' Th« WdBthW Avenfd Dsity N»i Prsss Emi froraeaiit M U. S. WasiM*,-lhBmss.. For ths W a * Ended* < D e4 lS .U S 9 Net so ooM ieefil*''e4as*|SI tfgM Shew." Lew is ISa ^ 13,059^ ii^ralh MOW dhdiBg shout aold^liy Measher of tha AndH -^day-fVkih ht Ms* ^ Bureau ef Olrcnlatiom. '. X MmwhesUtr---‘A City of Village Chghn ^ ^ - ' n ______1!______'...... ’ — ...... ' - ' ■ ' ...... -...... \ - • . ... _'__L-. AtfvartMat m rsg* tH VOL. LXXIX, NO. 89 (TWBNTY*POlJR PAGES—TWO’SECTIONS) ^ MANW^STEB, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,^959 P9|CE fiw CRflll What Changed Ike^s A ttitude In Diplomacy?
isy j a m n T m a b ix iw < (AP News Analyst) WMihhifff/th D«e. 21 (/Pi__flm » Involved, aakln|r them WMIungton, liec. „bmit their Iwt offem to the Washington, Dec. 21 (A*)— Union and ateel company ne- union by next Monday, What’s changed President Ei goliatorB dneet today for the If no settlement results — and senhower? firet time in 10’days. As they the chances' were rated sniall —. There's been a big change thiS gathei^ed, the c6m|>anie8 were the board will submit the last of past year in the tactics and at saying new and higher union fers to-a secret ballot of the titude of this 69-year old man who Workers/bejween JsuKS-and 21, M has just 13 months left in the pres \ demands prove the union is provided by the Taft-Martley A,ct, idency. lesponsible for the deadrock. ■nie 500,000 unionists Will be Some examples: His dealings ion Short Visit '’’ffilon ’preeWent Bavid J. MC.*. •free to resume thel? strike'mi Jan. w ith' Congress, his greater role In C^m^d retorted it ie the com- 26 If the vote is negative; Oft ,that foreign affairs, his new attitude paniM v^t iwe out of etep. date the SO-rday federal injunctipft toward personal diplomacy.' HeldHonor The iWted Steelworhere reached will expire. , For 'most' of his White, S till Barred new 8 -y ^ contract agreentutts ,In a letter to McDonald • mad* years he was mild With Congress. with majorSUumlnum corapanlee public last night, the U big steel This year^^he tised-A bullwhlp. To General In caikago ^ e r the weekend, companies said; As late aa last August he took a By France clearing the wayvfor their top of "The union’s prior offers were dim view of per.sonhl diplomacy ficers to resume -Uw steel talks. unacceptable to the companiefl.. by heads of 'state at suminit meet By gABl. HAB3MAN . Federal mediators Nmd, recessed becapse of their InflationSry pro ings. Look what’s'happened since By GEORGE McARTHCR then; . M adrid Dec. 21
—H«li- the talks for alumlnum^^ Industry portions. Yet you know. . seek^to Paris, Dec. 21 (iP)-^Presi- dreds of thousands of cheer negotiations. “ . ,■ impose even.’.mdre onerous tenns He’s met-with Premier Nikita dent
got off a let As the aluminum settlement of settlement. Khrushchev, will meet him at the ing Spaniards today gave took form, McPonald Issued'^^iMt "This, we submit, is the Very summit in April, '^iilgd.ro Moscow ter to Nikita, -jS;’ Khrushchev President Eisenhower the big week a now 10-polnt steel dem e^. antithesis of union responsibility. next su m er,'h as'ju st finished a today inviting the Soviet ’pre gest welcome this country has In a weekend\develppment, It proves beyond question that It pre-surnmit meeting' in' Paris, has mier toithe first of a series of roared out to a foreign visitor George W. Taylor, chairman of tee ,unlon’s policies and bargain- Journeyed to three continents and summit meetings, “to. con in modem times. President Elsenhower’s fac^-flnd- now wants more summit meett sider international questions Flag-waving crowds ibisil Ills Ing hoard, sent letterSx^ the S3 tQoatintMd on Page twelve) ings. of mutual Concern,” strssts «nd'‘Iiuiic from tiUM atid ■Why the change ? -It could bo this Similar letters are going from jammsd balconies as ths Prsaident Simple: With his-presidency draw the British and French chiefs of rod* into Madrid with Francisco ing to a close we 'Wants to extend government, as h followup, to their Franco at his aids. Eisenhower is Will He Challenge Nixon • himself to the , utmdst on both western summit conference over the first tep western laadsr'to visit ...... ' .I ------'\ doiT^estic and foreign fronts. 'His the 'weekend. the Spanish dlcUtbr. who wors Ms big push at home has been on leas Eisenhower said this meeting genenUlssimo’s uniform; Spending; abroad, it’s peace. agreed It is. desirable that the Disregarding a billng wind, V(K-. Although the Democrats over tators let tqqas one roar c( ebaars Rockefeller N e^ng whelmingly control Congress, El East-West summit session "con aftar anoUiarAq Blsenhowsr. C senhower kept them meek by con vene from time to time in each inig upright with otPsttetehad tinually beating them oyer the other’s countries to discuss the rods By in a bubeSs-top Hi head wlith the big-epending charge; main problems affecting the at Ths foreign mlnlstiiy .Mttinatad D-Day for Decisib^ tainment of peace and stability In the crowd at nbrs thaa-s miUkn, (Contlnned OB page Ten) the world." rspreaenting half MadridV popula ThS first meetiiig will convene tion. !fOn—PoUSaer prise W inner in Paris April 27 i r KhfUshchev Cries of '‘Viva Morin, wlio *eoom|Miiled accept* the arrangements. "Viva Eisenhower^ Mow Yprlc <3ov. Nelson A. Rocke- Launches .The western Big T hr^ln their President Eisenhower rdada'an addreSa after bis arrival in Madrid, Spain, today as Oensrallssimo Overhead, a hugs i _ M ler o « ^ recent 5,6Sfrmllo tour invitations to the Soviet -.leader, Fr^dsco Franco stands beside.him. (AP Pbotofax via radio from Madrid).______Ambassador of Peace." of oovon m»teo, here giw^ hhr Im- ruled out the participation ^f di jia ta e lancers in Uus, searict and preMloaa of, eomo of tbo faetore W a t\ on False vided Germany, Red
. C drive through MadrhL Rockefeller dikllenge Vice . Presi Eisenhower said goodby to Pari* Nehru Rejects Franco,, who had arrivad at the dent Richard M. Nteon for tho Re- Ad, F^ud Sale after a brief" meeting today wim
Prepares to Buy shrport 11 m iniitas. befeirs In his puMlcan preekleeUOknemlnatloat British Minister Harold Macmil black R(4)s R^ea, stood wHh the lan, French President Charles de Chou^B Call for Piasidsnt AS the natiosal .ahUisau . WaDilagton, D ect^ti (JP> — Gaulle and West German Chan Ry MCLMAN M< Preetdent Els«nhowet;>. chief All Oriettte Minerals war* playM; Than ha prasantad Mew York, Dec. 21 (fiP)^.p-day la cellor Konrad Adenauer. He flew dg^tar, tha ^M^tiBaa
Belgium, Dec.. 21 wrong side of the road collided ducUon In an effort 'to augment mining flm s Including one large poeiticHis—a move that would leave SHIP SINKS. 14 DIE .. what to do about it. *. about eight ndlee east of here yes Cuba’s dwindling dollar reserves, copjier producer. the Communists stil) in c’dArroi of MaMIs . D e e , tL (AV-Tlw tween Nlxwi and Rockefeller. Princess Margaret’s onetime Oialrman Earl .W, Kintner told Many observers, eyeing Rocke or, Peter Townsend, wa* married terday, killing nine persons. 'The government also apparently An infcHTngnt 'Sald he understood thousands of miles of territory terisliad iMp M. V. Blast sdtik delegates that FTC’s records on The bus driver and six passen 'wants to get control of the |i00 that If produ'cers wished to they claimed by- India, oir'MMwte lalaakl. O 'sstrslv; feller’s recent travels and tactics In Brussela today to Marie-Luce san^ of cases against gyp believe he-already has decided,to Jamaghe, ^b-year-old daughter Of gsrs were killed along .with the niillion NlCaro plant which, is could sell independently but . for Nehni described Cfiiou’s proposal PUHpirtaea a t. the hsiglrt sf operatora' contain information truck driver and 4ils relief man. owned by the General Service* as "merely a reiteration of claims typhoMi Gild* Met weqk mad try for the nomination. an Antwerp, tobacco typoon, a whirhxthe public needs and hasn’t eign exchange would have tq be frfend of. .TownseniL.reported.— v— ’Thirty-two others aboard the bus Divislqn of the U.S. Oqvemment, surrendered and a 25 per cent ex to extensive areas In our,_t*iTi- belated,_irepoHs reaWklHg here JlS-Says Jie -kasnlL^^------been ger " were Injured. Five of them were tory." He called on Peiping for today Hoted 14 peMoas dead, $7 *T’m simply rtgistering Impres 'The friend said the ceremony If this Conference proves'-useful, The U;S. Government '4jas an port tax paid. .... was performed at noon. critically hurt. nounced tjmt the plant which is Setting Cuban against; Cuban' In a fuller explanation of Chinese ntiseisg And 66 reectied. Govern sions,” hs says. "When I have all Kinther sai^n his prepared open Also killed were thirty head of claims before meeting'with Chou. ment. ngenelen brdets d an ahipn the possible facts. I.Will make i^p -Ilia'engagement of Townsend. ing statem ent\lt will become the producing ^,000 tons of nickel a an island-wide apy systein,' Fidel 44, and Marie-Luce, hie 20-yeer-old cattle, mostly calves. Some’ other ySar, Is for sale. n The Indian primd minister 1uid be, t^ vMnIty to meh to ti» my mind. But not before." - first .in a series of meetings to animals were maimed and had to Castro has promised an .' iven "I do not see how any agreement - aeetsp,; to hMp sesueb for ottar What he has decided, he usually secretary, was announced py her Which additlona) groups will be in - Also in Orients is the $76 mil Rougher crackdown 'agSinst his mother Oct. 9. ‘ be shot. ' V lion Moa.-Bay Mining C o m ity ’s can be reached” so long as thS peasftle eurvivora EaHtee^ re . adds. Is that In no elrciiimatancea vited. , . enm les. basic positions are not clarified. Townsend’s romance with Prin- '■ "IS^'beHqye that the organisa- Highway' Patrolman. Jimmy nickel concentrate plant built by ThS'vPrlme minleter'a promise ports aMd Rlial was eanylag will h sjw ’th* GOP candidate for Williams called it. the "bloodiest the Freeport Suiphur Co., of New When Socialist leader J. B.. ,Kri- 118 passengers and uetsnien. vice president. - • came ar-^tigovernment violence^ (Oonttoined on Page Twa>. accident I’ve ever aeeh.” / York. Hiis plant Is not yet lit op palanl demanded Nehru take .a (In a. taped Interview telecast (Cqntlnned on Page Four) Wllliama said truck ({river flared lit ti^. capital. firmer stand against Communist 200 FLEE HOna. FIBB eration. . m a televiiSoii speech of almost' last night (over station WPST- James R. . Stewart, Del Rio,Hex.. Mineral executives said the new China, the prime minister replied: SprtngBeld. Maes., D ee.. 21 TV), Rockefeller said Nixon "has gpparentTy missed-a “keeb right’' ______i ______'\ three hour's — his fifth public ^‘As far as I am concerned, as OP) — Several of • 208 Hotel dona an outstanding job. He has sign M'here the road, .divided ‘ for apeecb'in seven days—Castro last .far as my government is con- Worthy gneeta were led to , been active and pomtlve. I would repairs. The truck, he said, was-on night told the Cuban people tKF vcertled, we shall 'negotiate.and ne nafoty by firemen early today as be delighted to have- him on the Shah 6 / Iran Marries the wrong side v^en It struck the next- Mssidn of his cabinet will gotiate and negotiate to. the bit fire' bnriied out oae room In the tlckef.”) * ' ■ -Los Angeles-to-New Orleans bus. News Tidbits pass. laws' stripping AIT property ter end. Any other approach Is top floor of tbo 7-#toiy atme* Without question. Rockefeller The doubiq-decked .truck was Collsd from AP Wire* from persons convicted of counter-; anti-Gandhtan and against our tare. Anthony Albsmeoe, tn would like to be president. He has hauling 67- steers from' Jackson, revolutionary- activities. fundaments! • principles. I want whoso room Hretnen said S)o definite views on foreign and do- Miss.,iliss., to ycrlingtbn,ililini Ariz:" - ' “’rhey will lose their m o n e members ftb realize the only alter* Mazo started, was treated at native to'hqgbUatioh Is war,” KlUeeb'were: A car wreck on a country road their hqusee and their lands,” Morey Hwpitsd- for bo fs on h is. (Oonttannd on Pago Two) 'fehwm, Iran. Dec. 21 {/Pi—Pret Stewart. near Tulsa-, Okla., kept Thomas thundered. ' Gestro spoke at a -Nehru said the Indian ambassa- \baok. Aaotber gueoL WUina W. . maid-,^PhlF Spence Las Vegas. packed meeting of the Commercial ’Townsond, credited fireaiiea wttb ; ■ ty you** Farah Dlba became the Oliver Moore, 36, from the. FBI’s neiV qtfeen of Iran . today anniid Nbv., and Hawthorn'e, Calif., relief 10. most wanted criminal list. The Workers and Barbers unions, (Continued on Rage Twenij -tiirec) eisyUig Ms life. hopes that she will provide a son ''truck driver. ' convicted robber and nfurderer wa» Rep. Irwiii Set and heir for the, throne. Barney Boyd, 44, El Paso, Tex,, idenUfied today as the second vic- 8th DEAra SENnSNCll With radiant smiles the 21-year-- driverJof the bus. tiifl o f a car accident. Xm Angele#,De(% 21 iMt—CBiyl (rfd brunette with brown eyes and Mrs.' Florence Minium, 66, The -e.reater Hartford Tuber Waller W. Williams, 117 Chessman netful .dodger ef San, To Race Again, light olive complexion imarrled KlHgsviUe', Tex. . , . « culosis and Public Health ^ciety Qiwntin PMsoa’e gas chamber, Shah Mohammed Rezl Pahlevi' ln a . Johnny Lee Redden. 7, son ‘ of Says-funds missing from Its ^ r is t- today waa *entenoed to death for, Moslem ritual in the marble palace. Mr. and Mrs. Cfiiarles Rodden, Re mas receipts have been returned the eighth—and posatiily the hwt Fects to ’ She thus became Queen Faralr dondo Beach, Calif. ' • > ' in full;- 'Oliver W. Brooks, , 32, All of Blue-Gray Ranks ttine. Superior Xndgp Herbert V. Pahlevl. • Benito Casanova, 66, Guantana group’s former "ac^tlng executive Walker set Fell. 19 iuT the eaw- , By THE AiSSOOIATED FREisiS .It was the first marriage forthe mo Orient*, Cuba. director, has teen accuMd-of tak- eittlon date for dheoeraan* The Rep. Donald J. Irwin (D-Cdnn) yOtmg Iranian commemer, who 'un> Carmen, 58, his wife. Iffg’the money; eoBvirt-autlior bee evaded the ^said today he will seek reel^tion til recently wa* a student id arohl- Carol |Iall Reed, St, 304 Chest^ Albe'rt Cardinal Meyer, Arph- Together as Era Ends •exec^oner for yeaA| to .Congress next year. He added tecture In Paris. It was -the third n u t St., Pensacola, Fla. bishop of Chicago, retum|i home through appeale and pefttlona. tliat he can win "no matter who niafrlage for .the shah, who-at 40 'Pearl Grogan, 64,.Los Angeles. frOm Rom*, after taking inveere . the Republican candidate is.” BtlU hopes for a son to succeed him. "God-bless'that man who told us j.oionies.monies in whiph be and seVeiTotherseVei Bg j m BOWMAN f-and the Gray. All rest together as U E DECUMES. FARADB Irwin Skid In Waahlngton he had ’Dm couple aa't and stood through to sit, still and shut up,” said De- prelates were made princes of the Houston, Tex., bee. 21 (Tl—^The Americana In honored gl«Wy. An Now York. Doc. 21 (JD—Preet-, sent' letters explaining hlS position a MoBlem ceremony and-the slim Roman CJatholic Church by Pope last of tire faded ranks of the Blue era has ^ded." dent Eiseahower regretfully to the 23 Democratic chairmen In ing of the-marrlage contract in the (OoBtinned .on Page Twenty-ftres) John.JCTCm ..Fire which etaided and the Giray, Walter W. Williams:' TrlbuteSx also •came froth many turned down tbday a welooiaa* Connectleut’i Fourth ' Congrea- glittering Hall Pf iHlrrora. Mem Ip a Christmsa tree took the life-of lay Instate today In a gray an* other public offlcfals, along AriUi ,homo tickwtape pamdo up Bional district, where he won hla bers of the family, members of the a two-year-old. girl In Austin, Minn., gold uniform aymbollzing hla be mesaages of empathy from citi Broadway.. Mayor Bobert F. first term In Congress IS months, government and their wives and today. ■ _ zens of all walks of life. ." • Wagner received n telegram the diplomatic cOrpa of Tehran 200. on Two Ships Contracts for . the Eleeqhower loved Confederacy he aeiwed near ago.. His statement was made ly a-century ago.-. Texas Gov.-Price Daniel and froin the Preeldent In rofriy ,tb. an Bvaiiaple to news agencies In Con- oti.. . - . ^ ./..