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■/ PAGE EIGHTEEN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 195$ II ATcrage Dally Net Press Run iianriiPBtpr lEttPtting l| n a l!i For the Week Ending Th* Weather t Nov. Sth 19SS Poreeaot of C. B. Weather Bsreas A regional DAR meeting wtll be Zipaer Club membera will call at A b o u t T o w n held Friday afternoon at 1;30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400' Christmas Bazaar the Wickham Memorial Ubrary, Main St., thla afternoon to 3:30, CAMERAS 12,825 Clear, cooler tonight. Lo4v aesr Kr£kt Hartford, with the Martha and this evening from 7:30 to 9;30. ' You Should K now ... Friday at School FIL.81—FLASHVilLBS Member of the Audit SO. Thiinday aiinny, little change Unne Lode*, No. ^2■ KniRhl.i of Pitkin Wolcott Chapter hoaless. in tribute to John Noske. member j DtSOOITNT PRICES BnreiMi of Otrculatloa In temperature High In SO*. of the club who was killed JRmidHV PythiM, will meet tomoirojv at 8 ,Mr§, Roaemary Cronin, 97 Lenox Monchester— A City of Village Charm The I>*ague of Women Voleia evening near ht.a home op .Spring p.'m. in Orange Hall. Friday at 6:30 Williaip P- Ferguson / 8 t„ if chairman of the CThrlstmas ' ARTHUR DRU8 will meet at the home of. Mrs. Ft. p.m a dinner and aorial time will Bazaar the Ladies o f St. James be held at the Three J'a In Bol­ Louis Heaid. 14 Milford Rd . at fi Wlllj.m F. Feigii.on of 1.89 win hoM Friday. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. S7 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., .WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 19.^8 o’clock lonipht to diartisa ronaUtn- (thaaained Advertlalng on Paga XS| PRICE" FIVE CENTS ton. The Italian American Ladles W.ddworth St. Ext. i. on* of a Jt will be in St. Jame*’ School! Imnal amendmenia. mrlu'linjr the Auxiliar.V' will hold a Thanksgiving-^ «m .ll jfrotip of m*n who** job It ii hall from 6 lo 10 p.m. for the bene­ The monthly meeting of the On purchase* bf -B|JTCHER’S reappointment of the Gen^'ral As­ aiippei tomorrow night 30 at . to h*lp k**p the m.chinery of fit of the school building fund. ‘ Zipaer Club will be held Sunday sembly. ^ the rlubhoiisn, W.KX we give away Triple 8 8 8 jii.tir* oper.tinjf .. .moothly *. .Hi- I S om e'of the booths Mrs. Cron-, On Rye with Pickle? afternoon at 3 orlork at the rhih- po.nibl* in H .rtfbrd .County Sup«- In has listed for the bazaar are a ' Blue Stamps'. riie KIks setback tournament Tulsa, Okla., Nov. 12 (JPl— houae. Xi Gamma Chapter of Reta>*t?- rlor Court. ■ plant booth, gift booth, children's will rcaume tonight at R o clock Manchester At least two Tulsa voters ma Phi will met, tonight at R Ferpuson. * ,82-year old attorney, ; booth and food booth. Items for Reds May Pull Army The Canadian Sonety of Con- o’clock at Ihe home of Mr* Harold at the KIka I^Ionie. i. flrat aaelalam to Superior Court M'allpaper and Paint Co. weren’t happy with candidates , the sale will include monogrammod In the Nov. 4 general election. nectlrul will meet at the Offlrera Schtielr. 1.') Thomas Pi Clerk Raymond J. Calnen. Operat­ ' CThrlstmas stockings. costumed 249 Broad 8 t. Club. State Armory. Hartford. Ntr and Mrs .John Weir were ing a. he doea behind the arene* of Election officlala, recount­ dolls, stuffed animals. knit.tcd hats ing ballota yesterday, fo\md Rescuers Saturday evening. There will be Past .MiHiress Mrs. Maiy M given a aiupnae houaewarmtng. the drama, played out ddljy In the Save . and mittens, and copper Jewelry, i a .aorial hour at 6 o rlork for meni- Conn of r>aiiKlilers of Librrt.s. No party Snturdav night at their new rniirt., Fergii.on I. 11( 11* known to that Arkan.*as Gov, Orval I A snack bar will be maintained Faubu.* had received one bera and their frienda. followed by 17. I/)LI. and hrr staff will install Imme Natrhaug Dr.. (71aatbnbury. the per.on. who aeek Ju.Hce in during the evening. ‘ I of East Germany the officers of Charter Oak I.odge About 7n relative* and filenda at­ tli'-m. write-in vote for governoi- of dinner and a military whi.'t, Donations may be left with Mrs. i No 317. at Freis Mail in \Ve*1 tended and presented them with But to the roiirt'i Judgea and Oklahoma, and former presi­ Cronin. The bazaar is open to the LECLERC Berlin, N oy. 12 (A*)— Preraiertload to ttia withdrawal o> RuMtanemtlk and vegetablei. But he gave | dential as.i.tanl Sherman Constantino Urbaiietti, M l Pearl Hartford tomorrow night at R a purse of money. Mrs, Irene the lawyer, who vialt the clerk', I public. o'rlor k (iian l made a cake which waa a office on the ground floor of the FUNERAL HOME Otto Grotewohl indicated to­ troops, he replied: j no Indication that either Riiasla Adams got a vote for Tbilsa St . woll relehrate his RSth birthday ‘■'f'ea. I interpret the weekend or his regime wotild attempt to Dialrict Judge. today With a party trinight at the repliin of Hie hfarinello. In Fast Olaatonbury Hr will meet tomorrow nighi at R Ifi ble anr' Mr,* Philip Feretto, ais- S! iommanficr of Ihe Manchester by Fergu.on la recognized a. vital ters of Mr Weir; and Mr* .John to the .mooth functioning of the D u * t o H i * d*«th of on* troop.s from Germany, then amine the question with the aim i The divialon of Berlin. Grotewohl rame to this rountry in 1012 and at Ihe home of Mr* Fd'sard Pa­ Squad on of Civ.il Air Patrol., has l,npprn, I’onsin court*. SERVICE of pulling out its troop*. Perhaps j said, waa neither aenslbie nor le- has four other rhildren. besides gan! I 2.’» f'harter C)ak .^t been promotefl from first lieuten­ of our mombors Hio iuddenly backed down on his Walter N. there wotild have to be a proviao gal. C Mrs Marinello Peter, Marino and ant lo captain The announcement Job DeMTlptlon announcement tonight. Lodlos’ Auxiliary of Leclerc, that the weatern Ailiea U ke thej,- Grotewohl’s announced East i ^ l f l S S d l o O f * l T l S .Tillius Urbanettl. all of Manrhestei Mr anr| Mr* Farl Klhs rerentlv 'rm iplr <'liHpler Order of Die made todnv bv Lt, Col. Ar- With the ...l.ta n ce of three Director It appeared Grotewohl had same atep.^’ . German-Ruaaian negotiationa thia and Mrs Mary Sharpies of Hart­ ino\ed from'.34K fiard'»n Or to hiasirrn .Ftar, will ohser\> matrons Ihi.) Ii .M.inn 'omrnandei of the other a..l.lant clerk., Fergu.on Zipsor Club Thomaslon nnrl patrons' niRhi at its merimg keep, the record, of the court been told by the Kremlin to Grotewoh' said KhruihcheV’a way: ford. 16 grandrhildren and 18 their riew home in Pthep'ond K;i'-lein ( 'onner’t ic'.it Group of tomorrow at R p ni. In the Ma making entriea on ca.e flle. and Connecticut Bar in January 1941 backtrack and make clear So- atatementa In Moscow regarding; hope Ihm a new aetllement great-grandrhildren Ms nor, Thompsonvilie CAP Coll Ml 9-5869 Determined to ' Konlr Temple Worthy Matron Mr* Captain Wal.^h ha.* been a niem- docket, of pleading., checking all I hut remained with the Aircraft un­ 23 Main Street, Mancheater riet troops will stay until Berlin had been "sensationalized.” i will be reached concerning Soviet Helen Rentrll of New l./>ndon and bri- of the Manche.sfer Unit of judgment, prepared by lawyer* til 1942. when he went Into private Aiinivtrtary Dinner He aaif’ the problem of Berlin waa. troops in negotiation, between th* Landslide I Chapman Court Order of Am ­ Woi’thv Patron CJeorge Merrill of for accuracy, and .ometime. pre­ practice here. western armies get out of cloaely related to the entire prob- Soviet Union and the East Get- aranth. V ill hold a military wliist c.\ p for 2’ y years, ha ving been as- ^Dump Nixon’ RTiatol will preside, Mia Heitha signeil a* operation* officer and paring them him.elf. In starting law school In .1936, West Germany. lem of Germany. man Republic. I hope that ihi* j We have that in the Masonic Temple Kndav at Porter I* rhairman of the irf?e*h He a 1.0 take. bond, from pro- ) he was resuming thp education AnA Danee Hat "Berlin. ” he aald. "la one quei- new .*ettlement will enrourajze the ! R p m It u'lll he open to the publu' later to commandant of cadets. He By SEYMOFR TOPPING Washington. Nov. 12 Har-i Traps Man ‘ ment committee and aof ial in thr ha.* hern commander of the squad­ fc.sinnal bondsmen foi defendant, j that had been interrupted five tion, but it ia not the biggest ques- weatern power* to carry out the 1 Prizes will he awarded and refresh- banquet hall 1 old E. Sta...sen, who waged a ron since .Septem':e' 1957. Hi* who have been hound over to the ' years earlier hy the economic dis- Berlin, Nov. 12 (/P)——pre-i Uon." *ame step with their own troop*. i support for your ! menta served "Dump Nixon" campaign In 19.86, aeionautjfa) rating i* a pilot with criminal side of the Superior j locations caused by the depression. Bean Canealad. m ip r O tto G ro te w o h l inriicnted i biggest question, he said, 1 believe we will find enough people 'I Tlionia.aton. Nnv. 12 (/P)— .seemed to he relaunching It tixtay. St Ffizabeiha MoIIk is Cir* |e mote than 750 hou * flying time. Courl And always there .re the I He had entered Catholic University pence and German unification, in both part, of Germany who will He held a political pos* :uort|Cm . 'I'lirop tuillflor.ers hit into tonii !wil) meet at the home of Mrs f|UC*llon. from .ttoiney. about i In Washington. D. In 1928. hut T h \ n w'MA nrhMtiitrd for Biihir- t r o a y in a i nia L om rn u n iai |hnt thi. could not be solved with- fight for that. Thereby we will ACHING He giadiiated from Wentworth with President Eisenhower and I of riH’k and oarth today to .lames Gleason, 224 Frhooj Ft (o In*litiite Hful the Noilheaat Air- court procedure for which he And. was forced ot leave his studies In dn.v. Nov. 15. Thoao who hnvo E a s I G €rm an r 6g im 6 shortly lout solving the Berlin question too. come one step clnaer to a peace GENERAL morro\»' at * l.’i The i n hoatras ' the anauer*. 1931 hlroady piirrhAA^d HrkftR may will open n e g o tia tio n a w ith . Grotewohl said the western pow- treaty. ’ then pointedly omilled Hie Vice , clear n path for re.scuers try- fiaft, Scliool in Rjision In June President .N’lxon fro- a li.,t of BACK '• 111 hr Mr* Alheil Rohirlo IfM2 he jfiinr«l the thS. Air Force Fergu.on lia. been sn a..A4g3 am raft engine.* at Sheppard Field. Was .Active Democrat in.* power .Hhovcl Rl dusk yesler- prMcrihM a back CTiii?« h, room, swearing In witnea.e,. and would hinge on thq West following .N'o’.v . Phlladelpli'B lawyer •upport— or any Wuhita Falla. Te\ pc*t Trend 17/32” •aid a new selUerient regarding | turn l«) (hoi? la.sk, Ihe i>ulMozers PROFESsSIONAL far and, m the end. .Sta.i.,en tiini- n p o n h o r f .i ) nv i.ADirn o f 8 T. .i a m f .h sity of ( 'onnei tlciit School of Ijiw l and at one time was an assistant Soviet troops would be negotiated. to elninnale any po.*.*ibihlv SUPPORT appropriate self made a apeech for .\l\on in 1 rtr a set'rmil land.shdr WINDOW SHADES was a prai th ing attorney In Man- prosecutoi of the Town ('o\irt. He added Immediately that he ! Bo.ston. Nov. 12 .lame* for your individual need the coi vent lo 1 The l.'i reseuei.* wore alilo to (hc.lei for Ihiee year, before re­ hoped this ..etlleirenl would en­ ■m•-fty'j A.J.-A , vy Mlchnel ('iirley, la*i of the big Filling preacriptione ta our Ferguson also aerved on the SNOW 9 1-8 8 Afler hia 'lait with Eisenliowir set' the t«i}» of the fvnvrr shovel buainoaa, you know . and Itnll. Hnlrk-Hnark. Sliifrrd Tny. LONG WEARING ceiving an appointment from the courage the United States. France city polilicftl ho**e* filed today at Plan I. .Aprnno Tnhir ( loth. Charter Revision Committee, today, Slaaaen told new.ainen he a* Ihev wHiteti for the word to that includea aupport .Siipei ini Court Judge, a. an ...l.t - and Britain to take the same steps City Hospital He would have been believea the Republican paily can •I«w»lry < niifif^l Onoda Mnnklr. INTERSTATE CLEANTEX which drafted the council-manager HEAR 'pick up their own shovels. proaenptiona ant I lerk in 1948 regarding their own troops in 84 Nov. 20. win in I960 witli an\ one of four llandmail* .Artirir. I .rd Rnnka ( .ndlo. rjiarler which became effective in TIRE “ At the iKittom of a lOO-foot ra\’ine at tlie Tliomaston Daiit pmject atanda the partly hurled pow'- He had gone lo law school night, 1947. iWebt Germany. ,4-\ Death came at 8:,88 a m. men as the presidential candidate Work Through Night 4VhlTi> r.laphant* R-llglnii. ,Artlr)»>« Rakml <>ond. 2^5 Miide to Order while working d .y* at Pratt A TAX er shovel near wliicli Mattliew Pngaitilo of Thomaslon waa buried alive In a landslide late yesler- Tlie rescuers had worked weari­ $ With Vmir Rollers SIR HUBERT Asked If the settlement would Curley waa a Demoeralte leader Staa.en's lial Whilney Aircraft division of At the present time, he I. a On the American Market da\ I A P I’liotofax I. ly ihrouph the night under light* member of the Knight, of Colum­ for more than half a rentiiry. serv- Nelson Rockefellei wlio won a I>0 4(11 R CHHFHT'IAA AIIOPPINT. P.ARI.V United .Alniaft Corp.. during the In treacherous, shifling rubble in rilLI. UNI', OP I’L'KTOM bus he is a former member of WILKINS ing four term, as mayor of Boa- spectacular victory .Nov. 4 in Ihe depression year, of 1936 to 1940 Kxtra ton. one term a. governor of New 8'ork governorship race. a ravine at the $17 million Fed- At PAWA he woiked a. a time­ Ihe local chapter’s board of di- VENETIAN BLINDS Deep Maasaehuaetts and four as a Con- Henry Cabot laidge, t'.k Am- Space UonlroIDrlialv Dam project. keeper and foreman'., c lerk At the reclora and wa. it. treasurer and Mother Pleads Tiicn the\; were <»rdeted lo take Tread gressman. bassador to Itie I ’nited Naliona Special ”Good Buy Table'‘ same lime he was gelling inarried. belong, to the Manchester snd a temporary break for the bull­ •Slowly failing health had marked Secretary of the Treasury Robert In the former Katherine McCann, Hsrtford County Bar Assoeistions. . All Amleison. dozers. E. A. JOHNSON Wealhm- For Return of Curley's last year* and lie was mCDICAL • and hei'oiuing the father of two Secretary of tile Intrnor Fred The rescuers were Joined by an ST. JAMES SCHOOL HALL ihildien .lames \V . now 21 and . WED. HKSHT TraeHnn long under treatment for diabetes Reds Say U. S. P fo / is 200 C aptii 1 €* fl P H A R m A C V Death came a few hours after Seaton ^-1 I Oil* investigating team from the t ’ .g. PAINT CO. .senini .1 Yale, and Agnea F , now •\aked If he didn I h.ave .soincliody 844 8faln At. , “W g ^ e l T MANtHESTT<:R HIGH ftiinran. Missing Girl a team of seven doctor, performed FRIDAY, NOV. 14. 6 fe 10 P.M. 19 anil employed hy the Aetna In- else in mind, such as Nixon Stas- I Springfield, Mas,. The Army is siiranr e t 'o. teed a 55 minute emergency operation r2.1 Mam SI.. Id. Ml 9-4.'i0l 8 P.M sen replied: ]\ loO i l soldiers j guiding ronstrurtion of the proj- m rnmmmmmmmmmmm* T'erguson was admitted lo the Silence Preston, Nov. 12 — The In an attempt to clear a clotting Warfare from "W ell, I think thia 1988 election Havana, Nov 12 The rebel now' in its seventh month. BOX OFFI(!E TK’KKTS fl nether of a missing 11-year-old of the artery which ' the ^ j,, small bowel. ' — high commAnd today announced ! The number of rescuers had to MONEY ORDERS Comport fh« D^Hh g.rl today appealet for any in­ I To » vs ar» question «ev whether * heit’ isin "still 04111 he kept down to 18 Irecause of Cui'ley ha^S.| rieilbci tj-ying to mislead O i’oRn army prisonm . days ago. until last night when he suffered a bases on the moon to launch maa-! fominlttoe. j The soldiers, some of them ceas In turning away th* ciirtou* Duffy, 73 pounds and 3 ', .Sta.aen wept on to .ay he PINE PHARMACY fainting apell. Earlier yesterday sive stlark.s on Soviet cities. .q believe the Soviet Union un-! « aptured in flght- who have b « n 'floclrlng to th* fe e t tall, was wal'king toward thought any of the quartet he scene. he had walked the hosnital cor­ The Soviet Charlie came from iloFHland* full well that oiii’ bases ing in. Orlenle f'rovinre. her grandmother'., house last F ri­ Except for x '«w’ newsmen and ridor and had po.sed for newa- Dejnity Koreign Mln.'ler X’alenan exi.^t onlv foj defen.ie, I^odire de- Tlie rebela ag?ee4i to go ahead day when she disappeared. ^Continued on Page Fourteen) phoiographers, the ares was oc- paper photographer*. A. Zorin a* the U.N.'s Hl-nahnn t hurd with releasing them after audden- Stale police .wild they are with­ ciipKvl by the rescuer* snd Army A fle r the “ weak spell ' which in­ Polltii’al (.'onimillee openeil tleli;»(' l\ holding up their release yester­ f out any clues. on the problem of space (‘»mtrol. IzOtl^e .Haul I'le Ihiiteii Slatex Is day oh charges the government engineers. I’ve got to dicated the relapae laat night, Mra. iiuiiMtairim): >1*^ foreign base.s witli The girl's mother, Mr.,. Robert Curley and Curley's two sons, the Zorin told the com mltlfc the had vmlaleil a ceasc-flre. The debit, .lid down the side A Vote of Confidence! Duffy of Alton. R.I . pleaded to Unions to Push Soviet Union could nol ajiUM* lo thf lull ( on.Hent of the counlnes Th rty-oip' others CHplnre;ud it­ leallv tup!*. an*' oi)vi(*iis aim to lerda\' ini-)ii*'lTVg U S Nava! .Air­ dirt .lanimrd into the hotinm of . please return her." last rites of ihe Catholic Church self to liquidate all il.s fotei):n mil- destioN 111#' or F la nks ilary ba.sea. Soviet woiid tt) tlefuTuI it.self " iie ami. Fla, covering moat of tlie power .hovel. SWISS SUPER MARKETS tnan search partj . waa Joined by early in the morning tinder doc- He repeated prevlmi.s Soviet de­ ilecla reo,nl, f.ir » h.ii on .pace -Atiolher repatriated wa., Amado last minute, when he darted from The Westerly Ambulance Corpa 1 s>\4.’ic ^tialle nTnllfs with hi. father when iteath c*me. der Demorratic coiUi'ol for the other l oiiditloii to any coo|ieration weapon*, bid h.*anieit in an silequate cuntrol' trici i A co-worker narrowly escaped •nd through several near-by On Soft (]oal Pact triumph and trigedy. to pres, for passage of a costly /.onn quoted Sen. l.yndon B .y.icm 1 pilot, of two of the seized plane. | the fall. Joseph Dinatale of Tor- labor program advocated in the ponds. He won election to the highest .lohn.on iD -Texl. Senate major- ' j.el . Iihm* no more talk about aald Uie lehel. adople*! the .slue rlligton, «iro lle r on the shovel, said DOUBLE Other searchers continued comb­ New York. Nov. 12 .>ri John L, ! office,, in hi. home city and state party's platform. ily leader, a. saying "control over iticsc meie paper prohibitions." he tacliie b*iaiding a., regular pas- he tpiased the landslide when he ing through the hundred, of acres Lewis has stalled negotiation, for and once wa.s high in the council, The platform jilcdge. in favor of ,.„amlc apace tne.in. control over said sengeis and then pulltns ^uns in iiio v ^ to hlj^her ground momenta of heavily wooded hills and fields. more tlian a score of ialxir plank, a new .oft coal wage agreement ! of hi. Democratic party hut he the whole world He noleil that (•hance, of Ka.t-We*l agree- rtipht before.' Little Diana lived with her that would greatly liberalize ben­ WORLD GREEN by demanding the Indiiatiy refuse al.o .eived two terms in Jail, Johii.MOii wa. expected hole to take merit .limmo*l wlien Russia reject ('apt, Aimando IhetiiH. pilot of 'Phe men were getting ready to grandmother during the week and to handle nonunion mined coal. i Hi. triumph, included election efit., under the unemployment and part ill the U.N. debate on ,'^pace i an AmfMuan attempt to obtain a iX ’li aii hnei « aplured Nov. ; move the ah<)vel and Dinatale had Joined her parents on the week­ which represent, about one-fiflh of a., goveinor of Ma.ssachusetls at w orkm en, compensation laws. Control. .sHid three unmen were among the | gone ahead to give directions to ends. She disappeared once before the nation's total, it wa* repoited Ihe peak of hi. career in 1934, He One of the most sweeping pro­ a joint approach on llic .spai c in- Chief l-'.R. Delegate Henry Catmt .“Mr. A U.S. spoko.KiiMn .said the Mi.\ rebel'* wlio in\aded his cabin I In September but turned up at a todav. served one term He was luavor of posal. ^^'ould quality sinker, to Ixdge aald the ILS. pn.llion would and ffuced him -it p»«i«»l point to! (I'ontinued o n ^ c * Twelve) Taftville house a few hours after Lew i. Informally aet .Ian. 1 as a i Boston for four terms of four coiled unemployment clieck. afler Soviets M^)lieif'>;o de Lo* Pamis. 2:» from the .M' Wires school problem.. She upent her i « a., unlikely, the Tim e., added be- Curley contended the best selling He aaid Diat the laiior plank* Bulgarian coiirla have pa.serl 31 and elinunaiion of foirij>n mill- niile.s of Pmar del Rm, a war time at the grandmother'a home. cau.se -. a pattern of peace ha. i novel. "The Last Hurrah" by Ed ontllnrd in the OFmorraiic .plRt- ih;efH and ciewmen over to Senator Wants U) Waraaw neuapapera Tiybuna on an n|M*n charge In the dyna­ nol yet got to wage*, but rumor* emphasize hi. aceompllshments. nitiiitlon,*’ Rourke Raid, eniphaaiz link Outer Spare with d’..*ain'ia- liie petj ('roan at a prcviou.sly ar- Ludu . . . MldF* ;t n«w.s agem y nmnt anti nirnace t hances of * ranj^ed site In eastern ('uba. Thp miting of the 4>*u»ge School. (Continued on Page Two) j (Ctontlniied on Page T n en ty) Injf the impmtancf' of approving aaya two Turkish jet plan#*** violnl I*ra»eciitltig .Vtlorney Stanley the platform proposal extending «(r *p«ee over noMh- U>. Dull es Resijjn (UonllniieNl on Page enty-One) I R. <’n\ .Ir. would not filenttry iinemployment hehefit. for a iiiii- I eastern )>order citv of Kamiahl (C'onttmieil on Page FJeven) FOR ROAHTINii. SPLIT nr Cl 'f-l’P the man, exeepi lo *»ay he lived N ew York, Nov, 12 iJh .Sen. Jo- form 3fl weeks. The law now pro- | today. In the small mining community •ej^h S. Clark fD-Pa) wants Secre- of Osage nbpiit four mile* from SIRLOIN or SHORT tar>- of State John Foster Dulles Martyr to science this northern U est 8 Irglnla State Democrats Move |in crriHii ' . . ” . -to - keep their 17hrl,fm«a iMrlle*|Mrlle* . town. to resign. •"■"8 T R . • ■ X a • ■ a • ' - Rourke *»llli’y recoiiimendutionH if 8'ir- Clark addressed the 40th «n -jria tic leaxlere have decided to push 16, the voters turned it down by a Some of the other major Dem- "''’'l y , . „ For First X-ray Doctor BONELESS BRISKET iMvereary Conference of the For move to rewrite Connecticut’* I vote of 2J.0<)0 to- 10,04)0. ocratic labor nrooosals call-for •Scrvit e *ay.s there were 5.48.8 |Hilio ginia'* aiiH-iiitrgrntion law* are raae . to. be identified Mid today that have been adopted for the old weekly production wage, which is 'btdirhng 1" K*ast Liverpool, President Eiaenhower. He defend­ derwent his 91 St operation Hospital offi.'iai. said Dr. KUINAF-ROBRERV REPORTED preliminary steps are being taken charter but tt ha* never under-■ now a)>out J90 Ohio , , . Police hold two men fo ri yesterday for canceroiia burn, Grubbe probably will, remain look like new a|ain'* Corned Beef ed the administration's foreign to prepare a hill for a convention Nor|h Haven, Nov. 1! bT'—A gone a rewriting that changed it* , Increase dependency benefit and about lire bomb loAsed 1 suffered more than 50 years in the hospital for at least a You tfort your child (or 9randchild) on H»* rood to FIob- Vniir Having* 9aim policy In general. to the 1959 general As.sembly. New Haven diatricl Insnranc* basic provision*. However, an 1 - ______inl-o truck at .triketbound Allan. ago W’hen he became the week during which time sur­ The fabric looked awfully The aim would be to get the con­ tii; Steel Co plant iiv Atlanta. Ga. j man to«lay said that two men Clark taw the recent election as amendment effective in 19551 (ConMniied on Page Kourtoen) geons will allempl. to salvage Bod Socurity wh*n you op*n a Truit** Sovin^s Account in tired. But,pur new Sanitone MELLO-RIPE vention in operation perhaps bv Alfredo Ssiilo. ' fine of Philip- 1 world'a first scientist to u*e abducted bim at gunpoint here, an expression of the people's dls- changed and correlated language: x-isys In human medicine. hi* linger*. Dry Cleaning featuring .Ian. 1, 1A60. pines last remaining Uommiim.,t - forced him to drive them to aatisfgction with the status quo in in previous amendments. Its aim Df. 'Grubbe. whose pioneer Dr. Orubbe. who retired hit or hor nom*. Got Hi* younqstor into Hi* hobit of covinq Soft-Set* finish snapped 88'nuld .Alter Btrsio i.ntv ifiik leaders lake, refuge In Indo- Norwalk and then robbed him of foreign policy and their desire for was clarification of language. work led to saving or prolong­ from active pia. tice in .1949, the dingy color*-and pat- No. Ii'j .Argentina Workers ne*lan Embassy in Manila. $20«. The vicllni. William Prath-' 3% • - change. iTlie Demueiats. who will con­ 4'ould C'lil House ing loilllon* of live*, wa-s re­ lia. taught iiK'ie than 7.000 er, SS, of North Branford Rd.. rofuloriy *oHy, to h* or th* wlH loom Hi# volu* of thtiff terna hack to new daxsiing CAN ‘‘The change that would make trol the General Aasemblv for the Many a governmental functionn I Y f L'’ I* * ^repottedly having trouble. ported making salisfacTory physicians how lo use x-ray North Branforti, said the kld- brilliancet and "retextur- the most difference in ouay^for- flr«l times since ISTfl. are com -' could be dropped or changed by a ” W e l V P r O l K l I Z I finding pbitnniuni for her atomic , rurreal Annual progr»** after the I'.- hour for healing |uii'po-.es. nap-rubbery •ocurred last night. and fa m v o for a purpoto. Ask us about Hits oxcoHont so- ised" the fabric, restored Pears •ign policy lit the replacement of mined In their party platform to revision. J _____ - bomb*. Arm y Minister Pierre G ull-; operation. The 83-.Vear-old A. a young phy8icl.,t. he Dividnid Bata Boft luxurious b ^ y it our present Secretary of.Stat#,” such a convention that would 1 A convention could propose such Buenos Aires. .Nov. J2 i/P. The ’ physician ba*l his last opera­ used * Hearn of x-ray* to treat H l TCHElSON REELE4TED he said. change the slate's basic.Taw. 1 changes.as cqtting'the number of Argentine oil workers union today ^ I •urify Idoo. bad when new 1 MAXWELL HOUSE 'THSTANT' tion In 1956. a woman cancer patient in SI. L o4iK N’ ov. It Iflh— Indict­ The two Senator, disagreed on Ttiat platfoim aays: - membera of the SUte House of snuk to it* *lecision to strike at ‘h'" .Aniarcfic summer will! Chicagp in 1896. Thi* was onl))’ -Surgeon* operated on the re­ ed President Slaurice Hutches Why don’t you try our iwhat the role o f Congress should "We advocate belter organize-■ Representatives, redlstfirtlng the, mldnikht in defisnee of a slate of-*^ hy two U .q. Navy a few month., alter Wilhelni nt.iidng three, finger* on his son o f Ihe i'nited Rrotherhood NEW Sanitone Soft-Set* be during the next two years. tion of the state government by 1 Sute Senate, eliminating cmmlv 1 seige jiroclalmed bv President Ar- pl»nc*. . . .National Aeronautic* . Roentgen, a German pliy.aletat, . $ riglil hand and did additional o f Carpenter* and Joiner* of c-oz. 1.09 bringing the many, different de-, go!vemment and a host of others. turo Frondixi. Siiacc Admml.sUaUon a,ks! discovered that invisible Dry Cleaning today? Clark characterized the Presi I .Vnierica wa* reeleote*! today JAR weak and Dulles as neva-' ""rimpartments en is atmand . agenctes agencies intoInto a ;| *tIt almost certainly would arouse.arouse Three smSIlsmSii lM>mh*lM>mb* went otf in (ndiiatry to design one-ton work on liij nose whicti hi penetrating x-iay.« cotild be dent as weak and Dulles k s nega­ by without oppoHlIkin al lha I ^ S d ^ e must m im ^ r o f units. Uvja aeries of tuifs and pull* over • the capiUl during the night mit *P«ce oapaiile capable'of orbiting , been practically deslrit.vett • I produced by sending an glec- tive and union'* natimial '«x»nvenlton. Cleaners wHeadershin rMponsibillty and pro- what changes would be desirable. ! othenvlse the lountry was caiT*sts nf. Communist* and women iMtoverad so far from liulna eaten away by the same In- ments and he le-generally con- InnIed fyom Oie ronv’entton flooe I A L W A Y S P U N T T OP PARKmO! O oa gn m MM OtOongreas must b« 1* 1,1 Conetltutinfi. It eubmUted a Order*' of l*3tL*nd the Slau Char­ of mld-tbwn Montreal apartment visible rays, canting h.lm •idered by medical actence aa nnd deelnred eteeted w h *« n* > aeUvo tkan ovor,'‘ he aiNM. Mw -eentUDitMa. \ ter o l l U L > fcodttiMMd Ml rag* r*«tt*Mi) block deatro^ed in w*«kend bias*. ') great agony to which friend* the father ot x-ray tre«ilments. opponent wna nomliantfd. t ■ /

PAC»IE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NN« WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968

black-haired, was vUtlng the Red Bridgette Bardot U th« Editor ^ j s (jomplete Fa«te Ember Restaurant where she will S tate. • / sing this Saturday night. "Don't Oo Naar the Water" and T^e Munsons were there because ,"L«a Oirla” are playing at th« Sfaeinwold j^n Bridge Oiiiy Hope in School Issue As You Like It they'll be giving aw ay 100 pounds Manchester Drtve-In . Friday Of candy to Red Ember patrons through Sunday. n,K A 8B NOTE 8CHEOVLB By JUDITH AHEARN Charitaa Msstea C am l Baker trm e h U ck i Ind., Nov. 12 a.guannan of the town .. try that night. And Sam Carllll was Tonight at 8:15 Sir Hubert Wil­ WIN r a S T TIUCK Oregerr Peck Jeaa Blmmeae there, not only because he runs kins will speak on his polar ex­ Soullih dealer A seuttem newspaper editor aaid Ita best to preaerve public 'Virtue . TO BU>CK SUIT / Both sides vulnerable "tm jIG COUNTRY" tight for the right* of ra rendefs." B y OOBDON TKAYKS the Red Ember, but because he's peditions St Manchester High By Alfred Sbelnwold / today aecurate, complete facts of- A public relations stunt that didn't jell Marianne's uncle. School. NORTH !■ WM^r-C«l«rt l:M "Newspapers muat make them< Clarence Jonet of Amston ds- The hold-up play, deecribed A A 4 tOT tha only hope for a- solution of ■elves Indlspenaable,'* said Reeae; may trigger another one that will put Mari­ Ham's endorsement la entirely Tonight also the third the earlier this week, can be ovei^one. llvered hla last piece of mail th* •¥ J I « s m iy ' t "th* tragic conflict" over school a former managing editor of the anne Greco, sultry Hartford vocalist in the Justified, as anyone who's heard aeries on Money Matters will be For example, there's no n ^ to Extra! W alt DT HOUND DOG other day and will go Into aami- ",My Candy Sw eet" will agree. held St Manchsster High School at ♦ 0 3 2 H is B /G ANNIVERSARY 5H0W Integration. St. Leuia Poat-Diapa^. "Public national spotlight next year, say around the hold up when you can take all of « KQJt5 'JopdNMa Amo GiW ♦ lOMOVIN N f.KOOViN SIAKSl.d In his annual report as preaident service la a aure way To do ‘t." ratiim eiit after.82 years with the When we heard the firal couple 7 p.m. Two men will speak on Ilf* the tric1spades. Soirth West North VMt about science and education and San Diego arteries the new Oosa- | What are the facts? Facts are the w as being discontinued and a new town Freewsv. her talent they asked her to sing husband and his slave. Should you take the ace or should 1 ♦ Past 2 ♦ Pass basis o9 reason, the only hope of even the Supreme Court. route, starting at Wlllima'ntlc and with them. .Ilmniy Mastreo end The play Is I he first of a trilogy, you hold up? 2 NT Pass 3 NT All P m a solution. Recalling Adlai Stevenson's 1952 known aa the "Oiestela." This cjvering Andover, Columbia. H e­ H o lid a y . . Roy Casserlno collaborated to Before we answer the question, Opening lead — 4 6 "A public that does not know (■omplalnt about what he railed a bron and Ar.ieton. waa beirg wrijc "Candy Sweet" especially for plsy, together with the two that let's do a little calm thinking. "one-party press,’’ Lyons said: fnllow It, tell the story of a ruiae the facts cannot act intelligently. established. Jones decided he di(] tier, and tile group recorded It with You have nothing to worry about In this aituatlon, a hold-up play A public that does not comprehend "In moat cities there ls.no debate not want such a large route and Krankle Records, put on a house. If the spades are divided 4-3. Some­ loses. For example, suppose you in a polith'al campaign! As the Table Cloths Mortli Noting the facts is dangerous. That placea did not bid for the contract. Previous to that Marianne sang body may then take three spade refuse the first trick. East wins a tremendous responsibility upon number of our papers shrinks, un­ In his 26 years of delivering he for weddings and high school til moat cities have only one, such CELEBRATING THE "The Miser" by Mollere Is being tricks and the are of clubs, but with the king of spades and re­ TONIGHT newspapers.” has missed only two daya, and shows. .She suditloned unsuccess­ presented st Hlliyer College of the you will then take the rest of the turns his other spade to dummy’s a forum becomes increasingly Im- Example at Democracy po.saible" that due to werth’er. Jobes has fully for the Arthur Oodfrey talent llnlversltv of Hartford Nov, IS tricks. You do have someththg to ace. Now the suit is unblocked. Reviewing the progress made In worry about If the spades break Vincent S. Jones, Rochester, N. traveled over 312,71*^ miles at the show. Ihioiigh IB and Nov. 23 through When West takes the ace of club* news presentation since the APME ra te of about 28 miles per day in OPENING OF OUR I incia .Since her success she has sung 2(1. Starling .lerry Reid, the play 5 for then somebody may take he la ready to cash the rest of the V., executive editor of the Gannett waa founded in F rench Lick 25 the past 26 years. on television shows and done night also features Miss Ruth Hanford. four spade tricks and the ace of spades. Newspapers, reviewed new* events I v Shop clubs. SIR HUBERT WILKINS years ago, Harwell called the AP and newspapering of the 25 "ears, He has Wvi I and hair raising, club work, the latter being her 7:1 M ather SI , In the leading fem i­ Ig)ok for this sort of blocking "an example of democracy at ita favorite type of entertainment. Assume the worst—that East play whenever you have A-x in one using news pictures to Illustrate or flattening memories of near NEW FAMILY ^ a.sfcff! nine role, best, a rare combination of the r..ls.se* by tree* as he delivered Would she like to do movies and ".Modern Old M asters” will be has only two spades. Thsy must hand and any four low cards In the the period. both he honor cards flO or higher). LECTURE and MOVIES genius of cooperation and of com­ "Twenty years ago. scenes of raw the mail i.i the 1938 hurricane Broadway plays T She thought a the Siibjeci of a talk st the Wads­ other hand. You are safest when petition." minute before answering, "I don t Otherwise, West's long suit would the four card.* are headed by the violence were common." Jones and again in 1946 and 1953. He %S .MAIN ST. worth AUieneiim Tuesday at 11 Two other speakers atres.sed tells of the time In 1938 when he CLOTHING know whether I'd gel that far. but a III. It will he given by Miss Kath­ be hesded by three honors. In 10 or the 9-8, but in a pinch any said in tracing the development of I don't know whether I'd like It which esse his opening lead would four cards may do the trick. community service at the opening organized labor, "Today's battles was unable to get through the Oppo.aite Oak St. erine Nellson, museum education HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM session of the silver anniversary are won at the bargaining table and roads because of fallen trees and ellhet" For right now. slie'd like director. be an honor rather than a low Dally Question to coiicenliale on night club per- card. Aa dealer, you hold: Spades—A convention, attended by almost 400 on the voting machine." had to drive his truck down the Next Wednesday the .lanacek editors and their wives. CENTER! Blnnkuts forinsnces. This steers you to right play. 4; Hearts—J 8 6: Diamonds—Q 3 Concerning televised political railroad tracks to the Hebron Quarter will perform In the Me­ Ben Reese, co-chairman of the convention*. Jones .'aid. "the con­ Post Office. Marianne Is working iliirlng the You put u; dummy's are- of apadea 2; Clubs - K Q J 8 5. What do you morial Chapel at Wesleyan tlnl- 8 P.M.-TICKETS $1 advisory board of the American ventions on TV had their moment*, He tells of snow storms so se­ day as payniaslei for the .Slaller verilty at S p.m. P'eatured will be Immediately East'a best plsy Is to say? Clarence Jones, star route mailcarrier. will no longer be seen in Press Institute at Columble Uni­ but they bored as many people as vere that State Highwa' Depart- Beflsprrads Motel. She stiended Hartford Mozart's Quartet In O and Bar- drop Ihe king of spades, but it Answer: Bid one club. You have this familiar pose. Jones, after 26 years of delivering mall In won't help him. 13 points in high cards and a fine versity, said a community baa a they enthralled, because they Hebron, Amston and Colchester, climbed into his truck to de­ r. ent truck* took two or more Marianne llreeo scliools. and now lives with her Ink's Sixth Quarbet, right to expect its newspaper to couldn't be edited." parents, Mr. and Mis Antlion.v "A Retrospective Exhibition of You lead cluhs, forcing out the suit: the hid is therefore auto­ liver the mall for the last time this past week. (Herald Photo days to clear the roads for traffic. Liiini (iifls .Sweet" record by the thousand Ahhruzese In Wet hei afleld I'alnllngs" by .lohn Orlllo of New ace, Weat can take the queen and matic. If you use the Weak No- by Ofiara). He delivered toe mall on foot dur­ for next year's promotion Coining I'|> In Mnnchesler York are on display now at the jack of apades, but then .your nine trump I as In the Kaplan-Shein- ing these storms With the excep­ Before you could say chocolate of spades will stop the stilt. If East old System) open this hand with 2 Men Wounded Sir Hilbert Talks tion of the only two days he The Kniglils df Coliiintius mln- Trinity College conference room In water exploration was given to the .School PTO, are available at the Slioivrr covered caram el, .Marianne. .loe, Hlrrl allow will be performed in hadn’t dropped his king, he would 1 noCrump. This promises balanced mls.sed. When he could not get ■ ” * the library. . . . Include oils, water- have to win the second spade trick, distribution and 12 to 14 points. U.S. Navy and used In the recent | box office tonight, and Mr and Mrs, .Munson had the Verplanrk School Ttuirsday. Frt- colors, gouache, and woodcuts. . . . In Gun Mishaps Tonight on Arctic through he aoent the two daya and then the defenders would gel ((k>pyright 1058, Cieneral Fea- PROGRAMS aucce.'sful rrossing of the pole bv working for the town shoveling ( a ir la in s idea well, under i.ay dsv. and S atiiiday at k:l.''i pm . On display until Nov. 25. one trick less. bimt Corp.) the atomic submarine Nautilus The final permanent English snow Marianne, who la 2.1. petite, and ".Miidemolselle PIgalle" with Hartford Chambsr Orchsstra Bridgeport, Nov. 12 (JP) — Two sir Hubert Wilkins will present and Skate. settlem ent in the new wci hl \\ s.<; Jones has no plan, for Ihe Im- will present the first In a series of Fairfield County hunters were shot an Illustrated lecture tonight at 8 Tickets for the lecture, spon­ Jamestown, Va. The vear was four roncerts Sunday at 8 p m. In niediale future He thinks he and wounded accidentally yester­ sored by the Manchester High 1619, the Wadsworth Atheneum. . . . Un­ Ellitifflon Crockett to Head p.m. at the Manchester High m ight do a little fishing. He says der the baton of Kiilz Mahler . . . Video Ereryday day. ^ School auditorium on "The Arctic Open to public without charge. Board of Realtors All Right* Reaerved— Jack Spinelll. 17, Fairfield, waa In World Affairs." i Clenn and Brenda Derrigner will wounded in the right leg while BJGIBISIGlPISIGIillGIGIlIPJlIIIGIIBIGIBIHISISJItlBnil^ Clerk Named H. T. OIckeaeoD O .Uo, Ine. In honor of the visit of the world | present sn organ concert Tuesdsy T. J. Crockett is the new prea- hunting in Fairfield. Police said renowned explorer and scientist ‘ al 8 p 10 In the East Hartford Ident of the Manchester Board of a shotgun being held by William. Mayor Eugene T. Kelly ha* desig- , KEITH'S MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE! High .School auditorium . To Supervise Realtors. J, McMahon. 16, discharged aa Mc­ nated today as "Sir Hubert Wil­ Tonight llie ('niineii mil Opera He was elected yesterday at the Mahon hurried to get out of his kins Day" In Manchester. WARDS Assn, will open Us season with the automobile to fire a shot at a P M ( ) N 1 (a n M I f<« V w A M 1) noon meeting of the Realtors held In addition tn his talk on the twin bill, "Cavnllerla Riisllcsna" at the Three .I s, He succeeds Mrs. Each purehoM pheasant. Pellets from the shell School Work tore through ihe side of the car economic and political significance and "I I'agllacci " Alice Clampet." madt h«r« it of the polar regions Wilkins will .More nn Radio Classes and struck Spinelll in Ihe calf as COMPLETE 7 PIECE Arthur Morlenseii of Falls Vll- M. Kenneth Oslrlnsky was show daring movies of life In the The Idea of { lassrooni in.st ruction 1 elected first vice president; Mias backtd by he stood about three feel from the SHOP THE SMART WARD HMY AND SAVE I via the radio Is not so linprsctlcsl Inge has been vhoiter. clerk of the | car. Arctic taken on his many explora Lillian Grant, second vice pres­ ^tdmk dopandablo lions to the region. He will also works for the ElLnglon high an iilea as we first Ihought, After ident; M is , Eva Goodchlld, treaa- Patrolman George Lesnick said j iiipiillomrig the idea In la.sl week's •sc honi now iii.der conalniolion. ELECTRONICS Spinelll and McMahon were hunt- j describe the fainoua trip he made iiiei: and Alfred P. Werbner, re­ STANEK in 1931 i;i a .submarine under the coluiiiii with a view to Us possi- The appointment, subject to a elected secretary. Ing in an area banned lo hunleis. | rhfi k of .Mmlenaen’s reference... LABORATORIES At New Fairfield, Joseph Moffa.' A rctic ice. Hl.s expedition cam e SOFA BED OUTFITS liUilv 111 Maiuiipsler, we heard a All chairmen of standing com­ hroaili a.sl of a .S|iiingfield, Maas. v'ss made st a recent meeting of SERVICE 24, Danbury, was struck by pH-' within 200 milea of the north pole mittees were reelected. They are and data gained from hla under- I■■,\l .si a 11011. WF.DK the Ellington School Building Herbert McKinney. appraiser; 277 BROAD lets fron a shotgun being fired by The program was s h^sson In ('ommltlee. Arthur Knofla, arbitration; Mrs. a 15-year-old companion who was Russian, and U esme on st mlU- Mortensen was chosen from Clampet, legislature: and Earle not identified. The boy was nlglil among eight applicants who were Rohan, taxea and municipal RADIO r [ I I V I s I 0 N shooting at a squirrel which was Interviewed for Ih i jot He has trying to eacape after being i S •Sinee there was a great deal of ordinance. Clifford Hansen suc­ SHELL CRAFT wounded by Moffa. luaclice 111 proiiiinclatlnn, and rep­ spent the last three years In Wal­ ceeds Miss Grant as publicist. COPPER CRAFT lingford supervising construction All officers assume their duties Wm Specialize in Moffa waa able to walk to his etition of pronoun and verb forms. Leading Florlata automobile and drove to the office Kilns—Findings—Supplies Hie lessiiu was iiinl^rslandahle and of a high achool and two grammar Jsn . 1. schools. He expects to return there The Multiple Listing Service 24 HOUR of a ph.ysician w here 10 p e lle ts, fiiM However. Ih* llslener does were r«iioved from his scalp.; need the text the professor Is us­ next fall for another school. (MLS) meeting wa* held following BLACK and WHITE PARK HILL HOBBY SHOPPE I A clerk of the worka la required the Realtor's meeting, and a nomi­ cheek, 6he^t. right shoulder, right’ 408 CE.VTER ST__ Ml 9-7288 ing L ater nn. com plications ma.i' SERVICE—5-D COLOR Hewar Shop hand, right knee and groin. I occor when some slight difference j lo he al the building site for as nating committee was chosen to POWR-NOUSE in spelling or poncloatliin Is sloil- I long as con.xtrncUon Is going on. submit a slate of officers for next Fhwtn By Wirt led Here, tclex'islon vxiiiild be mil' h He represents the architect and year. Members are William Bel- HERM’S CAMERA more effect i\-e ■ Ihe Building Corm.lllee in seeing flore, Robert Lappeti and Ellworth I that the materials used and type M lllen. and PHOTO SHOP M l 3-S103 F'or Ihe lime being, however, we 1016 MAIN STx—MI S-ISOO will slick with Ihs program. of construction is the same aa The Christmas party for the that speolhed In the architects Realtors will bd held Dfc. 8 at Located ta Naaalir Am e. 6 R. Center St— Hancheater plans and the eontract signed by 8:30 at the Red Ember In Bolton. Ihe builder. Mr*. Ann Bartlett is chairman. Ukaaael I BarMerd, tkiea. (U) FKATUBE Vkaaaei • M » Bavea. Veaa. ( 8-JS) LAWBENCB WBLB Task Testet PT>0 Dm IbIob Obaaael II Hartferd. Oeaa. SHOW BUY ON OUR Th* Plknnlng and Zoning Com­ Ckaaael n ■eriBg^Wl. Maet. (18-4*1 rOBSUIT mission IPZO has accepted a (ttdnel M IwiillrilalB. Ocbb. "Tiger *■ a Bicycle" r^wis Stalls Talks m aaiai 4* Halyeka, Maea. ( 8) OZZ—■IZIE AND------HABBIET ------change in the eubdivlilon of prop­ Ckaaael tk W a l n l i ^ .Oeaa.----- "Oiiie Spllle Ike Bea*i" UY-AWAY PLAN erty of Harry Uehman on Plnney On Soft Coal Pact (8*-lt) THE PBICE IB BIGHT at., lot* 7 to 14. Liota 8 and 9 were • ;** ( 8) HOW TO MABBV A MIL- CALL US TODAY FOR UONAIBB combined and eome of the lot llnei (18-1*1 THE NILUONAIBB FOR CHRISTMAS ■tralghtened. No one objected to (Codllnued from Page One) INTORMA'nON ABOUT "The Slery *t Newaaea Llebman's requeit at the open Jekaiea” have circulated that the Industry (88-M) MILTON BEBLE SHOW FASHIONED hearing of the commleeion. All the (Color) Oeetle: Jimmy SMJC commission member* were pres­ would grant an increase of $1.20 Daranlo P, 7 I SALE! the toughest ent. Joseph Olrardlnl waa chair­ on the $22.25 dally base wage, ( 8-UI THE DONNA HEED with an additional JO cents in. SHOW man of Ihe meeting. 8:88 I 81 CITIZEN SOLDIER April, An increa.xe of 10 cents a COLONIAL MAPLE IT.\ Book Fair 118-4*1 I’VE GOT A SECRET TOUGHEST ton to Ihe present welfare royalty C?-84) BAT MA8TEB80N JV whrkwear... ANYWHERE! A book fair, sponsored by the of 40 rents a ton is also being "Bear Balt" Ellington Center PTA, will begin talked about. ( 8-8SI PATTI PAGE SHOW Nov, 17. The fair will open with Ocr.i.i Le. Paal aed Nary SWEATERS 7 PIECE OUTFIT! WORKWEAR On th* non-union coal Issue, the Ford a biiafness meeting at 7 pm. fol­ soft coal operators reportedly told • PREMIUM GRADE lt:8« < 8> BADGE TI4 « Perfect choice t o r homes requiring additional sleeping accommo­ ANYWUPRF lowed by a program pertaining lo Irfwla they saw no way of writing (18-4*1 CIRCLE THEATEB dations! Get ALI. 7 PIECES at a very apecial Keith budget pric* books presented by grades 4. 5, HEATING OIL ‘‘Moeey Cor Sale" a ban Into the contract without (K-Ml THIS IS VOCB LIFE Ladies* and Misses* Short Sleeve ..to give you a roomful of furniture al a decided savings! The and 6. making them.xelves liable to proi- PREMIUM SERVICE AT ( 8-S8) WEDNESDAY NIGHT two m ajor pieces of the aiSite are In durable T apestry w ith full SHIRT Booka, erayons, enpybooks, sweat eeutlon under the Federal Anti­ NO EXTRA COST BOXING—Fraekle Ryff xe roll spring conalruclinn Includes the Sofa Bed.. l/ounge Chair, shirts and beanies will be .on sale. GREEN STAMPS Eddie Perkioi— 1* roaede, R«qular 3.49 tru st I.aiwa. llghtwritkt boBi Classic Slipons In a Blend 0/ Cocktail "rable. Two End Tables. Two Table l^mpa. The Rocker There will a fish pond for the chil­ 18:8* ( 8) NEWS * WEATREB Showm la Priced Separately At $3995. dren as well as a "Pick My Pocket WYMAN’S OIL CO. m> SEA RUNT I.ady" white elephapt table. Enter­ (Ml. MEDIC U MAIN ST.—TEL. Ml 8-1508 Itltt ( II FEATCRR FILM liftfiRAL KEITH ftUDGET TERMS tainment will be supplied by the "Ballet*for Jeey" 75% FINEST LAMB'S WOOL Ellington School Band. The audi­ ( ) JOHN DALY AND THE 8:M ( t> HOPS o r STABS NEWS IIMITED TIME ONLY! PANTS torium will be open to the public (IS) THE BIO PAYOFF from Monday through Friday, 1 STATE TODAY IS ODB8 II lie ( 8) NEWS. WEATHER B R«^l«ir 4.49 < S ^ ) BEAT THE CLOCK SPORTS 20% SOFT FUR p.m. to 3 p.m. NOW Thru SATURDAY (4ft) ALL STAB FLAYHOtSB (18-881 NEWS, WEATREB rr.\ Family Hiipper (SJI RIG NEIVb rONTINITOUR FROM 8:.30 S:M (IS"4ft) THE VKBDICT IS YOrBS (48) FEATI'RE FORTY A family supper will be served (S2>M) FBOM THESE BOOTS Feature Bhown 8:40-9:25 ( R) CONNPX’TICl’T BAND­ iMi PlJlYHOI’SE Oh STARS 5 % NYLON • FrMiilfMl rmmrrton Cloth hv Ituley k to parents and children hy the STAND 11:18 1181 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE I.oril! FROLIC WITH ( 8) WORMI'N REST MOVIES Crystal Ijtke PTA at the Crystal (U) WHO DO YOr TBl’ST? •‘Lady Lack** Solid gray-A ll wool Lake School on Nov. 18. After the i : H ( t) HAP BIOHABD'S EX- Sixes: 34, 34, 38. Colore: Pink, Light MHe, Maixe • .Mo4*tR highoNt Arm y ftHmUrdR! B R iG r r r iB PBKSS supper the Girl 'Scouts will pres­ (IfMft) BBIOHTRB DAY and Dark Rrown. • MHnforlrrd. roInrfiiRt! ent a minstrel show. (SS-Sft) qrR R N FOB A DAY MOftlARTY IR O S . (VHiplNi C lub's Offioera ( R-U) AMKBICAN BANDSTAND 4:1ft (tIMft) SEi'BET ST4IRM S E L L L V e • rtm r ilmino p\(rn ulroiig tnllorlng The Couples Club of the Knei- 4:M < S) BANGER AND^ AN Rnt quoHtyi--No irrtgulan er second* , . aeth Israel Synagogue ha.x elected (IR) EDGE OF NIGHT • LINCOLNS — MERCURY officers for the coming year aa fol­ (S3-M) COVNTV FAIR AND CHARCOAL FLANNEL A IjiMncmltMiM low Halo piluo! QvialUy l:ft« ( S» FEATI RR FILM low*: **TliRaki for RTorythiat'* ENGLISH FORDS piTivon I’owr-Ilouse uombril roUon twillR (It) LIFE OF RILEY tiilo' )o(m of pnntNhmont Ktill length Nhirt Th* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novgrad. (8ft) BOY ROGERS SIS CENTER ST.-^MI S-6186 Uil.s Atny In! Matti AeRn\R double itUtched co-pr*itd*nta; Mr. and Mrs. Mel­ <4ft> POPEYK HOME tllNDIR vin Cantor, co-vIc* presidents: (ttl TUB FIRST SHOW for Atrrngth (Ti^en. grey. ten. All eleee. liM < t-IS) MICKEY MOl^SK CLUB .. .. '*•> '4®* rAAE SHOW Mrli. Louis Cantor, corresponding (It) THE BIO SHOW 11:8* (81) NEWS SUITS secretary: Mrs. Gerald Allen, re­ NEWS A WEATHER •!«*> WITH EITTT Public Nursing Asan. Drive. 7:ftft ( S) NEWS. WEATHER A (88) T \ MATINEE This amazing suit value is for a • &ees4ef klen4lee wSkeik The following Ellington resi­ SPORTS •48) HINOO AT ROME i»rtrt er wklH dents have been chosen canvassers (lt-4ft) SEVEN O'CLOCK RE­ I (181 (XINNEITILTTT LIFE limited time only—and it's first come, PORT ' ^ for the Rockville Public Health 1 "S- ' !*!:“ „*» TRK WORLD TCEN9 • I -.lever leeF 4erlfn ter kiAe ( *) MAC KBNIIB'8 B8h>BB8 ( I) PL'BLIC DEFENOEB first fervedi Qict the luxury suit you’ve N)iralng Awn, which serx’ee Ell­ m i NISW8- ( 81 STAOR 8 klendlne ington. (M-4*l NEWS a WEATRKB (U) HALF' Horm FILM wanted—and girt it at our lowest price (Ul JANET DF.AN B. N. > m i PROTF.STANT PBAVEB EARLY AMERICAN 7 • Reter itierp n«Meu ileel bledet Mrs Ronald Buscagita. captain; Tilt (18-4*1 DOI’GIJtS RDWABm, ever! Chcxiiie from a superb group NKWfl ' J " " 41MMV DEAN SHOW • M y ev*rw>ie#4 e*4 e m e v e i aaalsted by Mrs. Russell Martin. ( 81 AMERICAN LEGEND A $9.9S Value! o i Mrs. Norman Chase. Mrs. Paul m i HinHI.IRIfSA (tt-8*) TRUTH OR CON8E- of classic 3-button models with flap • UquMliet-ikevei ke— klee4« s (|*> NKW8 OI'KNCES PIECE SOFA BED GROUP Moarhclia. Mrs, Arthur Rother, TiM ( SI FFATI'BB ni.M (Celorl pockets and center vents. Sizes for — ihfedi— irindi— gretei- Mr*. Walter C Dletzel, Mrs. Mil­ "Hkeel n r .l " ( 8-88) CHANCE FOR ROMANCE adsei— Rvreei— isilvertie.— m-M l .SHIELKY TKNri.R'8 liM (IIMi) HOrSE PARTY A Complete Room'>Bni«inbl* Uist ragulan, shorts, longs. Hurry— ALTERATIONS INCLUDED dred Dowding, Mrs. R. F'. Hart­ UBTMMt C04M ATOBVIMMIK "AH Itaka keen— d»e« ( 81 SI’SIE serves .you 24 hours a d a y ..a t m ann, Thom aa Daccy, Mr*. I.x)ulsc . ead Ike Kertr Tklere." <»-S*l HAGGIS HAGGIS (Coleil night the Sofa, easily upena to a because these will CO FASTI Wilson, Mrs. Robert Aborn, Mr*. PLUS (IS) TWIUaNT THEATRE (8 ) MY LITTLE MARGIE "Tee Maey Nelieae" (881 FEATI'RK • .full length bed for two! In better NOW ONLY $24.95 George Hutchins. Mrs. D. E. Scott fabric* with fully guaranteed coll -■ ■Y" ■■ and Thomas Copnelly. TheALDON spring construction. Consists of the" Sofa Bed,. W ing Chair, Maple Manoheeter Evening Hemid Ell­ MANCHESTER Cobblers Bench, Two .Step End ington eorrea|Mindent, Mrs. G. F, Thbles and T m-o .Table Lamp*. Plan to sea It Thursday— I h o 9 ¥ T Berr, telephone TRemont 5-DS18.' EXTRA SPECIAL SALB Goodyear Welt boot! MOTOR SAI PS Spinning Mills Corp. ■hare thia low Keith budget prical C M F M laitl Im y-m w m y §tlmm vSp4>8 Ten»ion'$ Rite "YOUR OLOSMOBILIE DEAlJOt" LIRERAI. TERMS Mon's Hi-Cut Work Shots oil-tanned to shed moidure! Larsen’s ,Mmosarmthmt $ 0 TALCOTTVIUE. CONN. > STORE ll o r n s i Op«a MoAdajr Yai, nalMree, flexibla welli— **900 Chicago f/PF-e^Ttnalons are in- EXTRA! NEWS SPECIAtt 512 W IST CfNTER STRiH Ml g-1611 nir^HKh Erani 9 A.M. at thit low tpocial'purchai* HARDWARE (nreastng between repreaentailves GOV. RlBIOOrr opoM the VbHI * iM >.M. P \ f § ? 0 s t * Sliee T'11. Rubber sole*' prlcol Nil-groin black.loalhor, § of old-lin* aUbllah*' churchea and NEW THRUWAT! FaU Sfora Ha«irs:>9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. To m . thni OPEN THUK8UAYR rubbor (opiolot. Suro-foelod nawly formad Chrlatlan congreg*- Cecei ealea Of Tha Modan *ABd Ii m U. Now o n lj 84 DBPOT SQUARE - UNTIL 9 P.M. veoedmon hoolt. ^ 1 2 . tlona tn Aala and Africa, mlaalon- Oawb-N. r . JUBlU-MURaa .JZ' S«rfeCy-Tes

