiq>i* St- *314 St. which lo, and Raymond Wsdker. CIVITAN CLUB OF MANCSHE^ keeps playing the -will of the wisp. good. For it has {Hoved able, in FDR COAT FHOMisPHONE MIMl 3-84748-8474 men and smaOsmall potted pianta.phuita. Superb Television were relatively low priced, but ford, will speak at on Advent Pray a Christmas party for children of the past, to suffer an outright in which were not near enough to the Srtiool Menus And observers back in the->CentraI INTO A er Day service Sunday at 7 pm. for tholr ehorltoblo work hi loW justice and still retain its loyalty heart of toe businew district. in the sehetuery 'of Bhnanukl Luth Lake Street School: M- - or Call Collect ing in the White House has readied and dependabitify. 260 square inch picture, high Re-venue from the sale of such Three women customers and the rice, beef and gravy* buttered The tactic sem ed to work, at items and tickets will offset the woman salon manager collected Julienne carrots; Tueiriay—barbe REG. 49.95 least In attainmoit of its first ob a new informality. Never baa there Yaluas reliability power transformer chassis, big speaker appropriation. the $1.35 between them. cued hamburg, mashed potatoes, jective, when Premier Adoula Just even begun to be such a quantity to $4.98 sound, Chromotone filter for viewing that’s easy Another expense is $400 for the "You’ve been so good about buttered green beans; Wednesday managed to survive a subsequent of humor about a President and his WOOLENS on your eyes. dog warden, who .was granted a this,” the intruder told them, —^beef stew, cracker^, cheese 88 family. And never, either, has the higher allowance for car expenses. "that I’m going to recite some sticks, assorted sandwiches; vote of no confidence in his parlia Thursday—ra-violi, tossed salad, \ humor about a President'and his Contemporary in dark walnut or Traditional hi The amount -will be financed by p o e ^ .’’ ment. Inereased revenue in the dog li The women said it sounded like een beans; Friday—fish cakes, family been quite so good, quite so ESTOWI Filgrhn mahogany or cheriy, modal 155. But where anybody goes from Filgrfui cense fund. "beatnik blank verse.” Sked beans, coleslaw, pickles. there—that seems still aa much of really humorous, quite so affection PHARMACY Another proposed expense Is They said he still was reciting Milk, dessert and sandwiches yCU 3CU 3IU m u M U M U UHF/VHF $OOQOO served -with all meals. a problem as ever. Premier Adoula ate, between Its barhs, as that 4Se Hartford RA—MI 8-994« 81,000 from too capital Improve- os he closed the door behind him. which has been rather steadily {Oillaf *2 2 8 ' seems to be without natural po EOilhI DHAJXS REG. 19.95 litical strength of his own, and produced during the past two Cheney Hall. FAMOUS l i A i l l years. Hartford Road Open Tomorrow BEAND n A l t l seems to be taking a battering -||dfil2«MAajL' V from boî right and left. The Unit Occasionally, perhaps,' aome of Manchesiefl 10 A.M. to 6 PJ«. The pridetess gift far every Mother . WHEE! WATER’S DRYER i99 ed States and Belgian threaten to us come close to a stuffed-shirt CHRISTMAS CARDS (Portable) lead a battle of economic pres^ feeling about all this, as if It might BOT-HOT.„Am sures against Tshombe, to try to lower the dignity of toe presidency, SJBLEOT TOURS FROM force him into line, , and it is in aa if there were aome national dis OUR VAST S E L E O n O N THERE’S A LOTI e Drlee liair while doing year ^ deed something that Belgium, the respect involved in it. -But most of Last chance order hOUMWMfc original colonial power once con the time our doubts are resolved e Drlss hair In ^ boor Nowl F« only a > ■ , 0 Nail dryer sidered favorable to Katanga’s by the cleverness of touch with 691 MAIN ST. i s e Extra Urge bonnet separatism, is now <^>erating on which toe new twist of some well- day for fu el ••• hot water e Carrying strap MANCHESTER Watkins qJstom made behalf of at least a federal Congo. known Kennedy trait or personality f . . . ■ , < ■ .h. . go for toe type Of.huipor we have ★ CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVIPJD OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 's PUya U ear, toep, naisr'lg will pot bo aaF *^6ua attainmsnt o t produced about ^ ooM o, 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ' Ml 3-5135 In.lhajM 'lhi . SATURDAY TILL A FAI. M l^lS fi«il9r If. ------TV • \

rAOBTEir ■ANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAT, NOVEMBER «0,' 1961 MANCHtelBR IVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„'FRIDAT, NOVEMBER 80, 19«t PAGE ELEVBN *"8“ toaoe. The program will RcM^ville-Vemoh Coventry twD-wsek-old great frandehild, sonipany’s mala amployas wars Fireman Delivers ehids any males attandtim tee Mark Pierson Dixon, son of tee «. -— ■, Mh^ or teoir«uX l m Winnie Begins Man Trained Oirl Commandos^ called to active duty during' the NOW 2 BARBERS^ Kashmir Talks Set, ^ former Edwina Sandys, would be Koraan War. William “Roy” Strabtoa, Uke pregrama at tea sKhoola tear Introduced to the ftunily gather AT ALL TIMES AT I Pape rs Health attand. . ing. ‘”rhe thsory behind tee program SBC Sets Sights on Plans town fireman at Hose Co. 2 at Sportemen^g Bobsrt W.W . WbalcnW IialM irIr. . J L 89th Year^th Arrested on Weapons Charge was that a lA woman can do more RUSSEU'S tee Center, bad a tow Center piece of the Mrteday than a 4F man,” he said. Robert William vhialen Jr., 12, moments early today whim be India, Pakistan Wary MaiKh eater Bveniag Herald Gev- party wUl be a 16-pound iced cake BARBER SHOP For Future RHS Expansion •iriry eerreapeadaat, Mis. F. Pan- -The cigar-smoking Snook fitted Cor. Oak and Spruce Sts. o t 76 Avondale Rd., a son of Rob and* bla motiher^ln-law, Mta. Tags on Sale Champagne laced with brandy and decorated MOBILE, Ala. (AP)-Ân offieialq Federal agents seiaed tea guns the girls in black, military-type ert W. and Brone Danniahes Whal Rudolph Cariaon, deUvered fala Um Uttle, tolsglioaa Pilgrim with IM. roses. Three quotations Plenty Of Free Paridnr — li — I ' 2-4I8L of a privata tal^phona oonqMuy, because they were net registered Uniforms, gave teem rifles, and en, died suddenly yesterday after ' wlfe’a oixte child at tbelr (OoBtlaaed toom Page Om ) nsitiac and fUtilng liosnasa art (ram tee sayings and writings of as rsqidrsd by law. drilled them In military fashion. TIm high aohool addition buUd*#servicea at home, as w ^ aa abroad. (Oeeteseed from Page Om ) who tralnsd hia woman amployas noon at his home. He was strick home at 805 HarifcM Rd. )ivallabl« from Town Clark tee statesman are etched on tee Some of tee weapons are old He trained teem in firing small iag oommittee took atepa* last church officials said. Elder Robert en as he was preparing to leave “I’m glad I was there but I guard against Pakistan during an Kennedy Set cake in sugar. to he commandos, faces arraign Anderson of Tolland, the home , Turkington at hi. ottics say H—who thought hs would re Army surplus, some homemade rockets—built under his supervi Bight which seem to point toward home to join his friends. He bad wouldn’t want to do Itagaln," undeclared. border war with Young Japanese The qu&tions.” ment today on charges of poasas- by Snook. U.S. Atty. Vernol R. rion—and handling heavy tele missions and welfare director, is undergone open heart surgery (OonUnned troaa Pag« Om ) ing la sure.. It’s the same with my Stratton said today. Town Offioe BuUding. The cover from his broken thigh and • laiger high school than the 1,600 in charge of the appeal. Oiina. Already a oquaditm of "We have now at once to pro sing unregistered automatic weap Jansen Jr., said they should be phone equipment. C A S H F U E L auller this year. life. I cannot say . more.” T oaUed tee doctor-but It F o r Trip to announcement haa been made be Uva to aee this birthday. mote the cause of united Europe.” ons. condemned. So accurate became their shoot student limit recommended by Pastor Donald F. Sandstrom of n Glmrfio also said Gasharrinl Sources said along with tending -American Hercules transports Heed Hoteiosho 'The police were summoned an4 was too late to get my wife cause many people Uke to give tee “But we must have forgotten “I am not to preside over tee Jtdm Snook, 48, a wiry, a bach The civil action charged the ing ability, Snook said, he would sohool administrators. Vernon just returned to a second efforts to revive the boy with an denied that sulrgery was centem- to Church documents the Pope to the hospital in tims, so we transferred teousands of TniMan SERVICE duty tour in Brazil where he is licensee aa Ourlstmaa glfta, Turk- who it was we were talking about liquidation of the British Em elor with a Van Dyke beard, haa weapons were made by Snook let -teem shoot cigars from his Ihe admlnistratora at the last inhalator were unsuccwwful.' He plated. Ihere have been reports said Maas this morning in his pri acl^ accordingly," he added. troops from Pakistan’s borders to Latin America Ingtcn oold. Although Santa Claus doesn't ig re.” been free on $600 bond since he mouth. Sava $3 on 200 OoBoes directing the educational phase of In Rome papers—and among tee endangered Norteeaot visit Japanese homes, tee native It was Churchill.” / without payment of tee federal eommlttee meeting said they was pronounced dead by his per vate chapel at the apostolic pal ■The couple’s new baby girl The buUding % Open from • ”I am myself an English-speak surrendered recently to .U.S. m ar tax and without a statement indi would have preferred a school with a dozen medical boats in the Ama sonal physician. sources at .the Ecumenical Council ace. arrived at about 4 a.m., weigh Duncan Sandys, British Com- WASHINGTON (AP)—President a.mXjn 4:80 p.m. Afondaya, Tues god Hoteiosho, the kind old gen After a quiet luncheon widi ing union.” zon Ri'ver area. shals. He has declined eomment cating an intention to manufac India Finds 3 Million a capacity at 1,600 |or 1,600, for Robert was born Sept. 21, 1960, of prelates meeting In Rome—that The 'Vatican Ecumenical Council ing in at 7 pounds 8 ouncea monwealte relations secretary, Kennedy will go to Costa Rica in days, Thursdays and Fridf^s and tleman who carries a pack on his Lady Churchi]l, Sir Winston wsw From a blind man ^came the' on tee charge. Collect Clothes foT Needy the Pope might have to be operat took tee lead in atranging tee back and has eyes in tee back at ture them. “educattonal” reason*. Last night, in Hartford, and lived in Man was back in session after Thurs Bote Mrs. Stratton and tea February or March for a meeting .from 9 a.m. to nom on Saturdays. to rest this afternowi in prepara proposal-4n a letter to a London U.S. Treasury agwita seised Failure to register such weap The collection of good, used ed on for long - troublesome day’s usual day off. There report baby were admitted to Man negotiations when he flew from Dance a t CHS hia head, makes a realistic substi tion tor a family party tonight. newspaper — that Nov. 80 be NEW DELHI—X recheck of In however, Allen Dresser, assistant chester most of his life. He was a of tee presidents o f. tee Central tute gifts bearer. " eight automatic weapons from ons carries a maximum penalty of dia’s 1961 census Indioates the clothing for the Save the Children prostate condition. edly was no mention of the Pe’s chester Memorial Hospital at New Delhi to Rawolpinffi, tee American republics, tee 'White The Freshman Duice “Vmlce in Sir Winston’s children — Ran henceforth known as Sir Win Snook on March 19.-.He had used superintendent of schools and seventh grade student at Bling Pakistani capital, cm Tuesday. Boys and girls are warned to be five years imprisonmwit and a pogndation is 430,000,000 instead >MICR t SUPPLY c a l ohairman of the committee, indi Federation will be held next week. n Giorno said it interviewed illness at the meeting. 6:20 am . and are reported do House announced today. White” will be held at 8 p.m. to- dolph and Diana Churchill, Mrs. ston’s day. the guns in training) 28 women Public school pupils and students Junior High School. U. S. Assistant Secretaiy of State good, because tee all-seeing Ho fine of $2,000. A tax iff $200 also Is of 436,000,000. Whoi (3ca and cated that financial considerations Survivors, besides his parents, Gasbarrlni In Rome on Thursday. Prof.' Piero Mazzoni, a Rome in g fine. The announcement confirmed m ortow at Coventry £Dgh School Mary Soames and Lady Audley The suggestion was likely to get employes of tee familv-owned Gulf levied on such weapons. ESTABLISHED IMT will begin collecting clothes on He recently wrote in a maga a,______W. Averell Harriman brought teiosho knows sveryteing they are (Sarah Churchill)—were all ex the other recently asrimilaited en- BOLTON NOTCH were prompting a change in the include a sister, Mary Whalen, and physician, remained overnight in word which President Ramon Vil- safeteria. The highlights orchestra doing. a cool reception in Scotland. Nov. Telephone Co., Foley, Ala., as com Snook said hs conceived the idea (Saves are inoludto, the pcqailation Monday, according to Supt. Ray zine article , that the Pope had the apostolic palace but Dr. Gaa- word Wednesday from New Delhi leda Morales of Honduras bad of Haacheoter vriU play for danc pected. ' 80 Is St. Andrew’ s Day, and St. mandos. Snook la vice president of thinking about the student limit two brothers, Joseph Whalen and to Rawalpindi of Nehru’s readi of his women’s militia in 1948 and rises anothsr S,000,000-4o 442,- Ml 3-2141 at the high school. mond Ramsdeil. Clothes collect^ ‘‘iron health.” barrlni made regular vlslts-âll- given newsmen after a meeting ing. Faculty advlaotv chaperoning There was a jposribUity teat his Andrew is Scotland’s patron saint. tee company. expanded it after a number ef the will be distributed to needy chil John Whalen, all at home, and sev Thursday, the paper said, Gas- ness to talk. at tee dance will include Ranald 000, With this consideration in mind, eral aunts and uncles. Ing again this morning before Educators Soy with Kennedy. dren and their parents in the barrini declared: ‘‘It is true that the communique was issued. Sandjrs, Harriman and Ayub stoodley, M rs. Geressa WUUams, the committee instructed Arthur The funeral will be held Mon Khan routed out tee announce 'White House press secretary Pi- southern mountain regions 4>f the he always enjoyed good h^lth. Informants said the pontiff had 'erre Salinger said Kennedy re Mrs. Aime Wheeler, Gariand Reedy Tim e o f Your Life H, Cook, of the architectural firm United States and elsewhere. day at 8 a.m. at the Benjamin . J. But in recent times he has tired ment ot tee negoUatlcms at Ayub and George Coon. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 a goc I night’s sleep and awakened Cut in Budget Khan’* dinner tttble Weeteea^y ceived' tee Invitation some time of Jeter and Cook, to plan for a Briefs himself out, caught cold, over feeling' better and showing signs In chatve of tea danacs wUi bs stronger foundation and a rein John H. Moffat, manager of the Main St., East Hartford, with a night. Sandys flew to New Delhi ago and now has accepted it By ARTHUR LORD taxed himself. As aooh as he of Improvement. His spirits were He said tee meeting would give Richard Papanos. Other commit forced roof for one section so a Rockville office of the Southern solemn high Mass of requiem at feels a bit better, he wants to get with it at 5 a.m. Thin-sday for tees include Cathy-Woods, invita- Newspaper Enterprise Aasn. . • I » y reported good amid indlcaUcns he Hurts Schools Nehm’s approval. Kennedy an opportunity to meet second floor of classrooms could New England Telephone Co., was St Bridget’s Church, Mtachester, out of bed. It is difficult to keep was taking his illness more lightly tions; David Storrs, decorations; Dear Arthur: Laughter Is my be added in the future, if desired. m oderator tor a meeting of the at .9. Burial wiU be in St. M ary’s The announcement said minis tee Central American presidents secret of successful living. Plain him there.” thwt those around him. and discuss with teem matters of Donaild Storra, publicity; Carolyn Dresser estimated the second floor North District Manufacturers As Cemetery,. East Hartford. R Glornl said the doctor was The League of Women Voters ters of tee two governments Clark, band; Carolyn Trask re- and simple laughter. sociation held at Somers Wednes Thiuaday night he got out of bed would negotiate first and Nehru mutual interest. oould accommodate about 250 Friends may call at the funeral asked if he feared for the Pope’s for a few hours, walked about his last night heard a league 00m- Villeda Morales, who arrived freshmentst queen, Frederick I have seen so many men and OPEN more students. day. Dr. William Chens, American home tomorrow and Sunday from and Ayub Khan would meet “at * MBnlcueei and Stanley Nye, clean- womrii worry/ their lyay. through life. Gasbarrlni was said to lurve private apartment and relaxed for mlttes report on how school prin tee appropriate stage.” No ‘date here this morning acity of the high school Harold Phillips, 48, of 158 Lud ents interested in tee school pro- derstand how such people can bs lA lR The monthly refuse collection Committee members gave the “great statesmanship’* by Nehru He said his talk with Kennedy ?” Mrs. John N. Wimarns of happy. Dec. 1) to around l,aa its on the size of its high school, *rhe White House conference weapons” from Cuba. psychologist and for teacher aides The House finally adjourned meeting they wUl have d u rlr" B . Gray and Mias BHaine J. 'Wheel m y door. -• but that it had been forced to re Public Records at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, was a small gathering. On the when tee government prom VUleda Morales’ stay. Ha is er, Tolland County club agrnt and Warrantee Deeds: L R. Stich So far as American officials to assist at lunchtime and on tee My friends are tee oome or per vise the limits and build additions Hebron. The Rev. Gordon W. Wee- U.S. side, in addition to Kennedy, playground. ised an explanatlcm. schediUed to leave Saturday for assistant club agent, laspectlvsly. Associates Inc. to John T. Cary know, Khrushchev failed to fulfill MlanU. haps even more. on more than one occasion. man, rector, officiated. Burial was were Riisk and Llewellyn ‘Thomp 7. Maintenance and equipment Ayub Khw has been imder Refreshments will be served and Chi other aspects of the prelimi Jr., property off Edith Rd., to in St. Peter’s Cemetery. his commitment because Castro a special prize given. Ban-Lon knit shirt and socks son an admbdstration. adviser on are cut year after year, and tee pressure from many of tee dep When I was young my sUppers nary plan drawings, the architects Ernest P. Jr. and Beverly A. Holt, Bearers were William Jackson, Soviet affairs who recently com refused to cooperate. Thorp Asks Views property off Donnel Rd., to teu- cutting is now pro'vlng to be crit uties to break off Pakistan’s ties wars rod. • reported they had enlarged the Walter Gleason, Robert Cromwell, pleted several years as U.S. am The major threat of the U.S.- ical and false economy. . with tee pro-W estern CFINTO and The public is Invited to confer geqe J. and Margaret Russel, Soviet confrontation over Cuba I could kick up my heels right ... number 1 gift set for a second gymnasium from 40 to 60 Henry Blair and Douglas Mc- bassador to Moscow. Mikoyan 8. 'There is a need for Increased SEATO alliances because of tee with Representative-elect Walter feet to 56 by 80 feet. 'The consensus property off Donnel Rd. Brieriy* - was accompanied by Soviet ended early this month when L. ’Thopp Sr, who wiU be haifing over my head. Incorporation Certificate Amend benefits at least comparable to rush of the Unitbd States and When I grew older my sUppeis seemed to be that a 40 by 60-foot Military services were conducted Ambassador Anatolyn Dobrynin. Khrushchev pulled out 42 big mis Britain to build up Indian arsen office hours each Saturday from gymnasium would not provide suf ment: Vernon Pharmacy Inc., siles and later promised to \rito- industry, sudi as major medical were blue. number 1 guy...by Puritan at graveside by servicemen from Each side had two interpreters and Blue Cross. als. Pakistani critics charge tee X 10 a.hL to-rnion at the Town Hall ficient area for physical education name changed to Vernon Drug the Cromwell Nike Base. present. Mikoyan spoke in Rus draw within 30 days about 30 IL% Annex. Repj ‘Thorp ‘ said he is tn- But still I oould danoe tea whola Inc., located at Vernon Circle. Miss Catherine Shea, principal rapid-fire guns . and other vêap- classes with the portable divider A delegation from John Mather sian. jet bombers. ons eventually will be turned tweated especially at this time In night through. in use. Chapter, Order'of DeMolay, visit U.S. officials said Cuba was the at Verplanck School, said In her p«M hal views on two bills he pro Vernon news Is handled by The Soviet neg;otiators In New York Interview with tee committee against Pakistan. ■hirt and 2 pain matching socks V V A C Estimates of the swimming pool ed the funeral home last night. dominant subject of the confer are also reported to have told Kashmir is tee key issue. The poses tb'present to tee January Now that I’m old my riippar* ara ' gift boxed. 1.1 • jr 9 cost ranged from 6200,060 to |350,- HeraJdis Rockville Bureau, 6 W. ence, but they described the dis member, “Progress In teucatlon hlacl^ Main ( St.,- telephone TRemont U.S. representatives that Soiriet depends upon tee ability to provide ruling Hindu marahajah of Kash Mssion of tee General AasemMy 000, depending on materials used cussion as wide-ranging. On troops would be taken out of Cuba mir, whose 8% million people are pertaining to- local regulations I walk to tee store and puff my and possible optional items as un- 5-S1S6 or MltcheU 9-6797. specific points, they said there and use materials In tee field. way back. in the im m ediate future. DismEui- Continual budget cuts in this area 77 per cent Moslem, decided to concerning boating safety and lton; Mrs. Bhra Lutz, 88 Florence sion in St. Peter’s Basilica voted take up the Ue Ecclesia thesis central government. Anoteer important issue, in mas party at 8 p.m. Tuesday at W on ’ t SeU. His Place doesn’t know the meaning of ironing! Blake collar model. White. lUZM cluded: A likely .finishing date over aUtion WINF Sunday at 7:: St.; Mrs. Bfairley Penney, ToUand; to end .^scussion on a thesis on immediately so that prelates Thant’s report was isstied in tee ■view of Red (Jhina’s attack, is “88” 2-Door tee Church Community House. p.m. and dally next week' at 7. possible unity with Orthodoxy. Members are urgred to In'vite one Vi-18, 82-86 sleeve. . < sometime in August or Septem Mrs. Rose Ann Morrison, Coven could get their views on record wake of moves by tee United Indian transport across East 'Pak- DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP)— Jiffies for men havo ber of 1964; that it probably be a.m. and'6:30 p.m. The Spokesman said the coun- before the recess. The progres- ista|i to tee threatened plains o f er more guests. In charge of tee try; Mrs. Sandra Daigle, 73 Fair- States and Belgium to strengthen ’58 VAUXHALL $450 Richard Wldmer says he has Jbuilt-in coipfort, fashion, better to ha»ê the pool and the field St.; Mrs.' Mildred Llsella, cU’s presiding committee then an- ,sives were raported also to hope Asm m . nogram will be Mrs. JCchasl J. Seaman James V. ColUef, son of his hand in dealing with the pro 4-D oor Peace and Mrs. George Carpenter. changed his mind and will not convenience. Imported school as separate it«ns when the the thesis could teen be redrafted At present only a narrow In sell his place in line to get Scott appropriation request is made at a Mr. and^ra James E. Ctolller, 109 by a commission during tee vincial leader. The two nations af dian corridor about a dozen miles Serving refreshments will be Mrs. Viyella plaid upper with St. John St., is serving aboard the firmed that severe economic pres Cfounty’g No. '1 auto license plate town meeting; and whether it was b JTS, S k . ' S recess. wide threads it* way north of ’58F9RD $695 R u ^ ReeAY: Gary area. Belvedere “V-8”, 4-Door compensate him for his 166-hour ville, $1,665; Clyde Chevrolet, its huge installations in Katanga Red CSiiiia, in obaiging India haedleb. R ockville, $1,790'; ------M ickey's Robert W. Hamlll, son of Mrs. Harrison, 32$ W. Middle Tpke.; Durant St.; Mrs. Ann Cape Cap- are at the mercy of Tshombe’s H ardtop \ The gifts may be for" a child, wait. He added ’that Jie will keep Robert Hamill, 68 Laurel St., was Edward 'Schweitzer, Windsorville. forces and U.N. troops can’t pro with provocative troop move the license for his own car. Motor Sales, Rod a Nash petta, Mansfield: Mrs. Karen Bar Six More Bodies ments', said truckloads of Indian Buq or woman. As it is necessary agm icy, $1,976. honored Tuesday for distinguished BIRTHS iTESTERDAY: A son ton and son. West Willington; Mrs. tect teem . 37 Other Makes And- for the hospital to place each gift, Wldmer’s wife has bsen halping academic achievemeitt at Spring- to Mr. and ,1^8. Harry Tomasek, troops were moving up to the his maintain tes plaes in llns. BHS Baud to PUy Sheila Sclmeider and ‘daughter, 'Thant's plan calls for a federal It is requested teat tee Items re ' field (Mass.) College, where he is RFD 1, Rockville; a daughter to Found in Harbor constitution for the Congo with cease-fire line in tee C3ilaming The Chamber of Commerce an Stprrs; .Mrs. Janice Albro and and. Bomdila areas and making Models to Choose From main unwrapped with the wrap nounces that the RockviUe High a junior, at an. annual hotfor c