•*». , Preeldenllal. library In Abilene, South Carolina Gov.' Fritz Hbl- ' invitation sent bwt Tlnirsday. "1. The bride wore a flowing Utliiah^ o l O n i f l Kan., totaling more than-11 million, The nation’s flags flew at half- . fiectieuf. Missing in staff by executive order in honor of .lings paid their reepecta .person reoognlu the-high-'honor you ' , ’Three Republicans, have an pearl gray wedding gown. Farah was let today by state architect’s ally. 'They were here on a week- would do mo . and eertalnly , forsook the traditional -white in fa office in Topeka .. - Roberto Sales the Civil War's last .survivor, his nounced their candidacies for the Manila, Dec. 21 — Twp ships con^adea and/ the soldiers of. the pild visit.. • for all of us a New York wel office. They are former Congress vor of a shade apecially designed with more than 200 persons aboard Hernandez, 44, Havana upholsterer, The body lay ih a specially de come would ho a moot heart for her by Yves. Saint 'lAurent, who was arrested Oct. 23 when'by Union. ' V man Albert P. Morano, 60, of were reported missing, and feared , "With millions of Amerlca^ns signed casket of solid copper, ting warming ~t o| return home," Greenwich, whom Im ln defeated in head of the Paris House of Dior; stander* . claimecl he at^mpted to lost today Ih the w.ake of typhoon attack Prime Minister Fidel Castro throiighqut our-land. I pause in re ed with gray. bn..its velvet Inner- Eieenhewer said'. - 196Si and Frederick Pope Jr., 89, The.shade'is just a bib off .white In Gilda. ’The storm already- had lining rested five wtiUe stars of li'alrflisld, former state representa pearl.gray with a slight tinge of with a long Hnlfe, ha* b(W freed. spectful 'silence . . .’’ President Ei blue—a 'so rt of light steel colbr. )iHIed at least two persons in the’ Mary Jean Eisenhower, the' senhower said'ln ,4 statement ■'re- the honorary raiUt of general giv HIGHWAY ROUTE DELAYED tive, and Max Farnsworth, former iPhilippines and left some 28,000 en him by a service organization. Hartford, Dec. 21 (A6 — Gov. city court prosecutor In Bridge The fuU-skirted satin gown -. was President’s granddhughter, ob- ,leased by the W-hite'Houkc. homeless. ' ” - fourth NrUidsy today while Williams' won, countless battles The-old soldier will rest in t|ie Abraham RlMeeff today trosei p o rt j f topped by a bolero-type jacket rotunda of the Harris: County action indoAnltely on ttm,ae|oo- IrwlAsald he was announcing Ills covering an eyehing dqeolleU.ge An tnterisland vessel, th^M , V, her parents were still on goodwill against serious illness In recent Rizal, with 118 passengers and tour .. Police Supt. William • J. years. He died Saturday of com Civil Courts Building for 48 hours, tlon el a route for the relocatleB candidacy earner Uian he had an- beneath. an honor guard Of 4th U.S. Army ti'clpeted because of whht he called There was a matching vidl ov«f< crewmen hid not been beard from Roach of' Watfwbury, Conn.,.'sub- plications-tiict followed his fourth of Rt. 25 In Bridgeport. The "mlalnterpretationa placed, on my a diatriond tiara and gloves iandfj slnde the height of the typhoon miu request for ‘retirement after’ attack of pneurponla since summer. soldiers 0^ his sWe. i^-emor ordoi^ the State remarlu at S|, Democratic forum In Ahoes the oolof of .the drew,. The last Friday/, r ' . 23 years aC head of department.- Relatives placed hla age at 117. Federal.* etate and lorral govern Wghway Department to make OreMWlph lecantly.” ' • long train was carried by Uttlq A ..rapresentative .of the ahipa . fltate-Police report aneoH stove ”^ e woqnds of the'deemand bit ments will pay tribute to hiiri to do deciiilan on the route aftar 'I owners sstd 'the last word from exploelon apparently set off a fire ter dispute which once di^ded bur morrow -night in special services receiving an appeal by Mayor '. VYou undoubtedly read In the girla—who were In tnditibniU, Samuel, J. Te<|iweo a f ' Bridge- Bfwapaper qr heard on the qlr,' whltie. ’ , the ship was that It was trying to, In which three brothers were kllledT 'hauMi bave long sinpe healed,; And at the Houatoh Music Hall. Irwin’a letter went on. "a btorjr The aluUi wore full ceremonial make port on Msabate laland In and a fourth criUcaUy burned In a ilnitM America .lii' a divided . A mWfary procession will escort poH. Tedeaoe. Is g JMA^pm nuotlng me as aaytaig I wasn't .d|das of dark Imperial blue trou- the Central Ffiillpplnes. direqtly In Princess Anne, Md. .. .-^Prin- wflirld now holds dp 'on a large'r the body to the South Main Bap to the GoveriMK, u r|^ h i» not cess Soraya got a new'Mr-Ao to canvas tha cherUhed traditions of tist ebureh for fqnoral ssrvleea at to let the Highway sure whether I would neek re^ W a awPa navy Uua dc«t eoverad tile path of ths-atom. daetflutoSae 12,.i •leetlaa'tn IMO because X eonsid- with medals. , Th# PhlUpplna , lirvlce day w)il)e her- fom)er hittband, (h* Hbarty and iustieo tot ap," the 1 ), am . Wodnqsday. Qrsvaaide 8hah .of Tran, was nuaryiiig gls nssHSht said. paaM- letitea, for ot tha fdghwa^.’ eB JPm(« Blghti Ainaur pABi4b t jjo s v x SB P ig s Two), third brtdf. . ."Mo IfiBgor s^ -tta sy tbs Blus r ••/"**• {■t'V S ' >.s--■ ' V
IIANCHXSTB8 liVENiNO,HERAt(P, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY/DEC^^ER 21, 1952 RAGBTBRiG ^MANCHWtBR IVBNINO JERALD, MAKCHOTBS. OONM. MONDAY, DECEMBER t l , 19W « A j S i T # d ■arriefis OQ Bunday, Dac.- 20 wara lit UiTM candlsfi mteiMsntjwt the ard Ward and Andrew Relehen* diMaif eandust ttis, V South Windsor: led by wniig .meinbera Ntumed three points of the Scout emblem dbeney Union bfiCh. sentinels: Jblm Kluek, audl- ] Hve. Othar aataMe Uva parfof- 'Bulton and the younger girls lit candles tor; one year; John Demko,, *tJdl- o n from schools and eollsges for the^ tor, two’ years; John Klein, auditor, manees t radaU were jby KquMevU- holldgyn- . representing the Scout laws. 1^ , IConteuR, and Stokowski. Leading tha 9:30 worship sarV-. > Orange Sets Yale, Party ^ . Elects Vince three years. Mobs of thsiw ooBdiMtsn falls in C o n i ice aertpure and morjilng prayar iwepping Orange will have e The president ahd .vice president to tk s novles daaa DonVd. B urr from Bowdofn are automatic delegates, to th4 _____ ‘-»0 candlelit Ctaristmas meeting St ihe Tude Vince , elected to Ms convention. Alternates named are | T a t I htSMoUp ksMsva I Mvsr ■MAKIB OAME. CJoUego. Dayld Paine from Law^ Wapplng ^nununlty House Tues hsard ithis work oitH 1 kaard the $ B equest U nder W ill th M term as president of Cheney Robert Armstrong and Mooney. 5,000 NORTH renoa Academy and Robert Peck day fit B p m.Table ^terplece^^ Broe. union on Saturday. tr«3f* borau- reoprOiag. It is unbtUev- Bp Attrnfi froTn* Nlchola College were' nshera. made by membera will hs ji>dgfi(J The union la 23 yean old, Reilly I sMhr ftnt. F a r h ^ you won't like DJk Miaiiss Y B J 9 2 A aanti ring at tha . Avtey Vince was elected over formtr eerved as president front 1936 to! Bolton OmgregaUoiwl (MtabtflC tha church. The alteU« w , ■ H 5 J Peter Bosaen from , Wdsleyan during .the evening. \ Um eompositiOB (kftor all, it has isMa yeara ago, a Mend oD Heights PuMp House Bite off Fifty ceht ■ presents mfirksd as president Frank Reilly by a 102-21 1654. In loos', after \ stepping preaentad by'ElBiar A. Braden, University led the scripture and odt of office for a year, te - at- j been referred to-as Hm Maaaaere leSmsd ysaUrday it was the bene ehalrman.or tha Offloial Bohid. BfiBe peilBtad himself into a \oor- J i m y B t, on Benedict Dr„ will be prayer part of the 11 a-m, worship hwh's or womeh'i gifts he vote. - du Mrintemps, by some wit of ___ tny TEAsr This was the only contest for tempted a comeback, but \was lin- 1 ficiary of a 8S.000 under brought to ithe m eet^ for difi-' .^JtatvnKan AimiTAppaal \ of a room and had. th held ’Tuesday a t 8:80 pjn. The service. Jean Shepard HI from euccessfu). He- has bee^ mfeatedl (nO B SB other) hut you are bound to be- the wut of the late M«ta B. Levey Miaa Jaanatts Sumner, trea*-^ A 5 ^ Rollins College and Thom*# tributibn by Santa, Mrs, Hannah , thrilled by the magnttnde of the than aavand hours while thf H Q I 10 9 S Aveiy ;Hdtght8 Gfcrden Club, ipqn- by substantial margins each year"] of Indianapefis, Ind. ’ urar of tha Bolton Saltation Amy 88?;^ NichMs from the Ward School of Williams, the g r a r ^ ' lecturer, fn- conception and performance on drisd. Thle gavs thp since then in comeback tries. Peopla fwauenUy u k ma >parfoi;m on aoma inatrtmenW ^ut Servioe Vhlt. raporU |llfi.S0 haa ♦ J 9 2 ^ ■ sor o t the afffilr. Invites all resl- Electrohica were uahqrs. "*7 »— th« raaulta laiU not justify t)M af* this niiw llie Rev. .Theodore W. Chead- planty of tbna to oompllmant ♦ AI95 4_ ^ 4 New Junior High chUrch fellow Elsie Barber wl\l be In , inuaical aducatldn for^ thalr Nearly 80 ytars old, this oom. ler 3r. made tha ennouaeem^t at bean noalved In tha eufrant on hla foraalght and gmeral Int denta to attend. ypunratera. QuasUona of 0»ia na- forts of -all Involvad; tha taachar, paalr Cbeoka may ha mallad to B A X td... S Oil Dow and Lorn Martin win ship oIBcera, recently elected, are of ^cn ton eorre^wndent, ' Doris M. principal; Bennett ^lotkin. Wap- You may eventually educate him to So. start aarly, and keep at It. And the moral dlslntegratioh dt the na Beptlama^eeteeday Vltalla, tdeph^M IteheU 8-8648. mal ceremony took^ place in ping School principal; William .while you're developing hie tsste, tion." • • ' Three children were baptised at French. The burgomaatir telefly Will He Challenge Nixaiif Perry, Pleasant Valley School your own is likewise bound to im The Rev. Mr. Lathrop said he the 11 jadh. service at United addressed the couple in Eiiglish, , principal; Joseph Wplch, Union prove. We'll continue this s u b j^ bad the support of the. pastors of Methodist Church yesterday by Tow nsend ^rriclis wishing them hsppinees.” School principal. H i* in a later column. the Baptist, Aaasmbly of Ood and the Rev. Carlton T. Daley. Thomas -Marie-Luce, a b it of a tomboy Also the PTA presidents: Mrs; Free Methodist' Churchss. m ttie meantime, may I wish Wtl Bahllng, son of Mr. and Mrs. T o b a c c o ; H e i r e s s whan she wa> youngar, had little R 6 aiTaB8lng, then,- for a GOP leader Marie-Luce i s ' a slim, lorig- Two other servicemen were ser Idaho. to 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 rugged aluminum canteen, leggsd brunette whose friends call iously tojured in the accident 17 to have come, out for Rbc;kefeller p.m.; and also on Thursday, from He talked with thousands of u the better candidate. \ Captive cap, welded scams. her “Mosquito.’^ She-likes horses milee west of Demlng on UR. 70- people Ih public receptions and 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Ne.120tx...... $3.50 and haa been a -frequent winner in 80. ' 8.. To win tha election, the GOP Students Lead Bervlce jumping contests. She met Town KUledr closed cunferehces. In major 1 nominee must pull a large chunk pf ■peachet. he outlined hla views on independent votes plus aome from,^ iflrst Congregational Church send St a riding club about five Marine Pvt. Darrell Gene Smith, labor-manggement atrife, foreign X years sgo. 48, Okmulgee, Okla.; Seaman Don ttie Democrata. Would Rockefeller policy, national .defense, tsitin- attract more of these than Nixon? Townsend, rince hla romancs Myrtthi 20,' 'Wtchlte Falla, Tex.; Seaman R«y BJaatmpreland, 18, American felatlens, and how to Rockefellw. was amlUng and he ^ o o little and with ths British Princess oollspsed, solve , the farm problem. looked confident ivhen he ended his CNRcinl Hnvfifsack has bean roaming the world, writ- CiMhiag, Tax.;' iWlayna Ehlarg Politically, ha found much the latest axploration trip. But he was Here’s a gift that pMkx a lot ihg a book and making a movie. t«wla; 28M «ng Btacb, Oallf., and Inscrutable as ever ‘ about hla in too U te. W illit of fun. Made of wetcr-fcpcl- He eaya Belgium is his home now. Jamea Alexandar Mendelsohn, 86, same pattern everywhere — a tentions, Does that mean hs will ■ \ Berkeley, Calif. majority of G by the burgomaster in the subur TeoL. '- studied him with a calculat- B U IE R FOR YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS ban town ball at Watennari- SUte Poiloa aaifi Smith appar- ix t «y*- Boitsfbrt. ehtiy doaad a t tha wheel and hte Rockefallar hlmaelf estimated "ptrhapa 70 per cent" of the GOPi D iK ount •!! C o m Lot Porchoioi bn M any Itoim “There was no reli^ua cere auto eroaaed the canter atripe on STORY O O A n SKI PMAMA8 mony of any kind,” Townsend'a a curve into the path of the on- captajna and lieutenants are for Local Stocks friend said. "It. was'brief. The for- eomkig Lewis vehicle.- Nixon.' ’ ' ' , Sizes IS to 80, IN THE Lot uf K andio your H oliday G ift O rders Howe'ver, ending the last tour $3,50 in Miami, Fla., he said ha'w as (Rotations FurnMied by "very pleased" with what/he en Coburn A MMdlritroak, Inc. Scout Bruu Hnslilight Scout KnHn x . Bizes 14 to 20. ^ 0 RMARCLIFF ATHIRTON M M M M V OLDHARVIY LYNNBRObK countered on the two trips.'Earlier, Bank ptocks DependableScoutflsshthrows This fitmous 4-blade Rcout he said that In virturily every r Bid Asked a powerful beam. H u rugged knife is the keenest pocket lloilkd wiilskty | llindi^ Whlfkiy j IIomIoI W hlikty \ loiHrboii WhisK«y state he 'visited, he f^ n d Repub Oonn. Bank and Trust «f brass casih modern L head, tool kit a fella can own. STH licans who told hln^they would STH STH STH 2 . W 7 . 4 5 Co...... 4SV4 . 48H 3-way switch fOr sending Always, handy .St home of 3 . 3 3 5 0 o ': ! 3 . 2 3 »Ot 3 . 0 8 OAl lO T CAL For support him if he/goes for the Hartford National night signals. With bulb, two camii; (Carbon steel blades 8QT •PT' ao MOOT - M NOOf •4 ntoof nomination. Bank and Trust Co 36 88 Christmas was crisis. What to buy? fresh banerics, belt clip. stay sbup, do many jobs. / 81% WhWib. I, A 7 Tn. IBM WHMKMt 4 4 8 OID traAWHT 4 Y1A8S OLD Another pattern repeated itaelf, Fire Insurance Companies How. to wrap it? Then I'becamt No. 1996...... ; 11..75 WHMKin A I, « VM. filfi X" In some degree/in each state too. khouiUdiftabttl Imperial Whiskey »*•* ’2 ^ * ...... ' $1.98 X For riio Family! Aetna Plre ...... 73 76 Rockefeller was merely a name Hartford Fire ...... 197 207 comes Kiftrwrapped, /rCr..Sec for COAST-TO-COAST THE VMY and a photpgraph'in the newajlaper National Fire ...... -'.138 — yourseir. Christmas giving’s a pleas-. CHARUS LIFRANC to many Republicans when he Phoenix Fife 79 82 ure with this popular whiskey. RID ^ W N CALIFORNIA caine into a state. Party workers life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. D o llo r t^ tfild reptetera. *.Wr know Jflxon. Aetna Casualty .... 193 203 Gifl-ierappid -^1 He’s often been here and we’ve Aetna Life New-.... 83 88- at no extra cost. WINES W o r t h broken bread -with him. We don't Conn. General 880 .868 GIN WINES calIf. sweh know- Rockefeller.” Hftd. Steapi .Boiler . 85H 90>i from .grain . PniVthawY Mnitatal Whhn ,Pfirl Hieh they saw the governor in .Travelera i...... 82 85 - 20 action. - / ,x^. Public ttiUtlea \ '’5' 9 0 Proof QUART V^GAL ' Conn. Light * Power 22 24 He saems to have charmed a F U L L Q T. i •great litany Republicans who. prior Hftd. Electric Ught 83 H 66 ^ ViiGAL 5TH to meeting him, feltffirmly an Hartford Gas Co. ; .. 3BH d2Mi, All TaxpS' . OfflclaiqrokKit 3 .0 4 - ' 1 .5 9 chored to Nixon. . Sbuthem New England Included Official Scout Compass 7 .S 6 BOT 4 5 Telephone ■..... 4414' 49H ' F X Campfire Chptr is a joy to GALLON 2.D9 A Rockefeller backer in Okla Bar needle compass for map- o w e wim this aH-aluminiim homa quoted the atkte chairman MiUinfacturlbg Companies I ^ g and direction finding. Arrow,.Hart. Heg. .. 68H 71',-4 BIENDED WHISKEY • 84 PROOF • 70* cook kit. Fry pan, stewpot there as saying, after meeting the Plastic -case, jeweled center AsMciated Spring ,. 22 ' 24 GRAIN NEUTRAl SPIRITS •- HIRAM TKitk covar, cup and plate u e .....J. COAST-TO-COAST Gdvemv, "I’m aUH for Nixon, but pivot, needle lock. rustproof, titmble free. Fir COAST-TTWrOAST / ^ I I’d betmr stop listening. to- this Bristol BrasS' ...... 