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PAGB FOUB MANCHESTBR BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1958 TT MANCHESTER EVENINC HERALD. MANCHESTER. W N N . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 PAGE n V E

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WOMEN’S DAYS BURTON'S Special Savings..SpeciaMow prices.:Special Gift with ^2.99 Purchase! omorrow.,Come Early.. Yes,

Just in Time Fdr Cold Weather W.D.A.B. tA SPECIAL! c o u p o Magnificent Our Big W D A B Pried Scoop! FREE! 88 YOUR Paris Import CABINET PORTRAIT USUALLY PRICED AT Worth $10 With This Cou|ion '"■1 Copies This coupoi.. when etnmpe.l by Burton's, with first CAR COATS p\irrh«.se of 110 or more d\ihng W T).A B. b a y i *10” .„a»14” at Buiion's entitles any ONE member of a fam­ ily U> a free Silvertoiie 8 x 10 portrait at the BUTTERWORTH .STUDIOS. Main Street, Man­ Genuine Leather chester. This offer expires Dec. 5, 1^^.^8 and can­ not be applied agnin.st .any current order now t-'■ standing .with the Biitterwbrth Studios; nor can »AS it be used In conjimctioii with any other type of ceitifii ate r'leviiuialv Is.sucd Call’ MI 9-0890 for appointment. Rutterivorth Studios. ,111 Main St.. HANDBAGS Ma:, hostel's newest, biggest and most modern studio specializing in line portraiture with special attention to children. Home portraiture available on leqiiest. r ; A truly seihsatiuna! purcha.sp ju.s* Regularly to $14.99 for W.D.A.H. Days. You’ll !ov» •gg. mtbm.sp these gleamingly supple genuine M fi\ /iV ll . leather, many of them leather lined. Z Theae beautiful dressy bags are in For Misses, Juniors, Boys, Girls black and coloi.<, that usually sell for $10.99 to $14.99. The perfect fall and winter bag, exquisilel\ de­ tailed inside and out. Another big scoop at 'his price. Real beauties fijom every angle. All weather water repellent poplin shells, hooded,knd collar styles,^" for - - . some with convertible hoods, quilt lined, pile lined. Many stylM missy to choo.se from. Toggle, zipper and button closures. A real big The Greatest Handbag and collection for the entire family— except Papa. (Styles shown juniors representative of group). ( Value We've Ever Offered ■n' ’■ m

Once-A-Year! 'oiiniiH iiM iinM an^^ !.,1 Special Purchase Sale Here's Our No. 1 Seller W.D.A.B. Fobulous Grab Bag Assf. r; Women's and Misses' Our Regular $5.99 From our most Popular and Famous maker FLANNELETTE 100% All Wool Tapered PAJAMAS Aansworth BLOUSES 0 and GOWNS SLACKS Usually $4 and $5 Qualities Brand Roguloriy $2.99 Once-A-Year apecial purchaae from a famous maker of cloud eoft cuddly warm aa tpaat flannelette gown and pajamas Id slzea 34 to 40. Several ■tylea and pattema to chooae from. New Theae are top quality and the aav- Inga are Important. You'll live in them from now thru 1st Time Ever! I ' winter. In Black, Brown or Char­ Wool The Famous t . • ■ ■> coal with its own self belt, tide Famous Quality zipper and pocket, beautifully de' COTTONS Beauties! BALLET One of the finest values ever! tailed and proportioned. Sizes 10 \ l to 18. Beautiful--Sparkling NYLONS Terrific choice of dre^y and Monday these slacks tailored styles— button down collars, choir girls, conven­ RHINESTONES go back to $5.99 tional- shirt-makers in rpll-up P.1, and barrel cuffs, in solids, VoluM to $7.50 ■tripes, plaids and paisleya. Rogulorly $1.35 Each (AhMh. . - f * ' DRESSES Wow! What beauties. And you'll love li W »'v« gone ovvrboard on Uil» Item. And them and buy adveral, not only for your­ It'i s Ant time, too, at tuch a lidlculoualy self. but for all , your friends aa gdfta. Buy Yours N O W ! low price. These are the wnnled eeamteaa Amerlca'a, vary beat maker of rhinestone in fashions newest colors atyles and all ilxen and beet colon, ^uy jewelry In dazzling, glittering pine and plenty of them for your favorite gift spots. esTTlnga. See these early. They are up This price la for W D A B Days only. front In the store. BUY SEVERAL FOR GIFTS

GlrH' 7-14 DurisRthi* WDABSaie! | DiseoitiiiHMl Stylos Burtoi’s Own Famous Ssasaiioaal Broup Pra-toart ‘ 9.80 Now! Drip-Dry NYLON TRICOT Quilt Burtoa's Papular Rag. $25. Rcgulorly $10.99 ond $12.99 Hart's Our Cloisip Wondar! Ddcron and Cotton S M i $18 $2 For Your Old BABY DOLL Famous Quality I Bulky Saauty For Tbis Lovoiy $35 Qualify ROBES DRIVING it: Junior deliKhl.s in .‘fhenlh-slylod cashnii'ro .soft-wool UMBRELLA Handkerchiefs ity lM tar cM m I MaMHfaotarin’ Closoouts n flannel, master-dyed in the briprhteiiil holiday coloia If you buy our W D A B PAJAMAS GLOVES BRAS CARDIGAN of Paris pink, turquoise jtold, periwinkle as well ns ■ftoclol for ^ y Another buy from one of , our very best & BOY COAT basic deep tones. 6 style's to choose from. All are fash­ § GIRDLES Itgwiflriy $1.99 Rogitkwfy $5.88 Your old battered um­ makera. A wonderful Roguiariy $2 .9 9 ioned in the newest modified Empire silhouettes. 3 '<” 9 8 ‘ R«9iilarlY$3.99 choice Christmas gift brella and IS.88 will i in nylon and cotton Our Lewost Prica Evar Miaaea and junior sizes. get yoti one of otir ^ UMiaNy 45c ooeh In beautiful colors quUt! Many styles to'' Rtgulbriy to $4 -d Severel stylea' to chooae frothed with laee: Also chooae from. All- want­ from, all with genuine Here's the one you'll For this ance-a-year aale wu brand new $8.88 urn- ed colors. \ A real bonanza la cot­ have taken this No. 1 all Int'erz Buy planty o t thaaa tor all yodr frtands for tailored atylaa.' Vary We scooped the market lust J Icethqr palms: Wool ton end nylon UMz. Buy want The popular high Ohruibnaa. Wa hava an amaalng iaaeort- hulk Orion with con­ lined boy ooet in magnificent brellaa o t ymir own nloa and appropriate tor this greet event They T stylea with leather $ 1 8 8 eeveraJ at this lew mant a t tovaljr CM fn, and ouaBty, Buy are alt famous brands and pabn. ffeahmere with vertible eoUnr. In camel blend and olaaMc styling ahetea. tor Ohristinaa glftn price. White only SB to and priced It real low. In Natu­ plm lyi V«iMCl«$l.99 top qtMllty. WMte only. All leather pehn. Mhny So, A-B^M>. white, black end eokwi. Maes and all eotore. Wises M te 40, ral. navy, gray and red, beeutl- fully detaTled of magnificent' fabrie and top workmanship. PAGfc SIX MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 196S

which h«wspap«ra unaclfishly cov­ clvte leader. Tha m arriage tiNia evtfy exertion to give us reUnf. W IN F — 1230 WHAir—*10 57 Newspape^rs ered news and pictures whan not Hebron Woman united two mllttgry families. am, Bir, with graatsat rsgard. Tour publishing, thereby giving their WDRO— 1860 Daily Radio W TIU — 1080 Debevalfe brother, OeL Cham­ most obedient servant, 0 Uie radio W T IC —K c r u i on t>iiUn A m o rlc a French Uch, Ind., Nov. 12 (#>— 8 news. By BUSAN raNlM,XTON whose headquarters was In B^ton Ale (WSM — er ■ ri* WDKC—M 0.KIB lor Romaoco n r t y seven neWspspers and six The Providencsi (R. I.) Journal Nearly all of the historical ac­ chester. Glastonbury, Chatham, leiv price ree AS eSeeS. managements and are suoject to W rO P—Modern Sotinrti at that time. She made the trips A Bulletin was clt^ for the fifth counts from Hebron have been East Haddam, Lotms, Norwich, change without notice. stfise— radio stations today were swarded on horseback, accompanied only W IIAY-Nlt« Wsicft time In the eight years A P M B has about men, their struggles to es­ New London, and parte of Leban­ citations for outstanding news and by an old alave, Aristarchus. WELOPN DRUO CO. l:Si— W TIC—Ttina for Muaic bean awarding these special cita­ tablish homes, their roles In the on and Hebron. WLNP—Usnchetter Utrsid Naw* WIOHC— Mo4Kia tor flomanc* "CoL Henry Champion, Sir: We aoi Main Btreei Ml g.®ni newspholo coverage by the .Asso­ tions. It was for that newspaper’s Revolutionary War, and other i:44>— W rO P—Modern Sounda are in e situation of axtremlty for WINr—Muiic tor tha Plral 8I11II ciated Press Managing ICdltor# outstanding newa and photo staff wars and the statesmen the town 14:44^ want of meat. The Troops for sev­ *:00— „ WHAY —Nile Walch Assn. job of the dramatic Pawtucket hss produced. WHAV—Planar Parly WTIC—UN Radio Review eral days have been entirety des­ •—KrcurU Hpvu« The awards were ,msde at the siege In which two policemen were w n rir—Mood* for Romanca ' However, at least one Hebron titute of any, and for a consider­ wknb- t 'at 1.111“ ^40 Club WF’OF'—K. P. Morenn opening session of the APME's killed and the rollision of two tank­ W T H '—r<»M Mill^'r woman stand, out and deserves a I I no-. silver snnlversarj^nallonal conven­ ers off Newport. able time past they have been—at DDE TO ILLNESS Marendaz Witi.'C—(:al Kdlby place no less gjprlous than theirs. W IIAY —Nile Walt h tion. The citations eoncerned al- half, at quarter—an eighth—al­ Wl’pl’—Top 40 Show VVTM'—N ew a This woman was Deborah Cham­ mo.sl every sm.-i.sh news and pic­ lowance o t this essential aHicle 4:0.%- VVDRC—Ne«a ana Weathar pion, a sister of Col. Henry Cham­ THE OFFICE OF T M V a U H I O Y WiNi-—fscwi W p O P - N e m i ture story In the domestic service Riibhpr PriMliiction Falla . . . I entreat your best and pion of Colchester, for whom the U IN i*--Music with Jn® Girona 1! 1 5- for 1B5«. DR. JOHN NORDBY. 18 Asylum St., Hartford VVIIAV- Mte W«ln sfler ntallon summed London Worlil production of W’i'ls;—fcjjtorla Final TeL'CHapel 7-5857 WHAV I’lMtUr P a rly up not only the speed and excel­ Deborah Champion at a very W t *1 t ■—Uecurd U®vu« W l»nc—Mooda for Uomanca natural rubber during the first DENTIST U'K.NB Ops'll M ik* W POP—Modern fiounda lence of large nnd small newspaper eaily age became the second wife Authoriznd Agents For All \\ I II —PaORs .Millrr 11 54- seven mi'inths of KthR totalc'l of the Hon. Samuel Gilbert of the W IIAV-Jaw Alley and radio eoverage but related ECONOMY LUNCH 861 CENTER STREET Rail, A ir and Steamship \\ I'KC—fat Knihv how they went far beyond their 980,000 tons, a decrease of 99,- Gilead section of Hebron In 1775. U l‘< ip —Top 4«i Ph'iw W TIP—Rinrllrhl fierenad® Corned Beef on Rye, Potato Lines 4:30- VS Irpi Mr.odR |r r R..rtiance normal diitie.s of cooperative ex­ f)00 Iona from the like period of Thus she became a Hebron woman. Salad, Economy Size WAG WILL BE CLOSED UIIAV PlaU'i Party W p O l*— M orlerri S/ iin'l® 1957. Consumption of natural Her husband was the son of Col. 11 45- change of heatlline ef>py to give Apple Pie, Coffee f 9 HAROLD EELLS \S11C—pnrs Miller rubber In the aeven-monlh period .Samuel Gilbert, a large landholder \s i 'iU..- Pai VS'HAV- la/.y. AU'-v the Associated I’reaa wide rom|)eti- UNTIL NOVEMBER 24 Manchester Agent \\ p o p —Tnj. 4" Tirn* W Tfi' -h^mrlicht S*rena'le al-.o ileclined. from 1.122.f)00 tons and an early settler of Colches­ \vnn<:— Moorle f. i notnanca live margins ARTHUR'S 4 l%~ In 1957 to 1,10.'),000 tons this year ter and a prominent military and Tel. MI 9-7442 vs HAY -Pinti. I Patty W l’ftp-M odrrn Soutula Many In.stnnees were riled In U PH -PnR.8 Ml i*'r 12:54- WdJUJ—Cat V STN F—Hlgn O ff U pi iP -T n p 4 I 'I ;rn® 4 00 - VV II A"! Plain f Partv \S I !' ■ .S> w ■ W p a I h r r liiitlicraiifl to See U llP l,' N4-W9 \S P O P- Tnt» 4'' Tim® MAIN ST., MANCHfSTERt—PHONE Ml 3-5141 • 0.\ SlitioK of India VS IN K— i I 1.V- OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 VS i \ f -Kj- rt* Mr*. Charlc* Reynold*, wif* of WARDS U ! ■ s V Piiui''t Party r.' I ) r-. ' f . () f/ t H V '.V n t r [ r £ T v \r , I,- -J(..ea M: >r th. a*.*orlate pastor of the South APPLIANCE DEPT. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT U I’H'■ Methodl*. fhurrh. will apeak and 4'i Tlin® 4 show allde* on India at the meet­ t K XT\ UMA'i I’ liiUff PRriy ing of th- Mlaalonary Rorlety of u [ I< ■ R'lst M 'Mer [ . ( { ( 'nl K'Dhv Ihi- Emanuel Lutheran Chiirrh Fri­ M / • ' —Ky® ( i|'pn®r day night. l.i:. - TTie bualneaa meeting will be U MAY-PtMli'r pRrIy held In the reception room of the VV’l l ' R obb Mlll®r UTTM!—Pal Kolhy pariah building, and the program ISIGNATUREI \i. [•( Ilv® I M-r'iirr will be held In the chnpfl. New 1959 6 cycle 4 IMl - Mra. Reynold* and her hii*band U HAY —DatPilna VV I IP—N®wb *erved a* ml*nlonarle* In India for VVIiRP— N> wb several yeara. UT*f ir —N®wi i n;, Mra. O. Albert Pearson will lead u i;. F—N>wi the devotions, and Mra. Hedvig • 14- Earn la ehalrman of the refresh­ VVIN'F—Mtmlr for Evfnlnt • 15— ment rnmmltlee, U’M A Y - DatRlIn® automatic...first and only washer WTH*—Hlrirtlv Hiiort* WniK?—Nowb Brlwerii Arts WT'I Ip -IHxteianii 4 50 - VVM A V —.Nprenart® New York l/T) The no smoking \V| I'‘ —("'itn Club ban In Rroadway theater* I* due \V|i[M'—Piiv Lninharflo 5VI’i Ip M'-ilr 1 n Sxiind* for revisinti. • :4 5 - "Th* law I* a joke." rommenled \VIIA Y —t>®i pfinrl® Eire Commlaeloner Edward Cav- that launders 11 lbs. of clothes W i l l '—}t Mtar t’.Ktrn anagh .Ir,, In reporting on the fu \V I iRP— 1 ,nw®l) Tlifniat UT’iip Motlnn Bniinrl® til* effort* of 111* department l< 7 1 .0 0 keep smoker* from llgliling up In W 11A Y — .Srr ®n«f1® aide playhoiiaea dming Inlerml*- W ill'-lurk HuM®l get up to 25% cleaner clothes * ^ r * W r r „ \VI IIPAMiitB nti'l Andy elona. All merchandise perfectly usable. Nothing touched \V f •( )P_Fullf)n P<* wit Cavanagh anid llml next yeiii 1.1.5 V*. 11 V V' S<‘i rnml® new regulation* mny provide fo by fire or water. Some items completely untouched. Will luck Hm'el Inrreaaed fireproofing nf cerlnln than automatic washers W I P‘ A inn® aria A n dr \V P' ■ P M-uirrM H-'midB area* and removal of the nrr amok 1;50 Ing sign*. A once-in-o-lifetime opportunity to save on Towels,! WII.AY H'.iind P ol "We're not trying Irr eiicmuage WlMi - Newn with centerpost agitators Sheets, Pillows, Linens, Blankets, Curtoins, Drapes, (i|!iAnswpf Pl®RB® amoklng, " he declared, "hul we are Q 5VP«>P I.fiwrrnrn \V®lk going tn have to gn alntig with the , 1:4.5 WIIAY llMiiml Iinf will of the llienler goer*" NIW 6 C Y C li AUTOMATIC wHh pushbutton programming! 4 laundry eydoi Spreads and many more items for your home. A LL \VT!<‘ —I.U® ami th® World Wl)l:i'_i; R Morrow •hat wash everything from blanksls to wash 'n wears automatically—|usf push a SALES FINAL! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! W p i'l’ l.awrpriro \V’®lk button for th* "program" (washing cycle) you wonfl Clothes sook, wash and I 00 WIIAV- Mound P'i* rinse In th* correct water temperature—all automatically 1 • * S ; 3 0 W'l li ■ —!’r>(»pl® Ar® Funny \ ^ Some One-of-Kind! \V[)f!i’ _ R g I.pwIb UT'iiP PawioMc® W®lk NEW LIFE TO CLOTHESI Wards improved rotating agitator ends tugging, I ir, WIIAY- Hound Pnf twisting and tangling of clothes—produce's 80% less lint than centerpost U I 11 ■ —Propio Ar® Funny W|»Tl<‘ - R g I,®wIb MONEY washers. Built-In lint Alter removes any lint that is produced. Your clothes last 1 Group Of Famous Mako IV pi >P“ I.Rwronr® W®lk KITCHEN FAMOUS BATES ■ :.5 0 longer, colors ibtain their original brighj4n*ssl WM A V-Ilmind Pnf U' l K’— Nlcht Mn® 1 P I L L O W U’PirC—.fnrx Iff Mv B®at t h i NEW DETERGENT AND WATER SAVlNOS! 3 0 ' Signature needs only one-ho/f CURTAINS \^ l*( ip—Motlmi fioundi BEDSPREADS • 15 the hot water and detergent used by old fashioned centerpost washers. The C A S E S WHAY- Hi'iind D oi 1 Vokios \V1'H:—NlKhl Un® Signature Imperial uses 25% les^water overall. WIiRC—.1 BT.r. Ib M v Brut 1 Vds. fo S1.19 _ _ to $6.98 QA WPi ir-~M"fl®rn flfUindi wiy Now From • no Only 289.95; no monthly payments 'til Feb. 1 O Gottagea and ^ 1 * v w ***” ’• $ WIIAY Mound P o f n Cannon and Batee. drapes. 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Valuec m' on your honip, ronifntj*, per- 6 i to $1.90...... * 9 / V Bonal propprty, pin® hruad Wards ''blow through" fully thrft ruui prrnonni linlulity and Wards finast SIONATURE alL Wards SIGNATURE spaca-sayer rovrrsirr, nil in f*nr pponnmv. automatic electric dryer Firrfl pnrkftRf’. ('all on u*» to Saturday fabric anteuiattc washer washer-dryer oonbiiiation Air blows directly rij R A Q C explain hmv a park'ige policy Select your own wotet A tfS A Q r Automatically washes, d% M Q C ran wive you monry. Only through family.size 1 / lU * ® level, temperature and then dries—all In one * #1 Sae*F*F loodi Choice of 3 fen?- washing timel RototlM f c - J J continuous operationi $ 4.99 peraturej. No heof lost ^ orn AmirF ogitotor-S;p to 80% Clothes come out coo|, 5 min.—cuts wrinkling. $10 DOWN $tgpo«m V o lu «s rr»:TH Yor NftTiiivn less lint. Fabrk guide. dry, wrinkle-freel •ske. 9^® ®* arg MMP mbitfofd tm Ovy FR EE ____ >. e ^ ONLY $S OR $10 DOWN DELIVERS ANY MAJOR ARPLIANCE PAR Kim .a t ••••ii-iiroie* ^ a J w iiu d q s u m ^ IN REAR

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANi:HESTER. CONN,, \Ve DNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 liAN CH ESTER BVianN O lRERAlJ).. M ANCHESTER. CONN.. W E D l^D A Y , NOVEM BER 12, 19B 8 ^ A C B N ^ R ffiaiirtiratpr explain, unlcM It ia that Naaser. ‘Hal Boyle- aloft. Me Bniffa the air. He la ready ■ jri-.Mi4m.iai6 like everybody else, waa uneasy A Thought for Today to fend off tpad doga, muggers— Civil War Vet, 116, bs initiated. Anyone wishing a St.; Mrs. Harriet Brogan, 843 over AvhjI might happen In Jo r­ Council of CburciMt even bill collectors. RdckvUle-Vernpn rids to the Post Home should’ be Boys Steal Car, Main SL; Donald Murray, Tan;, ' -...... - ' ’*V lEtipnitu) ijprald dan while King Hussein was away. 8ponsored by the BUncheatar "I'd like to see any woman try Not up to Parade at the Town Hall by 6 p.m. Mrs. keroosan Rd., Vernon; Henry Scouts Plan Fund Campaign "■ PUBLISHED BY THE * to grab a 'taxi away from me Eugene Rychling, Department HERALD PRINTING CO INC. VVe do have this unusual situation Oh, Hand Me Down Caught in Maine HembrochU, 16 Deinxiht St., Wes­ 13 Street now." he mutters. "I’d amash her (/P> — Membership duUmian,' will be the ley Toung, Taylor, 8t., Vernon; in which everybody seems to Avant The Power That Worketh In Ua* Houston, Tex., Nov. 12 Town Meeting Set on Funds Manch^slcr Conn to the pavement, ,pln her to the There was an ambulance waiting guest qf the evening. Members Jesse 'Vmte. 613 Main S t; John To Develop Lake of Isles THOMAS F FKROrSi.»N In our travels we havfe become ground, and drive away, laugh­ An automobila stolen hero laat to have King Hussein stay on his so the Civil War veteran could ride are reraitHded to bring their dona­ night turned up in Mialne this Ciarcla.' 7< Harlan 8 t ; GaU Klein- WALTER R FKRGrSON acquainted with many types of ing." tion for the gift shops.* throne, simply because nobody My Walking Cane In the big Veteran's Day parade ; For Drainage Near School morning sad four Manchester aChmldt t Middlefleld S t ; Fran- The Blackledge DUtriet Boy^ministration bulldingi: T h B ^ r o - Founded October 1. IbM boats. On ouc river we traveled In He does laugh- a little wildly. X AOH Meeting wants to run the risks which would country type dug-out boat.s where here yesterday, but the nation's Juveniles have been .takea into oeeea Gateer 311 Wootlpridge S t; Soouta of America, will partici­ gram also includes road jpehstruc- pubHi*hod fc:ver> Eventni: It has been so long . . . so very, oldest soldier Just w asn't‘up to It. T b t AOH Auxiliary will meat to­ custody as the result. Mra. H Xiaab^ WlUey, 66 Ridge pate In a campaign to raise 8500,- tton, parking areaa, uid"water and he involved in any immediate the men used paddles to carry the New Yoik t/Fi- Theodore Roo- other Sampson sliorn of his symbol very long . . . since he felt In any -The Selectmen lu t night called^school classes move to the neSv morrow night in the unit’s rooms Cturdavn and Holtd«v^ Knt»rr>d «i ili^- Col. W alter .Williams, who will The auto, a 1958 Chevrolet be- B t ; Mrs. Magdytlen Avery, Bolton 000 for camp development by-the power Installations.-'"'a PniM Of!ic«* At M«nchept''r C->nn a? ( hange of tlie .slalua of Jordan in boat along, but often as we moved eevelt oner e'dvi.sed, "Speak aoft- of strength, modern man has be­ Avay equal to women. ’ IL .special town meeting fOr Tuea- building on Loveland Hill. on Elm St. A -pot luck supper will S^ond ClHf# Mao Matter against tlie current w'c made very be 110 Friday, is one of the two tonglng to. Leonard E. Seader of I a Iu ; Misa Margaret. Donnellan, Charter Oak Council. J. Watson Beacli,'fonner mayor nn>‘ direi tinn ly--and carry a big 'slick." come a weakling. He follows Let 40 million men start carry­ surviving veterans of, the Civil 'dSy for approval of a tie,(X)0 iq>- On Friday, the high school fac­ be eervdd at 6tS0 p.m., followed by 96 Biro S t; Mra. Gertrude Shank- slow progress often being carried meekly behind woman Into eleva­ 99 Conststnee Dr., was -reported Towns which make up this dis­ of Hartford.-1^1 aerVs as general Sl'RS' RIPTinN RATf^ In nnv ca.'.e, the one re.sult tliat Moat jnen today apeak real soft­ ing a stout walking stick again War. The other is John Sailing of ulty will be in the Syjtes class­ a short meeting and a Thanksgiv­ nan . 78 MiUord ltd.; Mellaaa Pavabte in Advance along with the stream. By our own tors, trails her to the feed trough proprlation ' for extra drainage stolen lost night at 6:45. It was trict Include Mancheiter, Bolton, campaign chairman, reporte F. ly, but few carry a stick anyrpore; and you'd see a proud new rebirth Slant, Va. rooms during U)S same hours, for ing social. Members are ashed to Briggs, 84 Finley St; Nancy One Year ...... %\S .'>■ is significant seems to he thsl efforts we could make very little fthe buffet table), gets the last work otKXoveland Rd. in connec­ visits from parents. bring their envelopes to this meet­ taken from nsar the Green Manor Andover, Glastonbury, Hebron and Waltade Prelle, council president Fi s M-*nth.« ...... ■ T'. This may he why the modern city of American manhood. Parade officials, who said "He Blatates Inc. office a t 382 W. Middle Caruso, 81 Beamon Circle; William Marlborough. According to Beach, “The urgent Three ...... King Hussein is aliandoiiing what progress. man feel.s ao helpless. acAt on the bus. if any. tion with dtojiew high school. During the visiting hours there ing. On another occasion, we traveled And women? Well, they might Ilknth ...... - 1 was to hsve heen his romantic Social critics deplore the f&dlng Woman, on the other hand, find they kind of llkeii a change in The meeUngfvWiU be held at 8 will be demonstrations . and ex­ Oounty pUldren’e . Group Weekiv ...... on a boat which gel Its power from hasn't been so foolish as to aban­ ambulance carrying Williams to manager for Green Manor and Marion RldolA, B rin d Brook; Mrs. Scout camps and ' an Ebcplorar ities, brought on by the rapid pmirle Copv ...... i>r* holiday in Kiiitipe, and Is staying masculinity of the American male. the present situation, too. follow a band in the parade. . p5m. in Town HiuLvThe $19,000 ap­ hibits throughout the building, by The first meeting this season of the wind blowing 1 n canvas sails. don her own self-defense. She has chairman of the Town Develop­ Sarah Thompaon, Eaat Hartford; Scout base at the Lake of lalee growth of boy population, Impelled One way to restore it might be to Members of the family said Wil­ propriation wa^pbeylously ap­ the various departme'hta. the Tolland Oounty Auxiliary of ment Commlaaibn. MKMRt-:n f>F on his throne, and Is converting Thi.s was somewhat belter but We increased It. She prowls the town Mn. Josephine Oossen, 187 Hack­ Scout Reservation, near North the board of directors of the Char­ THK ASSOriATKD PRh-SS revive tlie fine old maolY custom liams has been growing mor^ proved by the^Board of Finance A program in the auditorium, Children’s Services of Connecticut According to Manchester Policf, matack St.; Mi;a. Karol.re Novak, Stonlngton. This recently acquired the sir Incident over .'tyria into s were subject to prevailing winds packing either a parasol slender Calling All Cars! beginning at 9 'p.m., will include will be held tomorrow from 8 to 8 ter Oak Council to embark on this The Pre.** .:e r rlu.^ive!\ of carrying a walking stick or feeble and has not been out of bed which*was >dMsed that the, ^addi­ the car was recovered by police in 35 Haynes St.; Mrs. EIrna Hueh- property contains 960 acres «f great capital money-raising cam­ ertitlM i»- the ij«e oi re;Mjhllraii«n <■ f jTf pa?ArulA A’.onf which niA\’ help and we would make good speed for enough to Inflict a mortdl wound, selections by the High School p.m. at the home of Mrs. Richard canc. for many months. tional cost arose when deVaiop Old Town, Maine. ner, 131 Prospect St., Rockville; woodland and lake, providing an paign." The greatest capacity of all e d'.'PHt<'he« i rrdiled in n ' r ...... v n< • i a while, then the wincai i>nbn«t,r,i h/>rf ' |^,i^ longer down AO that the merv had to get tans Is'regarded as being afflicted a rampaging elephant. mond, a filling station operator, Ltweland Hill caused by the dannedance groupami.n nfof the rrieieGirls Mrs. Stuart Tlnkham la hospitality out the paddles again. said the four juveniles have been Mrs. Viols Sobol and son, Bolton; two camps and Explorers' base, at present Is only 300 bOys per AH rich'? i'f re j'liMira'*-'•• 'f ■r'--''iai cither with snobbishness or a No wonder weaponless man told police someone had been steal- w iter to flow off the site Athjetic Activities Club. Officers chairman. In trouble before this Incident. The d'epalche!» herein are aim re»fr\r.i ^ • T*lic most unstAhle Aful III- Kn route from India to Ameru a Ihg gasoline from his pumps. •PAC 8t«ak Dinner Mrs. Liane Ca ertek and eon, planned for early development, will Week, and there are nearly 12,000 physical Infirmity. such as feels so helpless in this Clvilliuitlon! The Town Highway Department of tKe-.iwnior ^lass and the student police report lists two of them at accomodate 700 boye weekly. Bach boya now registered in the council. ' f.\i rour.trv in Ihe ‘.^orM Ihii.s we traveled on the S. S. United There were 1,850 gallons missing GOINS-STAMPS is rebuilding Loveland Rd. in an­ council Vyi serve as guides. -The Polish American Citizens South Windsor; Mra. Hele" Maur­ Fi ' !»*rv}c# r.f N f: a • rheuniallsni or (heaven forbid!) In any sudden trouble a husband IS and tyro at 14tyears of age. ice and eon, 22 Hudson S t.; Mrs. camp will house 12 troop sltea. Need New Ic* In<“ lontinnrA to oliov a rcrtnin ' .States. whi< h Is the fastest ship the agonies of gout. he said. Need ticipation of heavy traffic when the Club udll hold a steak dinner and r>;Mt.»hrra n'Tr''"‘i fHin has to rush to his vAdfe to find any Albums—Books—Supplies New, Fire Warden Connecticut juvemle authorities Mary Lou Small and daughter, 36 ' In addition to the camps, the fol­ That old bathtub ring la dis­ in tlie world. 'I’hiS ship docs not de­ real protection. Sheriff’s deputies staked out the school opens. dance Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Jijli'}* «> A c "'' Rinoiint of AtAbililv ha.'Ari'l rtn i pend on man power for speed nor Tills attitude us all AA'mng and, William NdWscli; o f t Phoenix have been notified, police said, and Ruaaell St. lowing buildings are planned; A concerting to tidy houaewivee. A Y'^rk t'htCfaCi P--!’"' ’ «’-d R' '■ I Strongly suspect, probably woin- station for a week, trying to catch Definite plans are being made clubhonse. Today is the deadline r \ci 'a bo t\ a fcR- of \i hAl mijrht j d<)ps it depend upon the prcv.iiling But put a cane In a. man's handA Fuel O il? St;, Vernon, haaXbeen appointed a Juvenile officer has accompanied central dining lodge, trading post, water softener helps cut ring Furniture? Mf MRf R Afl'rT p m M an-in.spircd. the thief. Then Hammond dis­ HOBBY SHOPPE for high school cla,sses to be moved for reservations. DISCHARGB3D TODAY: Mra. n r.' TLATK »NF hdf'I'rn in ti.r c. ent of Aoy rhan^jc ' wind, but it geU its sper(j from the even for a few moments and watch aa a fire warden fdr^the Vernon Sgt. George M^aughey and a rep- health lodge, waterfronts, chapel, poBsibillUes and so does one or Why should women want to covered a bookkeeping error that 40S CENTER ST.—Ml 9-728S Into the new building during the Fire District. He -rcplabe^ George The PAC Fish Club honored resenUtive. of Seader to Maine Marilyn LoJeakl, 29 Park St.; Ann power that work.s within it, from the marvelous change in him. He explained the lost gasoline. prqgram headquarters building, more teaspoons of detergent The nc-s-gid pr(rt'«c •' i’ ' It \'i A fu«*r nolir*.|’, tt.arr!^ lRin|>ci spread the idea that ranc-weaiing feels a foot taller. He Is d’Artag- Christmas vacation Dec. 20 to Jan. .Clarke. Nowsch may be reached Herman Friedrich aa 1958 fish They will bring back the car and Buahey, 670 N. Main S t the gigantif motors \^'lllun it Need 4. club champion at an annual ban­ staff cabins, troop lodges and ad- cleanser put in the bath water. ujlh aipl )tu .srip Ihr ii:i f or (n nn I c Ka< h of us Hs iiulividunl.s fit into I.s sissified'’ Why for their own nan. bn TRemont 5-2843 or TRlmpnt the four youths. Need a - e*.,Aerr>rn'« r.n.|,tf: r" selfisli ends to ihhUc men lc.ss The high school faculty held its quet Sunday. High Sheriff Paul B. '•oiirALCM'i.ts \ouih hna the rolr of ■ ine of Iho.-^.#' tiuer ratrgones. W'c He .stabs at a hydrant, he spears 6-1292. Chief Schendel also said that Belly Laugh* 1*" The rrhe « r e r 1 r- tf 11 r r 1 ! ind less able to cope with them. monthly meeting In the new build­ Fremont Wilson was reappoint­ Aweeney was master of ceremonlea the four will be turned over to aittm? on It I )iic iiitrrpi ctHlmn of j dc)>#'n«l upon our own power to get at a falling leaf. The remnant cave­ Insulation? ing this afternoon to get acquainted P-«*.-^i ad\erf!rl-t •-C In oiir cave dwelling prime when ed a fire warden and can be at- the event, attended by more Juvenile authontlea ‘here. Toys? I'm All IIP I'icnl fotii.d hr that N aa-' ourselve.s alon?. or we blow along man ill him surges Into new life. with the building's interior. After thart-75 members and guests. New York u n —Veteran Oomic F ' V-fidiA . 1 r m F- every Bucko carried a club, wom­ A glorious feeling of power sweeps T s reached on the. Manchester ex­ }■*• r TN|C. -ifl\ 1 r rn M ■ '« a •r' \ifl* ni<'-l lotiin? him bft* 1( to with the prevailing wiruia of pop­ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS tpuring the building the teachers Supermarkat Ijease Lou Holts is pondering a ryturn to ' \Vedre«/iaa 1 p H' • •'inv ular idea, or finallv. some of us an were afraid to torn her back on through his Veins, change, Mitchell 9-2850. -V man and always followed respect­ Find it Fast in the met with Principal Joseph McCus- A 6-year'JeMe for a supermarket r ' Th jcAda' 1 p ni 'A -' irr c-iav [lint roip j entirely rely upon the po^^er that The cane becomes a living exten­ Our office Is open Thursday evenlnga from 7 to G o’clock for Iter and Superintendent of Schools The appointments were mads by Broadway with a show geared for F •• rrt.Jas- ! p ri Thii"d'»\ fully three paces behind him. If your convenience. If you prefer, we will have one of our capable the Fire District Commissioners. in the Vernon^'BJiopping Center has Hospital Notes Moving Fbid it Fust in the worketh uithin us, the power of sion of his muscles. He waves It Raymond Ramsdell In one of the "belly laughs." F • 1 r rt' she got out of line, or esr-jawed been filed In the'"Town Clerk’s of­ ,e4 !''> m a m • I < iod registered representatives call on you, at your convenience, to Classrooma. Rober| F. Kingsbury, chairman, daa- ■* p*jh*'<-af‘rsp es,epr her hu.sband too nuleh, he simply YELLOW fice. The lease bHween Arthur Holts said that he was contem­ OUT OF STATE? His First Failure | "Nr>-,v un'.o him that i.s able aasisl you. Whether your problem involves one thonsand or a, - Ramsdell has been studying the advises residents that permits for Patienta TToday: J 0 .1 <> a ni belted tier back into place. million dollars, we have the facilities to render you complete open fires are required all during Stoltz of Hartford, op^ator of the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: plating a revua form at and would YELLOW l/^i d<» excrf'hn? abund.iiUlv ' transportation changes which will seek a supporting company of six exclusive agents for N'^'cnibcr 1 ? U> •hnll ji">' srr v*>hnt ir.Aoir'cr Over the centuries she gradual­ serrlee. ^ the year. Permits may be ob- market, and Joseph Bufy,.^ owner James Burdick, 390 E. Center St.; flbnvr all tliat o S'*k nr think, . ELASTIC PAGES be necessary when the new high of the shopping center, will be ef­ or seven acts. SAVE MONEY. for S( » ordin^: to tlie po.ser that j ly cajoled turn Into carrying a gchool opens. Elm er l['hrall of tairied. from the fire wardens If Dennis SuUivan, 185 N. Main St.; f'lrm irr fir fiaullc hn.« ’.vhen hifl fective in December. ?X The box office Influence of tele­ I PAGES \\orkofli in us . smaller and niiialler club, finally STOCKINGS Uancheater, who holds the trans­ conditions warrant. However, all Philip Carney, 29 Otla St.; Mrs. carefree, money earing moving Colombn F’lan \ s. S ica e AlMOL of initn' let i« jntrrnij'lcil ii\ so'd the foolhsh oaf on the rldi- Lutheraii Visitation Alice Sargent, 117 Hemlock St.; vision on such entertainment le call “Brother BabMt" King of the Kph a :’o TKLISSES — BELTS S h e a r s o n , H a m m il l g Co. portation contracts, will be pres­ fires must be out by dark, Kings­ n f'ftinl'hlHiik fnilurr cnloijs theory he .should quit carry­ bury said. A partial report on the every Lynn Camesu, Thompsonvllle; being carefully weighed first, how­ Movers. Your best buy Is NA­ Tr ?oin? o;i! to .^ratflr fn n,aii‘o b -' at 8 p.m. in the Kosciuszko Club. Keimer expects that the final re­ ahak, 86 Highland S t,; Mrs Gladys and generoii.ilv wnth the limd of ''"">>"'"'■1 « ^ov, ott of tlial po-j ieiii A packa'ic containing $1,000 'Bcliool Board tonight by Assistant port will approach the budget Boyd, 47 Lancaster Rd.; Mrs. Jen­ jS’ perintendent Aller Dresser. The WATES begin weighing In at -peareMI rrmsade ' that organira- "I’P"'’' V hy all Moslem: in silver dollnrs arrived at the 7:30 p.m. . figure. The 307 pledges reported to nie Hills, Andover: Mri, Regina date total 87,331 for benevolences Gauthier, 74 Union St., Rockville; tlon la trvmg In wage for tlie im | AlKcnans who had atatiire as in local rxpre.ss office. 4 Parents* Night at School Pastor’s Bride Honored Parents of stu^nta in the Junior and 817,147 for current.' Mrs. Mamie Curran, 60 Durant St.; provement of the living of th, peo- : ■ I rouliln’t cany the package The Women’s Council of Vernon ! Hir onlv Mn.nlciiiA ^'.■ho *111 be held In the auditorium, in row and Nov, 21, at the church be­ Lane, Vernon- crallc f'onprrAA to gpriul nif)ir which the Junior High School mons, Chaplin: a daughter to Mr. phn.tr of oprralmna. that aoinr rrnl | ginning at 10 a.m. Workers are ex­ and Mrs. Ben Hancock Tolland; monry In thr futurr for thr f'ur ^nd will play. Richard Sawyer, pected to bring box lunches. Cof­ Vernon and Boekville news Is Al?rrlana would cfunr fortli inlot d'he Kultnn F'i.sh Market In down- „ Nights. Closed Mondays a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ poAr.A of Lhr (Viiombo Plnn C)n thl" town New Yoi . ('ity Is the largest ! • for December Holidays ■lead teacher for the Junior high fee and dessert will be provided. handled through The Herald's mond Williams. 336 Woodbridge St. f>'p« of Aprndinp. wr hop* thrrr thr atmoapherr of reason, toirr j wholesale A«h market In the U.S. ^hool, will speak on- grouping and Legion Auxiliary Supper Rockville Bureau, 7 Main 8t, BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. «4 1 (lirii K. N The number one string fn mu iml\ nii<» \ iru nnd pollcv, Innrs the II tn . MtU (ith I ;i(l, ft HO A ft pm . Mill 7lh I ,1(1 A polirv. emphasis, and spending F" ^ H migiil havr had A.s- ■7 10 p III Uphol stenes » . Now .SFIATO, ll,r gmt,.sr|,,rlv ’ """'"'k ' Ih.H Ihr ol.jr. nvrr nf dr ( o I I s i i >1 reived nill]Ui-v slllnnir v\hndi. si liniillr rrninin lhr Miinr, nod llnil H rsl "(irlnKfiidii lhr .a|in il nf rn nin illation w illnlill I'(Ml S'..o. f;{ 00 1.1 ,10 thniigh i( lahels llsrlf s .Snijl hni.-il $1.00 itsx tne.) Asis sllisnce, Inrludrs tiKnr mil giiidr Ida iiprrnl loir., hr la np\ rr-j Upholstered furniture often Bide than nsth-r natiniia, and IhrlrFia fnied willi Ihr fnrl that has to be custom covered in order fo Ilia poliiy iliani baa brrn brohni ! M **il whirh, Ihrrrfnrr, spllta the \i0 a. Tufted barrel back chair with heavy naihe rrpime.a in Ihr aira hn-. Now. lu.sl n (r\y linv.'i Intfi. e 19lh EDITION PIrtt giialltye.e All •ccatlon styles sir hrginiiing In iloiihl tlial Mir roll edge, cut-back arms, $129. been full of ai i.omplialimriit and 4 MEDIUM WEIGHT rOTTON rniinlry will )in\e atnl-oilv n\nil- b. Wing sofa insj^ired by Its matching ran arc rirh areaa for fnlnir rt TMI SSIATIII FOR MEN AND BOYS fnrl II la wnrihy of bring the i lilrf able for thr iiir^mlrtu N' in llhin Colonial Chippendale wing chair Amerlran Ina'ninirnt in Una pari Nelson Rockolrllri disappoints $119 $199. MID LENGTH of the world, nnd It would build us by saying that hr has "no othn O RD EK BY c. Chippendale wing chair is given an !' I Interest except being (loNernor" COnON KNITS pr.n r inalrad r.f inakr imu li \m i Early American flavor by means of a I’SIS NYIONS Bill It la ol). iniiaM nv iliftnnll for thr four \rar term to \shldi he M A IL T O D A Y '\i\H elri ted. dm h isrrirs him box pleated base, $1,19. for Mr I'nIIra (,, • i,,p hi.a binldihg Nrmi «hfi'L or iminri orrlBr of nillitaiw parte is ii n f,,, a nniii past IPbo NprInihHil Mnikrv Get One free to alni' bailing hia h..nt n |i a We air mit leilain v». e hmr iiii ' infttrrii ( oli or ii in . WHEN YOU BUY THREE rkl .Sprincfirlil air-.e and rra, li in .-i i., .p |„|,,| lri ’doiui him I on e< My, hiit it d. Big 78-rnch attached pillow for soi.udlnng ilifloiTid -li,. iM'iiis In ii*i Mint Srnntoi .loliii I* Mi' »iMr III mIiiIi' Hiiiiilirr REG. $1 PAIR MEN’S simI pri«-r of tliUi-(« i<|«i» back wing sofa, $259. not flair atop (hr pi...... )ir li.i,., Kriinr«U. \\ Im \^ns fust rr-rlei I<*«| ■ pi'rftir millin' ilrklmi MID BRIEFS tirgiin. So i-\rii lb. d;i\ In II llir fill JifioMin nix \rni tn m n l Wii'di ! e. Matching lounge wing chair OB TrSMIRTS I’rr.aldrni in.idr (o i hr I ml,II iiigt'in utdils ii.s tfi frri that Id" I ------1 with softly - upholstered at­ Each $ 1 4 for 1.00 ri in a high pnh, ^ ,. i, m i,,, n piimr ilnliiHlhiM ol Mir monirnl d. $259 tached pillow back, $129. tm'i Ofie PVeek hr seriiird In hr g i ,i;.| .1 1 1/ ...... it h-M . I." to I hill joh i BOVS’ thing Hull would li'.ld w iiin i,,i „ I’hl I'liiuM, llu’ lU’w iVmoirath ' KHD BRIF-FS ‘ peareliil «'nisMdr i.s iil-a. ti,,- ,j„\ 'd CiililuMda sa\s ‘ 1 Only OR T-SHIRTS when thr news tell." of our StnIc 1 * woiiMn t aiicpt lhr nondtm ' ★ Foam Cushions Each X _ (■«( 4 for 2.07 I'rparliornl nrgolniliiig nr v imh- thin foi Pre.-ii-lrnl or vire pr,'.t,l 69c fary parla with Iran PiiiKrv ;,nd deni and hn;eii't rliangrd ny\ rakiatan in order In "bolaln lhr imnd ■' ★ Rubberized Hair PARKADE STORE pair GET ONE FREE Baghdad Part, ajinlbrr lop malru (lovernnr Mrynrr nf New- *.ler I J * M * * ** * 1. . I ll l’ i ^ 1 1 '! I 1 t“ ' J 4t itiJi*!' i{, , 1, WHEN YOU BUY THREE men! of Ainrrnan pohm wliirli ar\ anolher polential, sa\s that iU I \ » n 1 h n lu «! i»ri{« ** ,‘l \ \\ J |( \ *! ‘ It I ' ’t ■ iHi '1 1 ‘•r 'll!.“! t, haa dlvidrd Uv irgmn it pro- ".\11 I \rnii1 to do i.a to lie ttie t;oal Fillings e. $129 rlamied ll.aelf mlrndrd tn prrdn l. (io\'rrnm New .leiaev e\er lind No flj’ornrui' no oi<(i*. ond ends Eveiything GRANTS “ Churgc-lt" Plan. No monpy down and aervra nn other pin poar r.xi rjd Amt no It goes. Uiih tomtnng de hiuiul n»”A lfi'',fi Muify foi choict' soloction. Ml . 1 billea to tion, nn tlie part of all onr nup- ★ Kick Pleat Bases make a mark m thr itnip on whirh po.aeil ponallillltlea for tlie prrai he wage.a In.a nim U w ar W'r i)r\'pr (lein-y, tn relatively modeat oftlre fully gtii.ap thr oppoidnnltirn and . \\'brre \\-e thnnght we had just Sofa advontego.s of thing;, like the I ’o- ; about e\i'r\'hodv, w e aenn In luivr ★ Wide Choice of lombo Plan Wr tan nr\',.r get Mi ‘ notmdv .\ ppa i ml I \, iimhl an nuu h f. $299 Dullea to let go ol In.a imlilai \ . modcMl \ nnd irhiilaiirr. we ahall Covers parts. hn\,’ I t i(.‘.otl to a draft.

