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VOL. LXXIX, NO. 57 IRlXi^EN V'AGfiS) MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1959 (UjaeaMM. AAverlMng as rage II) f^fCE n V i CHNtR T ,v X Parent Will Block Row Flares i^ots for Children

On Price of Hartfordt Dec. *7 FVmnk nion Killed J. Halm of Paraington, sen ior construction designer for New Drugs Royal McBee.' said today be plans to td! the board of edu In Airplafê Ctash W ashington, Dec, 7 (/P)— ' cation in his town tonitfht he The Senate Antitrust subcom will not , com ply with \the mittee charged today that one board’s requiremeut that his W aghinrton, N. H.,^^Dec. V children be vaccinated against W V-State Police ir^rted, to drug house took a 1,118 per cent markup in the wholesale polio. . day that'the ool^ôn ol Sen. Halm has three children, Frank price of a new medicine George D. Aikeii (R-Y*) and J. n, a ienior;, Richard B., IS, e, ■derived from -corti sone. sophomore, and Anita- F„ 12, an one of two companies were However, the edmpamy's presi eighth grader, all in Farmington Holds First dead today in the wrwkage of dent answered thaV the euôm- public schools. their lilfht planO which mittee's figures 'did not take into He explained that he. opposes the crashed yesterda^ on-d flight account many cost items which compulsory vaccination, ordered by from Manchester, N. H., to were essentials in the drug-'bual- the board to have been started for Talks with ness. . all children In the public schools Springfield, Vt, The testimbny camer^ds the sub- by ,jan. 1. on the grounds that it la Poltce listed the deed es Howerd^ 'committee, headqd by Sens. Estes an invaaion of civil and parental Aiken, it, Springfield, a co^ptidi. Eefauver (D-Tcnfi) opened a rights. ., Ayub K h ^ and Arthiv R. Tobin, q( Huntington Also, he said, 1m is ptapared to Woods, Mich'., e. representativmtative of broad study of drug industry wholesale pjnCes. fight the c u r in tne courts if need ■ By w il Li a m L b y ^w the Fehows Oekr Snaper Oo., of be. ^ Springfield. The inquiry began with a sug Karfichi, Pakistan; Deg. 7 gestion ..by Sen. SmiRhers'(D-Pla.) The boarti’e meeting will be at 8 Norman Paulhus, H, Qiaries- tonight in the library of the hlgK (/P)— A million cheering Paki- town, 'N.. H,, pilot of the twin-en that ..the prices- were' too high. This drew a prompt denial from school. Halm added that he expects jatanis-rby official estim ate- gine craft, suffered chest Injuries others who oppose the compulsory I but was able to wa)k for three Francis C.lBrownfnresldent of the give President Eisenhower vaccination will be on hand to ex today the most thunderous re- / hours through dense woods to reach Sobering Corpi'of Bloomfield. N;J. press -their opinions. rescue parties. He was removed to that his firm is charging too much. c^tioit ever accorded a for Newport Hospital. The first dru,? on which the sub eign visitor. ' The 196S model Piper Apaclje had committee’s staff presented .fig ShouUng, Waving peonio packed completed about two-thirds of its ures was predni.solone, a deriva (he Btreeta and th« roads from the flight which normally required 86 tive Mf cortisone developed by the Health Service airport as Eiaenhower arrived from minutes. It was last hqardhî from Schering Corp. Ttirkey' on the third stop of hia j HOVVAKU AUiHX Marketed under the trade nanW. 2S,000>milfr mission of peace. (Osatiniied on' Page nfteea) Neticorteione, it is used to treat Urges at "Least The PrjSBtdent was deeply moved suoh ailments as arthritis and hy the abtpourlng of affection and /. asthma. 3 Polio Shots called (he welcome ‘Tremendoua,” The subcommittee experts said satq James C, Hagerty, WMte the.v had constructed a production House 'presf secretary. ion cost of 1.6 cents for one tablet of Washington, Dec. 7 The tile nation’* highest award, the the dnig. or. 31..57 a hundred com Public Health Service says more Ntslian of Paklston, wge presented pared to a wholesale price of 17.9 to BIsenhawer toniifit.Jittt- before people should have: the recom a dtnner given in hia h em , Ntaqwa cents per tablet; and a propo.sed mended three or more polio vac price to' the consumpr of 29.8 ■imi^y mean* inslgna. In Louisiana cents. The.v said this did not ins cine shots. A hew tisHonwlde'cam-, President Motounmed Ayub Khan elude selling and ■ distribution paign.to get people vaccinated will nude the awird. He fiud an og- i.WV M. Rainach, costa. ■ ' ' be launched early next spring. compooying citaUpn prefilng BUfen- NsfW Orleans, Dec. T (JPt—Rell-^ State Sen. i hdsrer for "wepfriaiv teaddnlifp tn glon-^Protestant versus Catholic— Louisiana’e No.o. jHêgregationist, Kefauver noted that this was a The plans were., announced over •the weekend hlohg vtlth new esti A grinning President Elisenliower wavee 'iu he sits with President liloiiammed Ajmb Khan of - PaMs- enahUng ihefime Jia&cM to develop could be a major factor in de accused them both” of evading the 1,118 per cent markup In the tan in horse-drawn carriage during drive through Kaniebl today to the presidentin reaidence. (AP coaoeUv#'aeeiixtty figntnet agpie- ciding giouialana’s next governor. issue. Davis more or less turned wholesale price and 1,863 per-cent mates that about 66 RtHjlon Amer icans have had three or'•more In Photofax via radio from Karachi). elon." Gov. Earl Long, shunned by the the other cheek to' Rainach's ver markup to the user. The oHhHaa refhrrad 60 mmg'' voters in Sattu-day'a Democratic bal slaps. "How do yoa justify It?" he jections and about 8T.piilllbhf-.have had et least one shot 'of the Vap- homer** detwnfiMitlon first primary, often has called Rainach, making his first atate- asked Brown. h iM tif. (iBilflnn eg I ZiOUlsiana tolerant The Jan. 9 w?lde race, was third In the gov Brown said he would have to clne. Don’t Rely on Evacuation Mercury Dips Showdown between New Orleans check the sviboommittee's figures These new estimates Indicated emUe srhlcli 1* ernor’s race; He hasn't said wheth your peBdee.'' It pett ‘ Mayor deLesseps Morrison and for- er he will try to line up his back*- but that he would accept tl)em for that about 1-1,600,000 'more peo ple have had Sibme vaccine than ’VHP .WQUDWv »wn. Utter- raef Gov. Jimmie Davis may test era behind one of the leaders. the basis ofi the'discussion. As Wind, Snow, this, view. The executive went on to say was the case in the fall of laat eg the cause «g g m n*iitfaii# 4B entrenoee. The next "wo men in the race, Hotfix Bi^st for Refuge bettor steiuhKdli ■ eg -B**.** S- Morrison, a Catholic, led the rec former Gov; James Noe and that Schering must take,, into ac yeaf. About 13.200J>00 more have ord 11-man Held. Davis, a Baptist, count many things not Included by had the recommended dosage' of IHe aatioign leddeni *«**t^ - t a t Sthte Comptroller William Dodd, Rain Hit' State tor the ilnner ite-'hdHor t^ Earl diatribuUob costs and research, he' years of age, the group that has ' Zxmlslana, a. predominantly Cath accounUd for iS per cent of this Stiff winds, rain and snow alap- munhff eBpignilen. olic a t ^ More than 26 per cent of Long's chotcir as his auccesaer, T h e ..l?rw s l4 w a ^ e * e W - 'had rgn .fourth. Dodd, whose career has (Cjesdiiued Ml F«re Eight). year’s paralytic caaea, there are Hartford, Dec. 7 LT>—"Iff thefêir communities, to peffuads ^ll ped at Connecticut todajr as tsm- his. va'teiB came from New Orleans still in estimated *% million who event of a nuclear ajtocki the women of the importance of pre- pe"a(ursh dropped jitegdny acroas voters. He wasn’t ahead in any included a term as lieutenanl gov have had no vaccine. principal place of refuge.,.WiU be pgi’eduess.’’ ll9lnb*s^Sje?pEhHS2 pariah Icounty) in North. Louisi ernor, was fifth. Siinilariy, among persona under the individual home ,rat]i^. than Other . Igkers explained t ^ t)M state. '.f . ana. whsba.hIfiSt of .the people ga to Complete JcMurne fromÔSS of lOt' mar*;: iaaii cM- million- persons, community aheRdrs,” Gdvdrhoy goals of (he naUonwtdl ’’^fome pi«- W kt’WmOMHlganmtrfttmkti pVotasiwt imurches. 2,106 precinola gave. Morrleon or almost 80 peg emt, have had no Riblcoff said today on the ISto. parednest award program." Potnte one to three inches Of snow toflay A a to be giVeb a na^ accumulation on highways. thHback eg m white convertible and 1,757, John B. Y*"*.'’ Jr- 2.688: ference at the. State Capitol. tional certificateH.îcaang ^ t The state, explained the weather wived *to'th*. colorfully clad Pa- singer and movie actor said he Alien LaCombe ‘4,80d, the Rev. L. Jacobs Oo. today pleaded guilty About 200 representatives of Wom was“ convlnced voters are' con to conspiring to defraud the gov the home le ready m-,the eVent of man, Is near the center of a "fair^ UatlBis.' Jampacked along, hi* Mitk P. Stewart Jf. 6.776 and en's organizations and CD offi- enemy attack. fyxStrong low preaatwe area.’* . route Into tw a ta a'a laigeat city. cerned about their rights to de Roewell Thompson 3,880.' ernment by filing- fsUse and -mis f P WA Workers ciaW on all iex’els from through A housewife who aj^nf 14 days "Winds -n’ere clocked at about a Bghh time the American visitor cide their own problems. , Long, barred by the constitution leading financial reports. out Connecticut registered for the He cited the overwhelming vic I in a fallout shelter with'her family miles an. hour at the U.S. Weather waved hia hat. the drowds re from succeeding himself a% gov The firm, a holding company and all;day event. Station' in. Wihdsor Locks, with tory .,«rf Atty. Gen. Jack Gremll- Detroit auto-parts concern, en -w’aa scheduled to ad'dreaa. the epn- sponded with delighted raara of ernor, was third in the lieutenant, Resume Pacts In the keynote speech of .the : ference this afternoon. Sh6 ia Ijlin. gusts hitting gals force at times. welcome. Uon'ln his bid for another term. governor's race. tered its plea at the mart of a fed conference, the Governor said: Otemillion heads the state's legal ; Thomas A, Powner of Cranbury, N, The barometer, and tha thermo- “Elsenhower Zindabadl'*—Lang The voters in Long's home par eral trial, in which it was a co ‘The extent of survival iin case J'» mpter began fallihg team in segregation rights. ish of Winn even rlfiised to let defendant with Its former chair Talk Thursday of attack), -will depend on the de life to Eisenhower!”—the vast reive Neither Davis, nor Vorrlsoii hlm' eerve another term as a mem man and president, interrmtionai gree of preparedness in each home. Governor Rfbicoff alao apokb of . ‘Temperatures, ‘as high as ii\ ths throngs roared over, and over. two groups of people who he eaid -80a early today, were expected to then mentioned . segregation much in ber o f the Democratic Stall e Cen financier Alexander L, Guterma. Hartford,'^ Dec. 7 f/P)—Federal The chief task of women in Civil Ths teeming dty of two mll- [ft! their.campaigning for the first tral Concimittee. They replaced him 'A e Indictment, returned last Defense is to make certain that make CD preparedness difficult: dip below-froeslng by tomght. and State Mediators announced Those that say preparedness ia uii-- Storms sjffead crippling carpets /primary, although both said they with' a newcomer to politics, Sher Marah, also names Robert J. Elve- ' Difs morning "taat management their own homes are well prepared (OeatiaMd sb Pago B g im favored it. Morrison’s foes often idan L. Garrett. leigh. the company’s former vice- for any eventuality: and b.v their necesaa-ry and that an attack la - Of snow and siriit in ths Northeast and union reprebmtatives have unlikely and those that aay there apd South todaj^.<^- have accused him of courting the pnesident and treasurer, and two agreed to resume talks on a. new example and by constant effort in Negro vote. (Continaed on Fage Two) other firms. Comficor, Inc., and the is nothing we can, do about'it any Schocls were .closed in some contract for workers at Pratt A how if It dogs happen. partq of Pennavlvahla,. and soma Chatham Corporation. Whitney Aircraft's East Hartford Diet. Court Judge JJoyd F. Mac- Both groups are wrong, he eaid. highways were snowed. shut In and Manchester plants. "Pearl Harbor can happen,again frigid Dixie. BuUetins Manhon postponed sentencing of The session is scheduled for. 10 the Jacobs Co., until completion News Tidbits and it la only comihon sense to : '~Show, \ sleet and freezing .Mid "AssaU Ike’s Policies a.m.. -Thursday, at the* Statleg drove southward as far as m l^ e flmai tke AP Wires of the trial of uhe other firms and Called ft'oin AP Wires realize it." He also saiq that ex Hilton, scene of previous negotia periments have shown that "a Georgia and Alabama. individuals. . ' tions which led to -a -tentative ...... - Guterma, described by authori large measure of survival ia pos A half do^n highways in moun agreement rejected last Thvirsday sible-If we are prepared." tainous northern Georgia were imr . MAKES $$ MHJCS ties as the key figure in the case, by union workers in the two plants U.S, Sen. Prescott Bush just ford, Dec. 7 VP)-^BtfatSd Democrats Ready has fought to haVe the trial de back nom a 5-week tour, says 'The Chief' Executive declared passable temporarily. A string of concerned, biit accepted bv mem by taeilt and mmw Marino CSaifis layed, or have it moved elsewhere, America’s Seventh Fleet has a that' Americans have “never Ve- cars was •halteo\on an Icy road bers in Southington - and Meriden. Bigned qiemaelvea to'defeat and we through Wolf Pen'Gap in the Vog Bfajer'ibhn E. Btokters Jr. claiming publicity would make ' a This latest move in a-confusing “atrong stabilizing inOuence. in the West Hanford bad eervered $$ fair trial here impossible. Far East” . . '.-Dr. Herman Kam- will not do so. now." ■ el Rark area near .BlairsviUe. X situation, the firkt time a. split "Connecticut has more experi 'Snow plled'up to a depth of 6 miles of Ua YlS-miie-talke fresa . Before, selection of, a, jury began, vote has occurred on a hew cohf raetis, 52, a staff ch^f df the Rocky New York to HwrtfemI at nssn the judge reserved decision on, sev Hill Veterans Hospital ia In critical ence than m ost. states in emer- Inches In. southwestern Virginia, eral additional motions, including tract offer, came after top union gency -efforta,” he'said: Recalling 114 inches'at the Nortff Carolina- today. MaJorKlcatera, father ef lodge and district officiaLs met condition today after being hit last eight ebiUrea e*d detlve te the one to dismiss the indictment night by a car t;h-aft»falle4 to stop the'natural disaaters which have Tennessee line and 15 .in some M a ^ Oorpa Beaerve, H nSfier- New York, Dec. 7 (4P) - -Dem-a Florida and a national committee- against Guterma: Sunday and announced that they struck the state in the past, such parts of the Great Smoky. Moun- wo.g'ld be returning to their origi and aid him. ta k m the grneltog bifce^tfo call gergUe war chiefs, warming, up umman from North Carolina, Mrs The judge rejected new motions Estimated 85,000'to $8,000 in as the 1956 floods, the Governor talna.'. \ for . I960, have launched a broad nal demands when talks resume. - Virginia’s scenic skyline 'drive' atteatton to the legglag Rpad Benjamin Bryan Everett,''A num for further delays or a chank'e !n atones and other valuables ueptmt- said that the state’s CD forcea Were eampaiga Of the Greater H tt^ attack on the economic and fiscal ber of other southern mem^rs of venue.' About 16,000 workers at the "second to none" in their hfforta from Front Royal to Wayneabpro East 'Hartford and Manchester ed stolen from the parked cor of a -ford AseeciatloB for Betarded policies of the Elsenhower" silmln- the' council 'yvere absent ,and rfid Guterma is accused of filing false New Hampshire mineralogist oS to meeting these disaaters. was closed. letratlon. not Vote. reports with the Securities and ex- plants are working without a con tract. ' , . ,4he was doing research at Yale ‘The Democratic Advisory. Cpun- . The final atatqments on GOP cljenge Commission and the* New York Stock'Blxchange. The'Old contract expired at mid Peabody Museum . Rudolph L. JPA8SPOBT APPBAl. oil also fired a sa!vo yuterday foreign policy, while highly crlt-. Code, former Republican second against the Republican r 'e c o r d He and Eyeleigh allegedly en night. last Ttiursday. the same day N om ura Rem em Bers D ec. 7 i g ^ « Dec. 1 (AV-Tba. loal, were Tewrttten to tone down riched- thenii^lves at the expense -East ..Hartford and' Manchester selectman in .Cheriiire, dies at -hie Oauft Icfisy redtased to . Choose from on issues ranging from foreign what 'some members considered Bllsh Ford Llr>e.' of the Jacobs Company. Guterma workem'turned down a company home at the age of 62 . . , New lines appmOs chaOMg-^ .policy to national defense and the too-harsh critleiom -advocated by has also been charged in a second offer. ' . ■ Britain. dry cleaning store held up > Stafo DepartmenPa tlgik- ■refeoti Consul. - race for' next yearis IJomdccaUc former Secretary of State Dean f Thames VSns. indictment with defrauding the Bon The same offer was accepted by by bandit today who fled wlffi' psasports for Ameri- platform declared: _ , - A|^teson. ’ Ami Co., of 1313,000 in a television $150. Japs Took Big Gamble ____ to Irtvel to Bed ChbMk "The Republicans have done a •-Taking note- of the P.resident's time saie.' (Continaed on Page Nine) -..,State~Highway Department an One sf w appeals wiu from Bep. Mcond-rate, aecond-beat job ithat current world tour, the statement nounces that a seotion of Inter- Cbartee to out ddfluK * 3*day political whirl, ment charged the Republicans with ent -' troops push through Ameriiuv, gmat blunders., He said for ua (the Weet) . . . Japan' fix a Miami TV bhannel awards -The nation’s first rocket en^nq state. 'The Florida plaql has lued Uiey were "forced- on our reepon- should hot rep«U Ito mistakee.’’ also called for federal- aid t o ^ - " misunderstanding the fueled with liquid hydrogen-r-Qie several million gallons of it in its S es of northern Brazil in an Mack la a formbr mpaaber oftoe \ . ucation, a stronger civil rights Ihflatlon problem. experimental work. ' attempt- to cut off. threa lendere of Bible people by young, _ audacloiia Nomura once agato denied that Federal CommunicatlaM Com- -program, a 30 pdr cent hike in so huge XLRll5—hca been, teat fired elementa." • . The administration also was ac- successfully, the. Pentagon dis The XLR115 not only Is the first last week’s abortive revolt... he had advance knowledge 'of the mlaalaB.WhtteatdelsbMlaiBlat- \ cial security benefits and, k 25 cuked of threatening the nation’s Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, Nomura likened these -elements 'Peerl Harbor attack. ^ raltenu- torney.'Their flraf triad but som# ^ closed-yesterday. The engine ^ro- hydrogen rocket enjdnq- to ’be — rightists and Hnilitary extrem'- ’ esnt tnerease in the |1 minimum technological^ lead over Russia, d.uced a .kick 30 per cent gre.ster. developed, but Is the first rocket leaves Hungary by train-after'6- ed' atatements made in his "book. mer ended In a deadloeked Jury.. wage.. ■ . i causing two depressions, raising than current kerosene-fueled rock engine, to utilize thp^"boqlstrap” day »*•>' tor HUrt^rian Commu ista — of the prewar period tojj-My Mission to Amwioa,” that he The Jury stood 11 to 1 for eon-' AdihUonally. the ata-te-m ent living costs, idoi^ g economic ex et engines. cycle, which direcls"ffii of the fuel nist-Party last " ’eek in prSaent-day left-wing radicals rtbw? did not. know ■------—. Japanese------planesj had vksUwi when It was dtaefaarged urg6d increased ppeaddeniUal poW- agitating for Japan to scrap its bombed Pari Harbor ait hour be pansion, weakening., natlqnal de ‘The.secret'tesUngVae conducted through the engihe prbper; • Bludapest-.,...Teenage',boy, a girl by U.S. Dlatrict) J^fge BurUto' V ors to deal with “natlonal-interAr.’* fense'and adding 32.60Q,000,006 in Most^’rocket • engines -require luid a mother Icllled . yesterday' UR: alliance. fore he called mt' the. jate Cordell 8. Matthews hero.; .' ofirikea; and federal action to push at the Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Only ID daya ago' about ' 700 Hjull, then U.8. aecretary of state, interest to the'national'budget.' Plant near Weat"P.alin Beach, Fla. that a part' of the, rocket’s pro when car fUled vvith youUis ski,da ' both water conservation and the AVlth ail but one of' the Demo pellants-tie bypassed 'and burned, 351 feet along highway on wrong perapns. were .injured ,in a clash on Dec. 7,-1641, with-a iwte break • ~ . MIKE S H E B ^ N DH5S The engine project is under NASA between police and youthful dem- ■ produotion of electric poorer, crats’ leading pifeSidentlal cqn.; direction, in a e^parate gaa generator (a sec side and. smashes head-on into ap'- ing off U.S.-Jipaneae qekvtiationa. Hartford, Dec. 7 UT> —Wlttob Nineteen of the 22 ohapters of tenders , here, the session ie re - Oiarlea'T. Roelke, general man ond.' smaller motor) to provjde Qther car near Syracuse, N. Y. ‘ onatra'tora againat reviai|)n'of--ti)q "I. had used atrong words in ad- W. (Mike) Sbennon. pieddobS- the blueprint dealt with domelftic garded ai the party’s kick-off ef ager of the'Florida plant, said ex- turbine power, so. that the propel Harold N. Pereiaor., 52, promi-. U.S.-JaiNm alliance. . ' vSeating pSAce. 1 had told rour treasu^ of the Boger 8.' BUir " poiUcy and three ‘with foreign re fort for next 'year’s campaign. . pdrihientai models of the engine lants can be pumped . to .thejhrijst. nent^Los Angeles physician, beats Nom'bra said such outbursts by reporters at the State Depart man ’TrawfCr Co„ owner nai- h_ilona: i And there were signs that . - Conspicuously absent Is Lyndon have operated for several minutes Chamber where they burn to pro hia wife to death with hammer, a small, minority should not be ment -that any agreement would, operator of the Bocdiladge Osanr' pctxhidtng the doinunent was not B." Johnson,, the. fiehate majority at a time-starting and running' duce . thruat.. The' XLRilS elimi tries, to kill his teenage dsughter taken to mean tha Japanese are t>e better than; wor.^ But ojiff home t ^ Cluh' ' and colorful Cawaootl ■ceimi^WMd Without abfne intor- leader, who hfs n». love for the under simulated Outer Space com nates the need for an auxiliary gas and klUs eelf with dm ge,.. .Ram ahti-Amerlean. Moat ■ Japanese government hod m a ^ .th e de- eag oporto d io ^ t o t e nM paciy runkltag*- -advisory council, which wis ditions. generator. It gets its pumping Island and aome 60 aerea of Shef realise -the aecuhty agreement with ciolca. An ambaaaador was juat a of Baettavd Hospital, ..Ttoo efvtt rigtiU and aid to edu- formed.afUr the party’s 1966 de- He aald they achieved the en power from the expansion of the field IqUnd off Norwalk bought by Amerioa "ia the hadebene of our year-old oaatiaflvo u •IfthMi nedmsnendaitlofui dnoar dls- gine’s rated thriiet of 16,000 a development firm which will lease aafsty.” ho maa ttvag b t g$t 8. m g m OUv. t m n y OoBtaa c< ; Face »w al, poundff iOoatIWMd eri rag* Twe) them for use as a eeantry dob sita. Now m , Nonmma. Hr baaltby (PeaWaaed oa Paga 1 TYoaf Rarttord: . ' . V. ' .. . X .. ■ ' ' 1, . ■i ; ■-<^‘.'-.';i ■>*; v;4^ ‘‘i m ■ ' . V ’ ■ 1 lij ' ■ ■ * ■ - • « *' ' .. ■* "■•’r • »* ■• ' • ■ .r ■ ■ ■ v i . i ” ! f; ‘ . . > . - itk k. : /; lUNCHIciTtfit'liEyB^^ litONpAT}-. DECEMBER 7, 1989 F A O E T H B E B ^ MANCTOSTER gVgNlNG HERALD. CONN., MCmpAY^ PECEMRER 7. 1^69 •aiii OongNgatkBihipburch. Ttfe im ip Oed. IS St Uto-BtoS® o f Mra- Rohn menbenMp by 14. .CN. J«lm JT- ■nume. attmritof « * Dnver Blinded, Shulta jJr., hattalioB eontnaBder. amount to noUlng if the music win meat .at S^pm. Jen. S at tha minded to bring-ee^1ltj>!N f®r the ert A . O b fg a rt to cumpleta: their CHARM YOim were not well-performed, end well As«Ail Ike^s Policies church veatry wimt tha program Mansfield ^8tat»: .jetolStkl and Christmas pfojscta. -. M A p ia tty , bftmê'.Biid blue-eyed recorded. ffappUy, this Is not the w ill be annoimoed. .AJl Woman o f .Training 8choql.'*CHrl*tm»4 ..prb-, Mrii. Horace Brook# te a pa Hits Parked Cal- laaa from -Woodbury,-Mlse Nurni to PRtICMrriCNS HRI case. Although the nfchestte Is not on Post 0 Hi c e Uie church and pariab 'ara;kirited. gihm at Measfield Depot. . tient --at Windham Community majoring in home edonomtee at the greatest in thq wOrid'.-Mr. Wal >. Named r n r O f f l ^ RefreahnienU will he served by M em orial Heupltal/ > Brendai Breen, 58, of 50* Ash UConn and hopee to becoNw a teacher. She giSfuatad - from ter's abllltiea 'a* conductor cau'saa Georges' Tromans was elMted Mrs. Clarence Bdmpndcon and Mrii. Coventry Police l*»trol will meet 8t, trtd Manebest^ Police he was at 7:80 p.m. today at the pSttol Woodbury High School In 1857 and NNE them, to sound like one of the m a b b AUumAHtm: < Special Hours rice preeident and Cheryl Ann . Russell Karker in'charge. blinded by the lights of an mcom- grehtest. mRBADBEBAK Koith dialer - . tie was elscted'scUon commissi ' /' ' ' Oeurt Oaaee . building on Main ,Bt. attended. Mary Wrahlngton Col I have been hearing music for By Atfted SbeiswoM ' Eek-Wari chairman at the recent fall rally Two court rases were heard by The Board of HMiltb wUl meet Ing car Friday idght on Hart lege In Fredericksburg, Va,, for ford Rd. around 8 o’clock. He two years before . trShSferring to half a century and Itatening to it V A Maiiiteni Teas* d r o r o i^ ^ NORTR _Sunday the Tolland Oouiity Youth Fellow I LeroyvM. Roberte In trial a t S p.m. Wednes<|ax a t the town for Wbout forty yasra, arid I can Whrot - you’re developing tricks ships of the Oongregstioflal Cbrta- Friday night. Edward H*n- office building. . swerved to the right of his lane, UConn. MOEIiTERST. not recall when BruiTo NVStter was in a eiiaU«y suit, try to tlsn Churches. They With, othbr of non, iR of West Hlven waa fined and , truck a car parked on the riot conducting. Since he is now in 7 ^ special schedule for the local ficers elected will hold Office until MaaMheeter Bg HeraM side of the road in a restricted Six officers of'Battery C and the at least one ot the high cards held pest offlca during tiie holiday sea- ♦lO for'spt.tempting. to procure -i. tOIIN OKt^B» his Mrd year, and haa been con (Conttened by the oppMsants. Don’t, play your ' t i l e 8 7 I the fall rally iU 1960. liquor undSv. false atatement. and Oovtoitry sC r. PWd parking area, police said, ppmage headquarters battery have vohjn^ ducting for M of them, this-ta not asslstanoo to local communitisa WIST W , , sqn has been listed 1>y PosOnaster .A winter rally Is being planned toe Uttto, .Pllgrtm waa moderate. teered to house 12 members of tb» which ara proceeding to integrate high cards in such a roey as to In the'ease ofetanley Galehski, 54 surprising. fast to advise the 'BqmoCfatio- ▲ 10 6 e 9 I 3 2> Berman F. LeDoyt. ^ for the early part of the coming s-etsi; ’’'■The owner of the parked car West Point Glee Club' which/ is thttln* tlje pMt couple of i(freeke^ffofti They fo to «n opera.' quite their public school aystsms in com* odleot only low osrde. VICQJ4 e«2 Tile additional hours for the of Flanders Rd. -cjiarged with fail Mr. Walter-haa had M year i of controlled Congress otr policy, South mufited his flnet chance year. ure to grant the right of way at was A r ^ e E. Cunningham, S8, of scheduled to appear in MsnchSster RUG and we have .talked about pro^rami, unfamiliar with the plot. Snd lis plianca with the law. ♦ S7V ♦ A10951 'Cfariitmaa mailing will- start Stm-. Jan. 15. ten to the Soprano and the tenor. experience, bet one year of ex âted among the poSaible. pra*- at garoe when Ite Md four hearts. . School Menoa a private dirvewaj^-.fte decialoh West WHljngton. No arrest Was and the performer'* rol the same curing Thursday or Friday is ex WJllsrs, Lt. Matthew . Howard; LI. ^Moal of you don’t get fifty centa er and the catcher. You cannot get The political weakend ends to with greet satiMaction, end South week foUowa; Tomorrow pisxa Honor Studento Naiukfi pick the best one; there Is no best, Stevenson, knocked down fn two W9S753 7- hours wlU be scheduled. r WndSor Locke, Dec. 7 (4— The pected to total on the average Jay Conway snd CWO William worth on the dollar when you go your money's Worth In this man night -with a dlnnec bi honor of would have taken -nine -very easy On the weekdays from Dec. t# sauce on roll, cabbage salad, fruit; Five local wnlbrs si Windham all are euperb. , Mrs, Franklin ’ I). Roosevdt. tries for the presidency, hints Wednesday, com chowder, gelatin High School were recently induct U.S. Weather Bureau at Bradley around 1/2 of an Inch. Hawkins forin the. volunteer CLEANING to a concert, at least so far as the ner. Hearing muaic, and listening tricks. ; through Dec. 18 and from Dec. 21 Field issued this foraosst for Con , Up to now a shadowy flgura In that he may not be out. Mind you, it was quite all right salad, cake sqnaree; Thursday, ed Into the achools. MacKlmmie N ik e N e i^ group, They all reside at Nike Cir tnualc is concemed. to musioi are tow different things. FRB8TO ASHAI . Asked on a telavision panel pro North through Dec. 23, the post office Will necticUt today : There are some, of course, who the social schedule baa been Tam for South to bid the hearts and 1A Past I V Fan he Mon'^from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. On beef pie With vegetablee, celery Chapter, National Honor Society. ^ Plant Uses Heat Pmnp cle. 