■ I A PAfn TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 196S Section Two FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 19^ flHDAT, NOVEMBER 80, 1961 drinking and other bad baUta. Any SHOPPING Paget 13 to 14 B a l Boyle cemetery ia XiiU of them. Teacher Speaks FOR RENT The moat anjqyablo way to aee DAYS TILL Rt. 6 Meeting your dentiat twice a year la to After Breakfast S and M mn. Merle Prêotoim Sundry Ideas bn Age, meet him in a neighb<ôod bar. CHRISTMAS —eoand or aUent also U nwn. 364 on RoU Staikri, Ingrid Bteriman, Rotaan Huaban^. who. pnde Utemaelvea Slated Dec. 17 slide projectors. Btsnnait, Euen Stuigeon, Linda Christmas Play on being good cboka almoat hrvar- Dr. R obvt Woolsqr, PIlD., o t WELDON DRUG. CO. Btntsvant, Beanor Swanson, iably leave the diahea for thek ' Mayor Francis Mahoney has ar Watertown, srlU speak at a break T w ^ r TeMler, Dorotiw Thomson, M l Main S t—TU. an 8-SS21 Andrea Tomtao, Myra neash, Su Set for Sunday Ulcers,^ Women,1 , ' Etc. I wives to do. fast Sunday at S t Mary’s Eplsoo- There's alw a^ something In life ranged a meeting on the proposed san TYoitar, ' Robert 'Vlaialulis, to look forward to. As soon as you relocation of Rt. 6 Monday, Dec. pitl Church. Hls'topic will be "A 82 MHS Students Kathy Veniwrt, James Wakh, At South Church By HAL BOTLE ^ backyard. The advantage of a pay off the m ortga^ on your 17, at 8 p.m. in Fiano’s Restaurant, snopimmaukt Crisis in Conformttgr.” Peter Ylfise, Laurie Young, Lois NEW YORK (AP)—Jumping to rooster over an alarm clock is borne, the roof la lound to start Bolton.' Mr oHtnus nuvs Breakfast will, be served after Young, Richard‘ZHinakax. ' “Christmas, Then and Now,” a that you can’t turn it off, roll over Sophomores on tbs high honor conclusionB, and go back to sleep. leaking. Letters will be sent out notify an annual Advent corporate Com iSay in three aoenes, wU be pra- ing all town officialB who took part munion sendee at 7:80 for men CASH FUEL ipU were: ’niose who have won success In ’The reason we have less fun highways and bridges committee and boys. Earn High Honors Pamela Barnlngham, (Jonstance aented Sunday at 5 pjn. at a In the first meeting set Up by Christmas 'Vesper Service at Sooth their careers are more fearful now is that we’re ail so sophisti Novel' Ornaments Mahoney and also all newly elect in the past legislative seesion. Dr, Woolaoy is chairman of the SERVICE Barrett; Robert Beach, Ctotiila cated nothing surprises us any Briggs, Sarah (hapln, Edward Methodist Omreh. There win be a of failure than those still on the ed ofBolals in towns along the department of classics at Taft A total of 364 senior high students at Manchester High way up. Victory makes almost as more—and it’s fun to be surprised. proposed route of the highway. School for Boys, Watertown, Sava $3 oa 200 GaBoM (hitman, Suzanne Chwles, George family supper in Cooper Hall aftw many cowards as does defeat. It Geography was easier to learn- , Adorn Far Lands Listing Godb Urged where he teaches Oredc and School have earned honors for the first quarter of the school Davis, Patricia Feltbam, Judith in the old days when everythbig Alan Edwards of the lYlllimanUc the program. is .only when you realize you have It la customary among the Chamber of Cbnsêrce, who took Latin. He tarns been a member' of year. The figure includes 82 on the high honor roB and 242 on Frithsen, Gary Guiias, Elizabeth something to lose that you be that belonged to the British Em Czechs and Slovaks, say the edi WASHINO*rON — Small-busi the laymen’s divisloa o t the' Dio House, Betsy Hyde, Judith' Jack- Members of Grades 5 and 6 east pire was tinted pink on the map— part In the campaign to get funds ness men should write and keep 'the honor roll. in the play are Deborah Hawkea, come really frightened. tors of The Encyclopeace pro AT A PROHT. MORIARTY b r o t h e r s PR IO B ARE 60 years ago. Ybe "wanted” list ceive an Advent candle kit. PARAKEETS woman. gram a waste of talent. tricia Close, Lynne Cormier, Char (kmklln, Kathlton Oonlon, Daniel Janice Peach, James Peters, pulled the switch that produced also Includes d Gburaid, Arden Godin, Stanley Fuller, Elizabeth Oaudreau, Diane Karl Smith, Pamela Smith, Rutit this year Is chairman of the cham til 0,' except Saturday, when they cludes Mra John Oark, ebainnan; TOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOGUTION. Grzyb, Baifwra Guatafaon, Jane Gee, Gail Oeromlller, Qnglenn Strickland Richard Suhle, A'vis ber’s Christmas decorations com cloee at 5:30. Stores wUl cloee at M. Philip Susag and Mria fiber- Give your bird a home to BUd, Baibara Harria, Robect Gibbs, M krk Blalber, Donald Oo- Swallow, Ingrid Swanson, Donna mittee. 6:80 on D ^ 34. wnod Humphitoa / he proud of. Come in and Hayes, A^ce Hettinger, Donna beille, Doreoi Golaa, Olorls Goads, Tidford, Pamela Volkert, Valerie ThS fe stiv e atmosphere isn’t 85 East Center St. Hblmes, Jbne Howeeon, Harry Patricia Out, Paul Oworek, Wabrek, Sandra Williama, Linda confined to the street, either. Most see our large selection of At Summit St. Huntington. Charles Haid, Judith Hall, Jbmea Yaworski, Thomas Zabrovsky. stores have attractive decorations cages, stands and acces* Also, Kazto janason, Maryann Holloran, MQohael Handler, Chthy to put shoppers In a hriiday mood. Ziou Liitheraus sories. Weekend C!ash and Carry Special t - Kovalcek, Chetyl'Kjfaney, Judy B. Hubbard. Display oases are filled with at Local Stocks SWEETHEART labson, Mlcba^ .Muiretano, El Also, Gordon Hurwitz, Blaine tractive merchandise to fill the Siug for Shut-ius len LeUanc, Joanne L. Lucas, Su Hyson. Kometii PHtredge, Paul needs of every gift list. san Lcmdgren, Miriam MaoDuff, PiibKc Records Kracunas, Dennis Kuzinlckas, Jon *T don’t know what to get her” QuetaUona Furnished by Members of Zion Evangelical Lu MANCHfSTER $ 1 .3 9 Betty Maloroa, Diane M aiût, Lambert, Tara Latawlc, Richard .Coburn SUddlebrook. InA OHfford Massey, (Jaral McAdamg, Warrantee Deeds la a common Oiristmas slipping theran Oiurch will ring Christmas ROSES JLawrence, Janice Lemay, Claire phrase. Merchants suggest you let Bank Stocks OandB at Mancheatar Memorial Jill Messenger, TTiomas Meyer, PET CENTER Levesque, Peter Maloney, Larry FYank Ocuubolati to William F. the clerks help you in selecting. Bid Asked Karen Mitchell, Jane Mokulls. Maney, Beverly Mazur, Ronald ahd Irene D. (Jlemens, ivoperty at 0>nn. Bank and Trust Hoepital, Manchester ccnvaleacent 9^^Main St. — MI 9-4278 Also, Richard Moriariy, Carol Ib e (Jhristmas shopping list is one MoChnit; Jennifer McCormick Ju 107 Highland St. of the smartest you can write. Co...... 66 09 homes, and for tha aged and rinit- Op^vT'onight to 9 P.M. M(x>re, Donna Muschko, Robert dith McGUb.Karen Meyer, Carol Practical Builders, Inc., to Hartford National ins of its oongregation. The WaL Nixon, Patricia B. O’Brien, Pa Just give the clerk some details Mlchalik, Sbarog^Miiiphy. Charles C. and D oro^ K. (HU, ritout the receiver and ahe will Bank aAd Trust Ck>. 66 ,60 ther League Young PeoiSe’a So tricia Pagan!, Peter Pantuluk, property at Gartii Rd. and Fer Fire Insnranoe Companiee Aleo, Arthur rn^ceraon. K arl heb> you to decide on nylons, ciety will apicmaor the sing. The Maiy. Pierce, Edwlna Pinavicdi, Norris, Edwin WUliam guson Hd. '' gloves. Jewelry, clothing. Keep Htfd. Fire ...... 64H 68^ Eugene Rehse, Regina RicO, Joyce (^nitolahn Deed National Fire ...... 113 123 Rev. Pûl O. Prokapy, paator, will O’Oozmell, Kenneth OUVer, Jean your ears opdn in these shopping present a Christmas hlsUMry and R ii^ Unda Roberts, Joel Rottner, Olshewakl. R o b a r,t Patm Town of Manchester to Hart weeks before Christmas because Phoenix Fire ...... 109 119 Mar-Sal Drapery Shop Marilyn St. Pierre, Ann Scorso, man Tobacco Co., two parcels of Ufe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. direct the gathering. Richard Peck, Dianne Platt, that best girl ,la probably droiqring The carolm will meat Sunday 997 Main St., Manchester Mark Sheptoff, Maryann Siemien- art Ponton, John Preston, Mat land on Burnham St., southeast gentle hints anyway. Aetna Casualty .... 77 84 Bkl, Everett Smith, Gary Smith. And northwest of Windsor S t, Aetna L ife ...... 126 133 ceived an MA., degree in religion at 5 p.m. at the' church aaaemhly thew Heise, AbigaU R|eln|ond, Men, while they may not make room. After a brief pr»-alng they ORHEN Also, Unda -A. Smith, Susan Cheryl Robinson, tensrende RofrW', amdniÛng to CSS acres and JI7 It obvious, can get sentimental at Conn. General ...... 1 2 9 ^ 137% Evangelist Guest at Central Bible Institute and Sem Tel. MI 3-9295 STAMPS Smith, Judy Steeves, Edjiptrd. S„ Htfd. Steam Boiler 113 123 inary, Springfield, Mo. wlU g o to Mandiaeter MrioMeWl ghUHltJRnaopnl, Nancy Ryan, . Joyaa BOtes. , , ChriatmasUme, too. Tailor the gift Hoîital, Mancheatar (tonvaleacent "Iwa« the night before Xmas Stephens, Herta Stertman, Mar Rylander. MteRiage Uoenae to fit the man. He likes to be sur- TYaveleni ...... 168 166 At Two 3e ^ c e s The Rev, Mr. Viiello has been a lene Stokes, Eileen Sullivan, Janet Ate), (Jynthia Sebuetz, Diane Edward James HlU, 09 Strick PnbUo UttUties traveling evangelist tor three years, Home and Green Ledge RestBome. Swaxuon, Kenneth Swartz, David prlaed, too, so select carefully. Mis. Richard Radmagla wUl play, And thb drapes -were not there 'The NAD A Guide Book Scruton, Diane Sharp, Sllalne Shei- land St., and Lorraine Ann Ren- w b a t he needs is n&t always what Conn. Light Power .. 30% 32% .The, Rev, .Joseph L. Vltello of conducting campaigns throujdUMrt a portable organ. Don’t let thig^ happen to you is the “Bible” of the auto ’niornhlll, David ’Tomaako, Donna don, Kium tbiinaz, Patricia Sie- zonl, 186 Summit S t, Ouireh of he 'wants. He's probably hlntiiig, Htfd. Electric Light 77 82 Brie, Pa., evangelist, will be guest tb« United States. He was pastw of Shop Pinehurst at .the cor YOU CAN BUY YOUR USED CAR AT WHOLESALE. THAT MEANS YOU'RE Valente, Susan Walker, Haiinra mlenski, Joyce Stalger, Deborah the Assumpti(», Jan. 80,^0^. Hartford Gas Oo. .. 67 the Salem C3nmch, Jamestown, Monday a t 6 pjn. the group wOl too. preacher at Sunday services at U meet and go to Laurel Manor Con ner of Main and Turnpike Put your drapbfy order in by industry. It gives all Housewives will find many work Southern New England N. Y., for four years. His future makes and models with GEHING IT AT THE SAME DISCOUNT A DEAUR WOULD GET TO RESELL IT Telephone ...... 47% 51% am . and 7 p.m. at Clalvary (3iurch, plans include a missionary evan valescent Home, Oestflrid Con'va- . . . 1 block north of the [I] savera in the stwes. Oieck the ap lescent Hospital and to 'visit ttu the 1st ' . their Iquipment and the AT A PROFIT. pliance counters and you'll se^ for Man ofactn ring OompairiM Assemblies of God. gelistic ministry in Ehirope., Armory and avoid the Arrow, Hart, Heg. ..63 66 The .evanîst is a graduate o t Special music and messages on aged and shut-ins. Mra Thomas P. prevailing value of the yourself. Not all homemakers feel McKenna will be the organist downtown push . . . plenty And they'll be hanging by the ’’oheated” on (2u-istmas because Associated Spring ..14 .16 Northwest Bible Institute, Green practical Christian' living will be of parking in our own lot. 24th. car in this section. READ herei they got something (or the house Bristol Brass ...... 10 12 Lane, P a , an Assemblies of . God featured at the services. The pub The public ts invHed to partici THE CHART BELOW IN THE BARGAIN--MORIARTY BROTHERS WILL GIVE YOU ANOTHER DIS RENT J> oJunaL U)su v l ratiier than something (or them Dunham Bush ...... 5. 6 theological schori. He recently re lic is invited. pate in the aing. Don’t delay—order today. COUNT IN THE FORM OF 10,000 GREEN STAMPS ON ANY USED CAR selves. Ehn Bart ...... 62 56 and see what “Buying [ .] Fafnlr ...... 39% 43% Wholesale” can save for 2 PRICED AT $195 OR OVER. JUST THINK W HAT 10,000 GREEN STAMPS u tf .U J, FORMAL OCCASIONS Add touches of beauty to the CUSTOMERS ARE Open 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. D«5C. 3-Dec. 24 FOR WEDDINGS home that w e whole (amUy will N. B. Mariilne 20 .22 REALLY PLEASED you! WILL GET FOR YOU FOR CHRISTMAS - - - FREE! anjoy. Some (amilles dsetde to North and Judd .... 14 16 Umit personal gifts and buy one Stanley Woriu ...... 17% 19% VifITH THIS AFTER NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- major item. There are many'fzqm Veeder-Root ...... 42 46 .• the Holiday sate on which to chooee in funiiahings,- The above quotations are not to YEAR AND N.A.D.A. Moriaity's YEAR AND NJL.DJL. Moriarfy's table pieces, pianos, IB-FT and tele- ha.construed as actual marketa plump, large V / i li^ vlsicm. FRESH FRYERS/ MAKE Book Value Low Price MAKE Book Volua EVERYTHINC IN S T O C K lfl And don’t forget the youngsters. TASTE OF HONEY Low Priet The oountera are'filled with toys. BLOOMINGTON, Bl. (AP) — BROILERS. ROASTERS OPEN TILL 5 PJL THURSD4Y ir i FMDAYIIUY Many are educational toys. Some That was a 'sticky Job burglars which are the buy of the OPEN TONIGHT till 9 toys have heen coming hack year pulled at a factny here. Thieves aftw. year, like the Teddy hear, stole 1,600 pounds of honey in 86 week a t 32c lb. Think of . . - Order Now for Chiiitinas . . . > ^CONTI’ENTAL 1» MERCURY wboM first appearance wag about sixty-pound cans. • it, a roaster or fryer for *4265 3 or 4 servings at only 4-door, au /fiijly equipped. Low Monterey 4-Door. Beige. Radio, One Of mileage, choice ^ 3 6 5 0 $1565 *1175 $1.12 each, or when one heater, Mercomatlc. * Connecticut’s i of these birds is cut up, Ta p e RECORDERS \ | A Largest at no charge it gives you R a d io (^ I large breast, two large m COKTI’ENtAl 3 8 8 1RPLYMCUTH Formal < legs, plus soup parts'for (Convertible 4-dr, wh^te, black *4520 > ^ Rental less than 37c a serving leather interior, fully equipped, Fury 4-door, green,,V-8, automat •'/ TOMetrr one owner. ic, radio, ' heater, power, steering. *1565 >1250 Stores M . Excellent condition. 1 ■ , Pork sparerlbs. small, regfulars m i 9 : 0 0 or country style are good buys at .49e lb. *62 ^SATURDAY CROWN WDCPGE. 1PJI.T1II While we sell a lot of fresh Imperial 2-dr. haititop, white, $4440 ly chopped chuck or 3 in 1 fully equipped, one owner, low, *3790 *1190 low mileage. ' ** Seneca 4-door, white bottom with *910 C iO SlB g blend of pork',-veal and beef > tan top, RAH, V-8, standard. I |. Coii,wwGo,dSrt.. D«.1 ;OM y | at 89c lb., we are also mov ^ .e. Sopport Your Local UNITia> FUND c. ing hundreds of pounds of our 59c regular hamburg, '61 FREE PUB^nEUi PABH3NO all beef, at the special mice MERCURY ’59>ORR Meteor 600 4-dr.,. 2 to choose from, *1655 of 49c lb., 5 lb, lots 4Sc 1b. nicely equipped v f^ R A H , stand *1345 Ranch vagon, 4iÔm% blaclC ra *1240 ard transmission. dio, heater, V-8, automatic, <»e *945 17 HOURS ONLY 7 1 owner. . A popular S meals in one com for lYTBlNO! bination is our special whole I Scoop! Wallaco Stainless of Factory Price MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER strip pork roast at 49c lb. cut into ail chops or 8 or 10 chops MODEL MM115 • Special for Saturday Only • with 2 roasts. in CADILLAC. 'S9PCNTIAC 11 A.M. to 6 PJi. THE STANDOP VALUE OF THE YEARI Model 62 (kinvertible, RAH,'auto *4425 Cataliiia 2-door hardtop, blue and *1600 G E N U IN E U F W n M E SEBVICBB PINEHURST matic, power steer-brakes, leath *3790 vriiite, RAH, Hydra., power steer 24-PIEOE SET er Interior, plus air conditioning. can pay more for a car. But why aiMHiM you. . . En}(qr up to 4 hours of uninterrupted listening pleasure on tape you ing-brakes. • / '1 2 0 5 COMPLETE SERVICE FOB SEC You Am FROZEN FOODS ' âra Lee all butter Pe record yourself or on pre-recorded tape, featuring top artists. The DONT PAY $12.95 when Dodge 880 pays ao aMich attention to your aanaa,ol MM115 helps entertain, teach and do so many wonderful things for i - wall being. Enter Dodge 880 and aee what we mean. can coffee cakes fea There's an abundance pf room for family and frienda and everything alM that goaa your family. Unique stand-up styling makes it an attractive addition Saturdayy Ideal tured at 69c each. to any room and only Telectro upright tape recorders provide high AS IS SPECIALS ^ s * with people. Note tha luxury. Carpeting Is woven thick with r M loop pMe. This wMa^ Frozen breaded Arnold's fidelity performance in either stand-up. or horizontal position. Come Only ^ for 1956 MERCURY 525C I9SS POHTIAC $fS With welcdming seats are chalr-hlgh. Upholstery is hand-fitted in custom^ Jacquard nyfona Cubed Veal Steaks see...hear...and talk to the MM115 today! 59 CONTINENTAL G ifts 4-Door. 2C127A. 2-door. Blue. No. 3CS9A. Coupon and auppia vinyls. Impeccable. '88 Dodge 880, custom-made for tha awn''who Hkaa 4 to a lb., 89c ■ TWo.4 X • frant-proiacted spukart ■ Pewer 1958 MERCURY 5345 1955 FORD $95 everything in his BMtorlng big.l.pxceptthe price. Big room. Big rhfo. Big power.Two Arnold's Hamburgs 2-Door. 2L25B. 'Ranch wagon. No. aMiiip Fcaittvaly Nona Sold Baton ar Aftnr Satur M Svratt amptlflar ■ Zipeed, Z4nck raeoid UMOUWNE TOWN GAR ^ 3 2 0 5 day, Dec. 1. A Bepreaeataliva WHl Be Hera series. Nln$ linodeit. Each backed by a revoiutionary new 5-year/80,000-mHa warranty.* 4 to a Ib^, 89c play ■ Slnsla knob control ■ ExUm al apaakar *119” 1957 MERCURY $445 to Oendnot Sale. lack ■ Space-saving decorator canybig case E-Z Terms Black fiimh. Fully equipped plus air 1956 CHEVROLET $195 Stetion wagon, white and green. Guaranteed lifetime soUd atainleaa steel CRAFT ■Bt4lBlWW^ H[WEWUNftUf5|1BWWpll conditioning. Original factory delivery 2-Door. 3C76B. No. 3C88A. MMWMi BOftElraaiBMtoBMBoiRilMnil girti (■Hh ED by WALLACJB, "FINE SILVERSMITHS GUARANTEED Oil kOO^Mp-flBUiM i Finsbury's representative, price $9,500. MOBIARTTB PRICE 1955 PLYMOUTH $150 195S CHEVROLET $49.50 FOR MORE THAN A (JBNTURY." DIDGEMN ooehoEiK Joseph McCarthy of Brand- Furniture Dept. 4-Door. 3C60A. 4-Door. . . . It la your guarantee of quaUty and lifetime Fwtory Guaranteed—Lifetima ford St., just set up a large aervice. You get a lifetime free replacement Free Replacement III. guarantee with' each 24*pieoe atainleaa set t o t DO NOT PHONE display of Pillsbury Cske (Lower Store l,evel) r tiiia amazing aals for on^ I8-88, ocmideta aarv- Due to a limited suHily only £ mixes to sell special at 3 for Main Street • MI 9-5221 lee tor six: people, 88c (usually 39c each), Buy Wholesale Support th(i euitant a NKVEK NDQDB POUSHINO per customer ■ w n x , NOT TABNI S a . B U ST OB. STA IN NO FEDERAL TAX ôiee of Double Dutch, — FREE PITRNELL PARKING — fund Mve of the Cktn- a BEFLAGEWZraOlTTXlMBLIBllXAND ... White, Choco or Yellow. neejîm ■ Institute tor CHORCHES MOTORS, Inc. SAVE the bfillnd. Send y e a r MORIARTY BROTHERS tk& ônal Stotnleai la look for the golden mlies Apples from Pero and a sale gift dollars to BUND, stelKiv flatah. 24 p» aet with wot------"t : — I— ^------——-— 80 OAKLAND STREET—M A N C ^ST E R . C<)Nt^. on^ seed lcis Indian River W Holcomb, Street, ratagkatvea. A $280i • fo *650 014J5 46 WEST CENTER ST. Fink Grapefruit 4 for 29c.. .Hartford 12. I Liggett Parkade Drug ON A GOOD USED CAR Lincoln Continental Mercury — Comet t - EnglUh Foi^ WiUy$ Jeep ...:.. » 5 ;8 2 SILVER LANS EXTENSION / “FIRST FOR SVERYTHINGr' 301-315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER— Ml 34135 — OPEN EVENINGS 1^ ^ W. MkkDa T u m iA i Thki Store Only Jlaahunt, 80S Main St. r ■ ■ Hi MLH H H \ '-"I > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRH)AT, NOVEMBER 80. 196S / . ■ ■AKCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 196* tionaT dinner in a Polynesian fam PAGE FIFTEEN ily might be: Roast pig, prepared WorlJPs Christinas Feasts / In an imu, a covered rock oven; gray-brown pol; raw salmon, with Fred Turkington vinegar and herbs; island spinach Offer Natibhal Favorites cooked in coconut milk; and pic kled pineappla Dessert might IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH j> Aa m udi a part o f C9atetinaa aatoig, with an a }^ in its mouth, be paôn-fniit pie—tangy-tart, Santa Claua are tha holiday din~ and paper frills upon its ewa yet sweet, tcîpea with hueada- ner, tlM candliM, coeklea and Mince pie is an old^^nglidt cus mla-nut ice cream. BARROWS and WALLACE CO. cakea. the ptM and pudding Al- tom. It represents a ooinpound of, ' in Sweden as family, guests and household servants assemble, each REAL ESTATE TOIKHT at 6 P.M. SHARP...BEZZMrS moat every country in tha wwld the choicest products of the East haa ocaitributad Ita mvn culinary and symbolises the gifts cCxtba person stidca a Ueoe of bfead on harlta«a to tha celalbtation. Wise Men to the Christ ChUd. a fork and dips it into a kettle of 55 E. CENTER $Tw-a4lÂNCHESTER Turkey and all the trimmlnga other national Christmas dish in and afeusage drtppinga A c- have becoma tradtUonal in Atner^ England is the famous plum pud- to tradition, this bread is TEL Ml T.5305— Ml 9-5565 lea, and other countrlea have their ding. r hudt before the feast be gins. own menua for the Christmaa After the Portuguese return fMuit. Belgium and Holland have spe from the JtOssa do (Mlo, tha lUd- cial oaken and aweeta fo r S t night Maas, the grownups gather Nichokw a aka on. The letter- at Uw table for a huge Christmas blanket la baked in tha form of breakfast of hot chocolate, sweets letters ao that one may order hla and egg cakes. name in caka Marzipan candies, . The Slims serve a Christmas RETREADS! once' made . - . ■' roast ribs of pork,' pickled pork, f a r m and sometimes a barbecued young 47t Keeney SU-M I 9-9904 COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU \ THE DIFFERENCE ... * ‘ ...... •*' '‘,- W «'r« oM-tlm9n In Hm firs binlnnn and w t bode our long oxpoHaneo In tha

Mis. Norman V. Ckiidon of 04 Sunset Terrace, Wopping, Mra. Walter K. AhderBon of 01 Sunset Ter- ratrooding wllfc pramlum qnoRty mbbMr dono with Iho latMt nqulpnwnf ■Moe, and Mrs. Inwvenca T. Rotnel cf 139 Fanimtoad Dr., are wan-padded for their rdee aa anow- nuEi in the Junior Womans CUb open bouse program Mondey. The eyak ia open to Ills pufeRo known. Uncondlrionoly giiarantood. / and vHH b e ^ a t 8:-iS pjoo. (HMaM pliiato byPinto). BEZZINI BROTHERS aid Broam, Mrs. M. Baer; Grade 8, Mra. T. Oaldwdl, 3 ta . R. Frost, South Windsor Mko. W . Landam, M n^,p. Lapen- m CORNER ADAMS AND HILLIARD STS., MANCHESTER ta; Grads 8, Mrs. J, RaftarW, Mrs. Nichols-Manchester Tire, J. Bhedian. Mrs. R. Bhntnnna, TROPHY' G. Sandenburgh; Grade 4, MNINO TNB lAR HffARtNO AfO Junior Woman^s Club Slates? Mydinll, Mrs. C. Mazurek, Mrs. iuRB it eeece r. Pappalanlo; Grade 6, Mra. B^^ IbeDa, Mna. J. Hitobard; Grads 6, OPENS THEIR GIGANTIC FURNITURE hAct Play for Open House Mrs. W. Fertfei, Mrs. P. Bindley; INCORPORATED Grade 7,^MIn. B. Ekatrotn, M!m . E. The newly formed drama andfeandiea; ohUdren'a gifts and rstt* Duafeury; Grade 8, Mbs. C. Wild, 295 IROAD ST. aboral groups of tha Junior Ween- glous arUelas for Christmas giv Mra. F. Kaeaer. an'a Club will present their first ing will be on sale aftar all Maaa- TMtSÔUAUrV AT THIS PMOa MANCHESTER. CONN. puhUe pwformance at a comlhied es of the St Margaret Mary Par Herald •UDGCT PLAN — STAMPS WAREHOUSE TO THE PUBLIC FOR 30 HOURS NeighborB’ Ni^tt-Open House at ish, Sunday. Ladles’ OuUd wiU South Wladaiar QUmirS PHARMACY Avery Street Elementary School sponsor the aale to raise funds tor IsHua Kata, telephone 878 MAIN STn MANCHESTER audltotium Monday at 8:46 pjn. the Btosaed Vlrghi Altor in tha 4-1T58, An original one-act play written new church, now under ocnotruc- by Mrs. Blair C. Forbes, "Two tlosu LOWEST WAREHOUSE Bhds hi Paiadise", win ba pre- (ki Sunday, Dae. 9, a Chrtotmaa PRICES ANYWHERE aeated. Musloal dtreotor ia Iftz. bake aala wfll ba held in the cafe Wkltar O. Joensun, and oostumes teria of South Windsor High We SeD What We Adveriiae. were deigned by Mrs. Rusaell W. SchooL Homemade cakes, candies, Sea and Mrs. ^Harold Andrews. cookies, pies and breads, made by TOLLAND TURNPIKE OVER 50,000 SQUABE FEET OF FAMOUS NAME FURNITURE AT SAVINBS UP TO A ft e r . the performance Mra. the ladies, of the pariah, will be g a r d e n irs EASY TO Doiiald J. Reyndda, fins arts avEdlable. MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN UNE 75% . WE BUARANTEE Y on CaRHoi Buy This QUAUTY FURNITURE For LMsARywhare. eheirman, will introduce the cast High Sobod Mem TO and then lead the audienoe in a Monday — grlndMi^ peppara CENTER PHONE Ml 9-2523 EVERY We have been greporing for waakt to epaa ear huge foraiture waroheaM to the publit for this 30-lôur marathoa carol a ln ^ pidrles, appleaauoe; 'Dieaday — INC tala. We will be epaa M day ait* of i AM. and all threegh tte eight end all day Saturday fill midnight. Wa Mra waiter Mawhinney and ravloU with meat aauoe, will have extra salasmte oe heed to help yoe aaloet semathfng for year heme in this graotast of all salts; OET TO BEZZINrS membera of tha hoapltaltty com choedate cake, bread and batter; ONE From MAXOHESTFR CENTSai: Toward Hortfoid follow mittee win be-hoeteeaea for a cof Wednesday — hot dpga on roll, Choose from jover 500 LIVING ROOMS in every ImaginaMn style and color made directly at our factory. Choose Center St. to Adams St. and tom right. Beozlni Broa. fee hour. Prospective new mem baked beaiw, oookiee;-; from onr tremendous selectleR of bedrooms, diniog rooms, dinettes, mattresses, bunk beds, choirs, tables, is approximately mile on left. bers are welcome to' aak for chib beef stew, bread and butter, ice lamps, and rags . . . it tvor yoe wanted A REALLY BIG BARGAIN DONT MISS THE GREATEST PRICE SMASH From EAST HARTFORD: Toward Manchester follow Bur*, Information at this time. cream; Friday {— flab sticks, IN THE HISTORY OP CONNECTICUT TO SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE. EASY CREDIT TERMS. Nothing sold te side Ave. to Middle Tpke. First left on Middle Xîke. is GMb members are reminded that French fries, com, tapioca pud Adams St. Turn left, approx. l/lOth of a nrile te For M any daaiers. Bezzinl’g. the regular meeting will begin at ding, bread and butter. Milk Is REFRESHMENTS From SOUTH WINDSOR: Toward Manchester follow SoHl- T:46 p.m. served with all meala A "Pennies for Art" oontost wiU Room Motbeiz Ndmed von Ave., and cross over at Bnckland Bd. itd take- be held by Mrs. Rgbcrt Frost dur- Room mothers for the Aveiy right at State Rd. 1st left Is Adoma BM., then te hig the ooffee houn Street Elementary Sebod for this Bezzinl’s. St. Maigam Mary Sale ■obod year ara: Grade L Mis. M. REASONS TO BUY NOW From WHJJMANTIC: FoUow Rt. 6 to 44A and 1st Purposes AND GIFTS right after Blancfaester Porkade, which is A M n. SL Chiistniaa decorations, cards, TMedc, Mrs. R. Bairett, Mrs. Rlch- From VERNON: or ROCKVHXE: Take Wilbur Qrass Park a ------YOUR PURCHASE IS GUARANTEED THAT YOU : NOT PRICE ALONE. BUT QUALITY MERCHAN- way to East Hartford-Manchester cut-off. Take W l CANNOT lUY FOR LESS ANY PLACE, ANY TIME. le DISE FROM QUALITY MANUFACTURERS THAT straight through to Middle Tpke. and 1st left on Mid YOUR PURCHASE IS PROTECTED. YOU WILL EASILY RECOGNIZE dle l^ k e is Adams St. ___ r n p r A i r r From NEW BRITAIN or WFTTHERSFTELD: Take Wilbur ^ •9 (. GREEN STAMPS FREE DELIVERY WITHIN 100 MILES — PROMPTLY take 1st left art lt|b4 np Middle Tpke. Rt. 44A and them SALESMEN YAWNINS WHEN YOU WANT IT : ON MANY ITEMS WE ARE CLOSING OUT WHERE take 1st left at light up Middle l^ke. 1^ 44 and then PHILLIPS le WE HAVE ONE AND TWO OF A KIND—NO REA- 1st left on Adams St. and % mHe on left is Besrini i ON ALL CHRISTMAS NO MONEY DOVYN SONAILE o f f e r w il l RE REFUSED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY r JUST STOP AND SHOP—YOU ARE WELCOME TO TREES 3 YEARS TO FAY ON THE EASIEST HRMS YOU 'e LOOK AROUND AND TO BROWSE, NO HIGH C usfem BuM HAVE EVER KNOWN PRESSURE METHODS TO MAKE YOU iU Y G o ro ^ imd BrMWWoys r M U M U 9IU MM M U M U MM ] S-PC. MAPLE YOUR CHOICE OF OVER 500 TABLES 2-PG. FOAM DEN SET UVINO ROOM SUITES NO DOWN tYMT. # 5 YRS. TO PAY AND LAMPS AT $1. $3 and $5. Slaept Two rft Includai Sofa, Chair to Match I OPEN 7 DAYS Mfrtrjr ziyle^ every color—^Valnos to $89.00 Outstanding $"9*9 S 8 A.M. l« 9 P.M. •7m'' *93 Value to $229 / / Z SATURDAY and SUNDAY ' 11VF CHRISTMAS TREES 9x12 A S 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 9xi2 VISCOSE CHOOSE FROM OVER 300 CHAIRS BEAUTIFUL FRAZIER FUR— FRESHLY DUG FROM 3 to 8FEET TALL RUQS and PAD SwiveU, Rookerz, BocUnora, or Club Chaira in Colonial, LINOLEUM RUGS Modern or Donlzh. Unequallad Values FDofurod in ChoicG of -Colort Choica of Colors Reg. Val. $34.95 Cash i Carry *3’^ ^ MODERN COLONIAL, TRADITIONAL, OR t o $189.98 $1225 I BOUGHS Priced From *5.00 TO *20.00 wISb *29 *15-*139 Reg. $9.95 ^ ^ DANISH UVINO ROOMS A SECTIOHALS BEDROOM SUITES Z PER BUHCH COME EARLY— UMITID SUPFLYÔUBU STAMPS ■ ' OCCASIONAL Qhooae from the largeet aeleetlon In Ooiaieetioat Dlreot ODD MODERN OR COLONIAL ODD UPHOLSTERED Modem, Oolonial, ProvinoioL Tremendous seleotloo of S BALSAM ...... 51c IM a ear own faetoey to yen. We guarantee je o eennot boy HEADBOARDS S0FA-BE(N ^ CHAIRS SWIVEL CHAIRS mons nooMd bedroom sets. Tour choice of eveiy finish i COTTAGE. SHELLS n-. ter iMe ea eoatom made living room. Choica of Colon 4 Sfylas Sleeps Two , Foam Cushions Bê possible, ER^CTB) ANYWHERI IN CONN. M LAUREL ...... 5k A Val. to $79.95 - $ A j Val. to Up. Reg. $179-1650; A * *7 5 U t. Reg.^|lC6-f688. mfODOUEMmON ..... Sk O M idiM id M tiO M W M tmUL MEM SOBil SnOll IdBlt 31 $9.95 A Value < ■•/ $49 *15 Ckt rtedy tot F a next Smnmert BOXWOOD ...... 5k l-pe. FOAU 4-PC.FOAM REOLINER YOUR OHOIGE STORE Odd Selection of ' MAPLE BUNK 7-PC. COLONIAL UVIN8 • Maal for Lake SPRUCE fm4Ulffia..Sk LARGI9T SELECnOH IN TOWN WREATHS SECTIONAL V SECTIONAL OHAIRS SOFAS t a b l e radios INNERSPRINO MAT BEOS ROOM SUITE or Shore C eiAered k Decorator Ftbrin Compisfs with Springt 4 Don't Miu 'tlila Dwabla Fabric taiMut Namas, Choita of Colon Modem, Colonial or TradWonal Another Can't Ba Beat Value TRESS i BOX SPRINGS Complats with TaUsa 4 Lamps, Aa OuWandlita Yalua MsttrsssM Foam Outhien., Dseorster Fabrics ARTIFICIAL I C E M E T E R Y R eg. VaL Choice of Many Rag. $109 R eg. Val. JImmm fj*1995 m m W $319 *193 •St *37 Colon 4 SMa. O O $19.95 * 8 *15 RMCHiyi PwCBliy GARLANDS *154 Val, *66 $319 *193 • Csstoae Porshaa • ■rssxewaya, s4«. CHRISTMAS TREES I B A S K E T S OR ROPING Odd Maple, Mahogany , • iOL PRICES COMPUnLY U C nD • FROM 1 FEET TO 8 FEET ^ Fe . MODERN LIVINN S-PC. MAPLE 5-PG. MAPLE 4-PG. ‘ CONVERTIBLE 7-PC. f-PC. YOUR PLANS OR OURS PIN E | » 3 9 S « k I » 4 » 5 O r M odem LAUREL ROOM SUITES BOOKCASE BBi lEDROOM SETS DINETTE SET HOLLYWOOD BED SLEEPERS KITCHEN SETS DIHEHE SET . Note i$ the time to Plan and Save! It PINEoLAUREL MIXED PANEL BEDS Outfit Includes Mattressaa, Opens wifli Full Size Matirosi Table 3h X 4S I to 4 i Chain Tabic 4 4 Chain Oemplafe with ToUat 4 Lampa Drasiar, Chaat 4 Bad Table 4 4 Captain'i Chain Phillips Consfnietioii Co. * 1 . 9 5 <0 * 1 8 . 9 5 Tvirin or Full Sin ^ Bos Spring, Headboard 4 Lags Foam Cushion Chroma or Bronza Choica of SiylM 4 Fnidisa ^ G R A V E UHf OutstaaAng Rag. Rag. Rag. Val. R «g. 9M Beriia Tkngi^Berihi OANCB» V«I- ' $ c YARD DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Vaiaa CaaY a t $55 1 $209 $149 $59.95 $209 ■e. kat *133 M12 *75 *36 *93 *59 *39 call caOeet BC 9 « « M U Ig jU 1 BLANKETS ' *' * 'nJ' 1 * PRINCESS PINE •rtbapadia 4ypa mattraas Mipto Rliki Ntkk i OOMPEETE 8-BOOM Stadtato’ Ottkt . 1 ft . aaplt dlalag rata sat DISPLAY^ OPEN 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. I HOME OUTFITS BUY FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS ar bax tprlag liflMt All Quality Constructed Cbekt Gf Pliihheo C IA Y5No« 4 Cbalrt. lufftf C l £ £ Hundreds of Other Buys We Have All The MaterloLFor •Md site vii. to m .nj ^ I T Md Hirtch Teg ▼ 1 k k Open House Sun. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rif. M9.M ▼JlA w ig $2.88 to $9.88 Reg. 1209 YARD i — ------«— PAY NO| Twbi gr r a liu lUf. VBl. $1# " " • I Making Your Own Wreaths a INDOOR « l OUTDOOR Priced BELOW our 1 pa. I ’asMtt hitidt bv 2^ aaa Intarefted ha Garage H Cottage □ Rseaa^ Artificial Fruit MONEY! OM «aiag N M Hhk$ Ottoalal a iig nhalra Larga tixa drasMr t Rlrrar Odd Bight tablH ! Addition □ BraasawayQBrssseway H Porch □ Ranch Homs O ■ vilant btdrtBa y H o u se Caioice o f Falnrica Mna Masts QaaWy C A A CSales A Slylas a C aw WHOLESALE »-.v:jpn*.u3ia...... DOWN AU With Foam 9 3 9 cnnlivrtlHi 9 < lfl PIsMiaa 9 | 9 g PlooM sand withcot obRgatlen.^..... U . H. vsi. Is tiw M 4 .1 S»J* Val. ■ ■* Val, *a M*.>f atnlNy CaaOntcHaa $ | | 4 f Pree Iroohares . , _ ;Deeoratioii» Beg. Value $89 • INS. n » ■ N A h « ______, / ■ j CERTIFICATE S■ ADDRESS , ------^ 5— I a IN ANY AMOUNT P i I I PC PAPER WHITE NARoi^S I NATIVITY SETS « CORNER lOITY ______J RSStfRSUf'RSStf’RSatftSStfM UfllM ni D U b D P BLOXIMAo-AliARYlUS l*Qpfo risme tPOSio I^ P B ^ 1^ I BEZZINI BROTHERS WAREHOUSE Adams & Hilliard Sts. MANCHESTER