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H PAOBTEN MANCHE8TEB BVENIMO BEBAU>. MANCHB8TKR. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER If, IM f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1958 PAGE ELEVEN of Hartford, and is writing festurs Vets to Hear Talk articles for the Courant. Castro to Free Students Resourceful Robot The-program will begin at 4 p.m. By Miss Moreira and any Manchester reeidenta in­ terested may attend this lecture. 200 Captui*ed Helps Sell Boys on Sjcience Mlto Maris U Moreira of Qlaa* tonbury, will address the 'Veterans Mink’s Mattress WHY GAS HEM? of World War I of the USA and Its Cuban Soldiers By RICHARD DAW Hayward, Wis, IA*>—Bedding for Hurry . . . you Auxiliary on Sunday at the VFW' Russellville, Ark. OPt —A little mink is the by-product of a local (Continued from Page One| eon Btill ' man of the Ozarks barely throe H om e.' factory's manufacture of medical feet tall, is doing his part in Her topic will be "The Similari­ awab sticks. The Haj^vsrd Wood Because it's i f i p w f l i a w Products Co. uses white birch to cease-fire ended at S p.m. last America's drive to out-Sputnik ties Between The Bast And Weist" night. boforo Mm the Ruseians. which will be based on her recent make swab slicks and found It had j a lot of shavings left over. Then a ' The insurgents said the govern­ His name is Cog and he's . a visit to the Philippines. Hong Helichiyo^ Kong. Macau. Island of Taips and mink rancher tried the shavings as , ment showed bad faith when a , robot. bedding for his mink. Now the | but you iiiuiit At Halioween Cog greets trick- Japan. ' Navy plane flew low over the wood company has more orders for 1 , or-treaters with bags of candy in Mias Moreira is a graduate of «et now! Boston University and a June mink bedding than the swab m a-! transfer site. They claimed the each hand, and at Christmas he Navy plane and pilot were cap­ graduate from Yale Law School. chines can produce. So it is plan-1 strolls around in a Santa Claus ning to Install another machine— tured but did not say how this was suit singing carols. In 194S, 1650 and 1954 she toured accomplished. Europe, spending considerable just to turn out sharings. CLEAN "The neighbors think I'm craiy," time in Italy. France. German.v, says 18-yesr-o1d Robert Dupwe Holland. Belgium, Switzerland A small brush helps with per­ No Pay, Ray Cog's creator. Spain and Portugal, where she at­ sonal laundry. Wired bras espe­ But Dupwe thinkx Cog is a good tended the University at Coinbrs. cially need more care than mere­ Russells Point, Ohio (jPi Tax­ way to get other young.aters inter­ Portugal, for a year. ly rinsing them In hot stids. Use payers get off cheap when Mayor ested in science. At present, she is doing legal re­ the brush to scrub seams and Ray Morse travel.s on municipal The professors at Arkansas search for th# Arm of Tsrlow. weltlngs to remove soil caused by biL^neas. He doesn't owm a car, Tech agree, and use Cog — with Poulos and Lawrence, attorneys body oil and bath powder. so he hitchhikes. QUIET Dupwe's help — in lectures at NO MONEY DOWN nearby schools. Cog Is s good Introduction to science, says physics Instructor Earl R. Williams, who believes the whetting of the appetite by such for the Finest in HOMART a device may be the birth of s fu­ ture scientist. For four years Cog has amused, SAFE , frightened and educated folks in • this mountains Arkan.sas region. OIL HEATING And for all those years. Cog has challenged Dupwe. Work Continually The Arkansas Tech Sophomore continually works to biing the IF Y O U ■ robot closer to the capabilities of DOUBLE MODERN SAVE $40 BU Y N O W ! a hum an. Cog started as a flimsy shell of cardboard and aluminum foil with a speaker Inside. All he could do was talk. I Cog performs for an audience under remote control from his creator, Thrifty too! regularly 329.95 Now he's fully ‘motorized and 18-year-oId .lobert Dupwe. ' made of sheet aluminum, able to move In any direction, carry things about, even write on a blackboard in a childish scrawl. In all. Dupwe estimates he has French Add Cognac put about 1.200 hours of work and ♦150 into (?og. He plans to invest Convert your oil, wood or coal stove to more of both. Three motora power Cog's move­ To Thanksgiving Bird ments. and s speaker in his neck 289 provides his voice. Red lights are B.v OAYNOR M.ADDOX * rare meat. This cleans the mouth his eyes, blue lights his ears and NCA Pood and Market Iklitor of any greasy taste before the Gas Kitchen Heating NO MONEY DOWN, up to 36 a plastic radio dial is his futuris­ next eour.se. They like s few drops GREEN STAMPS tic hat. Of course, the French don't cele­ brate our Thanksgiving. B>it every in pork dishes snd In some sauces. monHit to poy . . m k obout Sours Between public appearances and Ma.vbe In a fruit cup but only a sessions at th* workbench. Cog time a French family cooks fowi (from broiler-fryers to turkey) very, very little, he added. MODERNIZING CREDIT PLAN . stands quietly in the corner of High in a New York skyscraper Given With Cash Sales Dupwe's room. they produce something to be overlooking the city, sipping co- i^pwe hopes to soon free Cog thankful for. Usually they bnish gnac-on-the-rocks ihls favorite • Hm I KxrhHnurr (itiaranlerd 10 Yrara! of the heavy, 40-foot cord which the inside and outside lightly with carries Impulses to him from a cognac. ilrink), M. Martell descrlberf the control board. j Recently we dlscu.ssed the good kind of Thanksgiving dinner his • Uatrd by th* I'nderwritfra* Laba. family might plan if they lived . Then, with his metal midget life with a distinguished French- in America. FOR USS THAN THI RRICI OF WHITS operating completely by remote j msn. Michel Martell of the ninth THURSDAY v>- - Our best “fiOO” Oil Furnaca . , . jfivea you th* control, the young inventor will I generation of a cognac producing “We would begin wdth a strong sat out to add more en.bellish- 1 family founded during the reign clear beef bouillon julienne. Then, iiltimatp 111 advancpc) heatiiiK PtiKiiipprinif. Auto- instead of turkey, we'd have two malir air filtpr jraujrp tells whpii filler needs Our Most Popular Cast Iron 9-pc. ments In his never-ending project j of Louis XIV. Father of four NOVEMBER 13 th to humanize his creation. young sons, world traveler and or three succulent young chick­ chanjriMK Heavy duty cast iron burner. COMPARE WITH OTHER ENSEMBLES family man both, the handsome M. ens roasted whole, seasoned deli­ SELLING FOR 229.95 TO 289.95! M artell told us how his family cately with cognac and butter and 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. HOMART COLOR Elegant Theater i uses cognac In their typically a small onion stuck with cloves French home instead of dressing Vegetables, New York iA*i The filigree “We think It la very much a of course, and a green salad. For BATH EHSEMBLI •legance of Louis XIV decor has I home drink. Like a good cigar to dessert, perhaps Apricots aux been lavishly restored to Broad­ : be .savored after dinner in your Creme Chantilly (strained apri­ In Both These Stores way In major renovation of the own living room. Too expensive. cots and apple.sauce In sherbet Includes Complete Trim Set! Never -Helen Hayes Theater. 1 think, to be used generally in glasses, covered with whipped Priced So Low in Manchester! Getting away from the trend to ^ cooking." he explained. "except cream with a little sugar and a ■ modem functional design, the own- for fowl and game." little cognac and topped with Expert installation of all •rs have installed a mirhor-paneled He added that a lot of people .slivers of almonds or peacansl." plumblnir and heatlno la Onty f doyt to buy «t Ihit outitanding low pHcoI Aftor lobby, marble stairways and crys­ think a anectacular flame improve.s French .Accent FIRST TIME REDUCED! easily arranired with Milt ado Mio pHco geot up $40. Inttotl that droom both tal chandeliers. flamed dishes. "OJi. no a .small Clear soup julienne, roasted broll- Sears trained Installers. you've ofwoyt wonted sow. Trim tot Indudot oH nocotMry PRICI The management said public re­ flame is heller. It's not the flame er-.size chickens. over-browned tih com sponse to a rococo interior install­ potatoes. French style peas with JIKHALC but the taste of brandy that adds fewcota, drolnt, plugs md « coler matched plottie toltot m a u M f ed last season in the Lunt-Fon- ‘ flavor." glazed onions, tossed salad, hot Glass-Lined, 30-Gallon Gas toot, lot Soar* arrange export bittoHetlen for you, end TRIM tonne Theater led lo creating an­ The absolute cleanliness of your rolls. Apricots aux Creme Chan­ other sumptuous decor. glass is more important than Its tilly, fruit howl, cheese, crackers -Ononce It oa one eeay contract wirti the motoriolt. ! size. Don't wash it in detergent- or crusty bread, coffee, tea, milk, cognac. Proud dads like to carry pic­ just (dear water. Otherwise, the CJ.HOUSE&SON NO MONEY DOWN I rsi tures of the family to show at the delicacy of your cognac may be $89’ * Full Siio Cast Iron Recess Tub with spoiled. Those huge brandy glasses 600 a a a Olid Only $S ■ JRonHi on Soars office or club. But It Is difficult On a recent quiz program broad­ (Normal HOMART “ ” httolM ont 1 are not necessary. Smaller onea Hiqli Gloss Vitreous Enamel Finish, to keep the plastic protectors cast In G erm any, one question Own Medamldna Credit Ptnn C l e o n . Try wiping them with a j are not so dramatic but connois- was: "If the Rhine consisted of Faucet is Triple Chrome-Plated sudsy cloth. To get inside each I seurs usually prefer them, he went beer Instead of water, how many 3 years to payl piece, wrap the cloth around a i on to say. glassfuls w'ould it hol(17" The an­ WATER HEATERS I Frenchmen often take a small knife and slip it between the plas­ swer accepted was 4.000 billion tic. Rinse and wipe dry. I sip of cognac after eating very pints. With automatic Gas heatinfi. there’* no fuel to More, no Extra Large China Lavatory with fuel to lug, no odor, no dirt! It's easy and inexpensive to YOU SAVE $15! 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MANCHESTER. ,CONN- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1958 ceremony. Chibmuter Wallace son, Robert Krauss, Steven Kle- "Good Night Cub Scouts" neymen barbers said ths hike will Poultry Feed BOY SCOVT Grube led the group ih tongs and poch, James McCormick, Thomas closing ceremony. result from pay raiaea granted 200 May Take JJp garnet. A thort businetf metUng M cKay and Ruasell Willhide. barbers employed In the Loop Worker Buried Alive On Agenda for Board Out of East Germany w it allowed by the introduction of The following awards were pre­ shops. Notes and News committee memben and . den sented : ^ b ert Felice, Bear badge, Shav^, Haircut $3.50 Shaves also will go up a quarter, Firm Draws Consolidation mothers. gold and two Oliver arrows on Wolf (CVmtinuftd froin P tfe O w ) i to $1.50, the attorneys aaid. Prices Ma longer to annoyed eS feel Ul-e4« Reveral proposed improvements RM Heftiinipi (Oontinded from P sfe Om ) T h e 13 new members who ioined and gold arrow on Bear: Timothy Chicago. Nov. 12 (Jh — it looks Cub Scout Pack 3 meeting was of a haircut thfou^out the city ease beeeuwof kXM, wobbtf fiUas to Mahrhestei Hipii School, one of The Board will b« affked to fix Th« local affsiri oommlttM of ^ 'N . Pock 3 in a Bobcat Induction cere­ Grube, Bear badge and gold ar­ like the price of a haircut in bar­ now are $1.75 and $2 on Saturday tsetb. raSTKITH, an Unpioesd albs> PagTiruIo. Thp cut vP'to I'p thp iitf F i n e o f $100 held at Highland Park School Nov. them a rifle range, will be dis­ dftee for three public hearing*. agr^enient would concern all Rus­ By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. r mony were Robert Aletbury, Gory row; Weils Jacobson, Bear badge; bershops In 15 downtown hotels and days preceding a holiday. Une (non-aetd),powder, aalnklsd ea of a relnratPd rallrnad rro5J»inc I . the Chamber of- Commerce may 5. your platw hol(U them nnner ee they cussed by the Board of Directors O b i t u a r y sian thopps In East Germany, or Writtsa for V*"' Service Anderson, Scott Andrew, Richard John Keeney, gold arrow on. Wolf; will go up a quarter, to $2. start- plnfltAlP said the rock and dirt One ia on Inirtallmg walks on the begin s atiidy of the controversial (eel more comfortable. Avoid enber* j Coiiiisi'lirvil By-l’ro(1ucl« Inr. of tonight. north aide ol W. Middle Tpke. perhaps dhjy the Soviet troops and Ifllltons of people undoubtedly Den 4 presented the flag in the Barningham, Phillip Carter, and George LeMay, Bear badge. tug Monday. Attorne.ys represent­ Detroit haa 17 foreign language! reement eeueed by looae pie tee Oat ulld frnm a spot near the top of conaolidaUon problem in Manchea- Pledge of Allegiance oa the opening Christopher Dougah, Harry John­ pasTEETH today at any di^oountae. I Coventr,y was fliird JKM) in Tol- The Board meets at 8 o'clock tn between Tower Rd. and the Dairy control pcnionnel In East Berlin. have worried about thumb and A living circle and the. song ing the hotels and AFL-CIO Jour­ newspapera ' thP ra'inc "uith a uhooah He the hearing room of the Munici­ ter, bilt nothing, definite haa yet niM. Aniw V. Johnson East GermOT Foreign Minister p^id there \'aa liltlr noi^e until I land County Superior Court today. Queen. Cost to the aix property pal Building to (ondiict its Aral been decided. • Mrri. Anns vfictorla Johnson, 57, Lothar Bolz, hiiwever, told the Anger-aucking In their Infanta. th«’ landslide Hit the l>oUnm * The firm appeared to appeal < on* owners Involved would be 1988 n - - regular meeting since members The committee, which ii heeded RU'44A, Coventr.', r/ldow of Ru- same news conference that Rus- AH kinds of methoda and devicea F\'a\.Uirin efforts hepan short- , virtlon by the Coventry Juatlce for 4-foot walk* and 81,130 for 5- were Inaupurated. by Dr. Charlee Jacobson Jr., met iiKilph A. Johnso.., died yesterday sian-Eakt German agreements over have been tried to, break this I-. tlKieaftci but darkness fell ! Court on four rounta dralinp with fool walk*. The Board fif.Kflin atlon has pro­ last night to explore the poaiis St Manchester Memorial Hospital Berlin would presumably be re­ habit. Many articles have ap­ fl’ul lichts ‘ cre strunp to ilhinun- { allcprd miiaanrea created by the Other hearing* would be on an posed that the imfirovcmcnts at blllty of conducting euch e study after a short illness. vised "within the scope of A^totsJ peared 111 the medical and dental Bte Uir arrn1rnt area ! company and violation of'an order appropriation to codify and print the sihool be paid for from the and to see what this would enteil. She was a member of the settlement." He left open 'whether literature, some suggesting that 'Wnjkrrs prodded the loose soil I from the^ Hoard of Health telimp amount left m the fund which the town charter and ordinances Two members of the League’ of Emanuel Lutheran Church and of levislons of Berlin's status woullj^ it La harmless, and others that it them to stop the nuhsance pinpoM' fearful of aendinp anotlier flnanced builrlinp the s'dioo). and on a law which would permit Wo)Tien Voters, whlr-h hss repest- the Dorcas Soclel.y of the Church. be pait of the new settlement on can cause trouble, parttctilarly The r harpes slommefi from emn- d'ovn on Papaniln and About $r»ri.0(M) IS left uncommitted thi town to charge a fee for septic eilly urged consolidation of the She waa employed as an IBM op­ Ru.a.»lan troops. to the teeth. plainla receive#! by th#i Coventry tank installation permit*. theu'^rh r.« in that fund Town-snd North Knd fire dis­ erator at the Veeder-Root Co. In Khru.ahchev demanded in Mos­ It seems to me that there are A ia-t. of spare hainpeir«l the Board of Health over the past two Beaides Uie lanpe. wfiich wn> other matter* for consideration tricts, attended the meeting. Hartford. cow on Monday that the 4-power so many of us who must have re.31 ,)f I : ( ml\ one pnuei *ho\ ei ; year.s with nn esp ecially large i incluflpfl In original planning but tonight Include accepting deeds to Before ' inaklng s definite de­ She leaves a brother, John on iipatlon of Berlin be brought to .sucked our thumbs when we were coul-l hr nvned to UK s» enr and number repmte#! past Aiipust. | rejected for economy reason.^, the a street and right o' way, approv­ cision as td'-whether It will be­ A. Johnson of Coveiitry. an end. He hinted that the Soviet little and yet have grown up Into a n-rirl had to hr dnp to proNide 'I'he company, nmnufactiirer of i proposals inejude Imptoverl drain- ing reloration of a right of way, Union would end its treaty obliga­ normal people that the fear Is tiurry Ijis t Days/ gin the study sUtJhla time, the com­ ... The funeral will Le held Friday 3 a - I es'i hiph pi'otein fertilizer, svoi’ks svitli agfi. in the pati#) north of the ( afe- considering an offer to settle a mittee decided to'first Investigate afternoon at 2:30 at the Emanuel tions to Insure western access to exaggerated. I lo I lit till - o;.li the 1 .uno-funt • poultry wastes vs’hich is procesHcd teria. $1..’’>00, foL paths in front of claim against the lovcm, and ap­ how such s study ayotiid fit In Lutheran Church. the Isolated city, 110 miles Inside In one recent report, based on I'MiE I \ nr IS 1-M M ed about a half by rookinp in larpe vats. In An- I the buitdinp. I.'l,200; dressing and pointing a member to the CApltoI with the Chamber's jfrpgr^m of Ea.at Gerit)an,v, a study of nearly three thousand nnie fi«Mi the m am dam v'.ork Friends may call at the Holmes pust a vat usefi to rimk the ma-! re,seeding alt lawns, f 8 OnO Region Planning Authority. work and the, best way ifK_which Diplomatic mi.saions in Moscow Infanta and Children, It was stated The frdnah- Imam rrl pro|nt Funeral home tomorrow from 3 j renal Irroke dipiH d to |ii nh- The United States,^ Britain and mentioned by others. QUALITY SILVERPLATE floor] relief f "V t fir » r fl . \\ hII h vs as m fV ernher Field ssa- an to the count ifiaipinp su)latn»n of j the National Board of Fire Un­ Death waa cauaW by a fractured France have ind)caled they intend This report also stated that A rnei K an aicliltef t, a Q laker. v- .m- the lieDth #)ffiuit today, sm«l jii a telephone ■'poorly planned," might be "ina#l- Recreation Departmenta, and the FuiieniU with Germany. Agreement among the child "outgrew" the di^culty of the <",rp| H ,v 'I 'iersasim lin nui(| llie slui',' at the Mmidas niphf inleivie-A that .'’'tales Atty. .Joel eqimle to handle out-of-Uie-ordi- Town Planning ffrunnilaaion to pre­ the Big Four on terms of a treaty by the age of 15 morlhs. Now, at ■| I’fT in p ’ ...... s \s ho ha \ e merlinp [t ,s|ll f>e fiehl m Feltow- Reeil II and ('uuntv Detective Ar­ nary Storms." and is a "mistake" pare a plan for (beat utlliiatlon of has been blocked by the Cold War the age of 3 years, gets at­ been w ■ 1 : !.,p ■ - , the da in and sfiip hall a! t’enter « Vmp r eg a I lona I thur I\f*HS ha#l m;i#le surprise vis- re.HuItlng from "political expedien­ Ibe park, by which the re-grading Joeeiph iWuiavIge A b o u t T o w n which apllt Germany Into two tacks of diarrhea amj she wonderi Choice —2 beautiful new r< a r In : a . : oad i ii said his i i nil piepare a .Sheekey aald that becaiiae there Members of the American Le­ Bansvige, 38 Hudson St., who was All the Indications here were The pyl .rim is the lower open­ patterns In a stunning nn expert to stinl'. the roi k s in the iiierltnp There will be no w’ashlowrj' and uthei mrasures ■’•omplete report" on the "Walt ia nol aufflrient fill within the park, killed in an industrial accident Ihe re-glading might coat 120.000 gion Auxiliary are reminded of the that Russia and East Germany ing of the stqrhach where the di­ z t he at * a ** poesi fee Disney jiijie line" an item for "Rip­ »les|pm*d If! cut #l#»w'ii on odors r)in)mage sale to be held Friday yesterday morning at Pratt and Me identified the exfiert as U d) Mrs ,)anps MiHnseni is in ley's "Believe it ni not column." lo 1,30.000. were about to launch a big diplo- gestive contehta empty from that presentation drawer chest eMiHiiating frnm tiir fdani, f»arrily morning at 9 o'clock at the poat Whitney Aircraft, will be held e’-t ,'5f,'insfield a pei»lopist eiriphn- • liaipe of Dip pioptaiii (*f> fiost- The |6ti,810 project, being in­ In hii letter, Mahoney continued: mat)c offensive to force the west­ organ Into the Intestines. Pyloric said liir\ wrr#’ unable to detect home. lOonationa may be brought Friday morning at 8:30 al the ern powers lo acknowledge the ex­ stenosis present at birth means ed hv the Atlas Pn-sflei ( ’o esses uni! t*e Mrs lariirs Tr-e\t.«l ublei I ir.naide nd'u .s far tlier Ihan stalled by the A Dzen Po., waa "I would like you to make a com­ Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main plete report on thia poorly planned to the home tomorrow night.' istence of the Communist East that piere haa been a contraction .•^.od itlieplia arul Mrs Mu fiael Malonps- ^ 12% ferf frnni Ihr |dHtit appioved Aug 11 It is one of a St., followed by a Maas In St. Ohargs ■ \'« e Ml a Ip » t MU I of 1 fie ). >h ea i 1 . numhot of impirivemenls pai'kaged project al our next regiilar meet­ Gern)an government which ths of the pyloric area passage from Rrpi OBr'niH11 v rs (if th r <’u\T n tr \’ ing on Noy. 17. The Fj'enrh Club of Manchester Bridgets Church at 9 o’clock. West refuses to recognize on thS the stomach li.to ihe intestines. Your \esteida\ afleinorni Slari«fieM^ Allieit ,s s pMvet sIiospI s.ssislani Runid nf Hrallh when luntactrd iiit<» wdiat is kiiuwn a.s the flobert- Burial will be in St. Bridget's fi.’"li!ipK as tn Ifie iriiata of the St 111#’ dam Io 1 > sun J’ark He#lev#',|upment Plan, for 'Tl la quite obvioiia that Mr. will hold a harvest dance at the g)'ound that it is a Communist This condition la said to be three Urescriptlona tn#l«\ salrl itiat \» hilr fhr jmIoc Knights of Columbus Home Sat))r- Cemetery. rork are to he made m s rouple Nohod > k 11 M ,s s iia t ha f*- winch f "val of the cfuuluil Aug H Tn- wauled and got a 72-incli con­ John Banavige of Eynon. Pa.: flve f'aparnlo has hern lisiiip m Tmi duit al a coni ran coal nf Jfte.SIO his first in years- lo pre.sent a or is something el.se. In order to "M an- Mall', was Dir hr^l wsMaiit f#.i (lie Hiirst of Kdward 1 In na t a lr while M.srlin wanled two R6-inch white hook denhuncing Ihe so- find out. It will probably be nec­ T Hiigg- 21 r»f 'Idtllaml, f haiptnp planning" on this #>bje«’tj#»n: I coined into niembeishjp al Ihe Eynon, Mrs. Alice Konderasky of I'ipe.s al a < nst "in exceaa of J1200 - called "aggi'esAive poheies ’ of the essary to do some thorough stud­ turn oilh birnkiiig ami rntennp "This cuiifluil a.s uriginallv pir WCTU meeting yeaterday in Iho Archibald, Pa., Mrs. Florence Mid Ihrft nf p.M.fIs \alurr! at Si.*, M,.|itrd and rxidanird t#i the Board 000 ' I South Methodi.ai (^urch. The Rev. West flerphan govern)T)ent. It ies of^ the digestive tract of this Cwik and Mrs. Millie Laplace, both could noU be determine)! immedi­ lad before he gets too run down. I Biipgs plradrd guilt v to h#dli nf Diiertors showed the conduit •Sheekey loday once again de­ Lawrence K. Almond of South of Dlckaon, Pa., and Mrs. Betty ately lyhether thia was Ihe sa)))s Another problem with an ab­ uunl.s which stemmr-l from a | being bune#t underground The fended hla figure aa one that, will I Church waa the speaker. Mrs. Pr(!si(lenl Again (iives SokoLaky of Peckville, Pa.; and doeunient being circulated In Mos- normality present at birth (con­ aafely oieel i (((inff requirenienta. I Arthur Gibson pieaided. A foodleaa hreek allhrMahan A_nKiiran (-hih 1 ronduit has been built on top of seven grandchildren. cow. genital disorder) Is presented by in ToUand, Feb l lfl.%7 Thr c.*sr the groun#l and is sticking high In­ He aaid h.vdraulic engineera he haa j food sale waa held for the benefit Earlier, Ea.st Germanv'a offlolal Mrs. G. She says that her son was 'ss ronllnurd until .\o\’, IS fui lo the air in the park ronaulleil have ha.rked hini (ip. of Ihe Ediirallon Fund. Mrs. E. W. Robert \V. Uliambera Communist party newspaper, born with spina bifida, and she pre-sentence investtgntum. Aa lo Hie charge of pollllcal nio- Hodgkins. Mrs. Marion Barrett and to S(‘ii. Johnson Mstumey sdderl "You will recall The funeral of Robert W. Cfiiglh- Neues DeuLschlnnd, urged the is anxious to know something tivation, Sheekey aaid he pi’ppared ' Mr,» Bealriee .laycox aerved re- that I queslioped the con.’^lnu lion freahmenta. bers. 677 Center St., waa held at signing of a peace Ir aty for Ger- about possible treatment and out- , amt re.sponslbllity of furnishing hi.s eatimate aa an englneei' anrI a 2 o'clock .veslerday aftepnoon at Washlnpf'-n S<>\ ]? T’i Thr oaiitx If. w(,rk #-|#»Mel\ I any to avert the danger of war look, ! Window thadet of lovely Du Pont Herald Hoimrcd the ftlj to cover the conduit at the town cniploye. "wilh the lown'a Ihe Holmes Funeral Hdme, with over divided Berlin **Tontine'* are easy to wash. Will Fiseiih'*'\« rr a dm I in 'I ra lion ha 'iDi Ihr pa /1 \ Ir-olri ni sluu’ing up Spina bifida is a cleft in the ' RoHrcIs regular meeting on Oct. he.si interesta in niiiid " The eati- the Rev. C. FI. WinsW\v. minister look like new. Won't craek, fray or I .a 11 n A iiir I II fl n i r Is I lonx ! The newspaper put forward the vertebral column in the back | rsllr.] ni» I/, n.|oM H I'>[llll«iO|i 21. ID.^M I al.xn fpiestlofKfl thec-ost male was hased closely on a study Hoii.sehoid Hints of Ihe Churrh of lire Nazarene, of­ pinhole. Available in many attrac* ' as Ihr ...... hipai t».,#n a^ I’’or iN#*wsl)ov ,\d proposal In front page editorial through which the lining of the 'D Irvt f-,’ a no Dir I hi pa i t i«a n fill’ the till to cumpleip tiir giadmp made anme years agu. hefore the ficiating. Burial was in East Ceme­ tive colon. Just call ut. We will be s#m, Herald cir* Home movie fans like to he as give you a free estimate for new Plan waa conceived 3'he hearers, all hrol hera-ln-law ably the result of failure of com­ T'o|iIriiy>r'\« illi Dk in’ oiivug pir-.i h ^r< I rl at of Stair I hillrx h #d niRMncr,' linR her,, nloM ! T '' I'"" " '*■"1’” ” '''- professional as possible And keep­ out of West . iTlin. "Tontine." Mahoney coniiniied: of the deceased, were Richard. Wil­ fjo n I •r,f' M p I r n aniio,in(c*i| IoIim.hom had spirr,! In l.v 11,0 .VcwRpR|.c, Hnv.R or Amo,-! ’''"y K. fm-m.Rl, Ihr fill, it would ing fmgei smmiges off film helps .Neither the Allie.s nor residenti plete development before birth. "T3ie political expedienev that liam, Mark and .lames Hewitt. .fotiiiiou the .’-^rnatra I*riM'Mral in Dir I'mlrd Nation^ in M .,. I„. , fo, lu. rnl. y p, ip., ""■“ ''•e thou.sand.R of dollRrs,'' impress the home andiem e. Do thia of West Berlin were aho'x-ing any In some instances, thia condi­ waa generated hefo-e Ihe Ort. fl V' iradri la r . pn |p.l t.. ^o to ttrlialf of thr Ninriiaii i r.«o|i||ioii NBA A.I ronir.l Oi-t 4, Mowpvri', l•'^lnk .Slerlr, r.r.sI.r,- hv wearing clean, lintfree cotton signs of giving in to the demand. tion can be repaired fairly auc- DU DONT cleclion to proi ■ ,te the Redevel- Mrs. .Maud ('arter ccsafully by surgery. What to do M#'\irial|\’ \\ it li pi rai Spa #■ Thr- lid WHS iino of .six In I hr i |" “ O'' niii|i.s Rhiiwn lo tin’ Board say bookings lo West Germany by former .Me' or Harold A. Turk- in the container between shows. Carter. 119.3 Main -SI., was held of the cleft, the amount of tissue d'o't eirrt Aflolfo l^ipr?. .Mnlro-; Altlioijgh .lo]in«>oti heads ttir op roii|]iii\' In rcrf’ivr luiMoiiihlr iiion- Aiij;ii.xL rloRi'ly Indii'Hlcd them- have nol increa.sed. The West Ber­ TONTINE4 Inglon and Vlr.or Swanaon, Preal- at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon p trudlng. and other factors. In <‘'*iigir-is am| Dir .Stair | o- po*»ilioii put' iM thr .'"spnatr hr! lion for iir\\s|iiipriH willi niiiil.i-' Cir roiidiiil would iiol ho hiirloil. lin .stock exi hange Was normal. ilent of the Manchealei Improve- al the Walkins-Weal Funeral P^M I inrul t lir in VDD i"ii to l,.hiiNoii lUM '.sojkr.l rlonrlN \siDl tllr I> lion iiiolor ■,0(101) ' Mriinrho's from OiiklRiid .SI hiuI N. Most housewives frown on ehil- The big problem for the more Ocnsequently, ths outlook also nicnt Aasn . haa reaulted lo date dren or Hubbv sitting with feet Home. The Rev. K Ejnar Rask varies. iimlr!|/»Ur thr pnsonal f||do : pi I hi It a n ad II11 111 st I n t Itm at 11 inrs, • The Rd. wliii'h rovorod nriiilv r , '''^"' lnv on Ihr Kioiinil lo a than two million West Berliners, in Ihe deatriirtior. of the Union propped nn furniture Aetiially. of Ihe Covenant Congregational r>^afi‘ mi'ni-.n to .\lrvt,o ,p csprrnDI\ rui piohlrnm in\o|\nig. full pRK'’ 111 Ihr (in , I loi Hid. j I'“ ' " tw'liiiid Ihc BohfrI.xnii would be aupplies if Khrushchev School al a coal lo the town of Church ofllclaled. and Ernest John­ E.A. JOHNSON pardrd nn ,nn irvlK.itini, Mir adnnn ' I 'riiioi fall, ma |oi iltrn ni thr nr v xlinwoil a now xhov soiiloii nl a desk I ^‘'P*“ol k roni thoro lo ,N School doctors recommend this as being decides lo hinder western access to Johann Outanberg:, a Gorman. llO.hOO ■■ healthful and restful. .So lo keep son Ir was organist. Burial waa in * '''iigrraa w ill mrrt Pirai,|rMi Ki rMlrrinj; Ilio work's lo, oiplx m hl.s j ■ .CiR P*l“' k')-*( (>''''ii hiiriod. the cilv. I’he AlPes have well- Invented movable type In 1460, OlHSfaed l>«siH»Htton everyone happy, cover atonia and East Cemetery. stocked garri.son.s and up to now which make* today'* ..ewspaper* PAINT CO. xriihowri at Irn.-I half 'a ;i\ arrminl hook Tho iHpliiiii aiiK-| .Needed Down 4iri«de TIS MAIN 8T-, MAN0HE8TER (Mahoney, who long uppoaed hasanrka with waahahle materials, Bearers were members of the supplies have been getting Into posfltble. lohirs' n In gmri .Dl \ rxpn l r.| t .1 Cr.xtorl thal I'lii'liral hu.inoxs ox ■ Town Kngtiiorr .lamea .Sheokov family. deal I'uct ion of the arhool, rla.shed like pjss'lir, lo dlarourag* perma­ Berlin under the orenpation ictain hin p.i.il ai I...... poio'iico j;iiiiio(| II, viiiiih '■(■oiiM "ddoil loday Hint hiiryiiiK Hie pi|io with Swanson, a recently defeated nent-soiling. agreements which give the Rua- I'^mhu lirni ||,r .Srnali- mrrt^ in nol ho loiiiiio.l III hooks " roiiiplololv would hiivo proveiited Republlciin director candidate, in Porrupinp v». Pulp sians the right to control and in­ -/.uiilaiN S#m\ \\ illiam 1‘iovtiiiie Tho loiuM now.spiipri hn\' who ohtaiiiiii,; a aiifflT-ioiil ilowswarrl . I .. t. .... ,i„ ...... Ill...... a laat-dllrh attempt to aave tl)e Wnosl furniture, like other home spect -Allied Iraftic. SEND THEM I D-Wisi onrNjf jpi im mms.mI mini poxod fill llio .'id wiis Itnuald .Inliii-' k'ade touiilil I'liioii Pond, W'hor# Items, needs a good washing or- N pw York i.P) The porruplne is bci of h hri .11 I U’liitM I ,it << III I lir son sou ol Ml an.I Mrs l.auuuiil tho 1 Wo hionk.s will oniplv. Ho building at a public healing ttiat aummer. taiter, repreaentalKiea of raslonally. The key ia not to soak m»ktng sniorRasbord out of now*- XI.VTAIMm n R E D new .Sfiinir. said vt'.Htri.lav be iia-4 (I. .lohllloii of 114 Coopiu St. Hddod Hial it wii.x hi.s uiideratand- the wood when rleanlng It. A rioth Wilhiini tiRlIoii lloiiild local nd- liik tl'e Olroclnis would apjiropri- Hie demotltion cohvpniiv that tore pulp. ('ape ('Hnaveral, Fla., .Nov. IS ADfomatic and Portable THE I'liind MO inilir.ilioiijx of dlsinliN the building dow i aaiyi Ihe mortar dampened in a thick so.ip suds la The Newsprint Information i/Pi— .A .Matador, one of the mia- fattioii willi .lohti.Hon i) coinsr verllaiiiK iu.'Uihkoi, soi up (i,o ad alo more monoy lo oblam fill nod sufficient. Then wipe with s cloth Committee says these quilled ani­ altea. now defending Formosa, -foot .Martin mis­ summer Tiirklng^loii e.xiimaled .StoHng clothes after laundry 2,000 tfees In the course of a year, NEWS bun St his Trxa.^ ranch next , Dntl.xx. Niix. P! I r - 'Ihr Dal- ahiiul II 10 nun as the rns| of the ".Seey)h<1ly. Ihe Walt Ihanev pipe sile, the nation's first opera­ ran he more logical, especiall.y and If half are pulp Ireea, the raw tional pilotless bomiier, bbusted ' rntmlh I Ihr Ttmea Mernhl todn.) ),iintod park plan o.xchisuo of hiilldiiiK a hne^ow on ri>,aplay at Robertaon Saves time...keeps kitchens tidier where Baby la concerned. Why put material for more than 50 tons of out of sight In leas than-fire sec­ Meal- I’olnl nillhiirltlea na an.v- rnmmiimly reriealloii huildinB 1,’airk, la o))» (mfor Riple.v'a Heheve .Inhnstin. In s trle))hnns inter each Item with ita males? For con­ newsprint la lost, the committee onds. The flight, w hlrh covered V ie\\ f| ISC mint Pil talk of s pre-srs- lli|t Anin will nol phi) In sit.v riiikinslon .said H,,,Ihix amouuTamoiicrf'''' The pi'oject will venience and speed. lort freahly cost 870,000 plus man.) more tho\i- says. 500 mllfa, waa normal. sitm meeting amfsHhl hr had is bowl |4nnie Ihia .)'enr, T.nriler would emor InstalliiiK the >-fiii- laundered hahy clothes Into one makes mealtimes happier samls to rover Ihu, mistake, I’his sued no blanket invilalion for oik, I R|>e<'iilntloii linked the ,\rni\ diiil. ro-Kiadui,; the park jrollliiK dressing. Pul clean diaper, ahlrt Hut Sriniltu rlrct Frank K Mttss ' elexeii |ii Ihrei- of the innjnr addlllonnl ro, ronlUm fayarflloa. re- la a far rry froo) being a bea)itlful and gown together ready to put Ilf IMah said latei hr Inut tenta- | howl xiiinra, InoliidliiK Dnllna' pin iiiR Nelson PI . -Irnr.inK C'e poliHral isR))e as descr)bed by Mr. on Bahy. <'nllon Howl. I'nloii School, end,y>lher Imprnvo- Swanson." \-- ilii'rly agreed to meet with .!#ihn-' son Drr n, Hiul g#>l the impression | .Mahoney ^onehided: "Before Soaking nails in oil often helps ! - - III talking witli .lohnson that si | any moie mt)nles a)e spent it la relieve britllenesa. But It,often tat WANTED! i#’:rsi all thr new wr.'itern Drum i try suggestion that all parties con­ wise tn check nn yonr diet If nalla I lain .‘’^roHlms wonhl attend cerned with Robertson Park be continue to apllt and crack. | SCRAP PAPER aiiA MAGAZINES called together and def)nlte plans .Inbn.snn’s visit t#> Mrxn ti t*d,\ 1 Ghiiiu Warns Quciii#)ys MR. O.STRINSKV IS NOW Bt’ YIXG IS expected lo precrtlr l^iprr Ms ! he fonmilateri lo guarantee the Women who like a night cream .1 tros' mk'uguirti on I>ri 1 A tlrlr ' .N'orth End a fine park wjlliqiil any NEW'SPAPKR.S and 5IAGA/.INES 8av» $36.06 off tho m anufacturor's Hat price I laugh al crai'ka ahniit scary IN ANY qV A N T IT Y DELIVERED TO palmn whlcli will inclmte s mem more major mistakes, sa#th)s one. " masks Ar tiiallv. a small amount j HIS SHOP—SPECIAL PRICES GIVEN A truly fanta$tic offer! Do not confuse it with ordinary silvarplata. You must sea brr of the Srnslr and s memhri Attack to Be llciiewed of cream will do jual as much good TO ORGANIZATIONS R(’CHrrl|p«is of w h fr f of the House wUli hr n.inird Iain aa a thick film. The akin can i it to appreciate its heavy plate— its axcallanca of quality. Each sat has 71 to pttend these #'nenmnlps. absorb only so miieh.. Therefore, j viiur sorvifp mnn or In thf proposed enrhfemue with By ROHEKT TrcKMAN • Io rounlerallnrk Hie msinland" to P iiblir I{ecordxS make applloaliona light and aave qiaaming, wonderful pieces and you have a choica of 2 exquisite patterns, one Ta)[»e), l''oi uuisa. ,No\ 12 .-V) OSTRINSKY'S • IXTRA QUAUTY - DORA PURI SllVfll "Oman is RiBiioncd, Doper. Mntfos, Johnson will hr en < ■oniinunisi rule on the laimdrv. of which will cettainl'f harmonize with your dining room furnishings. Look at the repicscntlng not only the State ' Cou)i))umst shore halloiex fae- The Ihenie of couiitersUar.k Wsrriuitoe Deeds 731 PARKER ST. — Ml 3.S874— Ml 3-5735 OVWLAY AT roiNTS OP OliAnST WIARI • lie IManrIu'sIcr I'Ar- Department hut the top-tiesvv ma­ I mg H)e Queinoys hetil Hieli file In­ against Hie -Conimunials who Franols ,1. and Nellie .S. Ble.sso Small eyes are no crime. But extra teaspoons,'thv much used ice drink spoons and the very essential serving niriK Herald can he for- jority of Demoersts In thc,J4enate to the aflej'noo)) today de.xpite s Hirew ■ them off Ihe msinhind in to l.oma H. Plante Jr. and Eloise none of us are satisfied, with how pieces. The, handsome presentation anti-tarnish drawer chest is a joy to behqld. which expects t«i tiepin sn'early I loudspnaker lh)eal to le.sume llMti has hi'eii softiiedalml by'Ihe P Plaiild, property at 7,36 W, we look-and alwa.vs try to enhance 'varded lo he at “ Mail •inquiry Into I.slln American irln- I shelling on even-nninberi'd tlays .NaHonalisI s siru e a joint eoni- Middle ITike, what we have. If you .want to £ • iTAmiVS STW MIMOR- A perfect gift for yourself— or your loved ones— and perfectly tirnad for Thanks­ CnH" reKnlarl,> « ill, nil tlons. I Hv the rules k))iH»u)'ed over rmnupie Hpe* vs'eeUs ago with Case Bros,, Inc.,^ to Bernice B. make eyes appear larger, use an giving and Christmas. And all at a price that you would pay for one 6-pieca Sen. Wayne Morse (D drei tiaa Peiping Itadiii on Oct. 25. Hie Keils I' .s , .Secrelai y of State Dullea, In Gryk. properly on Wyllys 91. e.vehrow pencIL A short, slightly PINMHID UADM have nol ahelleil Ihe landing place setting of starling silver! the hometown news lieen deslpnalect #liairman uf s It Hie .N.xi .imiilisfa renoimred R Evelyn Reed lo H. Frederick upward stroke at Ihe Outer corner bra. hex and airship on IJneiuoy on people Bwav finm Senate Fornpn Itrlstlons sulii#im- foiie as Hie i.rinrrpal means of and Harriet R, Machle, property of each eye does the trick. OPEN U N TIL even days bill miglil shpll l-lie’revl mtttee wlitch mnv begin heatings I relmiuiig to Hie msmismi while al 48)1 N. Main .St. • ITUROY CONITRUCTION > WRITTIN OUARAN- home are mi anxious ■ i,' Hie on.sluiii' isl.i.ruU |,i pni,|r,,- tn .lamiars holding out Ihr I ossihllit of going ; Gladys R. Relcliell to Rtephrn .4 hsthwnrr Endnrnrd SERVICE FOR'12. Also on sole is a colossal service for 12 wHh 24 tea­ to get. .tnbnaon #slle#l last \^^'rk fm s Hierr lia.x liern no sliellmg on Hie lend Wands B, Omaek, properlv at m IT THI INTIRNATIONAI «LVII^-(;0. Is.s) five erpu ila\s liefore loilay to the aid of any anti-Commumal review' of Aninican foreign tmlicv ' l("-olt. p26 Lodge Dr. spoons —: PLUS 2 pierced tablespoons, a gravy ladle and a 2 piece steak carving Red I'Uiilspcakei'.s ,si\ inile.s Greencastle, Ind. oTi Methodist "so that lilnhi new, imspmative Edith E and B. Evelyn Reed to m o n th ly 'Y acii'ss Hie liny from Qtirmoy had t’heiig re|iealed the Nalionahsl Lee A. and 9tuart .1, Craig, prop­ .voutha, at a national conference 5 p ,m . set. If what you want is the ultimate, this is the service to buy! 108 pieces com­ programs #nn tir recommemted to Telephone Ml .1-2711 iiidunled yeslerdny Hint shell.v I conlenllon that as Comnumist rule erty at 13 Margaret Rd. here, alllrrned their church's '(ba­ • HANDSOMI ANTI-TARNiSH DRAWiR CHISf responsible ofTU tals " In this sic non-drinking position." but plete in the same drawer chest-r- manufacturer's list $ II I .00 . . . now only $59.95, connection, tie ssid wonhl fall I'mlay The Chinese .N'a- I liecomes more appresaive. ^.revolt Option to Buy MONDAY-TUESDAY^IDAY Circulrtiion lloiiHlI.sl riefeiuiers of Hie isliuida I comes nearer. Case Broa.. Inc. to Bernice B. said the Individual should not be "We need s consistent p#dicv Ixiiind by ' legal niorallsms" Check These Features... for Dalm Amrilra which will help loidi an mu niu erne.l uiill and see Meanwhile. C S Adm. Herbert j Oiyk, for 20-year period, property PIXTRA HOURS PX)R YOUR CONVENIENCE Tliey adxled in a resolution: '*rhe USE THIS HANDY MAIL ORDER COUPON Depii ilnient #iur ''nelphhnrs to help tluuu- alHIiidi' 'G Hopuood flew lo southern Koi'- at Wyllya and Highland Sta. AFTER WORK, or W 'llllX BIIOPPINa. The Comuuuusl.s hied I'vSi.'l .shells campus cwum .nlly should main­ (Service for 10 or more. Porcelain inside and out. selves " I iima.H, The tmiring Commandei In *" (Atoa be yertaetlieJ bafere aiMaifhti lot., Nev. 15.1f$Si' “ “ * J ,>da> ! at Ihe kju'iiiora ii'slridac an odd chief of the American Paclfh' tain an atmosphere where drink- r AUlnmgli l.npr/. Mateos well. Oiiii oVi Ml. nml Mrs ’ uou' of file 111 the led hoiuhard- acceptance of each other” OPEN THURSDAYS • A.M. to 8 P.M. I PLEASE SEND ME, DRIVERY CHARGES PREPAID: that prei edr#l his rh'i l.mn last , A group of II S. riefi'iuse llepart- DonHl)l D HsrI have an all-star (Cloood Wrdneo4laya al Nooal PLU.S . . . the porforiSaqce proved features that have .lull 111#’ tin liming )ursnlenl is 11 enl whirh 'legiui .')Ug, 2,3 hh.s meiil Dfflnals left hu Himg Kong (CHKK FOUR APFROfRIAre SOXIS) famil\ . Tw elve of Iheir 1.3 ( hildmi ■|'..N'. (iETR .lORDA.N ( HARGR earned for KitchenAid tK^ repptafion of “ the finekt repardiMl ,is #tisposrd to lie fnend- heen liglil Inlelr. I after a .'l-da.\ survey of Natinnalial nrr named fn, figures In the enter, .Amman, Jordan. Nov. It uPi— dishwasher made." □ 71 PlEa SET (139.95) □ TEA TIME PATTERN UIanrl|pfitpr Iv to\^ard thrs cuumtiN On Konuosa a meet uig al Na I use of Anierii an military aid tammeqt wmtd, Latest Is EIvts •Iordan has carried to the Cnlted O 10R PIECE SET ($39.95) □ ROYAL SPt»IDOR He has said Hint there sTe no linnnhal heiidipiarter.. rnmmeni- Nationalist offlceis have heen Fresley Hart, age 19 months. it^usA ed/eA -ft ^ <6 Nations Its charge of I'lilted o Revolving power wash and Siible power rinses. Self outslandinp pioblems between the nraled the 92ml hirlhdni of the sent to lJUe.i’niled .‘tlales for tisin- .Arab Republic aggression he- cleaning strainers. □ MAHOGANY CHEST □ ILONO CHEST two countries that # ould not be lata .Sun Yal sen. founder of Hie mg m the use of Nike-Hetvules OKRISK O rPRIO TS K ILLED lEupuing c ^ s e Syrian Jet fighters turned S \ V I M G xS settled by friendly underslandtng, Republic , of China. Piestdrnt siiliaircraft missiles, the comman­ Nlroala, Cyprus. Nov. It (AV— □ CbwklwheJ It apparently wdll be up lo John­ Chiang Kni-ahek was chalrinan hack King Hiisseln’a plane. No der of the new Nationalist missile ftecurlty forces killed »wa Greek fi(/ ( M I M Csm.$alMTa(d □ $1 s Watk (s Msll Mityisf son to attempt to bring about this but his No 2 man and, heir*ap­ Immedlnte U.N. action waa In­ LOAN PflAHCHISI DfALEK bsttsllon said. Washington haa ) Cyprints tmlay aflesyMtey re­ Q 30 Oaf Cbarn sort Qf friendly understanding \n parent. premier and X'lce Presi­ dicated l4>day. Thifi desorf klng- promised to turn over to. ths Ns- fused lo hall whe« ehallenged. • dohi alas sought aa Immedlals a mission aimed si Improving dent Chen Cheng, did the tslklng, ttnnallats. when they are trained JEWeieSS ~~ 5ILVESSMIT HS j general relations .rather than at The deaths ralas the total aum- omergoMcy nMiettag of tho Arab Chfng said Ihe NsHonsILsts. to u.se them, the Nlke-Hercules her of Greek Cypriots killed by I NAME._ .PHONE. solving any outatanding differencea "ars datarmitiad to shed our blood l^aguo Council In Amman to 9M MAIN STs. M A N C H fS T M ^ H O N E Ml M 2 f3 ~ missiles now .on Formosa under aoeuritjr foroso om CypnM tai tlM between the two natlohe. and sacrlflc# our lives If ■ eed t)s dltoOM Iho nsrtai Imddoat. n * Pottm rton^s I AOOMSt U.S. Army control. past tl/i yuan to W. V A R haa dsaiod Uw ehartax 480 CENTER lTREET-.AIANCRiB8TER Hlinr^ON I.V THRBB D A Y S LBFT—I P O flm V B LV 0- ■" PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 §ection Two WZDKZSDAY, NOTTMBER 12, 1958 iRanrhristrr lEnrttittg lirralii ploye*. 1 At present only compan­ platform proposaia, auch aa court rejoin the eieenhower adminletrg* Noticlas G raficai aaid 1,000 per­ ies with three or more employe* reform, elimination of county gov-! St asset! Seems tlon in any capacity- sons were detailed. Mous rniBX Unions to Push are covered under the acl.t ernment, and reorganization of the. A reporter told ‘stassen that, a The atate oil workers union la ■OWL SIT Chanp* the "auilablc Work“ stale government they are Just as Republican leader in the Pitts­ protesting against contracts ai(fned clause, winch presently requires a important as the labor Isstiea,'* Determined to burgh area now is aaying Btassen by the government with foreign Shipments f/p. ^Short Rihs^ Brings Sharp Wit For Democrats’ person to take a job that is avall- Berau.se of his election to th e , should take over^the party organi­ companies, mostly American, fiv- ahlo wheihei or hot if is conipHr- 1959 As.semhly, he said that lo>)hy zation In Pennsylvania. j Ing them the right to develop the ajrte to the work he was doing for the ("entral I.abor CTouneil will 1 ‘Dump Nixon’ Stassen replied *^hat he didn’t I natioriallzed oil fields. Income Dips^ To Comic Pa^e of The Herald Labor Planks <\ hen lRins from .sel for the organization, and Xor-, (('ontlniird triim One) will be very active in the organiza­ ! dir.l to crack down on the agitatorij. VAC Reports Frank O'Neal, who.se comic* storyboard form. He gave this tip collecting unemployment benefits. man Zolbi, the group's general tion and It* leadership and will The state of seige suspending By LEONARD ZEIDENBER6 ' Aa one of har backer* put It strip. Short Ribs, will begin Mon beraiLse he didn't want to raise InHijr^p reives well R-^ <^liildren Khmnialinflt the practice of rr- romiHel. named could r arry the GOP to vice constitutional guaranteek for SO work closel)^ with Hugh Scott, yeaterday. "Mrs. Finlay has done a \jnlted Aircraft Oorp. reported day in the comic page of The Her­ his children in a big eity like Lps under IS < Prcsenl. • allnwam r (juiring a vfl>rker injured In one Rourke (om eded that if the en- tor>g He said that for today he pre­ daya and banning public meetings ‘■Reorganization’’ — whlcli,haa Angele.s, newly-elerted OOP Senator, . good Job aa chairman. Our losiea today that ahipments were Op J4.% lcmocrati( lahoi program ferred to .stick to an affirmative drew protests from practically become a catchword in Republican ald. was born in Springfield, Mo., million in the O rst nine months of Found Mouse, Mortgage wives are no! inclw<1ed • ing a ne\^ employer from resp^msl- were adopted the f o.st to the em­ poalllon along those lines, rather every trade union in the country. YOURS in October and November were cer­ in 1921. circles throughout the State as a 1WS8 over last year but the net in­ So Bet tie, my wife; Johnny, my hihty ,}f there is snv reocrurance ployer would go up ; than to discuss whether he believe.* ; The government has not yet In- tainly not the reatilt -of any lack Remove the rrt|nirenient lliat « WITH TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS! result of the Nov. 4 GOP debacle- come WHS down by $7,779 026, Hi.s father was a t’avelmg man son. and my daughter MoMie and from the initial Injury. "But,’’ he added, "I don t think, Nixon would be unsble to pilot the Argentina Wf>rkers dlcated whether it would use the of organization nr lack of work” person rolleemo-i (Contlnurd fn.m Pace One) Kedemption Centers than any other stamp plan in thU'Am ... tee are gathering Friday night to r t ending Sept. 30. When he giH(iuato«i from Ivgti a river and four and a half aerei i)!ne«s sml in.surame program Uiat was asked again about Nixon and 31. derway here for some time. cratic platform did not im hide any: modern, beautiful gift ahowrooms convenient to your hooM their first meeting since the In the same period last year, school at the ripe old age of 15 not tf> mention a mortgage." woulfi provide a workei hurt offj whether he meant that he thinks This sTrike branded by Frondizl He said a number of young Re­ spenfir labor planka hut merely' siipjiorter* of ex-Dict*tor .)ii»n -y That’s important when comparing stamp plans! party’s second defeat at the polls shipments totaled $869,241,138. his parents deiutled he was to<» From tlicse plrnsanl .surround­ I he ]oh or ill a weekly pa\'meni i the Vh e F’resident "Is not ^ood as Communist-inspired and, an in- publican*. have either been nom­ I'Mit the parly on recoiul in favor of Peron. They heve been acnieed by I Just t Tripla-S Savar Book oota you Ihia colorful, uaeM in two months. But no recom­ while net Incoihe was $38,300,349. young fo!- collej^e. That was all ings O'Neal re umed h:.s free while he IS laid up. ' j candidate,” aurrecllon' touched off the urrent inated for political office, appoint­ the pro|if)sals arlVocaled In the > Ryrox Bowl Sot, each onoa difforani paatol. Rosiambor.aooh mendations .for personnel changes ed to town positlona or given re­ The 19.58 earninga were equiva­ right wiUi Flank, who wantetl t< lam-ing career. But lie wasn't Pirtvide for rehabilitation fa< ih ' 19.56 platform "My Views on that *'*re.,.we]l Kroiidin of enrourajfinp Ineiir- diapute lhal has spread to other :> book taksa only 1300 atampa, ThaCa SOO loot ttanipa than are expected to emerge. sponsibility in the organization. lent to $4.61 per share on the com­ go to art scho4i! anyway. Bui llio; •■satisfied with^ drawing cartoons tiea and for uorkm eri’s (■ompen.'*a- known.' Slassen said "and I be­ rerlion by deniinciatlonii of the industries. However, lahoj leaders at a olhor planil When comparing gift valuoa...eount lh« pogosl ''■••Town Chairman Hazel Finlay A prime example of the youth mon stock compared. Last year told him that if he was too young for the magaz’ino.'^: he wanteil to tion benefits fluring i ehahHilalion j hearing on the platfonu st the lieve ihe results of the election r Unioii leaders deny political mo­ government'* oil pollt-y. ■aid yesterday that the party’s top movement is John Bowen, who is the earnings were equivalent to for college lie was cerlainly too do a newspaper c*uu;i .strip and .liine State cVmventlon protested prove me r ighl." tives. They claim they are only "The reha hill t a t ion section," Offirial Informanta said 2,')0 per­ •HOP WHIM YOU niK THC TMPLI-B BIBN...AT policy-making body will diacuas vice chairman of the town com­ $.5.93 per share as recomputed on young foi the ("Imago liu^titnie of he hmi ;de;^.s ahoui tiorng .some- fiouike said "is most imprirlant as| that the labor program was "loo Stassen himself has had presi- I fighting foreign exploitation of sons were seized In a maas, round­ •RAND UNION AND OTHIR LgADINO MtRCHANTI. ,lhe Oct. 6 town and Nov. 4 State mittee. the rommoh stock outstanding at F'ine /V11. So for fn c vears the thing ong:nal and different So people \«.ho lo*-r an Rcm leg m are vague" dentlal ambitions in Ihe past. And < Argentina’s oil fields. F'rondizi nas up of ringleaders within a few rt^ctions and attempt to determine The accent on youth policy was ' the end of the year. youngster w 1m wanted so tiadiv to after many numtli.*; <*f e.xperi- 'ad!', hurt should be p;ovif}ef| With As a I OMiill. moi e than a s« or r of , he said ihni he intends to he very said he signed the rontrai ts to help honrs. bill private soiirves put the the country out of economic dlffi- wneie and if improvement in the inaugurated under Davis snd has ('ontrarts, orders and letters of betome an a-list did a Idtle bit nicnling lu- humilotl up a Dock of t r h n h I It n t i'>r\ to help theiti get lahnr i^lanks \».ere spelled out as an aMive in frohtics still with efforts 1 tntni mill h hiijher. The newapaper ' culties. local organization is needed. been continued by Mr*. Flnlav. I intent on Sept. .30 amounted to of e\ei'\th ng hut ivwtu- e.’irne*.1)0 • ill tie in the l.^'gis- ' t ion However,'■she declared empha­ RIBS, a now idea in .stnp.s hy an .‘^ta^sen hrst nut in the primary I pares with $1.67.5.000,000 on June art. h> t u I f firyt :eai n,« a f >emo( r at ir , .1. (\ Pennev, founder- o' 1,700' tically, "no changes are Imminent” onginal-minded ait;st, wa.s horn. in an attempt to get the Republl- I 30. and with $1,850,000,000 a yeai He WH.«i working for "'riie K\e- I rIi|-r«en t a f I' e from Ne*". Ha\'en. ; dry goods simes m the chain tli.it i In the memberamp of the Town AlKHit Town O'Ne.ifs hohhie.s'"" I plav a lit­ can nomination for governor In i »kO. ning Slai m \'*a.sh;ngton, I '(' adde-l . reaches from maAt to cossi i.s Committee or its E^cuUve Com­ tle che.s.s read. f:sti plav very rennsyl\ania this year. Arthur T. collecting bo ad etDs;ng i w 1m h 1 tliinl- e should be in a piet-j still artivelv managing them. He mittee. Thia wa.s in re.sY>on.se to a The Golden Age Club will meet pool golf, swim in Die nrighhor’s Iv goofj position to flghl for the IS M(Hf»nigle ^\•ho won in the pri­ i.s ^ioue d..st,’int'c fioic the i'(3in.i- request for comment on rumors at the E ast Side Reo tomorrow Museiiiii 4vera«e.s [lagci, Ahei. Du' Jap.inc.-e a! pool, and I'm nuts about cars ’ mal v went down to defeat in the circulating that certain 'jrarly afternoon at 2 o’clock. Games will e!e( lion before r>emocr al David lacked fh>a*’i D nilor Tlurtv dav.”* members are due to be a.sked 'to be pisyed and refreshments served. latei h»* t*n)j.v.|,.d Die'Arim <'ORHF( TION I>a Arenfe, rnaN'or of Pittsburgh. re.sign. Class Kvery Day In le.wpon.se to a question, S tas­ Following the parly’a lo.s.s m the TJie usual Knights of Columbus '*er\ed in ( avalry sen said tliere seems to be general "I sei’\ rii op a c;»\-a!iy t’ oop Tlie invocation given st Vetpr- town election- ll.s first in history ,setba>k tournament will be held Since the opening of .school this ans Day cereniome.s in front of agreement in the state now that —there were rumblings of discon­ Friday Yrlght at the K of C Home year, an average of one < lass a in !tal\. .sa.*- (>‘Nt'al "anil the he could have beaten I.,a\vienre onl\- hoist'is I .^aw hclongeii to Die Manchester .Mcniorial . Ho.spitsl tent among some party members day has loured the Lutz .lunior was b> the f^e\ .loKoph McfTann had he been the Republican oandl- Italian'’! WIi/'m 1 wa«< iti.si’hargetl who complained of ' deachvood " on The M a n c h ^ e r Association foi Museum and a total of 2.050 adult of .James ChurLh. The HeraM dale at the eml.nl dm;, \ wtuii into the the Town Committee. The.se | the Help of R etaF d ^ Children will and child visitors have seen it listetl Die Rev Denni.a Huapcy of NEED SHEETS? To s cr<)wd of newsmen in the The.sf were two of the facts re- fb'Mi!* nnd fc“d hrokt-r-nge i'i S’ne.«.’< M ILK IS FATTiSNirWA riimblinga were resumed after the | meet tomorrow n l^ t at 8 nVloi k St. Bridget's ("hurch. \\'hite House lobby. Stassen said State election, in which the Ribi- ; at the Bmire Center. The program p(»rted last night at a meeting of M omon of Year Gets SU v e t Plait* with the he!p of r>iy father, which Heniv Peasini. past commander that he and P'isenhower spent coff land.slide helped pile up i be on epileptics, the museum's Board of Trustees Mrs. Mary Taylor. Woman of the '^’enr, accepletl a silver j)late totlav firmi Herakl Cti-Puhlisher siirply mcan.s th.it 1 was a manu- CANNON NO-iRON ivf Dilworth-C'ornell-C^uev Post of JO l more than an hour talking about pluralities for all but foui' of the • Ninety-one exliibits lelating to Waltei R. Ferguson, who made the ptcHenlnlion on behalf of Builon's Inc .-\!lan Heim- Burton's faiiiiMUS I >’t>j c.sen! :il;\e with a the .’\ineiufln Legion, was mis­ MUSLIN or PERCALE the Repuhlu an pait\' and Its fu­ Democratic candidate* in Man- Mrs. CharleB E. Ubert, Bolthn ' various studies have been made general manager, and Mrs Barbara Haiiis. piestleni of woman's day. were pre.-^cni at the brief tenUojA of 'hire and a half .s:a'fs. takenly identified under a photo­ ___ THIS MYTH IS WITH­ ture He said thev talked of the cheater. Disgruntled party mem-' Center Rd., has been named In the ^4Lvailable by the Museum to the ceremonv. Repre.Hentaf i\es of w om ens *u gam /a. urns those .Mrs. Taylor in nn «*gnil uin of oul- It wa.s I.UI ;t! i\r. hir it w.i.sn t ail. l>arl\' both na.tionally and in bers had reportedly fociLssed their | campaign planning rommiltee of Sfdiools. Two club activities, the In .hme l!MH I let; Kiuu^.is graph as Commander Lee Pahno. L OUT f o u n d a t io n . M ILK .standmg lom m um ly sei \ ice. .(H cald Photo by Oliaiiti. SHEETS Pennsylvania Toyland Open BRING THE KIDS attention on several apei ific Town ! the Connecticut Division. Ameri- Natitral Science Club and the Cre­ irnl K goo.l jol. fo' the wdd.s of llrKulHi Si/ps; CONTAINS FEW CALO/flES He de< lined lo go Into details Commlttee members. can Cant'er Society. ative AM Clut) have been organiz- an .1 r! .s. ho.il m Sant a .Mon i ,i bournl hiiio of K ('•Ult‘U .'>1 r.ius- 72 \ ion, Ki X ins IN If ELAT ION TO ITS CON- • )f what was discussed or Kisen- GIIBERT AMERICAN FLYER However, Mrs. Kinlay aaid that j eil for Manchester stmlent." They ('alil 3'heii 1 stuil**! ami woil\fMt hower's views ahf personally has heard of no re- -p,,, WSCS of the Vermm Metho- T!ieet each week under pinfe.ssinnal Di.splav ill Rank ing two otln*r cars to loiu.lc w Inm i'tmII Kcniirl ( Jiili AS n hushm. hellhoji lanitoi a:ul TENT OF VITAMINS, MINtP- No. he saKl. he hasn't talked in thiv tMC.j to avoni he; lai Mis GOLDEN WEDDING r'lllod in (« in ami dniiMc 59-pi«c« Mt quests for anyone’s re.signation , dist (’hureh will hold a suppei in guidance. n thou.sand uDiei odd Joh.s f..r r ’ ALS, AND HIGH Q U A L IT Y ' Roi kefeller, I/T»dge. Anderson or and that she wotild have lo "give j church social room* Satunlav The report menttuned the lec­ Bv Te<’li Sidiool Ini n k -ttn t old I‘a*, i olma n H a t ohi W ill M(‘cl Friday 1. 1 er vtui f .s For t una :e.- J hi lird hl>lps. Newctmih she had not noDi ed Die V CONCERT PROTEINS, ON VERY RE­ Seaton about I960 presidential for 8 y«ar olds a lot of Ih o u g h r to any propo.sal 'night from 5:30 to 7 o’clock. Pro- ture scries which opened under the to sell the m.igazines« and a Id tie y f Also AWinning Combination! other cai.s conunii. Sponsored By « li ♦ n< e/< for a change in per.sonnel. "I will | ceeda of the supper will go toward mu.seum sponsorship. The first The Sa\.ng.v 1-htlik of Mam hf.<- The Mam tu'sin i\t iincl Cluh lias advertising on a fj-ee lam e has.s f STRICTED REDUCING DIETS Asked h<»w he would piujecl and over! .No il.’imag-’ wa.s ii-pditi'd to Mrs not go along with anything hasty : ren^odeling the kitchen. lecture was given by explorer Ici l?o'-. rl, f'her.* y 'I'eclinical ■'t hedulf'il a ..nfceting !iu K: ida\ S;me 1 !hM» .tflet hus first sah’. \ 2nd Congregational Pillow Coses SKIM MILK MAYBE USED. Anderson iiilo a position of lead­ About a.sking anyone lo re.sign.” | , Frefl Hnrdenbrook who spoke on Srluroi }ia\-c jr.nieil Jnj thi.s Ki 't kson'> « i! Of the two cars o< evenin^^^^^'f;30 m the ("ommuiiity the tahmfeil ii.Neal ha.s soltl lar- IT CONTAINS ABOUT ONg ership hi Ihe tfOP. since Anderson she said. The weekly meeting of the Man­ th#» natives in Pulch Cuians. A we'^'k to iihserve National kaluca- whii'h collnlotl one was «lnvcn by lotiris to just about e\,'iy ms}or Church Choir Whofevor You Need HALF AS m a n y CALORIES AS Is s DemtHiai and not ton well .Await State ('hange chester Squadron of Civil Air P a­ second leriute-on art appreciation tion Week, \A'iIIiam Hmosi. 33. of Mansfiehl ^ magazine in (he Fnited .Stales known natmnalh' Stassen said he Olhei Republicans active In for adults will be given sometime n d n \in g instruct(U'. and the olhei ( trol USAF' will be held at 7 o'clock A (*hen» y Technical Si Irml dis- --^"Ib'omot ion of Ihe welfare o| Die pofi'dat fealuie of hl.s. Mow FoRewship Holl i-^ctrsvAL- con.siders the Treasurv .Secretary t in January party affair.s have expies.sed the at the American Legion Home to­ j)lay. liUrJ "M«mhe.«tei ,\p- hy Mi.> Shirley 1. Pn)>ch*ski .31, of to\sns 3..500 dogs and pitimoliori ; • Bi'.ng r p I'arenls ' ran in UAiLE BUTTERFAT to hs s Ftepuhlican no\^ ,\ndc\son vifsv that no changes will be'made A monthly bulletin explaining night. proaches .5n s.'ais of Vnoaiional 112 lielainc Rd Marosi's re- of tih'Mlient liainmg for \oung Ki'dhtxik ' Magazine for ihite ( FRIDAY, NOV. 14 \'as an ^!lse^ho\^•er T>enun rat In at least until the reorganization of the ai'livities of (he m u s e u m j.s F.ilucation. ' i.- feaiitied in the t ened an estnnated .$1.50 d tm.ige dog «)wnet> are tw.» items on Dw \ hopi s to iti>. llnliswoott iijov le larlonii studio Two yeaia ago Sta.s.ven ttied to pleted. A .qiu'ce.‘;.soi to State Chair- ...... Plana are being marie for expan­ AT a n d IT'S TrruE 0>nnecticut (tioup of Civil Air I’npelfvski s l ai. Both w lu e tiavel- 1 U'L** pos.-;!i»> h’gl.'la! ,.ii. pMdret du.ng 1 fichl D iais N«V4r O cjfqrow •k Remet* control plant to he (.octipieit h\ tiie local Marlow’s! stale to I un '.' ilh fCiserihnwer as 3\ hen a newclciiniKiii is named. Post planning the Military Bail ganizations \s F o r vice pi e.sidenl la I nominee rather Reg. one town conimitlee member aaid lo he held De( 6, will hold a meel- .Members of the hoanl were schtiol in 1962 'Pic display hI.so in­ son. hnuted lo i c.sidi id s onl V and is i»*. than imminale Nixmi. fi.OO •k 260" 2-poll troelt yesleiday. We can go to him and ioj. Legion Home at 8:,30 urged !c increase their efforts In cludes pictuic.'K of the hinlijings oc- siHui.s'hlt (or cou.st n u t ion oi the Co*mcef ieut AwroveeJ cuiiied hy the st hrml .simi' its in­ He snnl he* still has a vei v high Rrk* M bought a.sk him what he'd like us to do” i tonight, obtaining funds through new mem- (Ucott St. liog puumi wliu'l-. Ims F R E S H M i l k regard f<«. ' ' ' Ml '.yy:'2 \ M p e ro te f y will he four \eats latei and Herter town fommittee. "But we don’t ex- I mt i . sons interested in obtaining mem­ the eaily lOOO.s. patirntml i.f .Ngr.fiiltuie a.s a hauls ever The rimr.sday prayer meeting has had some piohle.ms of health. peel an\’ kind of upheaval." the ' berships nun- contact Robert C. No\ 12 "T Thr Kepub 111' • t! e' f a 1 • 1111 \-. ou (l\ l-Ji n ^ I'.MlsI for Covenant Congregationailists DRINK 3 GLASSES [VERY DAY In iep|\' lo another queatton, 40 ears town committee membc! said. ' Barnes. 261 Henry St. , lican 'I’tiwn ("<.)mhiillce last mj^hl .Nli dig owners are Uni'etl Staasen said he has no plans to $5390 Mrs. Kmlay's own position as will be held tomorrow at 1:15 at Driver (3iargcd insii-m tod Us i epi csenlalivea to the Pag BoanMIockbogril $ 0 . 4 9 k Electric headlight party chairman appear.* ^Irong, de­ the home of Miv and Mrs H B meeting of the Fairfield ("ountv spite the two recent defeats suf­ Carl.son, 9 Hemlock St. Tonight Technical Scho«)l ' in Hoad Mishap Repuhlu an oiganizanon in N«u- W ill I'tn l.istfiiiiifi fered by the jiarty. Some pnrty a group of the men will leave at walk tin Saiuiday to. support Jame.s Special only 7 o'clock for the Open Hearth |A. (oildsmith .)i . of Westport for Tow.son. Md Collit reoorlfr PLAY BEN CH L All these feoturesi members after the town election j To ()|X‘n H<»use Mrs Anita Kin k.son 21, 36 (’Un- Mission. Harlfoid. -privately f»xpren.se.| the view that , county ohni) man. Martin Applehauin, trying to .j-c- • Sturdy 1" lumkw You’ll apare the dining room ton St . wa.s arrested and i harged she should r^i^gn. but, no move to Thr lown'ii repreHentafivec cord every w$jmJ m Baltiinorc table — and he’ll have more • tf U-madol loaomoNvo The M.\ rES 1 .Men's Assoiuation In observan'u* of Amerir.m Ed- with failure to grant the right of force her rea^tjprftion ever niate- j Monda\- s nominating .aeasinn in County Circuit Comt, complainwl • P»t-boord t»o ofltli malHl Tun with his own youth-six* to Enjoy Slimming! will meet to­ ■ iicatioM Week. Open ^to!..^r wip be way after orlrd Congressman Al­ thst diie witness V as mumhling - . , , . play table and xeat. Assorted $1 C .88 night at the home of Winslow Mc- I held at Howdl rheney Tet hniral deni Ihi.s nuu Ming, poln e je|3orted bert f’ .Mniniif' foj the post He "\Vb?i| dlfferenctf doe.^ it mske'.‘ " • BvIH In i/of* fceerd color pegs. Chalk and eraser. • Rm KsHc Nilf»i««vrM •! Several Town CoMinittee mem- I..oughlin. 437 Summit St. Follow­ ; School tom on o\\ f oj j 9-11 a.m. Police said Mrs. Enckst>n turned won the nomination o\cr (lold- fa«k car oiid «ab«a««. ber.s. including some Who are not asked Iho witness distinctly. I'm ing the weigiung in of members i and 1-3 ji.m. from Spruce St. into Die west- I smith, ^(i ir>. not talking to you." among her staunchest backers, • 14 curved aod cfralfkt track, 44^ a sport.s film will he shown All At this lime parents of stu­ A COMPLETE LIVING ROOM GROUP DISTINCTIVELY STYLED have said there is verv little likeli­ men '.cho are weight-conscious are dents. 8.«» well a.<» the geneial pub­ watt trantlepmer and 14 piece hood that an anti-Finlay niove EASY TERMS invited. lic. will have an opportunity to and CREATED FOR CASUAL and MODERN LIVING . . . Open Thursday tilt 9 P.M, trestle set. would now. get enough backingxto obseiwe the school program in amount to anything. The adult prospective member- operatIon .'A ^r'f ;• . J.’»« c Has Strong Supporters .^bip will meet tomorrow at 6:30 The regularly scheduled dailv Furthermore. Mrs, Finlay the p nV In Zion Church. Friday st routine will be followed in ail first woman to head a political 8 p lb*., W alther Leaguers will a t­ shops and classrooms in order S ELECTRIC town committee in Manche.sler tend a N .social at tlie Wapjung I that visitors uay observe tlie typ­ still has a number of strong .sup­ Perfenlv safe . . . keeps lof ('omm'imty House. (Confirmation ical technical .Grhool w»»rk da.' porters. These Town Committee cla.s.ses will'meet as usual Satur­ , Pi.rents and fnend.s will he shle for months In rin K IRONING SET members feel it w’as merely her day at 10 H.m. 'to view the \ariou.- pha.ses of the bad luck to be leading the party e Alt Stool iTominf Bcterd I nst luct ion'! 1 p!-'>gram. jn