'Kusic ia not always dramatic, Tragedie de Salome— Schmidt gram yesterday if he would con Temperatures for the next five Tti. Ml a im di^ve value received, from being vital, and gripping. It is frequently Bamy 'and -Detroit Syiriph. many leader Carmine O. De Sapio; spades in ’’feverse" order, thus 1 B Pass 2 4 Dee.^24; the schedule will be from •ticks, fruit; Friday; macaroni and Th'ey are Edward Haddad, Martin ' K ------'■ ’ sent to be eecretary of state If a cheese, diced beets, carrot. sticks, days, TOesday through Saturday, ’il i i Tnd Missile Bn. has a new p r^ h t. and being seen In the au immensely- serene, something like Mercury 6®177 / a powerful political force many of showing puke hearts than spades. , y e Pass 4 V ^ ins ^..-TlAm. to S p.m. 'There -will he no pragon, Carol Martindale, PauU will a-verxger near normal. Tha nor Sudbury, Mass.—New England's « , the advisory council memebrs Democrat Jtecama Preaidant, he lAder, however. South could M- Opesiog lead — 44 lee.qreanv-Bread, buttqr aiid milk first Industrial building to draw member, albeit an honorary one, in dience. With these I, ani' not con- the majestic beauty of a starry, The tragedy seems to be chiefly serried on Christmas Day.. Contos and Ann Farry, mal mean temperature for Hartford . cerneir\''They, have their reward.” including Mrs. -Roosevelt have MJd; fbrd to give hie partner a choice be PupUa to Entortato PTA are I ed With alijneua. Its heat from the atmosphere iS tin person of Miss Heather Nunn m t.n n winter night; both will induce a the wasted effort. y 'Haddad and Dragon were also area for the ^ riod is 80, ranging of Woodbury, a Junior at the Uni- There ate .some, of course, who vainly triad to oust on-charges " I would not 'pteclude the poa- tween notrump and hearts. A Christmaa.program will be 'Christmaa Parttea recently cited for outstanding being built at Sudbury. It la an PRESOglPTIONS iqood of contemplation. Few aur South muffed his second chance plan will work. After all, if the Bast froin a normal high of about 88 to veinSty of Connecticut. .really knW music and musiciana; Originally snubbed in the week- libllity of serving my coimtry in given'by the Glee Clpb Grades 5 Coventry Garden Club'will have achievement in the recent 'nation a normal low of around 21. It. is ex engineering 'laboratory for air F r e e D e U t m y diences like cbmposltiona of. this When he misplayed the trump suit and Neat han^s were exchanged Miss Nunn, recently naitted hon they' get full valqe tvlih no assis type; perhaps people are .afraid .to end’a social preparations, De Sapio any capacity, And my party like Slid 8 of -the Robertson School at a ite annual Christmas party at noon al merit Scholarship qualifying pected to be cold Tuesday with borne electronic equipment. In announced a reception of hia own at the contract of four-hearts. He the good inimps would he beUnd orary cadet colonel of the UConn tance from the. There are some be alone-with their thoughts, tbey wise." meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday tomorrow at the home, of Mra. test. moderatlw temperaturee Wednee- place of the customary heating Garne/s to be held today. took the flret trick with the king of the d ^ m y and nothing would do ROTC, toured the Manchester 8 s u m m e r : e r. who attend, of their own vell- prefer the comfort and warmth In "Does that mean," he wee eaked, at the school. The session will be Carletoh P. King aa hoeteea. As- Briefs day aqd Thursday and then colder plant It, 'Will have a heat pump, ugRETT mm: Wedding clubs and led opt dummy’s ace of declarer any good. But It eould tlon. who expert to be bored, in In addition, he also -won plaudits "thet youmean you would not ^ that of the Coventry PTA of the .alstlng,.wlll be Mrs. Dean G. Wiley, egain about Friday. which- will both heat and atr- Nike site at the end of last week mOPPmO PARRADB " We Give Jjtir Oreea Stotofl* d go to be , The fact rematna, howevar, that 'T have not In the peat,*’ Ste- The 'Women’s Auxiliary to the' entertained^ and. fnêntly. And Mrs. porothy * . Sifcth and er" who had done "an effSctlva ’Iha correct pUn is to Isad the them. ' In charge. people mlae some of .the ftneiR and venaoh* replied. ‘T indicated I first trump, toward dummy; After Coventry Volunteer Fire Assn. wHI only on# or two num^ra on the John M. Hager of Coventry were Job." thought twice was-ênough.”' Daily Queatfon The' PTA will have a abort busl- have Its apnual Christmas party,' - .\r proânt that they conaitter enter noblest experiences in life. united in marriage Saturday after And, Butler said, De Sapio would winning the first efub in dummy, Beaa meeting when Mias Loysim ,r>S5T '.% < Qreat music ia almost never In Stevenson was defeated in 1852 At dealer you hold: Qtuba—A-'K annual'meeting, election and in- taining- These are the people with noon at the Community Baptist atteh^ tonlgtit'a dinner after all. declarer leads a dlammtd to the J 6; Hearts—8 8 7 5 S; Diamonds— will talk briefly of the music pro telUglble ln""fta entirety on first and 1856. \ j king and then leads a low heart stallstion of officers atâ dume'r whom 1 am concemjd; They in- Church. Mrs. Smith is the daugh On civil rights, the council decla K Q: a u b »-8 2. What do you tay7 gram hi tha locu s,chool system. meeting at T p.m. tomorrow at the smriably coddemn ar progrann of hearing, but audiences Condemn afi ter of Mr. anif Mrs. William Toiler, ration advocated; To the question “would -accept toward dummy. Room mbthsra in charge of ra* unfpmillar selection on the baste of If West plays a low tramp. South iGiswer; Bid one apade.- Tou-uÎ Clark House in 'WUlhhantie. unfamiliar mualc, ,no matter ho>s 28 Lenox S t Mr. Hager ia the son 'Vigorous exercise by the attor a draft If It was offered?" he an- bid hearts later, if the bidding frariunenta will be M n. Milton B. only one hearing. They want an ney general of hia axiating powers Bwered; will finssae dummy’s ten. If West Eurmuhlen, chairman; - assisted by Yule Party Thuraday wall parformad. \ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, takes a favorable turn. The hand St, .Mary’s, St. Germaine Guild The trouble it, deriving ehT^ easily, asrimllable "plot" for each to guarantee all persona their civil “I think that’a one I -Will have tries to prevent this by putting up la a minimum opening bid, so you Mrs. Robert Godbout, Mrs. Cheater Beverly Dr., Coventry. the Jack of hearts, dummy captures wlU hold iti Christmas party at joymeot from every number takea^ Cbmi^sitlon, and if .they fall to get rights, Ineliiding . especially the to face when I come to i t and 1 cannot afford -to Wd hearts first Federowiez, Mrs. "Wayl«id^BT®wh ■u, they are dlaappointed. The Rev. John R. Neubert. pas a high card with the aee of 6:45' p.m: Thursday at. the Red effort on the part of the Uatener. tor of Community Baptist Church, right ,td -vote. I , ' don't expect ever to come t® i t I and spades later; and Mrs. Erltne Heslop.' : \ ^ e fkot ia that muale is an emo Extension of the attorney geher- .don’t think it can happen twice. trumps end thus limit tha trump Hknber In Bolton. THiIb la true o f any form of en performed the double ring cere lots to two tricks. (Cc^yright 1959. General Featuros The executive bosM of the PTA tional art, and If that, emotion- can al’a powers to Initiate civil injunc It happened in '52. I don’t believe will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan, 25 at The Guild on Dec. 18 Will give a tertainment. I f you event to a base- be ^preasdd in words, it ahould mony. South cannot .ba sura thet this Corp. Christmas party at St. Joseph’s ttall .gajN^ without knowing the tion suits to )>rovide equal protec- It ie likely to happen again." the home of Mrs. Ernest Hamblett. not be expressed in music. Music The bride Wore a balge cocktail U'wi under tha law to all persons. Home.in WIHiJnantic for the mem Tulee. without recomlxing a “hit dress with brown accessories and . He appeared on WABC'a College SarKp '*-7 ’’The Young Mothers Club will should go beyond words, and great Federal, flhan'clal and technical Press Conference. bers. The Junior Choir of the local and .run" or a '’douMe-play” Mtua- miiatc goes beyondidreami. If you carried a nosegay bouquet of hsve a business meeting at S.p.m. chiirph will present a program un-* tlon, you wouldp'’t enjoy the en are not willing to explore such vast brown and gold mums. P&WA Successfully Tests First tomorrow at the Nathan Hale der direction of Miss Kathryn Community Center. Hostesses will tertainment provided. and Bometimes frightening dis- . Mrs. Mary York, Manchester, Grady of town. Any Guild mem- Gven If you' know aomething tancea, you should atick to musical was matron of honor. She wore a ’ be Mik, 'James P. Brennan .and berk-yrho have hot turned in thair about the game and only aee It, in comedy, or even Lawrence Welk. blue-cxicktail dreaa with darker Four Men Struck Engine Using Liquid Hydrogen Mn. Louis J. Bodreau. gifts for the Dee„ 18 party have stead of watching it. you will be No' effort ia required on your blue accessorlea and carried a Religion Seen Factor ' KIndergartcii AppUcatlaM' been akkeq to leave them at the bond- TTie fan watches the ,dla- .The South Coventry Cooperative art, for mualc of thta laUer sort. nosegay bouquet of blue flowers.' (Ceatlaned from Page One) home of Mfs. Harry McKusiok oh poaitlon of Infield and outfield- [owever. If you go to serious con As They Push Car the global communications sxperi- Nursery and Kindergarten pareht- S Joseph Hall, Manchester, was ment -will be similar to the one In South St. befofa that date. the lead the runner takha, the certs, effort will be required. The members group Is accepting ap best man. Ushers . were Kenneth New Canaan, Dec. 7- Iffi—Four hydrogen used for cooling the flated Oct. 28 about 250 miles plications for the waiting list for The- Gleaners Qlrcle and 'Frag- acorn, the batting order, and many musiciens are not mountebanka*to Hagerf Coventry, and William J. other things; he doesn't just see In Louisiana Runoff New Yorkers were hurt, one of Mrast chamber and nosxle. above Wallops Island, 'VA noth classes. Membership chair ment Society vrill nteft at 8 p.m. divert smd amuee you; .they are ■O'Brien. Hartford. This Is hour it works: Thousands of rosidents along nine men opposing another man at measengerskwho ara tranamittlng them critically; when atruck by e man, Mrs. Dudley A. Ferguson, tomorrow at the Churbh Commu Mrs. Tuller wore a green print (Ooatisaed tram Page One) car aa they pushed their own dis The liquid hydrogen enters the 1,000 miles of the eastern seaboard may be contacted for details. nity House for an annual Christ bat. the thoughtVof some of the great dress with white acoessoriea and Simllerly.. at a concert, you abled auto along the Merritt Park cooling jacket at-423 dejr®** F- aaw that glistening sphere. . Clssses - are held at Kingsbury mas party. Thera -will be a' com eat minds of all„time. Keep your a corsage of white mums. The It was Lofig's woret beeihig Elks Lodge Holds The hydrogen burning with oxygen The Echo'eatellttes to be launched ehould continual]/ listen to the way laat night.* House at the Corner of Main arid blhed spiritual and musical jn-p* sera open and listen to the mes bridegroom's mother .wore s' black stnoe be was elected lieutenant inside the thruat chamber is at 5500 next spring frord Caps Canaveral, music, and not jiist hear it. Most sage. Foun occupants . the ear that ason Sts., from 9 Am. to noon on gram with a special invitation ex^ dreaa with pink trim and ptnlc ae- X Memorial Service degrees, F. ’The hydrogen In the FIa , will be by far the largest ob* concert-goers will not make this governor tai 1866. That - election struck the men also were injured. 3onday, Wednesday and- Friday tended to all women of the church ■ X Nine Symphonies j Beotho'iven ceasories and pink mums. later led tO him becoming governor Dennis Corcoran, 25, one of the cooling jacket picks up heat .and jecta evar rocketed to such heights. for kindergarten, and Tuesday and and parish to bring a friend. OoiimiMnsbin Sympk.Symnk. Orch. A reception f or 150 guests was More , than 100 pereona, Inchid men pushing the ear, remained on it converted to a gas. ’This They will be 100 feet In diameter The Choralecrs will present the first of three tiroes when Rich ing the families of deeeeaed mem but will weigh only 150 pounds. Thursday for nursery. Mrs. Burton Bruno Walter,.Oondnetor held at the ITPW Home immediate the critical list today at St. Jo hydrogen Is then expanded in a K. Moore is teacher. Flra drills for Christmas concert under the di U s* Columbia O IL 2M ly after the ceremony. For a motor ard Liertie resigned from Uie gov bers, attended memorial services seph’s Hospital, Stamford. turbine which furnishes power to The plastic spheres wlD be folded rection at Mrs. Elbert E. Carlson. ernor's job during the Louisiana yesterday afternoon at the Elks the claaedB are being held regular Y o u r ' Just in time for Chriatmaa, Co- trip south, Mn. Hager .wore a All the others were reported in puihp more liquid hydroi;en end inside containers 28 inches in aoandaJa. LiOdge for all members who died fair condition, "x liquid oxygen into the system. dlsmeter and will be inflated when ly. LOOK at This Sensational 0^ft or travelhig eondHlona the- local The general election is April 19. which shared top billing tvlth the BANTLY OIL similar to the XUU15: eoopentiva ctaasM wlH also be A 3-car collision dn Rt. 32, Mana-^the Windham Hospital, where all Echo satellites in- the- nation's TTie States Rights party has nom Uig injured were taken, suffering If e hydrogen second stage la Moaed. I I'll IM field, early, yesterday morning, weekend space developments, was inated Kent Courtney for governor. took the lifq of a Windsor Locks from a concussion and facial in added to a current ICBM it will Qroop OhoQeee Ne*»® ■ 'I \ \ I i;. I I Besides GremiUion. Davis’ candi man and injured a Manchester girl juries. Her condition, was de more then double the payload or hailed aa opening new fields of i The FrieikHy Cirole haa been achievement for misaltes and dates also led In several other and eight others. scribed as fair this morning. Increase .the range.. •elected aa the- name'of the new TEl Mlfflw!l 9 .1SVS races. space vehicles. Thomas J. Butcher, .28, died of State Police were able to inter Aâo, the payload of a Current 2- wbmen’e ewemlng group at the. First Interna 1 injuries at 'Windham view only two of the injured. They atage ICBM can be doubled if the ROCKVILLE TR 5-R271 Wans and taffy . . . derignod to give wamlfh Large Library Community Memorial Hospital, gave .conflicting etoriea, according second stage is converted to hy without wel|d2S- Chotoe o f colors, attoarttvrty ■ • I . Willimantic, about three hours af to State Trooper Da-vid Comp of drogen. ‘Going Home^ Best bound, washnUe. Full and 8wto rise. So woader- - ..Our Gift To You At No Extra Charge The Bodleian Library was es ter the accident which occurred at the Stafford Springs IVpop, who ’Three hydrogen stages will do fdl to grter have! - . > tablished at Oxford, England,''by 12:30 a.m. near the Mansfield is still Investigating the accident. the same job as two conventional In Exhibit ôf Art Sir Thomas Bodley jn 1602. Ac- Drive-In Tlieater. As far aa Trooper Comp can de LOX kerosene eqd two hydrogen termine, Butcher was driving eordinig to law, a copy of every The Manchester girl injured la stages,. therefora eliminating one south and crashed head-on into !a h oil painting titled "Going book copyrighted in Great Britain Miss Grace Tarplhian,,-29, of 28 stage. • another car driven by Howard Home,,’’ by Mrs. Rita Laakl,^ was must be sent to this library. Teresa Rd. She was admitted to Brooks. 18, of North Windham. A Eor tha space miuion of {facing Nationally Famous car driven by Gary Monast, 24, of a satellite In 24-hour orbit, that the first choice by popular vote Willimantic, crashed into the rear is. a satellite that -will remain ballot of those who attended the of Brooks' car. ■ * “fixed", in , apace at a certain point sixth annual exhibit, of the Man- E X T R A F IR M above the earth,' the;advantages of. Odiera Injured eheatef Fine Art Assn, at the S v Brooks suffered multiple facial hydrogen, power arS apparent. ’The use of fmr'hydrogen stiages would ings Bank of Manrtiester last injuriaa and possible internal in 'ITiursdsy and Friday, juries; He w ^ transferred from yield a payload more than 3jS times th ^ possible -with foUr LOX Other popular vot« .winners y ftra the Windham hospital to St. Fran- a landacape in oil, ’’Tho TreN#/’ by eta Hospital, Hartford. kerosene stegea.. ^ Development of the XLR115 was Mrs. Haul Finlay; a lamlicape In % ■ WILLTON'S Monast was admitted -to the oil by Mrs. Nora Addy Drake; and Windham hoepltal with cute on inltisted by the Air Force and is now being directed by the National a portrait in oil by Mrs. Laskl, all lUs hands, skull and possible brok of which tied Second place. Aeronautics end Space Admlnls-. en ahoulder. Honorable mbnliohs included two ^ has the Finest Selection of Richard Na^,. 20, S ta fford tfatlon. To -date, the XLR115 has water colqiA of woodland aesnea by Springs, witt transferred from been chosen to power the Cehteur. Mrs. Eleanoy-Vibbert; water colors Windham to Hartford Hoapital •pace vehicle, -which-will be an up-' by.Mfs, Hele,n Gorman and Mrs. with a, fractured jew. Hie- condi per stage atop a modified Atlas JWa BetKo,- and an oil by Alfred M nriissile. The XLR116 also will pow-, TAidwlg. ' tion is described as fair today. Sr an upper stage of Saturn, a . AUo injured in the Butcher car Those who contributed to >> Helen Copwey, 20, North Suffleld, Lesperance, Mrs. Finlay, ' Mrs. biiytlMBistSticidivsMAie pounds ‘for .a 300-mtle orblt-or 12,* Vlbbert, Mrs-. Louisa Lord, Mrs. who' sufferiMl a ruptuted bladdhr 000 pounds for’ a deep space probe, , FOR r o ^ w o E u r Snd other possible internal .inju- Gartnide Neuman, Mrs. Ellzabetir to another planet. Humphries Mrs. Laskl -aiid Mrs. CffmiSTMAS OPT^GIVING , For * ■nail weekly depoeit you’ll never mias, yo^ .ries. She was '-.admitted to - the Plans for launching ' of three Rosalie Cook. Windham Hoapital, Echo aatellltea*r^the first of them \ ------r —— \ erm qiend more and owe nbthing when you do Roger Ledoux, 18, and. Carl perhaps next March—were *m- ycNtr Christmu Upping .in 1960! Creceliua',. 18, both -of Willimantic nounced by the National Aeronau Mor^ Eskimos were admitted to the Windham' tics and Spaea Admlnistratlon. ’rhe hospital, Ledoux^ with a broken balloon-like spheres will be as tall Long regarded as a disappear pelvla and concussion and Cre a* l^-jtory bulldlnga and wl]l be ing race because of white man's D*p*tit Weekly celiua with . a broken nosa . and fired ^ t o orbit 1,000 miles above diseases, Cansda’s Eskimos'are be chest injuries. the Earth. ginning to -grow )n number. There T h ^ b re . Haddad, 21, Willi- Scientists around the world have were 7,000 of them 10. years ago; ...... f « . 0 0 . ; mantic, a pasMngec in the Monast been invited to try to bounce radio today there are 11,000 and the vtiiicle, was treated at tha. Wind signals off . the big Slumlnum- number ti expected to reach 20,000 ham hospital for cute and a neck Coated spheres if the launchings by the end of the century. - l a o o ^ are suceesaful. * injury, ^ t .releei^ -after ------t treatment. . . ■* ITte three aatellitea to be used fn HNEfiyUMS - - ^ 3Lvv» • • o«* •. *. . . . loaoo Two ambulanoee.ône from the Windham hoapital and. the other esiy from South Coventry, were called EASTWOOD‘ - • 1 ,M M I , Ml... 1 ^ ...... v,..',...:..;. 1M.00 ■ to take the injured frdm the acene. Jt ■ . . 1 M. m :-..i . re » . . w The "EAbelea*’’ ■8tir Fablaa. sad dsek Webb • TWIN or FULL SIZE BUSHNELL tihat daatm Winiam CearU (t bM-fuil «f 3 pt; 2.90) f i . 0 0 . . . 250 .00 tirl) Caret ' la ' Too toe CM walk Iff ttw beauty^ of prec'iow FRUIT OF THE L ( ^ 'T E U MltoheU. 8-7882 • JiStTiTD"Doa • TUFTED or TUFTLESS THIS WED. iZ MAN" ••THinTy* 1000...... v.:;;_..vjb6.oo ' Is Veler sad FINE NYLONS. Rwy eombioo the uôst in flotteiy, the vey *■ ONE OlaemsSrep* newe$t bi fw^lon and are famous for.their.leng-l8stii4 bonify PEBrOBMANCK £X —**^‘**' • fir m INNERSPRIHG STATE . ; . yet at iu ^ low prices you con eeiily «wn a compiete NOW wenkobe of Ih’ess, Walking Mid Evening Sheers. CONStRUCTION CONTINUOUS FROM 4:20 Oompleto Shows 4:29-8:60-8j26 Tlw ConheeHeuf iterilc " _ p SiqwriM: ai-lt Ewsiai tbein , AMD tiu in 'cp ^ ^ y BURNSlDi: □ Ui«-Wssria| M-ll Sfliti Stoert ... OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 . P.M. - SAT, H' •' i AVI • i 111 I- I ■ • -fj. d PrscMcsl il-M WaNatdiMe > t i oiqeee llervteg 28 Caanecttenl OororodsItlM P iL Ovy 88IMAlNST.,BfAKOHBSTBB' \ End Toinorroie □ SwBisM Piain-itilsb Sbeen ' NORTH BBAKCUÎC N. MAIN-ST. "I' m □ EsMeri ^ . JfRM lCW S MBMBER FBDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE OORP. GIFT ^ lONYMNlMU. □ Niw rstiIjMl PsM Rail— WILLTON'S n+or' "anmucoK THEUMRma nuiB FURNBLD PARKING! pr Also! Fun Far ThaToinig ’ f n e Purkinf * OpM Thnnu eiid ^Fri. till 9 "Roy Whs PwsM MelepEssr PAIIMHG ’Tsar out this advertigoneiU and puf ft with OOWNO WRD* DE4X 9 . AN ;iim s ii8 your,earh^Q$.arsminita‘ta'stîntm ^m m ‘ : M a iich a ata iw M l 9-4011 CteacMT Peek-Daheesk Kair Is "BO jOVKD INVTMEL” : a t . % WfIDNBeOATi "OARXieW - o r OOURKB, ON m a i n SW O BlTr K**- 'r.J.J.'lfV-S'-. -i- " 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKCE -i A ■V \ ■h"-' '7 . . • i

llA ikniB ST E R EV EN I|lO .|IERA LD . MANCHESl^R, OONN« MONDAY^ DECEMBER 7. 1059 iÂG E n v i t t f k a ^ m m UANCHBStTER BVSNiNG HBRALD, UANCRS8TBR, COKN. MONDAY. DECEMBER 7, 195» 1959 there had, taen •,180 MM' eases, compared with A118 in Concofrlia Grmip H e b r o n Coventry Board Fiscal PoUctes Unit Health l^rvice fCorcan to Oft MAfrtjHgBff all 0f 1958 and 3,16A for all of niTIHER HISS ISO. 1957, Sdlc^ Officers Car Knoclra Down Bloc Departmrat Urgies at Least Thfc study of this yearie para Lv-l-r-AltJ - lytic cases shbwsd that 3-yearmfde and Mr■^ iBdwar^ Walters US WEST MIDDLE TUEHfOUt were tha most. siiseaptible of any The Baby Has Eight Fepce Poste ,3hs jtxtnchesitr Rscraa tlo i OODIfltt OUBANT ST. wart tis(ried praddmts of the We- JDapartment'egm bs irteltsd . by a T h e town audit r^pOH will beV... >fay 1,1966, has beep^ adequate, 3 Polio Shots slnf Ie year of age, with' 496 eases ' X ' discussed by thpTBoaid (ff Dirac- ba/^tot the. last couple of years through Nov, 16. , Two tho niaiTled oouidet’ ^ A Waterbury. man was elurgsd foreign « tb l|a if* NdMatlcdi }W LARGER GtJABTERS tore' fiscal policies commitfss to jUW barely adequate. club, w- Conedrdia Lutheran' with iseklesB dririag Parly last, Television Year-Rouild .Trailers (OaatliiiiM' (ram P i^ e Oney Ths ons-year-otds eams nsxtwiUi t;69 |( »l.-OO JhsJTssaa worksr for a ws^-toglnnlng to night at 8 o'clock in the Munlelpta Any need for an inereaae will be / ■ ' 484 easek. There were 417 cases (Aureh a t i'(Jbiratr zMetlilg at night after hU ear knocked doten (la ptegrsss) morrow, - PLENTY f r o n t AND. REAR PARRING Building. ' i- studied when Martin prepares hie among 3-:year-olds, 851 among 4- Clavey's restaurint S a t o r ^ eve Been Named... iter (In ecetress) LOvfX. He is d-Jopng Kim of. Th»* Zoning Board of AppeaU#prove Cîugblin wai using trailara The report by the Hartford audit-^ Ktentative 1960-61 town budget. to be at least'90 pet cent effective ning, eight highway^fiea poetaJM Rt __ Journey.JO , Understhadief_____ in protecting persons who had had year-olds;'398 amihmdii|$y j than fiirte year-raund trailers at Zone Change Granted and sewer service pay, aarit sewer 290 in those between 30 and 34: BaiMute . ' It - „ Welle nryo /» . »■. Rsorsation mtehangS- Project bei*. , c h a i^ , 80 per cent of their, water The major epidemics this year and 267 among those between 15 dents; Mr. and Mrs# C who Buffered a brutied knee iA the —— aiie Sforta t tun Morle at Nine furniture TOPS Lakefront Park. The Zoning and Planning Com- in Des Molnei. Kansas Oty, Mo., Saadis daas. daushtar oC Mr. and Mn. Bdward Kobiatk*/.' keeident. He was alone in the car. Danny Thotnss Ibov, the latematlonii] Rscrsatkm Assn.. Among its recomitiendatlfme was bill based on wstor eonsumpU(in. and 10. Krauae, recording aecretartea Peter Qunn missloh haa granted 'ti change of and LIttie Rock, Ark., were c(«- 310 Avery S t, Wappins. She waa bom ftov, M at Hartford He ia scheduled to appear In Ho> 'CkibReass ^ He U being brought to Mah- The Boner# have ruled that the zone from ILIS to Business zone one that a study be ma.de to find a Other recomritohdatione by the and Mm. William Stovetuh corre _ . and Wesihsr 8 8:80 Adrentures in Pai MIRR6RS CPIrtptoeD m d Door J fairer distribution between Water auditor werq^! centrateA among unvaccinated per sponding eeoratariee, and Mr. Hoapital.' Her maternal srandparenu are Mr. and Mre. Georte bran Justice Court Dec. 16. Philadelphia Stoir,'r/lC) 10. S. eb ei^r under spanMyahip (ifthe order of dlsbontinuahce Issued by of six lots ownetfVby Albert J. eona llvlngf^ln crowded,. lower eco ‘D rill’ P nrila Oyolpr Arehambault Hartford. Her paternal fidh^llMnhta are Mr. and SriUol Otoeea Dec. 19 ... A"" Sothem Show lirt^v itsn Oub, arhifli kiso spon Zcinlng Agent P.' Raymond Brogda and Sewer D irim ent revenue. It 1. That all'purchase ordem show Mm. Charlee Brendel, tre^ 10:00 Henneeaer nCTURR P1UMING (flt typM) Stevenson on.Ht. 81 and Daley Rd. said ^ sewer Department oper net prices, te/ms of .payment snd nomic areas,'the service said. Un After the busineas iaeetmg, the hba. John Koblalka. Hartford. Richard D. Gale, principal of the swlSiiirisr Report 10. 33 10:80 Man With a nera sored sa sxcbkoge ■ robrdatlon Is. "legal and thereby effective." The Change becomes effectlvs Dec. usually high Hegro attack rates « . ,.••••• / Hebron Elementary school, an worker ..ftiailt Ouateinala' taro yaan ates at a. continual deficit while whether' cash discoiint is atlowed. Tokyo -r- (îife of the foremost program Incltided alnging ef is-Bsrmts 80 Jime AllySon ____ WINDOW oRd PLATE GLASS ■ The order limits the use of trall,- 21, according to Laurier- F. De- were obeerved tiV urban epidemics, enemies of the oyster is the oyster Clhrlstmas egrotA games end SRr IloMn Mary, daufhter of Mr, and Mra. William Darby. U nounces that the achool will be ___Is allc» I Mike Waliacj ago. nrnaisor ..Kim :wUl see and ' ■ era for year-round purposes to the Water Department makes a 2. That the town, derk’s eurSty which was not the case prior to Fami Dr. She waa bom Nov. 19 at Manehaater Memorial Hod- News, snd Weather ri 11:00 The Blc Itto Mars of the “Zoning and Planning profit every yesr. bond be increased ttom 83,0(K) to drill, a tiny snail that has a chance of gifts.. Mr. and Mrs. Ml- closed onDec. 10. The Regional' Markham 8 NewaMpMo A Stady all the totlvitles. of' the ooimiAcroM t w e h a v e i n n o c M three trailers, according to Her Commission. i(8 ^ 1966. pltal. Her maternal grandmother le Mra. Mary Manal^ New High School will also be close^ Barry Barrents 80 General Manager Richard Mar 120,000. \ spiraled shell about ah Inch long. cljaet Maberem and Mr. and Mrs. recreation (iepartment. man Muise, ZBA secretory. The zoge change glvea Steven There was s marked Increase in The drili’a proboscis, coated with fltavenS were in charge of thsjiro- Haven. Her paternal grandparepta are Mr. and Ml*. Joeeph Including Hebron, Andover and peepie-^sPeepie^s Choicecmoico 8s Re la a 1981 graduate of Nip After a 4-hour deliberation Fri tin has challenged this view on the 8. That town court warrants be Darby, Glaatonbury. Marlborough. On this day the ptaff "Merle ^ « t Seren----- 1* MEDICINE OAlfNETS m d SHOWER OOORS son about 300 feet frontMe on Rt. prenumbered and Ml numbers ao- paralytic polio this year as con- sharp, hard teeth, la able to drill a gram. Mr. and Mra. Edward Walse Neve, weather ,-4 0 Nttot Jpot pon Physical Education . (JoUege day night and early paturday, the basis of ths diUerance between pared with jhe two preceding tirty hole through the oyster'k shell -and Mr. and Mrs, WWtert were in membem will be vitiUng buetneae. TiU Dous ndW i^s to Jack/Paar,.' u. in Tokyo, Jap(ui, and is' now pro- OPEN 8ATUE0A*a—0>EN THUESDAf EVEHINOS ; ZBA unanimously voted in fayer of 31 andiibout 600 feet frontage on Starts 7th Term m s h ’’ afid "accrual’’ accounting. eounted for. \ Stephen Merle, eon of Mr. and Mre. W arren Swarta, Swamp Industry and/or schools. There ----Wetf' Hail.