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lence of his crime cast doubt upon A ndover HEALTH CAPSULES ^ModelBoy’ ' this mptive. Using two mins, An ^ Michael A Petti, MJX Bloc Market Age Ends drews fired 24 ahota. Se'venteen HAVE YOU TRIED FLOWERS BY lliilleta - hit his father^ William STHAT POEB it Atf an if you Andrews, M. His mother. Opal, Mrs. Gasper COUCH UP KUST'COtORCP Goes to Death 41, was shot four times. His sis SPUTUM I ^ ter, Jennie Marie, 20, was hit he igh chool U.S. Trade Supremacy ^ X HARTPORD r K T H S 6 1 On Gallows three times. • ^ Heads Town The shootipgs occurred the pl^ht VoL XXVII, N«. 12 By SAM DAWSON . i The great empirea that for gen of Nov. 28, 1068, ending g'-'Ra]^' S fo riS “ ' Friday, NoTcnber SO Compiled by Stndenta of ManehoBter Biffh School Mr. WtlKam C. Coe, FXcolty AdriM r 4-H Group AP Busineaa News Analyst erations dominated world trade LANSING, Kan. (AP) — Lowell family gathering. Lowelli a’ a6|mo- NEW YORK (API—Many Amer are fading Lee Andraws, the "model boy" more at the University of Kan CONN. icans 'who would prefer to read The BritishUsh gathered their former who said greed led him to mur sas, and- Jennie, a senior at a B grry Awarded Trophy At a recent 4-H Town Commit about the rest of the world or look colonies and dominions into a Bapti.st College, were home for Fresh Flowers From Our Greenhouse tee meeting', Mrs. Andrew, Gaaper at lectures taken by returning Commonwealth, tied together by der his family four years ago, Thanksgiving. StudentsvGain State w u re-elected chairman. Other of- tourists are finding today that the the pound sterling and by taritt died on the gallows today. If he After he was-condemned, An Phone Ml 9-7700 . flcen re-elected, are; Mrs. John world may be sitting in on deci concessions. But this may crum«. repented his crime, he didn’t drews' cask was taken over by Conlan, vice chairman; Mrs. Steve sions that are shaping the future Die if the United Kingdom joins show IL a law professor at Washburn Indians Tie Windham’s Whippets; Ursln, secretary; and Guy Outlaw, for their business or Oieir jobs as the European Common Market. (Kan.) University at the urging Achievement Awards treasurer. Additional members of well as the cost of goods at the The French are trying to'hold for Andrews' death leaves largely unsolved the enigma of his crime. of the famed Mennlnger CUhlc ih the committee are; Mrs. J. Cuyler store. mer African colonies in a French Topeka. They wanted to prove Opera Performance Jennifer Caven and Barbara Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. John ‘ And what's more, the’'industrial community, but under the wing of He had been, a model boy, an their contention that Andrews End Season with 2-4-2 Record honor student (his IQ was the Pearce have won two of five Con Phelps. Mrs. Raymond Houle, Mr. luKP and financial look of the world is the Conqmon Market. was mentally ill. necticut Achievement Awards giv and Mrs. John B. Hutchinson, Roy changing even faster than its map. The United States sees old trad highest on record at his high ORANGE HALL “ Madame Butterfly,” Pucci school), a faithtul member of his Three times, Professor James R. A highly epirtted Manchester* which allowed only 38 yards total Trash Pi.ckap ni’s grand opera, will be pre en by the National Council of Darwin, Francis Haines, George As if the hew problems at home ing ties with Latin America' threat Ahrens won stays of execution as Teachers of English to outstand weren’t enough, U.S. businessmen ened by the Common Market and Baptist Church. High football .team, featuring a rushing compared to Manchester’s sent^ in a apeciri performance Williams of Bolton, Mrs. Blver he maneuvered In state and fed Residents are reminded to ing English students in the 1993 Holslngton, Mrs. Samuel Roller, THIS MAY MEAN VOU HAVt and workers are> now called upon others outside the hemisphere. He was quiet, studious, sensl' hard-oharglng defensive line, bat- 152, forced Windham to the air for high school students at ttye—especially about his size, 6- eral courts. -aed Windham High School -to an place their trash at the curb grailuating class. In ,• addition. Mrs. Harry Emerson and Mrs. PNEUMONIA, ESPECIAUty IF to guess what the rest of the The Communist enclave of Soviet lanea The Whippets tried 29 Bushnell Memorial Hall on Susan Cronin has been cited as feet-2 and 260 pounds. When he Thursday afternoon, Ahrens lost 8-8 tie last Saturday at the lat passes but were unMile to do much next week, on the first day they Wednesday, Jan. 9 at 7 p.m. Richard Person. you HAVE A FEVER, COUGH, world is ' about to do. This could Union, China and the East Euro his ioth appeal for a writ of ha one of j ix state runners-up. ANP CHEST PAIN VSTITH 11; and does affect their business or pean satellites is battered by po died he had lost 80 pounds, the ter’s home field. The game was dam ue. The Indians’ defense held usually have a garbage coUec- TTcketa for the opera, which will Fifty-one girls are taking part beas corpus... tirii. Rubbish 'will be collected The NCTE recommends 'these in 4-H activities this year. In ad' their jqb security. litical squabbles. only obvious effect of his death- the Thanksgiving Day game which the whippets to 10 completions, be performed by the Qinnectlcut HmM< Capniln giv«i halpful infomutiwi. house tenure. Thursday night. Gov. John An BINGO was postponed by rain. from the curb. chosen students to colleges for dition to the groups led by Mrs. , It it net to ^ el•t 1• mtnenk mhra Americans recently have The' rise of the big trading blocs, allowing very little yardage. Opera Association, will be on scholarship sUd. In previous years, In his signed confessions, An derson of Kansas refused Ahrens' Midway in the first quarter the The Red and White AUbriomen arie for $1 in the high school John Conlan and Mrs. Elver Hois- learned the hard way that ’ the European and Soviet, and 'the at plea to intervene. 7 2 East Center St., Manchester 99 per cent of the NCTE award Ington, which existed previously, good old days of U.S. trade su tempts of smaller ones in Latin drews said he killed his father, Indians' forward wall, 1m by hard fought vahanUy lii trying to end vestibule after school beg;inning, wiimers have been accepted by the nurse, tested 257 pupils for vision premacy are over. For years af America and Southeast Asia to get mother and sister because he Ahrens surrendered, saying. hitting Jim Btury, '63, Joel Rott- the season on a high note. How Wednesday. there are six new clubs this year, The hard fact remains that a N I G H T - 7 :3 0 African Trip colleges of their choice. About 80 at the school recently. ter World War n , Americans going, is today’s big uncertainty wanted his father’s 240-acre farm EVERY SAT. aer, '63, Bob Alibrio, '64, Joe Prig- ever, despite the flM running and per cent of those who applied for led by Mrs. Arthur Weingart, Mrs. and $1,800 in a savings account. outh who is seriously mentally Elvio Coda. Mrs. Harry Emerson, The health council sponsored the could sell almost anything foreign and may be tomorrow’s challenge nano,, *63, and Marc Squatrito, '6S. paaMng o t quartetbaok Don Sim-: scholarships received some finan Rut the utterly senseless -vio s?Is being executed.” finally v ita liz e d on the aecond mons, and the performanoee of Mrs. Donald Richards. Mrs. Ed polio clinic which was held at the ers could get the dollars to buy— for the United States. Some in this Described by cial aid. ward Orcutt and Mrs. Ernest school yesterday at which 361 peo or that their governments' would country also talk of joining trad or two WlndlULm fumbles. End backs Blaiuhard, Karl Then, '63, Seniors View Jennifer, Barbara and Sue were ple received vaccine. Members of let them buy. Now U.S. manufac ing blocs—perhaps an Atlantic one, Dave Dieterle, '63, recovered the and Paul Richard, '64, and some nominated last. M ay'by the MHS Reed. Junior leaders of the groups Ipose ball <»i the Whippets’ 18- are experienced members from the council are Mrs. Ralph Ran turers, farmers, and producers of or a union of nations bordering on fine work up front from Alibrio, MHSGuaduate English Department. A achool Mrs. Conlan’s club. som, Miss Ethel Batschelet, Mrs. many Industrial raw materials the Pacific, or an all-Western yard line. Prignano, Rottner, Tom Andreoli, Films Dealing may enter one student for every Esther Kaplan, Mra. Robert Aslng- find they are up. against strong Hemisphere bloc. On the first play fullback Bob and some excellent, line play by A summer of experiences in SOO who attend, and the nation’s Currently there are 10 boys en' Jim Barry, the fortune of victory rolled in 4-H activities. Roy Dar er, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. Joan and growing competition from Eu And a few preach that since it’s Blanchard, '68, carried the ball to Africa was described by Arthur schools nominated over 9,200 stu Hopkins, and Mrs. Doris Chamber- rope afld Japan, with underdevel ever harder for the United States the exponent’s 18-yard line. Two eluded the Indians. House, a Tufts junior, at a lecture With Marriage dents. win is the leader of a woodwork lain. Bally, '63, recet'ved the game’s ing group, and Richard Person has oped coimtries itching to become even to think of going it entirely idays later, BlancW d again waa Sunday, Noy. 25, in Bailey Audi Eight hundred seventy out Library volunteers for the month self-sufficient. alone in the new era, it might be oalled on and responded by burst most valuable player award, a torium. Mr. House, who participat Activity for seniors was centered standing students were chosen by a group raising rabbits. In addi trophy, sponsored by the Varsity tion. a tentative program in elec of December are; Mrs. Arthur von Most dramatic is the rise of the best to work for an alliance of all ing through a gaping hole opened ed in- Operation Crassro^s Africa arounJ two films shown by the teams of English teachers from Roemer. Mrs. Eugene Sehwanke. Common Market in Europe. Six the economies outside the Soviet by the Indian line and rambling 14 ‘M* Qub, for his outstanding work tricity is being worked out. A rid last summer, supplemented his English Department during the X. high schools and colleges all over Mrs. Edmund Hauschild. Mrs. An nations—France. West Germany, orbit. jnMds into the end zone. Don S^lm- in both the, offensive and defen talk with cotored slides. the country. They were judged on ing club, with members from Bol Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium sive lines. The trophy for the win period Tuesday, Nov. 27. While the ton and Manchester, and two from drew Gasper and Mrs. George Ar This year the last strongholds of mons hit end Joe Prignano with a As a background for the lec their original compositions, a nold. and Luxentbourg—are fashioning the old ' economic isolationism neat pass for the vital ‘joints af ning team will be aha.red equally ture, Mr. House described the ef underclassmen took guidance tests, standardized English usage test, Andover, also comes under th> an industrial union that often can by both high Schoolo. auspices of the Andover 4-H com . . , „ I seemed to crumble In the U.S. ter” to give Mancheeter an 8-0 fect 'the white man has had on practice with choral groups or and the students’ records. The Manchester Evening Heiald An outsell Am ericas by offering i Congress. The President was told lead. . Throughout the eeaaon, the number of winners in a state are mittee. spirit and desire of the football Africa and explained why African studied, all seniors attended two dover correspondent, Margcrv cheaper prices. locations closer to to get the best terms he could After the ensuing kickoff, Man- nations lean to'ward Marxism but Umlted by the state's population. Blood Response Good team wap a credit to the school films which were designed.to an The Columbia Red Cross Chap Montaiidon, telephone Pilgrim Rowing consumer mar:-.et.>--, or by | with a new kind of financial, In- ehester’s defense h^d Windham iA not toward (Communism. The Scrolls of recognitiem are 2-6012. that old device, a tariff wair dustrial and trading world Into check. However, the Indian elev and to IVny AUbrio, hi Iris heoand swer some ot the basic questions ter, to which Andover, Hebron and year as varsity coach. slides showed scenes of Senegal, awarded winners and their Columbia belong, was gratified by those not in the club. ivhich the U.S. economy must be en suffered their only letdown af the country In which he worked, concerning the problems of those schools, and the NCTE distributes This swift change in U.S. status fitted, ter a costly fumble on their own Hampered by early Injuriae to Intending marriage. the response to its recent plea for has led Congress to give the Presi ind gave an idea of the existing a leaflet listing their names and XO-yard line. The boat Whiiqieta Co-Captain BUI Karzee, Kiurl Hien, conditions. Mr. John Delaney of the English recommending them to all coU^;es Tirpe 0 negative blood. Mrs. Henry Carol Sing Set dent unprecedented power to bar readily capitalized on the error and and othera, the 2-4-2 record cannot Wroblinski, who, with Mrs. Paul Crossroads Africa, the pro Department, who Introduced the ond-’imiversltlea, to their congress gain for liêr tariffs, or none at Braid Angle Important marched the 20 yards, aided by a possibly represent the team effort men, and to the governor o f their Bramhall, led the work in An By North WSCS all. How tiHs bargaining goes will, gram Mr. House participated in, films, said that they were being five-yard offside penalty. Wind put into every game this year. is a privately sponsored organ shown to the seniors because mar 'state. dover, said yesterday that not for months to come, be a prime AKRON, Ohio — Varying the ham’s bruising fullback Bruce Seniors appearing for the last only do they have enough donors ization \yhose purpose'is to help riage was of interest In the near All three Mianchestor girte are "Hear the Angels Sing” will be factor in setting the course of angle at which reinforcing braid Young finally went in for Wind time Include Co-Gaptslna Bill Kar- taking Advanced Placenaent Ekig- lined up, but a number of stand many an American company, or is built into a hose can g;ive you build a good relationtMp between future to some and a major con the theme o f a program at a ham’s score, barely nudging across zes and Don Simmons; backs, EMc Americans and Africans through cern to others. lish, a coUege-level counse taught by donors have also volunteered. meeting of the Woman’s Society industry, or farm product. In some more or less hose'for your money, the goal line, to knot the score at Ozols, Karl Ihen and Bob Blanch Mrs. Wroblinski said the chapter useful work projects. Crossroads The films, “jHarriage for Mod at MHB in cooperathm with of Christian Service Monday at 8 cases It could mean loss of jobs. a rubber company’s engineers re 8- 8. - ard; linemen Jim Barry, Thomas UConn. Last afning when they even had calls from volunteer don In others more jobs. The bargain port. Depending on the angle of Andreoli, Joel Rottiier, Lou Bottl is the organization on which the ems,” discussed two basic ideas. p.m. at North Methodist Church. After this final score at the Peace Corps was based and Its The zany antios promised in Sodc and Buskin’s Dec. 7 production are dramatized by Bob Patulak, entered the oootest, they were in ors in Norwich and New Liondon. The program will Include a ing and the uncertainty are fea the braid, pressure can make some Opening of the second quarter, amd Marc Sqwtrlto, ends; Joe In the film, “ Choosing for Hap the Junior Honors English oloss Fourteen pints of blood will be tures of the "new look’ ’that the hoise shrink in use as much as 10 founder is now assistant director seated, and Stuart J'oehimson, Nick DeCeaare, Frost IlHirnauer, Jon Almond, Greg Gibbs pnd Judy piness," a history of the romances Christmas carol sing. James Mc . M h teams battled mi even terms. Prignano and Dave Dieterle. of tl^ Peace Corps. of Miss Helen Elates. used to aid Phyllis Moseley, 13, 1960s are busily, sometiihes fear- per cent while others will stretch Peter Wise, '84 Frittwen.' (Herald photo by Oflsra). of a college girl pointed out to the Kay, organist, and Adelor Tur- The fierce defense of Manchester, Mr. House summed up his feel “ La Debauche,” a story publlah- daughter of Mr. t^nd Mrs. Wil geon, violinist, will provide the ac somely, fashioning. beyond their original length. riewers that in preparing for mar ed in the 1992 Fine Arts lA g o- liam Ellis of Hebron, who will ings by saying that he felt par riage an Individual should leam companiment. state in a mock congress ^ debate ticipating in Crossroads Africa zine, was submitted by Jennifer undergo open heart surgery at a Participants in the program al to adjust himself to a situation or Oaven as an example of her best New Haven Hospital on Dec. 11. bills on foreign trade. It waa de was a very worthwhile and re a person, rather than try to make so include Mrs. Walter Schober Qub Debates cided that Bruce Roea, ’98, and warding eiqierience. Sock and Buskin to Stage Play writing. Baihora Pearce wrote Donors from Andover will be driv and Mrs. Griswold Chappell, co- the other individual to suit his a literary criticism on the wortes Brian ()ulnital, '94, would zopre- At the close oF the lecture Mrs. needs. en, to New Haven on the date by chairmen, and Mrs. Tom Morley, sent Manchester in the Senate and of ’ntomas Wolfe. Sue CrofUn’s Gordon McDonald, also a donor. Mrs. Glenn Law, Mrs. Richard La- Helen Skinner, president of the A discuBsian with a marriage entries were an essay on hiring BEAUTY Semester Plan Michael Podolny, '95, and Fred Gamma Oiapter, Alpha DelU The Columbia chapter has also Monds, Mrs. Charles Sterling and Sprague, '96, would be represent ‘You Can’t Take It with You!’ counsellor helped a high school the handicapped which won fourth announced the next yisit of the Mrs. John Wilkes. J o fi. SulU vatL $01^1 Kappa Sorority, presented Mr. graduate and a college student to place in a state contest, and two PROTECIION The advantages and problems of atives. No bills are being subnpt- House with a check for one Ploodmobile will be on Dec. 13, Members of Brewster Circle tri-semester plan for public, ted by the members of the club, find out If they were ready for poems, which had taken honorable from 12;45 to 6;30 p.m. at Yeo will be hostesses. Women of the hundred dollars for Operation Work for the coming play “YousAlmond '93, gre present. Too, marriage in the fibn, "Are You mention In the SrtiolasUc WiMng church are Invited. COMFORT '7 primaiy and ageondary schools In but Mr. Dougherty hopes that the Crossroads. The remaining pro painting eessibns complete with a Senior Girls Club mans Hall in Columbia. the United States were among the boys will be able to take an sctl've <3ant’s Take It With You” is being ‘ " " " Ready for Marriage?" Contest. 4-H Club Elects n ceeds of the .lecture will benefit model of a bald-headed discus Jennifer, who plans to ftaifl a for your home! Finest aluminum or practically ttqiics dlacuased at the n»eeti^ of part. A fact-finding aeasion is the Teachers’ International Schol done St a fast paos. Next Friday’s Although the Ideas brought out The “Little Homemakers" a 4-H thrower, and the writing of a play Donates to Needy In the films were important, a career in writing, wgnta to attend Steel Curtain indestructible rigid-vinyl * Many styles, 'The continlte^ enthusiastic public recep the Debating Club Tuesday. The planned for December 4 at which arship Fund. psrformanos has been preceded by group led by Mrs. Edward Orcutt, debate, with Jim MaePhMson, '65, time the club members will dl*- in which a girl enters a monastary large number of seniors briieved Jackson College; Now she busies hundreds of sizes, popular colors • Sally CUiapin, '96 over six weeks, of prriiminaries by one day aa a Vioitor and stays six herself with homework. Round met recently to elect officers for ST... PETEFaBTO Fla. , (AP) and Lynn Heller, ’65, representing cuss the proposed IriUs. Through the efforts of the Sen that the inqxMtancs was lost • the year. Virgihia' Ursih'was chos Citimat* Free • Chock our low pricot. the affirmative, cuid Leroy Beck Edward Coltman, ’96 dosens of people. years are seen in actlmi by the au through the method of presenta Table Singers, Sock and Buskin. —A road âder working on a dience. ior Girls chib , t;wo needy families Current ALffairs Cldb, and MIRC. en president; Karen Bugbee, vice new highway uncovered a 280- tion of our fabulous new Rambler cars is ett and Edward Coltman, both, '65, Presently the set is being con tion. The idea of c h a n g ^ one’s president; Laura Lee Orcutt, sec ripresenting the negative, was the Hams Discussed structed. Huge "flats” of canvas “Dynamite the White House,” in the Manchester area received aelf first and nbt the other person, Jennifer ia also tieaaurer of the pound aerial bomb of a type used "Dynamite the Capitol,’’ "Dyna Fine Arts Staff. retary; Heidi Solomonson, treas during World Warn. fmirth in a aeries of practice de Foreign Flavor and wood, are the basic set unit. a Tbankagivlng meal. Mmnbera and the odvioe, "see a marriage urer; and Beth McCabe, reporter. ■^!q|!:^MANCHESTER AVmiNG CO. bates' held by the club. Plans Club Speaker These will be painted, adorned mite the' Supreme Court,”' “God is rislted looal grocery stores pur counselor before ‘jumping* r i^ t Co-editor of the High School . An Air Force public Information the State, the State la God.” These chasing grooeriss to fill two gaily World, Barbara Pearce hopes to The ^ group meets every Friday officer at MacDill Air Force Base bringing in some beautiful trade-ins. They w^change student to to attain this license. He owns sind tested for the “HI Fever Follies,” day. CoveU. WHEN YOU THINK OF would seriously hurt the tourist Manchester ^ ig h School from and’ watch out for non-secure nual income of $28.50. and amall toys will be made for A A P supermarket. She par Peteonel TraneportatloB Expert operates his own "ham” station patients at Ue state hospital at A senior English ter.cher felt ticipates in National Honm*.So School Notes GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER! I trade, would cause chaos in indus Sweden; and Mr. Kenneth Taplln, and has contacted e'very state In “walls,” not to mention the back Those attending can expect lots that there wainwme value in train trial vacation schedules, and a folk singer. Karin taught the ground disturbances of bevies of of fireworks, “^rat blue stars, Mansfield. Proceeds from the ciety ootivitiee and Latin dub. The patch test for TB wiH be CORNER DURANT 8T. It- the country and. every country In Spring Frolic to be oo-aponsored ing students to look bgyond the Pat RadcowsM, *94. given Monday to elementary school would not be practical. club members a few Swedish the wmrld, interested non-aotors and photog then red start, then the balloon ^leoific details representing a pai^ FOLDING COMMODES Either the federal government dances and games, and Mr. TapUn raphers. The Wednesday before and then . . . BANG!, the bomb!" with the Senior Boys dub, will be children who have brought in sign LARGE QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! As another phase In this pro used to provide a scholarship for tloular time to see ideas which are ed permission slips. There will be would have to regulate the educa- entertained the group with folk gram code practice claasea are be Tiumkaglvlng rehearsal went right Interpretation of 4 Connecticut of Importsaoe hi any period. tonal schedules or permit transfer through from the end of school to State law and stage trickery will a deserving member.