11% IS . WAIKEI li SONS INC. PECRiA . ' i U. - guy."' Dunham Bush. .-,i 9'-4 . No. 1075 ...... 1 .8 8 Intocuroin^csu. ’ CkampagM ir Whether | Rockefeller actually Em-Hart ...... X. 5265 * No. 12(10,,...X ...... $2.7i BRANDY I SCOTCH won any Republicans away from Fofnir Bearing ... .-'63',i 67% tenders Frary'Clark-17% 19% YEARS OUn Crinan 86 Proof 5th 4.31 SparklilHl Biir|aniiy Nixon is almjost impossible to Up N O DEFROSTI NG know. But ^viously he Imprassed N. B. Machine .... r. 20 23„__ Nortih pnd Judd A- 32 35 Pfihretfi i 66 Proof; 5th 4.31 • SEPARATE - a g m A many—and sat them talk ing about a Nlxon-Rockefeller Rogers Corp. (B). , 1 6 17-; UNIFOIIMS FOR; Punweoj^ifi 86 P^oof '5th 4.31 Stanley Works New 21 •. 28' S J 3 .0 4 Z E R O C( aMgnment as the“ dream tiok^t.'! ,U- C ockbum 't 86. Proof 5thi 5 .2 4 Apparently, they do not believe •Perry Steam r-.~T:. . 38 42 'X C U I 'S C O U T S ...... I... i..... $ 1 0 .1 5 ■X -■ Torrington . $ 3 ^ 35 * Imported from -Scotland Case oif ,12 Bots 35.02 . 7 7 U . him when h e ^ y s , 'firmly; he,will not accept second place on the Veeder. Ro.ot" .... ■55*'%,. 58 BOY SCetlTS V...... 5 1 0 .4 5 ticket. r. The above qujotatlons'arc not to -But .what many, people said' to be construed as actual markets. M oiy FDBDltr BroNk ki M Boxts > Atfroctiw H«K4iiy Gift IN cQ iit^ . ■ ■' 'X EXPLORCR SCOUTS j Big Capacity Rotrigoroior At Low, Low Cotf Rockefeller Indicaited soipething ■J: axnre' than Curioaity, "I'm ail for WINTER 'X you” . .^j.'Hope you run”. . /'You’re 85e TUI 8 PJW. Mon,>Thnri. OTHER I LIDAY VALUES! HEUBLEiN COCKTAILS Ihir next President”.;.“Get on. -r'*; 4 0 $n ^ 0.95 th at ttekat somewhere, governor, JACKETS PHONE NItehsU 8-7838 MafihortHin; M artini .. *” 3.98,v DaiquHrl-Sida Cd'' 3 . 9 8 and we're sure winners.'-’ So-'the question srises, ‘Is .Nix DRESS M e a d o r R u m V *^ 3 . 0 8 W right't Rum/ *” 3 . 0 8 on’s supped within tlM party as DELIVERIES with your old bsx 5 1 7 : 9 5 *"• 3 .9 1 solid it lookh atTUds early Southani Camfort^ "" 4.44 ; DaKuypar Mantha :. stsgeT” The quesUon has to be S U C K S * « 4 .0 1 N6W PLAYING Caintroau ■ - *”4.29 Dakuypar Cacao Contlnuofis From 4;I5 P JI. EVERYWHERE Pol MerloV Chompogna *” 4.11 Noilly Prat Vormouth ‘• • * 2 .2 5 ^ 5 , 9 5 TO tindlkiliabiAfi St. Gornidin Brandy *« 3.99^ 'Roma-Ga1(e yyinos •*1 . 1 0 BUHNSIDE ■ 5 8 . 9 5 A io n y Other Smir;ieff.yedka *”4.20 Imporfal. Crown Wihos • * 8 5 ‘ . This Is the b ^ value—the vary aleest A M BfifiV CHBUtMAS lute. .1mAhil..J«R refrigerator we’Va aeen anywhere, far the manay. K V e fiY O N E I Gift Hems, Rttail PricM locMt CMNMttkut Soiti T « Wk ABE GLOBED F U N N f L : - TooUdf D^ivered Guarantee SarvieBd TOLL GHBI8TMAS DAY EBp-MaK-l For Boys JAMBS STIWANT BALIANO'S OIDHDFFMAN by our ovm meihaniie».~^ ■ ' » , o u >.hadl9y FBATVBE SHC|YYNNA:I9-8:28 ^SROKlh^IRTO tOmiO-IN-tONO HlIND/dF sntAOMt SOUN Straiflkt, B o v H m h •f. FfiBMNM for Serviec lUitM 1931 V, W h i iU H , ON THE s a m e «BBO' AT *«■ 6 YEARS OLD^ KiNtHcliy! Bqw^ h : 8i40 andl0;88 P. ^ • * “ *••$2 .9 5 , 8YSS.OID STH ^ 14 STH « A • TOO JTH a VIS. OLD STH « MritOOF •6T-t»»»aP lOdSROOf 80T VAN JOHNSON In MOOT »OT W eaDeP MOOT tOT^Peai fiebniwit MHeham Jalie LosSm “SUBWAY IN THE EUg X I N . Caia of 1.2 Bott 2 9 M Cat# of 12 Bots, 48,91 Csta of .12. Doit 44.5S Catabf 12 Dots 48.98 *‘i« E W■ i hi > ilANCBESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER.'CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. .1969 PAoswnm MAHUilBSTEB IVBNmO HBBALD, MOW)AY, DBCfeMBllR 21, % m Agqra- Kriigar, 42, of Ajidoyar, fined $3; Theodore Hladky, 47, party at J . pun. tomorrow at the Fire Department and lU wonien'a Coventry oharged with a second offense of braeeh of peaCe, nolle entered; baaement clasaroom a t . the Sec auxiliary will hold a family Chrtat- adrodly, pMssa^, sA . wWriji ond CongMgatlqnal Church. Those mas party from T to 9 o'clock to teg^li^ritly;in^ takdiasl tapphntal driving while llcenae under euspen- Peter Darjoo, 37, of Vernon in U.B. Laimcjkra sion at the Dec. 11 court when the decent exposure, case continued to attending have :* been asked to night at their fimhouaea. Paranta or. govtathmsnt • sndarsssBsnt; G6uiit Shows case waa continued, paid a .$200 March 4, 1960, $100 bond posted. bring a White «d«9)uuit gift.- In have been aeked to bring a gift, apMoas'grita at 1^ wdaeAms 8ne at the Friday night session: CErtetmaa Parttea charge of arrangements are Mrs, for each child of the. family at War on F.alre train flctirious "niasr" p ^ i Clarence I;. Rathbun/ 81, of The Young Mothers Club will Wesley LewU. Mrs. Henry Oan- tending. . mlriabUlAg 9f fiini sjA 21,517 Youths Hebron, charred with failure to have a Christmas party tomorrow kofskte and Mra. Merrill Going. Poet Offloe Hoars "bait” adverttetog w A s offering give signal, nmle entered; Robert at 8 Pjin. at tha Iif a t h a n Hale The eehborii implte will have a The local post office will be Hartford, Dee. 21 T7k <> rxhe emphasis on A s oUIIs Ad, Fraud Sales of bstifsAs whlim, Vrhan thb co^ E. McCarthy Jri, 23. of .WiTHman- Cotfimunlty Center. ’Ilioae attend oomhlned Chfistmaa party from open today, . tomorrow and exSouUve director o t A s Btats teamed A M vA f mAlatura motor tamer combs A to A * stotb; Aren’t ing larc to bring a 10-dent grab bag 9:30 aim. t o l l k>m. Wednesday at Wedneaday from .7 ajn. to 7 p.m. vsMMeq Is net as hnpoAanC as A s To 18 Years tic; dieregardlngx^stop sigp, fined ^ p«y «< mort 8W»our * ^ k ' By France Safety CommlfSlA today erltlets- (Oogtlaaea .raga OM)' svaUsbte,” and other fltegal trtoks. gift. A prtu wll]' be kwarded for the claaaroom with a gift ex Thursday the post office will A fi K o c k v ittm aUitudas chlldnn itarn., Rsputahte bustoeranten will wri- the nioat attractively Wrapped change. open from 7 s.ro. to 6 p.m. T h ifi; j£ | win b* liilMd by Oenena ed claims that "go-karts” ' and Ihb racant anumeration at the Also, Carl Oarland, 48, p t Willi- ^ Rlduitf ito^Hi ww - "Certainly compeOUon to tiuns ahd todlvdttSls here ara but oome A s "sharpefjsjrsd buyer o M mantle, following too closely, fined gift. In ehargff of arrilngements The Rotary Club will meet at will be no Mrvice or rural -deilver-. (OewaBWd (ran Psge QM) ' oAer mlMature powsr vehicles a n te not’ sound driver education.” no kmgsr stunMas Ato A e traita town ahowa a total of 2,517 ehii- 8:45 p.m.NWednesday at the ves lee on ChrlstmM Day. •atf D ri^ Oeared Ae riuuniafd of 'ait 4rmy of dm up to IRyeaiy of age. $6,. and Crowding operator '— too are Mra. Alan Cahill, MQx. Rich useful A teacMng driVAg skine Since A s Iwfety ooAmissAn.ah- thougAtful ritiMha wID Ag to sattst oet by A s taroenons isw,” BAtnar many, in the front seat, fined $15; ard Cahill. Mrs. WaUace \Worth- try .of the First Congregational nosed JsCUner, after the pAytog to cMldren. ' qbimoed laat, week A at,It w»s go oaaorad the meeUag. St ig gslhng Thbra are T,S88 children from ington and Mrs. Willard Yl^trous. Church. Zolton Feiierman wilt be MatHffiMtar KVjslirlll Hftald C h a r g e to alerting'’Ae'pubhe to'trlriij the ages of 6 yeara to 16 yeara, ac Rihard A. Robbins, 22, of Brigham tt S^65R?i>S*iNNi o t A s Star Spai)glad Banner A d Commenting on letters and tel ing to seek a disngo A state laws merchandising," KAAer salA to an boosst merchanV Ita aaid, to Hill Rd., town, illegal use of deal rae North Coventry Cooperative in'tsharga of a pra-Christmaa auc Coventry rgPvai^ondent, F /P aal- -4as, A e MarseiaaiM, he turned A d aald ephone calls A e commlM A 'h ss to ban iehlldi«i under 16 '* •ee oustomeia "llockAg to a <8X0- cording to Supt of Schools Royal Nursery and Kindergarten parent- tion. Ine ^JJttle, telephone /Pllgrtm driving A s TsMotes; A $ ool ' The consumer education' esA' O. Flaheri er pldtes, fined $27, and failure to ',M:i ir<'-. ,f 1/; 3i0jBl|iMtl nsidtot c t ««ch woric- G eorge AignsdiiL $5. of.,23 Orove “Goodby.” , received in A * past Aree days p ^ ia was ooneslved befora A s petttor wbose haxgkAa ara as rot change driver license address, members w ill' have a- Chrismas Tha North Coventry Volunteer Jt-62fi. / ' Sti Rockumb, was found Ai^cept from mAufAturars c t A s vsM- Sion o « c s has n eelysl^ neysral ten as'Ms n w r a t e .. Tha enumeration waa taken V ■ 'i rilijiinriTt-r aM propoMd French tolevtaiA rameraa were quA show anil psyoA seamtels, the PTA units of the Robertson- A Cl^ eSuirt tddsy of ’a — aet ..up to: record a fanrvell « 1- eles A d promotsTs of racas, James nratests from JtouAem Coilhsoti- *Tt te too often true that the K. WUlAms said A e "common out Msnehestar and Hsrtftard, A e but haa gaAed Impetus fromthess most e a i ^ seeker attar baraalna M Cehter Schools and Coventry of o^raUiig a motor vehicle drass. A d A AmericA official and from recent criticism tantSMs- Grammar School. Each unit re under Ae.AfAence of Atoxlcating had written a speech fpr Mm. But thread of argument" about ..A e tlonahte TV commercials and othsr tt the •men or woman: whOss pOrit- liquor. \ dangers of the vehicles A that '^^^rS^tems^aald A s oMaiyisloh erthook psrmtta no alternative and Stonii WiMlm/ ceived $150 for the work, the totgl A e !Crtsldent decided to m A e Ms thy teach' driving sklUa A d Aat has teamed of mAlatura car rac misleading advertlsAgr. of $300 having been included In the . Deputy Judge .John I* Moran going aWsy a simple A d Ator- trtO lAcials werb primed tor w ho'' can toast afford to be pmdded A this csss whwi Judfs teacMng youngsters to drive safe ing- evenU Avoiding pMldren un sarthdled." er Stonii Dml 1959-60' fiacal year of the towh mal A poMAJe. ly is A e responsibility of A e p$i> der 18 that have been held A Shin- A e sesripns wlA reporta on budgets. f »jna. to 2 ilJdl. tp««)*tbw ta Francis T. O’LotvblA disqualified. He arrived 'a^O rly Field by Ata. Held ahd Manchester. A t n ^ In case of storms, the Mbnehes- 'Yom IHRI8' ■Bawor ojnployiif qwmlona. Mar hlmseU. tMloopter. FrACh premier Michel Stating Aat. A s vehicles krt for such purposes hsi'hesn pro ter High Scho61 bus will leave the tin wlU bo aviilablo to anawer any Amand was arrestad Jlfov. 15-on Defne hurried across A s fisid to posed to wAdaor, the' ffiractor C6ve Restaurant;,at 7 a.m. to travel nucntlona that tho official can’t. Market S t by Patrolman AUen primarily bein$ promoted for lito- bid Mm farewen. -v Inw. Williams said: grid. CHOOSE FBOMr ; In on. the main rbod only and the - Tho plaii cuts tbo nianbor of Nelson, who testiftod today that WMte House secretary JamSs Windhati High Sishool bus will olaMlflcatioM and xnakoa It poo- he warned Amaral not to drive Ms Hagerty said A e “ President • Ainbasaadoi: \ f R^($l leave the snine point at 8 a.m. to ffiblQ for maylrtmm pay within oawoat annaalpay for any proi^ evA, : A e President apparently __ it la a aaw kaallnc rab- will,be made over ntditTatatlons •Qt town oAployo would bo $$,'- teats given him did not prove he failed to win De Gaulle over to A e Miobael Pieibtaif.’CovAtry; Ma - ndeigarisn |«]rite -at^As- Rob M l T-04SS WDRC and WYKTHartfOrd, W lU rlco Prince, 81'^Charter Oak 18L, ____ (Bk>-Pjr»a*)—riteOV T «f 784.60 for a clerk typlat, an in- was Atoxleated. AmeriCA view A at French Mr ertson School will take part. A a -rholdi, stop itehisc, aad,reU«vs a worid-famoDs risiarA Aatltiita, Loeal A m t For. - WillimantW and WINS Manches Oxaao of $110.60 over tl)o" present Melvin Gerber, SO, KllAgton, forcA should be Ategratcd Ato Mrs. Winifred PUrdy, 856 Porter Christmas television, program pain — w tA o si sarcery. This sabstaaaa to now avalabla BARTLBT^BAINABD ter. "■= tntnlmu® for that clasalflcatton. pleaded Innocent Fpipad examina A e NATO eommand. e^; Mrs, JYAces Ro{^ra, 20 Ches Thursday at 8:30 p:m. on Channel la «aM after sass, wkBa Moffp la aapfeetterp «e •tatwmU form V PBODDCTS CO. . • Decision to close echdote has to tion, and was boiAd over to tbe ter Dr.; MadDonaJd»Rog»^* Wlnd- 18. The chUdrm are members 0t raliaviBg paia, aetaal radaattaa’ uBdar tba- iuma pTMorariim B.* Mighait pay would bo $10,S10- The bommunique reaffirmed the M yrardragftet- Monay back Hr-, ''AO-$-447»-':. " «.’ << be made weH before 6 a.m.-.^Radio M for tha deputy director of pub- next session of 'ToUaiid County West’s determAatlon to yield no eor; Albert Scabies, 81% Foster Mrs. Cleo LlvAgstone’s class and (ahriakaia) teMI piaea. stations will be iihined.iately noU St.; Richard Small, Ooventfy; Will do a dance Aterpretation of Moat amaaiae oxril-^iastila wara Ud works. That claaslflcaUon has a Superior Court whA presented ea bssA rights to divided BerlA. jt Aonmah Aat aaffaiatrf atata ;.'«.K:FBt.ec fled. At times clogged telephone ttaidinum now of $10,088. a charge of negligent homldds. A ^'MUffirmed A e principles A t forjOi TaaA Snyder, 27 WeD«Sl«y R4-; Ae "Night Before Christmas." lines In the past KaVe Interfered - Martin said $30,000 now in tho coroner’s report Isst week found A a fotsr power oommunique of' Wilbur. SouAeigtlLV 18 StaTk- Tile program is emceed hr with such calls. tMma hodgot would bo sufficient to Gerber rasponaible for the deaA As. 14A o f DeceAber 16Q6 and A e weaAer St,; Datld.Thdmpson, Old RaAy Godfrey. » . Town Offleoa to Close of Mrs. Carol Bouchaid whose car Stone Rd., VeniA; Lester Voxsela, Members of Ae class who vrip eiUte' all increase retroactive to; deolaratkm of A e North A tlA tic take part will be Nancy Rlvoaa, Offices in the Town Office build' ' Jttly 1. Increases will take, effect struck a tow cable extended frpm CounuU of 'the IBA of December' 82$ Center St.; Harold Wheeler; ing will close at 4:30 p.m. Thurs W appAg; Mrs, .Anna Slekmis, An Raymcmd Cote', Michael PouUot, this year, he said, while decreases Gerber’s wrecker Mross . VUfsge 1958." KoUy dkoglund Stephen Tambflng, day .and reopen a t'9 a.m. Monday, wQl be hOd off untU after next S t ^ r b e r w m released im d» These docununts, pledgAg to dover. Dec. 48 In observance of the DISCHARGHD TKSTERDAT: Marguerite. O’Brien. David Floehr Jwy 1- $800 bAd by Judge O'LoughlA. detond BerlA against Boviet ag- nrcsyk,. DonaJS SwAAlewlCa, Exfia-■Av ' ti’ Chrietmsus. holiday. These offlcje Apparently, the biggest outs FAes were imposed by. Judge CTsarlon, represA t a return to Pamela BjAkman, 28 FraiSdA Sti Donald SmlA. Teddy Bldwell* Include the Board of Selectmen, will faU A the pay of Miss Louise OTx)ughlA A follows: John H, eariy western positions A the Joseph Cohen, HUAgton; . Mrs. Joyce Bujaucius, Unda Rogers, town clerk, town asiseaeor and tax yohnson, reclass^ed. from as- RaynM, 31, of 80 BAOroft ' Bd.r Geneva foreign ministers confer June Collins, Sou A .Windsor; Wil Lisa Trombley, Lorrene Wrobel, collector. ^ aSktant controller to aocpunt and failure to obtaA a operaton li ence this ysA. . liam Fet^son, Andover; George Pamela -Zelmr, Janet Plante, t h o ^ l l f u l The lama offices will 'be clorad record clerk, and James Sheekey, cense, $30; David Touag, 21, Pror Gifford, 28 Campbell Ave., 'Ver- Chuck AshweU,.Fem Mulka. anS the following weekend from 4:30 whose post «d court Was told A a t McLaugMA UghtAg contest A Manchester meetings after Jut. l, according fonh fall on JAy 1, starting A Finley, 106 Birch St. no extra cost. to Mrs. Harry R. Ryan Jr., com I960. Right now, they faU on A e wad fined raeehtly A T ollA d Jus' ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ais year. The Jui^r Chamber of Com f t M ) ' IVIagnaVo:>c mittee secretary. fiist of JAy, October, January, or tiiee Oohrt’tai A e speeding chAge. Dircei Urbanetti, 178% Spruce S t; , Yule HoHday Set April, dependAg on when the em- 17)0 ease-of Michael J. Congdon, Joseph HettAger, Gleason S t; merce, ■whirii for several years has Grades 2,. 