-fsirvHlsniHlsWIStlte 33 11:80 Jackjaaf Daley Rd. to develop his business 4. That bank accounts of the years. Through the 45th week of so the snail can eat the oyster. charge of dhther arrangements. Huntler-L.-Brlnwey,- 80 TM Steele fimw feisor of phyUcal education at b s t im a t b s o L a p L * o tv en the zoning agent’s discontinbance Romolo Pagan! was reelected to "C>n a oash bo8>s the department Rd., Co^*entry. He waa bom Nov. SO at Manehaeter Memorial wUl be no banking until Tuesday, 7:10 Ere WItneitnm . m illstory" 8. 13. to U.BO^we and weather Korea Vniventty and director of order. .In the ZBA's.opinion, "the block. ; has paid its bills every year and capital improvement reserve fuAd Hoapital. Hia maternal grandparenta 'ape Mr. and Mra. Merle Jan. 5. ' Rlehi .. Bfamime 33 80 1:00 iMto New hia seventh term as president of snd of projects authorised from Ch he \ t. 10,-88 1:80/Newe a Prayer the Athletic Center. He la also an evidence presented failed to pro No objections were voiced at the will this year,'’ he saldv White. Vanceboro. Maine. Hia paternal grandparenta are Mr. Milk money cpllecUons will be hearing Friday. the Maglianese Society at a meet . Accrual accounting shows depre it be consolidated, (This has been due Dec. 7 and 31.,The collection BATCEDAXnt TV .WEEK « COMPLETE USTING Instructor in physical education at vide .proof that more than three and Mra. Harold Swarta. HOxale, R.. L He haa a brother, Kevin, the Taacbera CoUsgs'^ln Seoul. trailers were in existence for year- ing at the ItaUan-Amerlcan Club, dation and other inapplicable fac- done! since -the end of 'the 'flscal 1 8; and a aiater, Cynthia, 1. for Dec. 31 will include Dee. j31t period for . whlcTi the audit was 33 and 38, Prafesaor Kim is a pioneer in rotmtf use prior to Oct. 2,1951, the 133 Eldridge St., yestiirday. tora, he said. the -field of recreation in Kona. . effective ^ date of eoning in the Chicks Like Water Cool Other officers, sll reelected:, are 'And,, like cash accotinting, It doea madel Robert Edward Jr., aon of icr'. and Mra. Robert Dell, 96 W. The mgular/Decwnbcf masting 6. Thai it be learp ^ ;Whether of the Hebron. Boafd of Education He is taiterestod In braadenlng^ the Town of (Joventry,” Muise said to William Pagani Sr., vice preaident; not show what Martin calls "de Middle Tpke. He waa bom Nov. SO at Maneheater Memorial day. Ithaca, N. Y.—Water tempera ferred sssets’’—money expeqted the collector of revenue's surety Hoapital. Hia maternal grand|>arenta ara Mr., and Mra. Martin will be hf Id l}ec. 10. A raport of : Riddia field Of recreation In Korea, and Vlrioent Genovese, secretary,* Peter the,Educational Growth P l^ Will (TWa - tlatlBg ieehidea only, riieae news broadtaaia of 10 ar U - Ik oonacioue of the social and OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 'Ute action at (ui executive ses ture affects a ehlckeh’s ddkife to Urbanetti, treasurer,* Anthony from future (tosessments. . ' bond covers eollscttons other than Albert Sunnyalde. N. T. His paternal grandparenta are Mr> and ^ th accounting systems have those of taxes. Mre. Harry Dell, Waterbury, be ^ven. mtanta length. Some ^taMatis carry other abort newseooto). moral rale which recreation and AND EVBET NIGHT UNTIL OHEIBTMASI sion of the ZBA Friday came after quench its thirst, recent tefts at Pqgani, financial aecretary, qiid This report will be praeented by sports can plaT in Korea. a public hearing Oct. 2 .on an ap Cornell University indicate. Re JomvRiiflnl, sick committee. been used up to now because water ■ WDRC—189C WINF-^ltW AUTO VlicnN DIES Dawn tgn.. dtinghW of Mb. nnd ifn,' '#a]ter Tirrinll AiUten, themnehem who are working di |;00 News, Saiman .) 8i00 flaanclal Neks \ . peal of .Joseph (Tdughlin of Lak^ searchers found that when the The''MBRll*n8to Society has been and. Sewer payrolla and bills were GREATEST rectly with the -Bdueatlonal i:l8 Art Jelmson 8:08 Now Rounthjp St. from the zoning ageht’s order water reaches 90 degrees, chickens organlzedôli* 26 years here. The paid from one account Now, with Hartford, Dec. 7 m —A 71-year- IIT Hemlock S t into wse^born' Hoy. .19 at Menehiieter Manto* |;48 LowsH TbMoas 8:18 RMweaso and^ New African Diamond Sales THB ONLY TOASTRR TO WNOillGW YOU old Newtaigton man, Samuel Ton, rial Hoapital. Her maternal graMparenta «ê Mr. and Mra. Orarerwth Plan, Mra. Marian 7 :00. Ames 'N* Andy '7:00 lyuton Lewis to discontinue, ated a subsequeiit won’t drink as much as they president alSorarved as vice preS' the funds of the two departments Theomen. Mm. Evelyn 'Rowley, 7:80 New. Cumedy Time 7:80, Reviewing Stand ■ (mntlnui^ce of the hearing Nov. 20^ Ident for 5 yra separated, only this cash basis need died at a hoapital here last night William Pearaon, 117 Hemlock, S t' Her paternal grandmother Johanijeabuiir—Tka total value ahould; at 105 degrees they won't Is Mre. Bather Altken. 7 T êr CiTcla.. Mm'. Goldie Uverant, Mm. Geral 7:48 tob and Ray 8:00 Newe The fatter hearing was a result drink until they’re very thirsty, be used, he-said.' of injuriee, suffered when he was • B • • « * ' dine Hanna and Mm. Joyce Walk i:0U World fonlKht fonisrit 8:06 World roday . ■, of diamonds sold through the Cen i of ^ e ZBA’s decision Oct. 6 'which Muktuk is an Esitimp food made Mariinanin added, however, that "So struck by an auto in front Of -fiio iiU Music Till One 8:80 Showcase and News tral Selling Organisation, which and at 112 degrees they virtually Jeha Franela, acm of Mr. and Mra. Thomee O M e, S3 Ken er. 13:00 News / 11:06 Music Beyond the Stars and Now. gave the zoning agent 30 days to refuse to drink. of whale blubber and skln.^ far, the sewer-use rate os Increased home Thursday;, At thU time a^report will be 13:10 Music nil On% 13:C6 News Roundup repreoente South . AMcan and wood Rd., Vernon. He waa bom Nov. 38 at Maneheater Me given to the board on the parent 1:00 News. Mne OM other producers of diamonds, morial Ho^tai. HU maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. «riuM!;<-9io PON B YBARS 1/ ' cemfereneSa recently completed at 8:00 Ms Show / Ihvestments Varied amounted to 8138,666,963 during John T. Conleyt Hartford. HU imtenial grandmother/ia Mra. the achool. The puUic U cordially t.-W SKn^gihr/ the flmt six monthii of 1959 com- f Frank A. Crane, Warwick, R. J. He haa a brother, Thoirtiaa, Z%; Invited to attend. Board meetings ered with'881,937,441 d u ri^ the Toaeta party rye. even and two aUtan, Mary-BUaabeth, 7, and Nancy, 5. / T:0Q Ed “ -MraOman New Tork — Ihveetment dom- S rat half of 1958. are held pt 8 p.m,;, on the second T:i| Eta peniee So not (xinfine their hoM- finilish muflne, even Thursday of each month at the 13:0p Nor fiosen waffles. Extra l l - Jfno> L a m d p , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kwiecien- elementary school. /-lo S o P -l1419 inge to sectirttiee Unted on the aki. SIT Union S t Sha anui bom Nov. 37 at Manehaater Memo Hew Tork StixSc Exchange; It ie wide slots — no pry Vleita .TUglanil :00 Nowe, Weather rial Hoq^tal. Her matamal grandparenta are- Mr. and Mrs. J;U HoiHe B. eetimated that some S.5M Meted ing, digging. Pops up Prtano Badrtochl, Stafford Springe. Her paternal grandmother I Penelope Ahn Sibun, aged six and unlisted iesuee. ooneistlng of Tuesday Night, Dec. 8th •• 6 to 9 P.lU^ la Mrs. Joaeph Kwieciensld, ‘Ihmnpaonviile. She haa two brothera, months, has Just returnsd from a ll;i0MU Terry bonds (utd preferied and common extra high- Double Mark Sdward, tend Erik Paul, 3H. . ^ aix weeks’ trip to England to see 1:%n«l Rarcea Stocks of more than 3,000 corpor awtomatic theimoatat X • * • • • relatives. She was accompanied 13:18 Sign Oft___ Y < H | by her parents, Mr. snd Mm. John WnO—1090 N ations, are hri ital.\^ maternal grandfather U David Mullen, Her parents enjoyed the trip 10:W Intermexso for Moderns ORMOND J. WEST, Dlrasler greatly and Mm. Sibun law for the 11:00 News _ DR. MURRAY " ' U Ksok S t HU paumel grandparenU are Mr. and Mis. John first time one of those famous Lon 11:18 Sports Final 142 EAST CENTER ST. B. Krs mer S r, Rockville. \ H e haa a brother, Scott Alan, 1141 11:80 itodlght Saranada SCHW ARTZ i f k t and a aUtar, Kathy Ann, 4. don "pea soup fogs.” The trip was 13:88 ! i; ateden off TOtolMil 8-1198 ' • made on the Queen Eliubeth. They 105 MAIN STREET , /T-' found England little changed ex laymend Pataaer Jr„ aon of Mt^ând Mre. Raymtmd P. cept for riaea in pricea. WILL BE CLOSED . Bampteo, Lakewood Dr., Coventry. Ha waa bora Nov,* 80 at i FROM GOP Oroap to Meet ^ m m 9 4 8 1 1 Blaaobeeter'a Oldest 7 Your Chrisfnius W ondorland Kandiaeter Memorial Hospital. HU matwnal grandmother ia The first of a series of dinner DEC. 5 THRU with Flneat Feclliiica. ' • ■ . ‘ -y Mrs. Laura BaUck, 41 lanox St HU patanial grandparents meetings planned by the Tolland FOR PRESCRimON Off-Street Paridng r , are Mr. and Mrs. Hoibert Hampton, Andover. H o i u a aiater^ DEC. 14 Estobllshed 1876 Debra Lae, is months. County Republican Aaaoclatea m u p . will be held I>ec. 10, at the PINE PHARMACY RE-OPENING iteaemount. It ydll be a buffet din TUES., DEC. 15 EannUh DavM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barrelt29. ner, at 7 p.m./to be followed by a DELIVERY 'St* Spruce Lnno, Wappiim. He waa. born Nov. 38 mt Manchester SMILING SE RVICE Bouutiful Lingerie ipiffts Memorial Hoapital. HU matamal m ndparenU are Mr. and Mra. lajk by Joaeph Burnt of West Kmneth McKay, Albany, N. T. RU paternal grandparenta are Hartfwd. Tickets may ba obtained Mr. and Mrs. Richard BarroU, Weatmere, N. T. He haa a broth from Republican toWn chairman er; Gary, 4; and a slater, DObonh, 8. Richard M /< ^t. a • ■ , Learir.or iieath . CynthU Anit daughter of Mr. and Mis. Raymond Vamey, Mr. And Mm.^Hprold L Gray 4 |MR |M|W . . . bMMi IW " a M M M B by Mlddla Rd., Ellington. Sha waa bom Nov. 37 at Maneheater Me have received word of'-the death of morial Hospital. Her patenial grandfather is Braeat Vamey, their/uncle, Marshall Miher, ;76, of FREE PAKKING ACROSS THE STBEBTI Oeeipee. N. H. Sha haa a brother, Joaeirii, lU . Deep River, who died Fridaj/after • * • , • a /long iUnesa. He waa a 'well _ Lanlee Maria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Mitchell, known grocer Of Deep River. He A4ANCHESTER SALES Vernon. She waa bora Hov. 37 at Maneheater Me- leaves hia wife and a daughter, Lu m atw Hoapital. Her maternal grandmother la Mrs. Eloiaa Han- cille. Funeral services were held to and APPLIANCE CO. aer, Panama City, Panama. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. day, at 3 p.m., at the Price Funeral m . and Mra. Srilm.F. Mitchell. 65 DOlmont S t Parlor, tleep River., ^ 18 bAK IBT.tOPXTTO HALE'S)—MI 9-5384 > ■ MaarJieeter Evening Herald He . . Mis- Al'en D, Thomai. 19 Waddell Rd. She waa bom Nov. 35 a t Maneheater Memorial bron correspondent Mlea Snaan 9 R9IR1 Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents, are Mr. and Mrs. C. Le- Pendleton, telephone AOndemy roy Norria, 63 Adelaide Rd.. * Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. 8-8464. and Mra. David O. Thomas, 46 Oourtland St. \ ^ . -. / t- ^5!"^ son of Mr. and Mis. boiUUa M. Baakin, 87 SATURDAY 10 AJMt. to 16 PJff. e » . ''^•PPtog. • He waa bom Nov, 34 at Mt. Sinai Hos Former Ohctiqy MIUs pital, Hartford. HU maternal grandparenta ere Mr. arid Mm. Wc Stock /Hartford Rmto Max Kuperamlth, Bloomfield. He has a brother, Scott Jay. 2%. and Pine ^t. Manchester, Conn. •e Mr. and Mm, Edwin R. McCabe, » Wedden Rd. She waa bom Nov. 38 at St. Francis Hoapital, HALLMARK m rtford. Her maternal grandfathar U J^hn Crie, 481 Pw-ker Plenty ef S t Her patomal grandmother U Mm., Anne Rothman. 11 Tyler CARDS FREE PARKING Circle. She has a brother, Raymond John, 8H. •N* • • • Parcel Pickup » , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Jamas L. Breen. Nathan MILLER Service to at Maneheater Me Yonr Car morial Ho^ltal. Har maternal gramhnother U Mm. DorU Bo- PHARMACY grandparents ara j'Mi (in \ii P Storm. She has two brothers, I’IniMi' M I 11I NO TOLL .ON BULKELE Y OR FOUNDERS BBIDOEB James Jr., 4H, and John, 1^ .- ^ TUESDAY and WEDNESbAY SPECIALS

7 / VI 4> Mh Mantase e( ear Irmt U. S. GRA06D TOP CHOICE tender, ju ic y , ta s ty ROUND m 7 ^ •rCUBE fN PERSON ,x • -• -r' Our people can be helpful ONE ÂiYdur Hostess ^ in planning your future ; ■' ;■ . , ■■■ LOW/ "KMltyCod/rer- ' BROADCASTING I f jrou w«r6 to cum ilate through all of dur 28 offioaa, PRICE! talking srith the pepple ' who staff them, you woi^d be Ibe impraaeed.with the 'vigorohs interest th m people have DIRECT FROM BURTON'S me fRISH NATIVE to realize tlu t they believe strongly in planning abiMd TENDERy MEATY STATIDN7WINF. Tuesday Night, Dec. 8. Hear all'the fun, music ...imd lUve^theezpQrienoettihelpyoudoao. „ ^. and interviews (withmaybe your guy). KATH^GODpREYWIII.de- ’ A gnat m w y people and buaineea (xmcwma afe'aetniie and ftouriahing t^ a y because yesterday they iûght the ■ seribeitell. ' ^ , oounael of ottr Connecticnit Bank and Trust pedple. ' ; r . 8(i.if you as an'individual, dr you as a businssSnian, e F ree g i f t s ’tci every i m an w ho ' e Super duper gift wrap ,on_^ve^ havB-emy'ooheem about Um Alton, don’t haeitats to. , makes a purchase * package • "C*' pnn^t y w profêm to one-of our.people. . ,V:. LEDS e Delicious refreshments • Extra sales help—extl*ii'wfapper• OR 7 e Wonderful hrizes X >X e pift ciinsuHant e Entertainment lUSIO lY TONY O'BRIGHT TRIO BREim It:

The greatest collection of gift mWchandise ever assembled to make HER ' B i i n k CAMPBELL’S f | O 'fti AND TRUST eOMPANy "every wish come true and your^hri8tm,as ahopptng a pleasure and a treat • TQMATa SOUP 3 ^ 3 3 All with such a luxury bok, yet all prieW so lovely^ end bw! — d o MEN—Gome 'to BURTON’S for a men’s night you’ll never forgetl , 898 MAIN STh MAMCHESTEE . NORITH BEANCB—U N. MAIN «T. ~ (3A) RornQritic pown with fl()Qtirig skirt ond'em- . (JC) A siim shaft of rtyibn trfeot ekhed with 5R6W WHiTt ' ■— ~ ' ,pire bodice'accented in Atenec^ foce. $8.95 jB^W***'* Oppliques.-*^^^^ ^ ^ .9 5 28 Offio68->Mrvfiag 20 CSnuMcticat Communities - i 38 VD^ color^ overlays of doable riyloii in'o '’^ 3 0 , ) Nylon tridot pettl-slip hos oppliqued'trjm, TUESDAY, OEIL 8 X cummerbund gown with surplice-styled bodice. slit side. . $3 95 MEMBEB FEOBBAL DEPDfflT 1N80RAMCB COBPOSATIGN Ib. ,:X' • ;.x-..,-^10.95:- DOORS REOFEIi TO MEN ONLY AT 6fJ IL & MEMBER lEDBEAL RBSEEVE SYSTEM '

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prtgmtA to . b*' #on1«d abeot eKtsrlar i f ttslr e * w tbto Maaen S<»^ M ¥ d § o r Education jBoardf A tboughl fo r T«Nta| w lB im .MntoSM j i B M *hy too •if own aldM, tiuK <■ set tiNir Tolland StndentoMay etwtMBBMtod.' V w Mai eoBoocn./nMli> roal oeiiaoim to wtn ha for tka MHS Staff SM y that tka baM te ijpiMlttoR tnaana homANid a ana- dedicates aomathInC to tAa aiiioRainy ot Vte*- Hockville High ^hddl Again elal award wffl'ha ttvak tor tod £v«duaticm Ti^ ay iaim ■. ,1 ^ m mont H if tMta to a aort of nlaor « w MeuBlBln 1 b » beat doorimur, Baeklntha days when the only A shbcommlttoe of the VetnorP ertifleate o f safety Instntettoii be- JhSS^dattW to^togwia C h w c h , arish House The Board of Education , will tadliatry tor Vermont, which gtvaa ba aanounsod laU r. ' pay to aoina 1.SOO ptopla, much of man mada thing on y communlUea them they Mw what happened to James IFAgata has been elected his bOyhdod in Bcantic, when the George- XSurlton is to charge o f will be rejecUrd. • • w t Montte *••••»•••••«•••••••••«• school earoUment ,to axeoed 300 Owrid, 106 High S t; X |^ta Sin- PALM ULACH SMORl.S. f ! !'H|OA meeting house waS a focal point • T h r t uemUM acd ao numy paopi* kave In the the valley when tha sun was re- by 1970, andv odudders It - un president o f' the RockvUle Ex gallo, iMoottvlUa RA jprifies, with John Nachyly as pub. The evolu'ation Was made, by 87 < MMtk moved. It seemed to them that change Club to succeed Leonard for all community affairs. He said Ticlty. chairman. W alter Jaworskl it, Oxpert's 'from toe New England • we*lC» .... bualaaaa^ ptepaNdnaia ^ war, feasibla to conduct its own high Admitted jraatarday: Stanley the Sunday ceremony was a mo ■ opvr this to what happens within a man. school program. The full Vernon DeCarlL .WMww3Mr'WHef t swfwt »•«»•« weetoii, itoatato Wjnsri toe drew? toe publicity .poetera' The Association o f Secondary Schools WopM toe ^ rather have peace whan the light of Gk>d'a spirit Also elected were: Robert Pile, SiedeL M Lawronea S t; M ra dern counterpart of Uia'temple tâa Jobe? pt c o u m ^ would, If school B o i^ will meet Dec. 14. Mdrta Hanaon, Bolton Rd., Varnon; CoMeMtoi - et wiwlttM ki • » tt had to come tn that But we Must File Bxponsea urer; Joseph Toth, assistant treas- Rudolph Eckait, South Windsor; During the aftefnoon the. Rev. men had bom within them a new Jacob Chorehto, ToUand; William MO Mel el See eeeee *eees. toerteieate /aWSêeeMiit Mewy er *»eto, Other membors of the social' never raaBy bdlieve It will have to desire for tho love and affection Candldatea in the dty -election urer; and' JiTeronoe RemWewltx, sec- Roy HutoheiSn and his family committee include Modugno, Fran W o Seaport Needed -ffSvsi^s.’V .srstsr last Tuesday must'file a statement retaty. Lynch, 66 Uhlon St> John IvaniekL tteoeS roeeie, nee settles weea flue ...» totok«k» welconied'pariahioners at the new come to that Peace to the ntualoni of God, knowing that only ao 17 Rtvar St ^ seel • toeet ker, tnuiit mm eeS eoetlell leesfe • toH Pajot, Ed Steben, John Curtin, Gua great a power as He could bring of expenses ahd contributions by Mall hy Thursday pqrsdhage, which was completed Xantoo' and Marbet Gulmond, 'Vienna —- Akhpugh . Austria Is war preparedneaa Joba am real; Dec. 81, with tha Vemoh Town Chiiatmas cards tor out-of-town Dtoebargad yestorday: David jreeMles Meiimee. «see Dea II le Itof t Mr eeler MSW. last spring. Without 6 port bn the' open aea, true light into tho Irniar moel Grange News Meettag. dor lIMt tnatinct to tb'hold on to Cleric. . . deUvety should be mailed hy Hayes, White R Henry F. Butler noted that Thursday to. oaaure delivery before CwroU S t Petar tad son, Pin Manchester, who aeêd aa pastor •of ita exports into intercontinental Sf\» frldur-4 -p.oi Rav. Laurence Vincent nacle Rd., EUington; Mrai George ‘newspaper’ meeting Tuesday at 8 m^foT Satonlur—lj » Center Ghuroh. candidatea who fall to file wltWa the hifilday, according to Postmas of the ch'urch until his retirement, trade. Before World W ar H euch SO'days of the election are subject ter Edward J. Oannors. Diincah, Plnney S t, ' Ellington; p.m. at the. Wapplng Community ahipments represented not more m- CUUHlfl^tf 4€Mdnii was an honored guest during the House. Lecturer . Mrs. Hannah W il *«ay e« SM eUiim Next, The DoQar Bowl to a $26 fine for each day they are Local card- -’■-uld be mailed by M ra Helen Braughton, EUington. mspection tour. ' than 10 per cent o f the natton’s r * • Penicillin Dye Spn^t remisa' The statement * must In Dec. 15, he added. ^ > liams aaid various members have total exports. More than 55 per "The w e e w served Mfreshments been assigned to toe pages and The Rev. Roy Hutcheon, paator of Wapping Community Church, hblda keyM o new paraonage in Monday, December Those who are soaking to dtog' clude expenses Incurred and prom^ Beginning xoL...y the riamh and VarnoB and ToloettvUle nowa to at toe Community House. This fa . background. W ith him are, left, Alton-Lane, church premdeht; Dr. James Bng^sh, etate Superin- cent .of Austria’s Inteivontinental noas or sxampUfy some of tho Sis New Tork—Befii^la uaed to toed, as well as all oontrlbutlons. parcel^ post windows of■ the Rock- handled toraugh Tho Hbrald’s newspaper features which will be export traffic today goes through culty was built In 1938 on the site featured at toe meeting, torident o f Congregational Churches, and Edwin Barber, secretary of toe Board Z. Easy AliU, No Solotkm of ^ r dvlUxaHon do not need to treat , aide dairy cattle to having Game Ueepoea Available villa Post Office will remain opipen Baakvllle Boiaao, 8 W. Mala St, of toe, Wapplng Methodist Episco «3d Photor ' ■ by • Satemie). “ ■ • toe Adriatic seaport of Trieste. one truhtêeome aide effect—^peni- Fishing and hunting licenses for from 8 s.m. to ( Monday taleplione TBetnont S -tlS ^ William Leonard w ill present the ke^ edneentraUng on television pal Church, which was destroyed first page - important Items of the * How eaay It to to reaotve an cUUh tracea in milk and cheese .i960 are available at tbe Town through Saturday. by fire in 1932. ?probIeniB ahd reaponsIbOlUea when alone. are reacting on human, consumers Cleric’s office. To Judge Home Trim France paid Germany an in THE COUHINAOES HOTtt Members of toe two groupa.toen day. . • f a permit to use a building on the They can take, for InatAnee, the allergic to this antibiotic. To ehm- .. .Town Clerk Henry F. Butler said The residenjts judged to have the demnity of one billion dollars in , f.0. SOX S7« • SIVimA BEACH, RA, TO. fMM MMIIVI Satri Three State Grange officers 'will Main St. Bancroft -property for you have to do, for any cIT' Joined In services at the TVapping give editorials, l^ ese include Libnty Bowl." Soi^kto like a pa- ifiate this, the United States Food he has already received many re best Cbrlstoieis decorations on the 1870: ; Church, Which had been construct storage was tabled to give board rouraatanoe, to to trot out one re- and Drug Adaaintotratlon la try quests for the licenses by persons State Master Robert Mitchell, members an opportunity to inspect trtottc loving cup,'perhapsT Or, to ed in 1800. State Chaplain the Rev.' Albert the premise's. Previously, the re-, Z3tohlo w hlj^lns lioy aUbll ing to dovelop a iyn which, when who are giving them for Christ Originally, toe Wapplng Church eome clqser to the season and the Woodworth and State Secretary quept occasioned heavy opposition C e^^RPE”T" for ChrUtnuu ^ w Ihto dubloua aervlce waa per- added*to jpenicUlin useA in inoc mas presents. Was an outgrowth of First Congre pmbablilty, a football game (M l- ulating d a ^ cattle, will discolor Anyone desiring a hunting 11- 985 M A IN STREET - m 1 8-5171 - OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 :3 0 TILL CHRISTMAS - TfiURS. AND FBI. NIGHTS TO 9 Ellsworth Covell. by'neighboritw property owners, »fbrmed for ua all tba other day gational Church, which had been To Miect Slaie ' Shy Anen W . DuUea, director of cated to the glorification of Amerl- milk for seversil days, forcing it oensa who has not held one during formed by members o f toe Windsor Other items will include: Regfin- FOR AS to be discarded. the past 10 yesrs, must show sld Allen, weather report; Walden The,, St. Francis Men’s Club Jour Central InteUigeaoa A«ency. ciin principles In a naughty cold church who settled here. nominating committee will nieet L r n x ,E AS war world? Historians cite toe difficulty p t Collins, about town; -Levi Dewey, slO Mo n t h l y I Wednesday at the church rectory ^^Speaklns wltit all the preetlge of Sunday travel In all, weather as poetry comer; and Francis Smith, I « u r own top cloak and dagger man, Well, it has, as the firit requisite sports. - ' , to select a slate of new club offi being a prime mover In formation cers to be voted on at the next reg 3 ie wrapped aB Our potential hemto- for any good cominarolal attrac THE CHRISTMAS of toe new churches. Dorothy White will give a re- ceipe In her capacity as writer of ular meeting of the club on Dec. S^here traabtos^ In one neat light tion, a high-sounding name. STORE SINCE 74 1-Car Crash 15. But it ropreaento the Idea of a A HaZardville youth -and two a .housewives' column. Ipackage. W alter Foster will stage a live! Committee members include the couple of promoters who ealeuiatod passengers escaped injury yester' Rev. Jamea F. Glynn, club chap w What to going on In tntln Amer- day afterpoon when the auto he comic strip and Clara Livermpre that they nilgbt aa well promote will present live -.advertisements. lain; John Nachyly, club president; Hoa, In Cuba, In Panama—and, of was driving struck a fence on Rye Marcel Guimbnd; Tom Cowper Icourae, anywhere etoa where acme- themselves a bowl game, and who 8L, and veered to .the other side o f ' Jean Dewey wilt' be head of the refreshment committee. thwaite and Francis Coleman. Zthlng leae than love of the United got almg well enough when they top road apd grased a telephone ...... , A delegation' from Wapplng L W L to M e e t were able to sign one college _,team, pole. Lutheran Women's Ldaê' of ZBtatea reveato itaelt—to me>wly the Constable Charles Jurgelas, who Greuige plana to attend the North GUa A Gift Ztooiic of an International Commu which Sgured to be fair box dffica, Doctor’s prescriptions A a Central Pamona meeting to be held Our Savior Lutheran Church will Investigated, said Robert L. Ron hold a work meeting tomorrow at Certificate even before the regular fooibaS Friday at. 8 p.m. at the Vernon ;»lB t plot, wtAch haaiaet ItMlf the deau, 18, of Abbe Rd., Hasardville, 9 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Howard For Carpeting jr o a l of dividing ua from our hemia- season bad ended. They had an idea stated he was trying to avoid a Grange Hall. In addition to Vernon PO UND ED 1874 and Wapping, this Pamona in Morse, .677 Rye St. Ladies are ask for their aecond team when Navy dog which ran into toe road just ed to bring a lunch. Coffee will be ^here frlanda by fostering “na- cludes Granges 'in East Hartford, beat Annf; in the annual Service specialize as hs rounded a curve while served. For fiu ijier directions, con ■•tionaUBm'' as a slogan. East -Windsor, Ellington. Enfield, classic, and did ao by a handsome travelling south on Rye St. tact Mrs. Doah-Sfiller, Brook St. Z All that to happening In Cuba or Th# vehicle went off the' road on Somers, Stafford and Tolland. margin. So their offer went to in prompt, precise ZBA AcUon ZPanama, then, to that clever Com- toe right, Jurgelas said, striking s 'Moncheater E vetting Herald MANCHESTER ûntot stgents are whispering aub- Havy. With the kind of biito offlee fence on toe .Rudica Poultry Farm One application was approved and another tabled by toe Zoning South Windsor correspondent El- wjTenlve phrases like "nationalism' appeal Navy could bring to the compounding property. I t . then swerved' to the nord Burnham, tetephond' Mitchell “liberty BowL” the take for, the the best Christmas left off toe .highway for a conside'r- Board of' Appeals «Jter a t>ublic Make it 4-0674. •'> ■ «and "national dignity" and "free- able distance, he continued. ' hearing Friday night at the Town- CARPET CENTER two collegiate athletic funds In Hall. Odom from imperialtom" to the na grazed a telephone pole. Some 811 MAIN STREET—MI 8-510S ^ v e a vvfao thereupon begin hating volved could be as much as $150,- damage was done to the h Gulf Oil Co., was granted permis 000 apiece. • Yes, diis !t the place to bring your Doc e f toe auto. sion to erect a sign on toie roof of Zthe United States and baadb^ its statibn at Rts. S and 30. The FREE PARKING RIGHT AT OUR DOOR Wouldn’t Navy be pleased to tor’s prescriptions. Thty are a specialty of ypur life with Rondeau was booked for Town OPEN DAILY V ~down trails which may aomb day grant was conditional on structural play, l^r llOOf/MO, and help flU the Court appearance Dec.- 14 on a 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ;3 ead-them to the. tragic expcênce ' uHth os. Large prescription volume per charge fqUure to drive in toe soundness of the building and State Police approval of the sign installa OPEN U N ^ submitting thwnaelves to ji^^Com' "Liberty Bowl?’’ established'lanb. SUNDAY. 8 A.M..8 P.M. mits ample stocks. So wc can compound tion, with an alternating flashing MONDAY, TUESDAY^- Navy has played in other bowl Driver Charged -tnunlst Imperialiam. slraal not to be allowed. THURSDAY.