- no charge for the test. PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PABKINO songs from England and America. ing held after each m'eeting, and Mary Pierce, "bB Ps.tti O’Brien, ’93 Mrs. Ralph Ransom, the school oonfuslon; bgth, they claimed, Also attending the party as guests sample FCC examinations have 4 o’clock. Interrupted only by a proride for quite a show. Pantaliik Stays This Week’s would be bcuL The affirmative was the Senior Girls Club. been distributed. Members of the trip to get pizzas for the "starring A scene, shedding some light on AUTO GLASS, INSTALLED was voted the winner. Heading the committees which club have begun-work on a 76- young actors.” the general style of the play may G LA SS f u r n it u r e TOPS Also discussed were provialons planned the affair was Mlriiael watt transmitter to be operated by The arts are well represented In be seen m this excerpt. An agent In Competition fcr the Model Congress, k gather Podolny, '95 prime mlnleter of the licensed members. the production. .A ballet dancer from Internal Revenue is speak' MIRRORS (nreplaae and Doer) ing of debaters from all oyer the club. PhirRider. '93 ' Miohasl Cowing, '93 and a flutist, in the person of John Ing with Grandpa explaining that Âm ong four atudento wbo aur- HANGING OF 1961 RAMBLER 4-DOOR SEDAN taxes (which Grandpa hasn’t paid -vive tihe prelimlnaTy contest of the PICTURE FRAM I^ (oH typM) AN IMMACULATE ONE OWN^R CAR Only $ 1 8 9 5 since 1914 because he doesnt be Aetna life Insurance Oo, $1,000 WINDOW and PLATE GLASS lieve In them) pay for'such things srixilarBiflp eoiriest waa Peter Fan- THE GREEN as the constitution and Interstate tiduk, a senior at MHS. 1957 CADILLAC 4-DOOR HARDTOP Commerce: . Pete, a trumpetM-, oompeted y W c A Christmas CONTACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK A FULLY EQUIPPED LUXURY CAR. Sh XRP Only $ 1 7 9 5 lOH Plans for Outdoor Pool Grandpa: The constitufion ’ Nov. 27 at the insurance company ' Program At Tht MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS waa paid for long ago. Ag for home office in Hartforfl with 50 Interstate Commerce, what is other students from the northern ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Plans for building an outdoor it? port of the state. The tour area WHITON MEMORIAL 1959 RAMBLER 4-DOOR SEDAN winners will again participata in, OPEN SATCRDA^S'-OPEN THURSDAY EVENING $ 1 1 9 5 swimming pool solely for use by Agent: There are 50 states, LIBRARY . mCDlCRL ONE CAREFUL OWNER AND IT LOOKS IT. Only mentally and physically hamdi- aee? And if it weren’t for In a semi-final round Dec. 16. A similar prehminaty contest NORTH iMAIN STREET eapped youngsters were announc terstate Commerce, nothing PHRRmfiCY could go from one state to an will be held in New Haven. The Sun., Doe. 2,2:30 p.m. ed by the lOH (instructors « f other see? winners will ' compete against 1957 DODGE 2-DOOR HARDTOP tumdlcapped). Grandpa; Why not? They Pantuluk and the three other area EXCEPTIONAL THROUGHOUT , Only $ 7 9 5 got fences? competitors who represent Weav .SATURDAY, 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. This ambitious project vias re er, Blast Hartford and New MUfOrr’ cently revealed with the tele Agent: No they haven’t got High Schools.. Their instrimienti. 1956 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN vised appearance of IC>H members fences, they got laws! My include piano and flute, t. Don’t get caught this Winter witheut a HOURS ONLY on the Brad Da'ris Show. God! I never came , across Three finalists will be ohosen BEL A ;R V-8. f u l l y tXJUIPPED. ALWAYS POPULAR. V B »Y SHARP. Onfy ^ 6 9 5 Plana for the pool will be. de anything like this before! earti one performing with th-- This Certificate signed by Mr.' Ajmold Lawrence, Grandpa: Well, I might pay Hj^rtford Symphony Orchestra ir Is Worth $4.13 on each pen about $75 but that’s all it’s a prominent Manchester architect, Barbara Gustafson Mario Addahbo a winter Television aeries. The UNIVERSAL e Limit 2 Pena tg a Certifleate a who lias offered to donate... his worth. s-'' winner wUI be announcixl in the This Coupon and Sic entltlea the bearer to 1956 DeSOTO 4-DOOR SEDAN ■ Students wishing to procure LOADED and IMMACULATE Only $ 6 9 5 services free of iiharge. Lifeguards fourth show. one of our genuine indestructible PRESSURE for the pool during the summer tlcketa will find no trouble in S t Legion of Honor Peter is the ton of Mr. and Mrs. . FILLER FQUjiiTAIN PENS,' INSTANT- would be supplied from amongthe ring them. Elvery member gf &>ck Peter Paxtuhik, 40 Foster St. TOUCH'WRITING! S A T I N-S M O O T H and Buakin has them to sell, 50 60 lOH members. < Feme Sehrits *64. POINT, LEAK-PROOF! A Five-Year Guar 1957 DeSOTO 4-DOOR HARDTOP cents with SAA and 75 cents This week’s laurels rest on the Officers Ivan Waklietf, preal- “1 like bicycling and climbing antee with each pen. One size only for ladies, FULLY EQUIPPED AND VERY NICE. A LUXURY CAR PRICED Only , $ 6 9 5 without. A large turnout is ex head of Mario Addahbo. The dent, Suid Janet Nielsmi, secre trees," says Barbara Gustafson, GARAGEEvery garage Ihor- P9ICID FROM men, boys and girls. Assorted colors. NOT a TO PLEASE. pected. Sock and Buskin members this week’s attractive and energet swift,' goal kicking centgr forward BALLPOINT. tary, emphasized that although U hope many students will attend of Manchester’s championship soc OM0DI|r tMBMfBKI jOI | will take much time and hard ic legionnaire. From a sparkling 12 from MHS Mo firtra Cost. Saturday, Dec. 1, 11 ajn. to 6 p.m. 'qnd join in the fun — rolling in member of the Junior Prom Court cer team is well known to the stu New IMS Royal “Rotary” 1958 Rambler Cross Country Wagon work to earn the necessary ($60,- the aisles is asked to last no more to a bubbling cheerleader, ” Babs’’ dents of MHS aa well as to the Only 000) for a full-sized pool, club than five minutes per person. readers of the sports page. Long In Road Race VERY, NIC®. ONE OWNER reveals her versatility. ! 1 1 9 5 rpembqrs are dedicated to their Ed Hachadourian, '63. This year Babs Is taking the remembered will be the goal Mario NEW! Fountain worthy purpose. kicked in, the quarter finals against '339 following courses: Typing I, Eng Along With a turnout o t 112, 1 The organization has already lish rv, Spanish III, Honors Conard to eke out a 1-0 ■victorj’. boys from the high school partic Pen 1956 Rambler Cross Country Wagon Only planned many ways to raise mon Fall Intramurals Chemistry, and Modern Problems. Ten goals were attributed >to pated in the annual Thanksgivin: NO MONEY DOWN I This pen holds more ink than any YOU’LL THINK ITS A 1059, ITS THA*T NICE $ 8 9 5 ey. Boys with aching legs are seen She find*. It difficult to name a Mario’s talented feet ths year. His Day Road Race. Truly ordinary pen on the market. You limping from school every Sun Ends for Boys favorite , subject, yet has revealed fine performances are backed up Last year’s croas country gap- a can Write for three months on one day afternoon after practicing bal success In all of them through her by two years of varsity play and tain, John Sslciua now represent countless practices playerf in Ita^. Fine suing. No repair bUls. Every pen 1957 DeSOTO 2-DOOR HARDTOP let legs for a forthcoming water election to National Honor Socie ing the Georgetown Universit' tested and guaranteed. Get yours Only iîow which will take its’ theme The fall intramural program at Mario, originally from Italy, frosh, won Kls second turkey t Instrument THE MODEL KNOWN AS THE "ADVENTURiER”. ty in her sophompre year. Babs moved to America in 1967. He says 1. Frofect your cor from the rovoget NOW! IHIS PEN CARRIES a * 1 0 9 5 from various musical hits of the Manchester High has come to a has served her fellow students being the first Manchester res factory guarantee of S years. A LIMITED EDITION CAR. oentuiy.' All proceeds will go to he will always remember his early at winter weather! \ close for 1962. Under the direc through four years of Student dent to finish. 'Hade In UJS.A. . \ ward the pool fund. difficulties in 'school, when his Also getting a turkey was Oar' tion of Mr. Richard -Oobb and the Ckmncil work and service in Girls 2. Easier starting on cold-mornings! -.Brad Daria, a telerialon per total command of Elnglish consist Rohrbach. '63. Chml ■was the firs THIS PEN 1960 RAMBLER 2-DOOR SEDAN assistance o i “ifr . Nicholas Costa, Leaders dub. ed of the word “hello-” Today this MHS student to croas the ..line. Hr . No cBgging-out after.snowstarmsi sonality from Channel S, v m so Babs, a petite, redheaded, bun 2 GIVEN FREE ' LOADED ANb IN MINT O O ^m O N . EVEN POWER STEBRINO Only Italo-American supports a college also recei-ved a plaque (given tc If you can buy one in the impressed with the sincerity of Mr. Arthur Gfceser and Mr. (3on- dle of energy, has always held vnnr oun display FOR MILADY. . - i * 1 3 9 5 preparatory schedule of Elnglish the first three schoolboy finishers city for lees than club members and their project rad Strietelmeler, over 100''<^ys Abraham Lincoln, a tall and stoic IV. French HI, physics, and With This Coupon , tJiai he not only twice invited the have participated in intr&nmral for- being the second high schoc nils eerttfleate good man, in highest respect. She feels geometry. On taking a foreign boy to finish. EXIT 49-ConRrT’pike during advertising organization to appear on hia I sports BO far this year. r that he waged a war against pre Swiimning, weightiifiUng, ^ten language he says, “But l already Representing the barriers in th- FABULOUS I These and Many More Fine Cars At show, but also offered his services judice and that he liked all people. know one.” flve-miler were: Rohrbach (49t,, as a disc jockey for a benefit nis and soccer were the sports of Italian food, such as pizzas and His favorite charactoc in history MHS Coach Paul Phlnney (47). 7-HR. SPECIAL | Comes dance at any time desired by the fered this 'quarter. Mr. Cobh spaghetti, rate high on Babs’ list is Napoleon. “I admire him be Rich ZUinskas (49). Jim Bracken lOH, and agreed to procure a. oommented that the turnout was of “favoiitea,”’ but people without in Yoimg studeatz ismUoU tbstr apprentaWnn of the inztrurtlon given by teen-age instructors of the better than that of ragvious yeora cause he was small in size but (91). Art Lohah (93), Rioh L*U- ziune band for entartainment and a mind o i their own annoy free- powerful and dynomip in oetkm.” berte (99), Allan OmdaUo (80). HO 7 -6 3 9 6 “““ SATURDAY Assorted mnsic. Proeeeda from this danoe handloapped. Ftom the top are TVmMBjr RecknageL Alan Ookinen '94, Elaine Sbeklon '94, M4ry *17310 year’s winter program wiH (3mii|i^ Jan NsOnn '98. Mlrhasl Bogda, Bob Boiello ’94, and PM Stdtwan ’94. (Herald spirited Babs. To pass time, Mario Ukes to play Lea Dowd, (89), aad Poifl Tktoney ONLY Ctdors mmld aliso ‘f o toward tfaa fund offer baokeitball, voUdybaB, wetadit- m (104). ___ _ _ t o t the pori. More money would pfaoto' by Saitenils). \ — ...... De Cormier Motor Sales, hnc. Tournaments ih badminton and ConnecUcut will probamy rolfow to music, Jl'both clasdciu and tw pp be raised by bake sales, voluntary Baba’ graduation, from high, school. lar), and go to the moviea dis sdiool were: John MRcneU (•5), TMY linrit 1969 under the leaderahip of John dents sged 2-18 enjoy the aqua- handicapped youngster it is just table tennis will be hrid, along Don Fish (9T), Ed Hachdoortr Kot contributions (although thsre will with an officials dub in which She plans to become either a so likes dances in the cafeteria S P«M LIGGETT A #/ b# np campaign to gain contribu Dormer (now a Manchester resi therapy afforded by the program. another season of the same old cial worker or a teacher. Babs Mario’s sights ore set on a col 1(103). and John Prsston (lOS). things in the same limited oxls- boys wU serve as referees for the Without oMifstinn piease send FREE cataiogue 1 Each Parkade Shopping Center Ballpoint Manchestei^s Own Rambler Dealer^" tions), car waimeis, And othersuch dent) at the East Side Rec pool Miss Alice Madden, club advisor, has a slater, Joange^ and a broth lege eduoation. . PeU WlBA “ Coupon Middle ^rnplke W. ■ ■ ■ - ■ !■: and then moved to the high school guides the club aefirities, and la tence. She hopes that tbs tow% aporta. The well-liked soocsr enthuriost 1 efforts. and its teen-agers will Interested b o^ moy sign up er, P4ui. She Itves with her par I NAME '• ______CITY______THIS STORE ONLY lOH iwas organised to help ban- pool by permisslan of the board held in n ea t sateem by lOH mem- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. ia tbs son ef Mr. and Meb. VWtoc DiEC. 1 DEO. 1 of edu ^ km . the psogram is gpon- bena n e kaa emph asised that effort to make soma with Mr. Cobb onfiM boBstto 2BS BROAD $T. ' -m r-M us - iiHANCHEStER dlM wed eUlAren progreas medl- board oEtotosO*- at 87 Princeton S t Addahbo. *r WaOMT « t _ ^ I , ^ 1 1 ' ' ______^PHONE. ONLY Clip This Coupon ONLY bar Ota Town Reeieathm Da- titaric of people happy. — ’— 4N sBpMa toe m» Btofiff apto ssysayxsanM Si m L A afrtfO ilr 4* at*- to «b> •Tm ■

A; PAGE EIGHTEEN MANVHESTER EVEN^^G HERALD. MANCHESTER, 06 n N„ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1962 PAGE NINETEEN LnTl,B SPORTS B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE witir MAJOR H '"’PL£ DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE vhen a suitable location in the ally put stamps on all greeting fttti.isi.'issr'"' Columbia .VilUmantic area has been found. cards and letter mail during De Mrs. Roy Beers and Mrs. Rod- cember. Tour carrier has a sup LOOKS LIKE TH E An«W«r to ProvlotM i ulck Marrotte, co-chairmen o f the ply and you may buy them from '1 HEARTMBTOy Girl Scout fund drive, report re APTB« W8.3UMP6D /HA70RW1LL00 eUlLLOnNKTUB Fun for All Polio Vaccine M SROUNDHOS ACT ceipts at 1473.70, topping the To expedite delivery to ad OOTOP CBUMWELL'S BURauARSWlPfit quota 6y 823.70. They wish to (MANSIOM TIM AND' 'TILL HIS SHADOW’S WAS ONE OF dressees, Include postal sone num , cSONE.TWISaS/ T ACROSS 4 Commuided Given to 412 thank' everyone who helped make ber if known. Separate.cards for DWORIN'S HEADED h e r e , CROMWELL'S I ir u o lo r . the drive such a success. local and out-of-town delivery TWISES/BimWE ©LlESS TH' Ne x t MO'/E^ JPET 6ADSETS Vgfggg,,- (nlro(U IS UPTD LAVJ'^BR Beady for Sorgery and tie in bundles with awldreases MA30R WENT t h e - /-^OOSSTMAT SCbcckerplMM SSf***? George Patros, school principal, Mre. John Pringle, chairman of all facing the same way. Mail OTHER WAV. AND 'CROMWELL^ THINK SUGGEST WHAT SUnkifun TTennU igS STILL_S12ZUN' 12SUte occenory announced Thursday that 412 the Columbia Red Cross blood cards and packages early. IS TAKING IN HeWAtETKANTEL- ’K in d OF MOOD 1SB« Indebtod SPlcnUful children received Sabin oral polio irogram, has announced the re IN6 60FAST He'S IN 7, SolioiH Menus 14 Seed venel S Spoken vaccine Wednesday. There were sponse to the ippeal for O Nega Monday—hot dog on rolL potato BUG(tS BUNNY HE PASSED AN 15 Where children 10 Row tive type blood for Phyllia Mose SOME TERRIFIC USED EXPRESS BUS hive fun 11 Retreated 326 school children and 86 pre sticks,, green salad, aiqilesauce ley was overwhelminc]. . Phyllia cake; Tuesday— sliced pork, mash DOIN' IS Permit ISPet dector schoolers given either Type n or will, underm open heart surgery 17 Where bowlen (coll.) Type m . ed potato, peas, chocolate pud 1 have fun 20 Retcue 31 Haatened 42 Flower Dec. 11 in New Havmi. Two wom CARS AS TRADE-INS About 150 adults and children ding; Wednesday — scrambled (SLUG! ISCoatparta 22Ever(reen 34 Volcano in 431limice en from Norwich, with children eggs, rice, celery sticks, green 20 Repaired ahoea 23 Cheaa aucceaa SicUy attended the flu' clinic sponsored rCLUGO 44 Talking Urd being treated in New Haven, are beans, fruit; Thursday—schoolboy (SLUP.P!L 21 Leal mattcra 24 Jewel SSJolna a rone 45 Facial 7 aatni6 by the Uons Club Tuesday night. among the donors. Dr. Victor Wol- ON THENEW 22 GoU term 25 Ripp^ S7 Photograpner'a 46SnpetlattTe t>r. M. H. LitUe administered tite sandwich, coleslaw, pickles, fruit; 2SHualcal paaaage 26 Expired apparatua aiiffixea mer ^ 1 drive donors to New Ha Friday-7-corn chowder, tuna lalad 26 Amuaea 27 Track event SSHnrden 47 French S h o t a assisted hy Mre. Jane Uc- ven leaving from the Shell (Cha Reon, R.N. It has not yet been boats, carrot sticks, chocolate SOFootlcaa 280tharwiae 40 Neck halra aummert teau at 5:15 that morning. Anoth cake. Slliathematical 29 Chalcedony 41 Huaidan’a fun 49 Baaebait' gad decided whetha: the Uons will er car vill leave from Hebron, aign sponsor a third flu clinic. Phyllis’ home town. S2RxdamaUon r ~ r f - r B" r “ r ~ 5“ n r IT r CAtr-PHNS Maaehester Evening Herald Cn- 33 Pitch Mrs. Pringle saia many people lumbU oorreepondenL Mrs. Ed- 1963 '34 Fencing tfpord a i II u Miss Uleah Carro of . Norwich- with this type of blood register 35 Cicatrix town has been engaged as the sec v.\-<.rd CarisoB, teiepbone Academy with hospitals so they may be on 8-M24. 35Cboaen IB IS IT ond nurse for the C A L public call rather than give at regular SSIttveat health nursing service. Miss Carro bloodmobile visits. She expressed 39 Conjunction II 1 40 Announcer will work with Miss Madeline her appreciation to everyone for Only 20% Hy Allen lYEaposo who has already been the immediate response and co CHEVROLETS 21 working In the program.. ^ -ROPE O R TH E ' 41 Theater goera operation. M ONTREAL—Although United *59 CHEV. $1595 '61 CHEV. $1845 fun The Rev. John Honan, chairman Postmaster Ruth Soracchl offers States /esldents lead the vrerld in 44 Afternoon of the PHNS, also announced that the fallowing suggestions for air travel, 80 per cent of the U.S. Inipala Convertible. Blue. Bel A ir 4-Door. Beautlftd dramatic fun » fawn beige, Magic M inor A L L Y O O P BY V. T. HAMLIN 48Rodeo fun a supervisor for the area will be Christmas mailing: population still has never flown Radio, heater, V-8, standard chosen within the next few days. transmission. Stock No. 1395. finish. Ra^o, heater, power- aeecaaory u Buy stamps in advance and on a commercial airliner, the In 49 Container - Iss Alice Verna, representative place t6em on your cards before ternational Air Transport Associa -glide, whitewalls. Stock No. OOOLA!MyGOBKr^^>— A UTTIE ^ \ OH, STOP so Price 3657. WHATSTH’ ^ Y THAT A OL* MOUSE? ) m W N S CARNIVAL BY DICE TURNER u o ' the State Department of Health putting them in the box for col tion reports. And of the 20 per MATTS?? THINSM \ AW, R3R ( AND SET 51 bnployer will hire a full time office clerk lection. Postal regulations re cent who do fly, two thirds do so *58 PLYM. $295 52 One ( ^ . ) to staff the CAL service office '58 VOLKS. $1095 TOOK JCRYIN*OUr ) rTOUTOF 63 Italian city H Civitan Erects Traffic Scoreboard quire that rural patrons person on business. 4-Door. Ivory and blue. Heat . « r i T / ^ U3UP/ X h e r e / S4PUteau er, powerfllte. Stock No. Camper. Black and red, rail « 4T W" IT This traffic faiteliity acoreboard, erected by the Manchester Olvltan Club In cooperation with .JarviB 55 Needed for 3523. dlo and heater.______motoriat’a fun am Bnteiprises at Center and New Sts., is a Civitan project aimed “ as a constant reminder of our 56 Soap-making 41 B6 community record, bringing the need for traffic safety down to grass rooU.” While John R. Wen- frame '59 LINC. $1895 Bt B2 B nergren, director o f the Civitan Club wields a hammer and vGeorge A ElmmerUng, president-^leot '58 FORD $725 DOWN supports the other end of the sign, Howard Holmes, district lieutenant governor, looks on. The 4-Door Hardtop. Black, ra 1 Football play B4 B Bl numerals will be changed If new fatalities occur. The club says It hopes the scoreboard “wlU serve as 4-Door. Blue.' Radio, heater, dio, heater, automatic, white f e s 3Egg-fhaped Fordomatlc, whitewalls. walls, power seat and win . o - -S a constant reminder to drivers to exercise caution and courtesy in operaUon of motor vehicles.” Sunaqiirated Stock.,^0. 3488. dows. A ^ M B L y (Herald photo by Satemis).

months known as Irritable bowel combat constipation and over OUT OUR WAY or mucous oolitis Is almost sure to weight than by the use of this oil. BY J. R. WILLIAMS result. 11-30 The Q—0>uld the use of. mineral oil Another disadavange of the use every day cause cancer? 1959 CHEVROLET of mineral oil as a laxative that A —^Ihls is a distinct possibility. l \WHV,THI5 IS is bland in name only is that the ' APPALUMti/ Doctor Says Much depends on whether the min VOUAMHOUR dosage is hard to regulate and eral oil is derived from tar, PRlsni^LA-S POP BY AL VERMKdiR when taken in even slightly exces shale or petroleum. H is mineral Parkwood Wagon. Silver By WAYNE a BBANDSTADT, sive amounts a very trouMesome oil obtain^ from petroleum is- less blue. Radio, heater, pow- OH. , B U T X M. D. leakage of oil throu^ the rectum likely to cause cancer than that ob erglide, whitewalls. Stock TH AT'S C A N 'tO U ^ is IJkdly to occur. tained from coal tar or shale. ’Hie Written for Newspaper Enterprise No. 3333. THE MILKY WAY E A S Y PROVE Assn. You can now {^predate, why process used in producing the IS MADE UP FOR MXl I would discourage the use of min mineral oil is also important. ’The HUNDREDS TO s a t : Some people reach for mineral eral oil in salad, dressing and In refining process known as crack OF BILLIONS oil when they think they need a frying. It is true that the calor ing increases the likelihood of can OF STARS.') laxative. Others put it in a fry ies in mineral oil, since they are cer formation. When mineral oil '58 PLYM. $595 '62 MONZA $2095 “ ==— y ------' ing pan for cooking. I \vould not sdmthed into the blood, do not is used by the average person he station Wagon 4-Door. ’Tu- add to a person’s weight, but the does not know either its source or 2-Door. Blue. Radio, heato*, not advise you to use It either tone ivory and green, radio, powerglide, whitewalls. Stock fact that the oil Interferes with how H was produced. heater, pushbutton auto-:, normal digestion as I have indicat No. 3676. . ' way. ------ui_------f matlc.' Stock No. 341^ My objeotions are based on the ed appUes to this use of mineral Red or green ink for addressing fact that mineral oil is Indigesti oil as well as to Its use as a laxa Christmas cards provides a nice '61 VOLKS. $1395 ble and passes through the diges tive. There are better ways to touch. This is a year for practical givingr. . . Rifts that brinE your '57 OLDS. ^ $795 tive tract unchanged. Advertis 2-Door. Red. Radio, heater, family pleasure every day of the season . . . gifts that hre as Convertible. Radio, heater, ers admit this and present it as an hydramatlc. Coral and white. . whitewalls. Stock No. 3496. advantage but there is a joker in useful and valuable years from now as on the day you proudly A tenifio buy. the pack. M fB aifS ifm tt-ko give them! k S tk O L .___ Being an indigestible oil, it '58 BUICK $945 coats over the finely divided food '62 CHEV. $2395 Century 2-Door Harfitop. Ra particles In the upper digestive Bring your shopping list to Glenney Co. See our qiMial dis BONNIE PERSONALIZED n Convertible. Blua Radio, dio, heater, dynaflow, tutone tract and thereby allows them to plays of quality gifts— hand tools, power tools, work benches, heater, • powerglide. White ivory and 'blua Stock No. pass through the body undigested walls. Stock No. 3688. 323L gollv/bomnie SHE SURE IS ‘‘Well, if THAT isn't a dirty eapitalistio trick Comrade or partially digested. Such an and many others. ^rejecting your slug!” Interference with digestion is in IS BRINGING ME A BIG A GOOD SPORT digestion whether it produces all PRESENT, AN' I OiPNT ll*So the usual symptoms associated 1«Oi.Tttblar Automotle .EVEN INVITE THEAWAKEMIMA e ttn hy tA IM. TJl ii» lU. Pes, H with indigesUcHi m: not. Christmas Cards iHERTD MV In addition to robbing the body STANLEY Stool Hommor Pwli DriH 1960 PLYMOUTH PARTY/ of essential nutrients, mineral oil v ^ E N C A S E Y allows food particles to be swept Hnest Qualify Took $5.25 , $4.25 undigested from the upper diges ' 2-Door. White. Radio, tive traoL where a normal break l o g o f f ing down of comifiex ohemicals in «' Folding Rute heater, automatic. Stock PONT GIVE ME THAT STUFF] NO ’ No, 2166. ^(PUACK IS SONNA COME BETWEEN to simpler compounds, should take .SUSAR ANP THE CHAMPEEN5HIP place, into the lower bowel or co 69e lon where they are met by fer , nay-OFFi i'm w a r n in g •< m entative organisms. These oth- you, Poc... you p la v i t ...BUrRkSHT \erwlse harmless germs attack the Combinotion Sq. NOW, SUOliR IS undigested food and produce gas F. E. BRAY coou Hacksaw Frano '60 CHEV. $1495 '58 CHEV. $940 ■W.V.8.P1L MyRStnEMT. and other irritating by-products. 737 MAIN STREET HIS LIFE MEANS When this occurs from whatever $4.95 Bel Alr..A‘ Door.. V-8, radio, 2-Door Sedan. Turquoise. Ra ALOTAVORETO cause over a period of several 98e heater, powerglide, white- dio, heater, standard, 6 AiETHAN AN/ walls. Color black. cylinder. Stock No. SKHS. S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAJ CHAMPIONSHIP. Hand Drill ANPHEAAAYHAVB $3.19 '57 CADIL $1795 '59 CHEV. $1295 Hei.PIWE'RE^ I RELAX,IHOse ARE OUST A FEW 4sr TO FISHTHARPMt R3B THAT than ANV, Parkwood Wagon. Radio, ------i/ f y OF-me KING'S CREDITORS. 9-Passenger Limousine. Ra BEIN6 invaded/ R6HT he's EVER dio, heater, automatic, pow heater. Economical 6 cylin HAPINTHERU^!, PLANNING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? 24" Wood Uval er steering, brakes. Green der, standard. Ivory and finish, whitewalls. Outstand blue. Stock No. 3478. Plan your financing just as carefully as you plan your building or re- II $2.98 ing value. \ modeung. See Manchester’s oldest financial institution for the tjTie o f financing best suited to your needs. Consult with us anytime with '55 RAMB. $325 DIsston 26" '57 LINC. $995 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, out obligation. MORTY MEEKLB Premier 4-Door. Radio, heqt- overdrive. 2-tone ivory and BY DICK CAVALLl CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND ON* INSURED SAVINGS ...... 8 Ft. Sow er, automatic. green. Stock No. 3346. Ofcir Oa witvwiaipp... MUAOl $5.98 THAT kIDfe WHATAI^ 'ft 'ft -ft UNuecAuy , s o u Diuton Kayhela /? a iiie r , , -P D IN 0 ? 1958 RAMBLER BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Hi n t HE? SAVINGS Sow I v O A M . ' 4-Door Cross Country A S O < ‘ 1 A l f O M $2.75 ROGER.'.. Station Wagon. 2-tone AT LEAST I fM S tfJ tS O SJt VtMtfS HI TVoin Board green. Stock No. 3531. .THINK SO, ■ «IICMX9T»9'9 0I.6X6T riNXMCIXt IWiTITUTCW BUZ. \v 5'x8' $4.95 /-JO BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81. COVENTRY * '60 DODGE $1045 '62 CHEV. $2495 4-Door. 2-tone blue, radio station Wagon Bel Air. Au im ,, wtA. iw. r O w uSTwCei OPEN TILL 5 P.M. m o n .-t u e s .-f r id a y || Ping Pong Toblo and heater; white sidewalls. tumn gold. Radio, heater, Stock No. 3530, jowergjlde^tocl^jla^^T^ Extra Hours THURSDAY 9 AJU. to 8 PJ)I.-^WEO. CLOSED AT NOON ||i| 5'x9‘ $21.49 '59 FORD $1280 ^55 BUICK $345 CAPTX i N E A S Y 6Y LESLIE TURNER ■ ‘ ‘'“'••i jiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiliiiiiiii (Including ■ Bose) 1- Door Hardtop. Dynaflow. Convertible. Blue. Radio, Ivory and blue. Radio, heat 11-50 heater, Fordomatlc, white er. v^ite sidewalls. Stock No, MOMOaeTHAN Miy P I ^ bR. sa O iK , ^B O P X HK> MOSrOPTW W1NP0W VESj-AT 7«A jL,IWOAAI„AMO y HMMjfSTIME ridewalls. Stock No. 3778, 3630. .TRAE» AFTER R EA P IN G ^ H0IM% HT-P FE9M MBi w r HE SEGUEP TO HA'S s a luu ns guards sw this \ fob his fw& MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD PIPORLOPF' STAUDLOOKINGOUtfo r iOOICIFMIUUTES] W5 HWOS M THE BARS. HOmyK, IS HIS PAiy R00TI»IE.IHCLU!>#W fffClOCK MNOOW 5PBMP MUCH ^ '59 CHEV. $1225 '61 MORRIS HE 010 MO StOMALIHal «5 HABfTOP HWT «A J«N 6 «s y WATCH. BURST SP 'd C lA L MINER $685 TMe AT HIS CELL 00 YOUR HAHOS each TlMEl • ■NONHIMl you 4-Door Bel Air. Standard, W E LL.yO U D MMOOWTHEPM' 2- Door. White. Heater. Stock _ BETTER STOP MAY, THE 70U WATCHEP MAY CATCH HIM V-8, sUver. Stock No. ,3618. V. HE COULD BE SOME BIG ^ WORRYING ABOUT BARBER/ SHOT I'VE MET— AND BE 1 IT, PHIL] IF YOU SKIL OFFENDED WHEN HESEES 57 CHEV $995 '61 CHEV. $2290 I'VE FORGOTTEN H Convertible. Powerglide. Convertible Impala. Auto IS ON THE WAY! Coral. Radio, heater, white matic. Green. Radio, heater, sidewalls. power steering; white side- POWER TOOLS walla. Stock Nb. 3232. Now is the time to INSTALL an Reg. Special 57 OLDS. $990 '58 CHEV. $1195 2-Door Hardtop. Hydramatlc,' Impsls 2-Door Hardtop. GokL V i ” DriU 503K W/Metal Case 18.95 15JZ5 power steering. Blue. Radio, Radio, heater, automatic, heater, wihte sidewalls. Stock white sidewalls. Stock No. i l l AiM ERicAN-^tandard 7 Deluxe Power S a # 59.95 47.95 No. 3749. . 3699. Model 524 Jig Saw 34.95 28.95 DAVY IO NE 8 BY LEFF.and McWILLIAMS GAS BOILER 12S other "OT* Used Cars to Cheet# ttwm Coi^pact, smart cablnat MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIUGEWAY $urprlMHiin¥niliA ' OH, PAPA... NONSENSE! * uoDe WAii VLJ « . ( a Idaal for first floor or Y E S , MB. ABERNATH^J HILDA ALWA'i'S CARRIES CUT HER ,.I WONDER WHAT s h e 's D UTIES IN A PROPER, DIGNIFIED .LIKE OFF DUTY.' f a s h i o n ,