8 and..4 Ji£,,lhe_,Rp.bert- ptsye came A.worA 21, o f SduAbridge, Maas., was dis- Harry Rice, Andover. sponsored A e contest to pick Ae best decorated homes, decAed to Bon School will present a short )AcremenA for Ae current year mtsaed,' He ‘was chAged w lA c a BIRTH SATURDAY: A son to Christmas program at an assemblv ere figured A Ae pay notices 'tylB£r a weapon A a mot a vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Libby, .12 discontinue A e contest. FULL QT. William Wagner, Jaycee presi all-inclusive Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the audi whiA employes will g t t AdlVlduA- Tm Aurf WA told Aat Oongdon Church S t > STEREO torium,- for parents. , t7 f ___ had' a permit for a platol A Ma - BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son dent, said today Ae yoimg men’s The annual Christmas parties at sschusetts A d w a carrying Ae to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldsnider, dvic organAatloh came to Ae pistol and a shotgun A Ms c a for the school will .be held Wednesday ^ 8 DOE mr BOAO CRASH 613 Main St.; a daughter to w . conclusion that Aere was hot afternqpn h A tin gv \ an4 Mrs. Theodore BeebC, Church enough interest on the part of BlENDEb WHISKEY • 66 PROOF • 70* Entertainment Center Sylvaids, ,Oa„ Dee. 21 (4PV—A 4- hond of $100!w a set A A e Classes will be excused at the speedAg autotnoNle wnsshed St., Vernon. homeowners to Justify A e proj GRAIN NEUTRAl SPIRITS • HIRAM regular hour Wednesday for the ieSM of Walter A. : Brown, 84, of BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter ect, •' ‘ WAIKH 4 SONS INC, PEORIA, III. bnadalde At» anoAer car esily Rockville, whOjJalled to appear to' Christmas and New YeSr holiday, tody, sad killed five SylvsnA to Mr. and Mrs. ’Theodore Martin, an>i will be resumed at' the regular answer a chari^ o f operating a mo Skinner Rd., Rockville: a son to yoiiAs. TTiere were no snortybrs tor vehicle while Ms llcAse w a a - hour Jan. 4, I960. nf the teiriflc orash. '1eild chdrgM of . Atoxlcatlon A d beAg Mrs. Mary Currie, 9<6% 'Poster ...mone beautifiUfurnitw-e piece. ■ ' Mrs.- Birge Dayton. Mrs. Henry 5lMi pieoee on them.’* a common 'drunkAd. He w a or St.; MatAew DeSlmeone, 192 Sherman, Mrs. Kenneth Ober and ' ' ■ — ■ ■' dered pickbd Up If ^een A Rock' Highland S t; Mrs. DoroAy DiUUp, Mrs. Albert E. Bray. Sessions 'will ^^Auto l^dries Of Ae Tihlted vine. Hezardvi'Ue; DavM Fletcher, 194 \be in recess from Thursday to Jan. . Btatee wash atkiut 288 mllUph cnie Bonds forfeited by out-of-Ae Center S t; Richard Hodge, 48 In observance of the Christmas ^ a ytar,'\ Aca motorists totaled $89. HamUn S t; Mrs. Margaret Lahey, ahd New Year's holiday. Mrs. nry Sherman and Mrs. Wesley willXcomprise the weekend clean up e^m ittee of the classroom, at the 'basement of the Second Con gregational .Church. ’ Court Cases Spinning CombihuHon Cases disposed of by Justice Leroy M. Roberts in Trial Justice Roll and Red $19.95 Court Friday night follow: John W. DeCampoe, 19, of Hart ford, charged- vrith. speeding, flned ^stinq Rod $21 with the esse being appealed ^ to Tollapd Superior Court. De- '"Plus Reel $6.98 'CsTnpos postedia $100 bond. Christmas Gift . Joseph Stula, 29,-of Willimantlc, charged.with carrying a weapon in ; a motor vehicle, found innocent; Casting Reels *3.75 r “ A t Irnig last, I learned the err6t^ ^ ■ ' - • . ... GolfvBags »7 .9 8 ^ o l mY wayil** Special purchase frpm one of AmericaVs finest mills enables us to'bring you this outstanding value just in time for Christmas! . ■ '
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FULL 9T,- ' V^am llMSa AU 'Taxes PLUeRINS ind ^ L Y CO. taehided ' Gift Wrappedpf C b u r « 6 SI^IB pdr F. T. BUSH JR., PRtadeat ata! TmoMirar 130 CENTlir ST. y COK. m 877 MAIN ST. **jf ifa Umrdmtm 'wm oxv^sM: nUffil 9 0 P A O f 8 | i U O PACT iQ P IC , jCana la far ybw ciaaiiplUteataiy tapy aLAk •UNOiO WHISKEY • U PROOlf •,70*' lafarawtfM beettof'..V "A tatteri bayar't Oalda te i l Ms lf*...F tY a a »» tor Iba.atllng, OEAIN NRJTIAl SPIMTS • HIRAM WMKEI A $ONS INC.' PfOfiA. HU riiiiSli'Miyf'il rf'«*t-‘'^hC^»r -ffW,; ■ ■ ... ■•*•*" - ‘ .i* , . ''J ; '- — , ■■ ■>•• V'-I".' - ,i> ' V ■ r- ‘• 'f ■•;. i •t MANCHESTER EVENIn O kEliALD. MANCHiESTER, CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 19B9 PAGE 8 1 V 1 N
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^ MAN( aasrillagthe gttfoio^s dowry to The » A 0 « 8 I X speaker of the two houses of display. •'’Hwy Includsd a large Into the modem wprld with land ■f silver howl from President Elsen reforms and ambltloue GchnleM bride.' oetved gtrid plna for-work In tha weekend to lv « « l • with iUa polio oeaaon to praotleelly apded parliament arid the court minister Both are symbolic. TRe dowry bo hold Wodnooday to parenta. Mr. end Mfe. H en ry , Christmas Party atlAT MG BARGAINS ARI Marries were the olHcial Witnesses as the hower, who- met'thif phah In this projects. This has net up bodal ten 4-H Tnctor chib; Andrew Wat at thia time. It la aefa totoy that to an elaborately bound copy of BtAron ■ , cOtnpHanee with roeont ■tatomonto couple signed the. toyal family same palace last'week. ^ iMued from the State Flro Mar- klna, for electricity projecU: Joyce Pimm, who live on the Hope Val the year 1950 will eloim free l^hi sions within his ktngdmh, especial the' Koran and one gold coin. The I'L flH RU1,-NU ,1IK ' ' /i i ..’1 ’ . ; ley Rd. The Rev. Mr, P i n hi Held by MAHRC THE ilASON YOU SAVE $$ > marriage regieter. A few pagee An onyx casket from Soviet eeparatloh' eettlemept woifld he ^aI*B office there will be no cut: Kinney, overall achlevemento; and the dtooMa- Avery rffort baa been Premtof KlklU B., Khruahehev,^^ ly among the trlbai leadm who Sdbpol to Close , treee blought Into the aehoei. Penny BeMen, for dreM”t(^vuj on- b .'.iught with him two of the young back In the same register Is the remember how they were forced h<> hdf a mlWoh- rials, (The rial to men from the Boyc* Homea In made for protection ,of children Tha Man^aatar AteocUtlon, for Again^ Hpjpeis for Heir roeord of the shah's previous mar whose government has been de School will ckwe WMaeada^ tflee. and edOlta in clinica where the. k i^ k le under to hie father. worth little more than one Amer ClOMnJBTE n U Y A C r This Wednesday oaima, Kaneea, of which be to the Help of Retarded ChUdren held lU AT THE WILMMANTIIB CARPET GENTra riage to Sdrayu. nouncing Iran for Us mllUaty ties A shah.' without an heir to obvi ican penny). This to a mere token after a full day. to reopen JaA. 4, 0 A e Bold Yule Party Salk treatment wna given. --• - with the xmiWd'States, was placed ______. . . f t ' ■ dean, annual Chriatmaa party for- re Following the ceremony, the ously'not as secure as a^lonarCh since Farah has already spent ,1960. „ , The BMunbere of Cub SooUt <0(Mtto|lM« from Pag* Om ) ago after a diUdless but happy hext'Uo the Bfleenhower bowl on and equal faculties are asdufed eacH toi»- fUehard D. Gale, principal of ' /.getawRO ' There will be a choral Suchariet To PreiMA at Bethlohen. tarded children yesterday after Save Froln »,0 0 PcT* •hah and ^ ee n Farah stood side Avhose line o f succession to dearly much more than that on her Dior Tro^ M -enjoyed a ChrUtmaa Frionde of the Rev. pr. Reg noon gt the Highland Park School marriage.. - by side amjd banks of flowers in table. The table was loaded with lly at thaiGutiih Funeral HomaH-avan^wkea Iha Hobron Elementary School, Frederick J. Wythe haii been hp-: Ry ai the elemental^ acbool at St. Peter’a on (hirtotmaa Eva, *3 To ..A bright sbn gUs^dned on the The hew. <|ueen of Iran, Who as liked. The-^ah himself turn openly troueeeau. opening at U:dO. Tha uaual Chrlat- inald -Ifelfferlch and dauihtora, auditorium. the Hall of Jdllfrors to receive the other gtfCs of glistening, gold and ajcknowledged the poaelbility of as The wedding schedule included, more than one service to In progress. •nnouncea the following progrant pointed a member of the Planiilng untoay evefflng at 7. It waa the havi heard recently from the lat ■nowy"eiopea of the Elbon Moun Ihte an last fall was. an obscure eongr%tulatlons. and good Wishes Oliver. and Zoning Oommtaalon, to perve Oiiba' monthly meeting. mea pageant on Chriatmaa Eve .gtr. and Mrs. Burton Moore of SHOP AT the CONVENIENT st^ent in Paris, appeared regal sassination. The absence of ait -heir after the ceremony, a state ban of acUvlUea In the aehbol through « will be omitted fhla year, but a ter, the Miasge Debbie, Alice, and Coventry, puppeteers, entertalnsd tains towering behind Tehran to Of MiMr guests'. * , speaking to hewemen yesterday, In such a situation would he an In quet' for 150 guests. Jn the Ivory Tsar 'Round Air CMsdJtlohihf. Ave yean, hla tom beglhning The third ennual Chiiatmaa * ** ' as she met the Shah In tha Mosaic the holiday teaaon. A brief pageant will be pfuented Inatoad Honey, who ,>4re traveling with wtth 'sn old-fashioned I^ r t i .and give a 'plctureM^e setting for the Ootgide the palace, eeveral thou the Shiah explained that aside from vitation to political chaos. roqin of Golestan'Palace, and two Jan. 1. cert pi^eiltod by • the^RHAHr their father, that they were then Judy Rh«w, and a Marionette skit. Room of/ the palace for the cere sand' ' 'excited people strained human reasons,' he la msrrylng Chletmaa program will be pre- 4 4 Awnrda Made^ Sdiool’e Blue and Gold, Chorua on Jan. 6, obeervlng the Epiphany, WILLIMANTIC CARPET cen ter ceremony In, the big'marble palace. mony.. / ' TTie marriage rltos were sur hours later a wedding hall for by children of the-chyrchnchool. In Bombay. India, on their way Following refreshments of Ice against police lines for a glimpse Farah for reasons “of ajttonarchial rounded by the ornate splendor Of some, 2,000 In the 'palaoe’e glit ■ented In Mre. OeraMlne Banna’e Five plna and certlAcatoa were and Choir, wad held Thuredey eve to Bethlehem , where the Rev. cream and cooklei, Santa Claus ar The capital waa in a gay. festive Her prunette, hair waa freshly of the palace ■ garden. '•order." Iran’s constitution re- ancient Persia. The peacock throne awarded to the Buttena and Bowa ning In the RHAM Uttle. Theater, Mr. and Mre. WtlUam W. Hamr Open Dally 10-5 J».M.~Thureday Night till 9:00.- spirit. Flags flapped In the breese. colffeuM by two -slmlrdressers tering Hall of Mirrors, Where the room tomorrow *t 1 p.m. moftd will open thelf home for the Helfferich will preach,on Chriet- rived with a pack full of glfta to To each gueat passing to' Aake huirea that the successor to the itself has 12 pillars, each decorated ehah entertained iTeeident Elsen 4-H club, of which Mra. Robert directed by Alvin Eaer. Sololeta distrtb'ute among the klddleis. M e ^ huUdthga were decorated flown from PaHs. Sbe^ore dia throne be a male, and the shah has with two gem-encrusted peacocks. Ml 3-5940 A program for the upper gradw were Mary Ann Moran and Alien annual Chriatmaa party of the maa Day. He la a repreaenUtlve with bunting and the national col- mond / 'earrings and 'a ' diamond his hand,, the shah handed a gold hower last weelt, will follow at *i;:45. The public Cafagao la leadec; and to the Hgp^ of the World Council of Churchea Arrangements for the party By AppoinlniHni Anytime coin amd a tiny velvet box of no son. It was built in the 17th Century R. Yale. A leleot choir, which HeGIAm bridge club, Dec. 29. Din .oiih ce. ’The couple Will start their U Invited to attend either or both py Hettimcni. o f Which Ura. Victor ner will be aenred at 4 p.m., after and travels extensively all over the were made by Mrs. Wallace Tracy, candy symbollc-of sweetness, hap The throne Itself is ancient and for the Indian mogul Shah Jahan, RyehUng la leader, at the Annual meeU after achool houra, alao re'n- Rt. 6 Across Prom The Country Club Tel. HA S-4S11 ,/Th6,.ahah divorced his . first two 7 he families of the bride .and builder of India’s Taj Mahal. The honeymoon in a few dstye on Uie of theee programe. ^ derad apecla] Chriatmaa numbera, which Chriatmaa gtfta will be ex world. His home if In Hebron on assisted by Mrs. S. J. Bbnson. Mrs. piness and fertility. Farah stood rich In history—-but the shah’s Caspian Sea. They plan a trip Puplla may exchange Chrlatmaa Adhtet^ment Night program, . re John Makulis, Mrs. Charles Church lyes because they failed to bear gre ^m and high State officials were family la not. His father, Rera throne wss-,carrled off to Iran In 2 2 5 mmm: cently held. The Happy H^mmiera followed by a Chriatmaa Carol Sing changed and bridge will be in play. Paper Mill Rd. Rug Prices Prom 15.95, 25i95, 29.95, 89.95, 99.95 1 an heir to the throne. The first the only ' ones admitted to the besidr him snviliny and sometimes early next year to Pakistan and within their claeeroome. N o.Polio Caaee' ' and Mrs. Ernest Le«mon. Santa laughing as the accented the good Khan, was a tough army officer 17S9 by the .Perolan rulpT, Nadir ■ ■ ■' > r ' here deflnlUly auggeet a max- and hllKc.Dripa cluba will alao re by the audience and chorua. was portrayed by William Carroll. ^wife, an Egyptian prlnceas, 'bore sale Room whose ceilings iimd. Shah. later to Europe. Rev. Pimm Viaito Mra. Harry H. Klrkham, achool ' Manchester Ei’ening Herald He wishes of Tehran’s elite. who seised power In 192J a'nd had 'T woufil like to see the Olym ^imum of 29 cenU for 4ny gift ceive blue roectte ribbona bearing him a daughter, Prlnceaa Shanas. \ ills are covered with-tiny pieces himself crowned shah-ln-shah ■ Part of thjs ceremony Included e the Club namea, for their outotahd- The Rav. Ilouglaa F. Plmnr, for and neighborhood’ nurae, aaV*that bron eorreepond*"* ***"• SOsaa B. He mailed Soraya Eafandlary, t r Wood, Ivory, gold amd diver to The newlyweds Invited their pics In Rome next year," the shah . ClaMrooma teachere are reeponH" no polio caaee have been reported Pendleton, ' tei»phone ACademy Armageddon la in the mountains guests Into an a lin in g room, (king of kings'! fotir years later. financial conditions—payment the Advertite in Th e Herald—-^-It Paya ble for organlrlng their own^claea li^ achlevemento duriM the year. mer paator of St. Petec'a Bpia- Advertise in The lleraid-^lt Pays a green-eyed Iranian beauty In Ibrm a multicolored design. His son has been’ leading Iran' bride may expect If ever divorced. told newsmen. copal Church, arrived the p a a t to her tide year, to dete. Am the 9-S454. of icentral Palestine. Premier ManucKehr-.'EghbaI, the where wedding presents were, on party and refreehmenla, which will William and Jtunea Watklna re 1951 and divorced her 30 months ■\