^FRIDAY just about any prescription without delsy. Robert A’. Schools, 36, of Star PINE PHARMACY 9 P. M. gamea In the. past, when its oyw- S^Thto Is on a UtUa tooêasy and ■ ^ e Independent Tallow Co., ap _ 664 CENTER ST. all season record really deserved it. Yon like (^prices, tooTThey are Rbute, FitchÛsi was released peal of a previous decision denying ~too simple to bo beUeve^ And It to under S25 bond Sunday n igh t'to especially , dangesoua It leads us Hut this time the proposition based on an accurate knowledge o f costs seemed more of a commercial bar Insure Town Court appearance to think t ^ t all we have to do to. plus a modest profit-âlways a fair price. Dec. 14 OB ehsrges of operating an guard our own position and prta gain than honor and recognition to You know^Du're-giving unreglstared motor vehicle and il ^tlge in Latin America to-to label a season’s record, and Navy de Be sure to try us next time. W edom n - legal use of regiatratton plates. . good reproductiOifs, finely Constable Charles Jurgelas Said he everything we don't like aa Com- clined the questionable honor. cerely value your patronaga ^ .So Iho promoters had to make stopped Schools Sunday evening muntot. . made and.deOorated, on Sullivah Ave..in a routine ehieck We don’t doubt that Communist their, offer to. a second choice, when you give Watkins chairs for defective equipment. ' agents are at work In Latin An ^ o q e reputation and box office Boston 29-05 To Rentodel Faculty lea, and that they are busy exploit at>pi^ may not be'qidte aa great ^ d rockers in satin blaokl ^ St. Francis Men’s Club baa an as hfavy's, so that the aitendanM nounced apfpomtment o f a remod,' ing the feelings toward national NORTH END One of the most popular ellng bommittee to recommend im may fall short of capaoity, and the ism which exist there. 'Phe point 14 Boston rockers with roll provements of kitchen and hall Exfra-fhbughtful gift Ideas-- take may faR below $156,000 per however, that whether this ‘to ao over seat; stenciling and facIliUee at toe church. A t toe or ot has alnMX^ nothing to do team. Paul Revere 22-50 next club meeting Dec. 15 a report There to no bowl game wiiich PHARMACY highlights in gold. will be presented on thie mgtter. wit 1 the question of what oUroton doesn’t have Ito commercial as • . -V Commltitee members includs biicy and behavior should be. We Thii. graceful comb-back Henri Marois, George Charlton, not very vrall condemn asplra- pect, and which doesn’t catty its *'GffOwliif| liG O H i y SMvinq BITTER” Windsor‘'it called the Paul financial rewards to the ooUegw ' tiona for national dignity as. Com- MAMMABK CARDS Revere Chair; hag deeply a atep-saving munlst villainy, unless we want to whose teams are selected to pliiy. PAT B U O n U O BOAS HEBE—MI 9-4585 turned lege; scooped seat. atreiogthen the prestige of Com in it This time tt was Just that "HE IS BEST OF A LL munism. We cannot very well warn the commercial aspect' ovettoiad'- MEN WHO FOLLOWS against Communist imperialism' owed everything ^se, if, Indeieiik FREE DELIVERY * 'S S S * GOOD ADVICE" Uiere was ever anything mare tbaa (•Author's Name Below) CHRISTMAS when, in'the cyce of Latin Ameri Spear-bacic ■ . ' ■ . X■ 'K ' cans, that to a far-off, ^tan t peril, a purely comnterclal promotion in it is amazing kow many much leas vivid than the surviving volved. Neyer before has it batk Dsople ‘are quick'- to offer toudtos of imperialtom In our own poaed quits so nakedly how much 2 4 - 5 0 CoUeefoi^B item -health advice. Without any . position and behavlcir. There to caXh a footbi^ team nAy he study . or knowledge, they PHONE worth, or how well It may pay oft ^ y ODO role for lu to play In Latin For variety, choooa tell .You what ,vou should do America, and that to the role of be to Inveat lii a few halfbacks. this thumb-back Wind or take when ,vou are sick. \ ' -r ing ourselvee champion of Uio'hi;^ WeU, we hope; for the good of' sor rocker with Its Thoughtless friends are sin tional dignlto^ of our neighbors. college football, that the twq.toamA HOOVH niOUD|.y A l^ th e a p - spear-shapad aitadles. cere but unfortui^tely Perhaps Mother will want- e handy extension telephone play a dulL'Ustleaa game, that the . That to a role we play with peren fO lm m m o p AIC APiKlANtE and r ep a ir thumb-backs there are ,many opportun tat the Idtdien whta ahe spenda so many busy hours. Or prospective customers take the Uto ists. Some door-to-door nial good intentl a e a 'a a aw a a • a.aw a a.b e f ' announced plana to deactivato. the, immediate great -''-profits, ora^ to any telephone employee. — The Sotit^M New BthqÂUen Ato Force. Base at that to the first statistic com they, are always safer. Wlnooi^ fiinea that time, there to pleted. The score, for tbe season, Englafid T^^hope Conpeny, . I.. no Vehnent pn rock« to betog deactivated before missile Alpine Switzerland, with on ' tkm with scooped Windsor-ktyle Prtseription Phsmaejr ers is this hi|dr towA model Oases ars available to replace IL" area^f only 15,900 square miles, jUVlMNCEawl seat. This is an authentic vai^tion 901 Main Street with fancy ecroUed bsoM plat. ih ^ altbough tha Vermonters bo# 130-winter reebito, 900 Uceneed 19 M APU STn MANCHESTER M lA -8 lf9 ' on this famous Americim chahr. 29-95 •QuoUtioB br**““, ' a InetruotoBB osid aboi« 7,000 . (468 B.0 , - Stog doarider It good etcategy to botela • ' - ■ Oop^Tlgtat JM9: ) •# . -fl . f S'\'< '

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Ba.1 SX grandeblididMt and 6 g m i BoU/bn 'orkers grwdebiUbmL' Four YpUtht Cabbie Fun end ianw aa ariil be held !8 Liiieers ;rhun^ at the w. O. Bigelow Resume Pacts r * Funeral Homa 170 Sbtth Avc.. Sme Tjriah trdntferrMto Gjpu^culu^^ Queslipiis Altoona, Pa. Burial wUl ba in Dee* Teacher Pleaaant Mill Oamatary, Otgagow, Qf^ lion in Karachi 7 Talk Thursday FAMILY W lS H ii |*4„ , ^ Juvenile Court In AdvOfwe . William TimmarinaB Jwfi baau In come toot St tha Quish fbatesl Jteme. Sbs in Norwalk The Holmta Funeral Home, 400 (Ooa« tn n Pago Om ) By JBVEEETT JEOSTBIAir : < Before Board Tonigtit * (OteHaasd frsBi Page Dae) MaiiyBt.. Manebaatar, ia in rduuge A Ma»eheete,wbmam aeparM tha regular army abobt Every eonridaratlon Is fte n to sM ttwha- Judga Jules A. Karp and Panfaleo Appealis ; Four ManelMrtrt ymrikM ac anfi-a-haie and^waa * .»te^ iy ? f of Ideal arranganMnta. lion was festoonsd (or carnival tn cused of rtealiiiff 83 ttea (ten from Hawaii hyUmiamds of mite, :emp)ey«s St the compeiiy’s Mari' rsavad family. W «Ulo.naber. 64, « re* Judga Leon Pod rove bav6 agitad' honor of its first visti by *n tha ground erstr at Hlekaffi Field ■ InOhiatoB ef tofiustrtal arts andfilndlyklual. tabte, they wars handed Decigion of TPC a Woodland 'S t wanihrtiM wdre may hot be able .to te lt the grave ths Any of ths JejiaiiMa attack. ■i' dHt iuMl Southington planks, hew- Inatructor at the Hoiwell 4ebn 8. Mierman to schedule trials^Town Court in jbneriean prssident. The Stars snd trteffMted to tha Juvanlla- OniK of her brother kUlejl in the Japa lieffiB aeoneoiloi to the elementary menua and served' thair dinner tan 'ftaund Air Coatttiouttf. S tn ite -Pakistan’s grtsn and HOW he died tyncttacter-teto a ster. and wan to be signed today. l^chnteal School for more John S. Sherman, 07, of West' advance so both for. this ffioming. nese attack 18 yeafe ego today- eurrieuhn^ will ba one of agatoat a musical background. wMtêriscent bfinner wavsd on Emil PanUleo,'operator of Pan- friend whft vte serving toHh^m 'Tha "floor show" toeiuded a ASBOSig its provisions % a rate of j i yean. 6*«f—mtsd by the International Ml 1-SF40 18, 1823, and had lived here sult both judges witnessing de ed io the brllUanoo of ths scene. , RomeUme today a ,Ha**Jtei school. ers Were enthuslastie about the Aasociatiota of Machinists union. a eon, Donald W. Fiaher, at Karachi deflnlmiy was hsppy to in turning down hla request for k is the boys' fink offenae and they For days af tarwaifi tha Ttiamar- The Board will ate filtcusa year and a half ago when lays and Inconvenlneee to piurtlas tsro none changes. 'taxi driver—known «i«y ea "Iw - man’s attMnpted to find out the music of the Stratoeasters, a com 1AM loaders met yesterday In 4 Ulac Lane, Noiwalk. ^ Involved in vkrious oases since the iM Ike, and Ike ^ ssa the city deeerve the ehanea to atralgtatan whether or not the poUcy on polio bo featuring Skip Adams and to Weatboro. . . . Papers drawn by A tt John 8. O. out. - * ney”—wUl vlalt Ite Notional Me- fate of their son 'Who, Unknown to East Hartford to plan sUmteity In Survivtas. besides hie aon, are He la aurvlved by his parents, two Judges were appointed in JiUy. end ite people. mdriel cetetdty at Punch 1^1 vaceinatlOR-'adopted last aummer Bruce Green on the guitar, Eddie ^ hrothera. Roy A. Plaher of Rottner, representing Pantaleo, . .Ttie four are George A. Ledue bad not yst bean idontlfied. futurs bargtonlng en a contract 2 1 5 MftINSX Liicius Sherman and Mre. Alice The problem seems to have become Tbousande a t P a k istte* puehed were acheduled to be filed thia iff- Oretei:^ » Hcookilu end piece FlnsUy, ihorUy before Christmas, shall bo eoinpulsory. Aa voted, the Pouech hews. the Hartford County Qourt. of M Princeton S t, and StephenÂ.': shape of the .present they had sent iga back to the demande made daughter, Mrs. Charles Oilee Pasa heard a plfa-ot Umocent from R8- and hla host, Ayub Kahn,- changed Common Pleas. UB. Army Ak Corpo. to biêd. him weeks brtore. It was returned that school policy this year ahaU son. Gall Lee artd . Joann Perrett,.. wlian neitetattons flirt began. Funeral services will be held dena, Md!,; a aiater, Mrs. Herbert ginald P om ph rey,'84, o f 480 E. Zane Jr. of 06 Fainter St' All He is ourroundtd .by 17,000 others vaccination aal *ntortolnMl^wiUientertained^with vnealvocal ■alectiona.selectiona. Wednesday at ll a.m. at the Ray from' the automobile to a stately Pantate sought to change ap- to them marked '"deceaaed." > be to - U mbS tochided a iS-oent raise; Clark of Poughkeeprte, N. T.„ and Middle Tpke., whq la charged with red and gold prwldential coach are 17 yea n oM. killed then or during duboequent •‘WlJdlMKalrabla;’’ Dancing follo'wed' the ahow. 'stronger seniority, aibltratkm, mond Funeral Home, 5 fill Wall St., brother, William Sherman, East proxiroatoly an acre and a half of Tlidmaa said ha-tepMatod the The TlmmermanlB caipe to TOWN ADVERTIKMINT asMuIt and battery. Judge. Po drawn alx spanidiig ' black land oh the north aide Of Horace United States from Oeraw ■nie school maintenance provi (Mhera who contributed to (he and gtlavanca prooadurea, extra Norwalk. The Rev. Harold E d ^ Hartford. drove scheduled his trial fOr 'Dec. tninafer to Juvanlle Court be IRaie Pound o f 102 Hol- auccesa of the evening ware Gwen Martin, pastor of First Congrega horses. Then the msjesUc, riow St., now in a Residence 2 for delivery to their parents. The War Memorial Dedicated ta m a o n grand tteta bafoirs the Samuel A. Muir of 1500 Elling and ftva grandchildren. Karp hit at ôurt docketing prac estimated unofficially at upward of for the hew wing at the Klnga’ Bolton, riaked Hawaii. The Wells- cold cuts and desserts. The Ityv. C. Donations recolved by the Man Funeral services will be held to a million in this city of two million dtherwlsie.” booklets rtve Information on -fall ton Rd. waa fdiind yeaterday by tices,and noted that. "The court Daughters’ Home, 614 New Brit- en, friends c f the Pounds, had Henry Anderson WlH ektend chester AsSocistion for the Help **teteii!rnotloea hav«bean tohllad 3. ConMT Ef M ie e I EEd AutWIM SHEEtt morrow at 11 a.ip. at the Roee Hill persons, largest in Paklatan. A fifth youtjr. Richard C. Der- promted to visit the bemetery. Chrlstnias greetings and tha grdup out protaoudn and family ahelters. V bis wtfa, Blanche, aeated In his car Funeral Hohie, tEIm 8t. ' Rocky isn-’t here for the -convenience of rtn Ave., Hartford, yesterday. agon, IR of Bart Hartford, Bmptaaaik \ây, the 18th an Sam Being Tested of Retarded' Chlldron have reached During Iinpfessive Ceremony to the delinquent taxpayers, Csr- parked In the driveway at their those who violate the law.” The whole 10-mile route from the "Manny” acted as their guide will sing carols. The committee to 4. TEacM TH fiilfcE - ofitskto e I Hie Te w e Se e J P it Hill. Burial will be in Roee HUI Me airport was packetT Ui aoma plsscSyi ' 'rte ceremony marked ' the cul c h a r ^ with rOpeiving stolen niversary of Paarl Harbor, is on 83,130. The current drive g t e Is vtol aaid. Bome. A flexible hoae had been Naturally,” he aald, "the court and te them to the grave.. He' charge includes Mrs. Helen Wright, morial Park, Rocky HHl. There will paÎe atood scores deep. Some mination of years of effort, to goods (some of the twea) - was Johnson, M rs.- the dangert of\ radlofctlve fallout After Trip Aloft He said tbrir viMolaa have baan .naed to carry exhaust fumes, into be no calling hours.-Memorial dona has-to concern itself as much as watched silcntiy as they .placed Mre. Esther N. 86,000. Nearly 125 people attended Ihetof 95 veterans of World War II poated by ttw Stats and cannot be climbed poles- and trees. raise approximately 880,000 for given a nolle when Tbomaa said flowers on the spot and took pic Mildred Johnson and Mrs. Mae and the neeearity for home pre- and ths Korean conflict. Ykla sate BHty be pleiiad np b j . 3. the lata Mr. Muir. He was a veter Fmierala tact that the majority of people come of long life to ElMnhower. morrow at 3 p.m. at tha Youth St. will.hold lU second annual parking lot across the road firom Rev. Bernard L. McGurk 'Of St. an of World War n , serving with and building committee, welcomed After cmsultation with defense at others. At appropriate times of the Center. Plans will be made for a any Increase to nativeyiseases and last night for a aeries of tests. He accused requeat to be heard on SSt- Only once did the vast throngs members and guests and explained torneys and police, it was decided Courtesy Night. Ten per cent of the Town Hall. Maurice Church of Bolton. the Navy in the battles, of Okina urday so they won't loae Ume from year, they blanket,,the cemetery Chriatmas party, and refreah- the appearance of unusual dis- was bmn at the School of Avia the evontog's proceeds win be The principal spiipker was Col. Servtae Boreottl upear to/be getting out of hand. the history and purpoae' of the khe money would be returned to with orchian and other exotic flow- safis to animals, to mport any Tha “ Star Spangled Banner” wa and Iwo Jims. work. . That was vriian Eisenhower and menta will ta served. tion Medicine here, donated to the MAHRC drtVe, ac- Alwyn Brodersen, commander of was played by membem at the Funeral sebvieee* for Servino Home (or Kings’,Daughters’ mem the various people who bought ■ era. The taxi driver had already damago' to crops from unfamiliar Sanf'w'aB sent aloft Friday by a Besides hU mother and wife, the "Sometimea," tha judga noted, Ayub Khan changed from their tires. The money will probably be cordl^ to Leo Juran, store pro the Second Battle Grmip, 169th In RHAM High School Band and taps former Blanche Snow, he leaves Boreottl bf Gilead were held thle bers. Mrs. George F. Borst, 82 adopted another- tedier's - grave. The Junior Daughters sf Isa dItejM or'In sect and toXsen;^ In- Uttle Joe rocket from Wallops la- prietor. '’The Courtesy Night hours fantry, 43rd Div., Connecticut Na there an. 40 cate to be heard automobile to the carriage. Cambridge St., is a member of the returned on a percentage basia When the Wellses asked "Man ware played by 'William Munson two sons, Samuel A. Muir Jr. and morning at the W. P. Qiileh Funer The happy crowds surged bella will meet tomorrow at 6:80 Aecta and samples of Itiseased iand, Va., in a mlsails that at win be 6 to 9. tional Guard. An honor guard waS al Home, 255 Main S t, followed by Saturday and lew than 10 on Mon board. Thomas said, becauae there is no ny" for his-last nams> be started told WWtney Merritt Charles E. Muir; four daughters, day." The court meets on thow dangerously close just as the auto p.m. at the K o f C Home. planta to no one, but theWunty tained a speed o f 8,600 miles an Donations can be . mailed . to formed by menibeN of ihs Keefe Patricia A., Rose Mary, Leslie J. a solemn high Maaa of requiem at record of the exact amount re to speU'lt for them apd then gave agent or others fiesignated tyspon two daya aaeh week. Last Satur mobile earryingtbe two-presidents ceived from each Individual. hour. MAHRC, Box 624, Manchester. Post of the Amsricsn Legfoh of smd Ifflanche I. Muir, all o f South St. Maurice’s Church, Bolton. A WIN RRIDOE TITLE up. "Just call me Jones,’.’ he said. Bible agricultural authoritte. He was plucked from the At Hebron. They were William Kow M ^t Ontput' Hits Peak day’s aeasion, Incidantally, heard arrived. But poHee in brown and A few years ago, another Man Phi Hieta ehapter of Beta Windsor; two brothers, LeRoy A. delegation from the ' Chriatopher red turbans ruahsfi up waving Coronado, Oallf.,- Dec. 7 (flV— Sigma Phi win meft tomorrow at Local CD Director John AVery lantic in hia project Mercury FfRE KHXS THREE alski of this town, Richard Keafe, Muir of Windsor I.«cks and' James Columbus Society attended. 45 caaea and adjourpwl at 8:80 StenCl Stayman and Morton ' TO PUSH s t u d y l o a n s chester icealdent. Miss Fern Qreeh p.m. Today’s court atasion heard 10 batons and foroed ths spectators St Lduls, Dee- 7 <8>—Sen. 8 p.m. at the home of Idas Grace in distrtbuttag copies of Boltqn’s capsule, a chamber derignbd to Libertyl Maine, Dec. 7 ( ^ —A Richard Gels /nd Warren Hol Cspbarra—Austria’s meat pro a ; Muir of Prescott, A ri*.; and The Rev. Bernard McGurk waa Rubinow of New Yqrk City of 382 Oakland S t also visited the operational plan for. dlaasti cases and adjourned at 10:10 a.m to sit down on the pavement. , Lyndon R. Johnson of Texas, cemetery which is located high Schweiser, 860' Mato St. carry man to his first orbit around gra|idmother and two grandchil brook. duction during the- flscSl .^ a tl two sisters, Mre. Jane Fries and celebrant, aasiated by the Rev. came from 46*/i points back In commented: "Boltoh Is fortunate the earth., A Navy destroyer ended June 80 totaled nearly 1,500,- Joseph H. McCann'as deacon, and There have been occaaiana when The day was warm and bright the final round and won the Na the Senate majority leader, above the city and from which a dren perished today in a fire, that . The ceremonies were opened by Mrs. Yvonne Buscher of Hart the Saturday court sewlon dow and the temperature atood at 79 St. Anne’s Mnthera’ CSrele will to have had the foresight to pro- transported Sam to Norfolk, Va., Swept the rromsn’S woodcil farm 000 tons or 168,000 tons mors than I ford. the Rev. PhtUp Hussey as sub-idea- tional Open Fair Bridge cham- aaid today he hope# to push breath-taking vie y may be seen of Clarence Custer, master of the not adjourn until 5 p.m, or aftei'. degrees in contrast to the driving through congreea neat year leg hold a Christmas part/ W-adnah- vide the Civil Defense Cimtral Cen Saturday, and he was f l o i ^ hsTs house. Andover. Grange No. 76 which the total for the previpuS year. Funeral Services will be held at con. Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Rob pkmahlp'today. This was the the surrounding ooiintrysifie and ter to the school since many Policemen must attend court rain that greeted Eisenhower on final event of the American Con islation for FBA-type loans tor ocean. day at 7:80 p.m. at Cavey’t res to a C47 transport. N Waldo County Sheriff Hoell sponsored the project. as a com Production to(als for beer, veal, [ J:50 p.m. tomorrow at Newkirk bins were organist and sololet, re schools are now requosUng federal . Sam will ba undgr constant ob lamb, and porl< were all higher. an#-W hltney Funeral Home, 818 spectively. whenever people they have arrest his flrkt two days in Rome, first tract Bridge League’s 9-day every student who wants to at Mrs. WeUs describes it aa a "very taurant. Members ara. to bring Sanker identified the dead as Mrs. munity service. A welcome was ed are due to appear, Then have atop on the tour. He saw some beautiful, but teiribly sad place.'’ grab bag gifts. * aid for control centers. Hartford servation as rdpetors attempt to Nettle Sass, 60; Cheryl Sass, 4 given by Mrs. Mary Boudreau, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Burial waa in St. James' Ceme tournament. tend college. High plana on a 8300,000 shelter Burial will be in Wapplng Ceme tery with, committal service by been instances of a policeman com bright sunshine yesterday In detormtoe - ^ effects of»the flight and Gall Sass, 8. master of the Grange laqt year ing off duty at 8 a.m. after eight Ankara, too. and Derby la planning a |00,000 onXthe mbnksy. when the project began. tery. Father McGurk. Bearers were Leo eontrol center, so again 1 say the The woman’s husband. Prank Friends may call at the funeral Gambolati, Romolo Saglio, Alfop' hours of .work and remaining in EtaenhOwer’s trip ao far has tTm monkey has been placed It was turned ovqr to the town BO Plantinda, Franela Reichert, court .until 5:30 p.m. befora hla been filled with' spectacular mo pe<^ ,sMirvo the Ooitplee’ House Cleaning hosM o f Ma son, Harold L. Dodd, Club a apaghattl dinner Saturday George Harbo and Frank Sam- a window and escaped, that w«y- other committee member. Other 013 BuoMand Rd., MkiMbeeter, conference that deals with Eu The children, daughters of Mrs, compiittee mamtters who partici ' yiaitiBg hoars: Adults 3 to 8 ropean security as well 4ui disarma and thay did. But the couples wera uelson, two Americans, rowed aJter a long lUneas: pAi. Maternl^ 2 to 6 and 6:16 to oeeaêtely surprised by the event. across the Atlantic Ocean to 1896. Beverly Sass o f 286 Bunker Mill pated to the cereipony were John Ha wfsa bom in Haitford, a son On Price of ment problems. St, Charlestown, Mass., were idslt Gasper, who read the roll call of 8 pjn. ChlldreB’a Ward 2 to 7^ . The Prasident ate joined with When thay stepped into the The trip wa's made in an 18-foot aC the late Charles and Henrietta rtiur^ aotel rqopi. 'they walked open bMt.using only qars, no sails tog .their grandparents. the, war dead, and John Hutchin Carrier Dodd, and had UvaA In Italian President Giovanni-Oronchl 'Die eauae of the blaze waS not son,, .-who placed a wfeith on the .PattM tTio^! 182 and Premier Antonio Segni In Into a eandlrtlt cafe- and were or motor, and. the 3,300-mlle row Wapptng for more than 80'yeaia. greeted by a headwaiter. Seated at took 63 days. immediately determined. monument, which lists ths liamss Ha was « machanlcal Inapisotor a d m i t t e d SATURDAY urging their allies to maintain their fo r ttia New; Haven R ailrtid 83 Rene LaRoae, Springfield. Mass. defenaea until Ruaaia agre^, to yeans before hts retiremeM in 1066. Miss Elisabeth CUtford, 101 (Conte*Md froni''tege One) disarm with "controls, inspection \ He was an officer of the South Oieatnut St.-; Lars Johnson, 4 and aafeguarda.”\ GET THIS Yûdaor Volunteer Fire Depart ^Peari S t ; Robert Boske,-. Cook said, but also many items peculiar The foul weather that had ment for many years, and was Dr,, Bolton; Mrs. Patricia King, to the Industry. Brown mention plagued Elsenhower’s Rome stay made an honorary life member a H a ^ ord . - ed informational activity on new dtePPeered Sunday, and the'aun BEAUTfPUL ■ iA N K IT t year ago. s Ad m i t t e d y e s t e r d a y : Fred drugs and "trail blqzlng work" to sparkled as the President attended Surviving are 6ve oilier sons, Weaoott .41 Bilyue Rd.; Andrea keep a flow of new products con services at St. Paul’s Protestant ^ KARAT Albert S. Dodd and Walter H. Smith, 151 Leva Lane; Richard stantly under development. Episcopal Church, then made hia 11 Dodd, both of South Windsor; RingrMe, 14 Cornell St.; Maty Brown emphasized also that hla historic call on. Pope John- XXm Oliver. J. Dodd, East W inter; McVeigh, 487 Centbr St; Richard company did not price ita products at the Vatican. GOLD PLATED Charies W. Dodd, Newtown, and B a ld y ^ 463 Birch M t Rd.; Mra. 'pn the baaia of the coet o f one During their 27-minute private Pmnk E. Dodd, East Hartford; NeUle teim ond. 888 -Oak St.; compound but on an average of audience, the Pqntiff invoked two daughters, Mtas. Dana P. Ran.- Mra..Mary Baiardl, 20 Clinton St.; many. God's blasting on Eisenhower "In dall of Deerfield, Mass., sad Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Person, 51 Utchfteld Kefauver buriated, however, that your noble efforts as the untiring Jfoseph C a m p sa ^ o f South Wind St.; MtsB Majy Caads, Cov the difference between 1.6 and 17.9 aarvant of your pe(d>la and the GAR sor; a sister. Mrs. Robert R. Hodge en U-y; Mrs. Aufiray Bordan, ■eems "an awfully big spread.” cause of peace in the world.” of Wert Haven, , and 22 grand<^- W iping; Loren Bartholomew, An dren. ■ dover; Mra. Alice Nlcol, .East Om Funeral services will be held Hartford; Mrs. Gaorglna'Vtaioe, 237 U IP C O V IM Wednesday a t 3 p.m. at the Walter McKee St,: Gabriels 'White, Bast N. Leclerc Funeiel Home, 26 Main Hartford; Sean Lindsay, 111 Ply w r r a SAFETY LOCK 6 t Hie Rev. Roy.HutdMon of the mouth trnie; Mra. Doris Scanlon, CHAIN gapping Fedarated Church will 7 Diane R«L, Vernon; Mra.' Ruth' /> officiate. Burial will be in Wap- Weidig, RFD 1, RocHvUle; Ralph ping Cemetery. Gates, 187 Maple S t ; Albert Friends may call at the funeral Smith, Bolton Rd., Vernon. home today (Mm 7 to 0 p.m. and ADMITTED TObAY: Harold tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 McLagan, 39 Hudson St. Maaektert LDMUft p.m. Memorial ooBtributiona may BIRTH SATURDAY; A aon to M made, to thh buUdUig fund of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence BamfOrth, Manchester Memorisi Hospital. S. Grove S t,‘ RockviUe. - /' BIRTHS YESTERDAY:. A I CURTAIMS' jBeeph BattagUa Joseph BattagUa, 64, o f 37 Elro to Mr. Mra. Stanley Kvieata, ■t, died yester^y at Mancbeeter 31 Union S t ; a aon to Mr. and Memorial Hospital after a long iU- Mrs. Robert Moi;riaon; Thomp- neae. sonviUe; a son ..to Mr. and. Mrs. He was boro in MeUlU, SicUy, James XOUy, 437 Center St.; Jhic. 13, 1874, and had lived in daughter to -Mr. and Mra. John HAVE A\ORE" GASH - Mancheater for more than 35 Higley, R t 6, Bolton; a amt to Mr. years. He Was a member o f S t and M ra.. Anthony Tiemann, 177 James’ Church. ' > Main S t NEXT NOVEMBER 'X' Surrivorf include three daugfa- BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. ' .ten, Mrs.. Thomas Kearns, with and Mrs. John Covensky,. .Good s z whom he lived; Mrs. Romolo Pa- win Rd., Bolton. DISCHARGED . ‘ SATURDAY JOIN A I960 " > ganl, a t e 'o f Mimehester, mid Mrs. DEAPfS Lout Faedmio, of Anaonia; a-, son, Rene - LaRose, SpringfieM, Maas. Andrew Battsîa of TalcottviUe; John Hilditch, 58 Suinmwr St. brother, 'Michael Battaglia of Frederick Nichole, Barber ; HiU 'iSAVINCS & LOAN" Waterbury; 9 grandchildren and Rd., RockviUe; Mark Youngerinan, L e t o u r 11 gveat-grandchildren. , Mt. Vernon Ave., RockviUe; Ben " SANITONE The funeral wiU be held Wednea> ton-Whitoomb, 47 Bilyue Rd.; Mrs CHRISTMAS CLUB day at A t(me to. be announced at Rose Beliele, SouUi Rd., te lto n PkY CLEANING the Holy Roeary Church. Aneonia. Nathan LaRoaa, Wapplng; ctel FIeee yEEP -OrilEr j Burial will be in Mount S t Peter’s Joy, 22 Jarvis Rd.; Sandra Kri- d o Hie h«rÎ»SO N 8Ê D HEUP WITH H (»(E niPROVBBIENTS ^ t l CLEANERS than 40 years', untU retirement Wilfred BuUa, 67 Bigelow St. facetitly. Mrs. Joyce Smith and son, ISO . . . NO^RMUJEN lOO MiEGE PR TOO SMALL / b - Beeldrti Mrs. âUcer, he leaves Charter Oak St; Mrs,. Priscilla SAVINGS / ' n., ‘ thnw other daughters, Mps- Ray- Aitken and daughter, 7 Tyler Clr- ICC CRCflm S Qiehd Jackson, Glasgow, Pa., Mrs. cle; Mm . Barbara Pa'leraon and LOAN OPEN UNTIL 5- P.M. Arthur Holland. VI^Himaport, Pa., A S S < > f I \ I i • • S. daiiAtar, Bast -Hartford; Mra. :■ ^ Mpnd^8y--f'rue8day—-Fridfiy^ find Mrs. Glenn Douglass of Ham- Jenw Roberts and pon,'Hartford. tton . Ohio j/th ree sons, James H. Mrs> Matilda Darby and.daughterj /A/su»jr^sA trfsfms V ThursdAy—9 A-M. to 8’R II B STi M|8 6< MUu^ FTs ., WiUlsm B. of AK East Hartford. ■ * weszeTze** etsier rr s a s c iT T I S S T I T ^ I S S twlamia. ^ and Geraldg < S. Swan MANCH^NER ' Heapital OUakw / o o t t M p U n # HoUidaylbm, Pa.;Pi three broth- Haart' Wedriasday, 0:30 a-sii. >-■. fm . WUUmn of BtackUcK Pa., ORWI MtANCHL 4WM OwMaaea CUale PBIOME i d 8-1881 Z 'X M m and RaynCond Ra; Swan, • Hy apporttmant only, Monday a - - n /< FIRST national STORES :6 ( Benriadala, Pa.; one aia- tbnugli VHdky, 6 am. to 4 pm , > Jo6i|ji Houiwr of Irvom; a te Mbqtey, 6 to 10 pm '■l,. t T ic ii L V - , -f -;;.'^4:.' i ' •'^V ' >■' .; :.-\„ ■ ■ . <,■>. . A R* ^ * .«> * - ?