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IJICTt lUUITS UKI SIAl GUN RtlO. S.'') • Front and rear aiehta. blue aterl harr^l House. Bank, burkboard. Matt experts call it'found' (no rough edges, Dtllon. cowboyt 'CtTKSMOKE and Indiana a smooth harmony ol flavors). Taste Schaefer-it's really round. CUSHIONED WITH FOAM RUBBER HARDWOOD A COMPLETE ROOM OF EXTRA INCLUDED IN SIX PIECE ROOM MUSICAL ROCKER HORSMAN IT ' FURNITURE FOR ONLY.., BONUS GROUP AS SHOWN ... Santa • Swiss Music Box play* DRINK AND WET •tv Sp^ial "Rock A Bye Baby" • LEFT A N D RIGHT SECTIONALS DOLL Adyertited in Migh-gloss FREE • KING SIZE ARM CHAIR Waxed Birch • RehY'B leTPtte Included • Sawti In Half—Can be VOGUE and MeCALL'S UlUAl VAlUt * IJiteal style - S>i»iT»|»orllt 'I'eftiii Meets Tonight I In Major Role residents for their past support • 100% WOOL • 100% WOOL SHARKSKINS onginal reque.^y N‘o an;.on \\iil he The junior «ln)t team st>onsoreil William Hmith of Storra, a and again calls on them to fully IMPORTED TWEEDS taken »)n either isvue, ,0 'oiding to • 100% WOOL WORSTEDS hv the A ixihniv (o ('oventry Ciiiveralty of Conneclicul arnlor, support the program. All canvas­ John M Stone (-)iauman American Hegion f*ost will meet at | sers will carry letters signed by • 100% WOOL The hoaid will stmt ^Koik on will havf a leading; role In the 7 pm at the Hegion Home with! romedy, “'Wake Tip, Darling" the commander and residents are ZIP-LINED COATS preparing the annual ’own repof’s Mis Darius (lainev. Junior aitivi- asked to have credentials shown of .‘5ep! 1 l^l^7 t*> Aug 7.1 Hi'.x foj which the Coventry Playera will • ''oMiimt tee chair man. In atflgp Friday and .Saturday nlghta before making purchases. METRO MITE the pnnte* - . Iimge i The drive will be under the Juris­ r MftSA PeiMlIng a! ShafereAudltorliim, Willimantic. < «'nl4*r <>rou|> io Meet ' Curtain time la S:.10 p m. diction of Joseph O'Reilly, a mem­ A flits> tn III a s .H fei'ilmg \\ill ber of Voilure 370 and the Ameri­ I'he .\n t ha 11 Haie (‘ommuml y start Kru'ia'. ui'h Mrs <)wen I’rnter- e\r(tjli\e iroai'd will irs^-et can 1,/eglon. Trask of K.|^!e\ Hill fM as inslnn dilh Fardal. Barbara GalenakI, a! K [in: loirM.irow nl the (enter | Sharon Johanaen, Cathy Labrle Kansas has more land In farms tor [he meeting iiad ireen postponcft: INTERNATIONAL’S LATEST ADDITION jCt'/*'® Mrs Trask ha.« B A and M A ami Monica Malloy. than any other state except Tex­ from .\ov 4 lieiause of Kieition' degrees In 'he field of edimatlon Rventa Today as. C R t AT 8 from t)ie I’n •.iuMit\ of Ne’.".’ Ilaiup ! Dh ; FREE ALTERATIONS l>H> School Kles-ls | Coventry CPA open houae. 8 shire and Id yrars teat lung expej I p m , Robertaon School. Rotary ienre, o' -Ahi' h t'A’o ^•e^rs ueie I At tlie recent annual fall dinner Club, 6:4.% p m , veatry Flat Con­ Get double-the-wear witli these two-pants suits. Topnotch at the 1-HMi'. Kaimer ('ooking mretmg of (‘ovenlry f>av School gregational Church; Second Con­ TO THEIR LINE OF FINE TRUCKS fabrics with every meticulous tailoring feature you cou’d Srhool in Hosion. Maas in nil | Paients' (‘oumil held at Spicer gregational .Tiurch choir, 8:48 Real, amart looking, hand.somely tailored loiK'oats that look twice ask for. Get yours tomorrow and .lou’re all sol for months t\pea of food preparation She hasi Hall at the s( liooi. the following p.m , aanctuary, Kxplorer Scout to come. also been rafeteria supervisor in officers were elected for the cur- Poal 88, at 7:80 p m , Sjilnka Hall, the price! Big selection. Regulars. Longs. Short.s. Slip into one of puhltr srluKils in \^■l^rhester MUii sclmol venr Mr and Mrs South St, HIGH CASH these coals tomorrow and walk out with the best liny you’ve ever Maas . for four \ ears j Ki( har d ( h iffilh, i o-fu esldents. made. NAT10NAUY ADVERTiSED The first class is scheduled from Ml and Mih Heorge A. Meyer, < <»- .Maiicliraler Rvenlng Herald Tiojv O n, (Dibpku^ Zip-In Lining 7 p 111 ’o 9 p rn at (hr Noilii ('o\' vue |tiesidenl«, Mrs h'dwHicl B. Coventry corr. «|M>nili-nl, Mra. F. entrv firehouse I'.ed i ‘rd.ss «ndj Hushnell. sec? et ary . and William Pauline IJttle. telephone Pilgrim (’ ('mtoll, tieasiiiei All are from I P R IC E ^ n\ ii defense i e|u eseri t a 11 ves '.s iil' 7-a'*3l. attend Anyone is Aelctmie to ^ike; Mrim heater I*.MI) KOR CLEAN. GABARDINE TOPCOATS the course, especoillv men Per­ Harold Waldron, retiring preal- BUD MICHALAK CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO COME IN AND BROOKFIELD SUITS ’34 sons with exfienenie in foiwt pr»*|> (Icrit, was in charge of the meet­ LA I E MODEI. CAR.S. nralum are emouinged to )otn (if ing A Martin (’apo/./.a of the Belted or plain styles with 100% H( liool staff led a cominunllv aiirg fleials W'Uiid lll^e to ha\'e up t*» 'Wl All Make.s and Modrin SEE IT. DRIVE IT AND WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU BUY IT. wool zip-lining. A truly versatile persons enrolled 'Hiose interested and I >on (I (•hiii'hlll Sr , head­ FOR shoiikl report to llu* first (lass master sll(»^^'ed (oloi' slidea from ★ * WAN'IEF) ★ ★ coat that will aee ,\ou through • ven though Ihev might not liave last spr ing s New Hon/on Miami sent In regist rat nuis tom made l»y Hrade H, as well a.s SAFETY'S SAKE most any kind of weather. T h f cowrae will (onsist of fl\e a recent summer’ \\>st (’oast trip And Longtr Tire Wear We also carry a fine .selec­ 2-h(»ur sessions and one mass feed made tjy Mr and Mia ('Imrchlll AixMit 100 paiiuits Mild leac her s at- Drive In For Our tion ot older models thor­ Ing deinonsl rat ion lasting aimut oughly serviced and guar­ IT HANDLES - GREAT six hours Mrs. Helen Bennche, co­ tend».(| with an open house held In ordinator of women's stlivilieM of e»i( li room to give the group an (»p anteed cars for those who the (’onnecticiit .Slate ()ffir<* of portumty !(► herornn lietter ac- wish to DOWN TRADE Civil Iirfense. la in rdiarge of set (juninted and to learn more of the with or without payments. ting up the program and will pro a hoolt (M»m ac t ivit les FREE I liiiriMT Shop to 4^»en Front End, Brake and vide written materinl .1 LeHai!e\- of Willimantic is plan tion. Buy For rhalrtnen of ('!> disn.stei plans and mug to open a liarliei simp here welfare ^( ti >11 Work (tonr by on *11 I'linvrnllnnnl mnko* of pnr». .1 I^eKoy S'hwevei, local ('H lloiKtr IColi Sltidf'iilft BARLOW IT’S ECONOMY - PLEASING Now! director, haa rereiverl n lettei fni-o Aiming I'nvciiliN j'liiiil.s Mttcnd iSiIvlo M Znnni, I>i.strlct 4 ('D co . ing VS iiidliiim High .‘^rlinol listed MORIARTY MOTOR SALES ordinalor thanking him an)io 8III -8I8 O n tor Strrrt Uockvillr, Conn, Christmas rommunicalioii states It Is \ei'. nniM'H. Biirinii .\1 cr 1111 r Id . I resli Trlrphonr MI 8-81SS rhonn TK A-2ft38 day at 500 r.p.m. on o single golion ef gosoline. Yet it handies the 3,800-pouim gross vehicle rev-ai'ding to know that ue have men ItnlMnd Hiiii Robot I ('lovrr'- weight with ostonishing ease and acceleration. A remote control four-tp«^ synchromesh Gifts CONTINUAL ALTERATIONS mich One spirit m this aiea (*ov (loii, .loiin Waiuigcl \'itgiiiui Mh\’, entrv (erlainU’ did its share and .loan Duimniid Katin Hamoilin, transmission (whose low gear is required only for emergency starting) and o hydraulically- more in r’uilting (ipeiation Hrs ( 'liot y I Di 11 Io M lul I .\ nn I ’.'diet controlled clutch moke driving exceptionoHy easy, time saving and ecenm^lcol. FREE OF CHARGE rue a su rras, nod v e uoiild lilte R senioi n. Rn I I \ 1 *«■ vine, Alt thosr coin erned to ’ rio\\ how jK.'iilc .\la.H(;ti. .lanol Ronigaillt FREE min h their endea\'ors wrre.sp I A iiiIh Dirllo, Hazel l.llllr nnd Of course you expect perfect At when you make a purchase -and Regal pre- tated ' I .MuriU'ii Mnhlo, JunnnM laniOH NOTICE sees Io It that ^T'U gel THAT anti more How about six months or a S\ |>rl\e \p|»eal j ( ’o\ oll .Io)m l•'ol|(•l nu nv Kdvvurd FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE SPECIFICATIONS DON'T MISS POTTED yeai later 7 .Suppitae you've put oil weight tor even lost weight: will !•' r rdri u \i ( ' Well W ooi I, i |m 11 liaddnd. rhoiiuiH Noi man the gHiiiicnt go Into the ash can" Not If you've bought It at Regal be- man of tlie local Salvation Armv I (bohntMk\-, RhiiIm (*nnl(»H, Ami Avlr, Front: FA-1 Ratrd raparity, 2,800 Ib.s. (2.000 lbs. with 8.40x15 tires). / CHii.xr We give "Conlimial Alleiations" for the life of the gamient. keep­ Fund Prive iuis made an appmil I l‘'ati\' I‘alii(la (JiIIhmI Kloanni WE ARE NOW Axle, Rear: RA-2. Rated capacity, 2.000 Iba. Ratio. 6 IS to 1. ing that original Perfect Fit conllmiallv iip-to-ilate and we do It with­ for addlhnnal funds t'lwaid the ,\ln rmn I ami i ’a t In* i i no \SH nag ol, THESE GREAT PLAHTS out extra charge This is Just another example qf how you get MORE campaign riw appr.il- stair. mt|dir.iiiMt ot lohii Riainal'd Roll' BfMl.v: All-Htcel, man-high walk-in type, unitiicd and monocoqiic. Adjustable, sponge rubber, bucket type seat. for your money at Regal. “Whetllfr It lie an lal hinh ('ll < ‘liii let It I Ra ...... id M i,|i\ inno v. Ia>ft aide rectangular rear-view mirror. Diial electric windshield wipers. Sliding side doors with 23S-lnch clear WHILE THEY LAST! fo|- a crl[>pled 'hitd m e\rglas4ri .Inddh ('aniMi'O I'ltltn'ia ( ’rot'k- opening. Double .IS-lnrh-rear doors. for tlie agr(! thr Sahuilnm .Aiui\ Ol R miImimi I’alnioi and Naiir\' S/4dnga ficHhinon, (lotilon Andoi OPEN THURSDAY SHOE VALUES! will help anvone In nerd Brake, Hand; Internal-expanding, located on rear wheela. Lining area, 83 gq. in. • Of funds cnntrltmled Jl out of •<"11 liiloi Ridot Roitot I .‘^altoiH FAMOUS NAME Robot l WllroX .los' I>o('o»4tf», Ju Brakes. Service: Hydraulic. Front. 11x2 In.: rear, llx l* i in. Total lining area, 176.2 sq. In. dutch: S-ln diameter, alngle plate, with hydraulic control. THE GREATEST BUYS EVER IN NIGHTS TILL 9 Rler.trical Syalem: 12-volt, Battery. Starting motor. 20-amp. charge-at-ldle generator. Class B directional aignals. SPORT COATS 265 PAIRS Dual atop and tall lights. Sealed-beam headlighta. Loomed in rich, soft, lu.xuriou* 100% Engine: A-.O.I Foiii-cylinder, valve-in-head, gasoline, water-cooled. Bore, 27x in; stroke. .S', In.; displacement 91 Nichols-Manchester Tire, Inc. eu. in. Maximum rated brake horsepower, 81 at 4.2,80 r.p.m. Taxable horsepower, 13.22. Ma.ximum torque. 81 woolens And stylerl in the new natural look­ A FREE TURKEY lb.-ft. at 2,200 rp.m. Downdraft carburetor. Air Cleaner. Fhill-flow oil Alter. Cooling system capacity, 8 qt. ing silhouette. Big .selection from which 295 BROAD ST. — Ml 3-5179 to choo.se. WITH THi: 01 R( HASI-; OK ANY Rqiiipment, Standard: Front and rear bumpers. Parking lights. Horn. Spare wheel. SUIT or TOPCOAT Finish: Body exterior painted in standard Model AM-SO solid color. Interior, gray. SHOES F08 MIS PANTS Frame: Integral with body, wllh 18 reinforcing members. AT MEN S sim i* • WINTER.WEIGHT WOOL FLANNELS GLENNEY'S Admiral Fuel Tank: 12-gallon, right aide mounted. 789 MAIN STRLKT Shock .Absorbers: Front and rear, direct-acting, angle-mounted. • HARD PIN4SH WASH-N-WEAR GABARDINES Springs: Broad-leaf, high-rate. Front, 3 5 x 2 In.; Rear, 42x2', in $ 1 0 . 8 8 PLAIN OR PIJtiATEU FKONTII. HI/,KB 18 to 42. Bteerlng: 8-4. Safety steering wheel diameter, 17 in. FREE Tires: Front and single rear, tubeless, 6.40x15. 4-ply. Transmtaslon: T-12 4-speed s,vnchromesh. Remote control on steering column. Reductions—Aral (emergency Values to $15.95 IF LOOK AT THIS OFFEU AT THf low'. 3 95 to 1; second, 2.4 to i; third, 1.49 to 1; high, direct; reverse, 5.25 to 1. Wheela; Disc type. 5.00 rlma. Hub caps. START OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON • • • YOU Recirculating hot water type heater and defroster. A HUGE BOX FULL OF SPORT SHIRTS l W e r s NATIONALLY ADVERTISED FREE ALTERATIONS TOYS WORTH $50 FREE First quality cotton flannels or cot­ 41 HAVE ton broadcloths. Check.s, plaids, ivy JARMAN MOC-ABOUTS WITH t h e PURCHASE OF ANY §tripe.s. SANFOKIZEI) — completely ' FOOT KINGS Ol’R FAMOt'B washable. All men go for loafers- and hCre are th* best buys you've ever seen in these ever WINTER-WEldHT GABARDINES, popular csMUals. They'll go fast -so get here early tomorrow. FLANNELS. SHARKSKINSx,^ nifiiiniiuiiiiiiRiiHw^

YOU If NEED ADMIRAL Values to $72.95 THIS A t this low pne*—small charge for alUratlona.