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THE Four Penn Herdld Angle The Heat *s On fans and Irish in Game On All- EARL YOST Smartcsl. Man in the Field Army-Navy ^ NEW YORK (AP)-^Fourt The rest o f the baqkfleld includ-^fenslve bacUone of the Nittany **You gotta be crazy to irun five miles. And anyone who Big, Bad Chicago members of Penn State’s Lam ed Paul Martha, a Junior halfback, Uons, who won eight a t hind and Rich Leeson, a jun!'"' fullback run* five pile* in weather like this, even to the c(wner store Clash T op bert Trophy-winning Nittany off the Pittsburg roster. games and accepted a bid to the to get a pack of cigarettes, should have his head exanuned.” Lions, led by end Dave Robin Robinson, .a 6-!>, 2.<.U-pounder Gator BowL KoChicago Bears Sunday needing only a victory in Associated Press. would rather roll over a defender thers. Their return next season just hours from being started. West Coast (or the first time slrcc their final three games to nail down the National Eootball than try and be a cute runner. should give Coach John Micheiosep Here’s the perfect example of a 1939, gpes against rebounding Notre Tackle Chuck Siemlnskl and fellow, Who was one -of t)ie 116 League’s Elastem Conference titis^- guard Harrison Rosdahl of Penn KCehman and King were among the nucleus for a strong Pitt teann Dame Saturday In the climax game for tha second year in a row. , runners from an parts of tbe Bast Jimmy Brown in high gear now State joined RoMnson and Koch- the nation’s offensive leaders. King ’Two other- members o f Ptgm. on college fOotbalTs wind-up week In winning the crown in 1961, who competed, who can’t be classi end of the regular seasoi.. while Cowboys strengtoened with man, while center Don McKinnon finished 12th. nationally in tottU State’s team were picked for the fied as needing help flrora the man the Giants played under the gun and quarterback Bill King rep- offense with 1,338 yards and re The program also includes such until the final Sunday while toe return of quarterback Skidie Le- second team—guard Joe Blasen- with the white jacket. Baron. I resented Dartmouth. All are wrote the Ivy League record book. stein and quarterbadc Pete Llske. tidbits as the colorful, traditional Western Conference champion Dick Packard, 84 and''residing Army-Navy clash in PhUadelphia Green Bay Packers clinched their PMladefphls over WaMiingtort— seniors except Rosdahl, a e-foot-2, ’The senior from Richmond, 'Va. set Syracuse placed ends Dave in Wahsfield, .,MaSa., has a bache 230-pound junior from Ridgefield career records for total yardage Atockey and 'wait Sweeney and and closing action for national title two weeks before toe season’s Eiagles'-l^k on beam,.wito Pete lor of science d ^ e e , with distinc powers MiMissippi, Alabama and end and were fresh and relaxed in Retzlaff and Eânk "toidd giving Park, N.J. (2,119), scoring (118 points) and guard Dave M ^gysey on the sec tion, from the Unl'verslty of Maine Boston College’s Art Graham touchdowns (19). During Dart Oklahoma. whonq>lng toe Giants 37-0 In the Tommy McQonald some help In ond unit while Boston College had in 1950, He also owiu a master Mississippi and Alabama are nailed down the other end spot, mouth’s 9-0 season, he set season fuUbqck Harry Crump and tackle title game. pass^receivlfig department. New Coach with Hoop Co-Captains of science degree in chemical en expected to announce acceptance PltfoSiugh over S t Ix)uiST--fioto Ron Testa of Navy was the second marks of 80 points and 18 touch Lou CHoci. Others were tackle gineering from Massachusetts In Now the shoe is on the other tackle and Army’s Dick Nowak, downs. of bids to the Sugar and Orange foot. Green Bay (10-1) has only, haVe quarterback probletos. Ekl Shown talking over basketball withe his co-captaiiiS is Cheney’s new coach, Johnny Charles Johnson of Vtllanova, cen stitute o f Technology (1951), and Bowls, respectively, immediately normally a center but one of the Kochman, who along with Mar ter Jon Morris of Holy Cross and a one-game lead in the Wei^ oVer Brown running Steelers this ■week Klein. Listening are Bill Marsh, left, and Norm LaRose. (Herald Photo by Saterbis.) a . master of engineering degree after their games, which would for beleagured Bobb;^ Layne while best all-around linemen in the tha, is a native of. Wilkinsburg, backs Gary Wood of Oorhell and from Yale University (1965), and the Detroit Lions (9-2) while New East, was picked as the other Pa., shook off a painful knee in complete the line-up for the ma York (also 9-2) la 3 ^ o'ver sec Ctords just can’Uget' started with 240-pound fullback on ’Villanovh’S a doctor Of engineering science jor post-season classics. either Sam/ ^Cheverry or Young guard. Nowak is also a junior. jury this year to become the of- Liberty Bowl-bound Wildcats. New York University hi ond place Cleyelahd (6-4-1). The from Southern Cal already has se Packers ;ire' heavily favored to Charley Jqhhson. 1961. cured the Rose Bowl terth oppo HOiÊ MOu— Alex Webster takes advantage of a oig hole oetween Dale Hackoai i,, 46, San Frahdseo oyer Minnesot®— site Wisconsin, but must get past whip toe Los Angeles Rams (1-9- Cheney Short on Talent, left, and Gordon Kelley, to hog a lot of yardage against Washington. These are the kinds 1) in Milwaukee Sunday while De- 40ers have put their offense to the Fighting Irish to complete an W h o'* W h o gear, aided by toe roU-oui running unblemished season and retain of holes the New York Gjants opened to get Within call of another NFL championship/', ^™u\mê (mM5-6)*at of quarterback John Brodie. Sophomores Seen Key Men Since 1959, Packard has been mOK PAOKABD solid control of the No. 1 spot in AFL listed to “Who’s Who to Engineer the nation. Cleveland, 'which can eliminate 'to Korea, 1952-53, serving as com- Should the Trojans falter—and Itself by losing one game, plays New York over Boston—Pa Start Season Wednesday ing.” Looking Back at Grid Season Sports V ie t^ triots defense may be tough, but He has taught ooUege migineer- manding Officer of the 61StbElStb Ed- they’re one of the very, very few ------j| at Dallas ag;ain8t the Cowboys Ing three years, two af New York gtoeers. teams in the country to escape (4-6-1). Washington, and Pitts Titans will be at their best since a Along with these two seniors,^damentals and think we’ll improve In Annual Service Battle ’The Blender runner admitted last upset this season—it could seri burgh, still mathematically in the early season 'with quarterback By HOWIE HOLCOMB Y. and one at Northeastern Uni SATURDAY Johnny Green having decided edge' the only ones (xi the varsity, the Bs the season goes along. versity as an assiatant professor Thursday that ManchMter was one ously jeopardize their bid for the Hope for the Future Eeuitem race, make their last national title, which will be de 1:15—Army vs. Na\'y stands Sunday. The Redskins on Boston's Tom Yewcic. Major turnovers in person squad includes junior Greg Brad "Some of the boys may be a of chemical engineering. of his favorite stops on the annual Channel 3 shaw and a half dozen sophs. ’The year away, but if they stick with PHILADELPHIA (AP) —< the Middies have lost their last*some surprise plays whUe admlt- road racing schedule. During cided i 1 I'ex'. wec!:'s poll. (5-4-2) are at home to Philadel Houston over Denver — George nel aren’t particularly new for three starts. Fullback Pat D o n -ting ...... the team which - - . blocks- . and Currently, Fackard, a slender S p.m.—Wrestling Blanda still has plenty left to get latter are Bob Spicer, biggrest on the game a year more we look to Sophomores like Roger Stau- 130-pounder, aho runs for the Bos Packard’s pei^ years, he took part Wisconsin, the No. 2 team In phia (2-8-1) while the Steelers (Cheney Tech basketball neUy, linebackd): Fred Marlin and tackles beat will win. th, . atio'. and Ih ■ Bi;; Ten Expressed by Alibrio Channel 8 (6-5) are at home to St. Louis (2- Oilers third straight Ebistem title the team at 6-2, Andy Tomko, better things in the future.” bach and John Seymour figure ton Athletic Association, is a pro to 50 raoes. In the p ^ few years, 4:30—Race of the Week squads but this year the new Norm Jaquith, Ri Karl Then and Bob Blanchard. MIAMI, FLA. — George Ed announced today thd\jodge Staubach is the amazing passdr- concerning thdlr psychological Star game, at the request of the to midfield for the pre-game coin In addition, of course, Co-Cap "Defensively I think we were Bears last week, but Detroit’s de comes pfesident and treasurer of first four spots in the National Hockey League standinirs A sign in the Navy locker room tossing. wards, 145, Panama City, Fla., fense will not budge. Detroit, which has the beet de"" will fete the PoUce and runner who played only six min ginunicks for the game Uke the owners, who compromised by It was understood the Dodgers tain Bill Karszes, who played but stronger too, we were much more toe new corporation, while ccatln- strikes at the heart of the matter. had offered their rookie shortstop, Pride at Stake agile.” outpointed Rocky Randell, 140, Cleveland over Dallas — Quar uifig in the post of general mana- fensive record in tbe league, set men Midget football ti utesuLce liiin the first three games, then brightly colored helmets Nav^s It reads: agreeli^ to relinquish all claim Httle more than one period of Houston, Tex., 8. penalty box. It was the first shut and the Pony League team 'tqojc command coi as regular quarter- to,; All-Star receipts. Dick Tracewski, who did most of Titles and bowl bids don’t enter game action before being injured, As to the rest of the league. Ail- terback EYank Ryan and fullback gw. up New York with wide open op eligible pass receivers broke out "Is Dietzel the ditfereneeT It’s the picture (or the colorful clash out of the season for New York’s along with their coaches at a b a & când has stood out even qs last year. The coaches hint at his playing in 1962 at Omaha, for win also depart. TTien tiiere are brio added he expected Conard to portunities and the Rangers up to you.” Outlook Optimistic The players pre'vlously had re pitcher Claude Osteen or Dave but Army pride does. (joacH Paul blanked the Red Wings 5-0 last Gump Wwaley, who turned in 35 dinner to be held'at the Elks ceived 60 per cent of the receipts, subs Marc Squatrito, Bill Powers be among thS CXJIL’s beat to 1963 savea . Stenhouse. Dietzel, hired this season to break and Lou Botti who all saw more as Platt and Hall, along with cur night. Chicago flashed past Iuq>- Hoose Thursday night at 6:15. amounting to approximately $300,- Na'vy’s string of three straight, less Boston 5-0 and Toronto blew ’Toronto built a 4-1 lead in the Ray Zemanek and Elmore An 000. The other 6200,000 went to ..^steen, a left-hander, had an than just token service during rent champion Wethersfield ex- middle period against Montreal, Yewcit^Burdened with Big Load Clay Offered $35,000 8^3 record with the Senators in has used his three-platoon magic the season. perted to be hit by heavy gradua a three-goal lead and had to settle derson, members of the Youth the owners, who used the money, to forge a 6-8 regular season rec for a 4-4 tie with Montreal in tbe then blew it in the face of a Ca- AcU'vity Committee, have With East Calho except (or the commissioner's 5 1962. He completed seven games Seventeen of this year’s squad, tion losses.. nadien burst in tbe last period. BOS’TON (A P)—^Matchmaker and struck out 130 in 150 innings. ord. Navy, seeking a record including a pair of sophomores, is "Before I forget," the coach other games. been named as co-chairmen. Sam SUverman t o ^ offered per cent, to aid the minors. fourth stndght over Army, is 4-5. Bernie (Boom Boom) Gec^rion, A spaghetti and roast beef ^Must W in M ^ m e for Patriots Stenhouse, a right-hander, finish expected back next fall. They in continued, "I’d like to publicly The result left Detroit and C3ii- Gilles ’Tremblay and Claude Pro heavyweight contender Cassiua By HOWIE HOLCOMB . As a result of the compromise, ed with an 11-12 record but he Mississippi, ranked third in the clude the other two starters— themk my assistants this year — eago in a tie for first place, each dinner with all tbe fixings will Clay a 835,000 guarantee to meet the playm will receive 95 per nation, is a solid favorite to close vost scored for Montreal in a span be served and prepared by One team that’ll really lyiv9 to go some to improve on last was good enough to be named the guards Dave Peace and Bob AH- Jack Early with the varsity and FIEE E A R IIII AT ALL STIRES • PRHffT KUEERY SERIKE with- 26 points, and Toronto and the winner of the Twn McNeeley- cen U ^ th e one game. The other starting pitcher in the second All- out an unbeaten, untied season brio—ends Dick Daley and Al Montreal still knotted for third,, of only two minutes and 48 sec Daiite Pedemonte. well known With New York^Pitans Tonight season’s record is Ea$t Catholic High’s Eagles. Last year’s^ 5 per cHtt go to the commission against Mississippi State. Alaba Jim Brezlnski and Jim Morlarty onds to tie it. Henry Richard got Bob Oeroux fight next January. Star game, after winning 10 of Spencer, tackle's Dick Lewis (a with the jayvees. All three did an each with 22. chef and member of the Elks. SUverman said the unbeaten d a y club, first in the ne^ school’s history, finished with a glit- er’s offlce'for All-Star game ex ma, No. 5 with an 8-1 record, the early Montreal goal, wMle Tom Blanchard, exalted his first 14 decisions. He pitch^ part-time starter), Mark Monetto outstanding job. ’Ihe Detroit defense, which had wUl be in Boston to view the Mc- ering 16-1 reqoid. penses. nine complete games and struck also is favored over a tough Au and Phil Rusconi, guards Jim Frank Mabovlich hit two and Ron ruler, said today, that the BOSTON (AP)—Reserve quar-* halfback for Syracuse in 1958 biR burn team. “The thing wa have to put allowed only 36 goals in 19 games, Stewart and Eddie Shack one e a ^ Neeley-Cleroux bout, scheduled “Natur^y'W e don’t expect that games, with the exception of the "We didn’t want-vto buck the out 123 in 197 innings. Mockalis and Gary Gentilcore, cen local Elks have already deem ter back Tom Yewcic and running was. cut from the Boston roster for Boston Garden Dec. 14. He Oklahoma, No. 8, already has across to our boys," he concluded, collapsed in the second period for the Maple Leafs. backs Billy Lott and Tom Stephens every yeaiV’ Coach Don Bums said Plato'viUe tilt, will be played at press and the public'hy pushing In all, there have been i l trades ter Rog Parrott and backs Woody ed it a pleasure to be able to last summer following an illness. said after talking to d a y ’s man- yqptoixlay to discussing Us squad's the Orange Bowl spot and the Big "is that to improve aa a team, each against New York, with the MUdta Sparks Attack will be carrying the load tonight night starting at 8 o’clock. the second All-Star gaihe-^ down since the mogûls got together last Clark, Jack Simmons,. Pete S;^- one of our players must be de era ramming in four goala fete local youth projects and He has been playing semi-pro foot Mfer, Angelo Dundee, that the firoopecta for the coming season. their throatg any longer," "'s^d Eight title, and has little but pres V,, Stan Mikita scored twice and when the Boston Patriots c lo ^ ball this fall and vhll start at a The remainder includes: Dec. Monday, six between teams to vester, R. G. Lewis, Paul Richard termined to develop and improve ATTENTION! especially those conqpming tige at stake against Oklahoma Henry Scores Two assist in leading Chicago out their home season in a “must d a y fight, if set, would be sonie- “But because we have im of last 14, Holy Trinity varsity, home; Bob Friend, of the Pittsburgh Fis^val leagues, and Bob Worstler. athletics on all leveaT The halfback slot tonight along with time in January. year’s group back,' plus a couple rates, the National League player ' - “ State. himself to the utmost as an in Camille Henry scored twice for q;ainst. the disorganized Bruins. win” game with the New York Ti Ron Burton. Dec. 18, Northwest JV, home; Clerk, who was injured during dividual.” TRUCK, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL AND Elks plan to make this an an newcomers, I’m (qpitimistic.” representative. Scouts from both the Gator and the .'last part of the season, and the Rangers, each on a break Bobby NtdL Elmer Vasko and Ron nual event along with high tans. The injury-riddled Patriots Dec. 22, Windham JV, away. Gotham Bowls are expected to On that note toe 1962 Manches away, and sent Andy Bathgate in Mturphy scored the other Black Yewcic was first called on in tbe ‘Tbe boys have been working Jan. 4, Penney JV, home; Jan. "We wanted the second AU- Jack Simmons are expected to bat school testimonial, trade draw s: rugged assignmentr^ln the hard ever since we started prac Red ^ KresB Dies, scout the Florlda-Miami night ter High football season is drawn akme for another one. Jean Ra- Hawks goals. clutch last week and Mike Holovak. a lot so far and no one has a job American School of the Deaf JV, promise;” junior basketball leagues. the la s t^ u r times out. ctoched.” ' (or the National Association' of In Torrington^s Connie Donahue Stephens is the former ’’ a'rfots A week" ago New York nipped home. Terms for the 'settlement were LOS ANGELES (AP) — R a l^ tercollegiate Athletics eastern re In attendance' along with S e t to Start Newcomers to the Eagle squad originally proposed by Commls- Despite Crippling Injuries Blanchard will be George tight end who was reactivated this Uja Denver BronCds 46-45 behind Feb. 2, St. Bernard’s JV, home; (Red) Kress, who apm t more than gional title in Hickory, N.C. The week when halfback Larry Gar.'o.i include tall (6-8) Ray LaQace and Feb. 5, Penney JV, away; Feb. 8, ^ aloner Ford Frick, who was stout winner goes "against Central Okla English, state youth actl'vity quarterback Johnny Green, who 25 years in the major leagues as Slated to Get Gold Key Award was lost -with a broken ankle. has led'rife team’s resurgence. De ’The new major, college baSket- Johnny Egan.' LaGace Is a fresh South (jatholic JV, away; Feb. 11, ly supported by Dan Topping, homa State in the Camelia Bowl chairman and officers of the man, only fint-ysar man on the resident of the New York Yan- a player and coach, is dead of a Patriots Well Up in Standing Lodge. Representing the Po- , Babe Parilli, of course, was lost spite' playing under adverse condl- baU season opens tonlfldit, with ASD JV, away; Feb. 15, South for the NAlA national title the two weeks ago ■with a broken col?, tlons-ithe team’s franchise is up junior 'Varsity squad.' Egan, a ees. heart attack. following week. lice" and Firemen will be Pin some of the regular powers of the Catholic JV, home; Feb. 19, Plaln- gJu(ê Robert Cannon, legsU ad- Connie ponohue, veteran baaket-i^ He is s former chairman of toe larbone. for sale and pay-days have been Bopbom^fTS, is a gueu-d (what else vUle JV, away; Feb. 21, Platavllle In other Saturday games, ky Pohl and Dutch Fogarty. sport involved) in the handful of vrith that'name), who didn’t come vlsoi'’ o f the players, who sat in Kreas, 55, vras on the coaching ball coach and athletic director at Torrlngton Recreation Ctonunlssion BOS’TON (NEA) — Assessing* "They 've got a great esprit de ’The 205-pound Stephens-played on a catch-as-catch-can basis JV honje. staff of the New York Mets last Georgia Tech and Georgia meet Torrlngton Illgh echoo.l, wW re games, out for the team last season. on the meeting between the 20 in their traditional affair, Tennes and a past {kresident of the Torr- tbe Boston Patriots, Mike . Holo- corps,” says Dick Gallagher, the A tUrd newcomer is Joe Lacey, nPlayer representatives and 20 club season': His manager, Casey Sten ceive one of the three awards to ington Clvitan Club. general manager of the Buffalo ’The schedule remains 'll hand gel. said he was “The hardest see is at Vanderbilt, Rice at Bay vak, their nice guy coach, says, ful only for 24 hours:. Saturday a sophomore transfer foam St. ovmers, said the players were lor, Virginia at Rutgers, UCLA be made at the 22nd annual Gold Married to the former Rose "I hate to wake up.” ■ Bills. ‘"That comes from, high class 8 A S K S T 8 A U n im n u Seminary, another guard. very pleased with . the new ar working coach I ever sa'w” and Va Key dinner of the Connecticut Brennan, they have two sons, people. FetrilU is a leader. So are night, the coUeglans are at. it in Wilt Still Scoring great inspiration.” at Utah, Holy Cross at Boston Maybe Mjke doesn’t want to be force, topped by the new season’s Retnmtog Vets rangement. College isnd" Cincinnati at Hous Spbrts 'Writers Alliances set for .Thomas and Dennis. startled out of the reverie that has end Bob Dee . and Bruney of their seoties Kress died late Wednesday pight Monday, Jan. 28, at the Ambas defense.” debut of CinclnnatTs two-time de Holdbvqra Include Tom Malto, But Y^ârriors Lose Played Four Years ton. the Patriots challenging Houston fending NCAA champions. last y e a n captain. Bill ’Troy, The two-All-Star game setup at his home in suburban Canoga sador R eatau ^ t in Hamden. for the leadership of the Eaustern The only youngsters on the Pa Y JUNIOR LEAGUE Park. He had taken an-annual Yale football Cbac{i Jordan triots this year are Billy ' NHgdr- . Nassitr Arms Illinois,- expected to be among 1961-62 Ugh scorer, Tom Lodge, has been to existence (our years. Division of the American Football the national as well as Big Ten Tom McPartland, Frank Kinel, NEW YORK (A P)—WUt keeps The National League squad won phyMcal checkup only a week'be OUvar had been announced as one Husky Pups Open League, only half a game out. Or bora, the Alabama AU-Amwca Ron Gtroaud, Tdqy-Kastauskae, scoring and the Warriors keep fore and appeared to be in .good of toe otodr recipients. Stock: who has a regular spot at Stove Barton, NICk Oonvartino, leaders, is > host to Butler, Rice Frank Rizza, Larry ' Daly, . Rick both games to 1959. There were Mike is afraid the next (morning is at Georgia Tech, Brieduun Wood, 6-5 Itoul Wiuckowski, Bob losing. . splits to I960 and >1962. The Na health. Diilner Chainhan Frank Bir Saturday at Yale will find another MinUtVman in and Notre Dame’s Nick Buohi- Henry Llek,J0ive "WoUenberg, Ed That's the sad, con ln itn g story Krees plf])«d to the majors a mingham of New Haven announces cohti, now the regular linebacker. T a la g ^ Young at Oregon, SanU Clara at LaLacheur, Joe Wiriir and Gary tional won one pune in 1961 with the hospital. Southern California, Denver at SullivMi. of the worried Waurlors of San the other ending in a tie. The |dozen years, first with the St. that the name of the third sports BORG WARNER ’The Patriots defy the book. In Own Doings Gordon deoners . Francisco in the National Bas Loids Browns in 1927 and later man to be honored will be released STORRS — The University of “It was my own doing,” says Vic Salclus, John KeUy, Gary U d A . Colorado State U. at Wash Troy, Sullivan and WChr joined American holds an over-all lead their third year of existence, ketball Association. Wilt Cham of 17-16 slncq the mid-summer with the Chicago White Sox, shortly. Connecticut freshman basketbtil GEARS, CLUTCH ASSEMIUES, Holovak, who was tbe personnel Gott, Doug Shorts, Fred Brunoli, ington State, and Florida at Mi their teammates only a short time Washington Senators, Detroit Tig they've done very little coUecting ami (Fla.) in tonight’s key pair berlain tossed In 63 points last meetings began in 1933. The Connecticut college basket team opens a 12-game schedule, man for the Patriots until he suc Tony Baskervllle. ago after completing the football ers and New York Giants. He ap ball coaches will be guests of the of glamor talent They haves'vir ings. program. night, but the WarriorC lost their The players and. owners also Saturday night the Husky Pups FLUID DRIVE COUPLINGS, ETC. ceeded Lou Saban as coach in Fletcher Glass ' seventh straight, 128-121, to St. peared in 1,391 games, mostly as Alliance at Monday’s luncheon tually no depth. Their league-lead 1961 mid-season shakeup. "Rather Bums singled out Kinel, Rizza agreed to a change to the pro play the Yale yearlings at New ing scorer is an end, Gino Cap- A1 Snyder, Billy TuruU, Richard The dncbmatl Bearcats, with Liouis. portioning of the World Series an infielder, and had a career bat meeting. than sign 20 of our '25 draft Gray, Bob.Godin, Dennis Vendril- four . of their starting five' "back and as looking good In the ting average of .286. Haven at 6:30. The varsity teams FOR UGHTER EQUIPMENT pêtti, who played quarterback choice^;, I depified to concentrate praoUces and two scrimmages held Syracuse rompM over Chicago money, adding the fifth place A host of prominent athletes lo, Joe Uegel. again, open at home Saturday 112-85 in the only other game on teams to the spoils. E!ach fifth Kress was a coach -for Detroit and others connected with sports clash at 8. for a decade. ’I3:ieir quarterback. only oh standout kids. naif against Depainv. Saturday's Whop 'SO far. Tommy Yewcic, believed he was the schedule. place team, starting to 1968, will to 1940, for the New York Giants will be guests at the Gold Key Coach George Wigton Indicates "I think Buoniconti is the best Richard Keane, Roos 'Vibberts, ping schedule also Inctodes such “We’ve been doing'more, trying from 1946 through 1949, for the dinner. he will open with the following \ better off in baseball --- until he middle man in the league.” to get in really top shape because A tiUrd-quarter scoring burst, get 2 per cqnt of the World Series Richard Constantine, Tom Lom Important tests as PurdUe at Pitt, some good def^sive work by player pool. Cleveland Indians from 1968 Donahue, who serves as-Torring- starting lineup: 6-2 Dan Hesford a curve ball. The Patriots also have a fine bardo, ’Tom Geoeay, Mark Oakman. 