'lONGii|MrriEB.ieVlBNWO HBRALD. MAMCliaBtlBR. CONN. MONDAY.'DECEMBER 7. 19» • ■ ' ______, • . .______• w FACE EX4EVKN BU GS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE ^ with d a i l y crossw ord p u z z lb Itodbilllff N om uta^Rif m em berB ihce 7 G i r l f , A r r e s t e d M 9 , l '■'V X ' ■ ■. ' H a d 4MS8 ( d i C i U d 1 7 WANTV DR* C. A CAiapUErriE X- iSMBUt G >iirt Cbntlnacs i n 2 -Car Accident hear fHOP fom this mom krxn Aa«.< MHh'EARltA U ALl/nAAftK/ Atitwer lo PrEv1|iM» fdfada l^ r T r^ hofna R esearch Aid Japs Took B ig Gam ble TIME,«OU. SdAO.WHAT Atl UNEMPECTEtJ^ TT J B r e a k A 17-yoar-oM girl who BRdp CHIROPRACTOR ft»AE0«E,M8AHACIng aucbaaaloB. Tba women avwy Sa'casi. no oftsik." G>tU>n Crop Riso Forecast Stowe, driving north on Spruce, lt-7 !«al»wlu 17 BoneAisstie supilbrt eiHancM raUa at iaaat 12,800 for Hadaeaali Burnham was arrsstod last- ’ *1 was a patrtotlo Japaneaa. but stopped for the traffic light at B. SODenkote.- lOPQhctuation 38 Present 43 Hockey picea _ 21,206 for Uw Wednasday by Kockvflle MUos for many paople miatook me a*, being Watfhlngton —TIm 1208 UiUted Canter. Misa Raymond, drivtog ALLEY OOP BY V .T. HAMLIN Si Small chli ,, mark 20 Essential 43 Soon Cadloal Orsaatoatlon, allagedly reentering after houfs States oot'ioh crop la expaptod to east on E. (tontor. made the right jeMett hM rSduoad the dread aya. eniy pioHlroarioan,” ha aaftl Tto a penoii who owbs oecottfiô wooded oioor oo ;jm*nM3\ou / vwv'NOT^fmiKBB MXJ ON jlmr / WULHOW ESRaadpeit 33 Biblical namk being 44 Samt (prefix) I’i' •' the FAC Bowling Altoys whefe he NoiMiira: dpetorod "I never ex total Juat under 14,700,000 halea turn into Spruce which reaulted 'i reksBWOR ( m-nwrOM-fOR- THXr. KNOWIkT I u o i a o ^ 24ftwl 34 Cipher 31 Vendor 48 Snip dtoasisa to a naw km in latnaL la employOd, and taking ^ At pected w»> Woldd 4*tn, but 1 thought of 8O0 pounda each, lih tocioaae to her car swiping Stowe’a tho eotihlits of Mowchestor thid li NOt a f dBchm BSHTdUVSWHOV BOHm/kPRCnV ) m s a s S r MJawith month 28 Elevator , 33 When 47 Always XlM HafinSSw Ualvani:y.Badaa*. the tbM Cd bto aijrast Burnham we mttbt get a nagottatod peace." of 36 per pent pvatr 1858 and about The girl waa turned over to Ju ^ n«aviaKtV0 V «ooD-mAOEi WRNT le vour 37 tlasgard novel inVentor 38 Hebrew 4SFacU aali Madtoa) Bebool baa been en- 5 per cent more , than tha 1842-80 venile authorities, according to cny hieonio , \ tCKB 9NX 80 Enervate was bowlfa^f.at oth^ aOsys. He Is / OtfiuftBO __ < 30 Indolent 38 Eagle’s nest ascetic gaâd'-bi tiai^Mina research for frae under,a 21.606 bond. :tm U m f o r a b iBgna police. 33CiKuUa many yeai^. BENO and Ford Foun Judge . hor to memory of the . Navy men 37 Legal holding , IT f r II home during the cold montos, vriib diad 12 yean age to the wottor toeapooi which wW bo wod tor tho dUpoitor ritonia Tbnia. Theae advanoea have Mrs. larry iffisvaeb. Olender was arrested Friday and' 30 Cedar* made tt poealMe' to develop Kn im* Japeneee attaek on the battleship wa IMQ^ve. 40Beveraget r r It ' V charged with totogleatlon after hb Arisona. Al Container munlaatton Jproo*ae. nursing school, ths S ist' publlo wte. found to a local otowclir 'The earôn will be., installed wfc TO El u% 9m a 43A)hericah Fifteen to ^ par cent of aU InK trapped beoauM a door had locked nwii*M3.S3M rolgra»;a aeadnlng laiael from health Mrvlce u d , together with next Memorial Day at ths Arisona writer u !A Uie Hebrew Unlvermty* eirtab- behind him. Shrtae at Pearl Harbor. 4S What Indiana Mbrtii A fri« r # d Middle Baatatyi liahed the first medical eOhooI In Olender livta to a shack In The gift was announced during X did oouatolaa auffdr from thia faifec. CARNIVAL . Israel. Hada>iah has boon .able to O.laitehburg during warm a Peari Harbor day cenmony at BY DICK TURNER 40 Cut pricct * tioua eye dtoeaae. It la now belnf spread its good works beyond the weather and 'rides a bicycle Arlington National Cemetery' hon- i i 81 Egga' u eliminated in laiael, and d n re« borders o f IsraeL The .grOat to get around. Judge OXonghlto oring the heroes of World War n. 53 Money March wtii alao benefit mtUlcnd Btrides In medical and soclil work ordered Olender not to ride hto samdigo T ti people ttawSiliout the world Harold' T. Berc, Chicago, the AAP SUFiR MARKET IN MANCHESTER « f AL VERMEER 3 has had far-readiing Implications bicycle to Reekrille or Vernon, AMvetT national commander, pn- PRISCILLA’S POP 54 Fixed Who are eUao afflicted. for other sihall ■ oountriee. lerael terming it a haaard. SSTie A new ntoUle unit will enable sented a symbolic stiver bell dur L e t ME THINK/' ' ow...'r’ 88 Enlivens haa served as a pilot ptont for the Ollier Ctoees ing the service to Secretory ot the IT the ItM a a»tl4Mcbdma iaerWea to newly emergent small nations of Gregory tLjAatoynki, 17, of New 261 BROAD STREET tT'S SA/OtV/A/®.' MOTHERS (with up) 1! u u extend Ka work to wider gectiooB ;Navy William B. Franks. Its to- WCY MOM'. HAVE AN 87 Musical modem times. Tw«nty-MVen have BrKata, WM Ybtod 216 tor fkilura ■cription ^sad: INSTINCT ii of the popUtoilOn toeludinff Arab been established alnce 1642 when\ to driva.to the rto^t He wm erig- GUESS THAT’S qtllable w ' vUtofca. The untt haa been ex, "This carillon is humbly dedi OPEN WEDe, THURSe, FRI. ^-RI«MT.' ABOUT It the State of Israel was proclaim artth topeedtog. cated by AMVET on behalf of «ur MOW SUCH DOWN vr u ‘ p an M to Include detoction u ed. ’ Oroder, 21, of Madi- I FrencH name well aa traatmenA of all eye nation to the men of' the USS DVO VOU THINGS LI , HMO eolehtiats are also /at soQ woe fioed 26 tor failure to Ariaona;' "While thepe bells ring; It 3PUcee sr H dtoiaaea. work In research experiments hi obtain an Operator’s Uoenae and A N D S A T a 't il 9 P .M e KNOW?, 3 Keeps -2 aefely rest Freedom Uvee.’ " Baiily’s CoRvaiiiMt PaymMt Blaa Mtk Larry Spiwack, prealdent the development of a eynthetlc 13 tor fiaUuto to cany his ragistra- Tho Pearl Harbor carillon will be iu I. em m ST., ofim wmsiiDAY, of the Manchaater chapter of Ha< blood, research Into poasible tkm. The flnoa were remitted by daaaah, wplalned that HMO la the fourth that the AMVETa have tNintIDAY A nilDAY ’TN. 9 PJA Causes for coronary thrombosis Judge O’LoughUn 'when he learned donated aa memOrlalp to the war Makas Chrialiiiaa BatfgaHag Eailar only one of the Israeli projects and advances In the treatment of ttMA Oroder bad qient six days to dead. The others are at Arlington SHQRT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL supported by local unita- Others sterility,, In addition to the win Jail awaiting appeanhoe to court. wWOa Include the Yeuth AUyt^, ,a pro ning battle against trachoma. National Cemetery, Golden Gate ' Other finee were Imposed as Cemetery near San Franclaco and gram to help immlgnuit young follows: Robert E, ,C2uunp, 12, of Jefferson Barracks Oemeteiy to BUDdETEEBSt Don’t let peak winter fuel bUla take the Joy cot people In Iwael find shelter an «Mi*.iMSBeMrrHar tMVWnB AHlAb daaaah membarahip here, ahe re> man of the pari^. committee at L t Gov. iJamea Kaaloha of Ha the annual parish meeting of S t Of JOIto 0. Madden, 18, of 30 Wash 9. 9itr00 and ujp toward ington fft., Venton, charged with waii to maaaage to the talands’ the HMO and'Youth -AUyah quota. John’s National I^lAh Catholic fdUowtog too cloaely. people warned that Dec.-7 should fW S A .* t' be "aet aalda.as a ttoie for renewed This money to ralakl by apmiaor- Church hold In the parish hall af A total of 243 waa fortoltad by on-time iiBtoiitatic fuel 4e* are metered Ing donor aS'Alra which Include ter the 8:80 Maae jmtqmay. outHif-state inotorieta. determlnPtiop'- that thip country liver:6s. • 11-7 aeriee of eagrd parties, a straw* ^ .Qthcra elected to the parish must never again be unprepared berry feetlval, and a largo donor committee fire Ignats WienbloM, for enemy attack.” party at which a guest artiat per vice chairman; John KrowohSnko, R o e k v U h - He Urgec'the people to remain aroiiijid-the-clock burner radio-dispatched delivery forms each year. Some members vice chairman; Mrs. Ctonevieve alert "in order that we may keep sjerticR and sdrvlee t|nck8 donate as much as |200 apiece for Wojnarowlcx, recording secretary; peace through preparednees.” each member of the family toward Youths Arrested A woodah' platform wps erected Mrs. Caroline Custer, recording above the eunken battleahlp Ari the annual quota. Hadaasah ralMd secretary, and Stanley Opalach Jr., ' 2300 this fall by aponsoring _ treasurer, In M inor Thefts aona for a almpla ceremony mark- showing of Israeli handmade fash- tor the anniversary. Still entombed "Our Reputation TJI.Bst.li«. M. OR. Beniamin Grxyb and Alphonse within the rusting hull are tho re IHH.CO-HCAT la Tour Aaenranoe* ! 2 ‘ 7 ions at Temple Beth SholCm. Rubacha were elected as trustees. Four Rockville teanagerc were e 1W >y m* ■wsisa. w. X. Mra. Spiwack. with her patents, mains of 1,102 men who died when ,*^fy two pounds of rout buf? What’s tho mattor* left her native Vienna, Aiutria, Those named directors were Wal arrested SatUfdw night State the great ship sank under a hall of JUDD SAXON BY KEN. BALD and JERRY BRONDFIEiyD ten months toTtor HiUer’a 1M2 con ter Wojnarowlcx, Frank Kosak, T ro < ^ Joaeph BangasSer of Staf your dau(htsr Jeannio, thtrs* have a quest of Uiat country. Sha hid at Joseph Tawonikl, Joseph Wrobel, ford Bprtogs Troop on charges Cf K3ie tesiTuutE apat with hor boy friend?” Michael Plocharcsyk, Mrs. WoJ- lareeny less than $80. ^ R ju m roiL CO. tended a private school In Vienna, The are Frederick E. Dtaardl, 18. »-7 dOUL but arrived in thia country at the narowicx,- Mrs, Ida Ferrenoe, Mrs. Helen Opalach and Mra. Stella South S t; Mhdiael MaePheraon, Personal Notices a a i MAIN STIfKt MANCHEST£9 CONM age of 17, apeakinR French and 17, 3 Berger Rd.; Peter M. Del- LITTLE SPORTS' BY ROUSON Gerinan but no BnglUh. She learu' Kiro. Adam B*rk Is sexton, and Telephone M I 9-4S05—-Rod(TiUe~>Phone IR 6*3271 Peter Bungard, caretaker' of the Conte, IS, of 8 Oarcri Dr., and David ed BngUah'at the Ethical (hiltute M. Adaims, .12, of l i Oiteoi Dr. All School in New .York City, attended cemetery. In Mentoriam four posted tSB M de each for an bi lovtiir memorrêf James Qulim busliteaa c ( » m tai Chicago, and A supper, the traditional Oplii- toppaarance to sUngten Justice who passed awajr IliecembeY 7, 1958. worked aa a bpokkeeper In Phila tek Wafer, and the installation of Court Jan, 6. the parish committee will be held We think o( you in alienee, IDO delphia. She’ Joined Hadaaaah 10 They a n accuMd- Ct taking atoo We olten speak your name. years ago in Danbury, and has liv, Jan. .2,. at 8 p.m., followed by a parta and a chain saw motor from But all wa havs ara memories, c a s h f o r ad in Mancheater for five years. reading of the annual parish re farmer Edward Dug And your, picture in' a frame. ■With her husband and three chil; ports. Lower Butoher Rd., BUh dren,v Jujia. 12, Robert 10, and V-. *rr A friend, j Mark, 9J Itoe lives at 20 Ellaabeth tt- TsAWeeld Oiftai lad. Dr. Her husband la a chemical en- flneer,srlth the Rogers Corp. ^ BY JOHNNY HART "I know what it means to atari B . C. -f- life anew,** Mrs. Splerack* asser g/OHTY (SAY* A60 PETER SET ted. "Because a little bit of my life BUZZ SAWYER BY, ROY CRANE I CAN'r #IND it* was eppnt knowing what It means spueausnAM suimarmc mis. sack mto thi vmki oa OUT IN THAT DIRSCnON R5 FIND GOOO! THEN I THINKV«US» WCVE W SSfP THE to ba persecuted, It gives me - THE iwuNtR.cwniomiy m sK Fsaisitow.., NO AIRCRAFT, THE EDi*e OFTH6 yUORLD, very great inner satisfaction to be CAPTAIN ttOVnCHl PERHAPS ITS safe IISHTSHIPAND ARE,,. THEWRECKOF, AND I haven't SECN,,HIAA TH0U6HT WIU SFOT THE NMnuCtrtT .» SONAR REPORTS TO TAKE A STAR- THE *ANDREA DO^l a amall part of a movement like r 4 .IGHT5MlP. MUST HAVE M SSSP IT...ll{UTiNAHT, ^ FIR ANO CHECK SINCB. J Hadasea)r where people are being MAKE A PNE-PMS-BAMR S f AlKCH POR ARCRAFT. EXCEPT THE OUR MAVIOATION. N___ helped to start a new life egaln.' ‘ ^NO SlVt ME A SOHAJlUEPOItr. u h c r !s . In a barren land, menaced by nlK»RE malaria, trachoma and other eni 10 demlo dieeaaes, Hadaaeah creMed SlKFACEf the first modem hospital, the firet

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• >. MANCHESTEB^BVBIâ BBlUU). llAKGBBStm. 0 0 1 ^ MONDAY^ Dl A' PA6B __ ___ L.__ ' -__ _ J ----• '__-__ . . '‘1 ...... 1.^:__ -__' __XjmL._..____. ______[»Vf lUlWIfESTER ByfcmNO HfiRALD. IfAKClftMfisiU IXW^ MONPAY. DECfiMBER % 19S» 22E9E1* 0h!tiBwd MUshsippianf Good Looking Sidekick dnd One-Man Wrecking Crew SfHfjri iiclM u U VvMfiair.DM.fi or : u e RoekvlUe at Univeraity Higli. WtfiuEifiay. Pac. • ' Bufflaki a t caieney Tech, 8:15^ ■ . rt l-HITT ■_ 1 0 V l T a * AM«o*y- ' - rrfday. D«k 11 isox, Olaatonbury at RoekviUa High fi:80. , , -j|(t Cherny Taeh Miami, Beach, F)»„ Dec. 7 f tranMlctlons the ,day hefbre, wafithbmsn tatm rni in th* fiMtHfafitfift With his .388 a t Lioneakur.' Baaewiteeafi Am Tirsable S eeks EMlIpffa aatxsfiefi with Ms stortlfig New York, Dec, 7 (/P)rr-AfGhlcagd Bears by one game with^the upset-mlndad Steelers (5-M).T / (AV^Bfifieball pedple spoke g n tp A with eothuaiasm of* R ^ M lefifieff man. .' Pa,.■ Flirraree, a M»]reaisold south tor itoO but wot fieeli nUd.pbOh y .a)h'Tia^niH'a-- paw. e»4rted brillianUy last epring 8 h1 r : e w d Missisfiijipian. his .optfmidticfiUy ,i* (SV-Altoough the good-lookiflir sidekick and a yaaterday by baatbfg Pittsburgh sSconiit to go,' but four passes fi':3h*^Rig)v: Sehdo). trades today following the in early June with la 5-8 record. FMladetphla^toam .finUhed last in finlshed-'the eoamn wtto'lMhla 230-pound one-man 'wrecking " |Tt looks like the log jam has '•eason by tb s 30-year-old oonvert- Hutchlnaeh, *we tlmriy had R o tx ^ Gene Gontojr, DOa Ciid* 27-21 for their a i^ straight win. failed. ; Vuaaday, oee. » completion o f two m ajor deals sd, infiridsr afiter the Reds had to have a fsuef piteher. We lost Then he came Up with a Sofa arm |Um NaUonel'League pennant race, wall and Jim Gwens as tigaiBr crew comprise the key trio for In other guJMm Sunday, Phila .• • • Roekvlua a t Simabury, yeaterday. There wafi^ ohe in been. broken,’’ sold general Man iven M thres Key players--X>on 37 games last year when we were that renderad Um uir'MS through Managsr Eddie Sawyer says h*-tt ■tartsrs. the New, York Giants,. Eastem delphia took over aecond place in EAOLEA 84, SKINS 14 — Norm , Hlfib, at Coharfi. each leqgqe, involving 11 players ager Bing Devine of the fit. Louis oak, SiDoCiQr Burgem and Harvey ahfiad in the last three initinga.” out the remainder of Die mmom Conference champions in the Na- the Raat with a 34-j4 thumping 'Van Brooklin connected ivith Tom with sUeh big jaomea os Minnie Cardinals. 'Now that cartatn pl*y- Haddix — for. film last January. "We’re going to return Thomas Striker, 28, is a rookie left g ...... tlonal Football League for the sec- of Washlngrton, Detroit clobbered my McDonald on 35, alx and 50- MlnosoAnfi Frank Thomas. - era have been cUminated in the T1u»naa, a fifi-bomsr-hltter in to the outfield, where fie belongs,” hander who won 18 add lost nlnt ' ...... ond'ônsecutlve year. Chicago’s Cardinals 45-21 and yanl scoring aerials as the Eagles . MinofiO >w«a the key figure in a trade mart, -we can conceritrate Pittsburgh in '53, managed only said Manager Charlie Grimi); of at' Sm Dle^. Brown, 25, spent Tie Clever MisslssipplM~.Quar- and Green Bay defeated Los An- (7-4) romped against the Red awap between Olevelohr and Ghl- on other players. Too many trade l i foUr-baggera and drove in only the Cubs, ‘^ e big guy has proroven most of last oeason with the gelee 38-20. skins. Ed Lebaron pitched for a Doug .Sander poMibilitles aoroetlmM can Im qoh- .teitosa'n Charlie Cbnerly} w;ho re • • • cago that -sent pttchers Don Fer- 47 nma for the Rfida on * .235 bat he can hit. Bis thumb la all right Indians but was shipped briefly to vitalised a non-existent Giant at pair of Redskins TDs. rafese and catcher DIeto. Brown« fuaing and as a result j/ou iddn’t ting average. Hla poor season was now. We had him checked-by s Buffalo. With aavelM d fie batted GIANTS 48. B R O ^ S 7 — The make any.” .225 in 47 games- tack with his pin-point parsing LIONS 45, CARDS 21 — The 3 e 18 .B oeor d qloi^ 'with the 87-yeor-oId slug blamed on a. thuaob operation doctor and we have been aasured and flrai'.-rate signs! callirtg in ih'c Giants (0-2), administered'the sec ging outfisdder. 'to the'W hit* Sox The deal between the White Sox editch failed to retgibfid. He re- he is phyeiesUy okay.” PhUlipi, 88, is sdcpected to fill ond "worst beating. In Cleveland Lions (3-7-1) Vent With Tobin and Indiana, who, finUhefi one-two last three games en route to the Rote aa their starting quarter In exchange for third iMsemon oenGy underwent a'seoosMl surgery The multiple Clevelarid-Chieago the void at third - bode for the Bsstem crown. history. They rolled up their big I n John (Bubba) Phillipa, catcher ifi the American League, who ex on the same hand. Indiana. He also can play in the gest, point total in five years for back and it paid off. He passed for pected to spur the New Yoric Yan deal marks the aecond time the The final measure of Conerly’s one touchdown and ran for an Jphn Romano end flret baseman Pills Biggest Need Indians have tradad Minoso tq the outfield. Lest year hs batted .884 eucceis-âfter returning from an their flfthxstraight decision over Corfil Oablea, Fla., Dec. 7 (/P)— Norm Caeh. kees into action. The N«w Tortcers White Sox. He originally came to in 118 games for tha Sox. the Browns’-TTie .defeat dropped other as Detroit built a 24-7 half have been trying so far in vain to 'The acquisition of Henry gave ankle injury th r‘. .sidelined him time lead ove»- thelie Cards (2-9), Soma critiea wonder whether the Thomae, oÛlred:by Cincinnati Chicago in April of 1851 and was Romano, a righthanded hitter, while the.Giants flounderisd—-came the Browns inhajhird place with • ■ from PHtebuigta in the Uggfiot acquire a lefithattdsd pitcher and the Reds what they needefi most — a 6-5 record.. ^ RtltmOra course of today isn’t the returned to Cleveland in December batted .284 in S3 games. Only 35, yesterday v.-hsn he passed for three BlltmoA.course of 25 years ago, or trod* of 19W, Wan ahippad by the a. lefthanded bitting outfielder, us a strong relief pitcher. The 32- of 1957. He hSe hit over .300 in PACKERS 88, RAMS 20 — Paul ing Gil-McDqugald as bait. hs set a Three-Ejre League record touchdo\vps and eii^neered a 48-7 . Conerly, the 38'-.vetr-old vet Homung hit Boyd Dowler with the golfers of 25 years ago werenrt Reds to the Chicago Cifiis for three year-old southpaw had a 8-8 rec seven of. his pine aeasone in the in 1856 Mdth 38 homers for Watsr- rout of the Cleveland Browns to eran pitched TD tosses of 32, 19 tduchdown heaves'of 28 and 30 what they are today. players ^ pitcher BIH Henry and The Cardinals, also . seeking ord but turned in an impressive majors and owns a lifetime mark loo, Iowa. Cash, alao 28, appsared wrap up the tlile; and 2 yards to Gifford, Kyle Rote yards and kicked a 23-yard field Doug Sanders of Miami Befises New York .....2 0 .818 shamblfis of par. Sven the record Philadelphia ...... 7X4 0 .638 er Sam Huff. Kis job? Stop Jim to Ray Berry, for. 'rils, c'icUeit of 65 fOr one. round, set by Jim 0Îj, ... my Bmwn. Huff turned the trie*:, with a 64-yarder to L-nily Moore* 'Qleveland ... my Thomson in 1837, woa bettered For College Hoopsters .hounding Cleveland's league-lead for another and tallied , once h'm- Piltaburgh .. as ail iihknowh’ named MOler^Bar- ing ground gainer so effectively self on a 12-yard scamper, Unltaa .Washfhgton , ber frdm El Dorado; Ark., shot a he gained only 60 yards In 15 Chicago Csxds New York, Dec. 7 (ff)—One week doesn’t moke a Mtsorfi row has 29 touchdown passes^ for sizzling 64 for his third round. but two might—particularly the hext two for the likea of St. tries. Brown has been averaging the season, one more than Sid Western. Gonfereni FANS DISRUPT GAME—Unruly fans at Cleveland Browns-New York game try to The course has been used as a New York, Dec. 7 (/P)— Sonny Liston, -who’d like a crack over 100 a 'game. Luckman of the Chicago Bears ac W, Pet. tear down north goal posta before ganrie encied' at Yankee Stadium yesterday. Tho public links since World War D, Louis, West Virginia, Ohio State, North Carolina and Indiana 'Vtihile the Giants won in the counted for during a 10-^me Baltimore ...... '8 .727 at heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson and has the 7, * Browns, right, are shown leaving the field. Officials eventually' cleared the field. (AP and has not entertained a maJoE credentials to make the challenge, is a 6-1 favorite to score his in major college basketball: The season, .just a week old, finds Elus. and started looking toward schedule in 1943. San Francisco .636 Photofax) ^ ^ , . tournament since 1941, so the suspected powers Kentucky, »rf a replay of last year’s champion The Colts (8-3) ’ meet Los Chicago Bears .636 logical‘theory is that the allghtly 19th straight victory Wednesday night. The third-ranking State, North OeroUna Stata ship game with. Baltimore, the de Angeles'Saturday, needing a tie or Green Bay ., ,545 altered layout leiVt quite as tough contender from Philadelphia takeag * . , and Louisville already beaten. (4-0), the NCAA runner-np, plfijr* fending champion Colts clinched victory tb clinch the crown. The Detroit -...... 30U as when the Hagens and Sarazena oa Mdlllng. Willi (Call ine Billy) I Now all four put the teat to the Richmond in a Southern Can- a tie for the crowir In the Western 49ers and B'ârs, both 7-4, muat Los Angeles . .182Heieree Threatened to Forfeit Game and Smiths and Ouldahla were BeSmanoff of MUwaukse In a tele African who made an impreoaive real. ferenee game tomorrow. Division. beat Green Bay and Detroit, re using it as. a playground. vision (ABC, 10 p.m., EST) 10- debut in New York by beating Len St. Louis, unbeaten In three Southern OaMtomla, • after dro|r: Led by quarterback Johnny spectively, while Baltimore Joses ■ Saturday's 8c(iedule Sanders achieved his total Mrith rounder at the devaland Arena. Matthews last month, meets Eng- games that included road deciaiona pbig two famse by a total at firs BiouRst !iu 7 on a pair in y— rMf Unltas, who Set ah NFL record to cre’ate a three-way tie. Baltimore at Los Angeles. rounds of 68, 71, 69 and 65, and it Liston, 27, has a 35-1 lycord, lond’fi'Îbert Carroll at Notting over S t Joha’e (NY) and K-Btatc, pofaite to UCLA and Roata CSani, for most TD passes In one season, Sunday’s Schedule was his final 65 which brought him including 18 knoekouta. Hia Man ham, Bmgjand, timignt,^ has the toughest job in the next knocked off Bteitucky 87-78 Bat- Uie Colts won thbtr showdown Unruly Crowd Runs Wild BEARS 27, STEELERS 21 _ New York at Washington; first money of |2,880. ^ ning streak of .18 dates back more two weeks, even though two of urday. Hie Wildcat had epened battle (or first place with San Chico Rollins of New York faces Rick Casares scored four touch Green Bay at, San Francisco. He started the final day one than five years when he' waa out the four games in that span will with a 106-T3 'riotory over OoL IMMR WflltOV tifOUt Francisco as they defeated the downs on short plunges as the Detroit «tdhicago Bears. New York, Dec. 7 An un-ând coaches and caused thei^were drunk and * ere taking/ stroke "bfiCk of Dow Finsterwald pointed by Marty jMarahall In an Luke Easter of Rankin, P#.. in the be played on the BiUikens’ home omdo. State OoUega laat Tuaoday, HANDY GUY TO HAVE AROUND—Bob Schnelker, 40ens 34-14 in a Saturday game. Bears sped to .an early lead, then Cleveland at Philadelphia. ruly. mob almost cost the^ New BroMms to Gee to the safety of .punches at you. Some even tried to of Tequaata, Fla., and Arnold eight-rounder. Soiiny avenged that 10-round lightw ei^t feature at court. North Carolina (1-0) doesn’t then barely beat UCLA, 66-66, iiil55isr* Giant end, does a juggling act and falla to the ground As The Colts lead the 49ers and had to brace for a, final surge by Chicago Cards at Pittsburgh. York Giants their Eastern (Jonfej;- their dressing room. rip off our coats and jerseys.’’ Palmer of Llgonler, Pa. Finatar- lone loss by whipping Marshall New York’s .Academy of Music to*. figure to have thihge easy either. Bklday. |M$RRR BE tiMRf EM ^j^DERÊl However Brown said he had no night Georgia Tech (8-6) aplUed LouM- he grabs pass from Frank Gifford in game against Cleve ence-cllnchlng 48-7 victory fiver Referee Harry Brubaker ordered wald ehot a two-under-por 69 yes twice, once on a kajm, - The BlUi, beating K-SUte 67-58 thoughts of asking for a forfeit terday, good enough for a 276 total The Germaa-bocn Beamanoff ' ' * ■' t. last Saturday for the Wildcats’ vUle 68-88. The OartUnale, wiw loat land in Yankee Stadium yesterday. Aerial picked up 38 the Cleveland Browns at Yankee the.jOianta to clear the fleld and re "Even it the laat two minutes fo rii# All Four Schoolboy Teams Play store order or he would forfeit the and aecond place, b(it Palmer took has a 41-16-7 record, including Hockey at K^lance first hoine defeat since 1657, pity to Cinclanatl In a playoff for-thlrd dlffHonotg yards in second quarter and led to Giant touchdown. (AP 10 Pin Exhibition Stadium yesterday. weren’t played. We were licked.’’ a 72 ahd Mrotind Up in a . triple tie' kayos. He’s mors,of a fhauler than Ohio State Wednesday and Ken {dace fat laat •prlng’a HCAX I EfEMWj • eâ Photofax) . Several th o u si^ of the 68,436 game. This took almost 20 min he said. ‘ " for third with 279. Julius Boros of a puncher. If WilU goes the limit Sunday’s Results tucky Saturday-wt-8t LfiuU. And duunpioiMhlp. Toumaipaat. had utes, during'tehich time l>6th clubs with Llaton it will be # big aur- » Nattotial League * At Parkade Lanes spectators rushed onto the grrldiron The Glanta became po scattered Mid Pines -N.C., and Johnny Pott Montreal 4, Detroit 4 next week they jump into the Uni tooateo Fufmon in their opener and • a • MO wIiIm or IWM Ml in the final two minutes of play, became scattered... in the confusion that tome-wound of Shraveporl, La., also were In prise. versity of Kentucky Invitation now play Eastora Kentucky Indians Oppose Bristol tore,.dotvn one of the goal posts, "ThtB is the first time we’ve ever Up in the dressing room thinking the 279 bracket. H is Liston-Beamanoff bout la ' Newl York' 6, Toronto' 0 Healthy Giants Just Too Good Do’a and don’ts of 10 pin Chicago 6, lla to n 3 Tournament against eo-far un (Thursday) and Davidson (SaAur- bowling Mill be explained Tues then surged down the field to get been chase*' off a field,” Cleveland the game was over tmtil a huny- the only network TV clash of the beaten Wqst Virginia plus North day) before meeting CbMinaatl K E L I i Y the other. Coach Paul Brown commented af up call from the bench brought week. The Friday night fight spot American League next week. day and Wednesday at the Buffalo'. 5, Springfield 3 FiredUp Carolina and fioat Kentucky. Parkade 10 Pin Lanes, .plus an En route, they eqgulfed players terward. "But some of those people them back. has been taken over on the 11th Before North Carolina, .which Cbwlnaati, (3-0) afiter _ EXPLORER II In CCIL Opener. Friday Southbridge Man for a bowling championship. Rochester 7, Providence 4 Early Injury to Brown exhibition. Appearing In the Hershey 8, ^ e b e c 1 Gil McDougaW, Yankee opened 'with a 83-58 Atlantic ManhaU 102-61 Saturday *• . first proifiotipn of its kind, for Wins in Nassau, infielder and a former Coast. Conference Victory over Rohertoon, Sgaki piaybig Slate (M ) beat flU M-48 Colts If the two Should meet In in exhibition bowling both SUurday whSe SuUer (8-0) de Championship rematch. gym. In a Central Connecticut In- Eastern Division - times this seiwm with the won hla first major international then swap foes on Saturday. rushing and caught seven passes nighta at 7 and 9:80. The ex- terscholastic League'contest. Last W. L. Pet. GB. Bporta car race. Kanau, iahlcM. opened with a feated kttle Wabeeh 62-66. IpMsxm, The Giants gave'a good indica hlMtlonB also free to the' .W arriors holding a .2-1 edge. Constantine came out of the pack Pair of Hat Tricks Recorded. tion yesterday of What the Colts .for 129 more. He also was on the year the Red and White finished Boston ...... 18 4 .818 — ' A 40-foot one-handed shot Weekend Fights 78-87 victory at NorthweeteiTi last (1-6), pldwd. to top the aiff’Tto. public. sixth in the COIL Mdth a 4-10 Philadelphia ___ 15 8 .714 2 ^ yaaterday with an English Aston Saturday, is at honia againat handled Ball State wHh expeoUid MIARANTRD TRKXTMIRICHM might jBxpect with a surprisingly receivihg end of one of the three Miss Karrer has won many by Raul Arizln just before th# Martin for a near-record triumph easy 48-7 victory over Cleveland marxt, and an overall'6-11 season Syracuse ...... 13 8 .616 4)fi final buzzer gave the Warriors In Hawk^, Rangers Victories Taxo* ‘Ibeh (l-d) tonight In. a ease, 108-66. and Mleeourt (3-0) touchdown passes thrown by 38- major tournaments and has ap record. in the 8SS;;000 Nassau Trophy race. Tokyo—E.’rlB*..eanong. 122V8, htayy aehedule th at pairs upbefit* •pUM Arkaiwaa, a pooeStle South- RifRMRS before a huge Yankee Stadium year-old quarterback Charlie Con- pealed on teevea many timea. New York ...... 7 14 .333 10V4 their two-point victory over He roveriid49 laps of the brutal 4.5 crowd of 88,436. And a week ago it Cheney Tech and Rockville, each Western Division the Pistons, who were beaten Thailand, stopped Odo, eas in Butler-Ohio State, Indiana- west Oonfertnee .threat, 7W61, fai eriy, who gained 217 yards passing Her slniê • highs . are 298 and with two games behind them, are mile'course at.an average speed of. STANDINOS $*are seven points Ih front Of the 132 1-4, Japan, 5. - , Mlsaouri, Houaton-Texae * AAM a Friday fame. SSSttoewtiff was 45-14 over the- Washington with 14 completions In 21 at 206 with 744 her beat three ' W. L. Pet. G.B. 124-108 by the New York' 87,264 miles- per hour. The time •r yaw Sn Redskins. Both clubs have beatop listed for action twice. St. Louts 11 8 .vJfB — Hawks and Rangers. Saturday’s Leon, France—Gilbert lô ln * ,i and New Mmcico State-Utah. Houston (8-0) dofeatnl MoMur- tempts. string effort. .Coach Tony D’Angona’a 'Rang Knicks Saturday. was'only a trifla under the record action saw the ^troit edge; Bos France, outpointed l/ou. Peisrfy, California, the NCAA champion,, ray 82-81 ephUe T tfae A A M (2.6) the Colts this year When they were Detroit ...... 11 13 .458 2 Vi ' Bailey Howell, who paced of 87.646; — ^ healthy, and therein probably Will King Sidelined ers entertain newcomer to the Minneapolis ___ 7 18 .280 7 Montreal ton 4-3, Toronto turn back New United SUtes; 10. ’ breeaed ae expected against the heat TlrinRy (Tha) 88riW. New slate, Suffleld High iWednesday af the Pistons with 25. points, < Stirling Moss of Britain and YOrk t-S and Chicago and Mont Sao Paulo, Brasil—Don Jordan, •ehool’s Santa Barbara Branch, MexIoO. State handed Sen Fraacis- lie the secret. It was a ball club, The only apparent Giant Injury Retain Ranking Cincinnati ...... 6 17 .261 7 Nassau, the favorite, apparently Toronto .. . physically sound the last two^ was suffered by back Phil King. ternoon at 3:1S qt the Armory, tied the game with 18 seconds.- Detroit ... real tie 2-2. 153,,Los Angeles, world wfilter- B8-47^. last Friday end goea 0 0 â 73-63 aetboek iend XitoJi Friday afternoon at the drilUhed hod control of hia oppoaltion when Hull tallied .once in each pe weigfit champion, outpointed Fer against San Fronclaco (0-3) to o p e ^ : with a 104-80 on turn An- IpMSEIUlUj weeks that turned on the heat and He is expected to be confined to Cambridge, Mass.,, Dec, 7^ {/P)— New York, Dec. 7 OP)—The remaining. Then the Warriors' jte roared Into the 35th lap leading Boston .... lUIROinO CALTlEiSI roared to the title after bumping the hospital for two or three days floor, Cheiley hosts EHllngton. 'This Philadelphia Warriors could .Tom Gols picked up a loose New York '•'7' riod in sparking the 'Hawks- to nando Barreto, Brasil, 10, Non- morrow night. Weat Vidginla geleo State. •pltoiy KaLVTMie Henri Satsun of Cambridge and game starts at 2. th# field. Then hla tfouble-plagued their first victory over Boston. The along atop the league in mediocre with-1 a spQial concussion. Pat Lola Felix of Meriden, Coitn., last be In for a rough time lii the ball under the Detroit goal, Aston. Martin broke down for good Chicago ... TlUe, faîon. < Summerall, place.-klcktng special The .Rama of Rockville High ahd threw It' toward mld» Bruins .have ivon Just one of their Berlin—^Gustav (Bubl) Sohola, fM C night retained their No. 1 ranking are on the road Tuesday night, National ..Basketball Assn. and went Into the pita. "You can’t afford to have your ist and the League’s No. 1 'scorer among New England amateur ten Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain court. Arizln, grabbed the ball As Moss and then Gaaton Andrey New York, Dec. 7 (P)—It’s hot lost 13 starts. > 159 1/4, West Berlin, stopped An HEAD — COVERS— SOjCK^ with 84 points, pulled a groin playing Smith High at Storra. and shot. Arisin ended up very often that a player scores Bartlett had to Share the Ranger dre Drilie. 168t4, Franbe, 14, to re key men, or even non-Key men in nis players. They were named the Friday night In a Valley B Con . has an Injured foot which of Framthgham. Mass., were forced jured.'* Giants' Coach Jim Lee muscle but it 'vas. not considered top players In t)>e 1960 rankings, may keep'him out of action with 33 points, fivfi\m ors to the sidelines, Constantine M*ent three goals In a National Hockey honors irith rookie Bob Kabel and tain European middleweight title. OiQVES — JACKETS, Rtcr serious. ' ference League skirmish at Rock goalie Marcel Paille. Kabel caged Howell said. "It happened to us in based on 1959 play, at the annual for a week. than Andy Johnson, ^ to tho front and never was headed. League game. But lightning struck Manila—Leo Alonso, 13464, Sf EaAUREVERSlEU NYiON tOMPtIff lANfl Of SIZiSi 'A year ago Baltimore defeated ville, the Rams entertain Glas twice last night as Bobby Hull of. two goals—his first ever in the Philippines, outpointed Takeo midseason and everyone thought dinner of the New England Lawn tonbury at 8:36. The high-scoring rookie' Tommy Heinsohn sparked Andrey, driving a Maaeratl,. ap we weren't trying, the coaching the Giants 23-17 in a suddemdeath Tennis' Aun. It was SaUun’s sev star suffered the injury Sat two Bpston rallies In the Cel parently had second place sewed up the Chicago Black Hawks and NHL—and Pallia posted hia .first Sugimorl, 184, Japan, 10. S13.n was bad and we were no good. overtime. The Cleveland coach enth straight No. 1 New Englahd ' In another game this week, Jimmy Bartlett of the New York shutout as New York snapped Belfast, Northam Irsland KHI W OBSY-aa MMVIMO RHAM -High (1-1) joumepra to urday night when teammate tic,^ triumph over the Lakers. only . to . be rammed by another c n i u k r w b a f F e d g o u t B S tjy i "Then we got some of our play sees another bitter struggle if .the ranking;'and the sixth straight for Woody Sauldsberry stepped Hitting five of seven shots racer, puncturing the gas tank* Rangers etch put together the Toronto's six-gome undefeated Freddie Gilroy, 116H, Belfast, re LOOK PO t THIS MON 0 8 Q U A m ers bacJc and showed ' eveiône Colts get into the playoffs. TTi'ey Miss Felix. Salaun also was named Habtford for a non-conference streak. tained hia British Empire bantam W TITLMT - * filAXFU-DOT BOBBY BU^lir game with La.Sallstte. . on his left foot during a 113- from the field in the second Runner-up honors jvent to Phil "Hat Trick.” Just how. good wo really were. It need only a tie with Los Angeles to the William Perkins Award, .M dQ selM dn 113 defeat by the Hawks at quarter, he was instrumental HlU of SanU Monica. Calif.; In a ,'Hull scored three times in the Detroit blew a 3-1 lead to Mont weight title by'knocking out Ber- was a shame the Browns had so Saturday to do so. which goes to the aectlon’s out St. Louis. Chamberlain scored 'F errari. Then come Bo’j Holbert Hawks’ 6-3 victory .over the Bos real but rallied to gain the dead hie Taylor, 117 1-4, South Africa, MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUl standing player. In Boston’s 50-42 halftime man.v Injuries. They just couldn’t "The Colts'play tough football," Moose sitbywon uses a only 20 points,.his lowest out margin. Then In the ' fourth of Warrington, Pa., in '# Porsche ton Brqihs. Bartlett duplicated the lock on a freak goal In the lost 5. get anything going. This league is said Brown. "They throw the ball iveight-lifting. device at put of the season. period, after, the Lakers had followed by Jock Brabhfim of Aus- feat as the Rangers blanked .to* four minutes. Marcel Pronovoat’s Johannesburg, South Africa— PRO SHOP just too well balanced to try and a lot and the Giants will not be College Baskethall Steals his Hillside, N, iJ., home. Last night, the former Kar|- moved Mithin nine points, trollaMn a two Liter Co<^r Toronto Maple L ^ s 6-0. , 50-foot shot deflected off a Mont Mike Holt, 17314. South Africa, HAOkNYY, Fre SOUTH MAIN ST. win without a healthy team." bunching them up at the line so Pro Basketball Monaco, and Swedish' Champion In the night’s other gome, rookv real playeris stick into the n ^ . outpointed Kid (Sixto) Rodriquez, Cleveland Coach Paul • Brown, The-iidea is to strengthen sas All-American sat on the Heinsohn' dropped • In foiir it will be . a different type of a bench as the Warriors eked more .fjejd gojfls to boost the Joachim Bonnlar in. a Porsche. is Murray Oliver collected a pair This nullified a spirited comeback 170%, .Mountain View, Calif., J9< beaten for the fifth straight time game." ' Sunday’s Results Some of FoothalVs Glamor the New. York Yankee* Horry Blohehaid of Greenwich, of goals for Detroit In the Red by the Conadlens, who scored three by the Giants, agreed. St. Louiii-118, Cincinnati 104 out a 118-116 victory over 'Celts In to a .commanding 102- first baseman’s left wrist, Detroit at Philadelphia and 86 lead. Conn. (Porsche) was Ihcth. Wings 4-4 tie vrith. the Montreal goals in a span of lets than three Riddled by Injuries Boston 121, Minneapolis 104 minutes to go ahead 4-8 in the Philadelphia 118, Detroit 116 New Y o r kx(N B A )—Anothep&the 26th collegiate baaketball cam broken jn Detroit gaine Vemained within 2 Vi games of Elgin Baylor’s 29 points led Cshadlcns. Flo.^dfi Takes j^^rge "We Were riddled by injuries be cojflege basketball season cornea paign at Madison Square Garden. the Bostoh Oltlcs. The Cel- Prior to last night, there was middle stanza. Tallahassee, Fla," <8*)—Florida fore we came in herp and we knew Stan Tieman Cops , Tneaday’s Schedule last July 15. the Lakers, who were able tn ' MFfNBASU POS W VBAM St. Louis va Cincinnati at NeW barging In with 11 mid-year or “It was the games at the Garden . Mes, Eastern Division leaders, field .only eight men beicause Hospital Reports only one "Hat Trick" in th* Th* Wlnge’,victory, coupled with has becomo Uw^fifst sta(e tb have It," Brown said." But those things holiday tournaments scattered and the enthusiasm of the New .league this season. Ctuy Gendfon the Leafs’ setback, boosted De happen. We, just didn’t belong on 25 r Kilometer Run York downed crippled Minneapolis of Injuries. Minneapolis a)so its motorixiat' numtaerlhg system Boatoif at New York across the cquntry. ind involving York writers which gave basket Walt Stosuy Wins 121-104 Sunday. lost to Syracuse 108-95 Satur of the BrUine turned in the. feat a troit to within three points of see- approvedJ>y the U.S, Coast Guard. the same field with the Giants.’’ 60 teams. , ^ ball—college and pro—its great Cobb Comfortable few week* ago. ond-plaeo Toronto. Montreal, The Browns never used halfback Chamberlain was scheduled day. ' ’' * ' .' The Oefist Guard has ceased huiii- New London, .Dec. 7 (/Pi A And Buddemy It dawns on you est impetus,’’, said Hickey, form, Scoring Honors to have the foot x-rifyed to With Hull and BiMett pro which has bowed twl.ee and tied iMsIfig pleasure motofboata used Ray Renfro and offensive linemen Noft.h Medforii,' ^Mass., r u n n e r, that the days when the campus erly of Creighton and St..IiOUis . Clift Hagen and Boh Pettit Atlanta, Dec. 7 (FT—Ty Cobb, viding- the impetufi Chicago and twice in its laJt four outings af- principally in Florida. Boat acef- Mike McCormick, and Billy Ray Stanley Tieman,'has won th.q. Na Siu Club Meets day. hiadq it look easy as ths . c limelight ahoiie only on the foot and who has beeii a head college In New E n g la n d The Wfirrlors normally one bf the aH'-tims greats of bose^ New York-remalped tied for fifth I ter an 18 gome unbeaten stnok dent reports are now mad* to the Hpw'Ayailabh Siblth showed little action. tional /ÂU Junior 25-Kllometer ball player are going, going, gone! coach for 24 years. Hawks defeated f^nciiinatl boll, was reported in grfod condi: place, but closed in on fading holds an eight-point lead over the nearest, Florida County aherilC ’in But what ready hurt was a first Championship. • " There will .be..a,,meetli)gf of the .would h a v ^ a d a break since 118-104 Sundfiy for their sec Manchester Ski. Club- tonight at 8 Today’s college hero. Is likely to be These games brought together the originalinalXs xschedule called tlon and resting comfortably today Boston. The fourth-place Bnilne tljeafs. ... ' ■ stead of the Coast GuorA ’ period.:, injury to fuilback Jimmy a scantily-clad, lanky basketball teams from all parts of the coun. Boston, Dec. 7 IffifxWalt StoSiiy ond vlcipry in as many nights. Brown, the league’s leading rush Tieman- was the first eligible a t the Legion Home, Leonard St. for them to be Idle until meet-, at Atlanta’a Emory Hospital. QL 1m S ervtee entrant to finish the race yester All member's are urged to attend player who' is the antithesis of the try. There developed q sameness haS'clos^ out his collegiate .foot The.v scored all but six of (he He' was admitted last night for. er. ‘Jimmy was kicked in the head huskey, shoulder-padded demigod in style find in rules interpretation. ball career wrlth two ; toiichdOMms ing, Cincinnati Thursday. But Hawks' 31 points in the firs t. the first time he carried the ball. day. The (Coursit was from. Salem as plans for the coming pot luck In a schedule chalitge, Satur- what his doctor described os a CUSTOM RECAPPERS # to New London City Hall about and Christmas party will be made. of yesteiryear. "In a big-time sense, basketball and Increased his New Englsmd In quarter and between them had routine checkup. He didn’t play at ail in the second is still a young game which has dividual scoring championship to day’a game with the ^Wverful a total of 54. Hagen scored period. He returned for most of the 15.6 fniles. 1-12 Pro Basketball—Sporta Towerlilg' above every Other Celtics In Boston was shifted Cobb, who spenda much of hla A athlete in, the University of Cin not, yet Struck the perfect balance tal to 99 points: 32, Pettit 22. Each also had 18 time in the West, arrived by plane ROUTE A, lOLTON. CONN. second half but wound up with Tiernan’s time was 1:28 ;(I6 between attack and defenfieV '-The-221-pound Southern Con to Wednesday. Phlladelflhla rebounds. *•■* IN Still faster was Graham^ Parnell ' Dick McGuire, an even six-feet cinnati yard, for example, is Oscar from his home at Zepher Cove, only 50 yards in 15 farrles, Jess Hickey pointed out ;TTiIs Mill be necticut State fullback was the Va MILE PROM BOLTON NOTCH than half his average. of Wakefield,. Mass., w'bo came in height, le the emalliet member Robertson, who didn't have to bright sfar for the Owls Saturday Nev., on the 'Southeast sttore of NEW SELECTION! wait until his senior year to do it. worked out and basketball has Lake Tahoe. Ha also has property PERSON , . j . . . By contrast. Giant halfback in in l.:27;16, but he was running of the Detroit Pistons of the J>Ia- what the spectator . likes best- In their 47-20 loss to Lenoir Rhyne Tiynk Giffoid pipked up 48'yards for {Sractlce only; tional Basketball Assn. ^ Big O starts the .season as the In the Eastern NAIA playoffs. ' ■in Georgia. , ’. TEL Ml f.21A3 ^ number one college combatant. speed, action and scoring. "It has a big bulge In that It Stosuy tallied on runs of J7 and Plainville . The fonnei^ lilg league bgaeball Basketball stlckout*. now 'give, 10 yards. . - >ilsDebut •tar Mdll be 73 on Dec. 18. - KARRER cant be .played in any kind of HI-nÛREeORD ALBUMS gridiron stars a real run for their .weather and for-less cost than any Though he couldn’t . dent the At The Parkade Lanes We’re Open Tuesday money even at schools which are,' other team game. A school playing goal line of I>nlOr Rhyne, which At a given time grouse over,a or fire trying to be, football pow- football well requires something has won 18 straight, Southern wide area 'will feed on the siun* Night, Dec. 3th eirsr California, the defending Na Connecticut’s Hank Luzzi finished 86-75 food. Open up your first bird and TUESDAY and WEDNE From 6:00 to 9:00 like 90 scholarships and the cost of DECEMBER 8 and 8 tional Collegiate Athletic cage equipment, etc., proved prbhibitlve second among New England scor •ee what he has been feeding on. Selett-One For Only^ Just For You! champion, has no football player to a number of them. It costs no ers with 68 points. . t . * Despite su^nor height and familiar home cOiigt surround .TKcq hunt other covers that who attracts aa much attention as The pair led the parade a yqar ing^ Green Manor’s debut in the Farmington VaiiW Basket' toin tlM eamh food lie |6 its 6-10, 205:pound basketball cen more than' afoirnd 8200 'to -equip ago—bu£ In inverse order. Lifzst I V C O M M Y B.M. end 4i|6 F Jf. B n n B m O N A T 7 F JI. ter, Darrall Igi’hoff. a basketball player and a coach, wolf, the title Mdth 116 points iVhile ball League last night was spoiled by Plainville, 86-’7bS a small can tvm out an ;excellent team' Stosuy followed-Mrith 70. The Invaders, paced by the out-f . ’ ^ U#E iMkI e c n A V *UR iNSmuOnoN a t i t d o -A.M.. Ersfy $2D0 f Mors National Attention with as few as 20 scboktrshlps.’’ T T B V n c a U A f i;UF*M.and4:80F.M.BaKHlBlT|ON Standout college basketball . Stosuy, the - power runner from aide set-shooting of Mac McIntyre, Piai*vin« (M) !’No other .game' has 'advanced Seyntoiir, has a school-cabeer scor held a ofie-point period edge." l6- MealrlaBnl, . B. r. Pia ' • AT--8S80 PM . Of CtriM' SMviiDs players now 'attvact national at aa far and as quickly: as basket Mrowka ... .. a (V2 4 tention.in no tim e'at all.'. Rfisket-. bfill," cut in -Red Hohem'an, "who ing mark of 220 points. _ ^ 16. upped the margin to 43-88 at McAulIrt* , .. s 3-2 13 Sjonii Wiiii«wf ball buffs the country ovin: know' American International’s soph- ...i ... I>uncivk .; . 3 4-7 10 pB P^(0fiilS PQR 68 YIAIS atarted wfUi' the pro Rochester omore -fullback Andy** Griffin fin- the half and then coasted In the Pavann•... •X.. 7 44 .13 ANN KARRER^ RECORD HIGHUGHUS TWENTY NEW DHfERINT SiLECTKNfS about Tony Jackson of Brooklyn Royals for 10 years and coached final half, MaSk-ry .. .. 0 (H) St. John’s, although the young ished .third in the race, for scoring .. 1 / 041 s ix Storm Doors? Member of the Bhinewkk Advisory Staff of BowUag Ohampipae the St. ■ Louis Hawks .for three. honors at- 64 points. Murdock t.Snda. .. 0 . 04) .0 ALSO A V A ILA I^ A t ster -is only a Junior. They also "When I played in-college and as-a McIntyre dropped Ip 30 points Mrtntyre .. .. » 13-30 CALL « TiMNw-tkne Philadelphia,* e-Rolled nation’e high aerlee have heard about and expect tre MacDonald'.of TUfts and. Charlie for high pcorigg honors, including wmiaina 0-3 V/*, . .l i t t l e -j m r a t e x a g o s i a i ^ c E 1'" pro, I stood'ji-lO. A player of thdt Ravfinel of Harvardrtled Mith 58 W-ntworthr 7 i 03- ' 4 .* matoh game SNIst. tor women la 1888 (780) aM mendous things from J e r ^ Lucas,, else has to pay his way ip to.a 12 charity tosav in 20 tries. Bob BacinakI ,. 1985 (715). , ' START NOW — MlilD A COiliECTION OigM Broad and West MM^ T ^p O to -^ 8*24M each. . . . - Dîiczyk, formeN Plainville , High McKnIsht . .. 