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IUNCHE8TER EVENING HERALD, H A N O iE ? !^ . CONN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,: 19B» tA O f i lU C H T wher havo not hoe* *Ms to heart. Are we ready to observe tha r u r t i B W miiadnt; not. carUlBly, b*c*u§« w t that tha Democratic - p a rty ' la on D E saom cM Ms worludiop boesuas of the • rUe In FalrAeld. County." Ha A Thounlit fnr day-?' - ' ■ ■ - CHESTER'S \: H aainier S^ yer Parents who would Ilfco to havo HUmrl|pBtpr havy an.v, ajTnpaUiy wtUi tha h»od- Lord, help ns to k a« |riii idgHt Rep. Irwin Set said proof, of thia lies in "the S paiM red.lv tha llabefMWtw Santa visit ehlldnn wtid 'Mto. IK hR^i and panKla/v* bo*’id In quaa- sWeepmg Victories our party’s Israya, the Savior, Chrlat the K ills l^iiysi<^an should phono tho. Reqroatieir.Xlo- {DPtiin^ Jjprali tlon. Wy are afraid tliey^fara cony OawMlI of rhurchi* . in all tha preparatlorui of candidates achieved In FalrAeld ■...... III... I'a.M R e m b d e l partmOnt, ' vlrted, after all, becauae at the a>:- To Race Again, County in the 1059 municipal elec- iristmas. Amen. •aau danee tsBwktag prepar*: At thiax'^ason of ChriatmaS, Submitted by y O fJW O L D FfR-COAT The Baby Has Baa. Fraadseo, t)oe- 21 (dV-A tiena to clooo shop at Center mtwiphere and reputation whlrh tlona. . ' AUBglE WiNE EXPORTS H ld i V Irwin aaid "It will taka a there Ja alwaya ao much to do. It ■Paatbr C. Henry Anderaon INTO A NEW k doctor, hla skull emshed by ham- Bprings Lodge, 4mt ha’ll stoy Canberra—The Auatrallsit-Wine rHo>r atirrounded them. TVe are afraid Expects to Win trfcmendmia amount of effort."- Emamfel Lutheran Church -mer blows, was found dying near Board .reports that 1.7M.000 gal W*LTI i rKsStlfeN that, tinder the normal courae of la probably the busiest time of tha agoumd today and tomorrow to re- PuMf ar^ eafe from the law unleaa' It ran pnrt and on tha. part of tha Deipd- ping add spending, putting up dec- BHdgepdrt Dee, 31 UP>—Frank 'Named... bn Wodnesday’ afternoon, second hlgheat. total in the laat 10 PuMiMlM chancea of winning aa X>r. ^Raymond Dyer Higgtns, 40, (OsntlMied tfwK Fii«e" thortUeS aided with Wmiams, who. r.S?ta^ ijra anaano Hnu^ya.Hnlli ^tarea at he proved jthat they ha\-e done ered my cratic party In FalrAeld County . ." oraUona and sanding! out cards, D’Andrea, opiaj’ator of a Junkyard, MF4-MS1: Ml ^ deaf and blind in his lattqr glMW,.! w ill vlalt t|M h<^4e of fWldmn’Foam. OWic*. at -Mancftaater Conn a» He said Repubileana haVa al waa envilop«Ml h)'flames Saturday Roekvuie TB deputy medical oflloar in chorga of nml I'law Mali Maltar aomelhlnp'more'than juat talk to slim. and preparing for programs and Marine Hospital, lay fium dom on military rite*. wtU be held in the waa unable to mply. - ^ "I am writing you now to tejl ready allocated $2 mlljlon to A- when an automobile gas tank'ex U BURKE KO>to. B O C R m ^ one another'. , for family gatherings. iret,_many Fo# Free Battamta la Foor dtoolato dunes at u s edge of Ft. small town^of Btrdnhlln, Tax., - He Uatod his Mrthdats as Nov- nance thejr congresaional cam ploded as ha was working on the — ' J-1 .ton o£ Mrs. -Kenhett J. 14, 1842, In Itawamlw Oeunty, THU. ASS»<’»ATKD PK*>» 'We ahall probabljr find out. In you t hat I will seek the Dejnocratlc paigns next tail, and added that are totally unprepared for the real car with a blow toreJb .Policeman FugsUdi when an unidanuftad furf about 12dtoUes northwsst of ham. Ttia Aaaoctattxl C rw i» nomination for Congreaa ag|ln celebration of ChriattHaa. which In- a s k Gannon Rd., East. Hartford. : Ha was tom Dec. 10 at Man- flshennan saw ,Um about 5 p.m. Miss., and cams to Texas after the amitiaa to tn* uja ®* S! due courae. Proaectitlona and JuTlea "s substantial portion of that aum Peter Nemeth' and' bn employe of -^.diestor idaniorlal .Hotoitol. ■ . Him ihatemal 'grandparents processional will iilchide a war. He farmed moet of Ms Ufe all o*ar» aunatmen crodii^ti to it « next, yesr and. to ask your fullest -will be pumped Into FalrAeld .rludes worship snd adoration of the Junkyard, Alexander Ruklen- and. oallsd for help. ' Sot «th»r«nar, croditwl “ may ajirree, at timet, to atretch the the Christ of God. Somehow we TOrmnrSt, MimcMAtor, and muHkUn Bypiton, HlgglBS, who.cams hare In July 25-man fife and drqm corps of the before moving here to live with a ana alao iho iocart^i|»*« support In my csmpalgn:’^ - County." chuk, begUmit the fire and tore' off an nanta m _^inibiiciij|r'o oi at>ae)a existinp law and perhapa make a take on the. tone Of the secular VrHj^ord. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wlinam from New York, died at Mission Sons of Union Vetsrans of Hoimt daughter several: yearn agp. r«iarr»d News reports from the forum Irwin, a 33-year-pld attorney, la D’Andrea’s clothSa. His condition *?T. BaHilMartfOrd- ' Vemom Ohio, birthplace of the He had more thw lOO^earvhrlng ainnaioliM naroln ar» little new law In order to atiike a on Dec. # quoted Irviin as saying; from Norwalk. In last year’s con and Often forget the spiritual. Let w ar'term ed fair later at BrfdgaV .Jll Don*t Be Caught IfUheut a Spare Car Kay! emergency Hoepltal two how* Ilf never lose sight m the bright, later without legainlng conscious- composer of the song “Dixie"— descendanto, including five Iwna IHill aanrtca ciiant of N t a. blow at aomethlnjr obvloualy evil. "I would like to rim again, but gressional election he plied up poiA Hospital. , 'A* ' R ob^ ^A laii, son Of Mr. and Mrs- Stanley RqMrt Butkus, 4 one of WUllama’ llfs-Iong favorites. and five daughtem. I would leave, the question' In the 110,766 votea to Morano'a 115,505. holy purpose of the Christmas oh* JOIN OUR IMO .eaa *lK.Kfnf,er. RopraaontaUTaa: Thr The Supreme Oourt haa tha func servance — '’Emanuel-r-G5>d with ^-'BucklaBd Alley: ^ He was tom Dec. 13 at4Ranc)toeter SCeihorial Police found the bloody murder WUhams Ustad his service con Julma Matboaa Sp^lal_ — *-*ncy “— 'Rota background. Dbrt't for a moment In the aame election. Democrats Ch r is t m a s c l u b '^Hoepttal. . Um maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vort taticarf- o o i^ t a™ tion, on the other hand, of Ifrhorirtp throughout the state Were elected us,” the gift of God’s Son to bring •for fl-00 or more weekly— xeH>on, a eheet metal worker’s nection as a forage master In Com- CRASH KBUL8 M A IU IA N , AtTTtIT BURRA D or the potjularlty of a verdict and ifo- think I wlir not work very hard - ' R. KeKoe, 240 Spruce S t HiS paternal grandparents are and heavy hammer, 10 feet from the [pany C, Fifth Regiment of Hood’s Toiripgton, Dec. 31 UF)-:-James| for re-election. If I decide to nin. to puhlle oAlce. They captured ell pardon and peac«. May we hhva Mm. Sti^ey B ^ us, 44%,'Burnham St. , His maternal'.great- CIRfUI-ATUiN®______Inp back to the Imperaonallty of open federal poata and all of the watchful hearts—looking to Ood’a PRESGMPTIONS body. . - iBrigade during the closing months F. Kennedy,, a 81-year-old Torring- Sme^WPTIUN RATI* I have'not adopted a defeatist at GET A BEAUTlFyL ;'^grandpar«Bts are 1^. and Mm. James McVeigh. lOfl.Birc)i iSt ton mailman, died yeaterday short the law, which haa Ita aometimea titude .That Is not my nature.*; major atate oOleea. Word for the "Way to know about, - *-,*** ^ ‘Heuappamntly put up a terrible of Sie Civil War. Pava ■ and prepare for Chriatmaa, and F r m D ijiv iM y ' 18-KARAT GOLD 'struggle,’’ Police,-Inspector Ft'ank Newspaper stotiss published ly after receiving head and inter-1 On* Toar ... ..tU K atirky technlcalHiea, even when It But, he said the chances of be Dtsvtil'MiAcelffl,' son df Mr. and Mrq. Robert Hall, 13% laevemi montlu ago quutioned nal Injurlee in an' accident, Hlh I M nllti .. ing elected again "In' a county Profit Quick -Itoklng upward In prayer for guid p l a t e d c a r k e y Oibeau said- “His clothlag was all tliroo Mnntl.a la deallnp with the worat crtml- ance In. all comliig days. „Chrlat- WITF SAFETY-LOCK i ' v S t Ho was Ikwin Dec, 14 at Manchestor ,Memorial Hospital. His but ripped from his -body." whether he aetuMly had served as miUI truck elidon an ley straetrMt I Oho Month .. where the Republicans dominate LIBBETT DRUB ‘f --maternal (grendmotber is Mm. Margueriete M. Hill, Southbrldge, he claimed. State and -federal au- ah embanlunept, and. overturned. pals. Rut theae atlcky technlcall- mss blessings really come to the p a r k a d e . Several hours after the attack,: \TooK> . by s t-wo-to-one margin sre'*l!m.' New ITork t/Pi—One of Broad s n o p p iN o CHAIN Mass, His paternal grandparents ^re Mr. anjl Mm. Malcolm f I ...... - I...... Etntio Oorr . tlea are also, aometimea, even when according to the news reports. The way's quickest Investment payoffs humble and rightly prepared -I officers arrested Cs(^l F. Roberto, a -■ rWitii, Flskdale, Miss. He has ajtrother, Robert Myron-Jr., 4; . husky 85-year-old laborer, a mile TR rAlLS ' rtio HoraiaI Pnctina OoaaMM,.. UK<. they are detected operaUnp to pro Fourth Congressional IMstrlct la Is being registered by Paddy FREE ^Vjmd a elster, Cynthia Ann, 6. aooumoa 4to frinafietal raapoiiaiMilto io> tect • th e' evil, part of a general Fairfield County. Chayefaky'a drama, “Tha Tenth ■ ; • . ■ , .* ■ 9 9 ■ • • , • . -U — ' from the scene and questioned him tvpo.jfrnt'htcal'.,, ______t ■ orrora. aimaarliia In a* TheTiiey sHU be eat to dnpB; about Dr.. Higgins' death. Tortioomonta■floor and oOiw roadim XUAfvm^v*’ which haa to be main In his statement today, Irwin Man.’’,.. , cate ypur ear key wItBoirt • .1- Aiu«i”jeiMi. daughter of Mr. and'Mm. Gene.White, Tolland In Iho Mamtlioalor gtraaim BaraW. ■ said "those remarks apparently led „ The production, which cost f f i h tained for all If "it la to be maln- ehar|fe. Ai-Rd.', Vernon. She was born Dec. IS at Manchester Memorial - oioiiiat aatrortlMiia e'loiaac btam: many people Ihto. thinking 1 was about *71,000, is expected ..to pay .:t‘Hospltol.- Hlr maternal grandparents'are Mr. and'Mm. Remard 'Ikined at all: DR. C. A. CAILLOUETTE -tasiy rnr Monday—I o m. Fiiday. quite pessimistic .about my chances off during lU Arst 10 weeks. The •xZlsl^'Thnto Rivera. Mass.; HerjJatemal grandparenU are Mr. MI 2-1112 rot. r^oodav—1, p ni Mondfi> show h** been playing to full tSt ^ an 2-1111 Pftr, Wodnooday—1 for being re-elected, when actually t- i'and-M rit FrifWt White, Madison, Conn. She has a brother, Ketir roT niuraday—1 rnuraday—1 P nvjwedareoay.'’.. “'• ^VMUKEQEF* S S S t e . Just the opposite Is true. houses since receiving virtually CHIROPRACTOR ^■■'Vneth, S.;';'-' Tf' ror Friday-1 n * TbiniS^- Mathiu Spieaa “Quite frankly; I Armly believe unanimous critical raves. . • 'J* For Salurday—1 p m Frida*. _ s A V 1 N G S Ctaaetfled. deadfine: 10:« PALMER GRADUATE '-rl' JanHM son of; JiDr. oii!l,J|rs:'Jamto .V- publloatiee aacept It Is surprlsl*|f, sVhsn we think i n t i / LOAM ■ Lake Rfl., Tojlaiid. .He wa« at Ma«obej[torMI(hnorlal Cakes aiid pastries with that home-made' flavM and of It, how mudt of our identity as \ s S ( ) t I % « ! ( > ' • ’.xHospltol,' -Pa miate*flJ:gn«idpl*«^ Ml*.' Bart Monday, December .11 a community, of our feeling that j “IN PRACTICE 35 YEARS’* f Melendyl'KbSth tmidohetoi^. HSf-imtortini g ^ are I oven-fresfi gohdness. Make an occasion' really special we are Manchester, a place with a V-tMWg_____ Mr. and M ii.'Chart* PurUe, Charteton, Mass. He_has» sister,; with oar superior baked goods! ------RaetiTMTTeh. .^BeryrMsrte,l%. " Lnnd Of Tax Fre« Estates past and a future, la wrapped up WILLIMANTIC OFFICE MANCHESTER OFFICE ■ aacazsTts-a ■l s s s t------rT w aaejat What country In the world haa In the fact that Mathias Spies, had 854 MAIN STREET . 110 CENTER STREET / e o Z t A i a i n '■I* . Shawn Dennis, son of Mr. and i^m. Robert V. Nails, 68 Lake- TRBA 8 UR« Phone HA 3-1400 ' Phone Ml 0-7628 HOUDAY SreCIALS the lightest Ihheritarice tax, name the devotion, Interest, research'en- R* 6ft, SoiAh Coventry. ' He waa bom Dec. 16 at M an^ter Afembrtal Hospital. His mstonial grafidmother Is Mm. CeceUa e 0HBI91MAS STOLUENS ly none? In what country would ttg y, and Anally tha genial public- e POLISH BOBKA Devaux. Hartford. His paternal grandmother is Mm. Eleanora e OINOEBHXEAD MAN e SPRlNOERliS CHB 8 T *our dhlldren have the beat chance apiritednesa to sarya as our his 5 KuUK-Cleveland, Ohio. . He .has ttoo brothers, Robert Jr« 6, and, e ANISE DROPS of tnh^tlng your whole estate torian. « ' v' Terrance, 1%: and a sister, Linda Jan, 7. ^ Now e PJj’EFPEBNBPSSE wltlidOt any allcea taken out of It? I|e became more familiar than ■i OVAL niiraw happens to be Rua- anyone else, ever has been or will Donna Margaret, daughter 'of Mr. and Mm. James K Mc i t ' s ASSORTED FRUIT PIES be with the historical connotations Dermott, 42 Olenwood St She whs bom DecMS at Manchester da^—noppoaedly Communist Rua- AND CREAM PIES „ of every acre of. Mincheater THE CHRISTMAS STORE SINCE '74 Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmoUier is Jsmm DIAMONDS ■lila. ' , R. Connor, Berkeley,. R. I. Her patenml grandmotoer !■ Mrt. A. ALSO SQUASH AND PUMPKIN PIES' . s . And this fact Is currently both- ground; those'.who had even Hyed p. McDertnotL Cftsstnut S t She haa a broU»*r{ ^ilnothy James, ' I . ' f ■■■' ' J " .1 ■ ■■ eting eome of the Russians them here before the white man cants 2%: 13 months. '• . selves—those who, believe In Com lived again In hila reeearchesi MMt BLAIR'S HAS BEBN ^^IVEN CLOSiD CHRISTMAS DAY : ...LOOK ATTHCM munist theory, that la. of what he knew, of 'eouree, was Open tonight and Leo, ‘d i^ ih ^ r of Mr. and Mm. Napoleon BeU, 61 ANEWNAMEFQlt set down In his History of Man Tuesday and Wednesday Nike 'herd Dec! 18, at Mmuhestor Memorial CHRISTMAS - OKM SATOMMY AS IfSUAL • « The hlstpri- of Russian policy on dtolT! Rei - - -- . . Popular Demand! Mod THROUeKOUR chester, certainly the Anest hlgtory Night's Hcxmltal.i biherltances Is as follows; Early In send 144) em thinking makes mpdam tha revolution. In 1918, a law was any New England town has ever Closed Chri.stma8 pay two slsl-„ , „ . . , doing. EverytMim is a^»y» BAKE REVCAUN0 adopted limiting Inheritance to 10,- had written for tt. But hie reaeareh and Saturday, 26th ' t. NEW at SATJL LEVINE t‘WiUtM, inh of Mr. and Mn. Herbert R, Joynei 27 FABHIOn S. B e mire alsd to see 000 rubles, about »2.!W0. In 1028, and hla accumulation of fact and our New CHEZ-EUE Beauty SHOP ecMOLirc detail never ceased; there was, Saultere. .He w*e bom Dec. If.'at Mancheeter Memorial another law shollshed this limit, HOSplt&le -hJnUB ' matowl IimWIMBl animdilhrenUHKaCMIUi^WlSM are Mr.avas. and Mm,' Louis Salon. - with him, always something new r* . Ma ^ UJ. * --- * ------*------me** Kift* 44B HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR MeKEE STMCET: ‘‘ but Instituted an Inheritance tax C Bunco, 628. W. Cehtor S t . His paternal grandparents are Mr. ,, , scaled to the size of the estate. stout our yeaterdaya. and Mm. Vfiatef H toimer. Si Holl St He has .three brothers, JOSEPH 8. LVKAS, Baker and Proprietor During World War IT. the tax waa This chronicler of our past also Richard, 6,?H«Wffiond, ;4,land Randall, 1%; and two sisters, ShMOn, \ Ouc oval cRamonds. Mwtsf ’CKMtvwnMit el abolished, and ths Inheritance law hart hie years of public, service, BandSui*ij^J»%; -..,!^,4. 4,t 1 ^ ’ W ! ^ ^ "I wat making rndstecdiaiTiond. part of it In soma actual office, but M’.'i-'y.-*-’- ■ • ’ was al.so liberalized so that persons TONICHT Janet' bter, of' Mr. ahdx Mm> Richard Bean, 41 cause they look so much larger and'H iey sciimiicrfa outside the family Itself could be more of It as a public Agura who siiewiaa bor* X)eb. 12:fbltoiri(WMe City ^lOyOdO a year, but ,mede heirs to ah estate, iriat Is waa a reliable and valuable partici Decorate the tree itTfaa gralWpainWlO-Ew brilliantly. But. really to see 4hem aild .lliachdittdar. Blouln."HilmforiJ» MMna.-' ‘ the way the law stands now. The pant in any civic movement or en H®«.f your favorite Chriitmai i was all thumbs!