You can add new hc.iuiv Io TELEVISION SET your home and .slop those an­ VEHICLE WEIGHT: 2,800 LBS. FRONT: 1,500 LBS. REAR: 1,300 LBS.; GVW RATING: 3,800 LBS. noying, costly repairs Replace STOP AND SEE THEM! SUBURBAN FRONT AXLE: 2,000 LBS. REAR AXLE 2,000 LBS. CARRYING CAPACITY: 1.000 LBS. FAYtOAD your old wood liatcliwav svitli OPEN a modern all steel Bri ro.Door. AREA: 200 CU. R . WHEELBASE: 94 IN. OVER.ALL LENGTH: 1S9 IN. TURNING RADIUS WITH Permanent, neat looking, A M 1 k' I i A I I N 1 >■ 1 THE BUMfEK CLEARANCE: 17 R . weathcrtiglil Riiilt in springs B A S I M t N I P O O k COATS EVERY DAY •fiord effortless operation. FREE Many ortior N«w Intoniotionais on display including our 4*wliooi drtvo piek'up. For your Intomotionol AU wool, quilt-llned. New stripes and solid Call 11$ for free ‘‘Hoiv-tn-in$tall-it'* folder colors. A temHc buy on the most comfort- or we can $ufinest a competent workman. Forts Solos.ond Sorvico soo Bud MiciMlak at abl* coat Sny man could have. PARKING OPEN THURSDAYS 342 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 3-B944 IN FURNEU PARKING— UNTIL 9 P.M. NORMAN BENTZ, Prop. ^ \ JUST A FEW STEFS O P K N UNTII. I P.M. MON. Oiru FBI_ SAT. lUNTII. 8:80 HARTFORD RD. ENTERPRISES Inc. FROM GUR DOOR Ml 9 -153: \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, tX)NN* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 PAGE EIGHl'EEH MANCHESTBB EVENlI^G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN : r chance ahall be Invited into hbmae in the near future deeplte her tal> tourz ar* j>p«n 'to all Intaraatad game they prefer. Table and othyr' rs. WiUianl' Ahderaon will talk identified as Clifford Dtorra, 67, of Bolton people. prizes will be awarded. ^ ft’ Cranberry Molds Brighten Army Actors Marvelous Little Eva ente. 8 o’clock tohigtit. at United Woman, 50, Killed' Storrs, Patten’s Retain Waod Fibor Flowan She eoeta about |10,000. 'Tour I will begin at''Waterford, Committee chairmen 1 n pTu d e Methodist Church on'thelr experi­ A railroad spokesman said the meeting at the Bamea Orchard Mrs. Philip G. Dooley-.Tefreih- ences in the mission field. - Make Tour Owa Cereagee Notice By Freight Train train crew rang the beH and Card Play Lead Instruction Booklets Thanksgiving Relish Tray Making Films X ar Owners cold atorage plant In Yalesville at ments; Mrs. Louis Cv-I®n>ock Jr. The Fire Department brtil'-iJrHI sounded the whistle after seeing ‘SeesVHeat Variance Bomber** Pete 1:30 p.m. and Mrs. Theodore W. Chandler at 7:80 tonight at the firehouse/ East’;. Hampton, Nov. 12 (A*)— the moving car about 150 feet Patten Builders lead the Elks DEL'S Tour I will be^n. at 12:80. p.m. jr., tickets; Mrs. .Alan Remington, from the crossing. Gogona, Solomon Islands UP)— Mfs..90atherine Wolstenholme, 60, setback tournament by 35 points. HOBBY SHOPPE For JLoaning sharp from the Kay Andrua farm tables; Mrs. Ri^hqrd F. DImook, Advertisement— Damage to the engine was By OBBALU I. MUXKR ‘I’plained, Eva can do such Jobs as A pilot's seat f om an American Often Claim Tisama and scores are Patten's, 408 CENTERsIrrc-Ml t-1288 CLEANERS in Ashford. The farm is located prizes and > fn . Daniel Buccino, When Buying or Selling Bolton Depot^Rd., Cobalt, was killed yes­ slight. There was no derailment. \ locate breaks in the Internal in­ boBlber which crashed here in south of Rt. 44A between Storra clfan-qp. 1,836; Four Dunces. 1.801; Zie- Fort De-ens, Mass.—Or>asepaint Buffalo, N.Y. (IP—Here’s one formerly It Maple St. Property call Lawrence F. Fiano, terday wlMh a. freight train struck sulation of giant steel furnaces. World W ar II la being used as a and Ashford. T'icketli may he obtained at any msk’a. 1,792; Woody's, 1.791; lady who knows what’s going on MOVED TO Wrong Town Broker. Phone MI 9-5910. and make-up ordinarily Aren’t The. temperature of the break pew In a Seventh. Day Adventist Tour in will assemble at. Pa- time- from Mrs. Bosworth, Mrs. her car a abort'distance from her Traveling Actors 4XXXX, 1,789; North Ends, 1,787; Arm y Iseue, but for many of tffe in tha dark. is different from that o ' the rest Church here. It's occupied by a chaug Orange Hall on Rt. 138 id Dlifiock or Mrs. Chandler. home. The Herald 1.777; Kopper Kettle, Assessor Bdson P. Herrick to­ Manchester Evening Herald She's little Eva, as cunning a of the furnace and Eva, by taking village chief. A famil) from an­ 18 OAK ST. South Canterbury at 1:30 p.m. Another Deer Bagged Mrs. Wolstenhdlme, a mother of New York (4h-^A troupe of U.S. 1.769; Pagani’s, 1,743; Walnut modem Army green-clad soldiers day aired a grievance which, he Bolton correspondent, Doris M. they’re everyday tsrorklng equlp^ bundle of lens, diaphragm, oils, a quick look from the outside can other Village Is living In the body We Give Green Stampe Mr. and Mrs. Herald Lee Jr. of one, was alone in the car add was college actors Is trekking to Africa j Clippers, 1,736. claims, can also cause taxpayers a Stops on the three tours h ^ e D'ltalia, telephone .Mitchell ment. From the Arm v MCtorjkl cranks, wires and gauges as tell worried steelmen Just where of the plane. been arranged to cover a variety Rt. 44A have returned from a 8-6645. driving home from work. with « play repertory under apon- Also. State Shoe Repair, 1.722; RUMMAGE and how big the trduble la. few headaches. Center on Long Island. ... Y., hnd jrou’re likely to meet anywhere. of farming activities including week's hunting trip in Maine. Lee Coroner A. Harold Campbell sorshlp of the President’s cultural Bond Bread 1,721; Capitol Equip­ Automobile dealers, in filling out exchange program. many locations throughout the With utter aplomb and a little Measures Healing dairying, green pastures j>rojects, bi^ught home a 160 peginn Auxiliary) sends a duplicate of all registra­ be the beneficiary of a dessert The post office reported the mis­ The single track, u.sed only a visual training aids. Licks, done to dramatize her temperatures doctors can check card party at the Commtmity Hall Catholic Youth Organization The repertory includes Robin­ Apt Sign Table Cloths tions to the assessors for the town sive somehow stuck to the back of few times each day by freight son Jeffer’a "Medes," Thornton LEGION HOME Most of the filmu made are avail­ ability. Eva’smain work Is more precisely on patients’ progress. on Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Emerson will meet at 7 o’clock tonight at listed. Because Bolton has no post- another letter written by a Mc- trains, was protected by a warn­ Wilder’s "The Happy Journey." Perryville. Ky. I/Pl - Sign In a LEONARD ST. able to responsible civilian organi­ Here Tonight serious. Dr. Robinson says there are 16 Bosworth is chairman of the event. St. Maurice Church Hall. office, Herrick claims the problem Aleater resident to her sailor son ing sign. Paul Greens "Flxin’s" and George Perrvvllle church: "Our audito­ zations on a loan basis. For the Major Ian Thomas. Anglican Eva, whoso full name Is Eva- evaporographs In use by Industry BANTLY OIL Players may choose the card African misalonarie4 Mr. and is aggravated here. Bolton car on Guam. The engineer of the train was Kelly’s “The Flattering World” rium is prayer-conditioned." harassed program chairman of a evangelist and missionary, will be porograph. Is the dream girl of and medicine. I . ( ' ’ I' \ \ . IM X .school, church, lodge, and even the speaker at the meeting of the Baird-Atomic, Inc., of Cambridge, The Defense Department has purchasers may get tax bills from ■; ■ I \ ' i i'l I I private Industry wondering how Covenant Congregational Church Mass. some, but how many and for what I inda any of three towns—Manchester, on earth to provide Interesting and this evening at 7:30. The public uses Is a secret. Vernon or Andover. To make it Dr. David Z. Robinson, who m MItr til II V 459S Shop up-to-date entertainment and edu­ Is Invited to nca him. He la cur­ created her, disclosed at a recent Domestic Jobs for Eva also are worse, owners also get a bill from Bolton since everyone declares his cation, the Arm y may have the an­ rently on a world tour. Infrared Spectroscopy Institute under study but there’s little UUCKVILLB TR 6-8271 //,A »fi 'i/z/f/y- swer. here what unique and valuable car when he lists his property with . (iAYNOK MAlinOX the assessors each October. Available for loan are travel work she's doing. >'F.A Pofxl »n(l Mnrlirtu EdlUir firm. Individual molds may he films, films dealing with historical Two Places," narrated by John 968 MAIN ST. The trouble for the car owner served on chilled pineapple slices. occuriences. American, Furopean, Cameron Swayze: and "One If By Makes Heat Pictures begins when he fails to pay one of II Rrren » hIb(1, n Note; Two nipa fresh i ranherrlea and Asiatic history, the menace Land" and "Invincible Armor," Eva turns Infrared—or h e a t - of the towns the tax bill. And no tenipliiif; iTii.h tray can do Uie may be used instead of canned Opposite Oak St. of (fommunlsm, home d.fensc, fish­ narrated by W alter Cronkite. rays emitted by all matter into car owner is going to pay both mid cnnrs, honors at the Thanks- sauce Put f r e s h cranberries a kind of photograph that Is both N O t o B i ing, hunting, camping, forest and Civilian organizations ami busi­ towns, the assessor says. ^viiip foart. Of course, the star of through Inod chopjier Increase FOR EXPERT game preservation, conservation, ness concerns located within the a picture and temperature chart. the tniv uill be Individual cran- sugar to 'a cup, sprinkle over Blankets Tax collectors are required to p e r a o n'r e l and management six state X III U.B. Arm y Corps In absolute darkness her lense WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING file a list of unpaid car taxes with berrv n old.s miule with canned or I hopped cranberries l flr.st, comfort or atvlc," aaya Hi tries to thert recntielle the two. RfiG. $4.98^SALE for Nov. 22, sponsored by the State Agricultairal Committee. The i mon "Men wiiiil to km*w Is this chair "(m e couple was fm tin* veij»e of $t*rM>-HI-Pi Christmas Store Hours: We’ll Trad! snln) ■’ Will It support a 'JHO-pound WILD! We’ll D eal BIG! 2 Carloads Of Maytags the fl ivnrce court Ikmi they came fnnm* ’’ to "cr nie " Rveordt and Bond Inttrumonts 'Die correipondent in the eaae "WiiiiHm are Interested In the 101.1 Main S(. MI 9-20.16 Starting a w m I i from tonight w* wiN bt On purchases of BUTCHER’S WR.a an old ovemtuffed caay chair clmlr’s usefulnesH, too. hut they Open Thurs. and Fri. \VA,\ ive give away Triple SSS also want to know If It will fU into ‘ Hie hu.sband had a particular till 9:00 optn ovary night (but Saturday) tW 9. Blue Stamps. fondness for thla chair, which was the living ronrn theyTe dreaming . of,” Must Be i man-il7.ed ami roomy, If aome- Manchester told In 33 Hours . . Come In, Make Ai Offer! thlng of an eyesore,” says Simon ( ’olor la the contender In many Wallpaper and Paint Co, « "Mis wife WHS bent on rrplac- differences of opinion 249 Broad St. Inp It with aopirthlng along more "Men tend tn like strong hlues, ■lenfler, modem lines.” greens and browns. whereas It’s The Opportunity COME ALONE OR WITH YOUR FAMILY! No Roasonablo Offer Simon was called In when the women go In for more reds and Z M M k t RUN . . . WALK . . . RIDE. . . BUT GET IN quarrel had reached the silent yellows, branching off Into such Of A Lifetime ON THIS TERRIFIC VALUE EVENT FREE COFFEE & CAKE 2 r RofUSOti • • • and tome l/'n- trenlment stage. refinements as cyclamen pink sn»l rr^&AonAhlf* Oiimi Aor^ptecl! He suggested rcupholsterlng the hyacinth blue,” says Simon. » chair In a muled color to harmon­ Wi>men’s fashtona nowadays ise uiih the rest of the room’s In­ have a decided Influence on their THE LARGEST SELECTION OF NAME ter! or. taste In home furnishings. CLIFFORD’S HIGH SCORE SALE BRANDS AT THE LOWEST PRICES NORMAN'S Will Give You An Extra Trade-In Allowance Now For Your Old Washer or Dryer JUNIOR BOYS' BLACK IN THIS AREA! SEEING IS BELIEVING! 2T DOLL 0ARRIA8E HORSEHIBE JACKETS American Character On bouncing gear, V’ white Urea, hilly eollapalblc, blue and white ALL THE VERY LATEST M AYTAG WASHER AND DRYER MODELS EDMOND'S 1/12 1/18 "SWEET SUE" DOLLS fabric, recommended for ages t RAINCOATS ."■'A Yr,l.l,OW — BL-ACK SIZES S-a-IO-12 U COATS MARKET 24.98. NOW 1 2 to 6. Rag. $7.95 Drying clothes n SUMMER ST. 3.98 '/3 OFF! $ 0 .5 9 is easy today... NOW UNDER NEW 4.98 N o w N o w “ '• r n i r m 5.98 ALL WOOL ,... MANAGEMENT "SHIRLEY TEMPLE" DOLLS 0 0 , IN AS8 0 RTKD DRE8 SC8 Top rail not Included. ’'nwHea'a FRED DUMMITT, Ownw ONE GROUP Now $C.99 OPEN HOUSE MAINE GUIDE DOLL STROUER •wu THURSDAY Large size, thick padded i ^ o v - V iBdnstn- •Ear * . Y E * ® 1 BETSY WETSY DOLLS able seat, spoke wheels, eollaps- AUTOMATIC WA5HBR FEATURES AUTOMATIC DRYER FEATURES WRINGER WASH FEATURES iMs, frtnge canopy. • Square Aluminum Tub a Fauiniis •W8na*r* Free Gifts To All e Cold W ater W’aah and Klnse. e Swlrl-Away • NEW—Automatic Air Intake Filter e N E W — Auto­ Zip front, knit cuff a, collar. 12-16-18. Maytag Washing Action s Roller W a­ COATS Draining. Action • Pnshbnttoii^ W ater l-evel MME. ALEXANDER DOLLS so*6 homeiiieating matic De-Wrinkling • Time Chime e Revolting DIse ter Remover with fomhlnatlnn Sofl- Rag. $10.95 Control e .Suds Saver • Safety Lid. Lint Filter, e (las or Electric e Vent or no Vent.’ Flrm Rollers e W ater Discharge I'limp. Cash In and Save On IDEAL DOLLS our way I 8-10-12-14-18 N o w NORMAN'S GIVES YOU THE EASIEST TERMS ANYWHERE These Opening Specials $0.98 $ 0 .9 8 .... You get premiupi quality Rag. 19.98.440 W 14.98— NOW DISCOUNTED Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the ’ STARTING THURSDAY most completely effective fuel oil additive in use today. And M” HIGH H Ea BRIDE DOLL you get premium service. Au­ RAIN BONNETS Pay MAIN 8THMT Pboot Ml 3.sasa W ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE .PARKING SPACE A SUNDAYS. 9 A.M. TILL 1 P.M. ■ ooim. MPUBDArgueji. KIDDIE FAIR Ml 3-5135 301-SIS Cooftr St.

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\ PAGE t ’WKNTT HANCHESTEB BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* ^DNESDAY, MOVEMBER 12, 196S' MANCaiE8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1968 eupyliig the Oloba Hollow acrau* aa tenanta at wUl aver afnea iu Space Control Debate 15 and to salaried employes on or cent largac thall In 1957. The aver­ Carlson Still lease with the former pwner, A b o u t T o V n Christmas Club Payoff Totals before Nov. 22. age check this year amounts to GENERAL James M. Curley, 83, Cheney Bros., expired about twp Thlrf, year's figure representa a $105 for each member, the club and a tolf yean ago. The town gain over the previous year of says. Set to Fight The Mothers Circle of S t B ridg­ $20,000, to an all-time high In Of' the 7,900 financial institu­ T V SERVICE purchaaed ..the 1,000 acres, includ­ et’s Church will meet at 0:30 to­ $616^841 for 7,757 Savers Reds Say U. S. Plans Christmas savings at the credit tions, 189 had clubs In excess of $1 >>>4ya M f U A God ing the club’s golf course laiid, for night at Mra. Ann Jyikka’a, 11 union. ' $1.25 million In 1955. million each. As In past years. Nights Plus Dies; Politieal Boss Globe Lease Durant St., and proceed to Holy The approaching Christmas'sea-' The Savings Bank of Manches­ New York leads with 2,641,840 Since then, a variety of leaae Fam ily Monastery in .West Hart­ The Aircraft Christmas Savings TEL an 1-548$ son brings many things including ter will pay out $223,194 to 2,654 plan la the second largest In the members and $281,861,000,. follow­ proposal! have bben advanced, In­ Warfare from Moon ford. The regular mating will Rudolph F. Carlaon, who loat In increased shopping activity, chil­ depositors. Last year, . 3,329 club Hartford metropolitan area. ed by Pennsylvania with 1,676,301 (ConttnuMl from One) one attempt to block the aale or cluding one that waa approved by be held afterward at the.home of dish hunts for hidden gifts and members who had made weekly members and $184,176,000 and Mrs. Jylkka. One unusual feature offered by leaae Of town-owned Globe Hollow the Board of Directon and then re­ '(Continued from -Page One) numerous requests for thlg and visits to the bank, received a to­ the credit union Is that free life In­ then New Jersey with 1,133,704 •The Lflil Hurrah” w&s made In­ land, laid today he would make jected by the votere at the Oc­ luxuries sooner than we could have th a t. tal of $270,003. members and $144,836,020. Local Stocks had them on one pay check. ' The following officers lyere^ect- surance la provided, the same' as to a movie which habits premiere another If the Board of DIrectora tober J957 referendum. agreement before debate gets un­ TO 7,757 Manchester area resi­ The First National Bank this for regular credit union share ac­ R.E.WANDELL negotiates a lease with the Man­ derw ay. "But I'm* not sure that over the ed at the November meeting of the dents it will .. also bring checks in BoPton, Curlry didn’t attend. The court suit was originally long haul we are even belter off year is paying out $105,650 as com­ counts. Quotations Purnuned by chester.Country Club. brought to block execution of that The U.S. proposal is co-sponsor­ Army and Navy Auxiliary: Mrs. totaling $614,841 as the Christmas pared to $112,153 the previous Quick Revival Curley later published his auto- financially than we would have Ina Mankln. president; Mrs. Flor-' In the event of death, all savings Building Cobum Si MIddlobrooK. lnc« Carlson and another Manchester lease and was amended after the ed by Britain, Ireland, Canada and Clubs In the four financial institu­ year. There were 1,224 club de- biopi aphy, titled "I’d Do It Again. been If my wife hadn't gone to ence Plitt, vice president; Mrs. Og- including the Christmaa savings, Rank Atorka taxpayer.. Franklyn H. C. Parker, referendum. The plaintiffs argued Japkn. It la expected to pick up tions In town "payoff.” The checks Dositors In 1958 as compared to New York Ufl — "Look Back In His tragedies were mainly per- work. lore White, secretary; and Mra. are matched dollar for dollar to Anger” Is having one of the quick­ Contractor Conn. Bank and Trust lost their court suit over the issue that the land had been purchaaed more support as the discussion will be m ailed Nov. 22. 1,246 In 1957. age 55 in an amount not to exceed last month when a Superior Court "I lost a little of my ambition Cynthia Armstrong, treasurer. The est revivals In show history. Bonal. Co...... 38 H for public use and could not there­ progresses. when my wife seemed to have de­ Although the amount saved this This year's 346 club depositors $1,000. Benefits after age 55 are Refidcntial*Conirtiereial k’lrst National Bank of Judge ruled that the Special Act next meeting will be a Christmaa year waq less than last, when 8.- Several seasons usually elapse Curley's first wife. Mary, who fore be sold or leased to private - The Soviet Union, sought mean­ cided that I couldn't be trusted to party on Dec. 3 at the clubhouse. at the Manchester Savings and slightly lower. bore him nine children, died in Manchester ... 27 . 31 under which the transaction would interests. 410 depositors accumulated $669.- before a drama that has run on Altarations-Remedeling be effected is constitutional. while, to discuss disarmament with bring home the bacon without her Loan Assn, will receive $27,000. National Situation 192!*. a half dozen years before his HarlfOTd Nations the West at a summit meeting, at help. 989, the'Jeellng was expressed that Last vear 365 depositora received Broadway gets a new production. Since then, the time limit for Mark S. Traut, aon of Mr. and Meanwhile, the Christmaa Club But the John Oabome play, which “Business Built On rare^'T rearhetl Its zenith with his Bank A Tru.st Co. ..4‘a 3fi the Geneva talks on surprise at­ "Sb, although I have a better It is a ^qod showing In view of $26,511. Mancheslcf IVuht fS8 63 taking an appeal to the State Su­ Full Service Mrs. Carl H. Traut, 1000 W, Mid­ Corp., reports on the natidhal sit­ won the critics award aa the best Customer Satisfaction” eierlinn as governor preme Court has expired, tack and at the United Nations. Job than I had 10 years ago, I dle Tpke., was recently elected the recent recession. Credit Unit Club uation. ('uilev u a s dec[>lv (levoicd to- his Fire lnsiir»nc« Companies ’ Rev. Arnold W. Toaer Rev. Adan A. Bohner foreign script of the 1957.’58 sea­ Carlson expressed the belief to­ The western powers have on pre­ haven’t set the world on fire — treasurer of tl)e freshman class This year, the 3,534 Christmaa The 7,700 Christmas Club mem­ According to the corporation, Full Insurance Coverage Aetna Fire ...... 77*3 8013 Richmond, Va. (TP)—Sign In a son, waa slated for off-Broadwav family but he lived to mourn the , day that since the Democrats now vious occaslon.s opposed the form which I might have done with a at Leland Powers School of Radio, club depositor^ at the Manchester bers of the East Hartford Air­ 7,900 financial institutions will dis­ Tel. MI 4-0450 deaths of seven of them He never Hartforrl Fire .... . 179 189 To Exchange Pulpits beauty salon window here: "We production two week^ after ending control the Board of Directors, no of talks’ proposed by Moscow as wife who was dependent on me, Television and Theatre In Boston. Trust Ca will\recelve a total of craft Federal Credit Union will re­ tribute $1,365,000,000 to about its Broadway run. 9 .National ...... 101 106 will cut, curl and dye for you.” After 5:00 P.M. h.id a gramh lu!d The ripv. Arnold W. Tozer, min-*' further efforts would be made to more likely to produce propaganda who believed In me, and who He Is taking the two year profes­ $258,997 as comimred to $257,833 ceive checks totaling $1 million. thirteen million Christmaa Club 'IVo .sdiia wh Second Congre^Btional The original exchange waa negotiate a lease with Country than progress. sional course in preparation for a Checks to hourly rated employes members throughout the country. revival, while the original produc­ 82 BALDWIN ROAD and Father t.'urley, i Life and Imlemnity Ina. Cos. (Tm rrh, and the Rev. Adsn A. Club. Ths Democrats had helped "Also, our life together has suf­ were 3.458 depositors. w'lll be m ailed on or before Nov. The 1958 payoff la about S per ('urley's daughter, Mary, his of- .\etna f’asualty .... 161 171 planned aa part of a nationwide The Soviet Foreign Ministry career In radio and television. tion goes on nationwide tour. MANCHESTER. CONN. Bohner, m lnlater of H>e fCvaiiKCll- program of Congregational Chria- defeat one lease proposal at the handed a note to the U.S. Embassy fered by my wife's holding down fin al ho.stc.ss wimi lie vkH.s goverri ^ Aetna I.tfe ...... 226 2.16 oal and Reformed Church In Kun- polls In October 1967. a Job. We aren't always able to or. tiled unexpectetlly of a cereloal , (’onn. Genersi ...... 330 .145 tlan and Evangelical and Re­ In Moscow asitlng that the Geneva The fifth annual college fair, keltown. Pa , will exchange 'Ulplta But If the new Board does a t­ talks be "coupled with definite take our vacations at the same heniuirh.ige in Ketiruary Htrih 1Htfd Steam Holler 110 llfl formed Cliurchea In preparation for sponsored by the Catholic Gradu­ ram Sunday. tempt to negotiate a lease, Carl­ steps in disarmament," Moscow time. Often one of us gets a holi­ ates Club of Greater Hartford In i i U p ] (‘orlev s son I " a la yer. •! • j 'rra v e le r.s...... 100 10.5 The exchange waa auppoaed to the union of the two denomlnatlona, son said, he will "definitely” try radio reported. day and the other doesn't. At night conjunction with the Catholic Ill ped j 62' preai h In the Pcnnaylvanla church, in Kiinkletown for over 30 years. Country Club have been held up In St. Ann's Memorial Hall, 782 preventing a surprise attack," the mostly work, eat and sleep for us. P a rk St., H artford, on Nov. 23, Gel ■' 0,1. I H ajlfopl Ga.s ('o 43 46 but the Rev, Mr. Bohner did not He gniduated froni Suaquehanna since May pending a declaion In note said. “We have two nice children •— In rci . ;i! \'etlM, f^urlev expres.s-' University In 1921 and from the from 3 to 5 p.m. Souther. New England preaih at the local church, Inaa- the suit brought by Carlson and When the 10-natton technical but they -are closer to my wife's ed a to l.\e to he 12r> "so 1 : Telephone ...... 40 42 much aa the aervlce waa canceled Theologii al .Seminary of the Re­ Parker. Following the decision, talks on problems of preventing mother, who has looked after them An open forum, the last In a ran b:ry my jtolitiral enemies ” MajiufHC'tiirinx Companies that morning beraiiae of a heavy formed ffhiirch at I.ancaater Pa., Mayor Eugene Kelly, a Democrat, for 10 years, than they are to their In HI2R. surprise attacks opened Monday in series on "The Land and the rorle-. first went to Jail at the | Arrow Hart, Heg ... .56’, 59’ anowatorm. who was chairman of the lease- the Geneva Soviet Deputy Foreign mother, for It Is to their grand­ tin 1, the < ‘ent orv fni t t.nspirat v ^ negotiating committee, said the People," will be held Nov.'21 from AHsociated .Sfumg .. IK 20 Minister Vassill Kuznetsov de­ mother's house that they go when 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Ann In < oiine‘I irtn uitii laking f'lvil, Bristol Brass ...... Hcrhert Phelon, Mra. .John Fitz- matter would be considered soon f o r ^ o i m u * b r a m d manded disarmament without go­ they come in from school. She Is i i by the new Board. St. YWCA, Hartford. Advance Serv.t e . X.'I in fia t aifi.H for ano» her ' Gollm.s ...... H7f 92 PUNA Makes 462 Cerald ami Mrs. Alexander Manel- ing into controls or guarantees. the one who has food waiting, who man. He served five morfths in 1947 The Board, which came Into reservations are not necessary, but Dunham Bush ...... 8*3 9 ’ la. “ One of b u v r t o ''W - voklci** 0 o o d William C. Foster, U.S. delega­ listens to their talk, who looks may be made with the Service In the Federal (,'orrec!lonal Insti- Km*Mart ...... 48*^ 51* Reporting on the drive for funda office on Nov. 8, haa not yet taken tion leader, rejected discussion of after ttiem when they are sick. lijtion at Panhury. Cr)nn.. in ct)n' Visits in October It up. Bureau for Women’s Organiza­ k'afnir Bearing .... 69 72 held during October, Mr.s, A rth u r ConnecticuV $ disarmament aa outside the field “I'm not Just an unsuccessful tions, 956 Main St., Hartford. r.eriK'M v.'ith R mail fraud rase. Landers. I'rarv, Clark 11*^ 15' K. Smith, assistant treasurer, The Country. Club haa been oc- of the talks, which are designed man trying to blame his wife for A total of ■162 vlalta were made dhrougli JiiH ’.tars in N. B Mfu-lime ...... 26 20 stated Ihnl the dirve has not to lay the technical groundwork all that Is missing in his life. My William Anthony Salmond, son ('m)ev often reftiied In tiie early during the month of October Leading North and Jtnld .... 27 30 reached Its goal and that contribu­ for future political decisions. wife meant well, I know, when she of M r and Mrs. Anthony Salmond. .I s Jail incident as an example of iiow Bussell Mfg...... ir.'J- 18' by the Public Health Niir.sea. Mra. tions are slill being accepted. Carpet Manchester Carpet Center Di.sarmament is a hotly political decided she couldn't wait for me to 333 Oak St., a senior a t W orcester far he would go to “hel[) tjie Stanley Stram ...... 18 41 Rachel Barnea, acting aiipervlaor COSMETICS Issue In world relations. get her the things she wanted for Polytechnical Institute, has beerr people T erry .Mteam ...... 18.5 the family. But I do honestly feel of miraea, made Ihla rejiort at the WE CARRY ALL pledged to PI Delta Epsilon, na­ ( iirlcv ^^a.s pard'ined by i’le.s- Torrlngton ...... 27*4 25*' Specialty The Home of Beautiful Carpets that if she had stuck to her main iminthly mecling of the board of Insurance T<»pic THE TOP LINES tional honorary collegiate Journal­ Ident Truman in H'.'t'i aflei serving II.S. Fnvelope, com 19 21 Job and encouraged me Ao m ake ism fraternity. He Is also art edi­ five rnontli^ at the Federal I'ti?'- | P.S, Envelope, pfd. , . 105^ 12' iliiei lora of Mam heater Public Sliopt" the most of my business opportuni­ tor of the school year hook, "The z jectional J ii.«t ilut ion at Panhury Veedet Boot ...... 52 .5.5 Health Nuraing A.i.-in. yeaterday 'O f Ivcctiirc Today ARTHUR DRUG ^308 MAIN STREET-MI 9-4343 Ruth Milieu ties we would be better off. • ••Start Voup Peddler," and is a member of Phi f’onn fteports n! the tune were The above quotations are not to aflenioon al Chapiiian Hoiiae. "I'-m ju s t w ondering how m any th at Trum an hml received 100,000 Sigma Kappa Frulernity. He has ba construed as actual markets. Mra Barnea alao reported that Two men from the Insurance Dmibln Paychecks .May men with part-time wives feel a.s been elected co-cantain of the var­ corn mu meat ions request mg clem• 1 do." four nialernlty cllnlca were held, neld will speak at Manchester Mean Double Headaches sity track team for 11I.59 and is f ncy. w ith 22 attending, four tuber- (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ High School tonight on life and Since space In this column in the m ajoring In physics. Nationally Curley, born In Boston of Irish culoala cllnlca with ,50 attending ice, Inc.). LAY AWAY auto Insurance. Richard Falley immigrant parents, started his up­ iV ig /if past has been given to working Doalhs Last and two tumor cllnlca with 9 at- HH(1 Thomas Perry will apeak at 7 Manchester Grange announces a ward climb with a meager formal wives to tell their success stories, lemling. In her report ahe alan aiild o'clock In room 220. It's only fair to give a hus­ Title Change rummage sale lor Friday at 9 a.m. Advertised \ i i education. Rut he "U'es an omnivor thill the niiraea attended the re- By T in ; ASHtHlIArEI) I’REHS Their lecture will he the third band of a working wife a chance In Orange Hall. Mra. .James Baker 1.00 Illi ous reader with a retentive mem $ glniial meeling In Kaat Hartford, Stamford. Nov, 12 (fi - Howard In a serir.i on money matters pul to tell his side of the story. He New 'York (/P)—The season's of the Home Economics committee nry. at which Dr, Henry Klaenberg of TODAY l^igan MIldeiMrindl, 84. a nationally w rites: oddest title switch has transformed la In charge. ^ Watches * Cameras \ the Slate Iiepnrtment of Healih on by the adult evening arhnol. And he had what the Irish call knfjwti poriraii painter, died Tues­ The senc.s Is open to the public "If my wife hadn’t Insisted on a TV script "Dominique” Into a "Tiie gift of the gab' he was a day after a long Illness *le was •Spoke on "W hal'a New In Clirnnlr Broadway prospect known as Ihaenaea.'' On Oi l 29 the iiiiraeM without charge. oing to w ork 10 years ago our Ever Ready Circle of King's horn orator, a spellhlndei of ilie well know'n for his po rtiails of col­ f amily would be better off and my "Ariadne and the Concrete Duck." Daughters will meet Tuesday al * Electric Shavers AT old school. lege ami business presidents and ii.salated Hr NIcholaa Marziiilo in wife and I would be happier to­ TTie comedy, by Ernest Kinoy, 7:30 p.m. Ih the directors' room RESERVES ANY niR . voice was deep and inclod exer ulives. giving fill ahola In town einplnye.a iny I'lm or gether. concerns a young couple In one of of the Whlton Memorial IJbrary. III the Miiiilclpal liulldlnE • ___ iiiit lows and he could roll out in mens Hryn Mawr. I’a , Benton F War­ "Sure, we got a few things the huge suburban communities Arrangements will be made for ilii! GIFT TILL CHRISTMAS * Electric Appliances ured cadences, a speech sprinkled ren. Ml. im inagrr of the Sun Oil Mra. Cain Mahoney, pre.sldent. Bo.swcll, OUla. I/I’ Boh Sons has quickly by my wife's going to built since World War II. .sending Thanksgiving baskets for with quotations from the clussics. ('ompany's Latin Ainerlciin produc­ welcomed three new meiiibera Inin a pci Angora goal with an un­ work. We traded the old car for a It was shown on “Studio One" the needy, and other business will punctuateri with phrasts from tion division, died Monday of a inembeiyihip on the board Mra. usual thirst for soda pop. new one. We made the down pay­ In 1955 with Marisa Pat 1 1 and be discussed. A social time will fol­ • Jewelry Ij\Un or Greek. iienrl attack. He also was vice ment on a home. AnJ we had a few Ralph Meeker in the key roles. low. He had a trick of affecting a president and general manager of • Silverware ? broad “Harvard accent ' when he several subsidiary companies in Smoor I.alin Aitu-rica, He was bmm In chose to Inndiasle |he ‘'Heticorj Hill NOW I.S n iE TIME ro Blue HlnfulM' in a political speech Keller. 'I’cN in the pftorer parts of the city, IVmin III . Mrs Margaretla REMOVE UNWANTED HAIR f o r e v e r DISCOUNT His oratorical shllily gave rise Bniker. abrmi 70, of Shelby. Ohio, % fo manv slocies most of (hem author of several irooks for Juve- tin* frpfi yon of thU am'lal handicap % true ahnnl his rpilck mind an*l mles, hlly hair on your 977 MAIN STREET rnoi r t hail 10 vea 1 h CHOOSE NOW quolalmn of u hole pkragiaplis face veil your looUn? ARTHUR NEXT YEAR MANCHESTER T O T E B R U S H fr'oiu a Imnk In- liml seen for iln’ DRUG STORE — 942 MAIN ST. lilii first tiiiH* uliile eri rrriite to (ln' MARY C. WARD, R.N. ______m eeting u Ihmc lie Mfroke Extvndvtl Fo recast Certlfie foi llir I'lirlfo n l nrpii the I'lutcil Slatea Amba'<.sador io for llii.i iipiioil u ami ratiK.** AA the Foil ed Nat Ions. from II noriiial lil);li of ,Vi l« n low Cmlev diibiied Lodge "lattle Hov of .I? I'oolri 'I’lnirmlnv horoo'iiii; RUBBING ALCOHOL Blue" i)ut ttie old cam paign niagii- unrmrr m i'i Ihr* a-oplioml I’o.,.i- didn't uoik tjiat tiiiu' l.odge wmi lilv .«omr IlKli* lain l''iiilay ni .Sal- REG. PRICE PANCAKE JAMBOBEE! Two year.s latei' ('iirley tried a I I ilav. . . . ANY comeback fr»r governor but he was Remember 49e beaten again i>v one of the blue- Walgreen 16p hlood.s he had so often ass.illed, >(Llmit 1) '. Ijifvercit SnltouMlnll. wlm later 21 Camera Kit Person wHil to the I' Senate aflei Aunt Jemimain three terms ns govruamr Shoot ioiido or ouhldt Camera, flaih unit Nrr 'riimtiMH ('. Mendcniiall, as.so- WEST Attention YesNiree! .\unt Jemima herself will be in ONR STORE on clate piofeHHo'r <»I liialory at Vale, 5 lbs. 39‘ ANSCOCHROME will lake o\er as pie-iih'iit ol Funeral Service No, 620—99c Smith I’nllege next .Inly 1. it \v n,-. (L im it 1) FRIDAY. NOV. 14—12 Noon till 9 P.M. annimnred last night He will succeed Henjarnin I*'. Ormond J Weal, OIrretur .SATURDAY, NOV. !.'>—» A.M. till 6 P.M. W right u ho lestgncil last Apr il to 142 Eiial Oenlet Ht. ALL DOG OWNERS BEAUTIFUL BRA88 FINISH RccTpL a rc.HeaicIi Iellov\Hlu|r from Mllehrll 0 7190 tlie . I'Mter for Ad\ ancr>,l .'■Mudv- In Open meeting of the Mnnchesler Kennel Club. Friday. ONE 100 $ gr. WASTEPAPER BASKETS Watch her bake your FREE Perfect Pancake.s in just 10 Hebax'ioi a| S< Icru es at St an lot d November f t. al YIMt A. North Main Sfreel, Manehe.ster 1150 BURNSIDE AVE. • EAST HARTFORD shakes! llrinR the whole family and enjoy the fun! Calif. Pc. M* lull iihall was liorii m ( ‘hi 51iiiiches(er's Utileit al7:30l*.M. SACCHARIN OPEN TUESDAY Thru FRIDAY T IU 9 raRM m 15)10 and \\as eiliicale<| rrl with Fliieal FUclllllea 97‘ on Si reet'iMirh'lng Yab- and ( >\for d I Jniver.sit \ 11 m Meeting for general ediiealion of dog lovers and o«n- REG. 29c MONDAY oimI SATURDAY OPEN TILL 6 U. S. CHOICE SAVE 40c LBI . fatli. , ! lie la I e ( ’ha i Ic.s k! Mem- Ealiihflahed IH74 ers. ll.s purpose— Io proinole llie uelfare and propose ficMh H. \\a« for manv years (dmir- (Lim it 1) legislation necessary for (he good and welfare of all man of iho phv.sic's depnrtm etit nl 8 ' i T / l Y C FORBIRLSff BpecUl For Wed. thru Sat.—Nov. 12, IS, 14, IS the I'nivc'i sit V of U’mcon.mn, dogs, the promotion of shows and obedience trials. New PRICE I 1 | | J 9 ABB BOYS I members nanted and welcome. VALUABLE COUPON M'ill you help “man’s best friend” by attending? Si RIB ROAST 49 WHAT KIND OF A SATELLITE HRST Thru THIRD RIB 69c L I. ■ ROCKET H A T IS THIS? THIAMIN JnMaxa Nam Bel Zooma to 100 Ft. FREE 5 - I'HI.KI . . FINK HOII.KR.S. FI ItNACES CHLORIDE f STAKE and C’ONVKRSION lU RNKIlS U. H. NO. 1 FRESH. NATIVE. GRADE A SAVE 30c LB. ButtOR abmg.TAKura 9 TRUCK Posh B attto 9 0 9 98c THIS CROWN IN.SIONIA 8 f1 N ^ moeor > H POTATOES OVEN- IS VOIIU A.SSrRAN( K OF RAZOR powertdi Juat Bring In Thia Coupon! Nothing To Buy! 5'/j I.bs, FINK WORRMANSIIIP WHY DRIP AND DRY OR WASH AND CANT, WEAR? For mea Adults Only! 1 Per Cuatonirr! Rxpirra Nov. 18 And Up with tough Z«rro READY Lreardt n CAPONS T argtt WE ARE YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND FRESH “ShMr U. S. CHOICE TENDER. JUICY ' SAVE 30c LB.! If you checked base­ ARTHUR NATIVE m M IN A with ball, p 0 d n c r, you*rc □ B U S IN E S S TISSUE POP OUN out, 'cause thisn's pure CAPSULES and AMMO □ C O W B O Y a a ^ o o o u N in Western Cowboy. The CABBAGE □ B A S E B A L L WINNERS OF GIFT CONTEST hombre fhot wears il ins,..:.., i« 9 7 e ? is rounding up a load □ OUTRAGEOUS RIB STEAK of toughs for you in □ P O L IC E Please Bring In Identification •OmED IN lONO ■L WE FKATHRK 1)I;AUTV U» PWZ6-MARION CROSSEN, 137 N. ELM ST. BOURBON eiNNY lb. “ ® TomafoM FROZEN FOODS • LINES; OF IIKATINO GoMm Bantam Com EQUIPMENT SI'OII AS 2ml PRIZE— ARLENE L. FREDERICK. 11 BROWN ST., EAST HARTFORD \ DOLLS POOL II. n. SMITH, . 3ra PR IZE-A N ITA MASSOUNI. 1 CARTER ST. "ARTfOKD 4/5 Qt. O M Whela Bnaft HIUNKLE KUT KEPIJHI.HI nnd 4Hi PRIZE— ROIERT JOSEPH. 23 PEARL ST. with Cut Groan or MEAT PIES SHORT RIBS AMERICAN NTANUARU TABLE A Oonplot* SWEET CRISP JONATHAN W ax Boant POTATOES SWKET'UFB Stfc PRIZE— GEORGE STARKWEATHER. 33 OTIS ST. ■ lU agn of CUE fm cK nod THE ROYALTY 4Hi PRiZD-MRS. JOHN CURRIER. 27 AUBURN RD. Behtrtifiil SET OF BALLS ALLPURPOSE TOtlB OHOICB SWEET l i f e ( ' Chicken, Beef, Tnriiey Foohta* COMPLETE MIX nr MATCH HEATING CO. IS “'^®N“50N.TRENCH RD.. BOLTON CARROTS • hikirious n«w comic strip OAK RTRRBT 'K ty b * APPLES 2 2 —WALTER It WILLIAMS. 3BB E. CENTBI ST. For * 1 - 0 0 starting Monday, Novombor TEL. a i 8-08U N 2 Pk(s. 2 9 c 17 ’’QuaJlly Spoaki For Krelf” ftB PR IZE-O AN KANE, 10S WHITE ST. TALL OBLLO 1 (Ml PRIZE-M RS. C. PETERSON. 3B LOCKWOOD ST. OAN» 'TAMQir.BIOll JManrJfratpr E nrning l^pralii -RBPUBUO OAS IB THRIFTT, EVERT TEAK TOC’LL SAVE fFITTTr* 4 - 2 » SNIDER'S CATSUP 2';T29e