'Vbnginia Tech • at Kentucky, Da our opener (against the Weaver through 1960 and for the Los An- ey attract injuries like an rookie Zelmo Beaty , and Bob Pet It would amount to approx ton High’s athletic director as well of North Arlington, N. J., and 6-1 defensive line, led by «id Lany Bolton Fhonnacy vidson at Duke. Wichita at Wyo Jayvees) will be one of our tough geWs Allgels in 1961. He managed aa its basketball and baseball nergency ward. Babe Parilli, Eisenhauer- and tackle Jesse Rich est games all season,” Bums said. tit’s scoring were the key factors imately $800 per player on the Jacob Holmes o t Koomfield, for Imost jBinything SMUtomotive^ John . Tinker, Guy Brainaid. ming Utah at California, Georgia In the St. Louis victory which pull fifth place teams, but .as Bob minor league teams at St. Paul, qoach, is a graduate of University wards: ^-3 Ken Libertoff of New vhom Holovak calls just great, ardson, the latter a vetersui cast Mike Davis,! Ron LaBonta, George at North Carolina, Kansas State “Last season,” he continued, Minn., Sacramento, Calif., SU' o f Connecticut. He played football, broke his collarbone a coujê of off of the Philadelphia Eagles, ed the Hawks to within a half Turley, of the Los Angeles An York q ty , center; 5 -ll BUI Greger Weir, Lee Davis. at Michigan State, Utah State at “we played one of our best gameis gels, the AL representative put it: perior, Wis.. El Centro, Calif.,. basketball and baseball there, win U Your Dealer Docao’t Stock Parts, We Invite Your InquilT weeks ago agoinst Houston and is strong, Burton-sparked running against the Weaver freshmen and game of Western Dl'vislon leader of/-Bristbl and 6 Ken Whitney of Miner's Pharmacy Ohio State, Wisconsin at Air Los Angelas. “ It’a n)antage go players but rejected their request majdr sports, adding footbtdl to bis ago. Plus Larry Garron, the bril Boston takes on New YoMr Fri Ume as a varsity player .6-foot-8 against opposing jayvee clubs that other duties. His 1944 bssketball Henry Rackl, Naugatuck; Itoger day night. The ’Titans have also ing into the final period. Pettit led to increase the minimum salary liant fullback. Bill Bradley a sophomore from included older, more experienced from $7,000 to $7,600. . R u8*c1| R eady squad won the state championship Smith, Manhassst, N. IT.; and been a spunky surprise. But the the spurt with 14 of his, 45 points Nathaniel WiUiams, West Haven. MACHINE SHOPÎ BUly Lott, the other fulllNsck. Wesleyan CaptoinB Crystal City, Mo., who is consid juniors. in that quarter. The -owners, however, agreed to as did hla 1939 basebal team. Patriots have more incentive. The “smiling Irishman’’ ia a Inirt bis knae before the season ered one of the brightest pros . “It’s bard to say what our kids Chicago pulled to within three the players’ demand that no night BOSTON (A P)—BIU Russell The schedule, announced by MIDDLETOWN (AP) — End Will be back to action Saturday founder of the Connecticut High Athletic Director J. O. ChrisUan, atartad and hasn’t seen action pects in tbe collage game In aav- will do against these teams,” he points of Syracuse, 58-65, to the getaway game be played if an af- SERVICE ^ m o d e r n STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Mt. It’s doubtful that Dick Felt Jack Buttles of Albertson, N.Y„ eral yean. added. tomoon game is scheduled the fol- when the Boston Celtics entertain School Coaches Association and follows: ' L e s in s id Elected from Down Under Who Ron ’■tÂsridss^woiHb, Also no day-nlglti the Byracuss Nationals to the one of its past presidents. He Is Dec. 1. at Yale; 8, at Boston nlghtosjU Jtm dwiMGtssdor an active football and bneriiall of- useful again. rily the last two yearil although Fish, a member of the E(jH8 ath- points and .Syracuse was out s f douhlsheusn - will he scheduled OiUlege: 12, MassaafausstU at Bob Tatas is the only spare line BOSTON (A P )—Guard B U lW football team. They were chosen beaten both times by CSnoihnati Istio staff, was coaching the fresh although such '.affairs may later be at Boston, New 'Ps-~ HAS REASON — GrarvB ficIftL —«*•— sinski of Haiôrd 'will captain the legians from the University o f. South Carolina. Alan danger. horns. Jan. 6, at Holy Oross; 12, man on offense — at canter, lest night at the Wesleyan fall to the NCAA final, tries Its hand men this season and siding him ' tasMrted to aaake up rained out treit to the opener, “w s could Selkirlc a p p e ^ concerned HirM years ago, Donahue was Brown at hmne. FM. 6, American SSI PARK STREET PROSPECT ST., Comer W. MIDDLE TURNPIKB 1968 Boston University football sports banquet. Other new co Rose, left, of Melbouhie, Australia and Ken Smith of Shaffer finishbd with 23 points. have used BUI at New York Tues saluted by fellow townsmen and guard and tackle. .There are no at winning without All-America with the jayvees. Next season Um Which was matched by Chicago’s zaraes. '" - '' chatting, with baseball International at home; 12, atMaa- of GOVERNOR ST. Near Birad team.’ ’The 20-year-old junior was captains r Pete Sipples, Moodus, Manchester. Both sophomores were standouts during Jerry Lucas- Big Luke has gra school hopes to begin s vâralty No Deals Made day night” sold Celtics trainer friends from across the state on HARTFORD spars running backs behind' Ron- elected last nigdtt. BU Coach Walt Bellamy. the occasion of his 25th year at aachiisetta; 16, Holy .Cross at MANCHESTER Buiton and Jim Crawford, both and ' Lou D’Ambrosio, Trenton. duated along wiUi John' Bavueek sêdule to both basketbsll and Yesterday marked the first day Buddy L m ux. “His right foot writers at the Washing EAST HARTFORD Steve Sinko te n ^ Lesinskl "one the collegiate cross country season. Rose is tbe first was sore and uncomfortable, but the Twrlngton High berth. He haa home; 19, at Rhode Island; 33, af whom have been injury- prone NJ., soccer; and Dave Browh’l' and Mel NowsU, thf other two baseball. Bums dsolarcd. •taoe the start 6 t the basebaU ton, D.C., Stadium. The TeL*tC7-1811 Tel. 528-Slf TeL MltcheU »*U M of tbs best two linebackers Pvs ICerohahtvUle, NJ., and Guy Dan- man from Australia to compete in the local Thanksgiv Rocky Ooiavito of the aevsland If we had needed him ha could received numerous awards to toe 'West over Air Fores Baas at parts of the tremendous trio that H m hoop sdhfrinia opsns Dee. Indiana has hit axaotly 200 home oonventionsK' In Rochester and one-tiiha New York Yan home; 36, Watsrbury Branch at ev«r coaohod.’’ Tbs other is Ls- ica th , Banrington, RJ., eross ooun- ing Day race. Smith is a former Maneheater High ataiuL herSrTthapM' player deal am* have i ^ a d . As .lt turned out community for Us dedtostion to Comer ENFIELD and ALDEI>I AVB ÔMPmNVI|XE — Rk S-J4$$ trlggarsd tbs Buekaga team 11m frith tlis aforinsDUoMd Wsav- nins to the last five kee ouMeider i* the i^w hi* job, eoaohtog, and hto hfe^ bopia March 2, Rhod* Island at shtskre guasd nsdsi, am Bndnssa, tay. o v t (Herald Fhoto by Pinto,) jaat thMs |«an. *-(r~TH TtrithM to r i hnms ■ there ware plen- c a j^ Lovallatto did t|M Job for '''1 * 0 i. i7«CJ UlMhottaathMolvtag ua." GM of k*t plaee Senator*. hslAr papfia PAGE TWlfNTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERAM), ICANC^TER, OONN« PRroAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE RoofiaRMK Chi— «y 18-A IHERB ODGl^ BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Boats and Aersaaoriss 46 Honaehold Goods 51 ~ Without Bowd S9 ApartfluntA—Plsts— Rooseii For Sslo 72 House* For Sale 72 R o u m b For Sale 72 Housea Fqr SaJe ROOFINa—Iteaetauiliis npaMna ANTIQUE dropleaf teUa, 86'’x46" Tciieiheiifa' rooCi o< an fanda, now r o ^ gut 1962 CLOSEOUT—Bvinrude out ir* ADMIRAL TV. t»8; »* ’ Bmm> open, 1$" Itiaves, reftalshed. AH fumishea room VERNON—^Nlcs 6 room ran ch , AIANCHBHTER— Large 8 room AIANCHESTER—CUshmen Dr. Ex 448 SPRING ST. — New 6 room P olly’s Pointers board motors, just a few left, 8-40 son TV, $80; UHF converter, 810. 9*1817. rtorma, fireplace, 2-car garaga. ter woit, cUmMya qlaaaad, ta- Hi O h * ^ Woutff f, AnGovffr. EAST HARTFORD-Now renting. ranch with attached garage, tile ceptional value, fine location 8 ranch, fireplace, kitchen with CLASSIFIED Rp. at real savin|u for that 9-6634. Selltag below Oort. Tongreh A r m bedroom ranch featuring largo paired Alumlman aldtaB. M L a iN B W N i c a n MI 2% room, on# bedHtom, efficiency bath 3 'fireplacee,. full baeiement, built-in oven and nmge, 1% baths, e y , t a 8-6821. BATHTUB ‘DISPENSARY’ yteta’ aonMEiadda. IVea aattmatea. s n N T A a MARICP RlWr AFTR Christmoa gift. McBride’a Ehxnrt ITC® ROOM for gentlemen, priv- apartments with refrigwator, combination windows end doM*, living rown with dining area, fire 2-car garage, one-half acre lot, U SOft CM/r .Spot, 689 Center St., MI 9-8747. place, modem kitchen, diahwash- Can jB tures, but call. It will be a pleas In town at this price. T. J. cy. Priced below replacement it out, no harm Is done. —Alra. AT TREMENDOUS MagalRoent. sofa bed covered TWW BEDROOM,' bustaeat Mock, CaU after 8 p.m; AH 9-T28T. “B ” lb F O R B IG ., ure to show It to you. T. J. C rock ett, R ea ltor, AH $-1677. coet Phone AH 3-6278, Brae-Burn J. J. Depot Square, fps# parictag. CaU PLEASE READ TOUR AD MANCHESTER Moving and nmek- aPFLHiS—Qravenstein, MacTatoah, in 100% nylon, matching rn.ir C rock ett, R ea ltor, AH 3-1577 R ealty. I « r AMT an teina arer tk* ahoM aa a aga Mr. Keith, AH t-8161. PLEASANT ST.—6 rooms duplex, AIANCHESTER — $17,500. Older Dear Polly — Machine, oil ap tng Company. Local and long dia- Cortlanda, Oteeningt Bunce SAVINGS with foam cushions, 3 mar- plied on an old typewriter ribbim te a«Tertlaer akaaH taa« kla a« tiw FIBST DAT *X ? top tables, 2 lovely table hot water heat convenient to bua ROCKVlLtdB—8-4 two-famtly.-Very custom built Colonial, Ideal for ANDOVER — Center Street. ^ tance moving, pacMng and ator- CUSSS liL Farm, «39 W. Center St. MI TOAfPORTABLE room in quirt If you are a big, happy, fam- will renew the dried out ink. — APPKABS aa« SEPOBT EBBOU la Maia lat ifea aaat iBaa^ WOl^lMSOP/FOB H R A W S 1 lampB, 2 Jumbo throw piUews, and shopping. Call AH 9-6062, for good condition. 2-car garage. % large family, 4 bedrooms, living room older house, new well hot age. R^fular aervice throughout TAKSA 8-8116. private home, shower-bath ga- Uy, Inveatigate oils 7 room co B . L. Boa. The Becaid h WBnaBMe tor aa|y ONB iaoorreet or oadtted S W S W H 'T STANP AROUMP Bath Tubs Few 9x12 f.b. rug . . . 31 piece din appointment. acre good land. Central; Colton room, dining room, kitchen, den, water heat, $7,900. 4-4 tme'ment New England atatea and Flhrlda. 6 1 S H M R LIKS tH A T / su ppose 6QMS ' Was $84 $65 rage, gentlem an. AH 8-6848.' lonial rqaMence situated on a Girls — It works! I tried H on fur adwiHhuiiaeat aad thea aalj to the aorteat of a MI 84668. HONBVAlOONl HONT ette eneembie, 4 piece elegant W. Hutchins, AH 94182. 1% baths, amesite drive, garage, on Route 6, $13,000. Buy or selling PRIBHPS POPPSP IN f WHAT Pool Ladder Now FOR RENT—4 room heated apart large com er lot. Wonderful dry excellent conditibn. Joaeph Lom my own typewriter ribbon that o f OV*R,ANP IH He WQULP THBV THINE OF ' Honaehdd Goods 51 walnut bedroom suito with fa- R(X)AIB f o r r e n t in the Tinkrt call Chambers Realty, AH 8-2325, was beginning to fade oat. Ihe THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO^ Was $59.95 $28 ment. OOl AH 8-6119 between 8:30 basement with recreation room $18,000 — ATTRACTIVE 6 . room bardo, Broker, MI 9-9846. AH 9:7006, o r AH 3-6930. \ * 9 ' P n iA HIS SHIRT. MOUR MANMSRS J ' ^ moue make mattreae end BuUdlng. See Christopher Glen- a.m. and 4:30 p.m. plus a den or TV room on the parts with oil applied write moefa Moving, packing, atorage, local W.THSUVINe' Air Cb^tioner Now ranch, Manchester, cellar, ga KENMORE oombhtotlon gaa owd W as $785 $299 Oprtag, 3 foam bed pillows, 2 ney at Glenney’s Store, Mata St. 1st floor. Living room plus sepa rage, amesite drive, large trees, $13,600—6 ROOM Cape, 1% bathe, (XJVENTRY LAKE — B ^tlful darker. —POLLY and lou dlatance. Agent* for ROQASHeCAUS gha beater stove, 8 yean, axcel- vanity tatnpi . . . all new, aU FIVE R(X>M modem flat ta ex rate dining room, famUy size HtMABUMf Gas Water Heater {Damaged) landscaped near bus. Carlton W. fireplace, storms, cellar, trees, waterfront house. Insulated, hot Dear Polly — To save time and Lorons V u Lines, Inc., world-wide lent cqndltlon, $160. M l 8-M78. guaranteed. COAIPORTABLB heated room tor cellent condition. Adults prefer kitchen snd lavatory complete 3-2711 moveia. Free estimates. MI g-our. N ow a gentleman. Ontral. Apply 4 H utchins, R ea ltor, AH 9-5132. near bus, assum es 4 % % , $97.16 air heat, large paneled living bruised fingers when hammering DIAL Ml i s : Was $89,96 $41.95 red. Available Jan. 1. Phone AH the 1st floor. 3 bedrooms and monthly. (Jarlton W. Hutchins, AH room, beautiful view of lake lot a curtain rod bracket on to a RU GS n e v e r used 9x13 green Instant Credit . . . Pearl St, Apartment 8, Mrt. 8-7304. AIANCHESTER—7 room Colonial, 9-8182. MANCHESTER Package Dallvaiy. Chnube 'Bath Fixtures, 7 pc. Now D em ute. full bath up. 3 oar garage. Im approximately 142x200, Shown by window frame, clear tape It on hroadlodm, |20: 9x16 ruby orien- Free DeUvery mediate occupancy and ample 2 fireplaces, 1% tile baths, attach Ug^t trucking and package deliv tal, $86; 11x18 blue wool. 289-6966. Was $19.96 $9.88 TOUR ROOM apartment, Hartford appointment. Chambers Realty — first. Drive the nails and then re ery. Refrigerators, w aeh^ and HOLPSH, ' Towel Bar Now ROOM IN SINGLE home, suitaMe financing available. CaU now. ed garage, built-ine, patio, bar fo r buying o r selling, AH 3-2335, move the tape. The bracket will mr.JAaAONfio^ and Afanchester bua line, avail becue, city water and sewer, ex stove moving mecialtsL Folding Was $8i79 $1.99 tor gentleman, $9. Near Parkade. able Dec. 1. Heat and hot water, AH 3-6930, or MI 9-7005, not slip and will be Just where TROUBLE REAGHHNI OUR ADVERTISER? ch a irs to r rant. M l AOnS. k7mnujf,'TgNN? 28" BHiniture Legs Now NOHMAN’S AH 8-6387. cellent location. (Jharles Leireier- you measured for it. —N. M. partly furnished if deaired. Adults JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. an ce. AH 9-7620. HI—MOM AND DAD^ EIGHT ROOM Ckitch Ckjonlal, Waa $6.89 $2.88 Factory Furniture Warehouae preferred. P arking in rear. $120 Dear Polly — To save time and WATKINS Alum- Storm Windowa Now ROOM AND meals reasonable to first floor consisting at a kitchen, do a better Job —instead of dust month. CiaU AH 8-4017 between INSUR80RS REALTORS NEW CHARAHNG Colonial ranch, large dining and living room, plus M-Hoir Anutriis StrviM Painting— Papering 21 W as $14.95 F rom $4 t o $10 199 Foraet, C o m te P in e S t , Bomecne wlUing to help with snow 8:80 and 6 p.m. ing my many knick-knacks I now BARGAIN SHOP rem oval. AH 9-6469 family kitchen with Provincial YOUNG OR OLD heated sun parlor, second floor ^Tooden Doors M anchaeter AH 9-5261 cabinets, excellent floor plan, put them in warm water with a PAINTINO and wallps^parlng. wall- ■ .Were ^ Now hse 4 bedrooms and bath one-car little liquid detergent. Swish them Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 WOAtEN ONLY, fumlrtied room AIANOHESTER-309 Center Street. matchless construction, only Fm to Herili RtMtort papar ramovad. Wulpraar books Dogs—Itirds—Pets 41 $149 66" Cherry Buffet three Values to $37.95 $6 and up Open Dally 9-9, Saturday 9-4 I 6 rooms, oU beat, comMnatlon Eves, please call 9-7445, 8-6319 garage. No agents, $17,500, AH around, rinse and M remodeled home, them for a few minutes and there I f BO Call between 6-7'p.m. 688-7965 or ed, Mack reds, blendes, $& and p ita l. AH 8-6689. often you find a home that can SO. WDIDSOR Economy — 8% have an Avon* Representative' apply in person, 44 Bayberry Rd., $16.96 $6.88 birch cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, AIANCHESTER —Six room Cape, rooms, garage. Near Pleasant Is no waiting for them to dry. EXTERIOR and interior painting. ca llin g oa you regularly? If you $86. Washburn’s Cocker Kennels, 44.96 \ ■’ 29.00 FIVE, ROOM apartment, redeco fireplace, open stairway, tile please you both but I believe A hand hair dryer will also do the Piqwrbanging, celUim wallpaper Glastmibury. Tolland, TR 6-$894. $14.96 Twin Slse Haodboanl, fireplace, aluminum storms, n - Valley Road and Route 30, $2,000 d 28.00 Apsrtsiento— Flat*— H utchins, AH 9-8182. dition throughout. Charlea Lea- Dear Polly — Would you or' any Call Edward R. Price, MI 9-1008 aola, very good condition. 684-8669 Oak between 8-9 evenings. $85.23 a month for principal and Iff 94)600 eaniing opportunity. It would reasonable prices. Call Caledon Tile Bocurd Now Tenements 63 p eran ce, AH 9-7620. A spacious 7 room (Jape with • of the girls have any solutions 97 HOLLISTER ST.—7 room homo, Interest. FuU price $16,600. Glenn PAlNTiNO AND puterhanging. also insure you and yours a very ian, East Hampton, ANdrew $186 Classic Lounge Chair, but Waa $5.48 ' $2.88 full shed dormer, 1% batha, en Roberts Agency, Realtors, AH for burned sperti on Formica and leave T a a V ton back, foam 'cushion, tapered ShtaglSa 8/1 Now TWO ROOAfS) heated, on aecemd 4 bedrooms, large modem kitch VERNON— New non-development to PC Good clean workmiuiiihlp at rea Merry Cbristmas. Why don’t you 7-4280. Musleal Instrasusts S3 FIVE ROOM tenement, 98 Spruce flomr. Center St., adults only, no closed porrti on huge wooded 4-1521, AH 4-0286. counter tops, caused by an over Ub m w tth oat I a t Oto en, 14x28 living room, Ruaco wta' homea—(Japes, Splits. Colonials— sonable ratee. 30 years in Man phone the Avon memager today! ASSISTANT legs, Uue satin striped cover, $99. Was $2.89 Bdle. $1.98 St. Inqture #6 Foeter St, or phone peto. AH 9-6106. lot. Only $17,9M and eaty fi heated pan? >—Mrs. D. L. R. a t BU 9-4922 L D O K IN 6 EXJR g ood hom e fo r 16 Shingle—Lock type Now AH 8-ft40. dows, 2-car garage, toy direct spacious rooma, excellent closet nancing eon be arranged. BAST HARTFORD—New snd beau- chester Raymond Flake. Ml TKD 18 OUR last weak- beforo from owner, $15,600. AH 9-1962. and atoraga facilities, built-ins, Mrs. D. L. R. sad the root of 0-9387. month old female beagle, good Was $8.99 $2.88 FIVE ROOM apartment, second tifill 7 room Colonial split level, you girls —I talked wiUi rep $23.60 89" TalAe Lamp, white moving to now and larger quar- 8% R(X>M quaUty apartment, heat, fireplace, garage. Financing ar a b a b y s i t t e r , two children, moth with children. CTall after 4 p.m. baulattag Siding Now floor gaa heat, very convenient. fireplace, garage, 4 twin sized resentative ot the iiisnufactarer of Loot and Pound Anto Driving School 7-A er works, preferably Uve in, M n. M I 9-1447. ceramic 'base, yellow decorations, tera at 540 H artford R ood . We hot water, built-ina, refiêrator, BEELZEBUrs ROA^^—Wi^mtag. 8% ranged for quidified buyers. Jo JARVIS REALTY CO., EXTERIOR AND interior painting. MANAGER white Aade, $14.76. Was $9,75 Bdle. $7.77 have a few bargains left in Available now. Adults. AH 3-8097. room ranch, garage, buUt-tas, bedrooms, one bath, 2 lavatories, this product and was advised that LOST—Siamese oat wearing black Wallpaper hooka. Baperhanging. Brodeur, 2894291, 8:80-6 p.m. Garage Door Now central location. Adults AH 8-3171. seph L om bardo, B roker, AH 9-9846. REALTORS finished rrtreation room, large LARSON’S—OonnecUcut’a tint 11- THREES MALE AKC registered pianos, organs and hand tastru- A fte r 6, AH 8-8470. steel beam, beautiful trees, acre '‘‘Mirtare” burns could often be re ooUar. Vicinity Cooper St. Re censed driving school trained— Ceilings. Eloors. Fully insured \yas $68.96;^ $48 mento. Ward Music Oo., 99 Sum- SIX ROOM heated duplex avail SUBURBAN S room ranch with kitchen with built-in stove, oven, moved by scfHiring with a mild TRANSCRIPTIONIST, mainly on dachshund p«qw. 7 weal^ old $42.60 47%’’ Modem Walnut Oook- lot, reasonably priced. Carlton W. AH 8-41U w ard. M I 9-7091. Oerttfisd and ^proved la now of woricmanahip guaranteed. Leo Gas oven and sutfaea unit built-in mblr. Open eventaga. able immediately. Call AH 9-8475 garagh, beautifully landscaped dishwasher and disposal large cleanser, not a strong abrasive distaphone correspondence. Small Christmas, br^ from otumpion- tali Table, tapered legs, M».95. FOUR'M o d e r n rooms and bath, an y tim e. H utchins, AH 9-8182. fering classroom and bdiind Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 If no answer, F o r naUcHial bow lin g d ia in . W as N ow centraUy located, private ame- level 100x160 lot, oil hot water B vae., O a l M w . Bmith a t AH 9-IB19 lot. Selltag for $28,600. (Jail the that would harm the finish. For LOST Lady’a wallet vicinity Wdlea cal] Ml 8-9048. pleasant office and congenial as ahlp linaii. MI 9-2676. $379.90 $160 R. F. Dimock (Jo., AH 9-5246, Jo wheel instruction for teen-agers. sociates. Permanent posiUmi. 6- Must be promotional minded, LUuWlil SNARE drum, caa^ a ^ atto drive and yard. No objection $11,800—8 R(X)M Cape, aluminum heat, aluminum storms and small areas, sboat the else of a farm wagon country atore o r E . M l 9-6075. Unfinished oabtaets —wide nuige otond, 2 âars oM, excelleStt oon- hanna Evans, AH 9-6653 day 40-hour weeh many' advant supervise personnel^neat and $59 M aple R o c k e r ,. loose piUow to weQ mannered children. AvaU- storms, awnings, shade trees, bus, screens, 8 bedromns, built 1966. dime or at the moet a qu arter Middle Turnpike, Summit, or Hol INTERIOR painting, paperhang of prices and.'Slsea dlttan, $80. l a 9-9774. ITVE ROOM flat, first floor, 8-ear Bh<9 ping. Oailton W. Rutchtaa, ages. Noble 4 Westbrook - .Mfg. Live Stock 42 back. Early Amerleoh print, $89.98. aUa Dee. 1. $90. AH 9-7810. garage. Inquire 43 Jensen St. Sellii« for $15,600. Robert Wolver- a deep burn can be bored out lister Sts. Reward if found intact. MORTLOCK’S Driving School. We ing. wallpaper removed, recrea aggressive. Give resume and Example—Was Now - - ■ ~î,- AH 9-5183 BOUTON LAKE—6 room ranch, oil and the place filled with a proA ^ Co., 20 Westbrook St., East Hart ton, Raaltor, AH 9-3618. heat, lakefront privileges, excel P I 2-«770. have the cmly office and claae- tion rooms built fully instured. state salary expected. Write LARGE SIZE pony, complete with $81.50 $15 • SPINET PIANO, ito dealrts, wUl RCXXVILLE — 8% room apart itnr called "SeanifU" made for"''1Uie. Free estimate*; Joseph P. Lewis, ford, opposite Martin Park. Tel. 2$ SPRUCE ST.—Off E. Center. 6 lent eondition, $10,900. Small down room in town. For complete in .Box G, Herald, Gene Autry sadme and bridle. $16.76 Green Sig^t-saver Desk Range Hoods—wldFYange of prices, s^brifioa for cash. Write Box A, ment, etove, refrigerator and $9,900—5%* R(X1M ranch, fireplaea, AIANCHESTER —6 room Cape, area. A deluxe Dutch (Jglonial purpose and sold by.'^'Fbnnica M I 9-9658. 289-2717. Lamp, $9.98. ^ n l d . room flat, second floor, oil steam 2-car garage, large lot, mf'vacy. paymest. Goodchild - Bartlett, formation see telephone "yelJow Gentle with children, $326 PI and sizes heat, 16 minutes from Hartford, heat, automatic hot water, neW' quiet street, close to shopping built for gracious liring, T rooms, dealers. This probably would re FOUND—Young tiger bob tailed page 10." Office 448 Main St.. 2-7987. E x a m p le—W as N ow adults. AH 9-4824, m 5-1166. Carlton W. Hutchins, AH 9-6133. achools, excellent condition, priced center ball ahtrance, large living R ealtora, BU 9-0980, AH 8-7926 fe m a le 'e a t a t Peurkade. M I 9-6868.' ly renovated. Phone AH 9-3663. quire the servjoea of a profoaolon- M I 9-7398. NURSES AIDE, U-T shift. Louial $16.95 $9.88 to sell, $18,900 Hayes Agency, AH room with fireplace^ dining room, al. If a Jiadly burned top has to Electrical Scrrleea 22 Office snd Store THREE R(X>M hasted apartment, ROCKUBDGE—7 roan Ranch, 4 MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, at Manor, MI 9-4619. WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. 8-4808. den, 8 bedrooma, 2, batha, delight tached garage on bug line, with be ropUeed. Inquire a b ^ your E-Z LERN Articles For Sale 45 474 Mata S t, eeeond floor, $M. AH years old, latga modern kUoMB, ful kitchen with .built-in stove, F R E E EUfTialATESS. P rom p t aarv- Equipment 64 THREE ROOM apartment, first DuUt-ta ovan and range, diahweeh these extras: Walk-out basement,, Ifiaaronoe, It may be covered. Pans DEPE jNDABLE woman to care for 968 M AIN S T R E E T SEARS 9-5339, 9-S. floor. CaU AH 8-5270. EAST HARTFORD -^Magnificent oven, dirtiwasher and ' diqioaal. Annonncemento ice on all types of electrical wli> Salesmen Wanted 36-A WALLPAPER and' paint sale _ er, diqioaei. pantry, etc. Large re c room , all new hot w ater Ijeati^ should “never" ho takea directly DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. S children in my home part-time. T y p e w r i t e r — n e w t y p b - new 7 room split level, large liv breakfast area with firertace, 2- ing. UcensM and insured. Wilson pasted, regular fulfy trimmed, FIVE R(XAM apartment lor rent. dining room den osnter entranoe tag ayatem 2-car garage with full off the stove andktset tm aneh a SAVE 76% on your dry cleaning. Box' L, Herald. APPLIANCE SALESMAN —Inside SHOPPING PARKADE writers $65 and op; used typb- THREE ROOM m>artment, first ing room with fireplace, formal c a r garage, la rg e k>t. 8 « I f counter top. —POLLY Enectrical Co., Manchestor. MI plastic coated. CJeiltag putot $3.89 $95 m onthly. CaU a fter 8.' AH haU, ponaltd arall flroplaM In Itv- basement, laige deep lot, $16,200. Do It yourself. Lucky Lady Coin Automatic imd Standard shift and outside sales, guaranteed writers $39 and up. Berube’a floor, hot water, convenient to bua dining room, S bedrooms, 8% $80,90a Call the R. F. Dlmock Pay. aa you Jake only the 9-4817. Glastonbuiy, MB S-liTg. galicm. M orrison P^dnt Store 88$ 44187. ing roMB with a baounful view, t Eve. Ray Holooipbe, AH 4-1139. Cleaners, U Maple Street. Across HAIRDRESSESt wanted for part- draw Vs commission. The man we Typewriter Service, 479 B. Mid- ______and shopping, $48 m m ithly. AH batha, lovely Utcbeii' with built- C o., AH 9-8348, Johanna Evans, AH Share your favorite numb^ of lesSonk required. C enter St. 80” ROPER GAS range. Ilka new, 8-7094. hadrooma, f baths, 8-car gangs, Warren B. Hgwland, Realtor. AH homamak- from Main St. Flrat National time Work experienced preferred. desire must be aggressive end die Tpke., Alanehester. AQ 9-8477. THREE BBDltOOM in rtovx oven, dlshwaaher, dla- 9-8658. ing ideas . . . send them to Polly Call MI 9-7666.' Lovely Lady Beau $75; 9-plece Duncan Fbyfe dining niREE BBDltOOM Mortment ta plastered walla, selltag el bank 8-y06 . Parking lot. able to take fuU advantage of an HOTPOINT 17" portable TV, WHP- posal, finished recreation room in care of Manchester Evening OLDER AND NERVOCS STU Floor Flnistung 24 ty Salem. LOAM SALEI—Regular $14 st(Hie roqm set, excellent ccmditlcxi, Hartford off Wethersfield Avenue. PIJIASANT 4 room apartment, appraisal, $N,900. Fhflbrick Agen. with sliding gtaae doors, patio, 2- MANCHESTER—t room Cape Cod DENTS OUR SPBCL^ unlimited opportutnlty. All com free loam, now ^ .60; also, .till, VHP, $65. AH 9-2425. CaU AH 8-9398 after $. p l^ r couple with no children. cy. Ml 9-8484. VgSRNON—Convenient to Manches- Herald. You'll receive a bright, CHRISTMAS CARDS—Finest qual pany benefito.- Write full details first $76 tekeg it; also, antique ear garage, large lot, prertige style home, one-half acre profes "ter and Parkway. 3 bedroom PAINTING, remodeling paper- ETVE W OMEn for part-time work stone, gravel and sand. Call MI Wearing Apparel— Fnrs 57 A'vailaMe Dee. 16. CaU iUI 8-1883. new silver dollar 11 Polly osea your ity, imprinted with your name. CA LL FO R F R E E BOOB hanging, floor sanding. Call Mr to J. M. Hickson, Montgomery dishes, chairs and picture frames. NEW 8% extra large rodms, heat, STARTWEATHER ST.—A large 6 area. Selling for $38,800. Call the sionally landsacped lot with ranch, 26 foot kitchen, built-lns, Schieldge Printing Co., corner a* cashiers and salei^rls. See 8-8608 Call All 3-6980. ideas In Polly’s Pointers. '^ x le s MI 8-2107. Ward 289 W, kQddle Turnpike, AIAN’S GRAY overcoat, brown top hot water, incinerator, .. patio, room quiet house, aU utilitiea, R. F. Dimock Oo., AH 9-8346, Jo gracious shade trees. 8-caf ga fireplace, 1% baths, basement ga Birch and Spruce. Order now for Bob Slutzkln, Bezzinl Bros. Ware Manchester. coat, size 38-40; man’s brown hat, stove, refrigerator, hanna Blvana, AH 9-668$. rage, 2 batha, li^ e screened M l 3 -8 5 5 2 ETjAT STONEB tor walls, patios, OUTSTANDING hi-fldeUty outfit FaraiBhed Apartments 63-A near buz, $14,600. Joseph Barth, rage. Owner AH 9-0652. early delivery. SANDING and refinlshing house, comer of Hilliard and INVITATION size 7%; brown Bates shoes, 8%B; adults. AH 9-6750. porch off family'îlsed kitchen. Adams St., Manchester. and house fronts. Comer Route $4 with tuner in cabinet. Also, James B roker, AH 9-0820. (speciaU^^ in older floors). WANTEjD—^Route salesman. Salary practically new. AH 9-0458. m Close to a PaTOohlal School. Eve. and 6, Notch Road. Bolton Notch B. Lansing c m s w hom, 85 watt, 2% R B 0 6 furnished apartment Painting, ^tilings. Paperhanging. and commission'' plus hospitaliza DBLMONT ST. section—6 rooms, PORTER Bt.—Large ook Ray Hrtoeimbe, AH 4-US9. Warren Quarry. Tel. MI 9-0617 2-way speaker system, mahogany TO BID 8 room fumirtied apartment Lots For Solo 73 Garage—Se^ce—Storage 10 No Job .too John Veifaille, tion insurance and pension plan. THE WAS-NU Shop has a lovely first floor, liuge yard, garage, ___ garage. Rockville“ ' ■TR 5-2788 8 bedrooma, 2% Batha, 2-ear ga E. ffomand. Realtor, AH 3-1108. Pcraonala cabinet, excellent r^nxtaction. Notice is hereby given that the MANCHESTER M I 9-8760. Help Wanted—Male 36 Good opportunity for right man. 280 CEIDAR Clothesline poles, many wardrobe for a chubby child size five minutes to bus, schools, or TR 6-4314. rage, large landocapad yaro. WYLLYS STREET—extraordinary BEST BUYS For Intemew cwitact Mr. J. sizes, steel sash windows, Chevro Must be heard. 