1 ^ J r a .6-9, 222-pound "Ohio, State pro garni!* now." Southern Connecticut’s ' ’domi 0 V DONT MISS e Shared' PeeiaMflveala team e Five AU-Siar appeeraaese. M EN'S sophomore. ' . ,V - Do BverytIUng Better ace; caged 18 ^ n U . Plalnvine Totals, CHOOSE FROM; title flee ttanee.' PAKLAND SBliVlCE CUftEB nance was made more', impressjve dominated the boards despite their , la .'SS-30 sr FInaUst In 1884. c ^ Oaklaad^tcr’ans-SStfi ■ : Few athlet.es got as xntich pub The biggest, difference In bais- by a late seasbh rush from reserve ivr' • Ambasasdor , • THIS STELiAR W Former state AmUee aod alK - AVAIUILE ,AT ONiY licity as 7’^ Wilt ..the Stilt Cham ketball is that it has bigger -guys' lack of statiire.- F. PI*.. e TWb third place finlShea In halfback . Charley Gray, who Morlarly ' X ".. »■ . M 3 • Premier • Custom ATTRACnOH. /iaS eaal donblee. eveala, ohaamibfai M':. . FABEWAY MCrW e O U iiE B berlain,' now of the, professional doing everything better and Mrith MTound up'With 50 points. Twelve of the 13 players em .. ( S4 IS A KflUona) R nud .Prbdlwt ■ T<^DapMTp|ie^--Ml ' NITE Philadelphia Wso-riora, at Kansas;. all tae grace of the conmaratlvely By pitching- for the winning ployed' by Coach Woody Bushey .". a 04) 4 A t A Price Pen W ant Vo ^ Oiflii SRrviM OMtir INf Di^ No Kansas State athlete grabbed little fellow who played not too’ scored: for the home clul). Pinky . a (W) 4 "BQWUNO.AT 1TB BEST” ' FACnU IKHKOI fO N tlA O (xîft»'^Prize»-^RefrR|jiimente score against Princetoh in the .. 0 04) 0 ' Êd_Bafrnm|t|to C lnn^ ' 1>7-0||ilaalirSh'.-OMiiaaiirt. as many headlines as Bob Booxer, m aw years ago. finale. Dartmouth quarterback Bill Rohehthal (15) and slender Bobby (N. H o h i t i t h a r ...... 2 OO 4 o.«.kitrLf S4SH WEST 888 W. M iddlaTpke.. Oar. 8L: S78 Mato St--*MI »-W«5 thfi Wildcats’ 6«8, 216-pound All- “ The‘pros' 24-second rule, which Carlson (12) led tfie point paradeV.V.'.','.'.■ r a i Gunoy ' topped the 'touchdoMm : Mi 9-04M MDDDLE TUBNPIEB X . Entertainment^ America basketball player who means that the Uam Îth the< ball passers with. 10. New Hampshire’s In a losing cause. Jack Gustafson.1:: V. 8S%I AUTO b e b v io e ' ilfiH Trv ITnatmr nbiv»rl tM*l1 Am • niiaiafiaAM ' *...... t **-•*. 1.1 a-a 4 LoenI Agent For ^^TEL. MI 8-1607 186 Middle Tpke. TV.—MR 8-2818 was gra'd.uated to the Peoria has to attempt a shot Mrithin that Sam Paul and Joe Gilbo of Spring- and Irv Foster played well on d«i Quitataon . S': 0-1 BARTLlDVr-BRAINARD IFa Mf/a OiUj^Tac«d|Rr Night 6 to f CaterjilUars. > Ume, eliminates stalling,- ptilllng fleM' hurled foi«>-riln* TDs apiece CArlsoii ,,,, .. * 0-3 and shoving,’’ reminded'Red Hlos- ./iForfin ...., M ^ PRODUCTS CO. TOOTMASER'EYiSiMi: BEBVICB CIEMTEII Ed Hickey Vaa in with his Mar- while Johnny Amablla of Boston Next outing for Oroeit Manor i^\x '‘'UV-'.: ' % i ■ ... ■'■ ■'. : ,' , , . -^ ■■’ ■■•’ MANCHESTER BVENtNO JRERALP, MANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY, DECEMBER’7, 1969 f a G e p o w n U M m k s t m i iV B N I N C h e r a l d ’ MANCHWtBR. MONDAY. DECEMBER T, IM? a»itiiii fi«if i'’ ..... " " I -iitii.i . II.IIII iiii11 I I I.I....—i-.i^ -ii^ I I Apeitraente—FBite— H o w f o r Sr Io 72 Ho u m for Sftlc 72 HouMB tor StUf . 72 11- W A B t e d - ^ HMy U ‘fMicniKite 62 »-A IHICRE OOGHTA BE A LAW V BT? FAOALY «*4 BHOHTEH LARGE overate CM. $H 1—813.600—SIX- room Cape, quiet ID E A L f a m i l y H O M E Court’ Canes No Juty Trials Slated PRSPARli rO*îj(bffer‘a test: AIRWATRWAT v i t i e f t mt—1 —i yaar gW - WE BUT and wU airtibua sad UKd poft- RBHT*“:Ylrst floor. 6 luge ■ rooms, disbwaahir, .fireplace, Me- street, selling under FHA apprali m narto and furajtiirs, china, gtaaa, silver, pfe- spaciolia auiwy roqpu, centoally nation room, garage, trsoa, hue, $1. R. F. iôck C o., Aril. 16 to^ -D rtV S g^ claa. ■ntee,rtee, 6616. . Bags, pan refined neighborhood, . flY,800. MOVE RIGHT IN . room. Three iMtructon. No w«a- ice.e. Airway SuaaSalaa ânf and Barvlbe; 89 tore frames gun^ attto cco t^ , locatod.VKM water furnished, oil 0r Rarbara Wooda, m 9-7702. .‘Mstilay Oafei inf. Manchwler' D r t^ Acttde- gh 'fts„ Rarttord. Can -OB wheds eaUtea. Furniture .iWln- burner. ; Adultk yptaferred. Ad Cuiton W. itatchina, 3a 6-5183. Thia taarmlng 6 room hoihe’ M- By CSrctiit Coiirt Here ni-^VERNQN ' Lriiom, ranch, 3 Two ypong meh arrested .Satur my. PI 3'T846. . / r-lM , - ■; lahed and repalrejl. F u M ^ s Ka- 3-6777,- - ‘ ^ quiring no addltiomial egpenae. Oa pair Servlee and galas, Talcott- MAHQHE8TER - Sturdy Mrat.* 6 fireplacea,. 17x18 ft. living room, daytaking • wheel and hub rage. Des^Mkte rommtmlty,, near . “A ilODSE F U t i OF viiis. ______. ; rURNlSHED' 8 large rooms, hath, room Oayrtnon Colonial. IH baths, built-in qvtn and stove. Garage. ‘ ewfrom-from-a a parked car In the North Non-Jury citeiiiMl a n l efvO aae- tARBONH OaanleftiBiN^k A n t H< heated, hot water, parking. $78 hot water.beat, tall ImAilation, .14-aero. plot. Near new elementary bus, shopping, staoel. JIM were presented in Town Court Mana aa wall aa ainali elatew new t M O M anvuit kchool hfklned. . monthly. After 4 p,m. PI 3-7S4S. plastered walla, flrâ co with school. R. F, DimocK Oo. NO Ûls morning oh chargee of tanip«r- Son of Setu Aiket^ h e w FUHNITUKE" ■eagione will be held in M m chw CIJiflBtftBD A D V B i^ ^ HOURS OiKinwl kiM kpiiraVed, ta now of- .R o m m WltlMat BMrd 8t paneled wall; knotty iSne "abl- 9-8348 or Barbara Woodii. MI ;ng with a motor vehicle and theft, 0 ^ n . m a in ElHEVl',. aeeond floor neta. Large riiade triea. Owner 9-7703. H. B- GRADY, B r ^ Companion filled tot!: under t o new oireutt eeort t«rtn( okwaroom and behind • (COMFLETE ' .Their casta were edhtinued to Sat 8;1S AJi: to 4iS0 P ^. ^ 'wheel inatAietleo foe.teeoktere. nm N U H lH I ROOSC^-Ons s a i ^ * .aparunwi^ spartmant, -s - roomsnwiua aimand ■ .bath, and buUder. 3 0 6-6800. urday. . . which win come into exietenee Jaa. Ml .aaoTB. heat, ga% hot watqr hsatsr. 3a nr—3tANCHB8YElb- OVenised 6 'ONLY from Main Strset, U|ht hotps- SOUTH W m pSbR , 76 Aurel St. ------y i------;------The two, Lloyd li, Raihakkr. 18, In AirpUxne Crixik 1, 1961. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. keeplag, women cnly, MI trlMP. 8-4138 r 9-6 :80. room Capa, 8 fmlahed down, 8 0 room ranch, extra laigq klteh- unfinished up. Attached broese- of BMtd Brobk. ahd Richard E. At Rockvuii, Jury and nfitojfiry ' HOMIAT Thm nUDAT lt*)Yment, ateam ft-8981. earthad/a flat tire. The car lyaa jMtlcr to 8pringfiel4< He iraited ait ward C. Flabar, chief Jjadga » t o condition, 818. MI 6-0048. beat, parking. Oonvenimt to Ite ------Uvbig room, aeparate front en Hsu*tford will dlseius "Planned 3 0 A1624 WELL HEATED romn available, trance hall. Selling for under drivsnYrom the area with the tire Parenthood” at a meeting of the night for adme word a t the miaalng ■yetem. Judge FiatMt e a o t o d to ...... - ...... '' line, second floor. No chUdren,^ POR'TER STREET--- 3 flaU, extra EARLE S, ROHAN, Reiator stW ^t. Lankan said. craft and then left to get some rest. tha new Juêa w han aach town 3-2711 meala optional. Call gcrantCB’ a S.8103.9-8103. ------_ $80,000. For appointment to see Women's Fellowship of the Second Ml * 7 OpsB DM^ 9 a,to._to I p-m. Tourist Home and cabins. 30 large, oil furnaces, ftreplacq, S^ccr call R. F. Dimock Co,, MI 9-6348, .yPatrolmkn Ronald Roberta Heavy fog, rain and a stiff wind would fit into t o 17-rinolt aataqpi. Bnabiesk Semeas O ffai^ 13 3 0 M IS -7 4 3 8 Con^gational Church tomorrow Jllttil 7. ^8-0636-between B-T, BISSELL. STR E B T-4 r o m i ê, eiroHltat condition; or Barbara Wooda, 3 0 9-7703, {toed up Ramaker and 89hwil*sr pfavefited aearehlag partica from A t Hanaflald, aeariona are till S p.m. ______. . . ,y on Oakland St. later. R oh^s found at 8 p.m. In Fellowship hall. taking oft from Springflrid .tod|ur. planned t o erimloal and aototl AEtnMi^lM far Salk 4 CONNIE’S TV end Radio Service,' ment, first floor, va? qirt; 866. Dr. Stanfilah *replaoea the previ available all'hours. Satisfaction Before you . bw fumlturo •tor* p l e a s a n t large heated room, VI—^(ANCHESTER. New listing. 6 TWO NEW 5 room Ranches. Bullf- them changing the tire. Police said Sen. Alkan and hia dquthtor-ln* clalma eaaba A t Eaat Htecitordlr aD\ ■t: Norman’s. 9-8339 till 8 P-m. 63 WEST CENTER 8t. 8 aeiiarate ously announcOd speaker.- Mrs. liO a r-C U lM kitten. West M ld ^ U«r RSNAtmr, 4 door sedin. guaranteed. Cali Ml 0-lSlS. arlure free, parking, en hoa linok 146 Cen ' Mom cape, combination eJuminum' in oven and range, forced hot the two accused gave atatemehts law, Caroftne, viraro waiting at t o four ropea of eaaaa'.wilt be hiiird. apartments, solid structure ex doors and windows, immaculate Richard W. OrtawplA tocecutive di M tk.'end (Mferd St Hediweertt radio end heater. Car like new. elsctrie stove, 4 ter St. 3 0 8-8002. water heat.-Full cellar, large lots, admitting taking a Wheel from a Sprtngflaid Airport whan word waa if Jury fariUtlea beeoim endtoto EljBCmOLinc êrs-rêe o tm otr 'ÂLAltA»)0 cellent Investment, full electric condltim, attached breezeway and rector of the Planned Parenthood epeiethm, .MI 6^ « - ' Only 6838. CaU MI 8-3683. humes, warming oven, broiler, SIX ROOM apartment, 36 Foater power. 30 9-8339 till 8 p.m. $14,600. Shovto by anpbmtnient car in the paricing lot next to the League o f (Jeiih., who la tll> Dr. received that youiig; Alkan had EWt Hartford,' Judge T k ta e up and delivery. Prompt friendly St)re*t- '' garage, ameeite drive. Priced to only. Philbrick Ajgeincy. .M l 9-6464. Community Y oh N. Main St. been killed. niuntM 1666 SrUDEBAKBR Hawk , aervice on your Electrolux (R) timei’, $60. Call 30 3:4066. FURNISHED room for rant near sell, 813,800. R. F. Dimock, 30 Btanillfih *erved aa a medical mis- nya, now offera'toi .lNwt taeO U aa tXMT — Golden RetHeyer IF YOU W a n t c o m f o r t Besides the tampering and theft Harold Buker an airitne afthtiaJ t e r a cletk’a office, but Mandwa- Dtddtk. Stihyed from riymodth coupe, overarlve, 6 cylinders, cleaner. Aisb featuring rug wash Main St; 30 0-3179, 9 Haml St. rOCKVKSM 8-room fundahed 9-8246 or Barbara Woods, 30 EAST HARTFORD — 6(4 «win afonary In- Shanghai, (jhina, and as NO MONEY NEEDED! N Charges, Schwltzer is charged with filroctor of the Maternal Health and a friend a t Howard Alkalv ter and RoricvUle are being eepald- ra m , m i aasro. radio, hsater, reclining eeats, •r,er, floor scrubber arid w.'-xer. apartment, liheat and garage. Also 9-7702. . ranch, carport, full basement, will driving while 'under suaKf**>on o f broke t o nate. many other extriu. Only 7,000 CtoU Electrolux authorised sales M oviog-^Tnidditt— Help^ Wanted— ilil* , 86 Artiaw For Sda 45 TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAY! NEAR .MAIN St., for gentiema^ room furnished apartment. Call A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD decorate Interior to'"suit buyer. (JOnter In Hartford. In ' feceht trod. private entrance, panting, 68 3 hto license. Buker aAld the Senator fiiada no mllee. Save laOO. Brunner’a, ymir am_ sendee, MI 8-0848, JA 8-0108. StoiBf* SO START PAYING TR 8-1447, TR 8-7077, TR 6-9992. K — MANCHESTER SUBURB-8 Priced right. J .'D .. RealCy, ^ years she has lectured in the field Other tovvna .in t o district are XiOST-AHlOWN and wMte OolUo Lerk dealer, TaleottvUle. ,Plealease ask for Augustine Kamlen- BROWN A SHARP automattc screw TRICYCLE, rocking horse, two Peart St., 30 8-7886. , room Cape, 1 year old. Immacu 9-8840, MI 8-1637, Horace L. Miller. 5(), of 44 Mar of social hygiene. She la a graduate oomnmnt and drove off ahortly JAN. 15, 1960 AND A b a r g a i n shall Rd., was fined fi03 for driv- aftertaud, preaumably to t o aeii'a Somers. Union, BlUngton, Tbllaiid, piqi^. can IP XWS8- , skl. AU8TIN.A. CHAMBERS Ob. Local- machine setm eperator. Tbqiev- auito, all slse elothsa, qirtahia, ^ÂRTMENT —4 rooms, pantry, I late condition. Fireplace, alumi of Wellesley College and Cornell WlUtngton, B o lto t-O o v e n to , Aa> 1688 FORD 6, standard shift, rddloi. lenced'cidy. Stocenent oamriunlty bedspread sets, etc. 30 9-8489. lUjOM WITH parking cloae to num combination doors tad win MANCRESTER--7-room Dutch co Ing while Intoxicated. home.. moving, packing, storage. Low WANTED restaurant and buses, board If de- bath, ^veranda, hast and hot Ranch,inch, built 19871987, 33 foot living UplvOrslty Medical CioHege. 'dever, Aahford, Seuth tolndsor^ NCmCE n HlBIdlBT given that heater, Only 866 doWn. Benk M A M RUBBISH removal features rate on long distance moves to for qnallfled applicant.. No . tele- water, puking. AttrSotlvely tar dows. Over 1 acre land. mort lonial with 8-tar garage on 100x160 . Anne Entenberg of Bronx, N. Devotions will be conducted tiy Howard Aiken ate left three terftu. Briimner's, Taicbttvtne. full-time commercial, Industrial, FOR SALE—HO train set RELIABLE,, HONEST PERSON Mred. 88 weekly. 68 Union S t or. room1 , fireplace, 8 bedrooma, -l^ Y., forflelted a $25 bond for illegal ehUdreti. Olutonbury, and llartbeiedgli. Paaa Book No. W I6T4. iMoed by 48 states, w 8-5187. lAone citila. Dean Machine Prod TO TAKE OVER nished desirable neighborhood, baths.8, modern 10x10 kitchenj walk- gage mw be assumed.' R: P. foot lot. Choice neighborhood. tho'bhapel by Mrs, Bertha Borstnf Thk Skvliiga Bank , of Mancheater residential, service. Attica, cel- ucts, Inc-,,.186 Adams St. power pack for multi]^ qperatii phone MI.9-2469, Dimock <%.,,30 9-5248 or Barbara Belfiore Agency, 30 3-8131. lane changing. Two Judges will be iarimuil to * has been lost and ai^ckUoH.haB 1164 PONTIAC Starchlef hardtop, lan , yards, burnirig barrels, card MI 8-4953. UNPAID BALANCE near Main 8 t^ 3 bua lines, out baaeinent, city utiUtlea and Uto Lucy Spencer Group. the e lr m t .... "^1 MANCHhlSTER Moving and,Truek- MONTHLY. PAY3(ENT8 . COHOÔRTABLB room, quiet re churches'and paak References. 66, ■ewer, large wooded lot 9ox9D0, Woods. 361 9-7702. ______.j . Tha court nplled chargefi of Two End Coroner Votet. been niade to said oamk for nay- radio, heater, hydramatic, extra board drums, snow plowing (side ihg Company. Local and die* CHR1ST3(A8 BONUS FOR MANCJHESTER — Ctomplelely In* violation of rules of the road Hebron and CoIiunWa are iuWite ■olid. See this one today. No walks). Ml 9-0767. LIFE INSURANCE MEN 61A79 fined private home, near Center, Chesthut Street. 'Ml 9-4446. near school and shopping, 88 LAKE. STREET—7 room (3o- aulated 6 room cape, wooded lot; Coventry, waa noUed...Hart waa nent ef the amount of dsposif. . tancs moving, packing ahd frtor- 378 GALLON OIL tank and fittihga, 8 CDMPLBTB - agaihat'' Rudolf Reich, 67, of 57 towns 1(1 tha 11th OtaWet'wMn money doiwn. Brunner's topjjp ^rauvgrade ...... II II Now la the time to give yourself j X free-^ parking. MI 9-7410. mortgage available or at' $17,700 lonial, 1(4 baths, screened porch, recreation rbom, central location, charged with' poeseeefon of ob Chicago — The Council ef Stata will have aeariona aF ,y*K toai Open till HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov age. Regular aervic# throughout 838. 3 0 8-4706. R003I8 OF FURNITURB -REED STREET-!-8% room heated exceUent financing can be arr Lawrence St., Rockville, and alro r 6A6. Fill up today, New England Statea and Florida. and your family « an excellent attached garage, beautifully 'and- only $11,900. BblfloM -Agency, 30 nolied charges o f aaiwuU, breach scene literature end drawings .but Oovemmeiita reports that Iowa KllUngly,; fiFindb^ and Flato Saturday tUl 8. ' ■I cellars, and attics cleaned. Christmas Bonus; A Oeharal Agen Beautiful WestlngbouSe Elec. apartment in residential area of ranged. Out of state owner must and Oregon will atop eledUng A a a o a a t m m ^ r 3 0 8-6663. TWO f u r n is h e d rooms With ■caped' tot, 103x812, Immediate S-8131’. ^ of peace, and resisting arrest' Prosecutor Johfi N. Lombardo field. Ashes, papers, all fUbUsh, Harold cy of your own. We have career op Refrigerator RockvlUei)' 18 minutes to Hartford have action. Will consider any rea occupancy. Marion E. Robertaon, coronera Uy te* end o f 1960. Laws 1686 OLDSMOBILB,- 3-door^ hard-, Hoar, MI 6-40H. CHILD’S VierrROLA, exeeUent Beautiful Bedroom Suite kitchen privileges. 3 0 SAI41, ■ bridges.'ample parking, atove and sonable offer. MI S-8722. against Thomas J. Tracy, 37, o f 64 ■aid'lnveatigation showed the me- The court syetam. using te 160 WA8S->l0e DRT-Do It yotir- portunities In many areas of the conditioh. Call 30 8-4670. Broker, 3 0 8-5988. ‘ Walnut St. ' enacted this, year provide for t o top, whitewall Jtires. radio, neater,' PrtntHii**—Pagw H ig East, iahd will finance you and as Beautiful liv in g Ro Lady Self-Service sist you in every poasibls WXy. If BOY’S H(XaCET skates. M e 4, Beautiful Dbiette Set ' ___ _ GLASTONBURY. Manchester Rd. County guperviaors in Iowa a ^ tha 1959. Oaneral Aaaambty to 81,880. Call PI 3 - ( ^ . ______Reasonable nt:a.,eaU PI 3-7868 EXTERIOR AND interior painting Beautiful ”^Luxe' Range A iM utm eiite— Ffakte— rooms, one-csr garage, steam —Seven room cape,' all brick, 2 recommendation of Thomas, who would'âve. leplaea tha atata’a 380-yetr,dld Laundry, 11 Maple St.^______" and ânerhanglng. Wallpaper you are diaaatisflea with your, pres Child’s Mack figure akates, Mm 8. heat, good *location. fu*st time on ■aid that, in the case of Reich, the the adbignment of coroner duties between 1:80-4*36 or any time ent potential, Write Mr. Smart, Instead of. Weatinghouae Flee. IV n e n e n te ^ 63 unflsiahed, attached garage. % INDUSTRIAL LANIV-East Hart , Phllk) A . DuPont Jr., 16, o f JM omunidpal rouH setup. 1686 R A M B L ^ 6 Station wagon, Saturday Or Sunday books. Guaranteed werkmantoip. like new. 3fl 9-0863. FOUR R(X)M apartment for rent. market, buUt in 1029. Priced to ford. 2 adjoining lota in induatrtal litigation la more a civil than a Love Lane, had a charge of fol to-the existlhg county or dlatriet TOUR PRIBflDLT ElectrOlux 4 door, radio; heater. Priced for a Eistem Director ot Agencies, Bene Refrigerator If you prefer acre lot, recreation room. Priced health office Ip Oregon, except in Whan it heeomaa effaettva. It Man baa world's only fully autOr. Beakbhable rates. Fully insured. Ruga, L anm , Tables, Linoleum GARDEN APARTBIEN’n Four 3 0 )8-«10.g-______aell, $18,900. Philbrick Agency, MI to Sell. J. D. Reklty, 3 0 9-8640, zone. Reasonable. Tongren, Brok criminal matter. In Tracy’a case, lowing too closely dleniteed. quick 8*1*^ It’s like new, Bnm- RADIO-TV REPAlHS, any maka- Fast and courteous aervice. Leo ficial Standard life , 43 8. iBth St.. IDEAL RUG MAKERS’ flfto-Strtp rooms, heat, hot water and park 0-8484. t o ooOnty covering Portlehd. In will ellmlnata 66 mtuiclpal eourta, mktle claaner to show you.' Mso Philadelphia, Pa., f. sind Asylum Ave., indert, Just like new. Only 4.000 RETIRED 3CAN With background IDEAL GIFT for Xmas—Ford gum Available Nov. 15. 3 0 8-0067. 9-7820. 3CANCHESTER—Naw 7 room co- mUea. Save 6800. Only $200 doWn, TREES- PRUNED, trimmed, re- of business administration and balls, 100 to a box. fit a^ gum Ilonial with breezeway . and ga $10,000 • $13,000 price bracket. about an hour after 3(lehael Mag- dta, waa acquitted of a charge of HaitfordT Work 8-4;8d. MI 6-8485 ELECTRONICS Ih two evenings OLENWOOD combination gSs and / ’R-(X)3fr)rnONED S-room office. nello o f West Hartford reported Lota o f ihopplng to doT B sN in d A i/'l B quoat MoMnr F u H ajfter8A0. cash or trade. Low bank terms. moved. 3 0 3-2S94. weekly we can |uch you Blee- selling would like work; either bank-o-mstic. Exclusive. Call 30 Ml stove, very reasonable. Call 98 W. MIDDLE TFira.—4% room 810,900^WEBT BIDE, 3 bedrbqm rage, built-in oven and range, 4 Either 'ranch or cape. Get results, IMUMing a standing school bus. Brunner’s, your . Lark dealer, Tal- 8-4721. ' 100% Main Street location P u k bedrooms, 1(4 baths, fireplace, list with E. E. Bushey,. Real Es hia car stolen from the Parkade. may give yon eaah toy holiday shopping . . . pha cash f a t tronics-Radio-TV. Evetring claaa whMe or part-time. Addreas.’ Ac 3 0 9-6089. duplex^ heat, hot water, elecMc ing. Marlow’s, 667 Main St ranch beautiful trees, near bus. cottvllle. staita Dec. 8. Chine in, wrUe; or tive, P.O. Box 804, $ Manchester, stove and refrigerator, garage, abopping, Carlton W. Hutchina, 3 0 formal dining room, half acre lot. tate, 3(1 9-2083. ../ Morneau spotted the car at a l e f b w r biUa... plua Inianational Cradit Cdrd to apply t o Homeliold Services phone JAckson 6-8406 for free Cqnn. $104 miHithly. Call 3 0 8-3'r88 te- LARGE STORE at 26 Birch Street. 9-SIS2. Immediate occupancy, $21,000. 3(1 Broad St. filling atation. All the axtra eaah a$ any o6 ItOO lean oflteea! Phone (e d ^ / AotOENMlaa far flala 4 1947 CADILLAC, 4-door sedan, Building Matertela 47 CARRIAGE, high chair, crib and fore 6 p.m. 3-4836, Wealey vancour. Broker. ARB YOU CONSIDBRING youths were questioned regardihg radio, heater, automatic trans- Offered 13-A circular. "Leam-by-dolng” «t Con Apply. Marlow’ s, 867 Main St. Near SBULINGi TOUR PROPERTY? Police Arrests uawiSli to 'wia u aaete iiteieaae iewieit necticut’s oldest electronics CARPENTER, painter, paper hang mattreas, 83!5,. ^11 3 0 9-3696. Main St, Parking. SEVEi^ ROOMS tha theft, police aaid, and finally OLDEIt CARS, ineeiiaatea miiwlon. whitewalls, best offer DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com ing, asphalt and plastic tile setter. WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST TWO ROOM heated apartment, WEST BTREET—4(4 room single, We win appraise your property warrants were Issued for Scruton IN MAIN iT .. 3imI FI,, Ovtr W aihiwtt’a. MANCHItTfIt takes ^ 3 0 8-0361. school. New England TechnleiU \ clals, fhtit youitelf cafa, always pany doors and windows, custom Institute, 86 Union Place, Hart- CH 6-4439. BEN HUR UPRIGHT freezer, holds stove Mid refrigerator furnishedr SMALL OFFICE for rent. State Full basement, hot water oil heat, pleasant kitchen with dining area, free and without any obligation. We and Oleeson; . Stephen Tarm. 44, of Hartford, ailleiMM 8 4 W • t o t e t o v n NMkteW a good aetocticsi. Look behind our 1x13 Sheathing, 8000’ 8 months supply. Used 8 months. MI 8-8860. living room with fireplace, sun- also buy property for cash. OriN THUMb*? IVININOS UMTH I SAL 1688 RA3fBLER 6, station wagon, work guaranteed- Call collect Wll fM, fully furniêd hmuY- tion windows and doors, large lot, excellent condition throughout, downtown department store and NEED A CAR had your credit CISM condition. 30 9*3448. Dogs—Birds—Pete' 41 STANLEY BRAY, Realtor In Jail on a charge of intoxicatlOh. WEAVING of buma, moth holes technique, ear training and Im Ceiling Tile * 11c 8q. Ft. ment, 3 bedroom, centrally lo 8,100 SQUARE Met floor 'space for excellent condition throughout. nicely landscaped yard, shade was- charged with theft o f' goods turned tiowal OB down pay BLAQjf LABRADOR Retriever, fe HOTPOINT electric range, 8 years cated, heat included, 8M ' Mr , - MI 3:6273 and torii clothing, hosiery runs, provisation. CaU 3 0 8-8781, BU Mahogany Econo Panel Ito 8q. Ft. storoge or light manufacturing. trees, garage with patio. S. A. . Satorfiay Caeee ment? Had a repoeaearioet? Don't handbags repaired, slpper re male, 4 ntoiithq, ARC, champion 'Md. Good, condition, 878. 3 0 9-1471; month. Call 3 0 e-6808. Will rent part. MI 94919 between Call owner. MI 9-7820 after 4. Beechler, RealtoTg- M l '3-6TO9, 3(1 exposed for sale. Police said Yarm |ive up! Honest Dooglaa, get 1981 FORD,. 4-door, Fordomatle, 94588. Knotty Pine Econo ■ Howard FhllUtie, 46, o f no Cer was caught making off with a 868, 3 0 8-8083 after 8 p.m. placement, umbrellaa repaired, ship blood llnea 30 0-3009. 8-7. 9-8952. towdowB en the lowriat men's ehirt collars reversed and Panel 14c Sq. Ft. HUGE BRK3C 5 room ranch, 2 Legal N otice tain addreae, ..and Richard J. Shea, number of small articles with a to Bonda—Gtoaui Mortgaitoa 81 Mosictl tiutramellte 53 FIVE ROOM duplex for rent. 