r ,i ■ .J- . ■ \ ^ ‘,s if PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1968 MANCHES'TEB EVENING I^BRALD. UAN(!HESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY> NOVEMBER 12. 1968 V PAGE TWENTY-TinSiBl LIITLE SI»ORT ' By KO08ON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with 61AJUR HUOPLE Buy Oarpetliig with No Mosey Let tkh BoIUbya Com* Down The avaltneha of extra eetivltie* /fH/AlTV' Sense and Nonsense 15%en you ojien your domr wide can be taken in etride u long u 50 THE giS BARN OWL FLEW THE COOP. PlD HE ? * - . ^ to welcome holiday viaitors, you we have dependable “ MARTIN12- DON'T MUST BE 6ETT1M6 SOFT IN THE HEA'D TODROP-TWY Bargains won't want to apologize for the ING” the ONE HOUR DR'E' I Still plenty of wear left la j GUARD AND LET HIM PUT OVER A KID TRICK AS 0'..D A ■Patient—What are my chances? flourish, re-read the letter with! appearance of your carpeting, net CLEANING at '20 Beat Centof shoes whea-broaglit .h m for THIS ONE .'THE LAST TIME HE TRIED IT Wi FOUND A Doctor—Well, I wouldn't start grim satisfacUon, then added th r when MANCHESTiER CARPET Street, to handle in a quick jtt- I expert repairing. b ar r el full of water WAITING to catch HIM.' — any continued stories. ■ postscript, "Please excuse the pea-. Listed by CENJER, corner Main and Middle fieient way all .tha axtra w m WELL,(5NE HIMTIME AND HE'LL BE WANDERING) i r e r Tpke. makea It so easy to buy, WOBX DOra WHILE cii." ; that stepi^-up entartainbig' and T O U tV A n! HOME— a n d HE'LL FIND THAT THE MEMORY with up to three years to pay., NY­ 'The crusty old village merchant hoapitality thvolvea. Tout;'' gar­ CF A KENTUCKY RATHBUN IS NOT AS • • wrathfully wrote a debtor who had LON or ACRILAN carpeUng-aUya ments are returned to yi^ in a SHORT AS HE'&COUNTING ( The 4-year-old came into the- new looking longer because it ra- promised time and again to settle kitchen from playing In the frortV PLASTIC GARMENT SA)G that U SAM YULYES siati aoil. Stains can be sponged duatproof and mothproofi a handy "SHOE REPAIRING a long-delinquent account. j'ard and approached hl.s mother: kOff. No worries about moth dam­ A I.L E Y OOP BY V. T, HAMI.IN "You are just, a mule-cared liar. Four-year-old — Who am I? *- container for etoring Away ybur o r THE BETTEB KIND" A Dtniier to Komember age. Enjoy the comfort, the HE CAME \ SURE, SURE. t If you don't settle up, I aim to Mother (musing)—Davy Crock­ out-of-teaaon clothea You needn’t 88 OAK STBEEX ' GOOP GCTTA k,EtP remember ------Githei' your loved one* around Perfect for Your “Gobbler" For Her Jewelry Colleotion warmth and huahed quiet that soft ^THIS OUIET V'AU5t ME SAMN' / UH HUH TTAKE CVER ) DIDN'T SAY HE clobber you until there won't be ett. Angels And Stars The ceramic TURKEY PLAT­ A Han4y Covar-All get behind in k ^ in g enough Same Side aa WaHdaa you this Thankagiving Day, Whatever her age, girls love capeting brings. A big store full freshly laundered, j ^ p l y ironed YtH. .HE'S CONE' MTS BiC YEZZIC, kiNG WAH I BUT'I PONT MOO AN VOU / HAD e v e r y - nothing left but a grease spot. I P’our-year-old—That lady waa TER, 18" long, handpainted in of the most beautiful ruga and MAD SOME ) SEE HO\V THREW ^ THING want my money and I want it right. .She told me I was so dirty around a Lable at MiLX£R’S Jewelry. JEWELRY from ANDER­ SHIRTS ready for wear aa long aa 'S NOeOtA AROUND I OOP AV.SUL Italy, 'U available through SEARS SON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP, 303 carpets is MANCHESTER CAR­ THINCP A T 'F iGGER •IM OUT' now.” even my mother wouldn't know RESTAURANT, 10 fclaat Center TWO HOUR SHHIT SERVICE la BUT NtXI AN' ME 'A. BiG 81. A full course dinner gjivea you ROEBUCK CATALOG DEPT, for Ebist Center Street can thrill a PET CENTER. rr He signed hii; name with a me. $4.97 (plus tax and shipping). It’s available at 29* West Middle Tpke. X' « choice of turkey, 'ooneleaa ChlEk- feminine heart completely. It’s a (near, the ParkAde.) TTie DAIVE- •n, prime rib roa*t of Beef, also a regular $8 t<. $10 value and can choice selection; each piece Is gift A teaspoon of dry musUrd 1* a double as a wall decoration, too. good addition to a ham glaze made In WINDOW lets you con­ baked Ham or baked stuffed boxed. There are Jaunty SCATTER duct -your bualnesa efficiently. Shrimp, Jiut caU Mitchell 9-8-123. The coloring is exquisite. The PINS, clever BRACELETS that with a cup of brown sugar and delicious 5-lb FRUIT CLiUCE, Both Stores OPEN MON15AY Daily Crossword Puzzle A table wlU be waiting for you. are conversation pieces, tome with a couple of tablaspoona of pine­ $2.17 is filled with- spicy, ^ z e d apple or other fruit Juice. THROUGH. SATURDAY from 7 to They begin serving at noon on fruits and tangy fruit peel. Gift tiny whistles that blow, others 7 and Thursday to # p.m. Thanksgivltig Day. Special prices with lucky “knock on wood” mo­ boxed. Seat vourself comfort­ Gifts and Cards for Special Friends for children under 12. The food tifs. Matching CUFF LINKS avail­ Tha gdditlon of corn ayrue to ably before SEARS CHRISTMAS F. E. BRAY, Jeweler, In the Answ«r to Provlout ^ n l * and serv'ce wjill please you. BOOK brimming with gala ideas able. For love, for friendship give the other ingredienta, 1" mwing her a FRIENDSHIP RING NECK­ State Theater Bldg. Introduces fudge, helps to make the candy of holiday gifts, clothes, home dec­ HUMMEL CHRISTMAS CARDS CUE'LL BE Nursery Tales i-iiLii- in ■ '.di JLi I Uf-ir Ja'd Shrimp, popular In many fam- orations. . Hang an OUTDOOR LACE. Add to her Jewelry ward­ creamy. eemniK I PRETTY HUNGRY miiQL-i|LTi>iM I r.ii:iiar.i3 lllea, provide exce'lent : prbteln, robe iMth MITT MINDERS also that would especially please the IJI"l!lIll*l8|MMMl-J CHRISTMAS WREATH on your HUMMEL FIGURIf)E collecthrs ■»4« », >|« M B»g E »«* M AROUND D in n e r t i m e = are rich In minerals and contain c a r d i g a n c l i p s . Fine birthday f ACROSS DOWN a w BK;irfia*iflui-'ni-ji -ifj front door. The price is only that shop here regularly. By the /•Maglo Marker’ Is Veraatlle f ■ ui!-iimisKRic-jn protective vltamliu. $1.55. Weatherproof plastic remembrances and Christmas /JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, I Mother 1 Wagers famous artist-nun Berta Hummel, CARNIVAL uJH iijarjiiiiim L 3L irjiHFi needles (green, while or red) are stocking fillers, $1 and $1.98. 723 Main Street has the MAGIC BY DICK TURNER Hubbsrd't 2 Region eiiiiT\imiaar:Mzv" ' w i in Holiday (Jetiierplecea now faultlessly reproduced In PHIS( II.I.A ’S POP BY Al. VBKMBKIl cupboard was glitter-coated and decorated with glorious color, 25 for $1.25 (all one MARKER, 77c, that does the work 3 ------anummi-iuiMaround a M Pn iruiu Add color and drama to your five red balls, gleaming ribbon and Don't let those good Juices es­ of creyons, paint, chalk. It writes' GUESS NOW YOU'LL .. BUT NOT TILL rosy auuaFjrujLBrjbsiHLiu Thankalginv. table with a distinc- design) or 16 assorted cards for I WAS . ' rjrYij^i-iirii-i - sturdy hanger. Use It for several cape from that broiled steak! Use on any surface, any material. (ULK) HAPPY ' ■ >UT ON SOME OF YOUR I BOIL TH E I In Mistress 4 Finished tl\e HOLIDAY OES4TE1RPIECE tongs to turn it. $1. FRAMED HUMMEL PIC­ Mary's garden HnHr.TFdEdfejnMfcdUi-JM!;! seasons. Mitchell 3-1581. MAGIC MARKER la anludgeproof, -J THANKS, ^ T O D O IT, BACH AN D n e e d l e ; 5 Estop from FLOWER FASHIONS BY TURES are charming in any room « See------, i^iHi^in ■ Fir.Yi J ■ Fjr.Yc.ii-i and priced $2.65. Choose PER­ waterproof, runproof anil rain­ H OLLYHOCK PRISCILLA' MOZART 6 Number I^CSRl-11 Uizil-J IMI2IIII-: MILIKOASKl, 696 Main Street. Snuggle Into a New Coat Enjoy Wintry Blnsts but Protect Marjorie Daw 7 Mislay F Ji-jnu SONALIZED CHRISTMAS, proof. It won’t fade, dries InaUnt- FOR LETTING 1 Cornucopiad, woven wine bottles WINTER COATS at WILROSE Skin ly, and Is tubbable. That's why ME PLAY MY 12 "Emerald Isle" 8 Residents of CARDS from )n-stock designs or 25 Dry 45 Slant and unusual bowls arc brimming DRESS SHOP 001 Main Street Just Inside the door of PINE- MAGIC MAftKBR la Ideal for ROCK N' POLL 13 Century plant Latvia with fresh flowers and real look­ from the beautiful albums avail­ Ant * 9 Birds 26 Amusement 48 Trading pile* are all new. New in ailhouette LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East able. home, school, office, workshop, car­ RECORDS ON 14 ------. la, la ing fruits, further enhanced with (molded In front, falling free In Center Street are BEAUTY SPE­ YOUR PHONO- 15 Most sensitive 10 Operatic solo 28 Jewish service 47 Hip bones pentry work. Use It to mark can- 11 Caution 30 High cards 48 Italian river ornamental foliage like eucalyp­ back) new colors i earthy tones, CIALS grouped on one counter. uluf Jera or fraezer packages. S GRAPH I/-a J 17 Tune tus, croton leaves, scotch broom heavenly hues- new lengths; you'll This Is the eeason when rough and DIslinrUva Mtirora MAX MIUER SAYS:^ 18 Wiser 16 Blackboard 31 A ------child 50 Dirt A lovely MIRROR from WAT­ Thera era 77 uses for MAGIC partner 33 Spanish 51 Follower* or magnolia greens. Buy for your find heartwarming TWEEDS chapped hands start plaguing us. MARKER priced 77c. I 19 Old-timer own home. Take one to your priced $39 to $89 in a complete But It’s nice to know that we KINS, 935 Main Street provides a WE CARKY 21 Double----- 20 Red dye gentleman 52 F.sSential rioh-Iooking accent. A roojn ap­ 22 Wash lightly 35 Greater being Thanksgiving hostess. size range 5 to 15, 10 to 20, and needn't have chapped hands If we you! pears friendlier, more cheerful Time to ThlrA of SM aothea o CHANEL NO. S 24------and 40 Kind of 6g 65 LUce two pelt 12'i to 24',i. Z IB E L ^ E COATS give them faithful, regular care. 23 Sun Pep upsyour sports wardrobe e w h it e SHOULDERS tortoise 43 Repository In a ----- If macaroons are too soft to In black and colors are $69.98. At aubstantially reduced prices with a wall mlrro^- to create an 24 Possessed atmosphere of charm. Try It. with a hendaome Parka. Cap, cozy » FABERGE eruah (when you want to crumble are shampoos, creams, bodv lotions warm Ski Pants atvled by "Fran­ 27 Moral wrongs Want to glaze the top of a yeast and hand softeners. Rinse in glam­ e AFERGE 4 29 Thailand them to uae in such a dessert as conia" for ladles and men at NAS- e MY SIN 1 l 3 1 r L r r r r Biscuit Tortoni), toast them in loaf before baking? Beat an egg or with "Woodbury” creme rinse, It’s not neceKaary to preheat the 11-11 ii-it e iMrw mA I'M TM Mu m pt*. m. 32 Ascended ovea when you lire putting a roast S ir r ARMS COMPANY, 1015 e CHRISTIAN DIOR m m i i a hot oven, then cool, and you'll white slightly and bi-ush It over reg. $1 now 76c. Save 31c on all 34 Show ij 1 the loaf. into It. Main Street. e SHOCKING 38 Streams be able to crumb them. purpose cream that has properties of softening and deep moisturizing t,ONG SA M BY AL CAPP nnd BOR MIBBBRH 37 Peril 5 1. 1 Test for yeast dough: It has and all other leading braada of 38 Paradise Money Does Urow on Tree* This ‘ dreamy'' Angel Quilt Is Thrilling Weekend at the akin. Combat skin drvnesa w-iih Bring Cheer to Cold-Weather coametlcs. r ’ Distinguished Waldorf WITH THf NIW^ ^ 8 2 3 4 DR1 SKIN CREAM. R coaxes Into Meniia risen enough If, after pressing the 39 Pieces out- F If you will look at BURTON'S sure to v/ln the whole-hearted ap­ a ‘face lightly with a finger, a AMP A ^ T TIME, YOU KNOW YOU'RE NO THE NAMES window this week, yoi will find proval of evel-y big 'n little girl! Make your plans now by calling PATT-O-RAMA^V 36-52 the complexion a dewv freshness. If you haven't had a PIE re­ 41 Compass point 'h n dent retnaina. THERE—' X ^ ENP OF TROUetE, LONOSAM, 42 Spare the----- that money does grow on trees. The applique design Is fun to GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE, 923 Amply sized to protect your Step up to the JEWELRY coun­ cently from PINE PASTRY SHOP MILLER NOW I \ COULP PA6S. YOUNO LApy r HAVE SIR Main St., Mitchell 3-5707. Special ter. Look at the matching necklace 658 Center Street skip In for a and spoil the 36 To dramatize their yearly spec­ make; and when the coverlet Is nicest frocks Is a practical cov­ Have Names Printed GOT THIS \ OUT IN THIl MPU ANY IDEA OF child F 1! 1^ n F F rates are available for a tw'o-day and bracelet d.sngling a shining rich brown, spicy PUMPKIN PIE tacular WOMEN'S DAYS event,- completed, It's a compliment er-all apron trimmed with gay Select your personal Chrlalmas PHARMACY contraption ) STEEL WHAT A NUISANCE 44 Wilei F the window is loaded with a money catcher. or three-day stay at the Waldorf- little fruity appliques made from disk centering a rhinestone atar. nestled In s crisp, flaky crust. Or, 48 Interpret if Astoria, the rendezvous of cosmo­ scraps. Notice how blues and greens are try a hearty MINCE PIE so fra­ Cards at DEWBY-RICHMAN 2»9 GREEN RD. UNDONE-A TOMBr tree and the values and savings Pattern No, 5640 contains pat­ COMPANY, 787 Main Street, and wrongly \ you might hope to find from such tern pieces 'nr applique motifs; politan society. Superb food and No. 8234 with Patt-O-Rama la In combined in beaded chokers, and grant and flavorful. Tuck a wedge PHONE »tl 8-4184 4#----- Dinsmore service In the Empire Room or sizes 36, 38, 40. 42. 44, 46. 48. 50. how sleek, metal earrings are of layer CAKE Into the lunchbox. avoid that last minute rush. a tree. This ONCE-A-YEAR event sewing and finishing directions. * U. 8. Poet Office Sub-Station 83----- Baba K s lO r promises to be the biggest and Send 25c in coins, for this pat­ Starlight Roof wiUi sparkling en­ 52. Size 38, 40 bust, 3',i yards of boasting a lifetime finish. Whst It can give a party air to family 54 Mangrove most specta'-ula. in BARTON'S tern to Anne Cabot, The Manches­ tertainment. Ideal for celebrating 35-inch; scraps to trim. JEWELED BOBBY PINS can do meals. Thev have a delicious as­ * Telephone bills may be paid here. roots T If history, with man;- exciting special ter Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF a November birthday, anniversary, Send Thirty-Five Cents in coins for your coiffure. sortment of DINNER ROLLS. The Inquirer 88----- de ‘i AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, or other Important occasion. for each pattern to Sue Burnett, Janeiro, Brazil Kr feature* such as. FREE GIFTS nJl 51 to all, fabulous values, special pur­ N.Y. Print Name, Address and The Manchester Evening Herald, “ 7 ^ ------87 Atop It’s the Season for Gl\ing 1160 AVK. A5fERICAS, NEW 86 What Simple 5'J sr' chases and everything that you Psttern Number.-Add 10c for each would want for a terrific sale. pattern foV rst-class mailing. THE LINDA SHOP, 968 Main YORK 86, N. Y. Print Name, Ad- Simon wanted St., has a pretty and practical se­ dresa with Zone, Style Number and T M. B*g U t T *t OM F s/ BURTON’S promises that you Quilt Books now available — n -n e 1»t« By Nt* W 89 Light brown lection of useful gifts that will Size. Add lOe for each pattern for 60 Amphibian won't be disappointed. s< come Flower Quilts--Q101; Grandmoth­ W (/) kl It er's Palchwrrk--Q102: All-Year have the lucky recipients "oohlng" flrst-claas mailing. JUDD SAXON RY KKN BAI.I) nnd .IKBBY 81 Otherwise down and get your pick of the and "aahlng." Soft, lovely "Wam- Don't miss the new Fall A Win­ BBONDHBI.I) “Anywhere! Just so long at they don’t have windows fruit from the money tree! Q103; You..g Folk's—Q104. Pat­ on both sides of their football field!” tern pieces and full directions for autla” towels, also dish towels, ter '58 Issue of our pattern catalog, IT'S FINAILT face cloths, apron sets are center­ Basic Fashion. Colorful, Inspiring, pa w n ed . 5LISH Utility Investment making twelve quilts In each of Pi/orcf*s Scof*es B. C informative with special festurea, IS USING CUNT BY JOHNNY HART QlOl, Q102. dnd Q103; ten quilts ed on gleaming snack trays, cookie We suggest the purchase of a Una, or snuggled Into handsome smart easy to sew styles. 35c. T O STEAL VOUR UTIXJTY HOLDING CXIMPANY 1 QKM. Each Book 50c. COMPANY'S READY FOR TH6 baskets that double as bread trays NEW Wheel ! BUT WHAT ARE selling to yield S.82 per cent. Infor­ SEALED BID. 1 u n veilin g ! &RIPPER6. later on. Everything is fresii and mation regarding this company Pre-Holiday Values . AGAIN WITH A GREAT CAN'T l e t c u n t 1 6 E E !J th OSE THINGS? Bii.ver Beware of False Economy immaculate under the cellophane &ENTLEMEN, BEMOLD'!-- D Knowing that you want to dress DO THAT. I'D may be had by writing or calling (Jhicken parts from LYNN wrapping and prices begin at 98c. Bf SHARPENING CXDBURN AND MIDDLEBROOK, up the home for Thanksgiving and POULTRY FARMS STORE are Bring your Clirlstmas list here, add to ita Mulpment, MONT­ THE BLADE HE'S ■x t : INC., 62* Main Street. Mitchell genuine parts, not quarters of a cross off each name confidently USING TO DO A 8-1105. GOMERY W-ARD COMPANY has HATCHET JOB chicken. They remove the backs, with a Just-right purchase from timed Us PRE-HOLIDAY VALUE ON HIS OWN ‘"Ip K a you PAY only for the PARTS of the LINDA SHOP, and each item SALE Just for voti. Gel a FREE Equal parts of seasoned flour your choice. The backs are sold FLITURE... will be artistically GIFT W RAP­ H>M OR TURKEY PLUS A and grated Parmesan cheese separately at a greatly reduced PED FREE. make a fine coating for thin slices ROASTER when you buy a range, BOYS’ CLOTHING SALE price. Treat the family to a of veal that are to be pan-fried. heater, refrigerator, freezer.^ash- j meaty LYNN POULTRY -dinner, Season sauerkraut with minced er or dryer.. Only $5 or $I0\lown I fresh fi'om our very own STATE onion, a bay leaf and bro;n'n sugar; CHECK THESE ITEMS! FOR PRICE and Mutual Funds with no monthly payments until OF CONNECTICUT FARMS. Buy add frankfurters and kmall boiled February. The SALE ON DA­ For maximum safety, income LYNN POULTRY today, the eco­ :-r- -*L, new potatoes. Sipifner In a large CRON (CURTAINS In ruffled and QUALITY - THEY CAN'T BE BEAT! and growth, you should check the nomical way. skillet until ^V ory hot. many advantages of MUTUAL taUored panel styles Includes a -SK-I width and length for every win­ nu'/. SAWYUR FUNDS. Information on all the ' Jewels matched exactly to the BY HOY CRANK Get a Free Turkey dow. PADDING AND INSTALLA­ Bu g s b u n n y MU'rUAL FUNDS available at color of a blouae, suit or dress ap-i GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, HATE TO LEAVE VOU HERE , ( y e s , BUT HOW DIO VOU your New York Stock Exchange TION FREE with long wearing JUNIOR ROYS' ^ —f wur,\ju9 j peared’ in the Paris collections. For 713 Main St., will provide your broadloom carpeting of nylon or ALONE, SAWYER, BUT lYE GOT Member. SHEARSON HAHtMlLL : instance, a violet dress might be TO OASH OVER TO THE EMBASSY. * 1 WAS IN HIS Thanksgiving TURKEY FREE. all-wool. The entire stock of/ AND COMPANY, 913 Main Street. I exsctly color-matched with ' a With the purchase of an.v range, ONE OF OUR TOPsicKer AOBNIS ROOM WHEN HE , Mitchell 3-1571. COATS now on sale at one prlo4 WAS MURPERED LAS I NIGHT. DIED. GOT THERE fla.shing necklace. '''' refrigerator, wa.sher, dryer or set of $15.88 (zibellnes. fleece, tweens, Sport Coats Soort Coots JUST AFTER HE of new snow tires, you'll receive an bouclesi. Wool flannel SKIR'TS WAS STABBED. oven - ready TURKEY FREE, with'knee-line Interest are $4.78 8-10-12. (Wool and Cordurov) weighing about 20 pounds. The 5th (usual $10.98' quality) In pastel 12 to 18. ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTIN­ shades. Perfect topping for' a holi­ Y UES w'lth low and inviting prices day akin Is a long-line OR- evident throughout the store. Spe­ LON SWEATER, $3.^4. MEN'S cial mention must be made on the JACKETS Include cashmere-blend Mow .99 .99 wondrous low prices on "Westlnghouse” re­ Suburbans, $16.88 (reg. $22.95) 12.M 15 coots only frigerators now on the floor. Why aUo wool toggle coats $18.88 and not get a big, room.v refrigerator sateen parkas, $14,88. BOYS' now with ample apace for holiday JACKETS com;*’ with fur hoods, Pertua • lift* B ra feasting and preparations. You'll quilt linings. "Brent" SHIRTS bo impressed with the LINE OF AND PAJAMa S are two for $S conforms to your TOYS being set up. Itag. $2.98.each) and include wash PREP CORDUROY SLACKS \\’\Z \\-\L 'n wear, warm flannels, Ivy sport, JUNIOR MICKKY FINN BY I.ANK I.KONABO Your Handwork Is Appreciated hooded gweat shirts. Banquet size, C T I TT.LH1. M iH ITY MEEKLE MY l)l(!K G A V A I.I I exact cup size If you have more time then 7-plecr DINETTES are $89.88 26 waist to 32. IT'S TOO BAP YOU ^WELL-AH-ENOUGH! ANP WE’D I'M WITH THE money you can make expensive (8129.95 quality).. .Open Stock SLACKS SM. SM. PIP IT, UNCLE FHIL! LIKE TO START HIM ON r FINE.'THAT AAAKES THAT DIDN'T DO gifts at pin-money prices for CHINA DINNERWARE, service 7 .9 8 . AND THIS PROFESSOR 1 YEAH? BUT I'M AFRAIPHE CENSUS 0UREAU.HOW T « 0 NUMBER MV inferiority 'THE GOLPEN LAPPER' MANY PEOFLE LIVE everyone on your Christmas list. for 8. la tagged $31.88. Sale ends 8-10-12. NOW .... 4.49 NOW ASKED HIM A LOT OF /DIDN'T DO SO SOOP.' TMET SHOW-SATURDAY 12,473,006 r COMPLEX A BIT onyour figure 5.99 IN THIS HOUSE? □ Visit YOUR YARN SHOP, 50 Cot­ Saturday. QUESTIONS-ON A U S . JUST SAID TNCyPCAlL ME NIGHT/ OF GOOD, tage St., for delightfpl. items you Gabardine, Flannels. SORTS OF S U B JEC T S ?; IF THEY WERE INTERESTED can knit, crochet, embroider or Help for Egg Poachers; Metal KNOW WHAT At lut — You’v* found devices, holding shallow cups, are CORDUROY SLACKS THAT MEANS. sew In a few hours to give much, PREP CHINOS th« only braMiei* in tho much pleasure to a lucky r^ipient. available to Insert In deep •killeta.* 3.98, 4.96. ^ While here I(>ok over the gay Items NOW ...... X a O V t - i« -it t* to 8* WAIST Yvorld that fita you, in­ that make welcome stocking fillers Milk OlSae Shipment ArrivM stead of you fitting tha and grab-bag exchanges. There’s a If you love frosty whlta MILK 5.98, fi.98. M 4.98. NOW warm, friendly atmt^phere here GLASS (and who doesn’t) you’ll 4.98. NOW bra . . . the only bra that where you can spend an hour or an be Interested In knowing that bar­ NOW ...... H a W 3.69 3 69 guarantees firm, lasting uplift' afternoon pleasantlv. Learn a new rels and barrel! of MILK GLASS akin. IN.STRUC^ION IS FREE. serving pieces have Just been un­ and youthful separation, even packed at HARRISON'S, 849 Main OLOVSS ond fyNTTINS after many months of Freezing or canning fresh pur­ Street. Featuring many new 1J15. NOW - ple plums? They won’t discolor piece* In the popular hobnail pat­ 'SKI CAPS OUNOAREES H-/Z washing and wear. while you handle thefh; cMII one tern alio the quilt and grape da- batch while you're preparing an­ Blgna there are candle holders, hud 1.S8. NOW ^ 2 ^ 1.98. NOW MR. ABKRNATHY BY RALSTON JONKS and FRANK RIIXJKWAY I’M'TAIN EASY LESLIE TURNER other. vgeea and decorative item* priced from $ll25. Add to your own ac­ SORRY! I CA W t LBT VDU 5TRIK BLLBN MBANG BVIRVTHINB TO NOW REMEMBER, FOLKS, I'VE GOT YOU NOW, SH E WON'T. LEAVB .THIS PLACE FOR A MONTHt^ Allow Yourself Plenty of Time cessory piece* and ' hoartl soma t.M. NOW I 3 , 9 8 MB, MR. BEILER! GHB AlWAYG I'LL TAKE HER 0 UT)l SCHOOL! ANO P 1 CATCH .69 tXDN'T LIKE LET'S CUT THEM BUY BUBBLEV SOAP BLACK BART... WILLI I HAP TO PROTECT HBR! You Ju.st' can't pull yourself away for welcome gifts, YOU AKouwo h e r e ; I'LL f i l l y o u ------away In a hurry when yoii visit the 1.50. NOW 7 ^ e NOW STRANGERS IN OFT AT THE PASS/ FOR A SMOOTHER REACH FOR THE SKY' VOU WON'T RflkLlZB------WITH BUCKSHOT! ■iT FLEASB oplng in, ‘ but uks it easy. Sweden, Holland. Feast your tyia SH E R ^ - WILLIAMS COM­ OOTTON FUNNEL SOCKS ALL WOOL on the CRYSTAL WOOD boVvl and PANY, B81 Main Street WELL lazy susan tray also candy and nut RE'NT by«.the-day or longer an ef­ SHIRTS disnaa In ruby, garnet, moss green, l*e. NOW 29c' MarON JACKETS ficient, ilowerful SANDER, and SIZES 10-30 sapphire. T he shop twinkle* with WAXER. If you plan to redecorate c- copper, crystal, stailnleaR steel, and with waJlpaiMr,: let a time-saving IJE NOW ^ Slaea 13-30. Navy, <9 AQ brass wall arcorations, serving STEAMER do the heavy work for SOe. NOW 2 9 g marooa. 0,9S. » •ww > o pieces. There are many STOCK­ you. • ,1 0 \ ING GIFTS at Sl.OO" phia a choice (2 for 8.00) aelectioh of Chflatmaa CARDS iSz "Remember You’ll aave money If you buy The FItttag'a AND WRAPPENGS. "Cheney" whole broiler-fryers rather than TREE ORNAMENTS are ao The Thiag" the ^ rta . You can cut up tha CORDUROY SHIRtS BOYS' PREP SUITS THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCKLKiCS beautiful they will be collectors' 10-10 JEFF COBB Items Buy one each year for-your bird and. If you have a freezer, BY HKTK'HOFFMAN Btore part of IL use thi* rest. [BGOUIET.I DOWNAT I child and for the "apeclal" names MIUUTSS LATKR...1 OH... AND YOU JEFF, S6T ON THE BALL/ S.ML NOW 2 . SAV OC O O l WA\/6 7D CHOOSE TO RUN BESIDES IM SURFgiSED on your Hat. REDUCED MDUMU5T K JOKIW6/ ) USE TWtS kTEPlCkf CHECK WITH THE LOCAL YQU'OLETALITTLS^L Tour Hair Can Be a ValuaMa Asset AWAY FROM < PaiCS THERB/.„FIND OUT It can be short, long, atraighL IXEHO CHASE VOU Out OF that Some cooka like ta,aoak dried WHY THE HOODLUMS ARE TOWN before 'lOU'RE mined onlbn In water, for about or curled, but If It la dull and Ufa- 60 BIS IN UPT0N/...GET ' READY TO LEAVE I leas you don’t have to accept it ALL THE FACTS! five minutes, then drain, before adding It to uncooked foods. Just aa It la. Get a jar of POMA^ A U SALES TEX, 79c (plua tax) from Bring It Out In the Open SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, »M FINAL You can’t hide a sagging'chair Main Street. POMATEX U for the that la faded and worn. Don't whole'family. A tiny dab keeps try when it'a so easy to have It hair neatly in place, witn never AT THE allpeovered or...reupholatered to that slicked-down look.' It covers look like new. MANCHESTER frlszy anda and puts a polish ob’ LOW SEE OTHEK. UPHOLSTERY CXIMPANY, 34 your hair. Thera la atlU time to Birch Street does guafantead work take advantage of tha COLO PMCES SH O P S CLIFFORD NEWS la the vacioueavorkriiop right on WAVE PHBMAfnBNT |U,S0, rag4 MENS£ •'<0i eOlUET $HOD the prmnlaee. You. are Invited to ulariy Book your beauty ^ iisno'i MAIN 8TSBBT FAM It ' nmtcli every step of tha Job If you EPpotaltnant nowiTha days bIfora CONN. •II lUfN'sntEET.^ MU* wiaK. Xatlmatea cheerfully given. Tkanhagtaiag gH arowdafi U aa*' MltclteU B-M3L ^ ; Pdctty. '

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■ y Giants Must Junk Jinx Sports Writers EARL YOST Oporto Editot Gain Right Indians Must Contain Tuberculosis Check Up Nominate Trio Sunday in Pittsburgh Reci-eAtion at Hamilton For Big Dinner Recreation at Hamilton Standard is the title of an eight Tb Oppose Windham Passing Star For Red Schoendienst New York, Nov. 12 (/P)— Two weeks bro the New York page brochure which wa.s distributed by A rt Pongratz and Giant.s had to contain Jimmy Brown and Bobby Mitchell. Charlie Niles at a recent dinner party for the press and radio By PATBOLDUC St. L/)uis, Nov. 12 (/P)— Milwaukee Brave second baseman B> EARL YOST friends with Hamilton officials at the Yankee Silversmith in Greenwich I I.a.st week they had to .slop the unbeaten Haltimoije Colts. One of the CCIL’s finest passers will be seen in action Sat­ Red Schoendien.st is in St. John’s Hospital here. underEoinB Recipients of coveted gold Wallingford. Hamilton is proud of its well rounded Year long IThi.H week all they have to do is junk a jin.x. The Giants got urday afternoon when Windham High School invades Man­ a check for tuberculosis. A physician. Dr. Ray Martin, said ! pniil Brown. Mitfhcll «nrt I1ie‘ ------keys at the 18th annual Gold recreation program and they have every reason to be for its Inside right Hob Goehring "There is a distinct possil)ililv that he has’’ the disease. (Hevplnnil Hrown."i'l\vo wpcl(» «(;o ' Key Dinner of the Connecti­ connldered rhe best of any Indus-"" .booted both goals as. strong chester for its aimual meeting with Coach Walker Briggs’ fiiants. also a tough defepslve chib, The veteran infielder, who live."; \ ; Anil last Siin'lx.v they «lop|iffl Ihei trial firm in New England. Statis­ Red and White Indians. The visitors will carry a good 5-8 had gone through nine games al­ cut Sports W ri^rs’ Alliance 'Manchester High School ad­ In St. Louis, will reriain in the i ( ’ottji. Now. with B fltinre of the' tics don' He and the Hamilton pro­ won an ' lost record Into the 2^------^------he was traded, to New York hi n / lowing an average of only 12 will he sportsman Briggs vanced to the finals of the an- o clock contest while the Silk hospitsl until test* are fini.*lied 19,56. Kaalrrn ('onlerence leatl in tlie N a­ gram, supervised by Pongratz a There was no immediate indi­ tional Football Lea;;ue. ibrv go points rt game. But at Pittsburgh, Cunningham, former world's Manchester product— can point ’ nual State ClAC Soccer Townera sport a poor 1-4-1 mark. .SchoendicrLsl ijok the titUAtiOn lliey' were i Inbbered 6,3-7. still a cation when the re.sult.* of the against the .Steclera and a hood<»o feathei-welght boxing champion with pride to 13 sporta activities Tournament yesterda.v after­ At the moment Windham quar­ Ross Handles in good heart, .saying he th dU ^t one-game record for the Steelers. te*t* would Ije known. \ at fMtlabuigh Uua weekend. i Christopher I Bat) Battallno and for It* employea, plus nine hobby noon with a hard-foughi 2-1 vic­ terback Johnny Wheaton, only a he’d he ready for spring training. A year earlier the Giants finlah- .1. Orlean Christian, dlrei-ler of clubs and 10 major social func­ tory over Glastonbury In Wetliers- Junior but a three-year veteran of 9choemlien.‘-t 1. in Ihe same ho*-' 'T ill waiting for the doctor Figure It: The (iinnta had a 613 eund Whea­ With Perkins Red. 3.5. was benched twice la.st ersome cold which sometime* af­ against the diaiils. I'lUsbutgh In ni.^O. the Gianta twice beat 'I'hc annual Gold Key Dinner, The tide of battle see-sawed ton. an e.xcellent ball handler, haa *e*»on with injurie.* and ome from fected his playing form prompted • the blgge.st aporla event of Ita ; Boole Talilee came off at .600 on the head with I the Htowns, but were beaten 17-6 Atliletes Do Well back and forth In the first two tossed seven scoring passes in ad­ Chicago, Nov. 12 OP)— One of an attack of ntuerlsy. him to go ti a hispital for the kind In Connecticut, will be held four victories, four defeats and one ' by Pittsburgh and were forced into One pafee in the brochure that quarters although tnc Indian.* dition to running for- eight. In C h e c k u p on Monday evening. Jan. 26. at Chicago’s all-time boxing greats. Htwrrest In Sleirle* tie. * a flivision fdavoff with Cleveland was particularly interesting to scored once in each period. In the ; other words the Whippets’ star has Barney Ross, climbs back Into the The Braies acquired him frOBt l*’»i\ore<| fo Win I '.^hi. how to thM»w touchdtjwn f / ses. Dusty League baseball and even In s lo t was t ue t( the mark. The ; Loop Standing after he won his first 17 pro bouts Jor league* with the cardinals in | World .Sene* which the Bravee having made outstanding contri­ receiving end of three TD aerials. Nowhere in the Kastern c<»n- 'I’heir series, -hy the way was the now defunct Manchester T w i­ winning goal was the ninth of the j and was voted 1954 rookie of the 1945 and played with them uniil , won butions to sports in the State. Bogue, a 145-pound eentor with ex­ fetence but at Piltshuigli lia\-e a < ttrker long before 1960. In 1947, light Baseball League have worked season for the Red *nd White I year. they played so poorly i3-1 1' aime CliiK k I'finer ly .still pltchln' for A resident of Westport, Cun­ standout. New York. Nov. 12 (>Fi—They cellent speed to the outside, has a their way up Into the white collar j The ID-rounder In Chicago Sta­ 1960. ningham has been active on na­ said it couldn’t be done. But there total of five touchdowns to his Cause for Alarm Hie fiurnla .set the .NFL one-game department. ART PONGRATZ Glastonbury weni on the attack dium sends R y ff against a fast tional and International levels as were the Boston Bruin* nestled in credit while, Soracchl. :inother I f Brer Rabbit leem i appre- .limt last .senson. the C^tnt'' ret'ini witli 36 pass completions, Here’s a few w fll known to area In the final quarter and during a j rising Chicago youngster, Eddie rapped the Steeleis 36 0 a: .\e.k agairi.s! the Steelers. but lost. • a yachtsman and sports car racer. . susta.ned march, and with the firat place today In the National senior, haa been credited with four henaive about the leer on Ken­ readers: I Perkins. Ryff, 26. Is an 8-5 fs- York, But at Pittshurgh, the Sief-i- Hut mavbe the real Ihnller came ■ He was captain and a member of i .II51M5 BL.A.NCH.ARD — Base­ Hockey League one point ahead six-pointers. ney Ramaey’a face. It * be­ help of one of th ise In'requent ! vorlte In the nationally televised ers W'on 21-10 «nd boote*l the in .Nev^' York in 1941 the year the the syndicate which owned the ball pitcher. A fine righthander of the Montreal Canadiena.i The sharpshooting Wheaton and cause he know* he is Included .lAU K IE FK A H E R — The slick : mental lapsei in the Manchester (10 p.m. EST, ABC I scrap which 821-R2R MAIN ST. f \ Giants out of the f onferenie i;ue Glant.s won the conference title. In yacht Columbia, which successful­ who aeemed to get . aa much a The Canadlen* figured to be a the speedy Bogue will slan in the In the pheasant and hunting fielding centerflelder with few defense. Hank Wakeman sliced marks Perkins’ first big main In 1966. when .New- York weiM that game, wtin by the Giants 28- Time Out ly defended thg America Cup thrill out of base hits (as do most through with t hard shot which ihoo-in for the title In the pre­ Windham backfield Saturday along season In Indiana. peer* as a defensive player. Some event appearance. Ml .1-5161 all tile way. the Giants iieat ihe 7. they carted Ihe umpire. (*. \V. against Knglish challenger, Scep­ pitchers I as he did In winning ' Re and White goalie Mike Win­ season consensus. Nevertheiea*, the with fullback Tommy Kowalski and There was a strange pause In of his catches at the West Side In his flr.*t start under Ross’ WARDS Steelara 3H-10 in .New York Hut tre. Cunningham has raced sports hall games. He is now a super­ Bruins "passed them with an 8-4 blocking back Billy Cholowa, ( • M l M > »*. A M I » Hupp, tiff to a hospital. the football proceedings at Oval and at Mt. Nebo still come ters had no chance to block. csme off with only a IT H edge t ! 'I'he game was s*) exciting, he cars all over the world and is con­ visor. victory over the Chicago Black author of three T D ’a. managership. Ryff defeated Gale NB.A Baakrtball Oregon Slate while Referee up In baseball conversations as Rough In Spots Kerwin last .'teptember In Wa»h- Q Pit iahurgh I shtil himself In Ihe hand while slg- sidered one of Am ericas best Manchester forced the action Hawks In the only game played Soracchl and defensive stand­ Harvey Ijinm an leaned idly "the best." He is a material con­ laat night. ington. D.C. Previously this year, But Die beaut uas 1962 Theinaling the end nf the first half. drivers. BILLY NEUBAUER —Another during the ll’ 'e minutes of out Kenny Vernon, 170-pound M edneada.v's Kehedule against the stand. Play was • • • trol supervisor. fine baseball pitcher His blaz­ he took decisions at St. Nick’s In ayracuse at Cincinnati I the opening period but was unable Boston has won seven and tied veteran senior, accord Coach Ed­ halted In the California game New York over Tommy Tibb*. Make winter driving easier with flHItlSTI.XN, borr 60 years ago ing fast ball fooled many a batter to score. The semi-final match three in 15 starts for 17 points. die Ferrlgno ample strength at the Tueaday s Feault when power failure alopped H AR O LD SCHI ET/.— What a Johnny Gorm*n and Tony DeCoIa. in Minnesota, is now celebrating while with the , Bluefielda and was rough In spots. At one stage Montreal klso haa aeven victories end posltlona. Big Pete Poiilos, 205- Boston 116, Ml ineaimll* 118 the electrical timer on Park­ baaketball acorerl This frail blond Hamilton. The strong armed R yff ha* won five bout* in a Bromi Finds (loino Rougher his 25th year at the University of six heads went up a'ter a ball and and haa two ties In only 13 games pound junior, and aggressive Bob­ (Overtime I er Stadium scoreboard. perfected a hook shot from the righthander la a general forema.1. row since Gene Butler kayoed him “go in the snow" Connerliciit. He .s.'rvewHid s new downs still are in range of Van Army Second ‘ of many colleges in the Rast. round In ’55 and bowed in the Johnny Bucyk and Don McKen- ZIG ZAG "GRIP ACTION Fsul Dietzel was an assistant at ( l o i i K V and l{ii.sseil I seasonal Nalional Football lyCaguc; Huien s mark of 18 In one Reason. Tile white haired coach is cur­ and his knowledge was passed on pendable hitter. He also coached ney were Boston’s top marksmen. Not since beating West Haven need It most. down to hundred.* of youngsters the Hamilton ball club. He ia finals in ’54. TRIAD FOR SURE STARTS Kentucky under Paul Biyant. now ground gaming record through the; Second in ground gaining la rently vice president of the Am eri­ Bucyk caged three goals for the 12-6 back on Nov. 12, 1955 have the Th* Manchester S’kI Club wasO James Fogarty, chalrmaji. Ray New York, Nov. 12 Navy supervisor of the fine Recreation Greenwich, which misted Welh- the roarb at Alabama Sparkle as Boston first fU’e gnmea of the aea.son Brown’s Cleveland teammate. Bob can Association of College Base- who found the game of baseball a "hat trick" and McKenney scored Indian* been able to win »t home. re-organized Monday night at Pike, Msrg* Reid and Ann Jaffila* »nd Army *re the top pnimin);: lot easier to play after J I m’a and W elfare program. eiefleld prior to yeateeday’* win Including two setbacks on ihelr 9 S * Hrown is fimling the going much Mitchell who has 618 yards In 76 liall Coaches. His UConn team* twice. Jerry Toppazzlnl, the Center Spring* Lodge with Herb Meeting* will be held on th* team* in the nkllon und nobody teachings. He too Is a general over Weal Haven, ha* non Ha last new high schoql field this f*l| the Wins in 0.v<‘rlinic rougher. Last Sunday as f'levc- atternpls for a 6.9 average. Jon hpve won niimeroiia conference league’s leading scorer with 10 Wolfrom. Gordon Flldig. James second snd fourth Monday night* know* II better,than Maryland and foreman. MIKE KARPI'SKA - CJolfer, nine atari.*. local* have dropped nine alraight SALE! 19 Isiul suffered Us sr(oml straight Arnett, \y->n Angeles rookie, ranks and dislrlct titles In both foot­ A t deadline this morning no goals, Earl Reibel and Guy Gen- Fogarty and Oorreen Mann a* nf each month. There will be RUGGED BUTTRtSSFS Rlre. An active member of the Man­ on home soil. A.TO-11 hiba-lypa nylen, Hat lA.tS New York, Nov. 12 '.7’t I’he defeat, he was helfl to 83 yards b\' third with 448 yards on 76 carries, ball and hasehall. site had been .*e'ectert for the dron also tallied for the Bruin*. temporary p ' e * I d 1 n g officers. Junior membership, ages 14 to 18 FOR EXTRA PULLING POWER N »v y took over the major rol- a « o HAROLD TEDFORD Never a chester Country Club and ,a iow ‘ the Melrnlt Lions, s far erv from folloNsed by Joe I’ en v. San Fran­ Ed LItzenberger sparked the Forty seven Intereated skier* at­ years, aenlor membership and A.70-1S hibelett, lUl I0.7S 3S.0S* Boston O lth 's could he i sllrrl tiir lege paaalnff lead with a flurry of alar but a hard working athlete 1 handicap player. Also a general championship r.atcl, Best his 144 yard per game ru)tin cisco 443 on 74 attempts B.\TT.\IJNO, out of Hartford'R Kssrhetter t*la»t.tnbnr,v (1) Hawks, who had a three-game win­ tended. family membership “walking wtninrled. ‘ bul they look­ • rtivlty by .lim Maxfield, aub who played basketball at H am ll-' foreman. Winter* ...... ning streak, with a pair of goala. ed mighty healthy to the Mlrmrsp- I 'Phings may get even rougher Fddie lyeBaron of Washington Kasl Side, held the 126 pound * e e ...... Bono ! Lambert Cup T^ad Membership I* open to all per­ Anyone Interested In further In­ quarterback. In a !0-U romp ovei' Ion. Teddy also plsyed Rec League j Eric Nesterenko and Ken Wharram winter tire we’ve olts Lakers last rilglit. I for tlie former Syracuse ace as hIi II nile.s the pa.ssing roost with worlda boxinjf title f-om 1929 to Anaaldl ...... Helll sons formation may call Correon Mann Maryland. 1962. He was forced to vacate ball here and was noted for his i produced the other two. "SUCTION-CUP" TRIAD FOR Bob ('ousy, still nursing a pain- he ami the ( ’Icveland club head H 9 93 average. The tiny Redskin Rrsiiltg Interesting Held bv Buffalo 11 The objective of the club shall in Manchester or Bernice Dowhan has complelefl 62 of 94 passes for Army atruck on a «t-yard touch­ the tjtle vs-^en no lon>fer able to defensive play. Today he’s a chief ^ Teshler ...... Croaainan The game was marred by’ 14 In Rockville. SALE! *22« TRACTION ON ALL SURIACLS tul foot iniury. ami Hill Kussell. I liUc» Ihe home stretr h on the N F L Re.*\iUa of Hamilton’s recrea­ be in general to osier interest In ever offered... 933 yard.s for nine TDS The Chl- down paaa from ,Iop t’aldwell to fltay within the featherweight In sales operation. I penalties called by Referee Matt I 7.10-11 tubolMW, Hat t9.t5 playing with an ln)ureamnr MeHan, f'ele Dawkina with only .'>2 aec- limit. He fought 168 pro bouts I Pavellch. Nine were incurred b.v skiing, and In particular to pro­ a.M-15 Uibeleaa, Hat td.tS 2 5 .9 5 * w lm lchnd to hr taped in tlie set- JOH.VNY Sri.LIY.\.V — One­ (Al Industrial recreation is an fialmond ...... Hartwell holds a decisive lead In the race and at the lowest plH'e ami opposing dubs reilainlv 10th la.st week, leafied Into second onda left for a 14-7 edge over Rice. after winning the National A.A.U. Chicago and all three second-period mote th* development and im­ und half, sparked the Cells In a time first baseman. Sully hold.*; important activity in the scheme Boston goal.* came with Hawks in for the Lambert Cup, emblematic I will be shm ing their tlefenses for place after his Smuiny duel with According to the National <'ol- title. On the night he captured McClain ...... Welle provement of skiing technique I 16-113 overtime victory over tiu- down one of the key po.*ts In the of things. It has given opportunity th? penalty box. of the Eastern small college foot­ Power G ripi era "perm oiiied’' for extra milaage j the h^rd running bru k [..eHaron, with 43 for 89. 76.3 legiale Athletic BureAti, It la the t* e amateur crown. Bat knocked among its members. price in years! Ijakcis last night It uas the only Hamilton family, tliat of person­ G lal* ...... Tlplon , Tod Sloan of Chicago received ball championship. yards gained, nine 7’D.S and an firat lime the aer\’ice rival.* ever out three opponent.^. He won the fbr personal expre.ssion.-individual­ A t the meeting the following Carter's ond mora laaioni of service. Extra strong nylen game played In the NallonsI Hs.s* 1 With five games to go Hrown nel manager. a game mi.«conduct penally In the Buffalo drew nine of the 10 first average of 8 67 yards per pass. have led the nation in pa.aaing. world's title from Andre Routis ity and recognition to the men and Coehrin* ., w u L. . ...; committees were formed: Gerry card body te prefect against rupfuras. We'll meunf kethsll Assn has gained 1,011 yarrls on 162 rar- first period. Boaton had stopped place vote* by the special commit­ MrMnn'a teammate. Mark Rey­ Iowa continued Ita itep-by-.«tep of France on Sept. 2.3. 1929 at the women In Industry. Picaut head* the activities rom- NO TRADE IN HIQUIK! U I ’ousy, ho has i>ern used apai 5IIK E SAV’ERICK - - One of the fiwsnaon play after a shot by Toppazzlnl tee of coaches, writers and broad­ WORK CLOTHES them (ree now and remount your regular tread nold.'!. ranks third. 67 for 103, 879 march by taking over the lead in Fast Hartford \’eledrome. iBi The employe recreation pro­ r.ittee with John Drew, Bill For­ $3 DOWN HUYS A PAIR Ingly in Hostons last tun gnmes. total offenae while moving Into Ihe beat baseball competitors ever to Thomas .., seemingly missed the nets. But the casters after Its 44-14 victory over \aids, seven 'PDS sml an 8 6,3 sver- A great family man. Battahno gram brings clo.ser association and ...... Ohorekl Wayne State. tin. Rich Merritt, Dorothy Fo­ tire next Spring (ree. 3 0 m o n th s a a ra n ta o . hnti seven |K)inls in the overtime dletnsohn topped Hoaton with 24. Roae Bowl on a aniaahlng victory come out of Manchester. A fine n. referee overruled the goel Judge For Painlars, age enjoys hunting and Ashing aus better understanding between em­ lillek, ...... Pikula garty, Carol Gunatan and ' Betty period and wnuml ii[» with 16 Minnraprdis led at halftime .67-1 over MInneaota The Big Ton third baseman. .Mike sl.*o pitched and allowed the goal. Williams moved into second by *Plus excise fox In other d*‘p«i t men! .s : V ell. He is now living in \Vest ployes and siipervi.ston. This tend* 01, Foody helping her Mar.' Jane Carpenters, Plumbers ptiinl s a nd I 4 n.«sist s 4I». hut tile ( ’ellirs mit.^cmed the; I'hainpa have gained 2,770 yanl.a and was a fine hitter. He 1* a Goala Scored h\-; G hrln* 3 Wake- Sloan became so Incensed he tap­ virtue of a 16-7 derision over Wes- Ketzliiff l^eada Berry Hartford and is a c instruction to improve management-employe Ibyan. Lafayette beaten by Rut­ Carter, Bernice Dowhan and Steve U ’lth the sctiie t led 1 1 1 - all In 1 lie linkers 28 21 in the Ihirtl penod i Averaging .50.5 7 a game They foreman. al.*o. man. ped Pavellch behind the ear with worker. j 1 elHlIonship, both Insid^ and out­ Subatitutea : .'I Dormer. gers, dropped to third West Ches­ Donahue are co-chairman of the final rniiMile. Hussell tapped In an amt 22 21 in the fuui 1 h (pm i t ei P.is.s leceiNing Philadelphia’s barely edge ter was fourth and Delaware and membership .committee. Publicity. ^erianl shot hv Hill .^harnmn tt> put At tin- end of legulHliuii time 7.51 yard* and a .50.5-yard a\'prHge. GEORGE EC.ABERT Huck. as I —Breen. Morrle. Fortier. Kell.v, for an automatic $.50 fine. (’(►me up with three fine choices. Connecticut lied for fifth Others Billie Carlson, ch, :nnan; Cinch llie (Vitlt.H ahead fni g Punting Sam Baker nf the Red­ cage championship team in 1938, It has aided In Identifying poten­ Boh I>onard rhippe»i m with 22 .Second-place Army ha.s 1.IR9 anivl- skins with a 44 8 average leads the tall fellow also played the tial supervisors and leaders In the •plu» points fm the Lakers and Toni smn wUli Detroit a 189.9 average. The difference la Max Magee of (Jreen Ray, 44 2. sport at Hamilton. He la also a hourly and salary ranks. one yard a game aa each haa play­ IE ) Recreation Is serious busi­ ed *ev>n. general foreman. ness at Hamilton and everyone . Three week* ago Navy waan't -J-"’- Local Sport connected ’ with It feels confident At. even among the top 10 In paaaing. BIIJ. BOYKO — Out of East eareeites usings :;"..’..'I new ue V that it will continue with even Now the Middle* have 12 touch­ Hartford, the burly lad was a standout athlete at Manchester greater vitality and enthusiasm in down throw* and a .580 completion Chatter - f r completely perciinlage. Trade, now Cheney Tech, and also the years to come. Cnlorado, which had been trad­ played basketball with HS when Under the supervision of Pon- Knowledgeable people Riialnmsinen** Basketball the team wa* known as the Props. gratz, 14 employes serve on the ing the top total offenae poalllon l.eagiie managers will meet to­ with Army, allll clinga In the lead Bill ia a general foreman. Recreation-Welfare Council. The in ruahing with 1,907 yard* and night at 7 o’clock at the Fast Side group conaista of men and women WILL HOLD a 272 4 average. But Brigham Rcc and one hour later the Rrc UHAKIJE MllZIKEVIK — Pro­ from the various shift.*, both hour­ •Senior Leiigue will hold It.* first HOW MANY TIMES WILL YOU TURN ON Young la averaging 270 8 yards a fessional basketball fans in Man­ ly rated and salary. Manrheater A NEW SUBURBANITE mertihg of the season Openings chester will remember Muzzy for men currently serving are Henry game and la rinsing in fast. B5'U by buy Imperial already lead* In total ni.shing yard­ are reported In both loops. . . . Fl- his fine play with Ihe Guards and Clark, Johnny Greene and Frank SINGER YOUR IGNITION IN THE NEXT 2 YEARS? age with 2.188. I nal tryout* In the West Side Mld- Nas.slffs In Ea.stern and State Watt!^ i get I.eague will be held tonight. Leagu'e play. Muzz w'aa a fla.sh- Home of Chaippiona ha* been FOR g o o d A e a r ’ Boys playing In the Midget Foot­ leas performer and his timely lacked on the Hamilton plant and ball League are urged to register baskets settled many a game at It fits perfectly with numerous CHRISTMAS... A lot, but don i worry about it... get a Riverside ‘‘ 2 4 " thru sn o w at this time. . . . West Side Ree the Armory and on enemy cotirts. haaeball. basketball.' softball, ten­ lp y o U A O T N « w i With our conv«nicnt layawsy t;uaranteed for 2 years of fast, peppy starting Safety Tasted Junior Baaketball I^eagiie practice A fter playing at HS. he also nis and golf teams winning cham- plan; fou can hold your chole* of thU or a ^ other fine HUB-CAF doop*' will be held at the West Side gym coached the team. He’a a atiper- plon.shlp honors during the past ilNCxER* model wUh a amatl depoait. W* will gift SPECIALS tomorrow night in.stead of Ver- vlsor today. dozen years. wrap and deliver per your instructions on Christma* planek School. . . . The Merrhant* Eve. Easy taenfMy ltrm$l B A iS C A lave $4 t* $10 ever 'Si MERC. . $1495 will drill tonight from 7-9 at the other well knewn brands West Side Ovsl. IfSM iAirl SM6IR pifcM MW ito t It O # fhratom !-Door. Hitokey Ml a Glance 'O 2-YEAR GUARANTn '57 MEftC. . . $2395 Waltham. Mas.*., Nov. 12 l/Pt— Sport Schedide SINGER SEWING CENTER Tuesday's Results b-irelt IZ.velt They knew Monterey Phaeton, rXiivsraily of Bridgeport halfback U bM Nt OftoAO Moll wntfar a«M«ER PIW INS MACHINC CO 4-Dr. Hardtop. Geprge .Jixon was the only unanl- Saturday, Nov. 15 National I-eague Its MAIN 8T.*-M1 S-MM Boston 8, Chicago 4. moua choice on an all-opponent High Football vs. Windham, 3— style Shown 45 '57 FORD .... $2695 football team announce*! laat High School Field. Fjistem l,«ague .w their labels- 'Hkyllner Retrartohle night bv Br-ndela. Colby placed Washington 7, Philadelphia $19.50 Hardtop, full poner, Sunday, Nov. IS with trede . . . INSTAllID F «II *D)Ti»m(c Traction" — attra playera on the team, while Rhode ' Wednesday’s Brhedule low, low mileage. laland and Masaaohnaetta each Midget Football. League Play­ grip undar pot«»r — g lv .i Natinnal l.«ngve Starting pow«r and dtptndabUlty and 80 do had two repreaentatlvea. offs {F in al), 1:30— Charter Oak. Montreal at Toronto. I up to 511 hetter trarttnn r n r r b o w l i h g guarontwwd at good or biittof fhorf d«TO Blow . . . »i much - We h«v# original Dquipment. rM 17t better tnrtion in mudi their friends S— thl§ grmot m»w t lr « 19159 m m i r n m m r n C L INSTRUCTIONS ADD A KIVIRSIDE TO YOUR TIME PAYMENT ACCOUNT today and got an Becauae tbej're maHe better, toHav't OLDSMOBILES AC PRODUCTS LOCKHEED UYVRRAV, NOV. 1L RN AJI. Fiaraheim ;.$faoet mean finer fit, ICE SCRAPER for AUTO-UTE MALLORY anaarter atjrle, and greater emaf4)rt-> but above all, longer wear I And Hke ebtolvtgly 1MMEDI.\TK BORG-WARNER THOMPSON Laom To 8owl DELIVERY all Florabeim ttjrlaa, they bring a fireah a federal m o g u l RAYBESTOS NOWMilMINO a GRANT RINGS WALKER B4tw hwk to quality footwear, so buy SALE! AH season .a SALE! Riverside 'S3 FORD...... $695 SOYS'«dl MRLS' BOW. . . bay value.. ; buy FloraheaaB. « V-8 Hardtop, RAH., CtmiiUtt Lint *f $FEEB E|UIPMENT atanclardtran*ml*«lon. JUNIM BOWUNt LEAIUE motor oil mufflers MORI PIOPLI RIDI ON '53 CHEV. . $695 SATURDAY. NOV. II— 9:10 A.M. MIMLS NAME OOODYIAR TIRIS THAN ••tlO" 4-Hoor, RAH., w m t u Power Glide. MANCHiSTM FREE TURKEYS o ON ANY OTHER KINDI > M e A OT. . a . 9 “ Compltt* Line of Snow '49 CBEV...... $195 O" 49-57 Hym.. Deti|t ti Tiros for Fortiqn Cars. 4-E>oor, RAH., clean for Thanksgiving ID s|(. can o throiighnnt. BOWLING GREEN o 49-SI DeSoto, Ovyu o Several. Other Makra OKNTKR ,8tBEBt kiy a BOW wit or topcoat or moko • jHirelMM HR to $40.00 from BOW WH £99 o 54- 57 Owv. it and Models TV> Choose From tH Tkooksglviwi oaO Wooooy's'wlll ^hro yoo PRK a 10-lb. Grorfo A tur­ a 55- S* lord V-a r * ’“'“ a PTUOATIOW "1 a Imperial whiskey by Hiram Walker ... key. Year round perfect a MANCHESTER eiiofiPBCT (iTKicirr WEST MIDDI.B TPKE. weight ssrres en­ o MUFFLERS FQR <5l( PARK STRUT Comer of Onvenier St. Neetf' BroMI 8k Inomo...... j • for people with an educated taste MOTORS gine, boffory, and OTHER CARS I A « ' IU t D4lnr•^—Caod Oar Mgr. HARTFORD lAST HARTFORD, 1 » MANCHtSTfR gas cantumpHen. ALSO ON SAIEI and a sense of value $410 $257 •‘S44Jlag Mia HMYtolng Now TIL. JAcLmb 7.IRII T IL . JAH i i m |.2 IC t I FLBA8E rn x W AN® BBINa OB I MKN'S SHOP o OianmoMlM for Oror M T IL . MIM mN M I M ^ m a i l BBBOBB NOV. U J aae o r . h b a v t d o t t v n A i r - o • 4/a 4JT. MNT T omo” GLENNEVS TM MAIN ST. 1 Brut on. NOW or. TAILPIPE INSTALUTION AVAIUILI •UNDID WHISKEY • M WOO* • S0« STRAIGHT WHISKEY. 4 YEARS OR MOM 010 111 W B M O B N T U t «T . n % OIAIN NIUTRAI SfillTS • HIRAM WAIKII A SONS INC< NOMA. kUNOIS M I.I-tin-<»PCN BVitS. OPEN U .L DAY SATUm AY