** istics which determ ine their fine qualify, w a invHa yoii result Is that Communist Russia deavor which promised to contrib 4. ■ .iA t o e x o m in 0>^hem under our Gen^oiite. In a GamolHa. o has a much more liberal (policy on ute fruitfully-to, the future history j carols playeel by Manchastar's own with Decorated Sandi* Lee, daughter' "of Mr. fiid MM dn w to -EWime^e, Inheritance than any of the capi 'of hla community. Hurlburt Rd.,Tolland. She was hem Dec. 17 atSSL Rockville City waej prectsion instrument that rnognifies 30 times, is used by Hospital.JlUU« HerXiCr maternal lliabOASlcu ^40sstuj^ IV’-' sian Jurist, Professor A. M, Lad- The recommendation' bued on ^AHCHESTER eiEEN MAHCH lihensky, even dares argue publlcly,kthls finding Is simple and direct. m 3-1351 that to change the inheritance law The Council wants the British peo I DOES NOT GOME WE INVITE EUDSET PAYMENTS ON ALL OUR DIAMONDS ■. i might reduce the Incentive for bet pie to begin wearing out- thelr fur -X RCGUUR DanTEHY SERVICE te r work. ."Generally- speaking,” niture more quickly. Presuniably, INCLUDING THE NEW OVAL-CUT says this professor, "we need as if the people balk at cooperation, ■£ FROM A BOTTLE *■ few restrictions as possible." ,' there may follow a-sly hint to the Moko o trioll ridwn Boymsiifi pay Iho I""- ,.x - ;■■ Imtollmon*, otyod pmfir. Even though It has defenders, British furniture Industry, on Waya ohhsr wooldy or montWy InrioT the special Ruaiian paradiaa for to make a piece slump'and sag af inheritances Is not expected to last. ter a dozen years or so. , . THE TRANQUILIZERS WE DISPENSE . ■ ' I - ■ ■" . „. L The prediction is that Russia, some, This la the way the world goSe. iijjihysician's prescriptions can give won. day soon .will come to adopt pro ’There would have been a time, be: gressive Inheritance tax rates fore the theory of planned'obpolea- derfoul relief to patients who need help to ALWAV s a n OliTSTANDlNO •■LICTION based on those already oii the cence as the necessity for any full overcome tensioni. book! In Britain - and the," United employment economy developed It O F FINE 'DIAMONdS IN f SHAFNf States. self here and then crossed the At THERE IS ONE TRANQUILIZER lantic, .when the ’ conclusion th a t _i- ' *■ * - 'j. ■'' THESE LUMBER PVENY SIZE, FOR ALL BUDOETd that can be obtained without-a prescrip- WftCMHSi. SU bAtS, followed such a survey would have WINOOW iOX GREENS. / - WILL The Apalachin Verdict been equally obvious, but in ah en ,ton which is alsd approved.by physicianli. -■The Apalachin verdict'. In which tirely-different direction. r CEMETERY RASKETS SO hoodlums have been convicted In another day the recommends YOU CAN GET THIS TRANQUILIZER'^ , W i O G S , ■'. ■ tloh would have been that-careleas , BALSAM BOUGHS; R O P im ^. Of, the.crim e of conspiring to ob- WHENEVER YOU VISIT THE CHURCH HOUJyaBANGIlBS, BBSTUBTdU ■ struct Justice by refusing toT*'! Americans. learn how to take care ^ Hitchcock of Riverton’s authorities’ why they happened to of their fu;qilturenilture bebetter, so it .could OR TEMPLE OF YOUR ^CHOICE , TKe deacon’s befichls delightful "vfriting - Ovql-cuf,' with ti^* Oval-cut, with two bog- Oval-cut dlomeiKi In he together In' one spol on the date j serve longpl:A Or there th« might, have ; W There you can fl'ear the^ message that caii a Rivertbn-Hitchcocjc copy, available in black . table” comes in . OimijitMAS BEOOlNtAS. AZAUUkS, AFRICAN VIOLETK'Eto, •tona'^ T4K gold, uettos, KKgold. platinum tatting, of May 13c>1957, has been hailed by been a few mipful hints to Anieri- ; S truly give ,vou lasting peace and tranquil- Judge Irving R. Kaufman, who ■can menuf(arr^irerii, bn how to build ' 0 or cherry. Handsomely cherryiir black with Re d sod si£ v e b r u s c o K) PtRS’no RnnoN. OWSTMU $ 2 5 0 $ 3 5 0 • ^ 5 presided over It, as historic. furniture which^would, better stand j ^ ; ' it.v; v decorated in shaded CONIES. BERRIES. BSXLSt^ b a l l s , Etc: ■a >' 'T am sure,'.' h,e told the Jury, the test of time and generations. . | J golds, $74.50.', hand applied ' '' ' * ALSO EXCELLENT SELECTION OF DRIED MA^MIAL. ANj? “that the people will leam through But now, as the British are be- j j 5 ^ CHRISTMAS IS A PARTICULARLY ’The Turtle-back'. , • 2 9 .9 5 stencil (decorations., your verdict that , decent, law- ing told in this instance, it has be- . -a .. Hitchcock to the left, >. /♦ APPROPRIATE TIME TO ATTEND Excelleni^lece abidingiipitlzens of this country ex come a matter of economic patriot- j H <'.Y0UR CHURCH is one of Riverton’s SATURDAY, DEC th pect. that the laws of our country ,lsm to be wasteful, to replacia 26 most distinctive models. for bedroom, $74.50. will be observed, and-in this con serviceable .with the new wheither d Brin'ft; your family and friends with you. Also available in black Emaratd-cut With ba^- Marquita-cuf with bog- Round-cut with aid* nection they- expect that when or not ,the replacement is really ; S jiF* Hitchcock alsp makes the , j' ft; England LumbfrCo. or cherry, $40.95v- I ’>',.640 W ^ D L E T n iE . EAtfr--^PHONEJ«I 2-6201 • uattat, plotinumr - uattas. platinum, . diamonds, 14K gold, authority an;J grand juries conduct -needed; t6 have even our a n ti^ e s [ "i Pu^blished in appr^iation of the helpful Bench for TV viewjng, ’ wood seat chair shown $925 $1250 ' $475 Investigations that they not he d'e- replaced from time to .tlhl*. ■ ,S| . ' services of our local Places of Worship. I or to use at the * to left, above, with the 2 S'iBLOSSOMS—ALS|b4 BLOSSOMS AND UP fled nor aneered at by any people To he thrifty. Is to condemn one's -a - dressing table, is xiie W- G* Gienney Co. (frkm liKliHh Ftdtial tv ) . same distinguishing, ^ i • (1 RLOSSOM 59c ^ siw N. MAIN. 8 T .^ P H O ^ MI 0-8268 who consider themselves above, the whole economy to depression And l2 . finished ih Ijlack with ^ ...... I ...... I . . < • law." , , poveVty: to go. with(iut,thlnga one turnings highlighted hand stenciling, $29.96, Judge 'Kaufman also character- doesn’t-really need is to break the J in gold. Fiber-rush Sm iSraA t **4 l^ttAPPY IKW YEMt U 1 i' M clnidheslerJdijn^^ T isad the trial Itself as one "biMed prosperity compact; to maka do la R 4 9 .9 5 For variety, choose < 266 CianrBR ST.--.PHONB MI 2-6144 ' >- v upoiLt^e evidence, a trial which a aelflsh, liraaponalbla vice. *4 __ top, $10.95, the little black thumb- T " JSWEtFRS - SIlVtnSMtrHi •rould~hot have creep Into It any We haven’t yet noted the re- C William PecK I-uinber, Inc. atihoephere that mlj^t appear In back rocker^ $24.60. . Actlbii of the British public to its L A- 2 MAIN ST^H O N E MI 04205 fS T illA IN STREET aawspapers jor any story b.that Furniture Devei Coundl’a g Prawripiion Phtrmacy !■ - . ■ ...... - ... .. > ■iv . 9 might publl^ a crimlaal r*cord of appeal. But najct auinmar might ha '907 Main iHreet ; i/ you B«^ fuel for tfielonf ageclterui .thaaa defendanta'durlng tha courae a good 'timS .te kaep watch along JOHK J. ZAEABKA, Pi»p. O P E N d a i l y t i l l 9 :0 0 P A L THS KNOWN ifAMI, THI KNOWN QU^AUTY 2INCB IfOj. •f the trial." the ahqra for floating Hepplewhita 2 4 .5 9 , PHOI^ in 8-M74, * >■ 168 WOODLAND ST^ BIANCHE^TBR be t u n ip pt4pr, Ib a& this, .wa have, an' uhAaay and Chippcndalt. - R ^^1^^
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HAKCHB8TER IVBNIKO lUNC»S8Tett. MONDAY, DBCEiaSR tl, 1M9 lUNOlESTGB EVENING H B B i^, IIAMCHjM ^ COHN, MON P ^ . PECEMBEB « 1; l » li» r A K M It B M X X. paaea but that ha ak»a aouM aafaa It and-work dn. It ' Wliftt Changed T h r graat avldanca of tha Jansen Trtal Starts? changa In'Wa Uihtkint cama yaa- Short tarday In Parlq, wtrtn hia prata ike^s Attitude saetbtary, Jamaa Magwr^. told 7 Witnesses Galled XT'S .newamen’ the'Praaldant favota not Held Honor In i u i a c y i ona but aavaral summit confar- eneaa with Ruaala. ' ' Tha trial of ' Pfe- ■ Edward i.fslsttnt vlea Francis Cardinal Spsllman. Ro JanPan, 1». tha Nika b a ^ a ^ man CaOufile Archblthop of Haw (CMHMMd froM RinI* Om ) dlar aeeuaad of. taking 81,161-W T o Gener^ York, fllaa to Ankara; for Bsxt from the CotmaaTcut Bank aiw stbp'on hia aMMWl OkiMawa to Thay tiwttad aUmg, as ha dlraetadl Obituary Trust Co.. In Manchester Nov. 14, ^ (OoNttaMd n » « r * » « 0"*J of U.S. military posts abroad . . . -EisMhowair cquM crown hu began today Tfotore New York Board of Education 8publ* narvioa as abldfar and Pr4a- seph Smith in U.S. District Court •MtM ojr He h«*t forward bomblnj plans to transfer 480 pupils from in Hartford. Harlem to a predoifilnately white l ^ n t If, bafora leaving omoa, he ■ Wydmiwr NUsaoii and has appeared In U.S.^ b iiw In SpEtii. BiapagM to help bring _^a 'wofld Private funeral aenrlcaa for Jansen la aoct4kd apaclflcally ol tvrice. when he was put to plea. He section next, February. peace. This kftort entaring- a bank with the Intant 7';in fact. BUenhovk-or landrd at Jakz aaxophpnlat ]JJharlis Van- Intq a new, ara o f Waldemar Vilaaon, 78. of Wild- was In 'uniform today. one of tha theaa b«a«a naar MaiJ- alone Would be a plausible ezplan wood Rd., Vernon, ware hold this to commit a felonjr (l,a„ larcenjri tura, charged vrith poaaaaalon of ation fdf hiis activity in 1969. afltemoon at the Watklna-Weet and with ataallng In axcasA of rld. and Franco Jn hi* walcoma marijuana in Las 'Vsgaa, Nev., But parhapa other forces were Fiineral Home, 142 E. denter 8L $100 from a bank Inaured b;^the eomniantad on aayt: " I don't use the stuff; Pve at woffc on him—forces which he He died Saturday at Manchester Fbdaral Dapoalt Inaurance Corp. 3 People been framed." . - .' Sclantiata will •This baae of Torrejon, built himself may nbt have conacloualy Memorial Hospital. He has selected a trial by Judge EriOr the fomidable assiatapca of send the world's largest balloons realized—to glv* him a greater The Rev. C. Henry Ahderaon, rather thah by Jury. As Car Hits Pole tha Unltad Stalaa, and thettertn* to tbe edge of space. Iste next sense of freedom and mlaaion and pastor of Emanuel Lutheran both Spanish and American wings month, to probe tha 'mysteries of Sevan witnesses ware /Called to a greater Sanaa of aeif-dependenOy. Ohurch, officiated. Burial will be at the stand by U.S. Atty Harry A man and hli wjfh. war# in In close companionship, U a sym high energy cosmic'rays. In tills way: ” the convemence of the family. bol of our friendship.” Two ezploaloiia rock tha living HuUgren Jr. before the 1 p.m. jured and their woriian passenger Through most of hia praald'ency Frienda may contribute to the rOceM. , Franco expressed hops Klsen- quarters of a group of Russian ha relied tremendously pn two^men hoaplUltzed Sunday morn hower's -epoch - making tour’ heart fund. . The heavletr questioning was exiles In Munich, Germany and —Shennan Adams, chief of his Survlvora include his wife, Mrs. ing when their car crashed would lead to a Just and durable in policebelieve the bOmba ware fired at young Leonard Bousquet, White House staff, and the late Esther Peterson Nilsson; a bro her 12, of 60 Line 8t„ Glastonbury, a utility p ^ ;« n B. Canter S t at temational order. thrown by Cornmunlat agents but Secretary o f ' State, John Footer Eisenhower said his visit fulfills in Sweden, and several nieces and who, with Alien Stegeman, 10, of Plymouth' Lana. . ' Russian. exile' circle auspect at Dulles-rfor guidance in their fields nephews. Marloh. Briggs the ambitions of almost a lifetime. tempted revenge by another Rus ,42 Llho'St.r.found the zipper hag LTV and for getting things done. ' belonging to Janafcn and contain PI. was admitted to the ap«clai He recalled that Spanish men and sian emigrant group, for the death Adams, who quit 15 months ago, care zone at Manchester Memorial Etomen had carried Spanish culture ing ^ 7 .8 5 In polled and iuuw of Ukrainian .exile leader : Stefan 'waa Eaaenhower'a^ffer In dealing Hospital with cuts on her heaa Into America. Ho retried that he Bandera who died from cyanide' coins. The finding of the bag of with Oongreas. Ha was truly an aa- Fu n erid lt money broke the 2-week-old case and ankle arid scraped knees. Her was born in Texas, where Spanish poisoning.- aistant preaident, without tha title explorers passed centuries ago, and ^ d led to Jansen's airesi. condition Is good, authorities said. Dullca so . completely dominated Alpheus andjrene Walmce added: Mra. Florence T. Welsh . Atty. Robert Y. Pelgrift and foreign afialrs he oversHadowed 128 Birch St. were treated a t ^ e "I have come here, with a mes EUenhowey himself in this field. Funeral services, for Mrs. Flor Atty. John Calvocoreaal, of the sage from- the Jlymericart nation Farris Receives ence. Tracy Walsh," 324 Qanter St. Hartford firm of Pelgrift, Dodd hospital and discharged. Both euf- Dullps never seemed to feel any fe r^ bruises, , arid Mrsx'Wallace and people for the people of Spain, thing waa dona right Unless he will be held tomorrow at il':30 and .Blumenfeld, -counseia .for Jan .1 a message of wishes for a brilliant CAR Promotion p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, sen, questioned young Bousquet at had a scraped- arm. / handled It personally. The proOf is Mra. Wallace, v/JM was drivlrtg. future and a cooperative effort for the record number of hi# Journeys. 400 Main St. The Rev. Clifford O length about the place the bag liberty and peace. Simpson of Center Congregational of money was found and whether told police ahe^tdok her eyes off Ronald O. Farris, macutiva of This left Elsenhower at home, in the road momentarily to turn, on "1 say to Spain and the Spanish ficer of the Baatern -Connecticut the background, while Dullea did Church will officiate. ’ Burial will It waa -vlalbla from the gate of the people that we are working to- be In Mt. Hope Cemetery, Talcott- Nike launching area distance up the hieater^""A* she looked back at Group of Civil "Air Patrol, has been most of the w.ork. the rold. 'ahe said, she realized the ether for a world free o( war and promoted from major’ to lieutenant With Adams gone, Elsenhower vllle. Friends may call at Uie fu tha street. / '' 5unger and for peace,, liberty and colonel. became , Increasingly aggrjssslvp neral ho.pie tonight from 7 to 9. A Federal RUreau of Investiga dangef^ of a crash and tried to Justice." V The announcement was made by with Congress, although he avoid tion agent.; John Danaher Jr., said atiip. The car seemed to pull to the . -./• Then the two chiefs of state Lf. Col. Arthur D,.^ Mann, com ed botjl belligerency and unpleas Mark Richard Lawrence his' iMloulations showed that the., 'right aa she applied the brakes, moved toward Franco's car for a mender of the group?, ant personal deal! gs. (Private funeral services for two boys could have been seen ■he said.. • short toUr of the big alk base be Lt. Col. Farris has-been a mem But the shadow of Dullsa, lyho Mark Richard La-wrence, 7-week- from the gate -at - some time ’bc^- She was driving the car e»% on fore - a triumphal drive Hbcough ber of CAP since 1955, His fliat as- died in May, still hung over Elsen old bon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard tween their findiilg the mortey and E.' Center St. and hit the pole on flagdecked Madrid, 10 mtlesHp the sigTlmcnt after hia training period hower at late aa August when he Lawrence, High Manor, Vernon, depositing It at tha ^xiusquat tha east side of Plymouth Lane. Hia right ankle fractured, Raymond Haganow Jr^llea quleUy The car waa heavily damaged and west. . 1 . ^ was commandant of cadets In the tqld friends he did not like the ■were held this morning at the home. A cold wind of •nearly 30 miles Manchester Squadron. He became -among the tangle of scaffolding boards that collapsed under hlim modem development of diplomacy Holmes Fu.neral Home, 400 Main The attomey’e questions ware had to be towed away, police aald. Bending over him is Policeman WllUa.m Cook who administered an. hour had spectators shlverlng.v commander In December 1966. In —aumnilt cpriferences. St, ITie Rev. John Regan of St. apparently Ip- an atCampt to show Mrs. .Wallaee was arrested af On reaching the outskirts of the September 1967i he waa assigned to first aid. Behind the men la one of the brand new boards which He said he conaldbred It a step James'' Church officiate^. Burial ter tha crash and was charged the Elaatern- Connecticut Group ariapped when Hagenow and th re^ th er men wero standing 22 Janaan-dld not tryAo run when he capital and the start of a 6-Iane backward for heads of state to Waa in S t Jamaa’ Cemetery, possibly knew tha money had with re c k l^ driving. She la due hi^way, the President passed Stpff. He also A ^ e a as group con- feet above the ground. (Herald Photo by Saternls). spend their time on work that be In court Jan. II. aultaiht to tha locai,s|inlt. Hia CAP baeh'’ found. Jafisen waa on guard through the brand new Plasa del longs to specialists, like, foreign PLANE CRASH KILLS 8 duty at tha site’s;gate,whan the Prasldenta Eisenhower, nanied In aeronautical rating li a pilot with Girard, IU„ Dec. * l W V-A more than 2,750 houra f l ^ g time. mlnlateiW. money waa found. Grape Made Seedless honor of his visit. A monument is H e' said ha prafsrred the 10th family of four and a pilot were They also questioned Manches to be erected there. Ha graduated from Manutester killed In a plsine crash during a Century way of doing things when ter Police Chief Jwp.sa M. Reardon Tokyo—^Development ef a aeed- From this circle to Madrid the High School and tha University'o(^ Two Workers Injured -foreign minlaters made the Jour- snowstorm eiii. a farm $5 milea ' highway was a mass of Spanish New Brunswick. In -1940, he Joined south of'.Springheld late Sun about th^ appearance of tits rear laaa Delaware jgrape Is reported by the Royal Canadian Air Force and neya, held the conferences, and of the bank building, tha point at Japan's Yamanashl A^Oultural and American flags. One overpass heada of atate mostly sayed at day night. Mr. and Mrs. W.' D. had two gigantic portraits of was a bomber pilot. He saiyed as Moore of Hemderaon, Nev., and which the entry waa made. Rear Experiment Station. The grape- flight commander while baaed In home. don said he felt the building’s ap^ culture experiment Involved the ' Franco and Eisenhower. When Scaffold Falls But that waa before Khrushchev two eUldreh : «e re tbntatively Thick crowds lining the highway England, flying In RCAF night IdentiflM ^ Statd .Police aa pesranca made It recognizable use of tha speical Invigorating bombing Operatlona In conjunction oaiife .here. Eisenhower suddenly hormone, jgibberellin, which caused ' hurst Into cheers. This swelled to a seemed to realize that he npw uot four vUetinW,'The. pilot waa Rob a bank buildihg. roar, as the motorcade drove Into with the daylight bombing opera- Two roofing wofkai^ wera ln-< Both men «re employed by Ray's ert Sprcnthall of Laa Vegas, QUierfe who tastlfiad thU morn the fruit to ripen a month ahead of Uona of the USAF. Roofars. The co-^'wnera of the only Jiad an opportunity—thin aa the city proper. It halted at the Jured thU afterndon When the Nev. . ing VeCa Walter N. Oruaha, schedule. plasa de Emilio Castelar, com Farris Is an Insurance agent In company, Raymond Hagenow Sf., 'It may seam—to achlevai some memorating the founder of Spanish the Manchester District of the scaffolding on which they''were 391 Woodland St., arid Raymond republicanism, so Madrid’s mayor, John Hancock Life Insurance Co. standing collapsed, hurling thehv. Jackson of TalcottviUe, were tha the Count de Mayaldc, could pre . Lt. Col. Arthur D. Maiyi haa rec- 22 feet to the ground. 