'ClUl P I N A N C e C O . amalleat payments anywhere, 1680 CHEVROLET- 3-door sedan, replaced, kterlow’e, Little Mend Disappearing Stairways 838.95 Ea. LARGE S 'l ^ l ! —203 North Main baths double garage, 2 acres 3IANCHESTER—Excellent 6 room 32, of. 613 Main St:,'heard 'charges ta l value of $5.39; ; v . wotot a small loan or fbianee com- Ponltry and Supplies 43 3 0 9-3420. St.. 'l8x75,'New modetn front, good plus, high elevation. Make offer. colonial, fireplace, large formal of breach of peace noiled late Yarm posted 660 bond for court 0 11W. ■aMartoiei-swKWscc an- ' radio, heater, nhw snowcapar Ing Shop.: ^ ■ DdPROVE YOUR credit A multi 4x8 Plyacore 896 per M’ ESTBY CONSOLE chord organs— AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held ■a..Douglas Motors, 833 business center. $85 monthly, ’ Carlton W. Hutchins. 3 0 9-8132. dining room-, beautiful kitchen, *t Manchester, wlthlii and for tbs Saturday. Tiie two were accused appearance Jan. 9. motor rebuilt, almost new. PI FLAT FINISH HoUand window tude of monthly payments Inay be BROAD BREASTED bronse tur Natural Shakes $10 per Sq. only $199, full size cabinet, full size agency- 3-6288. lumped into one second mortgage specialize in rentals, of all kinds. screened- porch, garage. Situated District or Manchester, on the 4th day of flght&ig with Raymond Mo' Eberhard O. Musiol of 34 Stark* ahadee. made -to measure. All keys. fresh killed and fresh fros- Window Blinds, From $8.98 per Pr; ' keys, never heeds tuning, electric, BOLTON—Birch. Mountain Road on double lot in choice location. of, December, 1969. dean, 32, of 17 G om an Pi. in WANTED — G tou 'u sed ears. W f with payments of only $38.38 for en. Alsd pigeons and Beagles. 188 world famous by Bstoy. Come In Call J. D. Realty. 30 9-8640, eve Extension^ 6 room cape, 4 fin Present, Hon. Jghn J. Wallett. Jadge. weather St. wae-arrested .early to metal Venetian blinds at a new Pegbosrd - 13c Sq. Ft. HoOacaL tor'Rent AS Owner has other commitment, (Jenter Jfterk. Modean didn’t fare day for passing a red light and is buy, trade down or trade any tow price. Keys made while you each 61,000 you need. Dial CH Rlllstowh Rdf, Manchester. ahd tty it or, call for dembnstra- nings 3 0 8-1637. ished. fireplace, large cabinet ■Estate of Henry Martin yon Hone,, thing. Douglas M tdm . 888 Mato. 6-8897 and ask Frank Burke or, Hon, Easy terihs. Melody Music therefore will accept reasonable late of Manchester, in said District de as well aa the others and was g lv due in court Saturday. Tnllsrg «9, at two o'clock, after David Lawie, 16, of 179 Birch non lot.. Anxious to sell. Top con stanig'like* new, 67. Call 30 9-6373 Finest of home tnrgans. Lifetime , two-story house, with -.com noon at the Probate Office in the Mu St.. 4^ aenteneed on thee chargee 1967 FORD .Falriaac. 600 cooverti- dttion. Refainnable. Make offer. TR Bnsihesa Opportunities 82 weekends and- e'ltenings. FOR RENT—6' room duplex, oU 20 WILLARD RD.—6 room cape, nicipal Building In said Manchester, be TV SER^CE — Potterion'a aU NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. enjoymMit. Dubaldo Music Cen FOUR ROOM house for rent. 48 bination .aluminum storms, new 1(4 baths, * modern kitchen; 2 butrâd two more eentinued to Ue, automatic transmisslDn with ■8*3318. makes. Highest duality guaranteed ter^ 186 W. Middle Y^ke, Call 30 heat, excellent condition. Central and the same Ta assigned for a hearing STORRS—Restaurant buMnesa and DRY OAK. wood, cut fireplace and 881 STATE STREET,-)r Essex St., 890 per month. 30 heating system, oil hot water largq cedar closets, full base on the allowance Of said administration Dec. 30 to await negotiation with ver atearlng, white with black work and parts, over 47 years’ ex . equipment. $100 month rent. Muid NORTH HAVEN, CONN. 9-6308. location. Write Box V, Herald, 3-8548. Stainless SMsl In excellent account with eaid estate, ascdrtalnment O.480.0. 3 0 ,9-1791. perience. Famous for aervice since ■tova length, $10. per load de- ment,. outaide hatchway, lightning of heirs and order of distribution, and the Juvenile cou rt fam ON K Mi 3-I1f1 ^ sell due to health. Agent, Coven' llveredTPl 2-7886. CHestmit 8-3147 conditioh. .Easily converted to two rods, condition of pronertv excel Lewie was fined |t6 tor driving 1981. lône 30 9-4587 for beW try, PI 3-8S85. MELODIORAND 64 note Spinet LOVELY 5 ROOM cape, oil hot apartments.' Priced to sell, $18,J'' thi4 Court directs that notice of the 1904 PLYMOUTH station wagon, 6 Aoto Drtvmg School 7?A piano and bench, mîle or ma lent. $16,800. Philbrick Agency. time and place assigned for said bear without a lioenac, 10 for driving rltoder. standard ahlft, very service. CEDAR (kjOTHES-^Line p o l^ In water heat. Ideal location near Good financing. J. D. Realty, 3 0 9-8464. ing be given to ail persons known to " e ' Dfamond»—Watdie hogany, $414.96 value for $369.00. Center. Call 3 0 9-4416. 9-8840, evenings kO 8-1637, be interested therein to appear and he without insurance; a charge of OPEN TILL 9 Sean. Full price 6860. No money MORTLOCR’S Manehestef’a lead- Rclp Wanted— Pemate 36 stalled. Fireplace and. furnace Watkins Bros., Inc , 985 Main “St. e ALUMINUM 8IDIN0 heard thereon by publishing a copy. Of failure: to carry a registration down. Brunner’s, TaleottvUle. tag driving school. Three aklU i, mONING PILED ■ UP? 'Call 30 wood delivered. Used chain aaw. J ew eb Y 48 INSTALLED NEW. LîsfiNG this order in some newspaper having was noUed. The charges which 30 9-1888. TH03(A8 ORGANS have percus MANCHESTER AREA a circulation In said District,, at least courteous Instructors. Class - room 9-6118. ' f NEW-HOME SnbnilMui lor Rent. 66 five days before the day of said hear were continued are' delivering li tostructiana for I6, 17 year olds. CLERK-TYPIST LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re- sion, No need to'pay extra, when CONSTRUCTION $ 8,800 Mancheater older 6. -room Extremely immaculate 6(4 room GAS FURNACES. 88,000 BTU rat pMrs, adjusts watdies expertly home, almost new oil hot water cape with wooded 180 foot lot. ing. and by mailing,on or before De quor to a minor and taking a mo Teimhons Mr. Morilock, Director personnel Department has an you get a Thomas. Jdnssen and e RECREATION ROOMS COVENTRY—4 room cottage, fur* cember 7, 19S9. by certified mail, a Classic ConvarHbla U IMvsr'Education. 30 0-7898. Batldlng— cantnuttnc .14 Ing, $190 delivered while they Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday iJBSter, Betsy Ross "spinet pianos. furnace. Bus line, privacy. 480 4(4% mortgage. Must tiefinitel y be copy of this order to Edward Von Hone,' tor 'vtaicle without the owner’s opening for an experienced clerk- Isai, 3 0 9,4749. e GARAGES, PORCHES, ~ nished. Dec. 8 to June 1. PI J6S Eldridge St.. Manchester Conn., permiaziofi. thru Saturday/ Thuraday evenings. Band inslrumsnts, sheet music, . DOR3IERS ft. frontage. seeh Inside and out. Early occupan- typist. Position requires a neat ap 130 Spruce Street. 30 9-4887. 3-7688. $10,900 — Asking T Manchester 4 cy. •. . — Adminlstralor of the estate of August The liquor charge stems from SNOW BLOWERS — Toro power methods and aong. folios. Ward e 003IFLETE YOUR Snd Von Hone. ANY KIND of carpentry and caU pearing womah with goOd typing room ranch, plastered wails, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. an incidebt Nqv. 17 when a 15- riet work done. Honest and ralla< ability. Some facility/ in Miorthud handle,' -, push or aelf-prapellsd. Musiq: Stores; 69 Summer Sk Open FLOOR AREA Pf6(Hy I mbroidory! evenings till 9 p.m. > Plenty of Wanted to Rent 68 city water and sewers, Gas. year-*old'girl was found intoxicated W cisM ilO cH siits ble workmanship. Call Roacoe helpful. Modem <^ce, exeelli Reo Snowbird and Bolens. Capi Foci gnd Feed 49*A Bus line. WILLIAM E. BELFIORE tol: Equipment C o .' 88 Main St. free parking, .j- ______C A lii ... AT A COURT.; OF PROBATE, held at Nathan Hale School after a re Thompson.'*30 8-1898 for esti benefit program. Write Clerk-Typ GARAGE WANTED, vicinity of $13,300 Andover Lake ~ 6 room at Manchester, within and for the cess period. Lewie is aecuaed of it •oty today••• mates. ist, P.O. Box 1812, Hartford, stat BO 8-7958. FOR SALE— Seasoned - HardWood Cape. 4 posaible bedrooma. . A G E N C Y District of Manchester.' on the 4lh day ing education, work history and for furnaces, fireplaces, or atpve. Center. Call after 8 p.m., 30 of December, A.D. 1969. giving her the liquor. IDEAL XMAS glfts^New Colum Wanted—-To Bay 58 R. E. MILLER 3-6144. Newly painted. 68x395 lot. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. A companion caae, that of Bruce WBNNEROREN BROS. Builders. salary desired, Olglio Bros., Route 44A, BOltoh, ■ , MI 3-5121 Estate of Efmats Reiser, late of Man bia Ucyoles or good rebuilt ones. T t i. KH 9 -1 4 2 1 . Drilled .well. Hart 17, of Ridgewood Tra.Jl, Dormers, additions, alterations 3 0 8-8801. WANTED—Set ef Encyclopedias, ^$12,900— Bolton — 16 cares, large chester In said district, deceased. etc, Call 30 9-3164. A large aelection. 'life Bike. Shop, one maple boMccase. one' maple Upon anpltcation of Bernhard Schulz 387 Spruce St. Between Eldridge SEASONED hardwood for sale. Cut WANTED — Two-car . garage In brook, 4-room Ranch. Pony LYNCH DRIVE praying for the appoiiftment of tom- a(udsnt’s desk. 30 9-9683. Manchester. (Jalj 3 0 9-4113. barn. misaioners to receive and decide upon BID WELL HOXtE Improvemen and.Pchool. for fireplace or furnace. $10 load. Opposite Buckley School on Ver his disallowed claim against sSld es Co. .Alterations, additions ga LEGAL SECRETARY 30 8-6183. $18,900—Hebron near Bolton. $1,600 tate. it is . 6 BEAUTIFUL wooden wall shelves " assumes present FHA 8% % non St. — New ranch home.s with JJIdM IIM PELOXE URK rages. Rpoftng and Mdlng experts. three bedrooms. ttlSv,baths, living ORDERED: That the foregoing ap NOTICE Aluminum elapbbarda a specialty. In 8 foot sections, excellent for BosineM Property for Sale 70 mortgage, 1 year old 2V4 room plication bn heard and determined at ' Write-'"rf . Box A, Herald ■ room with ptaeled walla, kitchen the Probate office in Manchester in aaid Punsuant to the provisions of SViih heater, dadnateK. ■nderooatteg. b ig atr cton a r, a t o Unexcelled workmanship, Eaay ' garage or basement: Priced t o Fertillxera 50-A BOLTON NOTCH AREA Ranch, all the extras plug fire (Jhaptar 647 of the General. Stat r e t , apara tin . electric tripsi*. -sell. Also 18 fqot by 8 foot maple I n v e s t m e i^t p r o p e r t y place and basement garage. with separate dining, area. Com District, on the 15th day of December, budget terms. -30 9-6498 or .*IK Stating Experience- bination windows, inter-cbm and A.D. -1969; at ten o'clock in the' fore utes, notice it riven that Preferred' 5-9109. top display, or .wrapping counter. 8-room ranch on 1 acre lot, well landscaped, large UvUig.rooiii, Immediate occupanmy. noon. a;id that notice be„given to all Finance ' Co. uie. of Manchester c l e a n c o w pianure, $8 and 810 SrepIsM, tall'basement, garage. Have several pieces of exceUent big.wooded lots. Mortgage assump persons Interested in said estate of the Call at 161 Center St., or 30 $14,900 Andover.' .$1,900 assumes proposes to file an appliriition with ALL TYPES of carpentry work h: 9-7258. ' loads. 3 0 9-8731, 3 0 8-7804. Income property. For further In 4(4% mortgage,-8 room ranch. tion poaaible. ’*• ' pendency of said application and the Full EDCPERIENC^ girl for coimter 10% DOWN—28 YEARS TO PAY time and place of hearing thereon, by the Banking Commlaaion of Con done. Alterations, dormera, roof formation pleaise call Attached garage, plastered publishing a copy of this order In some necticut for a licenm to conduct a ing, porches, etc. Call Mi 9-6981. and grill work. Homer’s Luncheon TWO OVERHEAD garage doors, 7 $ 1 4 , 9 0 0 walls, aluminum . oombina- T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor newspaper having a circulation In said Priee ette. 3 0 9-8386. foof 6 Inches vHde by 7 foot 6 Homehold Goods 51 district, at least five days before the ■mail loan bûilnees at 963 Main 6 1 8 S8 J. d : r e a l t y . tlons,. amealte drive;- large lot. MI 3-1577 Ad d it io n s ,’ remodeling, recrea day of said-hearing, .to appear if thsy Street, Manchester, (Jonnscticut. Inches K«h, Including track and AUTOMATIC zigzag sewing >m s: . New large 8-bedroom reach, combination storms, large kiteheo, dead end street, Immediate oc see cause at said time and place and be Tlte pffleers and Directors of the ONLY $t8 DOWN—LOW PAYM M ^ tion rooms, .porches. All types of air hardware, excellent crnidltion. m i 9-8640 ' , • cupancy. MANCHESTER—88 Essex St. Old- heard relative thereto, and make re to*s homo hodtind caijen try work. Best workman- WANTED -B aby Miter, days. Call chine.' Only- 875. 1W11 tsks ,$8 dining area, large living room, fireplace, tall basement, garage, 1 turn- to this .cburti and bv mailing on corporation ana: C. I. Bean—Pres <3a« at 161 Center St., or 30 ■ere eorner lot. $15,600 Coventry near' 44 A—Older e f 7 room single with garage in ahip. Call 30 9-4291. MI 3-1988. 9-7386. weekly. 3 0 8-3940. . ; or before December 7. 1959. by certi ident and Director, N. - J. Herbert o u f w q y l Evenings MI 3-1637 large 7 room cape. Large- basement; Hot water heat. Avail fied mall, a copy o f , thls'7 order, to Jr.—-Vice Prerideht and Director, i m ms l f 5 4 MAIDSÂ-l New York homM. LlVe 16^ DOWN—36 YEARS TO PAl^ glassed in porch. 'TWo-car ,a - able tor occupancy in two weeks. Bemhprd Schulz.- 219 School Bt.. Usn- ... * USED TOTS — Pedal type fire MANCHESTER-Diner with a 8- $9,800. 3 0 8-4838. Westoy Vancour, chesfer. Conn.; I/ouise vittner. admin Wilbur A. Bean—Treasurer and P O N T IA C WiLLYS Roonng—(fidlnc 16 In. To 8230 monthly. Free room, $ 1 7 , 5 0 0 rage. Brook. 386x300 lot. istratrix c.t.a., c/o William J. Penn, Director. F. J. Hitebner—Secre You get premium qnality p o M i a c truck, pedal type tractor, rocking yesr lease and -4 apartments all $16,800—Bolton Center Rd. Owner Broker, SCDAN Statlea Wagon board; fare advanced. Write Oem horse, toy {Monograph. Also Atty;,' 526'Mnin'Sf.. Hartford Conn. tary Aei’t Treasurer and Director, MoMlheat with R T-96. . . t o Agency, 88 Lincoln, - . Roalyn rented. 8868 income per month. On anxious; 7 rooiha, S or- 4 bed JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. most eoatpletely eCeetivs tael N A m O P OOUOHUN ROOFING Company, 'Thayer baby carriage, playpen. WRIGHT Y-reom Cape, large lot, l y , baths, firqplaee; 'talt tiaseoieiit, f* - Main Btrast.'For further Informa 5(4 R(X)M RANCH, 3 , bedrooms, and Helen Simone—Âaa’t Secre ^ V e ry d e a n Heights, N. Y. rooms, separate dining room, tary. • ofl additive in use today. And Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- Bendix Economat Waaher, All In MOTOR SALES rage, combination storms, emesite drive. '* )> tion caU Philbrick Agency, 30 plenty of atorue space, at large kitchen with diping krea, C A I T A M N A ' asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, BILLS! BIILS! BILLS! If It looks good condition. 30 9-|1870.- 9-8464. tached ga ra ge. IVell landscaped ceramic bath, to settle estate any The rate o f intetaat to be charged . you get premium seiviM- An^ * 5 9 9 1188 Middle Tnniplke East H 6 ,9 0 0 ia% DOWN—$5 YEARS TO PAY ^ reasonable offer will be consid ia three per cent j^r month on that tomatie deliveriee , a bal- ’ galvanised or copper gutters and bad now, it may be worpe by lot, amesite drive. Invitation■4 . . to Bid Only 68b Dewn SiN H rp, leaders. MI 3-7707. ■ \ . Christmas. Housewiveg can help M I9-S8T8. $17,900 Builder’s loea. Parkway ered. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor,'30 Seal'eti bids will be received at part of the unpaid principal bal': aaced payment jdan and many »345 BOY’S 34” ’ reconditioned bicycle.' Honsw roPBftle 72 3-6969 or MI 9-8952,. " ' ance of any Io m not in excess of meet this pressing problem te (Jan be seen at 48 Delmoht St. . (4-mlla.‘ Tolland. '/Srge 7 room .the Office o f the General Manager, ■ other extras designed to make RCXIFING,’ SIDING, painting. Car selling 'Avon Cosmetics, Amer • USED C A R S ' ■pllt. I ’/i baths, high elevation. 41 Center Street, Manchester, one hundred doUan, and two per home besting rMfly Miy.. pentry. Alteraticma and additions. 6-room i , t-acre wooded lot, ,24 ft.'Ifvtng.-room. flreptaoSk La r g e , t h r e e bedroom raijch ON . 2 AGRE:S-'-$12,000. 6 room cent per month on that part o f the ica’s’finest product, in a territoty GIFTS T- r e a s o n a b l e ; Dollies, ■ Among nice homes. Cohn., until December 10, 1969 at Collinslings.; “Workmanahto ‘ guarsh- IOUGHT,«m4 SOLD tall gsjrage, comMnatton atorn^ araeslte drive. with attached' garage Ahd tail ranch, bpilt 1958, garage, cellar. unpaid principal balance in excess ’C A RAMBIsER ONLY $149 close to their home. Only 2-8 hours aprons, ;TUgs. handkerchiefs, shop basement. L a s te d Hi beautiful $19,-000 Bolton Route 8—Large 8 Carlton W. Jlutchlns, 3 0 '9-5132. 2:00 P.3L for one Tractor, Intap teed. A. A. Dion, In/c., 399 Automn s day will earn you 130 to $30 a room Cape, plastered walls, national (Jub Lo-Boy or equal. of one hundred-dollars but not in 4 DO¥fN S t 30 84800. ping bags, cost hangers, mittens, ^FENORoiid ^ SMALL DOV^ p a y m e n t . Tamarack Rills with txitatandlng exeau of' three hundred dpllare. Mobilheat 99 U V -DOOR SKDAjN week. Call CH 7-4137. beoteesf bibs. 30'8-7683. convenience to .school, hhopping 100x400 1ot.- LAN(JASTKR R O A D ;~A 7 room Bid forms and specifications are BODY REPAIRS ’ 236,800.EaUon..^.„Lu|:a available at the .Controller's Of- and three-fourths ef one pgr cent RAY’S ROOWNG CO., shingle and and trswel.v; iftidee fxeiM .Dutch: colonial hhme..wlth i . bed-, par*. m anth-i»-.»liy- reraaindee 4L 8i 99 built-in roofs, gutter and conduc Help ânted^M ale. 88 igdAS TREES-W holesals. See • C A l P A i ^ trahaferrlng to Omcago. - Eatate- ' Ranch. 3, n'repiaces tad a c rooms, 1 (4 'baths;, fireplace, cop.- ^ ce, ‘ fi'tJtaFer'flfeceatrHafiOT 134-341^ sale’s .'representative at the Shop- 8 MILES TO MANCHESI^ room ranch with bsssment ga tJonn. . . leh unpaid principal balance T W R iW U R K V ^ tor work: roof, chimney repairs. like grounds In tine heifbborhood. per plumbing, oil heat and Permanent eapital of at least ■tee Ray Hagenow, MI ’'9-2214; Ray RtXJKVLLLE--. Part-time Janitor, jhng Psrkade or call. 30 8^3817 Next to Bolton Town Line Cuatom-built in 1886, mpt'quality rage, separate 3-oar gitra^/ 3 etc. Quick sale prioe,^ $18,000. Town o f Manchester, Conn. Take, your choice of" the several must 'be honest and reliable. CaU eventhgs. 10-M «n Coloalal, good condition, 8 fireplaero, v e ^ large Uvtfig acrei. 2 driveways. ' ■ Richard Martin, General 626.000.00 wU) b« avaUabie t o In Jackson. ML 3-832S. throughollt. Taatefully derorated ' Robert J. Smith, Inc., MI 9-5241. vestment In Uie' butlneas. No other At Murrain Prices versiofU of thU vihiwtlto'idAssio; C a^re the lieauty of lovebirds TR 5-7081, 3 0 8'-?61'4. room. Exelnsive.aree. 6% mortgage. 63,(HM) down. ' with Philtelne manogaaF^te"*- Manager' GRKN STAMPS O r QUike them aU.' For every , sea- X BOLTON AND VICINITY MAN(JHE»rnCR-Seeing ia. believ Advt. No. 189 - bueineaa w ill he maintained In the with an embroidered panel,, aprdri Rdoflng am! Ctaimnejv 16-A FREE LANCE bommercisi artist . Sensibly priced at 617,600 m i" eame office. III I ill I ii _ ^11 I I ONi STATI^ WAOON - ■ w or linens fpr "year 'round enjoy excellent financing available, .Building lots j^d Land;Tracts. ing and here are two sparkling for sketch rendering. DiSplay- • SEPTIC TANKS 2 MILES FROM PARKWAY .. Ckpaa. One with 6 flnitaed rooma, Upon favorable actp; of the ONI 4-DOQK SlDAN -No. 6396 Is in sucs l2tk, 1 4 4 , ment". These ere lovely Items to ROOFING —Speciallting rraairlng craft, 14 High St. M L8-0117.------details which apply to you call — Banking CommiaaloB on its appli 184. 164. 804. 2 34 . 244. 264- keep or- gift-give!: SEPTIQTMIKS CLEANED Md OTSTALLED - 9-1378, RiteelL . F. Broderick, LAWRENCE F. FIANOv the other with 5 finished full shed NOTICE Bust 33 tp 47. Sice 14 4 . 35 bust, rqofs 'of all kinds. New roots, gut-, AND 'f t New *-room ranch; 2-car garage, aituated op S-acre pine troed Broker; ' Paul P. Piano Ml 8-0458 dormer and gal-age. Madeline cation, appUeant intends to. pur ■Pattern- No. ' 2636 has apron ter work,, chimneys cleaned, re HELP*' WANTED—Carpenter'C a i^ t e r ahd t. high .elevation with vleW of beautiful river, large ll^ g room TOWN OF COVENTRY chase air the outstantog assets MORIARTir nnulret 44: yd* of 36 Inch. You ttSiuie; hot-iron transfer ’.for • S E W E R S b r o k e r s V 30 8-3766 Smith, Realtor. 30 9-1842. paired. Alumipum siding. . 80 carpenter’s helper.. Must3 be ex- id firopneo, boilt-lii rsfnjfe and oven—seelpdrd. Bo w e r s 8CH(X>L-(Ji»tam S bed At a-recent executive aessioh ef (including small loans I’eCeivable) vrill love lha simple Patt-O-Rama motifs: color chart;- stitch illus years', experience. Free . esU- perlenced. 3 0 8-1097... MAflHINE CLEANED the Zmlng'B’lvd of Appeala, the guide. PLUSaEB SEWRa room ranch, flrepiaoe, cellar, SA(JRIFICE for quick sale. Good 3(ANCHE»TSaR VICINITY, .^Sliort of Preferred Fintace .Co. Inc. of trations. . - - ■' , * I mates. Call Howley, 30 8-8381, 30 $ 2 1 5 6 0 ^ *^ DOWN—M YEARS TO PAY beautiful candiUoR, lovely lot edtfa site 4:room heme with garage. 30 way out, 3'.mitrtandingholiday appeal of Joseph Coughlin of Lake 3(an(dteater a small loan licensee BROtHERS To order- send 36c In coins tp:— To order, send 2^ iri coins to:— 8-0763,,, PRINTING, advertising saldsmaB- • INSTALLATION 9-2765. St. appealing from the Zoning. Bus BurnetL The Manchester K v i- Must be self-starter, neaL .Assist- llaiMM QlmW trees,. aaaume > 4(4% mortgags. ■peciala. 8 bedniom ranch plUa having an office at 963 Main w Anne Cabot,, The Manchester Eve SmaU eaah. Only l u soo. Carlfon gtaaga .nnd one acre itad. 814,000. Agents’ Orddr ef Discontinuance Straqt, Idancheater. GennacUcut ^01-315 CftiitBir St. atng Hsrald, HAS AVE, OF ning Herald 1180 AVE. OF snee in.planhing sales. 'Territory depHs' Ihialn, Dir? WeOa,.iKwm SPECIAPST ON THEKB MAyCHESTBR-VEBNO y TOWy uL m Moring— Truddiig*-^ I . • / W. Hutohlna. MI .9-5183. . n —MANCHESTEat-rExceUtat io- Oversized 8 bedroom houze, neaf- was denied. Minutes, of thli mert- which company la aftifiated with . A( ‘ IiaaiM JAE NEW TORE ft. N.T. AMEBM1AS;'NEW TOBK 36, N.T. .(^ n , C!ijmmission. Write P. O. Liaaa ■B*taliM--OeBar Water- motSimiOH ynniVKS GAINMENS Storag* -■20 Box 21'4: 3(anchsBter. catlon. 1(4 baths, separate diniag ly new, garage, over 3 scree laftd.' ing; are on file with the Town applicant through cemmonr’ stock Fcc lst-plais nuUllM aM lOe'for For Itt-clSss mailing add 10c for. 0(4 ROOM RANCH, 3 fireplaces, ■ ^ m , attachOd 'garage, amealte full price, $15,990. Good fiani'nojli|g piplerk. ‘ ownerohip and, wkom atoaU loan Ml 3-5135 •Kb pattom. Hrlnt MAme. Address TtwR iiNl O M itry each pattern. Print Name, Addree; MAN(3h e STBR Package peUvery. 3lAN Wa n t e d . to play Ssata all plastered, 4(4% mortgeoe; full drive. Immediate ecounanev. available. Many more-homes from-C Richard. W. Gronback, licenm tor such leehtlon. will t|e a t^ aw>9 Hdâiid Site, MsKINNEY BB08. with Zone and Pattern Number. . .baaemept Reduced. Immediate 116.900. R. F. Dimock (Jo.; 30 . Chairman, Zoning Light ■trucking and package deUv- Claus from now until {Strlstmag. O r i l M k t O 0 . f 85,000 lip. Call the EUaworth Mit- ■urrendered tor cancallatlon utoi’' yiSIT OUR GIFT SHOP I •' A- winler '69 Issue S. J. PLOUFE * iaeoupancy. S. . D, .Realty. MI , Have you the ’89 Album contain ery. Refrigerators, waahm and Good pay,Jtpply In peraon. >tanr 9-5245 or Eterbkra Woods, * 3 0 ton Agnicy. Realtora, 30 64980. ' Board ef Appeala the granting of a Ufiaaaa to ad-. smsmssmrmssummssmssmammdmmmmemssmmmdmeessssammmsmemmm/i hiir ftsdnatlng j Mmww otoww c*. . BtriLOBR AND REAL ESTATE-^Pl 2-6226 •S84Q, MI 6-1687. i 9-7708. ing many lovely deSlgha and A stove movhig apedalf Foldliig ager W, T. Grant, kCiuichsator iSKlM Pearl At-AO S-MIB M l f - 4 1 4 3 - I p 94534. Dated ia Ooventi^, Dee. 7, 1958 pHeanL ' Read Herald Adys. I• ;m 4 y now. Spnd fre| patterns 7 (M y 2bc a copy! -chairs for rent 30 ‘ Patkade.