■'mA -i-' * .IH 3 •. p a g e TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1958 IIANCIUB8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1968 Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA HE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN SitnatiottR Wantcil-^Alal* 39 Building Matfriam 47 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN TV SERVICB—any maka—hlgbiai Your Building N«eda A Hoiuehold Goods 51 Houichold Goods 51 quality work at lowaat prlcr for Mnsieal Instnunenta S3 Apanraento—Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Hoiisea Fnrr Sale 72 CLASSIFIED MAN a WANTS work. Good driT- Tenements 63 axp«n .work. Famoua lor Mrvice Ihf racord. MI *4*14. Wholesale Prijaa^ 8ALB 1-1 OFF on waupapm WaU KEITH’S r TOU 8BB PINK elephantaT I see AUTUMN ST.—8 bedroom colo­ sine* 1081 Phona Ml t-4887. Pot- BKM18 TME SAME , tllea Oo a tUe, Rentli^ from 7c XX New and'Used pink ptaBMl Any color you FOR RENT at 27 Ulley St. Five nial. Immaculately . kept inside Big Bands Grand torton'a PLACE AND SUTLEV WILL DO ODD Joba aftar 4 p.m. CanafHan F ram lng-4^ to •acii. Or««ii Paint and wallpaper, aOTOUTOfiTEVEIlV chooM. Ideal for living or recrea­ rooms, garage, conttmwus hot and out L arn living room with ElAST HARTFORD —(While they during weak and all day Satur­ ^2x12 tM Pmt M’ at the Ureen. APPLICANCE tion rooihs. Meyers Plano. 155 fireplace, dining room. Wooded ASHESi RUBBI.SH. lawna raked, MOSNINd TkE SAME day. t a l-SM*. BARGAINS water, adults. Inquire at 71 EIro last)- New ranch homes, *14.990. ADVERTISING all kind of general work and WAV - WMtom rwUnihf, 8BBB US—For food quality uaed Market St„ Hartford. C ^ n. 4 St. lot 500 f t in depth. Reasonably (Completely (Intahed): Bullt-m light trucking, Moving joba. (rom tUM For M' fumltura, aterillzed, repaired and p.m. to 11 p.m., all d i^ Satur- priced. S. At liieechler. Realtor, stove and oven, fireplace, ceramic IT TEAR ODD higli achool aenior refrigerators days. Have your piano tuned wic- ATTRACTIVE two room furnished In Stereo Land CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMLNT DEPT. HOURS Prlcea reaaonable. MI 4-0784, wants part-time work, Interaated 4 X ,V ^ ly s c o r * ...... tO* P w ^ tlnlahed. Upholstered fumiture, k l S-6B89, or W. R. Smith, Asso­ tile bath. Full basements, amesite Bkotie Wall Paneling, (Jhoose from 2 Servel gas refrig­ Ironically. Call CH 7-6505. apartment, all utniUea. Working ciate, MI 9-8B52. drives, completely , landscaped. 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. in elactronlca,' arill consider any ruga, chests, dressers, beds, erators, 1 General Electric, 1 Kel- FXXXIR SANDINO and raflntahtn^ from 16e springs, kitchen seta (many couple. 99 Union St. 10% down, F.H.A. R. F nimock By U J. KRAMP ♦Sxempllfied In stereo by "Hoeh Spaclalliing in ' old floora. 8ll offer. Phona MI 4-0287. vlnator and 1 Norge. Used refrig­ KAY BASS VIOUN— Usted new COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Aye Grade Birch Doore chrome), desks, cribs, etc. Ap­ *225. Two years old. Excellent FOUR ROOM" apartment. Cooper MANCHESTER Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. (AP Nen^eatorca) Und Deutschmelster Kapelle," con­ 9-8780 Z- erator prices itart at ducted by Julius Herman (Lon­ MON. THHU FBI. 10:80 A.M.—SATtTRDAT • A.M. from IT Bm Ii pliances, sparkling clean, like $29.95 condition. New nylon strings. Hill St. Adults. Reasonable, *12 The Band of the Grenadier new, including combination ■lx room (Jape, two unflnls. ed. XXI don). For the modern West Ger­ HILLS' TBLEVldiON Servlet Oogs— Birds^l^ets 41 Diaappearing Btalrwaye One only. New 1958 Frigidaire at Price *96. Write Box P. Herald. weekly. Inquire 153 Cooper Hill In A-l condition. Accessible to Cuards. a name which hi-fl la mak­ r o m t'(M»PfcKATION WTI.I. AvaUablf At ail timet Phileo fac ,, , |22.te Bach rangea and apace heaters Spe­ St. ing famous these days, was foi'nd- man flavor, there is "German cial metal bid and spring *10.80 a big discount for quick clearance. schools u d shopping. Reasonably MANCJHESTER — Beautiful six Marches." by the Musikkorps banil BE, APPRECIATED Diat Ml 3-2711 tor> aupenrlted aerrtrt. Tel Ml (XXaCER PUPPIES AKC regia- *179.98 ed in 1685. But It was not heard 9d and 19 Common Naili all sprayed. 40% off on .ew SIX ROOM flat, second floor, on Weed. Immediate occupancy, 10% room ranch In prime country club under Hans Herzberg (Capitol.) terad, red tniilea and females, *38. *9.90 Per Km . Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 FHA mortgage available. location. 15'x24' living room with by Americans until a 1904 tour, MI 4-i;io: mattress. Open 9 to 9. LaBlanc bualina, oil steam heat, aluminum merited chiefly by the fact that This has a special kind of oompah, Lost and Foand Automobiles for Sale 4 ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Oiling Tile 11c 8q. Ft. Fumitura Hospital, 195 South St., WASHERS combination windows, gsrage, fireplace. Large attractive kitchen. with splendid sound. Choose from 8 automatics. Frigi­ BOY'S TOPCOAT |9, suit *4, sport Duplex 6-6. Two-car garage. they were the first British troops friendly aervlce on your Electro BQXtR PUPS. AKC registered. Paaaage Ixicka *1.76 Each Rocki^le. TR B-2174. coat and trousers *7. Sizes 12-14. *99 per month. Appartment In Recreation room and den finished More beery In .style, but grx>d en­ FOUND WANTED—aea n uaed cara, Wa B uTVESTEROAV, daire, Bendix or ABC. Drastically' Priced (or quick sale. in basement. Over 1,700 square feet to set foot on our shores since Ilia (R1 cleaner Pick up and de MRSS.OiDA Red fawn, white markings. Males 3(4x3Vi Butta (Caaa Lota) Call MI 8-4670 immaculate condition. Ckill John tertainment, is the Guckenhelmer buy, tpada down or trad* any­ livery (Tall ‘RIectroliix authortred reduced, starting at H. Lappen. Inc., MI 9-5261. of living area on a large wooded the Revolutionary War. thing Douglai Motor!, 3.t,1 Main. LiniE PJ?NITU« and femal«fa. Ckill MI 9-0018. 27c Par Pair *19.95 18 acres of land, Avery Street, Sour Kraut Band, plaring "Music A wav to aa\e you hack and h^art aalea *no aervlce. Ml 9-0843 or JA GAS REFRIGERATOR. Good con­ So Windsor. Five minutes walk to lot, R, F. DImock Co.. Realtors, Now the red-coated military mu­ For Non-Thinkers," '(RCA Vic­ SE-ACQAN&|4<&.' Choose from 2 models. Speed Ml 9-5245. sicians are winning American high Fark'vay Sprvice Center j 1B47 PONTIAC, haalar. radio, good 3-0108. Pleaae aak for Auguatli e We will, beat 04ir competitors dition. Reaaonable. (^11 MI 3-0317. Wanted—To Buy 58 THREE ROOMS and bath. Orford new school now being built. tor). This is a San Francisco group Kanilenakl OkE CONCUSSiOkI FOUR MEXICAN Chihuahua pup- advertiied prlcea by .at leMt •%. Queen or Dexter Wringer type Village area, *75 a month. Call MI fidelity fans by the thousands running rondlllon ITS. Call MI CaiROME kitchen aet, Morse sew­ washers. 'Lots of service left. but you'd never guess it when they Call Ml 9-809.1 coMiss UP: plea, Call TR 8-7290, WANTED TO BUY *•8265. XXII with their superb discs by Lon­ play stereo polka.s. .1-7«77, CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, NOBODY-BUT NOBODT ing machine. Five piece bedroom Priced from B & D REALTY ASSN., INC. don, including a half dozen new For R mir AUtomiitlc niow ■ Good used resaiable furniture, MANCHESTER — Attractive six Paul Lavalles band is excellent 1P53 CHKVROLKT RtRtInn WAgon, available all hniira .Satlafacttnn set Includes two mattresses Two- *9.98 Issues in stereo. The two-channel rpn '^vRi RprYic^ guaranteed Call Ml 9-13IR UNDERSELLS NATIONAL piece living room set, maple also small upright and spinet SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo­ room Cape with two wood paneled but the stereo disc is a bit more Y'ery rletn, :Pt7 PonMer, tlx Articles For Sals 45 pianos. M. 9-8075 days sound suits band music well, and shallow than the RCA Victor tape arms. G.E, wringer washing ma­ RANGES cated, oil heat. MI 9-5426. bedrooms. lArge kitchen Full record makers have been quick I/lPT -PRir of JflRRRPi. iRWflpd pxrpllent tlren, new befterv. 1100, Ml 9-3640 evenings basement, fireplace. Convenient to of "Lavalle In Hi-Fi." Program- MI S-02SA chine. Call MI 3-2243 after 8 p.m. Used Roper gas range. Efficient to rtn the bill. riRN' rims. Rpunrd. Call Ml MORTBNSBN TV SpeclalUed RCA PRE-SBXSON chain aaw . pedal. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. table top model, cash and carry at Watkins Used Furniture FOUR ROOM modem rent, con­ school and shopping *18,990 n. f wise. thia disc ranges from "Yulia Save up to 80% on (Hinton eawa HUGE 9 ROOM—1954 home, 24' Disrs by Guards on the Tuba" to "Clarinet Polka’ P IP.'M MERCXRV 2door. excellent teletrtator, senrieo MI 9-4841 9 baths, baseboard discs such as-"National Anthems ForN[> MALF, mon^rrRl. (rray and Hasold B eet/ , Co.. 88 Main 8t„ Ml 3 7988 MI 0-3202.. Used Bengal coal and gas com­ XXIII American woodwind style. \thi!r _M«.nthfAtpr Call wrIIr Afikinfr I4.%0 Cell Ml S OflT.'S f'lXIOR 8ANDINO and refinlahing. oireo/T, MICH THREE ROOMS and bath fur­ heat, aluminum storms ~arage. of the World:" "Military Band (O CHestnut 8-2147 bination range, large oven, broiler. *15,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml- The American high school band \^r> f rAi'hifl Png Wardan. MI Call Ml 9-8919, WlWEPAEU ETWtKAII D-lft. Capehart console TV *40 nished, 2 newly decorated, heat ANDOVER—Six room new ranch, Music." including Holst's "First of the Plains Slates comes alive STATION WACkONS Harry Closing out St PIANO ROLLS. Call MI 3-6678, or and hot water. One or two small 9-5132. 3-Rr-P4 30'’ Tappan electric range, *19.95 TR 5-2027. three bedrooms, living room and Suite for Band in F Flat: ' "Holi­ in RGA Victor'.! stereo "Swingin’ TYPTIWRITERS and office ma- 88 Maple St Tel. Ml 8--4827 like new. *so children accepted. PI 2-8447, 1P.*»7 Ford four dfKir Country Squire | Uiamonda—Watrhe Brand new ABC flue type oil 5-ROOM RANtJH In excellent con­ dining area. Granite fireplace, day in England," a sort of musi­ Marchin* Band" conducted by Ray FOl’NI'' F^!a» k And white femnle ! rhinea repaired. Sniea and Service. Two upright pianos each *30 Beautiful black all mela) with, Roofing—Sidins; 16 Honda—Stocki MortgaKea 31 Help Wanted —Male 36 DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and heater with two 7" burners. Dis­ dition. Radiant heat. Built 1950, bookcases, built-in range arr* oven, cal British travelogue: "Hi-Fi with Martin, proring that "Rock Around ni'mi:''’ ' weR^inR red coller. i MI fl-,7477 Jewelry 48 Easy Spin washing Rooms W l ^ out Httard 59 SIX ROOM duplex with garage. basement garage. Nice porch, the Grenadier Guard.!, ' which fea­ li'-piisr No Kejtt I/initnieRdow. | natural woful aldea Haa power stove lengths, *10 per load, deliv­ continued formerly *134.98 Apply 99 Ridge St. Available im­ 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and the Clock' and "Cheer Leader Cha COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. laOW COST financing, A penny per FIRST (7LASS milling machiniat, machine *30 *98 dining room, A large living room acre lot overlooks Andover Lake. tures the Lignt Cavalry Oi-erture Cha" rank as popular with this set Vfn.e.B ('fill \ ^ f > FrflrrhlR. Hojf ’ ateering. power hrakea Ford i M A M RtlBBISH-Offeia com­ ered. Call PI 2-7889. LEONARD W. TOST Jawaler, r#. mediately. Inc. Aluminum aiding, aaphalt- month fc each dollar you borrow. able to make own setups. Job (New) Fjur drawer pine chest *34 PLEASANT h^ted furnished, room has paneled fireplace. Attached R. F. DImock Co., Realtors, MI at. the march from "Aida;" and as their razz-ma-tazzy college med­ Wfll-flpr Ml 3 s.^P^, 1 o-matir Radio and healer. ■ plete full lime cleaning service. palra, adjuats watenea axpertly. for a genU ^an. Central, Call MI white wall Urea Thia - ar haa aaheatoa roofing. Alao aluminum, Mortgage loana to atretch your shop or aircraft experimental ex­ SNOW BLOWERS—Reo, Snowbird, (New) Unfinished knee-hole KEITH’S FOR RENT in Vernon—Five room garage. Lot Is 100 feet by 216 feet. 9-8248. a Tchaikowsky medley including leys. Aahca, rubbiah removed, light Reaaonabla prices. Open dally, desk *19.98 9-0941. been driven an actual 7.4on All tnicklng. M e I a I carilhonrd galvanised or copper guttera and Income. It'a easier to carry debts perience. All benefits, J. T. Slo- and Toro, Push and self-propelled. Thursday eveninga. 129 Spruce first floor apartment. .-leal and Price *17.900. Earle -S. Rohan, the "1812 Overture " and "Oaprlc- Salute CoUegee Icadcra, .MI ,3-7707. If you but them all In on# basket. 1115 MAIN ST., XXIV five Urea are original, $2.4nfi. ; druma ncgiilnr aervlce avail­ romb Co., South ” Glastonbury, Capitol Equipment, 38 Mair Ml Street MI 9-4387. WATKINS ROOM WITH kitchen. privileges, hot water. Garage. Call TR 5-7748 Realtor, Ml 3-7433. cio Italien", with the London The Drxieland style moves Into PenM)niil0 able Ml 9-97.17, Dial (Si 9-8897 and aak Frank Conn. 3-7988. OPP. OLD HIGH SCHOOL after 5, Symphony Orchestra. Plymouth Sport Subuiban | RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahlngle and Burke Or Mrs. Carter how to do U. USED FURNITURE centrally located. Single or double, VERT ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom NEW SIX room Colonial, *17,900. the college marching song field small babies accepted. See Mrs. Another famous British group, with "The Empire City Six Salutes VAH I’M CLEANERS repaired In Thia four door alAllon wagon la hullt-iip roofa, gutter and conduc­ Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, NEED REIjIABLE men for part- LOAM—The beat for *1 leas! Last EFFICIENCY apartment - New, ranch, complete recreation ••oom Built by Joseph Rosetto on Broad KOfl PRO.MPT, courtenua aervice Fuel and Feed 49-A EXCHANGE ASSUME PAYMEN'f Dorsey, 14 Arch St. "The Band of the Coldstream the Colleges." a rousing stereo m\ -*wn home thop Fort> /eart riymoiilh a fineat It la a gor* tor work: roof, chimney repalra. 18 I..ewis St., Hartford. time evening work at Friendly call for fall delivery. MI 3-8603. ' 18 OAK STREET with living room, kitchen. and with bar, garage, :06’ frontage, Street near Waddell School 1>4 on yolir Ml Ei nr TV. call Ralph'! $4.62 A WEEK Guards." Is pre.:cnted In stereo disc by ABC-Paramount which al­ fHct n experience. Alj maxee. low geoua charcoal and light gCRyj Pladio and TV Service, M' 4 0027, Ray Hagenow, MI 9-3274; Ray Ice Cream. Call MI 9-8196 for in­ Sand, atone, gravel, fill. (XIRDWOOD, top quality hard­ bedroom, Tile bath. Furnished trees, high elevation, many baths, built-in stove and oven. Jackaon, Ml 3-8838. PLEASANT, heated, furnished Completely landscaped. Amesite by RCA Victor, 'with warm, spa­ most matches the quality of the rstrn free estlmaiei, free pickup color Haa puahbuUon ahlft, i terview. wood, well seasoned, sawed any Open Thursday Evenings 8 ROOMS SLIGHTLY rooms with private bath. Kitchen with Heat, refrigerator and st. ” e. extras, only *16,900, (Jarlton W. radio and healer and R dazing Busineu Opportunities 32 MICROMETER 1 "-2 " with lock Until 9 Hutchins, MI 0-5132 drive. R. F. DImock Co., Realtors, cious sound mar’ .lng 14 marches tape. Thia six-piece outfit sounds arif) drllvery. Mr. Miller JA length. Edward Yeomans, PI USED FURNITURE facilltlea aylilUble. Call MI- All on first floor. Parking. Storage in Gluropean style. A monophonic 2-8P^i chrome rack on top ■MASON WORK and rcpalra. MI ROOFING, SimNO, painting. Car­ s h e r w i n - w i l LTa m ^^^ nut, 1/10.000 Inches. *12. Starrett Closed Mondays MI 9-8248. like 60 in whipping through th* LIGHT TRUCKING, manual work, 2-8002, IN GOOD SHAPE. UKE NEW 9-4578. space In cellar. Near shopping disc, "The (JolrLstream Guards In 3-1870. pentry Alterations and addition!. brand. MI 3-1310. center and on busline for me or HENRY STREET— Bowers School football music of Harvard, Yale, FAKN TO^'S end Rtflu for fOirist 1P^7 Ford four door f!ounlry Sedan, Celling! Workmanship guaran­ attics, garsges and cellars EASY TERMS area, four bedrooms, 2H baths, XXV London,” presents a group of Lon­ Army. Navy. Notre Dame, Michi­ Thia car haa been pRed aa a OPPORTUNITY F'OR SALE -Seasoned hardwood, ATTRACTIVE furnished room for couple only. Can be seen st 189 v\r\n nv h/ivinR a |f»v nnity In LEAVE YOUR nibbiali worrlea to ^ teed A A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn cleaned. Reasonable MI 4-0309 or FOR SALE—IS used storm “ win­ for fireplace, furnac* or stova. WHITE GAS stove. Call MI 9-4244 INCT.UDES b e d r o o m LIVING W. Middle Tpke., Apt. D, *95 basement recreation room. Call don band concert favorites gan. Texas. Wisconsin. Columbia, aet ond car haa Ford-n malic, BU 9-9028 dows with hangers and looks. one or ttvo gentlemen. Kitchen Mini hniiir Dial MI P n27.^ rue' C'ellara, atti.’a cleaned,] I St. MI 3-4890 Credit and aalea. Young man 20- Gigllo Bros. MI 3-8301. afUr 6. ROOM, DINETTE, REFRIGERA- monthly. Phone Ml 3-7091. owner MI 9-2830. MANCHESTER—Seven room ram­ "Men of Bras.!," a Ixindon disc, Georgia Tech, Washington & Lee,, radio and heater tlmgaoua red *1.80 each, size 234;" wide x 68 'i" privilegea, parking. Inquire 187 bling Cape. lArge rear pHio and I-eavca raked and removed Light 30. Rapid advancement. Good TOR, WASHING MACHINE, COII- Maple St. demonatrates in stereo the grand and Southern California. PfDKR.S WANTED-To Pratt A and white *1) leather interior Irucking of all kliid.a. for honiea. high. 8 rustproof wire screens. 7Sc USED COMPLETE double and BINATION RANGE, LAMPS, LOVELY SIX room garden apart­ *12,200—THREE bedroom ’-anch. attached garage. Paneled dining ..ranner of English brass bands of Help Wanted—Female 35 •alary and bonus. Security. Twp For real American military UTiitncv Fa«t Hartford, Is’ and i i . m alorea and officea, Noim'a Roflfinn and rhimncys 16-A each. 1 29’ i " wide. 1 27%" wide, Garden— Farm—Dairy single beds. Very reasonable. MI TABLES, SMOKER. HASSOCK, WOULD LIKE quiet woman to ment, heat and hot water, auto­ near parkway. Fireplace, ceramic room, recreation room, two baths. the Industrial -ype. Thre' of them music, the First Army Honor 2nd shifts, Dallv achrduled aervur 1 237i" wide, 1 2.VS," wide x ,18'i" 9-7083. • bath, hot water heat, cellar, 174' Oass A neighborhood. *20,000. R. 'Plieae f arR rnuat be aeen and Trucking Ml 7 «'in.1 PART-TIME HELP. Apply In per-, week'a vacation after one year. Products 60 SEALY BOX SPRING AND MAT­ share my home. Inquire State matic dishwasher, garage, exclu­ are maased in this stereo version Guard li the ticket in Its 'The from Mnn< heater. I/iw cnmniuler fiMven to bf appret ialed F,arh one ROOFING -Specializing In repair­ Retirement plan. Insurance, etc. high and 1 2S%" wide x 38'i" TRESS. DISHES. SILVERWARE, Tailor Shop. 8 BIssell St. MI sive neighborhood, convenient to frontage. Carlton W Hutchins MI F. DImock Co , Realtors, MI 9-8248. of their repertoire favorites Parade Field," with trumpets, fifes Silver Lane Bua Idne, Ml ing roofa of all kinds. Alar new son. Pstlo-Drive-In, corner Broad | high. All with hangers. 19 'opper MODERN TWO cushion sofa, tur- 9-5132. carnea our 30 (lav warrantee and West Middle TuiTiplke. Paid holidays, S'i day week. Col­ APPLES and pears, now on aale PICTURES. POTS AND PANS 8-7383. After 8:80 MI 3-5047. schools and shopping. *175. AD The Austrian bandstand style la and drums (ABC Paramount.) 3 Household Services roofa Gutter work. Oilmneya wire sliding screens, 80c each. 4 quolse, nylon. In excellent condi­ AND A FEW OTHER ACCES­ XXVI at Bottl’s Fruit Farm, 290 Rush tion. (Custom made. Asking *78. 3-3134 op Offered MA cleaned repaired, 24 year, exper- lege education preferred. Call for 22-’ , " x 297j,", 4 28 >i” x .tO'4” . SORIES. ATTRACTIVE heated room near niPKRS WANTKD-To Hartford .S .lack Claiuy EXPERIENCED sewing niachlne Hill Rd Call MI 9-7850. MANCHESTER — New six room Icn. e Free catlniatca Call How- opeiatore wanted. Day ahlf; Ap­ appointment. 8 28>-4" X 28>4’’. All well made and bath. In quiet home, for gentle­ EAST HARTFORD. Silver L a n e- iMilv arhediiled aervice from RADIO REPAIRS on any make— j ley, Mancheater. MI 3-8391 In perfect condition .lohn Sr Wol­ ALL VERY REASONABLE man. Convenient to Center. MI Five rooms, redecorated, one ranch home In Rockledge section, Q - In what city was the char* KDDIK'S AUTO SKUVK K ply Kaklai Toy Co., 90 Hilliard St. A DREAM HOUSE ter of the United Nations formu­ Mancheairr. Cash fare onl.v 2ftc all amplifiers and phonographa Mr. Marvin cott A Son., 180 Main St., Man- GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes. Call For special evening appointment , 8-5381. suitable for office parking spare. l ’,4 baths, ceramic tile kitchen Olio way Save tolla and I'arking .147 OAKLAND BT WESTINGHOUSE electric range, countera. Attached garage, ame­ lated ? Ml 3 l2na an. changera (,)ver 4'f years total | cheater. Frank Bronkle, MI 9-4687. very good condition. MI 9 2019. phone Samuel Albert, CE 7-0358. BU 9-5366. OLCOTT DR. Silver I>ane Bua Line Ml 3-R07^, experience 90 days guarantee on Heatinn and Plumbing 17 MI 3-66.16 ROOMS FOR rent, single or dou­ site drive, full landscaped lot, and 8 A- San Francisco, Calif. Open Evening, Till 9 PHOTOGRAPHIC, National . 4x8 ble, kitchen privileges. Private FOUR ROOMS, down stair tene­ *19.800 R. F. Dlmodk Co . Real­ WANfKD A ride to Stnle Offlre all work Potter! on'a S WATSON, PLUMBING and heat GOOD IRISH potatoes. Green A—U-B-^E—R-^T—’S Set among towering trees, de­ cold light diffusion enlarger/' Eg- Mountain, mealy and tasty, very 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD home, gentlemen only. Call MI ment and bath, ceqtrallv located. lightful flower gardens. Six i(X)m tors, Ml 9-8248. Q—Which mountain system la Btiilfhnp from virinttv of Oek and ll)r,T (TSTO.M R.ival Dnilge four FtiRNITURK nKPAIRINC An- tng contractor. New Inatallatlona. CLERK leet lens. 4x8 steel developing 9-7846. 4:30-7 p.m. 16 Knighton St, MI 3-6720. door hardtop Power ateering, Help Wanted— good baking, Tlie kind children OPEN NIGHTS 'HLL 3 P. M. custom built. Full tile bath, show­ the highest In the world? i.hMiWfMid Sts Kivr dais R 30 to tuplea re.alotcd r'uniilUTc Repair alleralioi work and repair work. tanks, film hangers. 8x10 eaael. Notice of XXVII Q How many labors was Her­ 'A —The Himalaya. 4 ,'*,11 Phrine MI 3 7772 afln f\ pm power htnl’a • gmid BTCI-MONT Rug Cleaning Dom- Avea,, East Hartford. AID glaas china, and uaed furniture Main St. Separate entrance. Gen­ A -Because the oip awarded for and IBin Dndgr four dnor arden rUlK.SRM/ KIND, alteration, ape- SWIMMING POOL for sale. 18x3 south of Middle Turnpike West, FOR SALE Three year old 30" tleman. Parking. MI 3-4724 feet. Will sub-dIvIde. Main St lx>- rooms (2 twin Size), J spacious liquid they need from seeds and the first race in 1851 wa* won by aelertion. l/ook behind 'Ujr office panv- Foi Ihote who rtir nlmiit bougnt and sold P'umlture Repair cated near O nter Plenty ot park MANCHESTER -C a p e Cod with $100 ('nil Ml 7 4114 uiallzing In rhildren a clothes. ^ feet deep. Used one season. Rscrl- east of the Hockanum River and a Kclvlnator electric stove. Call MI kitchen, 24' living room with lirc- other food. the United States yacht America,' nouglaa Mniora. Main. their rujf* phone Ml S-0012 ft ftun Salary 13.701 to *4,793 per an­ Service Ml 8-7449. twelve (12) inch force main from .3-8.’l,36. ing. Phone Ml 9-6729 or Ml 8-7444. six finished rooms completely re­ Free pirknp and delivery Free num. Experience In an engineer­ fice *78. Call MI 3-1290, FURNISHED room for rent, con­ place. Immaculate condition, ga­ decorated. Aluminum siding and said puniplng station across Town- venient location. One minute from rage, wooded 100x260' lot, City NEED A c a r And had your credit ettlmalet given We tppcinhr.e In ('LARK’K. dreaamaking. Your ma* ing office or In lurveying or con­ GENERAL ELECTTRIC wringer GLENWOOD combination oil and combination windows. Nice lot Q What Is the significance of Q - What Is the Lateran ? lO.'tO I*'(iUD f 1''II, pi( kup fnirk WE ARE now taking applications 100 WESTINGHOUSE Fluorescent washing machine and seven quart owned land to the present Sewage Main St. Light ho>'sekeeptng, utliitles. 30 day occupancy. John A The Cathedral Church of the turned down? Short on down pay­ Plump MI 3 fi,*i44 furniture and wall lo wall rarpet terial, yoiir patleni made to your struction or technical school train­ gas range, alao gaa range. Both Honses for Rent 65 Convenient location Mimnniin smoke in the election of a Pope? ment? Hfteh ‘ o shar6 the lowdown on the loweat down F l^ T FfNlhH Holland window may he obtained at Ihe office jf the Wholesale cost ox'er *2<7 Two near school, good location. *126 a burned with them to color the higher than any other Roman flhndet. made to measure AM tubes and starters Included generally bounded as follows; large double room hi new ilngle TO BE SOLD ar»d aninUeaf payrnenta anywhere iB.'.a k'onii 7' 8 Movinir—Trucking— General manager. Manchester; home. Twin bed#, bath shower, month. MI 9-1942. XXIX smoke black. It Is not until the Catholic church in the world. me»al Venetian bMndt ai a new HOU.SEKEEPER wanted. I.lve in, Priced for quick sale. Tel MI Norlhcriy Vyv Hockanum River and 78 NORTH ELM STREET. Are you Not a amalj loan or finance com Storage ♦ 20 own room, lime off. Call Ml I Stale Pcraonnel Dept Room 408, Musital Instrnmentn -63 parking. 63 Hackmatack St. MI crowd outside sees white smoke pnnv plan . Douglaa Motora 83S S TON PANEL low price Keyi made while vou I State Office Bldg . Hartford: or the 9-9983. NOTICE Hilliard St.: Easterly by the IMMEDIATE occupancy. Attrac­ looking for a well built comfortable MANCHESTER— New six room (J—What Is a major eligibility watt Mariow‘a 30.11 4. Eighth School District: So((lherly 3-7989 after 4 p.m. home for your family? This six ls.!ulng from the chimney of the Main Street. MOVE BY TRAILER van. It'e leas I ('onnectirui State Employment A public hearing will he held by PIANO TUNING. We are the only tive modem four room Cape Cod Cape lust off Porter Streel Fire­ .Slstlnc Chapel that It knows that requirement for the prealc’cnt of With «p(i»n(| PPHt HprIct fif BOOKKEEPER Accounla payable I Service Office.! in Manchester or TWO-RI'RNER parlor heater, ex­ by Middle Turnpike West and firm IP this area tuning olanos near schools, buses, shopping. 114 room home is handy to the Bowers place, full basement. Aluminum Argentina ? Dm< R WEATIIKRRTniP rom exfieiiaive - One load Instead of the Town Planning Commission of Schcxil and the High Schex)!. This a choice has been made . JPU’ F’DNTlAt' larlio ami heater,^ fif»AtPr I,ikp neu leow milrngr two ot three - Enaier loading and Hartford. Applications must be cellent condition. Real biiv at *.30. Westerly by the Hockanum River, electronically. Others use the « d- ROOMS FOR rent, free parking. Harlan. JA S-078I. combinations. Nice lot. *14.9n R. A - The preaident and vice presi­ panv, diiort anrl wlMf|M\^H t nainin niaihine, experience helpful hut BUllei- 9 ,T.3,13. Manchester, Conn., Monday eve­ fine tjfHial lighta. c;ood running ( me lot oMner Iflfi.'i unloading - Dlatim-iive, dlnlfled postmarked or- on file at Ihe office servicing all or a portion of the fashloned by ear method. Ward Cap- between 5 and 7. MI 9-0829. property has an extra lot for play F. DImock Co., Realtors. Ml 9 ,1248. dent must be Roman (Catholic and work guaranteed, <’nM Ml ft 13R.3 iiol e.saential. Reply to Box G, ning, November 17. 1958, at 8 P.M. SIX ROOM ranch with garage In area, a two-car garage, modem Q When did the United Stales f "ii.tifinn Extra Urea I’’ ? PI and smart "The Beet for T.eaa." Heialfl of ihe General Manager. Manrhes- following streets: Krause MI 3-8336 Argentine by birth ? R.'inT. after 3 |i m STEEI. (XJRDWOOD aaw table, 28 in the hearing room of the Munici­ Adams CLEAN ATTRACTIVE front room, good location. Available Immedi­ kitchen, copper plumbing, lai-ge XXX Marine Band Inaugurate concert The Auetln A (Tliambera (To 608 ler. on or before November 17, pal Building to consider the folloW- ately, MI 9-9668. tours? MOltlAlCn MHOTIII'.IIS East Middle Turnpike, Ml 8-8IS7 1988. Inch aaw, belt, wheel, power pul­ Center I>ARGEST selection of name brand well heated, quiet, central loca­ front porch, attic Insulation plus Q What ivaa the Yggdrasll? u .‘=;f i ) t r u u k .s I .ArNDKIUNf: (’ leaner, whiter ley. PI 2-7211. in/ propo.sed zone changes; manv other features. Fairly priced LAKE STREET—New six room A The annual concert tour was Hartford CH 7-1428. Help Wanted — Male 36 Dover band and orchestra Instruments, tion. light housekeeping is de­ A —The great ash tree of Noraa .701 CKNTI-;i( ST Ml 7.1,,77 and hnghtci ' lothea. Leave Itinn KEENEY .STREET To change originated In 189,1 under leeder Edison organs and pianos in eastern Con­ sired, parking. 14 Wadsworth St. at *18.000. Call us for further In­ Colonial with garage. Built by U mythology. Yyydraall was the tree No I lD,'i4 k’oifl ton pii k up and pn k them up later, all fin­ MEN WITH tree climbing expar- GIRL'S WHITE figure akatea. to Residence Zone A, aJl or part of Englewood necticut. New, used, rentals, re­ Suburban For Rent 66 formation or for an appointment to A R. Bul'l-ln stove and oven, John Philip Sousa. ished. Yf»u anve pick-up and de MANCHESTER Package De'lvei^. Situstlon.4 Wanted— MI 3-4921. of life and knowledge It represents Exrpllrnt fiMiflitinn LIghI trucking and package tellv- lence Stead ' employment. Phone Canadian Flyer, size 9. CTilld's an area of approximately 180 Falknor pairing. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut Inspect. Largs fireplace. Sun deck. 1'4 ffior. lively 'hnigee and ifa clien|ier Female 38 acres, now In Rural Residence PLEASANT ROOM In clean quiet ANDOVER—Two room furnished fate, time, and space. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 erv. Refrigeralora. waahera and MI 3 7887 a frr 8 p.m. bedroom lamp, dolla tnink. MI Fulton St., MI 3-5336. apartment, steam heat, refriger­ ROBERT ,T, SMITH, INC. baths, three bedrooms Reautifiil Q What distinguishes a hill No 2 lPri4 Intri nnl luiiRl S-U'li than d'lMig them youraelf .Man 3-8781, Zone, on the west aide of Keeney home next to bath and shower, view. *18,700, R. F. DImock Co., (rom a mountain ? clieatei Lamutrmnat, ftflO fVnter alovc tnnvmg apeciallv Folding EXPERIENCED mother will baby Hendee ator, hot water. Also rooms fur- 983 MAIN STREET, Q What great distinction la pirk up Esi rllrnl ronrlitlnn KPiLTRONIC TACIIO.MI.iTK.P fila MF.N PART-TIME Street (approx. 2000’ south of Bid- free parking. MI 9-0887. Realtors, MI 9-8248. A There la no precise differ­ Rt. on n<»ule ft, 2 min. we.al of the chiiiia foi rent. .MI 9 07.13, •it at home. Vicinity Eaal Center Jarvis nUhed. PI 2-7273. Tel. MI 9-8241 held by the early American states­ ir.ori all eighi rvliMfUi 12 \’n|| rniM EARN UP TO 14 00 PER HOUR St Gall MI 9-6883 well Street.) Applicant, Frank Middle Turnpike West TRUMPET, SILVER satin finish, ence between a hill and a moun­ Ml 3 M77 ( Vnle t *90. Tel. 3-5051. man. Roger Sherman ? No 3 iD'i.l .'^tudplinkrr nnf$ Ion Town of Mancheater Wood Morse MODERN THREE-room apart­ MANCHESTER-Cape, 6 finished, "x J x i tain. Hills are generally smaller, I I’aintinn— Papering 21 IF EXPERIENCED typipt deplrw KEFNEY STREET—To change Olcott Drive Apa rtmentw—Flats— needs p9per, paint, full cellar, nil A - He was the only man to sign plrk up Dni*fi running truck ment, all Improvements, parking. although some mountains are the Declaration of Independence, ^(7^ niillfhnK— ContrnctlnK H work Pt honi#» Will pick up pnd to Residence Zone AA, all or part Salem Tenemrnts 63 Couple with child preferred. *10 a heat. Must sell, price reasonable. VERNON-New six room Colonial called hills 1 railcrn fi-A j PAINTING AND paperhanglni Y'mi Are pr^RAnlly emplfiyrd lielivor Ml Public Hearing of an Interior plot of land, now In P. V. Tongren Broker, "Anything with attached garage Ruilt-rn the Articles of Confederation, the No 4 U•^a^ ('licildlcl one Inn pHIlCl ALTERATIONS to kitchens, hath Heve r«r Wedgewood -week. C. Jennings, 107 High St., I Good clean workmanahhlp at ran ______I Rural Residence Zone, approxi­ Whitney n o t ic e Rockville. In Real Estate." MI 8-6321 range and oven. Fireplace sun Articles of Association, and the inuk Md BILEHi Kozv, URffi i47 I rooms attics, cellars porches or eonahle rates 30 years In Man BABY SITTING evenings. Own' Propo.sed Additional Q Was the name Ohio first mately 2460' St of Keeney You are given this notice as the THREE ROOM apartments, *90. deck. 1'4 baths, three bedrooms, United States Constitution. lOi, r\i rllrnl uniiflltlon |4,30() ‘ plnyriMini Plumbing, C9ri’''nlr\ Chester, Raymond Flake. 1^ Are over 21 Bids will l)e accepted until 5 P.M., Ml 9-5229. Ml 3-7444. applied to the river or the state? transpoilalion Day rare In my Appropriation Street. (Included in above de­ owner or owners of land and build­ ANDOVER—For the small family high wooded lot Brlckfront. Nn ,X in.M WVl'l MhilP Uii.tnr 4641MMI .li'hBrn R Im- (hIwh' r re eleclrice and masonry Aluminum 9-9237 own home MI .3-00.10, ’ ! Saturday Nov. 21 for the following *17.400. R. F, DImock Co, Real­ A The name Ohio is an In­ YOU ('AN In accordance with provisions of scribed land). Applicant, Frank ings upon which the cost, or a por­ equipment for Civil Defense: One Farina anil Isind for Sale 71 or retiring couple. A quality built Q From what Is Russian vodka 'A|th fifth vilu'el Dnotl (n*uhllon llrthlri Rnllln^ Millpi Roiil# 44A, aiding Garages, cottages, out Wood. VERNON—One three room apart­ home of generous proportions con­ tors, Ml 9-8248, dian wofd meaning "great " It made ? MaiiRfirltl. (;Aifirl(i 0 447ft 1 PIlDEKsaiONAI Exterior and In- Karn High Im ome (liapter V. .Section 8, of the Town tion thereof, of said pump station (1) 10 kw. Electric Plant, (Kohler • 41M1.% ! I.ulltitngi. room additions N.ialde PART-TIME office wor k, hours 9 ’ TOLLAND TPKE.-^ To change ment with garage, stove, refrig­ FOR DIFFERENT sixes atiO Qrpes taining approximately 1 200 sq. was first given to the historic A Is la distilled from rye or tcruu painting Painlers and pa Work your own htmre a m. in I ;.30 p m. dally, all day] CTiartei : and force main .may be assessed in or equal) four cylinder, liquid erator. One three room apartment N'l (i U>M ( ’hfvinh't flump li'Ui k, ' Englncerlm; Compenv, IlK., 34 to Business Zone II, all or part of of farms and land tracts srithm 2u ft. living space, luxury features, XXXII river which borders this stste. potatoes. Oak St Ml 3 1428 j pcihangcr iivailahle on ahori no­ Work In your own area Saturday. Write Box K, Herald. | Notice Is hereby given that a accordance with provisions of the cooled 180 G.L.B. Ga.soline engine, with garage, stove, refrigerator. ’ A good running Inii k. Auto Driving School 7-A Have pleaaant. ateady work an area now in Resiclence Zone AA, miles of Hartford. '.Awrencs F. 1*4 baths, one floor living. low - - « tice Fre. rstiinnics Rernard I-4>- Public Hearing before tire Board of General Statutes and the Town AC. 115/230 volt, 60 cycle, single References. Ml 9-2837. Flano, Broker M] 9-8910 heating costs and easy mainte­ VERNON—New s(X room split Q I.! the Basque language re­ ALI TYPES of carpentry work! In A home maintmanre ‘maineaa WOULD LIKE TO rare for child Re.sidence Zone A, and Rural Resi­ Q What other parts of certain zier, ('o\enlry. PI 2 9482, Directors of the Town of Manches­ Charter. phase remote starting. Plus (1) nance. Situated on large lot, nice­ level. High wooded lot. Cathedral lated to French or Spanish? No 7 r.MH 1 111rt lintmiiHl K ^ flump M ANOIIK.STKP Driving A. n.leiuv done, aitcratloua. dormers, roof 1 No Aelling, no ranvaaalng. In my home. Best of references. dence Zone, bounded on the south MAIN STREET—Four rooms, 1st banana plants may be used be­ ter, Connecticut will be held In the Objections to the proposed sewer radio shielding, factory installed, 280 ACRE FARM, garage, poultry ly wooded and landscap'ed, neigh­ celling with redwood beams. *’ullt- A -Basque Is a very old lan­ t nick Ll kr nr\s luni offri* hrhiml the whrri und Ing, porches, etc L’aJ) Ml 9 9Bai j FXTKRlOR and Interior painting. Writ* Box L, Herald. Miintcipal Building Hearing Room, hy Tolland I'pke.; on the east by construction will be heard by the floor. Ideal combination office and sides their fruit? ( 11 100 gal. fuel tank. Batteries, house, hay storage bam, 36 Ues, bors, but not too near. Bus serv­ In range and oven. I'a baths large guage. not at all like French or Nu ^ I1*M ('hr\?n|rl Dj Inn enhin uhiNRrnom inRtruullonn fnr 13 IH, O il tng a reflniahed Paperhang:ing. CALI* CH 9-524N. 10 A.M N T M. on the follownlg matte,- Tue.sday. property .N, F Bryan: nn the north Board-of Directors at a hearing to Installation anr' freight. ‘ home. Heat, hot water furnished. A - Some kinds of banana plants IT vrni olflu, ('*rI1 Mr. MirlHtP. cement stable, pens, concrete silo. ice. Easily financed. See this for fireplace. Finished laundrv room. chRBMs A pttoil trmk ('APPENTEP—Experienced In all Walipnpor hooka Fatimatea given , GIRL DESIRE.S day work, general Nov>mber 18, 19.18 at 8:00 P.M.' hy the Wilbur Cro.!s Highway. Ap­ be held in the Verplanck School on The Director reserves the right Furniture available. MI 4-0238 af­ .Spanish. There are many village prodiice a n.seftil flb,r. The leaves PI 2 724ft fields o( ( nrpentry Gouirari nr TTRK COMT’ ANY trainer Young rleatiing arid ironing. *1 .n hour 7 room house, bath, furnace heat. It has charm. Call Kathrlne Pratt, Garage. Three bedrooms *17,990. dialects, each with Its own pro­ 47Tir. Fuliv roverert by mauranre Cal! I A proposed additional appro­ plicant, Oak Lodge, Inc. Olcott Street, Manchester, Conn, to reject an.v and all bids. Bids are ter 5. Spring water. Nice location. Price R F. DImock Co., Realtors, Ml of certain kinds are uaed to roof rcnanuahle houriy mica Ml h man to Iram with a leading lire ' and transportation. Tel. Ml 9-8146. PI 2-7896, Or J. Watson Beach. JA No 0 HM*> D(oi(;r pickup tnn k A Fdwarrt R Pnue. MI lOOS priation to the Special Town Detailed descriptions of the at 8:00 P.M., November 24, 1958. to be mailed to Manchester Civil *16,000. Clark's Real Es­ 9-8248. nunciation. houses or to make mats, bags and M ( iin ’lei X'K'S \tnnrhpn(pi r lend­ 3 07,71 manufai'lurr r. I*earn all phaara TWO r 6 o M apartment, furnished 'Terms. 2-2118. good tmi'k Fire District for piircha.ie of abo\ e proposed zone changes may TOWN OF MANCHESTER Defense, c/o The Municipal Build­ tate Agency, Vergennes, Vt. baskets. ing driving m liool Tlucp nkillrtl, C’KILINDS «atid fim«»hrd whit- of dialricl and waiehouae opera- BABY SITTING Friday and Satur­ he seen in the Planning Office and twin beds, older people preferred. uniirtenu.R innlnutorn. (flARR room E.\rEPIEN('ED cnrpeiil.‘rh, ape- day evenings Mrs Ijirigue, 93 s pumper with 7.10 gallon wa­ Richard Martin ing. XXXIII j! eiOMl mtoiior paintiHg Fvenmgn tiona while IrAining for Advance­ a; on tile in the Town Clerk's Of- MI 9-1109 or MI 9-5918. MANCHESTER, BOLTON L ex il NotICM Q 'What king assisted King in.nl l uct lonn for Ift, Ifi, 17 vfRr clallzlng In alteratif.u.x reonira ment to other oj>eiRttohal or aalra ter lank and appurtenances, General Manager John Mem See Buil Michnlnl. and SaturilavR. ('all Ml -i-ROlft Center SI , MI .3-1822 after 6 p.m. f • gnd maps may be seen In the Houses for Sale 72 ANDOVER, VERNON Solomon In the building of the m1(Ir 'rrirplume Mr. Mortlonk, anti roofing C'nII rtmrlca W * *23..100, Advt. No. 6969 Director of (Tlril Defense TWO ROOM apartment, parUy VERNON—New six room, ranch poaitlon Training period l'a-2 Planhing Department. STATB or CONNEirnCUT. Dlslrlci temple ? DiiTiior of Driver EducRlioM, I.allii op St Sona. Ml 9 0744, PI IN.RIDK .\N'D oiil.sidf' painting. yraia. Rrtjuiip phyaical aa well CAPABLE MOTHER will provide Francl.! J. Mahoney, Secretary furnished. Couple only. Inquire COLONIAL with attached garage. Rullt-tn of (.'ovsnlrj'. Probate Court, Town of m.'M; I l•■()l;l) i;o.\,. TOWN PLANNING (XIMMIS- *ll,800.No clofing costs. Attractive range and oven, fireplace Ip living A —King Hlrsm of Tyre.. Ml It 2-8.7n8 Sporlntizlng in Interior work 1/oyv a.a oierlcHl work during training. good care of children in my home Board of Directors after 5:80 p.m, Tel. MI 1-6304. One on Summit'S!.. Manchester, toyerury, November 10. 196(1 i;.\Ti;i;ri:i.si:,s. i.m , wlntrr pi Ires No job too amnll. dally for working mother Gan SION three bedroom ranch, ceramic room and basement. Wooded lot, Esia(e of Robert Stetson, a minor In A|)titudc for figurea and A aalea Manc.he.ster. Connecticut Martin E. Alvor'k Chairman bath, formica ooimters, hot water six room garrison. Offers wanted nice location. *16.800. R, F, Dimock natd Dtelricl 770 llui tini i| Itnail ,M I ;i | ir.a l.AKSuN S ( ‘iHiiici 1 IrulR first H- HinWKLL MOMK Itupt.u’cim-nt ' Oil I Ml .3 peraonnlily re(jUire(1. Give com­ also provide overnight care here. FIVE ROOM flat, 2nd floor. Pipe below *18,000. Have others up to ] Present, lion Elmore Turklngton, Q—What pen name was used Co. Allcrulloua. ml.liticus gn Dated at Mam-heater, Connecti­ Dorothy C. Jacobson. .Secretary neighborhood, central location. heat, excellent construction 100' Co., Realtors, MI 9-8248. Judgr. by the American author. Mary ' tui-HOti tliU'ing Ri hnni liniiipd. plete rcflume in flral letter Kdu- If desired Transportation ar­ cut this 10th day ot November, frontsge, trees. Carlton W Kutek- ,*29,800. ini:; p o n t i.M' i '..tiiim.i luti.ii.ip *’eitific,| RMil nppitivrd imw ttf- rngca Roofing and .-.i.luig c\|icila RAINTKK 'anti paper Iiangei . lero- ranged on (x'caalon. Vicinity of Manche.ster, Conpecliaut Adults preferred. Available Dec. The 17th day of November. 1964. at O Harn Alsop Stiire-\*asa ? catHMi. experiomr. etc. >11 >’om- 19.18. » Oclolrer 31. 1988 ' 1ns, MI 9-S1S2. to ,o'clrK:k In the foretirton, at a v'oirrt I V II lone I .|.||,, ||,■,|||■I (;,,|„| 11,, fet iiig I I'l.Rsroiuu nml hehiml Aluniimim claphoiinl.x ii vp.',|.ill\ rjilnj. (htMti clean jom rraponahle Avery St , Manchester. Wapping, 1. Call MI 3-4041 after < p m. XXXIV of Pmliate to be held at the Probate A Mary O'Hara, She Is beat- pMt r R Yem ha. MI ft «ftl4 panv henefiia and IniUrance. Advt. No. .1613 Advt. No. .1685 $13,200 CAPES g'.'.fl c.miltlif.ii . 'Icnn, nul.mmli. in.stiurth»n fnr tcningriR I Incxccllcit wm-krtiapahip Enxv Write Box M. Herald. Vernon Circle. Call Ml (.0.l8t. j Offlre rn. the Town nt t'nverrtrv le known as the writer of 'My FURNISHED five room flat, first MANCHESTER— Beautiful Cape Priced from *I1,()00 to *21.000. COVENTRY —Attractive five room ' herebr- aaeigned tor a trearlriK ti(>on rhe Ir.7ji.xmi.".xi.iii L'.io .Ml 9 liiiK’ Ml n R073 huilgci tenua Ml 9 610.1 ,,i TP plus breezsway and larage oads our special, a new over-sized four Friend Fltckn " her first full- 7-9109 I 6 FINISHHED ROOMS. Completely redecorated floor, gsrage, excellent location. ranch. lArge kitchen, three bed- final arenuntiru: .d tire Ottatdlane Ar- Call MI 3-6458 after 5, PI 2-7013. . of extras. An excellent ht.me and finished down, for onlv *12,41.1. 5% rooms, nice living room, large lol. i room as per application nn file nrtoe length book. since last occupancy. Nice lot. Convenient loca­ priced right at *14.900. Four fam­ lulli anireare. It is FHA and 10% VA. Available to A comfortable home for modest 1 <)RDLRKD' Thai the (iitardlatr of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED RnonnK-Si(lini{ lb • SEPTtq TANKS SEPTIC TANKS tion. Minimum down. MANCHESTER—Centrally located. ily house plus six car gars(tge. In qualified buyers. living, Priced at only *12,650. R. said estate rshlbrt -aid ar'coirril irt eatd Q What part of the arnica ('leaned and Inatnlled Beautiful 3'-, room apartments. nice neighborhood and 1" good F. Dimock Co , Realtors, MI t'oMtl at the day and In.trr alrnv,' riien- plant Is used in me-dicine? SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION Q11, A1.1T Y AT E It I a17 and 'w w k AND condition, just i:educed. Call on , lionrd and llral mdU:.- nt the trrtre arrd *100 - *115. Heat, hot water, jani­ RANCH F:S . 0.5248. j plar,. sni lor salil hearing be given to A .Every part of the plant con­ manahip Any type of roofing ami FOR THE VERY REST IN HOMES CALL tor,' garage, extras. BU 9-8395. this one. Weekend special, short Have many lo choose' from. tains arnlrin. of which the medi­ GROVE STREET aiding k'or fire oatimatre rail • SEWERS ' converse j at) persons know rt to be Interested In Name klarhlne Oltwned PLUQ8ED SEWERS way out, 4'4 room ranch ulu- gs­ Priced to sell. *11.300 up to *28.600. BUCKLEY SCHOOL Sectiotv M- ; said estate bt rarrsltrg a rn|i> of tirls cine i.! made Addreika Mam hokter Roofing. Nfl ft-Rft33 JR. R. F. DIMOCK Co. Ml 9-5245 'THREE AND four room apart- rage, nice condition. Full price tractlve five room rarveh on large ] ord.-r to be inilrllsbed one (inte trr w.me Frnrst L Brn\in a.i-i [■klnH M. Hiovin 1 k t;mvr Ml.. Some have two! or more >rrcs: I newsiiaiier having a rlrculallon In said .Mathiiit CUaRti R. F. bIMOCK CO. ' ments. Call MI 9-4071, 5 to 7 p.m. *10,500 Over 60 more listings of Have some anxious sellers looking lot Fireplace Full/ basement. dlrvlrlrtellwte-i—l strdAe,s4 |ru!(-d on el,..ih,. rruhllr idpr Lrtwrenre !• Mallmi hi,i K.«thrr K Mnihui 22 I;rove S: • INSTALLATION only. Lillian B. ('"prl.tiul iMie » am) Septic Tanks, Dry Welle, Sewer SEE OI'R CI.ASRIFIRD ADS XXXX more kinds. Call the EHiovorth for offers. Easy financing to quali­ Price *16.500. Cash riquired *2.100. f peel ni-Hrest w tr-rr -aid minor r-elde.! SPECIALIST Ml 9-524S Mitten Agency, Realtors: Ml fied buyers. Mortgage 30 year term Madeline ' in tirr’ Town r.f Covrorcy seiri by regis- I.V ROBERT D. MURDOCK heat and hot water furnished, 5>4 ROOM RANCH in South Wlnd- A few from *17,800 to *21 '00. MAN(OTESTER~rjiIit 'Isled: Ex­ H*thcr1 Slrt««»n. HKD Nn 1. rovpn* Corner FdmumI !•’ I’lrla nii' (Vinn., M re M.i ri'M> L K\ i1c MaKINNEY BROS. Ml S-S87S Ml S-«472 i at fivr (late h/fnrp naM timr •»* .3H i ;ro\ r Sr i "Anything In Kent Ealnte!’’ tirainago Ca. TELEPHONE tion. Adults. MI 9-2390. scaped. fruit trees. Storm win­ LOTS location. Rooms are large, bright I ■Irnf'fl. rJreemMHHl ln« S«w«rcra« Oitpesoi Co. dows. *15,600. Xn 4-1808. and clean and there Is an ample I KLMOIU: Tl HKINiJTnN Jud«p SAND BANK 74 4 Mam si | Ml f . 3266 $15,990 4*4 ROOM garden type duplex Wifi be glad to show you lots and You am heel.. !,..|ifir,l that Ihe Prrsidem nr rue Ml 3-6321 Ml 9-4143 I2a-I82 Peari HL - Ml S-S9fl8 well kept yard. Mortgage guar­ Yea. we can’t cjunoutlsge It, and r»ue«t(*ra of the apartment, nice location, ’ *105 *11,900 SIX ROOM home, 2 baths, prlcery on new homes. j UISTRin* OK roVKNTRY. Pro-1 Elglilh-.Sr lionl •,|„| niriip, D,.i,.,rt of the Tow , of Manrhcslei pi-npo«r anteed. Soacious three bedroom haia Court. Novpnibf'i Ui A.D lft5* 1 the choice ranch that we have monthly Includes heat, hot water, oil steam heaL aluminum storms, ranch with all conveplences, lo­ ! KaUtn of Mmiitp I. Rrnlrhplirr. lalp at sot licnrvr Street haa one of tr. Conalruil ■. ■..rrnlarv xc^^ ci In Grove ,S| ilrrnrtgh lo .irrmmrt stovq. refrigerator and parking. $^l . appun.ximntrly ti70 feel double garage, large lot, Carlton LAWRENCE F. FIANO cated hr AA Zone and only two j of Covpiitfy. Id DlPtrirl rtpcrappil , the best hand banka we have (Tal) MI 9-4255 any time. W. Hutchins. Ml *-6182. Broker years old Mortgage can i* as­ ! UtKm tha appllcnllmi of R$'njiiinln ('. Vorr arc grvrn lirrs ...... lire m.uci r.r m. trrrs of larnl or birlld- ! RnnirlinUnr. praylnc that D'ltrra of ad- ever had (or aalr. But It does sumed. Elsie Mever, Realtor, Ml mlniPtrnUon ma> bn i;raniFd on anld Insure you privacy. No one can Ings uport uhlcli lhc',n'.| . f .sin h csin.sl i in | mn a.ssraseii .Siren MI 9-5910 9-5824 or MI 3-6930. natatp rrprnarijtrfi intnatatn d**c«*rt»**«1 e.'Hci4.snic:-| may rrn |n.||. r, | i n|im t n.iral c share or I he i ost i.f nr ellrirrna r i r S H ERE may b*- proved, approved. aUowrd and look in your back windows. The admUl^'d lo prohHic an ivnr appilcatinn he^Hc IS nice. Pecky cypress reo eliullCH Hinl Sim-c.v.s ilr-l.iiicil nmliinj; |.i|,ans atnl sricr ifn allons coil WEST SIDE on mnrp fully appears. U la o f iict)Ul.sltion „• any I;,ml ,i |„ni„-itv ncc-ssaia lo, ihc ,,nisi met l-m . $14,990 $20,0l00 room, built Ins, etc. All the Wanted—Real Estate 77 ORDICRKD Tliat aald application bo neighbors are after me to get It intcr-e.st cha i gr-a rionm; ,,„.sim , i„,i, legal ...... I,,., f,.ns o, „„v olhc' i ' ■ubstantial and attractive family hpnrd and ddurmlnod at tbp Probatn expenae.s ini nlcnl.il In in,. . nin|.|,.| n,„ „r ihc n .n I, NEW R.\N(’H. 3 hefiimtinH. Built-fn stove anti Officu In C*»vf*ntry In »*ald Dlatrlrt. on sold . . . why not look it over. THE b e r k e l e ^ MOPIFIKD C.APE; 7 rooms.,IjtrRe rear patio. $17,900 home of six large:rooms oh quiet lh*» 20th dav Of Novrmbor A D. IftW. at oven. Paneled fireplace wall. Tile bath. Full ARE YOU CONSIDERXN'J 10 o'clock In (ho (orrnooiL and (bat a Forget the price, these owners A j.jihln' h'.r.-ing ...... |,„. |„,,|a,.sc,| mr.sinninrn „„,| ||,c ,n NEW Attached RaraRe. Paneled dininR room. Rec­ CAPE COD. Nice six room Cape Just off Porter street, Two baths, eteam oil heat, SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? want to srIL poHCrl'a.s.sc-.sinc.I.s n ,l| h,- |„.|,| nl 7 .III I'M \ ,vc,„nc, '4lh Itr.S basement. Amesite drive. lO^'r dojwn, FHA. baths. Princeton'St. NEW COLONIAL 6 rooms, I ' j baths, built-in public notlco be Elvrn 4>( (hr jwndency reation- rnom. 2 St. Full basement. Aluminum eombinations porches, aluminum screens and Wa will appraise your property of aald appllcaiion and th«' time and ,‘^MALL LOT m il""' i‘ k';'’ '", "I"' I "•""■u I l■M.■l^,,„sc „| Man, ,,,ni stove and oven, near school And shopping. sUhrms. Also two-car garage. Price free and without any Jblifr'ion. nlacp of ncarinir ihrrron, by publisih- IPMmmI f'-lim ■ I""|| "t .Mam In-.slci \ , on\ has been filed i-r Nice lot. mif a copy of thl« nrd^r onco In But J$ist off Broad Street H *16,700. We alao buy property tor ca^. newanaprr havinir a circulation in aald the office of llie (.IciK ainl non he in.s|ici trr| .it th'r 1' i.ir Hou.se LOWEST PRICED SPORTSCAR Member Multiple Lteung Dlitricl. and by poatlnf’ a copv (hereof Ihls de' luxe ranch of 5 large STANLEY BRAY, Realtor on (he public alim'Poat In (hr* Town of (rooms. Built by the Master I'u " " ’'"'■'7' conaiMi, inn, 4.,|| |,e heard hv Ihe • UP T o fill PER GALLON rovrntry , In aald Dialrlct. at least five Craftaman himself, Joha Ponfl- • BIG CAR RIDE IVoliKcrco.'MT 9-5245' R. F. DIMOCK Co. Ml 9-5245 MADELINE SMITH, Realtor BRAE-BURN REALTY days before wild dav of h.^arlna. m a tn cra t.’rhat’V m e '''' ...... MI S-627* EIaMORK TURK1N<;T0N. Judge. celli. AH plaster (few cracks), • 8PORT.S t Alt HAM)LL\(. IL F. DIMOCK Co. Ml 9-5245 MI 9-i642 fireplace with ui$k|ue< (? ) panel­ Dated at Mancheater...... i,,a,l. ,|hi,s inii, ,i„a „f Noven',her. IMA.’ • LEG ROOM PH S IVouNcicrcl ir LiqroB rRBiiiT • FIRKRGI.A.S BOIfV SELLING YOUR home? For ing. Pull cellar, ameaite, combi- t h e PREfalDENI AiNti RtiAPD OF I>IREt'T('R.s (iF TDF F T o w m NEW RANCH. 6 rooms, 3 btMrnonts, builL-in .La r g e r a n c h . Prime location near couniri' : NOTICE o r APFUCATION nations. No aldewalks to above!, SCHOOL AND UTILITIE.S DISTRICT ' " ™ E EIGH HI THK PKK'K IS S l'a P .ii P MANCHESTER—*500 down. Urge proftipt, efficient, courteous serv This IS to give Botic* thsi 1. FIIBD rancer and bven. Basement RaraRe, fireplace, club. This beantiful home on a larRe wooded 6 AND 6 d u p l e x :. Nice condition in and out, NEjJV COLONIAL. Sjx. vooma with garage« six rdOra horns. Thrss bedeoomsi lee and (^raising without obliga­ r. DUMMITT of 99 Summet St. Msn- MUiHI yard to maintain . . . tyals By: Leon A. Tliorp RIGHT .\T ONI.Y ...... l / 4 d Built by U A R. Built-in siove and oven. full csllar, oil hesL Two-car ga- cbester, hsv* filrd an application datefi tha 1 ^ uuui’a deettm houid Rernard August amesite drive. Riiilt by IT & R in Manchester. Jot is one of the fine.st listinRs in its price class. oil hot air heat alaminum combinations. Nice tion, call 8. ^ Beechler, realtor, Oct. 11. 1968 with Ih* Liquor CoBtret President Director' rags, caose to Main St. An excel- MI S-6999 or Wesley R. Smith, Ae- Sensibly and falriy priced. Edwgrd Moriarly Larff flrepbc4i Sun deck. V/t baths. 3 bed­ Commlaaloo for a Grocery Beer permit Deul.s E 'k'l-eche.lle LE.SS THAN lot. Convenient location. rooms. Beautiful view. Isnt buy. Hurry on this one! sociatee. MI 9-8952. Member MulU- for the tala ot alcoholic Uauor on tha Vacaat. Director Director CENTER MOTOR SALES Msnchestsr Realty Oo^Ted Oood- pls Ustlng Service. $>remUea 99 8u$pmer St., Manchetler. C«rtifie4 By: Joseph Volt* TUe buatneaa Is owaed by FRED \ 4«t MAIN fT. $17,900 *30,000 dtUd; M I S-OOOQj or MI S-6M*. DUMIUTT. ot 4 Humpbrsr St.rBuV aerk U anN U S dfANTHD. Mngia . and ford, rand wtll bs cooductM tar FIUDD $15,800 $18,700 ■■.009 CASH mort. DUMMITT. ot 4 Bumphrey Si. Hart­ ass4mss tiso-tamUy bouaaa, Mtmber at V;' ■ . ' ■' gags en tMs IH noni ranch wltli MUI. Boirard a Baatiiiga. Raai< ford. ae pernUUea.------Bfu elui garags. O m k t Mg gU M . tor. Ml •>*»! aag.tlaM, nuED ouMMrrr. ■ '-a . AC ‘ f ’’T