'twq other men on thp scaffolding sent the city’s golden key toEisen- ommended that the several aquad- Two other men on the scaffold wheiKtt collapsed. hower. rohs making up Eastern Connecti Jackson said two. wood beams / cut Group start money making ing at the same time escaped in In Madrid, a city always ready jury although they too fell. The supporting the ecaffolding snapped for. gaiety, the -fiesta began last projects to carry out the hopes ex n-esaed by Brig. Gen. Stephen D. ■four were working on a home at 38 in two/The beams were brand new, (PHRISTM AS^. right. Young people .sang and he sale.' flourished nols^makeih. Streets idcEIroy, - national commander, at Maple S t the Regional Conference held at Raymond Hagenow Jr., 22, -of were fUll despite a cold rain. 381 Woodland St., suffered a pos 10 JAP MINERS KILLia) For'daye the Preeident’s auto New Haven. General McElroy sible fractured right ankle and route Inrto Madrid from the air wants units to use gliders or sail Tokyo, Dec. tl'(>P)-«-Ten oeal planes' in their training of cadets. other leg Injuries. He was given riilners were killed and 10 seri- base at ’Torrejon has been under- emergency treatment at the scene 'going lavish decoration with flsga, oualy injured in a gas expioaton portraits and triumphal arches.'' of the accident by Manchester po 200 feet liialde a mine nt Frikn- ./ lice, and was taken by ambulance .Oka to^ y , Kyodo News Senloe Among the thousands of ban to Manchester Memorial Hospital. reported. The Japan Brondeast- ners there were two of Spain's red About Tqwii ■ Robert Austen, 21, of 53 Hudson Ing Dorp, announoad at leaat 8 0 0 FAMOUS M AKIR 4 , 0 0 0 P A I R S O f and yellow flags for every stars 12 more miners were still in the Sunset Council, Degree ofPoca St., was also taken to Manchester Native and stripes. ' - Memorial Hospital. He suffered pit, which Is 800 mllea weat of In portraits, honors were abotrt hontaa, will elect officers end hold Tokyo. . • equally divided between Franco e Christmas party tonight at 8 at back and leg injuries. Gray I edge Farm Sind his guest But the President Tinker Hall. Members Will ex sPORt ooA tS y .:. ysM ir>roiiiii,'68; Fred McCoy, COME lU AND SEE THESE PRIZES TODAY! .vr- Economically, he helped the Al- about'60; Wasil Kierucok, 52, and *. lies as much u sense. A strong- A gift dad and the whole for Christariaa deliye'ryi 9 .9 8 - r AND iONBLESS FRIRTBO police and army keep things in fninUy will enjoy. Adjusts to ? : X-- ■ mrder. nny position, fur. relaxing, Long Isldtlit PsHlsans of Franco"'havp talH. sitting or 'TV waU-hing. 8e- ' an the projected JBiaenhawer visit le$:tton of fabric and; aup- PLATFORM ROCKERS ■'H k in g O f THE pYEN/1f.S,0?A. . as an Americah endorsement of ported}back leather like plaa- Supported bimk pins^ with .roverstble' YALI-O llfteN ’S his government and his- stand «c .F ln e , - seat cushion.' ‘ - ; C Q ' ?:HAMS ' NatUtnaUy - 'agsii^t 'commimism over the past quality from Choice of colors. • A superb eoUactlon of "HAUolffAM I" qqarter^of. a qentury. A weak op- Choice RIB ROAST 1009fe Wool -Worsted . A d v e r t u ^ .. -pmtlon.'movement has taken the S-Puts suits In the same view and opposed the viait. ■haaon's newest styles t o 5 9 .9 ^ VENETIAN PLATE GLASS LAND O'LAKES U.5.O.A. , FEA'TURINO AM I»IO A’B FfNESY BRANDS - ; Originally the President did not PEARLWiCK HAMPERS SweMah KORV a ora . . '. 'p r Im -' plan tq Include .Spain on hia trip'. 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' ' ' * , >•..;■ ■ • •. V. . • , ‘ ■ . -S. . ^ . » ' ' « MONSAT. DtoEMSlR 4l. IM t FUge» 13 to 24 lUNCpBSTEIt BVlEa^Q HERALD. MANOHllSTOIIl, OOWH> MONPAY. 19BP- ■ail* MONDAY,•V V ’ DECEMBER .el - - 21, 19M ‘ I• fr r Saturn Two kiclMd out a window and pitotMd * ' tha oM eeirtraet lU a 'iratild itv a Yule Tree B la^ hie family onto the porch n «f. Steblwaritani ta 4 aanta m o rtja i from abroad in this country. A aae-- Y tilc‘AsseiiibHcit . F our ^oyg Admit RdnsaeMng hour a ta it^ tli JUsmrr* : ^ by ba.i^n in(ljb Mr^ Steel Contract I ^ M r e a t e n s k n& bim . l^ r t , A «-« SMjibisn. ond group • of .Visitors frpm. eyor- Kalaar contract «nUa-r^A-fam ily of flva w b trapped on a porch preparing to Jump whan the flra- ^WiUObseive Manchwler on July 1. IMO. Pro Children at Ksttisy it . SdwM McDonald contandad tha Mktwr men arrived and reacued him yrith ceeds from the anniversary din Fimi« OM) coat of llvinf. flaura waa JuMflad root early Xpday whan a Christinas OIFTSHONT? and S4Mith School held ChHstma F oot boys between toe ages of lOAported a* having bieeiir Titled tG' f€ a- ladder. Tim ncY ner will go into'the fund for enter on tha irrDUnd that tha companlaa tree bin^ Into ^mea' at . 14S0 FOBOVrYC taining the .Danes tor seven weeks assmbliaa thla mornllif'. Parent! and 18 have given etatemenU m- owner#- ■ ■— The otoere •otmonmov‘%ppumOy AksA >Ve ewef dVilUam CWteon Fe w 84k.ES OF 40th Birthday V lac pftotlcei that have bMn aot«: ahould maka V||t banaflta amployaa North'A^e.-' ■ ■ vblvtng toeihMivee in more than wen not robbed ot articlie val aajd th» Art apparently atariM In AVAILABL.E In this country. and friends attended, the programs raapoBathla for tha fsonUaulnc hava^Ioat by worfc)^ undar tha old Sigaard StnrnliokK saM be wga 195 car toefta in parking lets klong uable enough to be.eortridwqd Te- g e t^ g ready for bad shortly attdr faulty etortrical wlrl|u( of the anif liter toured the elaeeroome to .cnrifract atnoa' tm Kalaar ^ttla* nbior CHrl 8c»ut Troop l -.^l §io the children’s work. MkfK St. In the pilst several weeks, ported. Either that, m the ftWher* mant. midhlght Whan bf heard h notoe Christmas ibae Aghts. Damage tq FARM ptawrve iU -40th aimlvarsary with police said today. may have assumed tm mlsaiag 97- •Tlw'eampaaiM alw ^aW thay A t Keeney S t Sdmol. John Tha MO,000 Iwnrkara atnick 'Ilka b e crkcfchng' of aluminum the living rbam membem D e d ic a t e d The four, who are being referred tlclea nlieplAted lost. foil downstairs. Ha ran down the boldt receivao-iipinor cuts wh«i he Mlchpllk we* -toe announcer. liaC ••■arlotia^ mUctaniga" about for 116 daya uW thay warn foroad PHONB ML 9 - n « and fWeBdi.Tueaday. Dec. 2», at fl The program opened with the t6 Juvenile authorities arc not the n ie . i x ^ wore linked to the tMrmlnlna nihrately with . the i back to work evening throughout the year. It ceries and tool* from parked, and cans and two tubes of a flaminaWe' atael oompanlaB, ocntimi- waa made in'mtd-Novambar. Com by toe third grade, followed by aomettmes locked; ears. tac to practice Industrial laolatMm- tng the occasion.-A bakad ham la a memorial to Harry A. Hat- substance had bedn tahefi' from jMuiy apokaaman aatimatad It'would Ju8t aay ■ "W e Three KHlge,’’ sung by to# (Cars In the Popular Market lot lam. seem totally obllvioua Of the dlnneir will Da aarved by the troop Held, who was an active worker In claeg dr Alfred M. Fredstte at the the store edf unusual at This oOUection hobby Interest aixbeir tactlng Miss Galt Gaglf, 51 Wash Methodist Men will sing carols for Church tonight at 8 in Cooper Hall will be an interpretation of the South African, woodcarvijig, Ban as Schmeddtrtg and Betsy Rich said, only three or four were re- tinfe of by a former neighbor, Mrs, Wil shut-ins on Tuesday, leaving the married life, will mark 0 lard McLaughlin. CLEANED Ington St. Other members of her tu Madpnn^’* by the artist, Ernest Mancoba.- ParUcipaUng in this Ubleau are Mrs. Charles mond. church at 7 p.m. Brame Faring in adoration at the -Bantu Madonna statuary- with child, portrayed by Mro. an wedding annlye^i^ tomor- . The Hobbys Were married Dec. committee m-e Ann I.outoe Jef ■ Charles Scott told / about toe the entire Bdiool under the MIRRORS imke^ TOw. More than'JOO friends and 22, 1909 in the Methodist parecn- fries, Dolorek York, Oinny King Rood. The Methodist Men and husbands of members have been invited as gueete. _ Miss Ethel Hianukkah celcteratlon and the «n Oracyalyn and Judy Phillips. Kin relatlveeN.att*nde favorite fUneets J J It's -Ume to think about heart are ndtt at . 2 2 Ineewance; -your, best policy ,1s— i n Manchester Finandal Institutiohs / PenUand's ™ “ ... Artistically ^ ^ CHRISTMAS IS "signed floral, ar- TORO AT SENSIBLE PRICES ill Not Be Open for Business '^ 1 ^rsngements are..a ^ jje FOR CHILDREN! ^ -V5 '■i^ 1 ^ A,'-. ■; ■■( lovely way to. extend I f 3 ' • ' (ChecA Your List . Christmas greet- 2 ings. We have many Jm • LAMPS ^ EVEBY DESCRIPTION distinctive creationa IK jR om 6 to/8 for ^fting or for' IS * • hostess carts and TEA WAGONS your own decorative' • HASSOCKS (stW a groiid oMortmMt) .. . . I f y iw 'r a lik e m o ft use. find y ^PledMe plaee . • TABLES IN ALL HNISHES^ x It's idea to knew therf I ■ your order • MIRRORS-. ." V . X T l , ■ -" s aariy!-^>- POWER • BEDROOM CHA^S and rockers’ HANDLE* SNOWPLOW • M^AL SNACK SETS (CAL-DAKl' Marlow’s Has Come in and see our heautiful table modd • RECUNER^HAlRS4far rniNi) S 3 lst^ AA! S. CHRISTMAS • LOUNGECHAIRS " ^ For Everyone! • SWIVEL ROCKERS \ All offices teill close jot 3 p.m. on those days. This year tee > ie In A nA See Oikr LEirfl;e^ Selection • HREPLACE ACCESSORIES and SETS T X - , r - are featuring • AUDIQN and MAGNUS CORO’ORGANS x, I M P O R 'I ^ D Qf NatidniHly Adyegtis^ Gifts • MpOVER and LEWYT VACUUM CLEANERS CLEANS 75 n . MAIN STREET—MANClfESTEB • SI4ETLAND FLOOR POLISHERS DANK and TDIIST COMPKNY / •TONIGHT . Two MouelMtflr OfNcos OF SiCEWALK TUESDAY Close • G-E PHONOS ^ RADIOS WEDNESDAY Christmas t F R A M I C S • RECORD CABINETS IN 5 MINUTES! OPEN TILL Eve at 5:80 . , , and it* lUtrog engine of SANTAS,, SliBiGHB, RE m r,, FX • M A ^ dnd MAHOGANY WALL WaVES drive* a TORO mower, too! DEER,. MUGS,|,,FIRBPLACB8; EASY CREDIT TERMS HARTFORD NATIONAL DANK and TRUST COMPANY The Snow Hound* throws *. etc? By adding a spfay or plant up to I'lOO lbs. of snow a •m EPHONE "GOSSIP" BENCHES , First MoncJiofittr OfRca you havf an attrtictive piece nsihute ojf your walk, in • PIlA BUCKCTS. direction you choose. f, for your mantel,, or tgi^ie. r- Lift-off engine etores BMY NOW • DESAS-Uargoft cmortnwnt In tWn! where it’s warm, starts easily, also powers Toro TONIGHT. -:.1| PAY E-Z term si: Free Delivery! 'a-:.. graas-baggiiig mower, 11 d a y and MANCHESTER SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION other Power HaadD yard i WEDNESDAY TUX S n ex tVbar miichinea. eow*r H*ndt* .Jt 8Aa5 iTN iA K St r e e t rr* puth-typ* . y 79J9 sr i*H-’pnp*ii*e ynH 801J8 MI 9hU4 THE SAVING BANk OF MAKCHESTER TUsw-rw-pu. LOnfST MANCHESTER S 977 M^UN STItEET FUBNITURIL DEPARTMENT-AP 5-5921 r r - MAIN DiMdiT. M AN cm anfi. ; Mala Strneit, s'." i . t.f X f
iSv MANCHESTER EVENING HEEAI.D. MANCHESTBR, CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1969- A PAGE fO TCiK
F ^ P O V R T B E N Mrs- Jay BtageF. Bololat for "C Holy N lg b r was Erancla Payne. Choin^ Herald Mra. LAuranos Vttcant rang "Good Chrisuin People., AH*’ as the Youtlu Qlfurged YuleSel^dce 8 Rhjthmle, (3holr rendered an In- In Flammg'Cab terpreUtlon. Prayers were given In Ajtiuig fisDape •Wtm by the associate pastor, tha^Rsv,' New Toiit X>ae. "2Jl SS^ tfie imiaie of full choira and bon- liaurenes VtecSnt, ' 1 ^ SI m — r m t ya«r-«ld woman burnad to doadh Television 'bration heralded the celebration Sharing rospontlbaiity foY'^ths . lu T* b«^-ci>Mr*d. i^atarday after aha w«a trapped in 6:00 iitpendaa All Star Duuckpto BowUng of Olriatinaa at morning and Eve Chrietmaa muaie were .Robert BM nraranraiM iRM iM SM BBrateM teM M raHi^p,: *tkm with the .«M*pe a flaming taxicab fellowliig a “ ■ f llheetar (to orofreei) LoveLpt- ■and « 6 _Marriage _ _ Vater, dlrrator of the Senior and haad-en eotlMon' eai Manhattan _htlSeater (to proerMa) father Xaowa Beat ning aervlcM of Cynter Omgrega- Youth Choirs; Mlaa Martha White, 'V Iprii from t ^ ’ ^Sute FeHn « ’2,»ffTto oeogreM) Bourbon. Street Beat 0, 40. U bridge high over the Seat Itlver. ^ .Tfit 6n ^ (in ptofreai) ^ weiia .rargo lA. 33. SO tlonal (%urch yeeterday, , director of the Pilgrim and cawrub _ Women. Police aaid the cab -ifu Brtiek- ; Cartoon 'PlayhouM I'.OO Movie at»t NilNina 18 Song, acripttire, eermon -, and Choira; Mra.Clifford O. Simpson lyn-bound bn the ^'Amn tbe LIberaea' • ~ iny Thou Tbomat Sbevr - I. 13 Three of them were ehergetf 6:10 Rome JacObe aub imiM ^ Peter Gunn ^ 10. SO rhythittle interpretwtione told anew and Mra-.-'CMrlea R. Baxter, m with hhrborlBr ear'in front .of It pufUd out of ita ^ rta, Newa and Waathar S;20 Advehtorea to Paradtoa S. 40. 53 the atory of the. first Chrietmaa charge of the Rhythmic Oioir; the fourth wee eocueed of eldln* lane to petae a atallad ear. They Chrlatmaa Program -■ - TV Theater 10. 33. 30 and proclaimed Ite meaning today and James W. ShUth organlst. aald tbs cab struck the: rear of the Brave StalUori . • _ Ann- Sothem Show S. 13 •nd ehettinf. ^ 6:46 EdVarda _ 10:00 Hennesaey _ 'H to Chrlatmaa everywhere. « Following the service the young police Identified them ee caiwlm car and hurtled lnt» the path .df HunHay-BrUiklay Report 10. Steven Allen Show (C) 10. 33. 30 Red polneettiaa.i given'in mem people of the C YP' Club wept Lometre, 24, of Brenford;, Robert a Manhattan-bound autb. John Daty ^ 10:80 Man With a Camera S.- 53 ory of lo'ved ones, decorated the AsP Christmas - around the community caroling. The two cars collided and burst f :U/^rka-Barenta .June Allyeon Show \ S. 13. 40 E. Lee. 24. of New Heven; Leon- t:Qff Thla to Alice Mika Wallace ^ 18 platform of the aanotuary at the The next worship rarvlce of Cen epd Bove. M; of New Heven. end Into flmas. The driver and an ' Neara end Weather 11:00 The Big Itewa . 38 morning -service. The message of ter Church will be the Communiem Anthony ferreiolo, 25, of Eeet other paaaanger sormiihled odt, BINi0CIH.8MS i n m K tm ami THERMOMErEte Herkham Newa. Bporu A Weath^sS. 6. 18 the minister, the Rev. Clifford O. but Mlaa Beverly Carruthers waa Barry Bi^nta Barry Baranta ' 80 at 11:30 Christmas Eve. Again the Rnady-ltxoolL plump,-tender snd mraty. Thn/ro U. la Heven. /' ^ • Paopia’a Cholca Feature 40 v 40 Simpeon, at the three morning combined Senior and Yo'uth Choirs Gov't. IntpnAbd Grads A—Dnllelout helldsy ^ n g . ijometre wee erreete<|L-'^yeeter- enveloped in flames and rascua ef 1HERMOMETERS . .y. from 1J9 Movta at Sevan 11:18 Starlight Movlt 8 eervlces waa entitled "Born of forts lallad boeauSa of.the heat of B y Sw ift Night Spot 18 will sing. The subject of the Rev. day end charged with -herborlng Navra. Weather Jack 13. 30 Cod." A combined dhoir made up the burning eah. A aiost seeeptabid lAROMGFERS . . .X . from 4.89 T;16 Doug Bdwarda Mr. Simpson’s meditation wlil be 8 TO 14 18S 16 TO 24 US foglt^vee. He wllT appear In Bren, Hunaev-Brlnkley World'! Beat Movie . 