638-4660. Eighth School 4 Utilities District 10 or 17 -nsisUng of zkirto, stores, $120 per m onth, no utili AIANCHESTER—Ranch home of ELECIROLUX Sale* and Service, i *°r car or will accept bids for a truck mount Shown by anpotatmont. Morion B. aingle lot 240 fo o t fron tag e. AH bonded representative, Alfred : Cooper HiU St., Man- ELSXTRONICS — Tele'vislon Man Byrne at J. A. Bergren’s Dairy, let wheels, 1985 Plymouth sedOn. I blouses, lu >ise wool Jumper, ties, children accepted. AH 8<0094 TWO ROOM, furnished apartment, Robartaon, Raaltor. AH 8-8888. On bus Une. Spic and spM-cId- 6 rooms right In town but on a $-7444. with good working knowledige for MI 9-1888. ' SEWING AIACHmES, automatic sewer rodding machine. and p ^ y dresses, 476 Main St., quiet deadend street, huge treed Amell, 206 Henry St Tel HI âU Glastonbury Bonds—Stocks^ 1100 Burnside Ave., East Hart zlg zog 1962 models to factory car after 4 p.m. com p letely > equipped Inquire 134 er type home of 8 roqn ^ mod By Belf lore 84480. 638-9067. Mortgages permanent position in Hartford ford . Specifications may be obtained AH 8-9407. Open daily and TOurs- H l ^ 8t. < [TOLLAND—Nice Cepe on main ern, Including hot Filter heat. lot, full cellar with level entrance, SIX A ZONE lots within block of ______^ Should have at toast least a .am'2nd (.tiass,Glass. E'HEE WHEELS with purchase of tons. Will take $87 or $2 weekly. from the custodian at the fire THREE ROOM heated apartment, oil hot water heat, aluminum AH 9-6696. day evening tUl 9. ^ road, comer lot over one acre, Convenient tosehool. Full price school (Jlty water, no-sewer, terms PASSENGEStS wanted from Man CASH AVAILABLE. If you havV benefits. Give complete l a r g e correspondence snow tires. No down payment, 13 house, 32 Main St., Manitaeeter, newly renovated, first floor, ideal rrVE R(X>M AimiahM wortment, $11,990. J o a ^ Barth, Broker, AH $12,800. • storms and acraena, I bedlam s, available. Cleared, good aiie T, Seven room spUt-level, 2 fidl Conn. Sealed bids wiU be accepted FUR eXJAT—FuU length muskrat living room and convenient kitch chester and So. Windsor to vicin real estate equity. Call us torfor ta first letter. Write School. Needs Regional Sales monthg to pay. Cole’s Discoimt BIGGEST BARGAm m TOWN fo r w orking ctam le, $90 m onthly, adulto, eon after 4^p.m., AH 9-0890. J . (Jrockrtt, R ea ltor, AH $-16'77. baths, 2 Bone heating system, Wanted Autos— Maqc* by Presldejit, Philip L, BurgeSs, 39 9-6160. en,. $15,800. Robert Wolverton ity of Travelers. Call MI 4-1664. funds. $2000 r e q t^ e s on ly $44.60 (Chester Herald, Box E. Manager and experimeed Sales S tation, M I 9-0980. TAKE YOUR HAIE PA'YmG! coat. Owner moved to Florida. adults only. A pply 109 F oeter St., completely modern kitchen la- M otorcycles 1 2 man to close quidified leads. Ter Hudson St., Manchester,- Conii., or CaU after 6, 538-6661. $11 Plata Mre. Aforee. ACAN01B8TER — Cooy 8 room Vernon—5 room ranch, oonven- A ^ cy , Realtor, AH 9-2811, oluding. all built-tas, dishwash per month, including repayment. 1,2, or 8 TTEARS TO PAY lent to bus and ahopplng, Flre- WANTED—Ride to Pratt 4 Whit Frank Burke, 346-8897 days, or ritory now available. Want man at the firehouse, 32 Main St., Alan- Dr., East Hiurtford. house on deadend street, poerthfll- INDUSTRIAL lot for sale, about er and disposal. Many custom ETREPLAC “SUPER DELUXE" PLEASANT 6 R(X)M, second floor, Bosinem Lecsfloiis ties, $12,090. Joseph B ai^, Dro- 'aee hot water heat, larga (SUBTCni BUlUr 9 room ftaaob, ney Aircraft 8-4:46 from Oakland USED 1956 or 1967 C hevrolet, no 629-6558 aVenings. capable of superrtsing entire Jd for sale, de- chester, Chnn., until 7:30 R.M. on 800 foot frontage. (Jail AH 9-3391. touches. Oversized garage. Juzt St. MI 9-9406. rust, good general cmidltian. MI state.' Opportunity to earn $10,000- llvered. P ;9, <8 ROOAIS OP FURNITURE Monday December 17th, 1962." apartment avaUable December 30. For Rent 44 xker, AH 9-0330. ^ . : ^ 1 p rice $18,800. laxga itniif roote with flfaplace, 2 years young. Job transfer 9-4367. APPRENTICESHIP $18,000. Answer only if you have ALL 100% GUARANTEED The Board reserves the right to Wanted— Te Boy 68 (Jail AH 8-7795. forma] dtaubg room, family stae E X C E LLE N T VIEW , scen ic e with full acre building lots. Beautiful Arlens, Bolens, Toro power han COAIPLBTELY redecorated apart lonlrt.N ll^ b a fte. enclosed porch. roeNOtiaB room with ftrsiilaoa, countryside. AH 9-1817. . ney Aircraft, 74:80 shift. Vicinity TRAIN Il intangibles or books. Box MM, $16.18 DeUvers FRANK is buying and seUing good Off street parking. Suitable to r Nice Cape In Bowers area. At Oak Street. hQ 8-2669. ’ dle. Snow blowers repaired, parto Philip L. Btugess, ment, 8 rooms and bath, ta mod combhiitttm windows and doorz, shed dornfiM-, 1-car attached ga encloesd bceeaewiqr. attaehad ga ATLANTIC Service station avail H erald. $16.18 Month - used furniture Mid antiques at 420 barber ahop, office, repair serv rage, hot water heat, combina tractive brick entry, garage, Bosuieas Services Offered 13 and service. Trades and terms. P residen t Lake St. CaU and see what we’ve em ranch home. Heat and hot ffi^ lace, ''huUt-taz, city utUltlea. n g s , tawdaeaaad y a itf -S lx iM . able in Manchester. This is good OPPORTUNTTIE^v — YOU GET — ices. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Mata. AH tion windows, excellent condU nicely treed lot. Immediate oc \ Capitol Equipment, 88 Main St. ■ J. A. Volz, Clerk g o t. Open Sundays. AU 9-8580. water. Private entrance, large 9-5221. -Vacant. ChaHep Leaberance, AH Itarioa B. Rwerteem. Realtor. AH location on heavily traveled road. •b,. 16-PIECE BEDROOM Eighth School and tion. Large well landscaped lot. Wanted--*ReaI Bstate 77 cupancy. Will finance. F.HJL, W ANTED—^Ride to U nderw ood, OOMPLETTB 24-hour i burner I paid training available Before j M I 8-7968. 18-PIECE UVmO ROOM closets. AH S-8S06. 9-7620. X V-A., or ecmventional. Situations Wanted— Utilities Distrirt Full price $16,800. second shift. Call ME 9-8778. service. Also phimblK and heat I p.m., 289-1661, after » p m., MI 12-PIE C E KITCHHSN WANTED—used restaurant, gro- SAIALL STORE, heated, centrally WISH 80MBSONB te tendie youi MOTO MOWER snow thrower, 20", Dated at Manchester, Conn., this TOUR R(X)M aportmant, hast, hot BUCKLAND STREET^ — 7 room FIRST TTAIE on mariert— duplex ing. Free eatimatoa./MI 9-7831. In Sheet Metal or ______F'emale 38 — P lus — ceiy store, and tavern' equipment. loca ted en AIData S t.,-' $76 p e r real estate? (Jau ma at AH 94)831 older Colonial ta St. Jamea’ self-propelled. See it at AtcBrlde’s 26th day of November 1962. For fast and ready cash caU water, refrigerator, etovs, wash month. CaU AH ' Cape, Cdonlal motif, . fireplace, . Many othoif Uetings availaMe. 6-6. Excellent location. Selling to Parish. -1% baths, large tread F a I l - y a r d cleaimp, Jrtm E. POSX’l'lC^ looking after invalid Sport Spot, 689 Center St., AO ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR er, d ry er furnished. N o pete. $135. natural apriim water, $is,900. Jo- settle aetata. J. D. Realty, AH for prompt and oourtooua servlca. AntomobOes For Sale 4 Carpentry Trades Fred Fontaine, BU 9-6845, before Joseph Barth. Broket. lot, central location. ExceUent Whitbam Landscape Nursery, MI s. ^ ' lady Or gentleman. Have hospital 9-8747. TV SET AND CSOMB. RANGE 9 a ^ . or after 7 p.m. ______" AH 8-7704. Mtph Bartii, Broker, MI 9-0820 S-6I29. for the growing family. Moro RENAULT—1960, white,, radio ^7802. SODA DISTRIBUTOR and hursingvexperience and good Free atorage Until wanted. Free 246 NORTH A IA IN -SU hto. AH TOUR ROOM apartment for rent 30 EDISON ROAD—6 room Cape, MANCHESTER -St. James Par WANTED—Real Estate. SeUing or right In, it's vacant and heater, good tires, A -l con references. Ap&y to Box RR, delivery. E’ree set >n> by our own WE BUY^.BELL or trate antique 9-MS6, 9-6. ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY buying Residential, cummercla] dition, $495. MI 44156 after 5 LA' and ^ ROUTE Apply H erald. V , M01/IE CAAIEjRA—8 mm Brownie, reliable men SEPTIC TANKS and noed ffumltufo, china, glass, on bus line, next te shoppiim I bedrooms, dining room, fire ish. 4 bedroom (Joionial, 2 fire Older home, nicely located Jurt Wdrs. new, $20. AH 8-4864, area. Also 7 room house. AH place, lovely screened In back places, center hall, breezeway, 2- Or industrial real estate. Cmita'ct p.m . maintenance. AND sUver, picture tramsii and old \ REALTOR R ealtor, Stanley B ray. AH 3-627S, off Center Street. Near bus. Tree ^ck-iip and deUvery LltUs GIRL------SCOUT Troop ^ ------l^tomilal^__ Lble fo r SPhooe for wpointment S-8S42. 486 AfAIN^-Idaal for offices or any porch; close to schools and bus. oai” garage, all city utilities, ex- Samuel Albert, m fd. CK 7-0868 coina, Md doUr-end guns, nobby Brae-Burn Realty. schools, aheqiping. Priced to NEBaj CAR? Tour credit turned 4 McKinney. 18 Woodbrldge St, Netting Better Than 55,000 babysitting and odd'1 Jobk>.ForJoM ta- FARAIALL tractor F’20, good tires eomOirteUl use. AH 9-6229, 9-6. C all D iscoe A gen cy, AH 9-0626. ceUeilt location. Vacant. Charles CONNECTICUT STATE w ith tra ile r p low . 1961 C hevrolet coUectiona, attic contento or whole ACARI^ROUGH new 4 AH 9^45a e r AH I-TS87 . sell. down? Short On down payment? M l 84020. formation call AO 8-4076. See It Day or Night PLUGGED SEWERS estatea. Fumltar# Repair Service, Lesperance, AH 9-7620. Bankrupt? Repoesession? Don't 12 fo o t rack b od y tru ck . AO If you have no means of transpor room apartmfBt, built-ta oven,' AIANCHESTE3R — Older 8 room yearly, devoting only 20 hours EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 3-2371. TalcottvUe, Conn. TO. AO 8-7449. Immaculate ranch- on Wert despair! See Honest Douglas, to- LAWN MOWEjRS sbarpaned and PART-t i m e office work desired.. tation, I’ll send my auto for you. Machine Gleaned Honm For Itont 46 home priced right at $9,600; beau Legal Notices Side. Beautiful tiled coric floor quire about loweFt down small repaired sales and aervice, pick weekly to business. Ehccellent Secretarial and sales experience. tiful 3 bedroom ranch 3 baths, HURRY treatment.' Aluminum storms, Call AO 9-3993 ^S!FT HANDED set of golf clubs, No ol^gation Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer F O R R E N T—8r room furnished carport, laige lot- full price COVbIN'Ir Y — 4 room ranch, UMITAnON OSDEE est payments anywhere No small Up and deUyery. lea skates teaip- oiqwrtunity for a live wire. 806 M ain St., Manchester screens and doors, A nice no ened, precision glc^d. L 1 M f ihoM , 2 woods, 18 golf balls and Uaes iQBtailed-TCeUar Water and hot water taduded, $125. house with one car garage from $19,600; off Vernon Street, nearly breezeway, garage, fireplace, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held loan or finance company plan. A—U-B—E—R—T—S Smart Jaricin Set at Ifancheeter, within and for the traffic location. For further information please A public service— bag. Complete $28. (Sail 633-4660. proofing Done. Dec. 1st to June 1st. Grsei; Manor new 3 bedrooip ranch, extra $11,500. Joseph BaAi, Broker, AH 9 room (Joionial in established Douglas Motors, 888 Main. BQquipment Oorporafian, Route N, 6-9047. residential area, 6 poasiUe bed DIatiict of Mancheater on the 26th day Vernon. Conn. TR 6-7109. Manchaa- call, J. D. Realty, MI 84U9. Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 48-46 AILYN STREET ' Section. References. McKinney large lot, full price $16,500; short 9-0320. ot November, 1962. CH ILD ’ S 'LE r(dl-top desk and rooms, 3% baths, 2 fireplaces, ex- Immaculate randi en Bast 1968 R^tMBLER, stick shift, excel No fee charged OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 Brothers, Inc. AH 1-6060, AH way out—3 bedroom ranch, small Preaent, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. SHARPEINING Sarvlca— Sawa, POODLE OWNERS—If you want chair, excell( (Ution. AO McKin n e y BROS. AIAN(7HESTER—4 bedroom home, traontaiory closet space, plus attic Eatate of Ghrtatine Burkhardt, late of Side. Attractive parquet oak len t cemditian. Phone M I 8-9841 949S1. autbuUdiiig, full price $9,000 ; 6 Uancheater in aaid Dlatrlct. deoeaaed. paneling around Roman brick knivea. axes, aheara, skates, .your poodle to look neat,' you 9-7774, ANDIRONS, $5; mahogany dining exceUent cloert and atorage apace, area. Enclosed porch for delightful after 6:80 p.m. Sffwtroge Disposal Co. Holidsy Gingham! room hduse with large lot,,$7,000. On motion of, Jeanette Patou Beech- Sreplace. Big, sunny Mtcben. rotary blades. Quick aervice. C u i COIN OPERATED launderette, ex can’t beat the Poodle Salon. Pro table, 8 extenzlcm boards $20; COVENTRY—Laige 6 room, 8 large enclosed oorch, 2-car ga summer living. 3-car garage. Extra ler of aaid Hancheal4r, executrix. BOY’S 24” bicycle, $1$. Woman’s 130^182 Peart 8$.—Ml $-8808 CalHhe EUsworth MlttenvAfency, Nicely landscaped rear yard tol Equipment Co., 88 Mata St., cellent opportunity. Priced rigît. fessional grooming bathing of Motorola cabinet clock radio, $10. bedroom ranch available immedi rage, $19,700. Phllbrick Agency. land avaUable. A real famUy'home ORDERED: That alx moniha from 1958 PEIUGEOT, 4-door, radio, Canadian flyer ice skate*, size 8, tor, AH 8-8980, o r AH 9-7006. the 36th dav of November. 1962. be and enclosed by rail fence. Veraatile Manchester. Hours daily 74. Present owners have other inter TOOL AND gauge makers wanted, aU breeds. AH 9-9m, or AH AH 8-4493. a tely through June 1963, $100 AH 9-8464. fairly priced. heater, excellent gasoline mile $6. Stella Spanish guitar, $15. the aanie are limited and allowed for room layout—nice traffic Mt- Thursday 74. Saturday 7-4. MI est. Netting $1,000 a month. J. D. first-cla ss ly. fuU or p a rt-tim e, 9-0600. monthly. Write to Box H, EIGHT R(X)M eape, 4 bedrooms, the credltora within which to bring in age, good running coonditim. AH 8-1336. tem, "Trite but true, . .“lluat M ust sell. B est o ffe r. M l 8-9316 8-79S8.' Realty, MI 8-6129. an prevailing benetlts and rates. dining room, paneled family FOREST STREET—Delightful 10 their claima againat aaid eatate. and Overtime if desired. Call Man PUREBRE3D DachAund puppies, COVENTRY LAKE—8 rooni single room former Cheney residence in BEECHLER-SMITH, aaid executrix Is directed to give ptiblic see to appreclate.- after 7 p.m. , F O R SALES—^Toro pow er b a n d it room, fuU shed* dormrt, ‘fire notice to the credltora to bring in their ’f r e e RBUdOVAL— pruning, lot chester Tool 4 Design, Ml 9-6268 AKC registered, one male and house, $60 m onthly. Call m park-like setting. 8 bedrooms, 4% alarm, aluminum comblnaUona, Realtojrs claims within - aaid time allowed by Large split-level ta Mancheater cleattag and spraying. CailFrank or apply in person. One fem a le, resuionable. N ice lawnmower and snowblower at 9-75W. baths, exceUent condition. Owner publishing a copy of tUa order In some CHEVROLET 1968 Bel Air, 2-door Help Wanted— Female 35 ta ch in ent, $126. AH 9-0308. irs ONLY MOI _ attached garage. Very clMe to Green - area. Center hallway, Hardtop, V4, radio, heater, new i C. Noble, MI 9-6063. C hristm as p resen t. 289-8321 school, shopping and transporta AH 3-^444. MI 9-89te newspaper having a circulation In said CLASS A tobl and gauge makers; ACA;ffCH|JSraR—6 room (Jape with* irobate district within ten days from two full baths (one off master tlree, brakes, $360. Eve MI But it’s YOUR miMi^y we’d" tion. $17,600. Phllbrick Agency. AH s ; GENERAL WELDING and cutting also, experienced all around ma BOARD YOUR small or medium 1-car attachjM garage, available RANCH—6 rooms. West Side, he date of this order and return make bedroom). Owners have moved, 8-4026. ' REGISTERED nurse, 8-11 shift. Boats and AceesBorien 46 like to help youîret all you can' 9-8464. y AIANCHESTER — 103 Plym outh to this court of the notice given. ' —gas and arc. Portable equip- chinists. Top wues and frtage size dog with u» in heated kennel. Dee. 16. $180mmthly. Inquire at Youngstown kitchen with buUt- anxious to sell. OPPORTUNI Laurel Manor, MI 9-4619. Lane. A 6 loom rambling Cape on JOHN J. WAIJ.ETT. Judge. 1954 WILLY8 STATION wagtm, I ment available. Ehrenings and benefito. Apply E 4 S Gauge, Home-Uke atmoopheWf) Also, THREE WOODEN, rowboats, in the REAL ESTATE MAR-* Alice CiaKipet Agency, 8M Main EIGHT ROOM Oarriaon (Jolonihi, 1ns, 8 bediooms, dining room, foU T Y . ' N u r s e , Conn, licensed, relief con grooming cockers our qieclalty. foot, oars and locks, t2S each . St. , well landscaped good sized lot, 2- AT A COURT OF PROBATE hrM 4-wheei drive, excellent meebani- I weekends, Bill Swanger MI Alitchell Drive. K E T .S o ... large Uvlng room, dining room, basement, ear^rt, $2,400 aa- 4t M&nchFflt^r within and for Ih t I 9-3922. valescent home. Room with tele H. C. Chase, Harmcmy Hill, C oll AH 9-8088. sumee VA mortgage at 4%%, car garage, located in an''area of $13,000.00 or leas, 6 rooma fire eal condition, $599. MI 34293. ( f you are hnying or selUns’ * FIVE R(X)M single, sX^room s, kitchen, study and lavatory, 4 beautiful eatablished homes. Eve. District of ManchpfitFr. on thF 37th day alarm sj’stem, garage, nicely vision. References. TR 6-9121. AUTO MECHANIC, first-class Hebron Road, Bolton. AH 3-6427. bedroomg and bath oo second $17,900. PhUbriM Agen^, AH of Novemtx'r. 1962. 1966 MGA, A-l conditiem, recentiy SNOW PLOWING, 24-hoOr service. only, 5-day week, many fringe USED CROSBY fibreglas cruiser, REAL ESTATE ell hot water heat. (Jehtri^y lo Mr. Rueter, AH 3-0309. Warren*E. Present. Hon. John J. Wrfllett. Judife. shaded yard. flooi. Recreation room with fire 9-8464. Estate of .Katherene Zacherek. late painted;' - Owner - must sell. - _Wonder J cell Roqei j LeFeVre, MI 9-8843 or PILGRIM MILLS needq both part benefito. Apply in person, Service IF YOU ARE looking toi/ a poodle fully equipped, plus 1962 Evtariide C A L L T O D A Y ca ted . O arage. Adults. $96 n tm th - H owland, R ea ltor, AH 8-1103. 289-2207.1 and full-time hel^. Perhaps you’re —see these coal black tiny minia m otor, 76 ' h.p. pushbutton, ap ly. AH 9-7286. X place in. basement. Attached of ManrheMer. In said District deceas Oversized Cape with oversized ful' buy. Can MI 9-9288 after 6 Manager, Lem Bouchard Bourne double gaqige. Aluminum siding. R(XJKLEDGE— Talk about good ed. Just the person we are lookiiig tures. AH 9-6202. proximately 7 hours running time, MANCHESTER—Excellent Cape, The administratrix havini; exhibited g;arage, 1% baths, four bed p .m . Bulck, Inc., 385 Mata St., Man NCentrgl Ideation* $82,900. values, this homg costs far more for. Apply in lierson at historic ch ester. plus Gator tandem trailer. (A 2 TWIN sized bedroom ranch, 82’ garage, fireplace, 8 or 4 bed her administration account with estate rooms.' finished rec room. Cop t>ri^ Asancy, AH 99464, than the asking price. Custom to this Court for allowance it Is BUICK 1969, gray, power equipped, Cheney HaU, Hartford Road, TOY WHITE poodle, 10 Weeks old, real buy.) See it at McBride’s ' SQUIRE Hvtag room, fireplace, 3 picture rooma, amesite drive, new furn per plum bing. - hot -w ater bU HonseliQld Sm riecs built for present owners, has three ORDERED: That the 11th day ot new tires, exceptionally clean, Manchester. AKC registered. A wopderful Sport Spot, 689 (Jenter St. AH wtadows, dining rtl, bright kitch' bedrooms, living room, dining ace, St. James Parish, convenient December. 1962. at two o'clock, after heat, big. shed dormer, waH-to- prloe rediiead for quick sale. MI Offered «■ 13-A Christmas gift; AH 9-0908 9-8T47. en^ 1% teitha, recreation room, 2- area, kitchen- loaded with built- to schools. Fkirly priced ' at noon. at the Probate Office In the Mu- wali carpeting In living lOom, qar g t r v e with storage space, $16,900.. Robert Wolverton, Real-' ^nielpal Buildlnr in aaid Manchester, be 8- 0478. TRAINEES LINDSAY ins. Basement completely finish and the same is astifcnod for a hearinir dining room, hallwty and stairs. REWBAVINa of hnma, moth tela* doeets; $90 lease. BeautUul setting 264 HOLLISTER STREET tor, MI 9-2813. „ oh the allowance of said administration Job transfer only^reason for ^ppon repaired mndow Shader M l 3-1111 ed, fuU bath ,rec rooma, etc. Ga 'DEiPElNDABLA winter ears—Two on 8 acre# of land in Stafford rage will hold two cars, rear account with said estate, ascertainment selling. > 1967 Chevroleta, standard, 6; 196$ made to measure; aU ataed Vane Springs. Mrs„ Sergeant; Tel. TOLLAND -r 7 room ranch, 1% of heirs and order of distribution, and TYPIST for machina ahop. ******* porch , b ig trees. Asking $26,500— baths, real cihintry livin g $17,500. this Court directs' that notice of the Ford, automatic, small V4. MI tian Minds Keys made while yo> 525-6776. time and place assiimFd for said hear (Joventry—Authentic Colonial wait. Tape Recordara for rant PUBLIC AUCTION Located Just steps from must be seen. Owner transferred. Joseph Barth, B roker, Au 9-0320. 9- n8 8 . By Order of Court of Oommon Pleas, Hartford County ing: *e*'jfiven to ali persons known to on 57 acres, 11 rooms, 7 fire Marlow’s, 867 Mata, Ml 9-6B1. Bowers School and Rling Junior T . J . (Jrockett. Realtor.ÂH 8 1677. be Interested therein to appear and be places. several out-buildings. EîU-time permanent position High. Exceptional Cap* In tip M A K E O F m R — 1958 C hevrolet Apply SnbtfrlNUi For Root €6 SOLID BRICK ranch. aU on one heard thereon by puhlishinic a copv of Ideal executive or professtonal available for qualified typist top ehape. Beautiful grounds, SO. WINDSOR—Off ffuUlvan Ave. floor. Seven rooms, 1% batha, two. this order in some newspaper havinir Impala Convertible;. 1957 Ford a circulation In said District, at least nian's retreat. Bridle path, with Or without experienq* for shade trees. Reduced for Im A . 6% room ranch bu ilt 1961, car garaga, no basemmt. Big Fairlane 600, 4-door, standard COVEIfTBY— AvallaMe Immedl- 100x300 lot, amesite drive, walk ••Ttn days before the dav of said fruit orchard. Modern kitchen shift; 1956 Oldsmoblle 88, 4-door. Bnildlng—Contnetlng 14 claims transcription work, CONNECTICUT STATE etoly 8 room newly decorated mediate sale — owners are wooded lot. Up off Henry St. hearinir. out cellar, city gas and water, ______JOHN J. WAT.LETT. Judjre. blends convenience with real Wescott Auto Sales. MI 9-8932. high school education, good TO BE SOLD eqxfftment, in colonial home, pine Florida bound. This la reaUy a. Real good deal at $25,600. T. J. (Joionial charm. More toad HOME AND attic remodeltag, knowledge of grammar and "must see.” hot water baseboud heat, alum (Jrockett, R ea ltor, AH 8-1877. roofing. guttMing and sidhw. Ac- EMPLOYMENT SERVICE paneled kitchen, $128 tacludee * * ______AT A COURT OF PROBATE held available. 1968 PLYMOUTH E\uy, excellent spelling required, some knowl inum storms and screens, 3 large at Manchester within and for the coustical ceiling, porch enclooing, 5 North Elm Street heat and electricity. OArfleld condition. Call for information, edge of medical terms' helpful. . bedrooms, huge kitchen and din SO. WINDSOR — Top value! 6 District of Manchester on the 36th dav Loomis Rd.. Bolton—1 yestf old and all kinds of carpentry Work- 806 Main St., Manchester Wa are pleaoed to offer for immediate sale this attractive 9-9601. ing area. For- a good buy see this of November. A.D. 1962. MI 8-0578 after 4:30. rooms, carport, roomy yard. $600 ranch, modern m tomorrow. manship guaranteed. MI 9-0722. ELVA TYLER, REALTOR one. $16,600. Robert Wolverton Present. H«'n. John J Wallelt,^ Judire. A public service— ei|^t-room American Colonial home. This hrnne, custom down, $112 a month, including Estate of Susan Stavnitsky late ot Kitchen full of built-in*. Nice 1967 EDRD Oonvertible, all white, O pe^g also available for ex A gen cy, R ea ltor, AH 9-3813. Manchester In said district, deceased. FALLOUT SHELTERS-ÂddlUona, perienced switchboard opera 8396 ProfortF Far fhd# 70 taxeg and Insurance. Glenn Rob wooded lot. 200x200. Garaga. ûnderbird V4 enê, over*1ve erta, Realtors, AH 4-1521. Upon application of Bmilv A. Stav- remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, tor, ability to type and high No fee Aatged built of pre-war materials, is in immaculate condition 10-10 M I 9 -4 4 6 9 MANCHE8TBR— $13,900. 8 room nltaky prayinr that an Instrument pur Minutea from transmission. ExceUent condition. recreation rooms. Rooting. Call te porting to be the last will and testa- Property priced. $796. Can b* seen a t R m b en BTen schoM education required, tive ready for your occupancy. Some of tbe features include: Bew-Ba^ Jeridn. end faahtan'a Crt>e near hospital;' St. Jamea M I 9-4291. Pariah, oil heat, nica back yard. msat of said deceased bv admitted to Texaco Station, 881 Mata St. day weak, excellent benefito larortte pleated rtdrt eombina for probate as ^ r application on flie, tt Is Lake Rd., Andovoc — T ea r and pleasant working condi Bel Air Real EaUte, AH 8-9882. ORDERED; Tliat the foreirotnir appli ELBCTRICIAN Journeyman want- Bpaolous modem Mtotun, four bedrooms, 3% baths, den, a weorahla twosome to make hi Do your hoUdajr iiilM lalateg ta MANCHESTER roimd ranch home on toko tions. Can Mrs. Peterson, MI Way gingham apron trimmed (JOLONIAL-T rooms, 2 fiiU baths, cation be heard and,determined at'the . ed, experienced in residential, bright wool. Probate office in Manchester ini .said front. (Juatom built. Juzt Imag 8-1161 for appointment, formal dining room, anclosed p<»ch, two-car garage, etc. with, a showy polnsrttia or a bor 2-car garage, centrally located, AIANCHBSTER—The very best for 1964 CHEJVROLET, ■ good condi Roofing—Siding 16 commercial and Industrial work. No. 8396 with Patt-O-Rama is EXCELLENT INVESTMENT (Jonvenient 2-Family Duplex District on the 7th dav of Decertber. ine 113 feej of lake front prop tion. Call after 5 p.m. MI 9-8401. der ofvpretty (Cristinas trees,! The $18,600. PWbriek Agency, AH the money. 6 room Colonial with A.D. 1962 at eleven o’clock in the fore Call TR 6-5905 in Rockville. Nicely landscaped lot is 125x150 'with extra land avail In flaea 10, 12, 1^. 16, 18, 20. Bust attached garage, tree shaded noon. and that notice he iriven to ell erty (249 ft. deep) aummer OR A. A. DION, m e. embroidery—cross-stitch! 9-8464, 5-8. (Jentral heat. City water 1954 STUPEBAKER pickup tmek. 81 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, Jerkin yard with fireplace and tool shed, nersons interested iif said estate of the winter. Beautiful wooded set painting. Carpentry. Altomtiooa MAN TO learn operation of power able. Tills house Is strictly quality construction and Is . 1% yards of 64-lnch; skirt, 1% Pattern No. 2660-N has direc If you are looking for better pendency of said application and the ting. Selling for professionally Best offer.' Needs transmission. LIBERTY MUTUAL RANCH—5 large rooms. Amesite oil hot water heat, Rusco atormp and oewer. Copper plumbing. time and place of hear’nc thereon, hv and additions. Oeiltaga. Woikinan- press, free transportation from yards. tions for making apron; graphs than 10% return on your ta- drive, full cellar, oil heat, fuUy appraised figure. Call MI 8-4862 after 8 p.m. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St and screens, beautifuUy finished publlshtnir a copv • of this order In Center. For information m>ply bejng offered below r^lacement coat Take a drive by To order, send S5c in ooins to: for embroidery; oolor chart. vastment, Wg have several stormed, flreidaees, 8 laige bed-' heated roc room with, fireplace, One apartment vaeaat. filaoily some aewsoapor bavinir a circulation MI 8-4860. . INSURANCE CO. 87 EDISON HOAD, MANCHEH™* To onlsr, tend 26e ta eotae to:— fa said dlBtnet. at Isast seven davs if07 CBEVROLBIT, 4-door hardtop, Tober Baseball Alanufactiutag SueBumatt, Tha Abaohestor B ^ ptaess of propeity that could room s, tA$.eoo*'1,600 Owner*ag^ Ba- dtatag room, good sized hltffiien, WE HAVE OTHERS. Oo., 114 BroMOyn St, Rockville. Pramtaae: eôom Oops, Lot 70’3cl30’ lo eea If (bie dtatingiilBiiid home migbit be the anewer Anne ewN** Hie Meaelustar Bv do thta lor you. Now la tbe time before IIm day of aaid boartnf. to ap T 4, standard Miin, eaceeOent eon- BIOWiiilL BOMB Bnpeovamant ntag 1150 AVEL or oottTM I 9-TW9. Bvtag room with fireplace, 2 ftoaneed. pear tr lliey aee aauae at saM time Bole: Saturday, Dseember 1,1982, StOO pja., eu Blag H e ^ ld . U 99 AVm. OF to feroset. Prtean aro daftaltely aad place and be beard relattve there dtttan. $660. MI 9-7751 Compat^^—aU typea of aiding and , 66 B. OAtor St to your bouetag psubtam. Prtoed ta the mkMta twMrtiae. dhOB M O ASl t n m F M K SS, X . huge bedrooms (two twin sized), Open for taHiectloa, day of sale, 12:80 gah eictii, NBW T W * 9A KT. getag to taenasa. For forthar MANfJBBSTEli—2 tazrily 84, tiled 1% bathe Plu* lavatory off kitrii- to. and make retora to this court, and THE WILUAM I. ’tag. Aluminum elapboozda a EXPERIENCED al around ma- Terms: Sale subject to ^jproval of Court of Pleoe. BRAE-BURN REALTY hr malllnir on or before November 17. feuqMotlon by sjnMtatmMit *For Irt-ohuM malltag add lOe For Ist^laas mefltag add lOe tafannatlon sa il.... baths, heat and clean, two furn an. Patio with awntaga. Best lo 1963. bv certified maO. a ooov of saM d(^-. - UnneeUad workman- chtatat Can AH 8-3781, S-4:S0j;i.m. $1,000.00 deposit, cash or certified check, day of sale, bal for each Pattern. Print Name,. Ad Aoto Drtvliig Sdiool 7>A 9-6496. for each pattern. Print.name, ad- aces, 8-car garage. Bel Air Real cation. $20,600. ffobert Wolverton MI 8-6278 will and oif’ this oiêr 4o Elslo K. Olf- ance on approval of sale. ROBERT J. SMITH, EVG. . dress , with zone, style number , and dress with sone iuid Pattern Num E state, AU S-9S32. Agency, Realtor, AH $-2813. frtfd Hotel ■ Carde S i, BELFIORE AGENtnr THREE AIEN, carpentw’e halpara Tferlford. Conn.; He' ' ‘ 0 S Beoh** lOn PREPARE FOR dflVar'a toot. ber. XI AIL TYPBJS of roofs repaired or PLEASANT woman to live ta with referred, for window unit aasem- Fnrttier Infonnatioa 9«8 MAIN STREKT size. J. D. REALTY Tale Ar**^s Road Merld*n. Conn. • Agaa 16 to 60. Orlvtag and eloas replaced, specializing ta Bonded local famlta. No cooking, good The FaU and Winter '62 issue Send 50c for the Blg-Slse Al I EAST HARTFORD—Large 6 room CAPE—6 rooips, 1% baths,' near Ceorfe E. Stavnitsky 43 Orchard M I 8 -5 1 2 1 ^ly and general warehouse work. 40HN B. A1B08EK, iOommlttea AH 9-5841 Lane Oiastoaburr. Conn.; EUaabeHi loom . T$rea taatnioton. No wait- b^t-up and ahli^la rocffiig. home. Write Box DD, Herald, gF le tm appig to parson ata t GC ragg Of Basic Feshioi^ ô^ bum filled with lovely desigiia, a ranch, buUt-tas. aeUar, garage, nitag Junior High; also axoaUent GREEN ROAD—6 room ranch, HEAL B8TATB — INSURANOB M I 9 * 6 1 9 9 2 bartrocw QteytlaL B. J. roal tavotv homa tor «T.$00. Jw OoughUn Roofing Oo., ManAaa- oteto nama. and zaimaaoto ta lot* * Sob, b o., •• aiHotoi aeeaifteoflr oMtah-aaoliM sad *a I boa. M ta* #. Butohtai^ MI BXALTO iS, FAGI TWEMTY-FOIMl FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 80, 1888 lEui^nitts lî^ntUt Avaragg Daily Net PrewBgp Far the Week Badeg ^ The Weather ' November S4, U63 Fmeaat af B. 8. Weather B D. HK»naa Scranton, aon of Mr. Femes’’ dance tomorrow at the slater and brotherdn-law of the to iMlioe that A s had heen recelv- and Mn. LAwrence A. Scranton, K of C Home. Ilie Manchester bride, were attendanta About Town | I2th C ircu it Ing ône eaUa from an unknown O kar, eold toadgM wMk 267 Boulder Rd^ haa been elected High School dance band will play A dinner for the tmmediale fam- man ask ^ her for a date. H m W edding 13,847 patchy fog toward mwalag, Honorary and voluntary mem- aophomore claas representative to from 9 pjh. to 1 a.m. Refresh Uiee of the bridal couple was held girl had h m instructed Iqr police a community council at Wilbra- ments v ^ be served. Members a t Three Xu Restaurant. Bolton. Gaiirt Cases to make a data for 7:80 pm. on Holiday roC«h* A adB tatthaSea. gimdaj aamgram bara of Hoaa Co. 3, To>wn Blre De- of CbaoIatlMi partmant, will meet at 7:10 to* ham (Maat.) Academy for 1963- and guests are Invited. Hayden - Stevenson ’Ihe oou|de win nve at 17 Pio Nov. 3. UaiMd mild Md haav. High I 1963. ‘5 ManchmUar^Â City o f VUIage ^harm nigbt at Watklna-Weet Funeral M n . M ttie Stevenson, 17 Pio neer Circle. Julian admitted in court that he Fair Home, 145 B. Center St., to pay White Oift Sunday wUl be^cele- EAST HARTFORD SESSION had stopped to offer the girl a ...... 1, „ ■ y ----- ;------neer Circle, became the bride of Â Circuit Court 13 jury in East reepect to Stewart Atkinaon, a Mias Nancy Ungrerer, daughter brated at Center Congregational KUbum L. Hayden, Pine LOM ride, but denied having made pre- Sponsored By chuter member of the depart of Mrs. Bmest Ungerer, 41 Camp- Church at the 9:15 and 11 a.m. Boils Cases Helped Hartford Wednesday returned a arrangements to meet her. yOL. LXXYH, NO. S3 4962 (CH s iilleg^^

CORNWALL, Ont. (A P I- NEW YORK (A P)—Robertt«tay on the parks councU as a Set by Watchman Deadly chlorine gas crept over M oses, coloriul figure in city member. square mile of this seaway a “I told him this was out of the a and state government for HARTFORD (AP) — A city Friday mght, felling 108 question,’’ Moses said, explaining Idlewi young watchman with a crav e Crash about 50 of ids 73 years, has coughing, voM ti^ persons ^ resignation from .those two posts, as well as from his presi ing for excitement was the and spreading near panic in resigned from five of his seven public posts. He said dency of the Long Island State firebug who set’ last week’s its path. The gas spread from Parit Commission, Jones Beach Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller million dollar store fire in a leaky railroad ta ^ car at a State Parkway Authority and East Windsor, the State Fire Main Street, Manchester Phone Ml 3-4123 e a u to - wanted one of the jobs for his Bethpage Paric Authority. ’Ihe lat C raft B u m s m aticidly siding. Marshal’s office said today. I A large part of Cornwall’s 45,- brother, Laurance A. Rocke ter two are affiliated with the e o n ^ l l ^ State Park Commission. Deputy State Fire Marshal Car-' 000 residents, faced with possible feller. roll Shaw said Francis J. Smith-, avacuatlcm on a moments noUcs, “Last Tuesday morning,’’ Moses Rockefeller challenged Moses’ e S co Io rfi wick, 28, of Ellington, confessed to O n Landing sweated out the crisis for six said 'n a press statement Friday, version, calling it an "invidious setting ^'-e spectacular TTianksgiv- i hours. a “... Gov.. Rockefeller at his of reference to my brother,’’ and • orlon, ing Day fire at Scots Discoimt De-! B^ds carried the pungent gas fice in New York asked me flatly saying that selection of the new partment Store and several others.' acrilon away from Cornwell and officials and with no preliminaries to re parks council chairman was "sole Some of the blazes Smlthwick A m id Fog blends ' declared the city out a t danger sign Immediately as chairman of ly the responlsibllity’’*’of the coun has admitted setting, Maj. Shaw today. the State Council of Parks so that cil members. said,' occurred in Rockville two Op e n t o n i g h t t u i 9 p .m . • rayon Masked rescue workers rushed he could pul his brother, Laur ’The governor did acknowledge years ago. NEW YORK (AP) — A the victhns to hospitals. Twenty nylon ance ... in my place." asking Moses to step down. Smlthwick had been a principal four-engine airiiner, feeling seven were admitted, Including Mosps said the governor had Saykig he had been discussing suspect in the investigation of the its way toward - landing blende Bine chUdren. AU but five were asked him to remain as chairman rash of fires in and around Bk«t a reported in good condition and of the State Power AuUumty and (Continned on Page Nine) Windsor since his arrest' Wednea-' through a hole ih the fog Bine was criucal. day in connection with one of smothering Idlewild Airport K' Police and firemen evacuated them. Friday night, crashed and another 200 persons and sealed a and ’That was the blase at the ^m ed, killing 25 of 51 per- over with 80-bIock area in the northeast sec- AMCO Manufacturing Co., where 'tk » of the city, a low-income dis Smlthwick' was employed as ai sW s aboard. Northern Electric B U N K ET S trict surrounding a railway yard. Mist Delays Proof night watchman. The fire was Shr^vora scrambled through A few families had retunied to confined to some trash barrels in emergracy exits, crawling and Uieir homes by dawn. a truck outside the plant. running-too®* the flames that en The choking gas—one of the At the time, Shaw quoted Smlth gulfed toe^ forward portion of toe compounds used.. by Allied and propellerKlriven Eastern Air lines twin size or full size wick as saying he set the fire be DC7B, arriving from Chariotte, German armies in World War I— Of Chinese Pullbaek cause he wanM "some excitement, (single control) began spreading slowly from the N.C. . ■ 8,88 maybe to have the fire engines tank car about 4:30 p.m. Doctors IdlewUd had been completely com e.” covered by log NsarUer in toe CHRISTMAS TREASURES said the gas, in severe cases, can NEW DELHI, India (AP)—Indl-atake dajrs to confirm the an- In ail, Shaw said today. Smith- evening and Capt. Edward J. Bech- full size cause asj^jndation, heart failure ai\ civilian administrators will nounced withdrawals. wick has confessed to setting five and blindness. told, a 'veteran frequ^tly used as dual control take over territory vacated by A Foreign NOnist^ spokesman fires in BUut W indsor plus the 1 1 ,8 8 declined to teU newsmen what hi- an export cros»exammw in gov Red Chinese troops, a. govern Rockville fires. ernment inquiries into cndies told OPEN A^N . thru SAT., THURS. and FRI. NITES till 9.-00^ Also eompleta salectian c t CtaBseal BsoMo and (Continned on Page Nine) dian military forces intended to do Sm lthwick placed him self ment spokesman said to^y. But about the Chinese withdrawals. In toe passengers be miaht^try to cauvmhousa aleotzlo Uanketa he did not confirm that the Com squarely in the path of the InvesU land at Philadelphia. n FREE one area, he said, Indian patrols gation that followed. the AMCO munists actuaUy had started pull had been ordered to go forward “ We don’t know what made him ( ing back along the misty EDmalay- fire by telling police he had seen change hia mind,” t^d Leonud Mechem Takes for the promised release of Indi a car speeding away from the vi sn borderlands. an prisoners by the Chinese. Clementi of Huntington, Long Ia-\ cinity of the plant This is the wreckage of an Eastern Alrhnes Uner which crashed si New York’s Idlewttd Airport dur land, one of toe injured survivors. PARKING I Peking announced the withdraw As for the Ladakh area in the No one dse had seen the car, but ing landing last nighi. (AP Pboioflax). als, as promised, were beginning. northwest, ^here the Chinese have Another passenger, Lou Louft, Q iavez’ Post, Smlthwick gave a detailed deecrip- a movie producer from Dover, It said it e x ^ t^ the Indians to made their greatest gains, “ we Uon o f i t ! pull back and leave a 26-n^ne de are watching the situation,’’ the N.J., recaUed toe pilot announc of After his arrest Wednesday, ing: “We can make it. There is rear store Adds to GOP militarised strip or face a renew spokesman said. State Police disclosed that the car al of fighting. 3 State Men a little bole. We ahould be down "India is watching, particularly Smith'wlck was describing was one USSR Taking Back in about six minutes.” An Indian army chief of staff in view of the fact that while the he had formerly owned. ■ANTA Fe, N.M. (AP)—Edwin flew over Chinese-occupied areas One survivor, M. V. Little of li. Mechem is New Mexico’s first Chinese, in accordance with their Smith'wlck, a chunky, bespec on the'nc^theast frontier but was announcement, are required to Crash Victims, Garden City, N.Y., said he heard Republican senator in 37 yean . tacled bachelor, lives 'With h is par a voice from toe cockpit say over unable to determine if tlw Red withdraw 12)4 miles from their ents fax EUington. Mechem resigned as governor troops were moving back. Other present positions, were required the loudspeaker: *Tn five minutes DOMINION Friday and was appointed to the army officers peering through Jets from Cubans 3 Others Saved we’U either he on toe ground—or BOYS' I BOYS' in it.” Senate by. IA. Gov. Tom Bolack mountain mists reported It may (Oootinaed on Page Three) Teanuteru Vote Pact who, ia turn, became governor. NEW YORK (AP) -Three Con- On instrument control, toe big WATERBORT (AP)—Bxteoded airliner started descentong Iriun Both will serve interim, terms. WASHINGT0)f -/AF)<—The 8»Atoresee tivtit'‘remaining Issues in necticut men were amirng th|| WHITE Meahem, 60, succeeds Sen. Dennis contract negtrtlations betoreen 14 Viet Union has staned packing up the crisis inay lirag bn unsettled toe eastern side of toe busy air DONMOOR PORTABLE C^ves, a Democrat, who died New Enjfland bakeries and 13 its.X nuclear-capable ... Jet x.x -bombers ^ in weeks or memtbs. destd in last night’s crash of port on Long Island, headtaig in Nov. U. Bolack will be governor Thamstefls Union locals have end Cuba mxd moving them to ports > round, of high-level talks here Ejastem Alrlinea DC7 plane at toe direction of Queens. Brooklyn ed with the raUfibatlbn of a new only, a montlu..))empctiat..Ji for shipment back to Rusela. U.S. during the past two dajdays appears jaievrfiaLAJcpqrt,. . . and Manhattan. DRESS OampbeU, who dtfeated Mwiiem blUctols said todays ' l6"hwe'seiT^to“Shaii" ' “ ifrather CADET flOB- • , They were Gordon C.' Aymeor "Wacouad see UlATights as we In the Nov. 6 general electicm, will ’"''Ttak first Shlplbad is expected than to wmen the U.B.-l iVlet dis Jr., 85, of Darien, a jet fighter pi came down,” -said Helen Fournier, MAIR DRYER take office as governor Jah. 1. tract was 1,287 to 98,' a union to move out soon. By agreement agreements oyer these remaining spbkeeman gald here yeeterday. lot duitog the Koresm -war, and 31, o f Bhrest HUls, Queens, cne CSuivez’ term in the Senate is between Premier. Khrushchev and ism es. Suy Kump, about 47, and James of toe two stewardessee on East SHIRTS CARDIGAN up Jan. 1, 1965. A senator w ill be About 8,500 Teamsters with locals President Kennedy this and sub Soviet First Deputy Premier Nazzsux), 55, both, o f Fairfield. ern’s Flight 512. Both survived. elected in November 1964. in Connecticut, Massachusetts and sequent shlpe will be subject to Anastas I. Mlkoyan is flying home A ym ar at 163 Nesu'water Lsuie, - ‘"rhen we came down with a The last Republican senator to Rhode Island are covered by the U.S. naval observation as were this weekend to report to Khrush Noroton, was a salesman for Holt- bang,” she continued. ‘Tt was SWEATERS serve from New Mexico was Bron contract. ' the 43 nuclear missiles removed chev on his conferences with Ken Howard Associates of Stamford. kind of quick. It seemed that toe son Cutting, who died in' a 1986 The lue'vious contract, expired earlier this month. nedy and with Secretary of State He was returning from a five-day pUot was . increasing toe power, plwe crash. Chavez succeeded Oct 16. A strike 'was threatened Withdrawal of the bombers will Dean Rusk—as well ss his earlier business trip to the South. but we didn’t get anywhere. Then Donrrioor him by appointment, and won re- shortly after the mepiration date, complete the secemd phase of sessions at Havana with Cuban ^ A graduate of Deerfield Acad there was a sort of flash. Iherc 2.99 but deadlines kept being postpa role “however humble" in bridg had it. You’re not sure in your . BOYS' LQNC SLEEVED BOYS' WINTER 11.88 the governor’s race, ihen lost to HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. John —V Thant embarked today on a ing the gap between the big pow (Oonttnoed on 'Page Three) mind that you’re living. You just ' John Burroughs in a try for re- N. Dempsey, D, spent 8109,068 in fow-year term as secretary-gen- ers and warned that “we Uve in do things.” „ BOYS' ALL-WEATHER you have seen it on television election in 1968. his successful campaign for elec eral of the United Nations in a on imperfect world, and have to “The fiamet' came into toe I His defeat of Simms made him tion Nov, 6. considerably stronger position accent imperfect seflutions." plane from toe front end before • dry your hair as you fiook, clean, fbe first three-term governor fci William J. CoUer, treasurer of than he had as the stop-gap re He stressed that' "when the fu we ever etopped,” said Louft, pro JACKETS walk, talk cm the telephone , Ihe history of the state. placem ent fo r the late Dag Ham- ture of mankind itself is at stake, Lockheed H it ducer of Louft Productions, Inc., SPORT SHIRTS a motion pictures firm. • wear it like a shoulder bag (OonltaMied ea P age Ifia e) m arskjold. no country or Interest group can by DONMOOR^ iKe Burmese diplomat was afford to take a rigid stand, or He was returning from a com e 8 push button switches , ^ elected unanimously Friday to the claim that its position is the only F or Vote Ban mercial film assignment in Char 32Sei@nt}sts Two versions'^ o f the cease-fire Une Invcfi'ved in the India-China post by the General Assembly aft right .one, and that others must lotte with his two partners, scripti. • complete with vinyl stor-a] carry bag border conflict In Ladakh are shown on this map. Broken line er the Budgetfiry Oommittee had take or leave it.’’ « On Union Shop writer Ftank Smith, 73, o f MOn- • weighs only 8 lbs. Mark Birthday (1 ) le the Une a t oontrol China says they held on Nov. 7, 1959. News Tidbits recommi'ended an Increase in bis While acknowledging that a sec hat^, and production manager 14.99 to 22.99 e white and gold finish ’They have said that trader the current cease-fire procdamaitlon 4 ■ ‘c pay and allowances to 870,000 a retary-general should seek counsel 2,99 to 3,99 Ofahia would withdraw to positl<»s 12% miles behind that Hne. year. from his Secretariat staff at aU (Omtlaiied on Page Thne) from the AP Wires BURBANK, Calif. (AP) — Sec • wonderful for drying nails and hosieiy Indian claims, however, that in 1969 China oontrcfiled only the Hia election was one positive re levels, , Thant avoided mention of retary of Labor W. Willard Wirts • ski jackets ' ‘ Of Atomic Pile area indiceted with the sifiid Une (3). (AP Photoflax). • complete with 1 year over-the-counter sult of the Cuban crisis from the el^t principal advisers from has ' charged that Lockheed Air which he emerged with the plaud-, Bast, West and neutral countries craft Ck>rp. was to blame for the e % p e re d fit • wool convoy coats replacement warranty Profit sharing win be United CHICAGO (AP) — Thh^-two Auto WoclDers' goal-in 1964 con its of both the United States and' named last year at So-vlet insist strike against it this week by aer O'tepertly tailored sclentlsta vrtio witnessed the birth tract negotiatk^ with big three the So-viet Moc. . ence. ospace workers. Bulletiiis • corduroy goal coats of the atoniic age gathered in Chi aiito makers, UAW president Wal Jlelegates noted with satisfoc- In his speech to the Assembly, Presidential Intervention bolted stripes, plaids, solids' orlon pile cago today to commemorate the ter Reutber says .. Nu>a County, tion that he was elected unham Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister the walkout after two days. Culled from AP Wires 20th anniversary of (»e o< the O’Mahoney Dead, Calif., Counsel Daniri York rules pered by any Soviet attempt to Valerian Zorin gave token support In a San Franclsdo news c------SP WaL VIABS H6MB zip-in lining •vents. Uo schools are legal if they are not was 'homed the acting U.N. chief three-man top U.N. executive. But Lockheed’s “complete fotrans- from our most complete collectton igence” on the question of a un HOLLYWOOD (AP) —Aetor • button-down and spread cpllar styles The scientists were members of used primarily as meens of le- a year ago. he stressed that the Soviet Union Thant, a slender, dark 66-year- recognized the need for resolving ion shop vote precipitated the Obitflee Laughton, seriously III 20 the research team that under, the Staunch New Dealer lig l^ iBBtraottoii. wlto cancer of the ' spine, has popular black olive leadendiip the late Enrico Fer old former schoolteacher and jour the leadership issue by taking into' walkout Wednesday. The com G.E. DELUXE HAIR DRYER at Rev. Elton Cox, Negro integra pany, which is opposed to such left a hospital and returned to mi designed , and built the atomic tion leader, is free unde:- |j,-JU0 nalist, in his acceptance speech account Thant’s qusdities, espe WASHINGTON (AP) — Former made clear he does not Intend to cially his role in the Cuban crisis. vote, had no comment. his home. He had been omx- pile wh«w the first self-sustaining bond today while hia attmneys plan Meanwhile, at a hearing of a flned at Cedars of Lebbanon centroUed nuclear, chain reaction Sen. .Joseph C. O’Mahoney of to appeal his conviction on two be coerced from any source. Wyoming, a strong foe of monop He said he hoped he could play (Continued on Page Five) special presidential committee in Hospital since last July 39. A occurred. counts of defaming public offlcials Burbank, an officer of the Inter hospital spokesman said there The historic momant jiccurred oly. in business, died today at the . .Boxer Archie Hoore, who lives 24.97 age o f 78. national Association of Machinists Vraa no reason given for the de e extra large bouffant bonnet at 8:36 p.m. Dec. 3, 1943. In San-'-Dieg^ County, Calif., got leveled a blast at Lockheed. The parture except that the 65-year- Officials ft the U.S. Naval Hds- one write-in vote for governor in The gathering today began a pltal in necurby Bethesda, Md., de union wants the union sbop issue old Innghtim wanted, to ge e 8 heat selections plus cool summer setting weekend of various commemora Nov. 6 election, says county regto- put to a vote. , iMune. clined to give the cause of death. trar of 'voters. President Will Shift Sides • adjustable edioulder strap tive events In Chicago, Washtaig- A heart attack in 19W left him E. R. White, general -vice ês- loo, New Toiic and elsewhere. partiaUy paralyzed and a secre- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of id ott at the lAM, claimed the U ESCAPE INJURY • complete with oyster White travel Among those attending the twy said he entered the hospital New York soys he Inolades htoiseif At Army-Navy Gridiron Battle firm not only is a^tonst the union SAN FRANCI800 (AP>—Seven and st(»age case meeting in Chicago today was En 19 days ago for treatment of a when he refera to talent he tiilnks shop for its own employes but crew members and 64 pamengwn . '. V rico Fermi’s widow. Fermi was heart ailment. RepubUoan party ebotald develop would like it outlawed generally. escaped unhurt W M aj n ljm mt Italian Immigrant who after A. staunch New Deal and^Fair in its effort to capture White PHILADELPIUA (AP) — Witb^here. A motorcade was to take Wfliite told newsmen outside 'toe when the noee wheel of a Briteh World War n joined the staff of Deal Democrat for the most part, House in 1964 . . . Rock and roll nth hour settieinent of a transit him to Municipal Stadium. hearing that Lockheed officials Overm as Afarw^re Oorp.. Jet eel* ’ •41 19,99 the University of Chicago’s Insti singer Fabian askp Orphans Oomt crisis'^ safely behind it, the CSty After the game, the President supported a "right-to-work’ ’ meas iiqtsed after a laadlae at San O’Mahoney 'served in the Senate C.E. Deluxe Portable DRYER tute of Nuclear Studies. He died from his m>polntmept late in 1983 in miadeipbla to îprove a new of Brotherly Love rolled out its planned to return by train to ure on toe 1968 California ballot Franoleoo International Airport. in’Chicago in 1964. until his retirement in 1960,. ex •nnger. red carpet today for the year’s Washington, thence by helicopter that would have outlawed union The Boeing 707 wns m aktu • The ktomlc pile built by Fermi shops. 'Die proposltimi was defeat normal stc^ver oa a Hong neng- .... cept for a two year spem from Sid Luft 'wants a Jury trial of most esteemed -visitors—President to ' Glen Ora, his . country estate and his fellow sclentlsta measured 1963-64. his eoantorsatt for divorce from Kennedy and the Army- and Navy at IiDddleburg, Va. ed. to-London IMght when the fM r hlfih. was located under the He was the late President Garland, his counsel says. football teams. M ore than 100,000 persons were White said the company prior ',-ave r.'ov an-i the plane skidded 29.97 SO by S3 feet and was 21'feet Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Far West CServeland, Ohio, residents are For the President lit. was his expected to turn out for this 63rd to toe 1958 state election passed to a atop, sarroimded by emer 7.- . ■- sizas 14 to 20 • sally victor designed hood west stands of Stan Field, the campaign manager in the 1982 without their dally newsp^rs first c^portunity this lyear to see renewal of the Army-Na-vy clas out pamphlets to employes ask genoy equipment. H. .’"F long unused Univer^fy of Chicago for second day today, and pros a football team in action with sic. The forecast was for warmt ing them to. vote in favor of toe _ . .... f..,,. • extra large^bonnet ., presidential election and served PONTXnr BEITEB football stadium. It was com post meet of 1988 M first assistant pects .for quick settlement of which he had at least a senti bsdmy weather and plenty Of sim- right-to-wdrk propositiop. • reach-in design tdmpiifiea eheckihg hair of 62 tons of uranium and 47 taoa postmaster genwa). zosBra •trite'jpAjf*. mental attachment. ’The former sfalne. 'I J(flm E. Canatoiy. Lockheed -vice VATICAN em r (AP)-r«iB* mai. wMAmnsax jjresldept, admitted that the firinr eon anthorttieetodagr m m em m t. • ex tra gu iet inotfui’ cf gnîhite. But that 'wasn’t hie first tour iiniMea uppoor dim. .Newsmon al FTTYwat skipper had planned to ' Sace-Navy ig the host team, it' In February IMS, the pile was of duty in Washington. In 1917, turned to Cheyenne to practice. lowed on Nevada test site for first watch -bis lU ^ mater Harvard was arranged for Kennedy to had'“ expressed its views on com ftirthM hupi'uvwa—» to the tom down and reassembled in a after 10 yeaili on newimq>erB in He plunged into Democratic poU: time in more than a year to view play Tale last- Saturday, but can spend the forst half on the Middle pulsory union membersMP in a dltton of Pope John XXIi.i ami forest preserve west of Chicago Boulder, Oolo., and Cheyenne, tics, running for. the Senate un- teet-nm of nuclear reactor destgn- celed the trip becapse of inclem side, then shift to the' Army side statement to emptoyes” in 1968. saM no surgery was to prnsgiet, 22,99 du r^ intermission. V . “We were then "opposed to com Ah informal etalMaeal, nnfi to wber^ it was used in research. Wyo., he was caUed to the capital suqcessfuUy in 1934 on the slogan, ed far lunar fllgfata. - ent weather. Lady Sunbeam Hat Hair Dryer That research later led to thei to be secretary to the late Sen. "A new. day and a new deal.*’ Becalmed and long overdue, The presidential party was Part at the city’s red carpet pulsory union membership,” he atomic bomb. Jpbn B. Kenmlck, his employer When Kendrick died, O’Maho- Ntna n is under etitot xstioning scheduled to leave by h^coptor treatment includes the construc- said. “We are Aow The reunkm of the selentlstB be- on the' Cheyenne State Leader. nsy was appointed to succeed his tottoy as its nine man crew stisg- from the White House lawn at tiaa, finlriied earlier this week, cf ectnpuiacKy afioBj me WUIe heile OHSahonigr won a lo r the 454ntamto f i t i ^ to ICusUh Ftold at the aav-v a f base (Gontfrmed en Page; r) g e o n to t ' 2 9 a9 7 IMT depee-at nigU and'aisB le- XOaq^hmefi (M Page fiv e ) V' . ' ' , n ' ■ : 1 \