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Average Daily Net Preaa Run PAGE TVITXTY-ETGHT WEPNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1968 T | i« Wwtlicr For Um WMk Badinr r oroeoot of O. B. Wenttar Hlaiirhpstpr lEtt^niitg ffprald Nov; StiY MSS Not iH^oool toBiclit, Hgtit min. F o g dovnioplnc taedglit 12,825 Lew nenr 4t. OeMiohMinl light rata Membor of the Audit or dftesle M ily Fridaj. Hlirh near Borewi of Olteotetiop Manche$ter-—A City of Village Charm At HALE’S you VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 38 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) M A N C H E S T E R C O N N „ T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 13, 1958 (Claaolfled AdTortiolng on Pngn *S) PRICE FIVE CENTS W i t h Naturally Coup Try Jury to Probe Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 1.7 {A7— Bernard Zlevalkink had to sell his suburban Grand Rapids home last April to P&W Aircraft Given make way for a new express­ Foiled in way. (4 Negro Arrests Before buying a new home. Zevalkink checked with state highway olfielals about other Argentina expressway plans. He said he Wdaliington, Nov. IS {JP) .^ter the Negroes’ arrest that "out­ was given a clearance on his Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers side agitators" who came to Birm­ new property and bought It. Buenos Aires, Nov. 13 (i^ ingham would «ee the Inside of the This week the atate dia- *20 Million Navy Job — President Arturo Frondizi said today he has order^ a closed plans for a new express­ city Jail. crushed an attempted palace With Green Stamps grand jury investigation of At the news conference, Rogers way. whether the recent prrest of also announced the Justice Depart­ "nie new route lies right coup last night and oil work­ you’re SU R E to get Negro ministers in Birming­ ment is considering recommend­ through Zcvalkink's living ers’ postponed a nationwide GREEN STAMPS ing to congress the enactpient of room. ham, Ala., violated their civil strike. exactly what you want rights. new civil rights legislation, some The threaleneil strike had Four J-75s of it bearing on the School deseg­ sparked the political crisis. The nil Rogerx saft tic did not know THURSDAY, NOV. 13th, FROM regation controversy. workers are opposing s govern­ — when you w rnt it exactly how «pon the grand Jury Rogers said, however, that no A ir Force ment plan to gel foreign help in 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. With All Cash Sales w-Ul begin it* work. He said that roncltisiona have been reached. developing Argentina's nstlonal- Go on Each It will be as soon as possible. "W e hope that anything that we ixed' oil industry, The federal grand Jury will be will recommend will be actually The coup was led by Vice Pres­ convened at Birmingham. helpful,” Rogers commented. Bars Data ident Alejandro Gomez, according Big Bomber Rogers told a news conference Legislation under consideration. to official reports. He denied it. hie call for a grand Jury Investi­ Rogers said, touches on recent ' Deputies and .Senators of the ruling gation followed the refusal of Eu­ bombings of synagogues and At Inquiry Intianalgent Radical party early Hartford. Nov. 13 (/P)— gene Connor, Birmingham's com­ schools. *! J today called for hi.s re.signation Pratt Si Whitney Aircraft His impeachment by Congios.s was missioner of public safety, to di.s- Rogers' announcement of thv Divi.sion of United Air­ CU88 the matter with F B I agent.s. grand Jury inquiry fociiaed further ! Washington, Nov. 13 (.Ti Air threatened. Rogers said Connor also had In­ on Alabama the current federal Force Secretary .lames H, Doug­ RackeN, A C R n .A N and R A Y O N BI.F..ND agement of the program was good, DRESSES Douglas was called hefoic the with flu hut buoyed by a swifi vote VP-6M.S and produced by the M ar­ FLANNEL PAJAMAS Harvester, Chrysler House Government Information of confidence from his military tin Company of Baltimore. The forces, oidercd Ids luiiusters to Regular $8.98 to_$17.98 BLANKETS sifbcommittee to answer com­ number of these alrrrafl to be pro­ plaints by Comptroller General Jo­ make a supreme eflort to settle a duced for operation by the Navy Thare’» non# tvarmrr than Ihoa# mat full Ibn., 72" X 90” x4" n\Ion hln 8 to This strike, which slsrled two The contract is one more con­ " *3.00 „A5.00 $1.98 Onl^’ thmiiirh our .Now Vork offlpp war. \vp *I>Ip to Hit by UAW Strikes was flouting the law by refusing to M. week.^ ago, is paralyzing the rich ohtnin KilPh a raliio! make the report available to gov­ crete step in Ihe suecess story of 00 oilfields'in (MendoBA .at the foot of the J-77 engine, now rated as the SPECIAL SALE Bp pmHt for fhppp! ...... Kerb .^.Ir Ir ernment auditors. Ml Iripm i>ur J the Andes Mountain*!' moat powerful production turbojet 1.480-member force walked Defending the Air Force posi­ This is the view of tlie wreckage of the frame house following an exploalon and fire which killed Regular S2.98-^SPECIAL By THE A8SOC1ATRD PRF.SS 8 the Government mediators have tieen In Ihe world at over 20 000 pounds’ rouul.Ti NOW ...... tion. Douglas said Jt was the tradi­ seven young children In Fort Wayne, Ind., early today. (A P Pholofa.xt. 8.00 Strikes by United Auto Workers out, works manager J. S. Daily unable to settle the strike and the thrust (without sfterhiirnpri imions today shut down Interna­ said non-striking employes were tional practice of military depart­ oil workers union made threats of EXTRA SPECIAL! HALE'S "STUROYWEAR" ments not to make public internal The rugged J-77 has also been Children's Dresses tional Harvester (Jo. plants given three days' nolle- of lay­ a nationjvide walkout. snapped up by the Air Force for throughout the nation and para- off.,. Ortlce worke. were assigned advisory reports such as the one Frondizi called the Mendoza #/ Ijy the Air Force's own inspectors. use in Its advanced interceptor, the .\ ^ I.IINS. OR(, A.MM ami 1N% VIRBIN ACRILAN BLANKETS a ...... N39 lyied production at the Chrysler to preparation of pay checks for strike a Communist-inspired insur­ dclla-wtnged Convalr F-016. an'l SEAMPRUFE" SLIPS (5orp. In Detroit. Ihe entire canton force. He cited a presidential state­ rection and declared Argentina un­ nrtir nin < in io n s in s i/ ks .1 in ax 7 Children the yetlo-come Republic F-105 72x90 aizr for twin or douhle boda. W'hal a value! Sn wArm, an Hg^ht. mothproof^ nylon Some 3!?,000 U AW members The U A W gave the go-ahead ment Aug. 12 that heads of execu­ der a slate ot siege Tnesdsy. Hun­ tive departments may keep appro­ flg hi er-bomher-interceptor. Winter COATS SPECIAL hound. C'olora: Pink, yellow, tnn, llj^ht green and bine. were on strike at Harvester plants for the strike after the company dreds of Communists, Peronlstas, ’These aircraft use a single J-77. as Th# n#w Srampnif# proportioned priate information confidential in Krii. !H;.!IK, Ilalr'a "Charmhtiuae” heavy uelght I00"o Arrllan Blanke^a. Reg. $15.9A...... 9I2.!)*1 whUe a walkout by 8,000 office rejected a union package proposal and otliers weie arrested. does the advanced model of the Roattm Hlip la the Hrat 8 hoanm ai/.# th- nu*'lic Interest workers stalled the asaenibly line for a new contract to replace the Frondizi crushed the coup hid Navy's Chance Vnught F8TI-3 in­ NOW *5 29 to fll o\#r ^ onr t»rn for a at (Sirysler. one which expired Aug. 1. Since Douglas argue'l it is Important with the siippoil of the seiirelanes In Indiana Oil Fire New Chairman NOW terceptor (earlier models used P amoothcr and all o>er pcrfrrt Picket linea k’ere reported order­ that date U A W members have that the Air Force management of the Army, Navy and Air P’drre, > ou n#\#r Unr>^ befoi r. Sl/p* 81, * WA's J-77 engine), competing Regular $39.98 ly as the strike went off at 7 a m contributed to work under an ex­ have the benefit of inspections and surrounded the govemrfient llcif. s l.'IS.. '8 fi. $0.88 Bridgeport, Nov. 13 lAh -- The with the McDonnell twin-engine Hale’s “Charnihottse’’ RAYON, NYLON BLEND BLANKETS "capable of stern, impartial self- (local time) in 1.7 Harvester tension of the old contract. palace with armed guards. Fort Wayne, ind,, Nov. 13 (A*; "“have occurred near the nil furnace. rift in Fairfield County Republican F4H plane, powered by General to $49.98 Values! NOW *4.29 plants. analysis and criticism " His administration gained, a 7'2" \ 9(1" »irp. MiuIp fur our Npiv York i.lflpp by onp of thp poiinfrlpn InrKPRt mlllp! Duane Greathouse, U A W vice Seve n young children ranging In on spurting from severed lines circles grew wider today over Electric J-79 engines. REGULAR S5.98 Last ditch efforts to avert the "If these reports are released Ill thpir liiip. this hinnkpl is :iin.9.S. Kiiii 4 poiindR, 7 hpmiHfill poiorn. SA 00 president and director of Its agri­ breathing spell when the oil work­ age from 7 weeks to 11 years died fed the flames. .sparring for a siiecesior lo County Th* big Xiartin Sea'master. pro­ walkout failed last night after fed­ outside of the department, it la ers at 2 a m. pul off for 96 hours today when an explosion and fire T' ' r'nrU fUlil *nlul rn|«»re In Hpr. *9.9.7 \aiiip: SPFCI.M...... "^ O .W W cultural Implements division, said , , ^ The 31-year-old Mrs. Gammons GOP Chairmsn William H. Bren­ totypes of which began to fly ex­ inn- , M nol eral mediatoi’s huddled with man­ Harvester had rejected union de- human to H roared through a frame house in sobbed hysterically to police that nan. perimentally In July 19.77. had agement and labor officials. mands for a contract similar to a tendency °!\ . (Continue'' on Page Two) the soulhweft‘ part of th* city. ahe awoke when the alarm clock Several GOP town committees been using J-71 turbojet engines, Picket lines were posted by the that granted in the auto Indus-i thp?e making inspecllons to sof^^^^^^ Mr. and Mrs. George Gammons went off, fed the youngest hahy were reported ready to pull out of criticism, avoid doubtful niatter, produced by the Allison division of U A W at plants and parts depots try. Specific union demands have j managed to c.scape from the B jo nm and then eneoiinlered smoke as Ihe Republican County organiza­ Sind general'y be more restrained," General Motors Corp In Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, not ^ e n spelled out. | dwelling, after throwing an Eighth she lrie I I.UOII conditions and inclusion of em­ furnish the comptroller general" mllea per hour, and flies at an alti­ Reg. 5.95. B. F. Goodrich. four plants struck in the Chicago and liniise.s. heavy smoke from going through smith li for Ihe post. I.nrj;# aaaortment to ployes in company parts depots a complete copy of the re|)ort.' tude over 40,000 feet. l.atex foam, regular size, CO O O area. The frantic parents tried to aave the kitchen to reach the bedroom The West porters declared in a rliooae from Talloretl and BED PILLOWS and transfer houses., .TTie . . company , ,, I Douglas said it would be un- Missing Girl, 11 AAi.E ...... Unaffected by the strike were their oilier children bill were where five youngsters were sleep­ statement issued here Isst night Necond Rig Oontract atttiir art in not klnr#a, he added, insists on dealing 'ffou V fortunate if this stand by the Air This 1* the second major con­ BLOUSES Harvester’s New Orleans twine with non-production forced lo flee again by leaping ing. tliai they were ready to withdraw plna. oarriiiKa and Itrarr Rfir. $9.98. Full size. O Q R^X:. Ismt«x foam. ..„,i employes in p-0|-(.r created "the erroneous Im- Preston, Nov. 13 (A*! .Search tract for P A W A announced wuthin rn. mill, a Otlumbus, Ohio, parts de­ such deposit, flames ami thick smoke pouring I The parents then Jumped from from the county OOP organization Iota. (ini.thed 21” X 27” . Fach # e V O Rxtra plump nlxe. K.AI.R . . . M.47 pre.ssion that there was, something a week'i period. Ijiat Thursday Values to $5.98 pot, and units at Milwaukee and \ Both the union and Harvester parties gave up the hunt today for through thefr home ! the window of Iheli own bedroom If Ihe new chairman Is "in any Waukesha, Wls. fundamentally wrong with this vi­ nam es were shooting 41) feet ; The two youngest children were In the department of (Jefenae *n- Th#r# \n NtHi nothlnfc lik# the r#nl Keg. (6.9.7. inn% DuPont da<'rnn j were in agreement on the amount tal (balli.stlcs missile I program.” 11-year-old Diana Duffy, who has way sIBliated with Brennan Inter­ OlBee employes were reporlerl into the air when fliemen arrived. ; beds In this room, ests" nounced award of a $9 million con­ rh ‘...... ^2.69 shut clown si eight assembly' Easy to Please Hotloal hot to ('old#**t ('old; and mn't rrark! room with their paients hv flames and smoke, ' « ’•« m iH n g because Kh\**m iun IhU.. \lunl. iliK-rtiMti.iliK rtiMti. pliihKpIllhK Hint ■olltU In «l/ig III ntk, I'atlalaii Iwoun. Buy plenty nt thin Imv. low prU*#; will At Thomaston plantS; Chrysler said 17 supplier | walking near ' the home of her Firemen said the explosion may "It was definitely a defective ri<’*lth Morano was knocked in (.) iH krlijr and ohltf' Nlprg otitlfi4t nrvoral Hm#g knitted typo*. R<>K. S L »8. plants remained in operation, some. Albuquerque, N.M., Nov. 13 grandmother, Mrs. teller Duffy, $1.00 10 * Hkillet. I qt. SAiHopnii. 34 X 7fl full «lx n ...... ^3.69 In a Sparsely settled area carburetor in the oil heater that congressional seat after (A*);- All he wents for Christ­ 8< , tti 8. ntah. hAndl# Thomaston, Nov. 13 (>PV-The :; of them only partially. caused the fire," said Del. Cspt ''rm a in Isst week’s Demo- Cnmplotdi nith ^2.95 mas. writes “an unselfish boy .She was waiting for her mother, 1 Bulletins And ro$#r. crushed body of a construction 1I A total of 48.800 workers were ■ John Carpino. I ''istic sweep. NOW *4.99 rr. H A L E ’S ( HAK.MHOUSE I.ATEX-FOA7I 1 Idled by the strike. , i of 3-3" to Santa, is Brigitte Mrs. Robert Duffy of Alton, R I., from Ihe AI’ Wires FITTED .MATTRES.S PADS worker was removed last night I s school teacher, to pick her up Carpino said Mrs. Gammons had ' Tl'e new county chairman will be I * I qt ^kAtM'OpAn. 1 ^4 qi. SAIK'OpAn. MATTRESS TOPPER PAD.S from under tons of rock and earth I Chrysler said the strike, which I , Bardot. and return to their Alton home for News Tidbits called a repairman yesterday to ; l’ » ked Sstiirdsy morning, at a l»Uh. hAndl# C f t IMah, hnndla that poured down upon him near I| involves workers in its payroll; Bui. the teller cautioned, Reg. *.7.98. $ d d O Reg. $9.98. the weekend. have it fixed. The repairman had | meeting of (he full 177-member And ro^#r, And rover. the end of his day's work Tuesday. { and timekeeping department will j "I will pick her up at the Culled from AI’ Wires HTRIHER KIUJ:n »6.95 T>vln ...... Diana's father, an auto parts not come. , i county organlzstion In Norwalk. Full bed s iz e ...... ^7.99 Rescue workers freed the torn ’ prevent it from processing pay- Post Office. If she were de­ . ChiMitw, N. Y’.. Nov. IS 'A7 — “ F’r m Cornu I \ im**' manager, said she is Intelligent but The parents and their only swr- ' Party leaders in Greenwich. Mo- and battered body of Matthew. livered. my w'ife wouldn't un- vivlng child were reported in falrjrsnn 's home town, were reported A bank robber end strongajTn Ke«. S K A Q R«’K, $7.98. has a slight nervous disturbance Only Jordan s national colors on Cardiqans SAUCEPAN SET $14.95 Pagaruln, 38, Torrlngton, from the (Continued on Page Four) derstaqd. " condition in the hospital. Gam- ; among the groups ronsiderinc thug who waa leading a w ildcat Twin b4*d ...... ^5.99 that makes her sh.v. She would not King Hussein's plane kept It from grauip of a deep, rocky ravine that mons was In extreme shock and , withdrawal from the county nr- •trike againet a reble (wmpeny I q r. 11, qr nn.i I', qr. insiits respond re».dily to strangers who being shot down last Monday, says Rc^gvlar $7.98— EXTRA SPECIAL! NYLON HOSIERY clifhg to him tenaciously for nearly could not be questioned. The girl | ------wea •hot dead by the compeny t ( OVKHS, 1 lIANni.t; nn HO KiuiKt' shrri ilark MAHRESS COVERS $2.99 44e eoch vine untiringly in the hopes that has disappeared. She left hnme in his demands for power^ to control with a .32 mllher German auto- ^^M■.| anil mnhaii. \ him K N IniMone., •> pMi Urlft. rrd. Mrjim. Kelnloitt'd >il ht>r| 'Wear-Ever" BACON GRID leftist demonstrations.' Vice Presidenl Irrilaled Mm and i h.i11 na| |n ^Irr-A .'II In in - Tnin or full hrd Ni/.cK. t«ood <|iiaht> their co-worker at the huge 17- September, but was found seven nintlc. when Dugan nished at and lot' fot t'Nlia urai. .1 silicone IrealMl. scoreh-resistnnl rov­ Carll Anri Fugate saf's she Aanforirod tinhlrnrhrd MheetiiiK uMli mllllon.-dollar federal Thomaston miles away .In Taftville. him with one hand In his pocket nr\( fall •^hatlr*.. lo'lm', Keep* liHPun from nirlini;. No lurniiiK iu tl-.s- J*| ers. Uses less heal. Elastic all around, By Canaveral Chief pleaded with killer Charles Hlark- i4rnm«i nil hniind and ulth r’ ppor dam project was still alive. Neither the family or police have aa though reaching for a gun. Ian. laiipt M/rs H> | to (that a buy! wealher to spare two of his it ad­ !*ar<. Round or .*<|Uare to fit your fi-> ptin. K.7. I s w w Though three bulldoiers were any thought that the child might Police said nn gun waa found on II. lloNetl for ( hri«linaa brought to the scene, treacherous have been kidnaped. mitted murder victl_ms. . . . Ramon Nixon’s Friends Blast French Lick. Ind.. Nov. 13 (A7 Dugan's hod.). **'*ng, ■nd shifting rock' jtfles forced the She was warmly clad. The Serra, 20-ycai-old New York. City The Air Force chief at Cape atreel gang leader, senleneed to rescue operation to proceed at a weather has been rainy and brisk, A.MEHK'A.V KIDNAPED Canaveral gave his assurance to­ Imprisonment of 20 .vears to life I a)\v . I,o \v I’ rices cautious pace. The fear of a second but not freezing. Palermo, Sicily, ,Nnv. IS i/Pi—■ Girls' Department ds,v that the nation's missile pro­ for shotgun slaying of 17-vear-old. Stassen for New Jab "Borge" BATHROOM SCALE landslide stood over the crew. The grandmother ding's to a \lberln Caatellri, 72, an Am eri­ On'Wonderful No-Iron grams are advancing "steadily and . California elemenlary school­ I M\l t I I t \ m il TO S|,( O M I I I.OOII DACRON CURTAINS They worked all through the slender hope offered by a police can citizen who enme here on a K lO SM o.Ml I I.OUU adequately.". teacher shoots rival teacher who, WeiKh.s up to 2.‘)t) llib. I.arxe fiKuri's etisv V I O T.\ii.oRt:i>— not Hi.t: .n t i t o i k d r .Hint: nt:.Ms first night under a string of lights. officer: vUtt to his birthplace, to being "The A ir Force has made great ho claims, stole his w ife’s affec­ By JA()K REIJ, *e d as a possible sspirant for the Onr (.lutip IM I’lusiU' t all .1" BOTTOSl IIKYIS When morning came they were "Somebody may have picked h'er held for ranem) hy kidnaper*, to *pf. Regr...... 'lniiii. In *l/n« 7 In II Mass. woods and don't see a paper or from becoming something of s vendetta against Vice President •h e aearch In thto inland of the jMPKriAi. sw .r. 41 ”\TI ” LONG ...... *2.98 Tbs Arm y ' then temporarily siles in the near future and glso sion of buiglary tools in Jersey have a radio and don't know who sitting duck for attacks by Re­ .Nt.xon ’’ He added in a statement: Mafia, but ••■ far haVe been un­ 4 r ’ \8l" LONG ...... *2.98 baited work at the ravine where extend our air superiority Into erattng a piower space,” MaJ. Gen. Donald N. Yates shot to death in t ar . .. Pan (*hooA# Prom many nt.^l#A RUFFLED—,7),’ ambitions are obviously men of ability and : their victim. CtoMtelln and hi* ■ FIMSIIKU RI'FFI.K shovel to help build a railroad said in a speech prepared for de­ American World Airways rialms In ne>( fall i tdnra. ( hilrh. toiletries, Etc. Nixon took in obviously Irri­ integrity and display the very wife, a well-to-»lo .New York top handle. tote«> and cut, A statement lB)ued by Lt. livery to the Aaaoefated Press record flight of five hours and 48"\.74" LONG ...... * ' * ^ ...... *3.69 tated •lienee yesterday a fresh great talent that exlats in the Re- I rr. sui^vml faded.’ Rescue teams East Hartford, Nov, 13 (A*)— President Elsenhower keeping SB"vR ...... *1.98 Pt. found his- legs protruding from showed pictures of many o f them. Union employes of the East . Haft- hands o ff selection of successor to omitted the Vice President’! name •Tolally ITnrealistic' Ing the state and persons on re­ la»ng s!»m \f . ridnre rrd and im\> In al/ra 7 In 14. the debris. But they continued He adden>ander of th|e de- I'nirap .Multi Vitam in...... S.'t.tl and M e welcome charffe account}!! <>>>/; (Jreen Tradinir Stamps are Kiven with moved. much information that we also new contract providing thiee cent.* 200 delegates to Natural Resources an.hour pay increases. (Joiincll of Connecticut gather for •Will Be N ext Preeldrnt* tic ” any, list of 1960 potentialities te<'tive (llvinlon. He was John cash sales and alao to customers who pay Ih^ir diartre account within Paganilo was marrlert and had provide the Soviet* with a val­ One A Oa>' Multi Vilamiu.s . . . .!ISc. $1.00. S'2.!)L ninth annual conservation cnnfer- A'llhough Nixon did not comr which omitted Nixon’s name lailMH-. 4(, Slassapeag Point Rd., • LADIES'BILLFOLDS ftfleen ( L>) duy.s after hilling: dale. fio children. uable .insight tifto our. progr^si !- ■The voting was heldaveslerday. In NOW *1.19 three, separate shifts at the Inter­ eaccTn Hotel Bond. ment. Secretary of Labor Mitchell Alcorn aald he couldn t take UncHsvUlF, chargeil with em­ Lai’ice .''i/.i' Rapid Sha\e ...... an insight, 1 might add, that we Marked increase In Comniiinlst did. Mitchell aald Nixon “ ought to sidea on the queation of ciindidales. bezzlement and obtaining money • FRENCH PURSES ■ m ^ P P E D m a n .SAY'RI) national Association of Machlaists l.ai'Re t'eiMU'ol .Vuti.septic ...... cannot possibly hope to get with influetice amqrig backers of revolu­ be end will be the next President but he added; under false pretense*. Albuquerque, N.M., Nov. 1$ W Halt near the plant. respect to their aeUviUes.’' . of the United States." 00c .Vika .Seltzer...... —Laborer mest . Ortega, W. Norbert Dlpn, president of the tionary I’artme in Iraq has Wash­ "The Vice Prealdenl has a ho.st • THE NEW CONTINENTAL FURSE Gen. Vktes told tji* editors the StSMen named Nelson A. Rocke­ SWIAS TOU) TO HO.ARD Ample Free Parking Rear Of Store tra{q>ed 3*v hours by three cave- lA M , . said the balloting against ington. t>. C.', officials alarmed. . . of loyal aiipportera who aie grale'- $1.7.) Rayer'a .Aspirin. Kamils I'ackaKc . . Air Force hopes to push aircraft Amerlesm' Schew Co. stockholders feller, elected governor of New Bern, Anitzertond, Nov. IS '.»7 ins In the 15-foot-dee;* trench the proposal was nearly unani­ ful to him for his vigorous cam > Al.t K.S III »I0.(K) speeds' up ,to 8,800 miles an hour prevealed hjr court order from Acl- ^—The A\)tss govrrnntrnt relied Larxe .Anacin Tahlels ...... where he Was working, was res­ mous with only a few voles In fa­ York; Henry Cabot Lodge de-!palgn this year on behalf of Re- ORLON SWEATERS and fligh t, altitudes above 100 vor of the company's offer. ing'Oii proposal to sell firm lo Tex­ feated for Senate re-electinn in upon the nation's houaeholdera cued yesterday. publtcan candidatea. organizations l.arKe Listerine .Antiseptic ...... next year. tron, Inc. . , . Delegates lo conven­ Maaaachusett* in 19S2 and ap­ today to strengthen the coun­ rrr-U»on \-iirrk, lnnf^lrrM‘ In »lTf* H to II. ■ Twice completely bi.cied by, dirt Ha said the union'* negotiating and fund-raising activities across .All i/re line qiiellt^v l.e lh - The gc^ral explained that the D ies at 49 tion of carpenters and -Joiners pointed ambassador to the United try’s defenaM by atoeklBg up