8 of the Sehibr. and Youth choira "From ^dlam t6 Bethlehem." Five other pereone ware Injured, gift. Dneircdled ansUty. TAYLOR AUT&COMPA5S 6.95 %mo Wept Mata. Hlghllgtato 11:10 Jack Paar 33 ahng at the 9:16 pnd 11 o'clock ford Town Court Dec. 26. none aerioualy. 7:80 Mmaquerada Party » t. Ted Steele «iow ^ 18 Lee end Bove eleo were.chergw* Richard Diamond 2». 13:80 Newt and Weather 8 aervieea.- . SOLDIER ON LEAVE lUIJ.ED SWIFT AUraM tlM EIfR .. 7J6 1:00 Late NeWa 80 At the Candlelight Service In Shirley Temple ' I*!: 1:30 Newa'* Prayer > •' 8 Newtown, Dec. 31 (Afl—A Christ with **'“*■ * 26.00 6:00 The Texan ' » the evening, all four choirs partic Weetbrook cottage.' They will ap Extended Foretust ' “ ■ BEE SATtlROATTI TV WEEK FOB CX>MffU0TB UBTINO mas leave ended .In death yester pear in court Doe. 29. ea will Fer- og^^ M U M U U ipated, the Senior gnd YOuth choira Miig from the choir loft, and the day for Army Pvt. YUchard G. nuolo, who wee char»6d‘ wlth eld liBiil MM If Wiele, 17, of the Sandy Hook sec Windsor tocks, Dao. 21 Iff) — 'PIlg3::im and CJherub choira gath ing end abetting eacapees. The 7 .. tion of Newtown. > three w-ere erreeted Baturdey. TTui Al.S. Weather Buregu at Brad Coat A lum inu m ered at-each aide in the front of the Radio aanctuafy.. The younger children State police said a car driven by The girle eeceped Noy. 24 from ley Field laaued this forecast for the young soldier sideswlped an CRAN6ERRY SAUCK snieiMinntTW^^ ConnacUcut today; ,- r WEA1NERVMKS . (T h U Itettng tnohidM only thoM n ^ browljagte of 10 or IB sang Carols from various coun the Nientlc InaOtuUon after F i r ^ f f c e Somo gtaHona carry etlror abort newMsMta). tries. • other car, rebounded from a fence elugging a matron, farm offlclele Tempiaratures in ConiiacUeutfbr minute IwgRi. and hit another car. Nclther of the JANE FARXER STUmNG BREAD the next five daya,' Tuesday WDBO-1860 WINF-1880 The 13 girls of the Rhythtedc eay. They ere charged with eg- MlNCBMliAT baa alwaya beaii a , traditional Ohriatmaa daaaait. 6:00 Financial Newa . Choir wore crimeon stolee over other drivers petjul'^AThospltaltoa- Now flva it added InUroat I* the form of a hiaeloua parfatt through Saturday wfll ; average ;00 Newa, Zalman SEAOY.TO *4-4* COUNT Center. One (18 or 22-ounce) 'jar.pre WTIO--1686 The raeae wRl begin at T pjn. A pared, ready-to-use mincemeat; 1 6:00 Newa ■ ' Ffiicy Steimii xro- —.a. *UflMI0HTW«l80«X m elal addHhmal aaotlcn for H.O. cup Bpaniah idierry or cider, 1 Klamath Falla, Ora.—Thanks to DaHva^ ______^FLEXIBLE FLYER ELEOTim UNTERN 8 ;16 Weather. Sporta O a U i a e V IV ID a T ixcnuNTPOsinraiN* >t|‘ a sort of glbriSed aorewdriver, ! '.SO Sisrenada Invaatmaats . . CAFN JOHN** - alTt *lh Qauga tralna will be added thla package deaaert topping ihix, rtid gnat telephons yodr ordra for DNUh—RayAhyae 6 '• Three-Star Extra year, doe to the number of peramia marpachlno c h • r r 1 e a and mint 'aewer pipe'can now be laid under drug needs and eoateetSee—giv and SPEEDWAY SLEDS . 7:00 Dick Bertel _ Sm oilnfhMM •orrocIS* wtw own thla typo of train. ^ leavee fof garnish, If deelred. atraata 'without teuing up' the ing your Ohargo Flan nnm- an d o th ert 7:30 News of the World BacM'B Iggt.., A feverhi Aey TlBiit paving. When IQamath Falle reelr 8:00 Groucho Marx All track, tranaformer,, and In aaucepan, blend mincen^t ber /■ f ™ . 4 9 5 .■ 8:30 Monitor _ , . aalBaa for thla aothrtty.ala auppUad with aharry or elder; b r ^ tp"boU, dente beceme annoyed with the 10:00 Voices of Chrlatmaa SLICED BACON HttSH { 66* ^ the H o ^ Shoppe, 00 all an atlrrlng oecaelonally. Chill well. tearing up of atreete, an englnaer Get 5 ,6 9 r. 19.95 10:30 lnfprme*»o For Modems develcfiod the drill,, which can cut / BATnCBIES EXTRA 11:00 News entrant moat bring la hie own en Shortly before aervliig time, whip Immediate 11:15 Sporta Wnal ^ ■ AUeOOB FANCY l a r gJB e BIZBBnCB 2• DOZ. s r gine. Any boy or girl ate yeara of temping aa label' directa. Reaerve a hole big enough for a pipe under 11:30 Starlight Svrenade. age or older who naa a t « ^ that enough 'whipped topping for gar- a 2A-foot-wide street tai an average Delivery w M U M U M U M U Ml 13:65 Nowa. aim off SU8IR4II9HT BACON 1 US 71*' WNJ^VBYBSOOK SHAM A on either ••O," 'w Tob TJO” niah. Fold remaining topping Into of. SO minutes. ' gauge oan enter tMa vrent All ateajD cngtnaa moat draw a ten ELECTRIC der. AppUeationa may be eeeured GIVE PURITRON at alttter the Waat Side Raotaar The eleetronie miraele that gives' t h » Oentar, the Oohmnaitty T, Wall and Ma^el the Beat fttda Raeradthm Oeeitar O rd e r N o w 801 MAIN 8T.->M1 8-5821 amazing relief to asthma aufferera. WATKINS- AAP SUPER MARKETS or by calling the Reereatloei Oflloe PRESORIFTTON PHARMACY c u r 3 9 9 5 CLOCKS and a Mank wRl be enalled w t AR , WE WILL n wiih68r8rt5)Pft88$)888flS? WEST X ^ O p e n H U 9 p em e T i i e « « entry blaaka abould tie raSimad to tho Reoreatton' aioa , FlflM I U BAO ris Premibr Mlbhel Debra Mae frm 11.86 Ml 8-1111 MI 3-1112 0 rtei|W WahMrts *^49^ ■hell' duh-bray* 'QVAUTY~-Hhe he$t economy of all" lUTTERlilUT MOUDAY PAVOtm Spate iM>ME mPBOVBMENT HEADqCARTERB , Timely Gili^St^gestions HAND ELECTRIC MIXERS Torrajon Air Baas—Tabr-rrti- N^lteft »49* i l fro m 1 4 .8 6 S i| « « h ^ V hohn* jhmmaHw- F o. s h i c n ' • EUCTMCHAIR AA? SAlTED • WiSSHOUSmOLD: ctisr, wtsH isrsiAisrs?. aECTRJC SKILLETS Cvliry Hsorts PiBWElt BLAIR’S HAS BEEN GIVEN • WAsreiASKcrs - f r ^ 1 6 .8 8 , A NEW NAME FOR • POCKiTHANDWAllMBte^ StESH IMSOSTED CHRISTMAS Ctitsfnwff PHttJDteM 2^4< AtANCHESTER SALES >nd APPLIANCE CO. . . '..By Popular Dem'and! Mod • JACKKMVES \ ELECTRIC C AN OPENERS ern thinking makes modem fro m 1 9 ,8 8 doing. E vei^ln g la always • W1SS HAIR TMNMNO SHIARS HEW at SAUL LEVINE • CARiVINO SETS \ FASHIONS. Be sure also to see aElCTRIC KNIFE SHARPENERS HEINZ SOUP 6 $ 1 our New CHBZ-ELLE Beauty • FKMNO TACKLE iOXES X fro m 9 .9 5 OPEN EVERY NKMT Tilt 9:00! Salon. • TOOLCHE8TS N o w • MAIL BOXES ORd SLOTS a^ TR iC HAM DRYERS ASSORTMENT.i^^^^l):[S 43‘ i t ' s O C M S a S C T S \ from 8.95 SALTED SUPERIOR • SCtEWDMVEt SETS M IX E D NUTSsPEo^t^fJS^rArcAN 59' • PICNIC JUGS \ im m s m im n FASHIONS ANN ff% U B 4 0 ^ r a ^ • ELECTRIC DOOR CHIMES L : „ 757 MAIN ST T U • • • § CAKE MIXES PAG^ . JJ k PKGS " tY P Patriot and BiJtIR’S HAS BEEN GIVEN B i | W f p | s | ^ StlVERBROOK FRESH CREAAAERY 1 LB^#%CIB i- -A NEW NAME FOR Copper Bottom (TiHRISTMAS DUIIEK price REDUCEOr PRINT 0 7 . i ,/ A4e OUR FINEST QUAUTY Cannon wHh Joaat Racks, Rag l.te - ■ teRltirtf af yaw Minee M«rt 2 »«>*« 39' TewffI GIff Stte ■«““^TJ9 5 CELL ...... from 2.95 Stoeke Are StUI Complete ROyMRAqR -.liawa aparlli 5 C E L L ...... from 4.25 ' Iliiiiiiiii EDUCATOR SESAME , af Gacktrs S it e 2 .9 9 /«*■« 4 4 9 4C EU ...... from 4.95 JmmAomJKdBJFESRJriteM IlflM'bflM bSLid bO ta^Vsikas.^., ■* • > ' * ' sunshine ' "■ ' CHRISTMAS. 3 BIG ROUS b a t t FNi Nb e x t r a JANE PAEKER, URGE B-INCH SIZE - U B 8 OZ jWbb 'priroa rbtag dte w«y Hi Ho CP0ckfri --^' '«34‘ GHt Wrappings isREn 69* V- ' xfor The Handyman :.jib*y, are. -avery ypac.-b eaete APPi-E PIE RiG 49t WARWICK 5UIOX.|.te ANGll - SRECIAl aaere-and roore lo loplace whel ‘ ClMcBlfltH 4 5 ‘ Faeid Tiiinnt 4 "« » - 65* you abwedy-evn. Thaib why POWER TOOLS Delicious, homr . FAMilY SIZE 9-INCH ra A t ' ‘ prk*% teonn ki Uif td euneUei tern S6t., lie. 26 4 •fftetite to Uiii sMMMnKi 4 vtotoHf. AT SAVINOS UF TO coorm oun WIN MEAT SHOE SKATEf rnade flavor , 2 IIS-1 PZ REfi. S9< ^ JF . fSii eiUT. ATiANTie a rAgirle t m cossAtw AEln^Tic a K n ic date. Dioal hilie aay ebantaa. iWhl as far aaaaratetefrapMlr Boy Shad'd Men's 3 0 ®/® JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKE FRYPAN Name Brand. Items Only } Skiates . FaeXory IViLB 1 4 A 31B A #11 5 LB A AA Uet . ^ W .: SIZE SIZE SIZE Fry-GuMe on haindto and o tsy-to ^ and s«t oo^drol dial* IsOY AsO sT GsTT H O C K E Y V4 ” aiC TR IC DRILLS ...... 1 9 .9 5 1 3 .7 0 W « . » 8. .with aigvwl NgM. Water saaled etemant for aa^ washing/ ORiMTAL SANDERS . . . ------3 9 .9 S 3 2 8 8 ^ 'Ma'■ (XHIS RINEAPHE ORAREFRUIT ' FIGURE * 14.98 SAiRE ELEC. SAWS ...... 2 9 .9 5 2 4 .7 0 ■ ‘ ■ r- SA PLUMROSE IMPORTED PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING Drink »*ruaie«3 5 '^ AvdkMa hi 4 siaat ; 8 " KNCH SAWS ...... 6 9 .7 S 5 7 .7 0 W CANNED HAMS hearts'deught . CoiBa hi iHid gat aar aiCTRIC HAND SAWS ..... 4 9 .9 5 3 9 .9 8 d 6 X 0 SHORTENING CAN 2 6 \.CAN 6 5 Girls' and Ladies' SABREELEt.SAWS : 4 4 8 0 3 5 8 0 . C. ■; ' "■ ■ • A arl»'R'toa''’->'‘ G ‘ to w DISCOUNT nUCFSI , IIItAR2.39 ' , . 1, ■ V >■ ^ . Plak,Yeaew, LAXM M o x Teraoelea SUPfll Skates MillerSays: i 7 ^ ^ 1 0 . 9 8 Super Special WE NOW HAVE MUSSEIMANS GREEN GIANT LaiV® <4za Mirro Electric SldUei with cover and ^ -tIEPIllIN C A&P's Own All Purpoie Oil Vi Gal 97e , Gal 1.79 17fr T h ^ ara the famous KODACOLOR East Center aepBrate control. Quantity limited. Q Q E Ap^tpiff - iv. iimr33‘ Cmisdian Flyer Skates Regular 19.95...... 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■ HANCRBHTESt IVENIN6 HERALD, MANCHESTER^>eDNN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1959 PAGE «EVENteiN llAjrcHBSTER BVENIK6 BiilEtALD. MANCHBflTEB^ CONHi MONDAY^ DEGEMBSR Sl^ 11059 . ------‘ ------* ---•*• ...... ■■■■ ...... -I I !■■■■■ i ^ l i ^ has been planned hi^ Three Oraoea, tha ttoh^ ^ sf* they will 'w fll' 'ga.’l* .K M Andover Mm. Beetle HtlUard, RtcharA - ^sfor-. Mlsa'- C.hrlweaBwa^ S S s S S S m Oaboni SM Mi^^FIms IJamtltoit ■ w — — Thoae attendihg-arp aakhd tri^kring FT Ftogiiaa TheiEefVC Pupils a dollar g ift tttr a tnoribar of tha|r vine Pilgrim Fellowship la X. f Bids ^M oig^ 1:0 own ad*. ' ' a projgrhm which - « ....j ...... ' *, ______* x ; . Tha Adult Agile 9w |y C lu k he ceiebMition of aaset at the Fhi9 t.'CorigragaU^„ Con n*l it "CitrUfBai$ C ^eh from T td 8 > n t bietMul) ich. al F.rmtlyABiuoin MRWWS fim vaual thne, 7:1t ^ r “ - the. direction _ jr'Pftorif.at m e to Allow memkets H u e l F f a ^ day arid the Ch------ChlWfren at the r ater’s Wstoa ‘ OommunWn aerrlce w ill he school wUl have a holiday dinner 'Orange. • . I m .p C iv 0 Gif%_ Certifieote to clean 'lif e t t m M .. vrtU be eoneldered by Wardens and vsstryman wBb -9 a,m. Sktday. r “ * a /w v - " “ I GRUMRACHER . tomorrow as part of the hot lunch " Chrfalmaa Nctaa ! The chur^ school Chrlataiaa I Every L U tle M ist and L ittU Mattf T o e! 1 program. TRielr menu w ill be Oiit Acout Troop is makin9 ihkat a t 8 tonight 7n Phelps damp The junior choir will meet at S:48 Party will ba held frpm 7 to 9 am . ^ ', 0 AiN sioiioua 4 r tmkay and gravy, mashed poU- a collection of gifts to. ke tiakeh In Phelps Hall Sunday. Sifita IDEAL doth toee, green beane, cranberry sauce, to the Mahs^sM Traintng School. p.m.'and the s^ o r choir , at 7:80 , 8eeMnf peraataelon toI erecter the p.m. tomorrow In S t Peter’a BpU- Claua will 1m praeent to.welctee OIL PAINTING SfT_ ._ Hayee.. bread and buttar, appla pit and Ths project Is under the directicA the children to a program of mov- CHRISTMAS «e>ce le John «. chseae and m llki. of Miss Unda Jlllson. mpal CTiurch. The A ltar Otdld w ill PHKRMlIiY ) / will not fade •Se elao would like ak veriavariance for Mrs. Hazel FloUd'ia collecting meet In the church at 7:30 p.m. to iaa and refreshments. t H € 3 20 On Wednesday they will have N o . GIPT 'werkinn in h ReahJenoe A Zme ttirkey rice soup, chaesa sand- gifts for patients at tha Norwim morrow to prapare for the Chrlat- 299 .2 nd ^ver of 120 «W otart «f maa services. * Manebeater Evening BeivM An ^l(mg wearing wlchea. Jelly Sandwiches, m ilk and State Hospital. She hai headed Uip dover eorreapondcnt Mrs. F a a tu . • Mhatniction period. The buUd^ a surprise dessert School will close' ir o je c ffo r a number of yearf. AU members of tha parlkh are ^otdd be located at 1S5-187-1S0 rope wishing to contribute* to Invited to Join -with the choir and Ffansttehl. telephone PIlgHm Wednesday at the regular tiipa, 2-8858. . . . \ SHOE ) / e w p e r w r •Main St. If ZSA appraval la forth* beginning the hoUday -vacation. A project may fend gifts to memhers of the Toung Paoplea’ mm lng. ^ 2 special Chrlstmaa program wlU he ■ y .25 *■ The klandieater Water Co. '.■m::-'' ’ - - — ■ ifl t t quality 'wanta to-build the two pumping held In the allrpurpoae room in the 'itatlona. - One would be located hospital at that location; Dalnls morning and p ^ e s will ke held U, ‘ west of 78 LydaU St, the other 98 Klavlns, HiU Rd.. to oon- each classroom' Iri the afternoon. SparkUnjg new styles -feet east of Parker St m Bfet- vert houae In t o ------■ famlly dwelUngj^ - Oraqfa-'Party Tonight R. N. ArChambault______ult toto erect erect V The orange will hold its annual with nsw toes, ssssy ^ n Rd. ‘ . • B s fs TUI' *" Seeking varlanoea at tonlght’a familylvdw<“ dwelUng east of 1758 Tol* Christmaa party tonight at 8 to^ ■bows. ‘ meetihg la EugSM Olrardln, 42 land Ttohe.' m ikt In ths Town HaR Thd party u p in m atch f r.‘ S w k , , , I I jHelaine Rd; td erect a garage on a’ Patents, KYLON s o m o '"'' 4 pmer lot vdtich will not be iii the Jack'a Atlantic Service Rta^(^ » ..p styles. "fartheet q u a i^ of the lot; Oeprga 708 Mdln S t, ia seeking extenMon Pumps,„ VELVET *.W. Miner, ,87 Opoper Stt to tn>Or oj( pertftlsslon for a Itmltdd repair ^ Tel. Ml 94n § M ^ M /Isro/S/ em.license. jtate package atore at 57H C o o ^ FOR PReSCRIPTION mMMnniniiM and 12 size IV tubiM (Vt-x 4” ) of S t to S7 Cooper St V. • Also, aeeldng an extension of * Harry U Sherman, llTMew B<^ permlaklon for a ilinlt^ repsdrera "REWARD OF LOVE" /. GAINSBOROUGH OIL COL* ■ ncenae. 1 »N E PHARMACY lt ‘s such a pleasure to m y thank_ Nylon' •^on Rd., to conduct a dog arid dat of d^tly ORS; in SVt” * wood Also seeking- an* extension of DELIVERY you to our many friendaArid-'«u^- Chooae a: Hamilton, and you give a gift of d^tly enjoyment, a pennlaaion la me Manche.ster 8 Velvet hoX with 1 oz. linseM oil; 1 iiNiwia - i tomers at Cairi tmaj|,^-J^, .t^ ' constant aymbol of your devotion. Superb■b iwfw a atyles and, of • g— 7J18 BUSTER BROWN Chamber of Commerce which Yiile bo filled wjih V ^ef- and ,, eouree, foremost timekeeping qualities. tjHARJd "CC’ with four -oz. turpentine; palette; and :M tK E R ' V wanta to maintain free standing gi/j to 1S-AS8 happiness for eve^rtmo'’ : . : I sparkling diahnonds, 1150.00. VALA, ^/distinctive design, 182.50. brushes. AMERICA'S LEAOINO J O i m i M L P m i .9 5 Identlflcationa signs on the south UVi to S—S.S5 OHnj>REN
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SUCBD AMERICAN Ohaaia 1^ : merry styled with a siren touch, We’v« a grand CORNING* WARE ROYAL FAMILY SET i . % selection . . . come in and aee' HELLMANN’S ' Many Styles.From $2.99. Rocketing into your dally life! .World’s newest Cook-and-serve ware. CORNING WARE, made of an astounding new, missile merry / material, Pyroceram . . . for all i,ts beauty, it can’t crack fro|h Mayonnafie heat or cold. Set'consists of 1 qt.', IM, qt. and 144 qt. dishes. 3 cdve.rs, one handle and one cradle. Also 19-lnch skillet with han dle, cover and cradle. $27.90. • , f, NABISCO •81 MAIN ST tMfM Tm: CMw OmA |KM| Tnk OrmI Tor: tl*, 81»^l F U L L 1* OZ. 'Hv40niMta,8MM.,... M*. (IMS: XT, tllJS RHz Craakers BOX IdANCHESTER HARRISOirS CARDS RRi RIFTS TBIDE 848 MAIN ST— MI 9-1950 X ...V ■ ; SWEET LIFE BTOFFED ’'v ff-; • a. ■ '• • "WISTIANO" ' ' -. ' ^ '“i S- CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS ^.CHRISTMAS CARDS: ^MfLK GLASS :4^een OIIvm j^ J FOR WINTER FUN V 2 P R IC E — 2 5 f o r 4 9 e ^ " r f i Fit Them CarefuUf* rv'. ’ FIGURE , ■ $ • Boys’, Glrla' OB ★ IN D O O R 8 LIGHT SETS 8 9 c • •myERcnr* Men’% Women’s HOCKEY - Si leU^ SOA NUrk 5 , BOT., C w . jsm tjaikp v^ QIM ★ 1P" ROPE CANDLES ■ ^ R E G . $ 1 .2 S-4 CLOSEOUTfi^ > • C R Y S T A L - * f SWEET LIFE SWEET PS- Mixed Pickles ★ S A R A N I C I C L E S b y V 1. tusft • VSKATBS BEN-MONT C H ILD ’S 2 to^^ ADJUSTABLE As Advertised By Jack Parr ' ■ ------' t SPECIAL MODEL KITS by REVELL The Bearded' Dane of Danslc The ftian at the center of things by Dansk, ia AMPLE^lMRKIhlG ^ FRONT, SIDE C|R R ^ R O^ BjillLPING PS- XMAS 'i)n» H. Qiiittgaard who designed thtm-ail and whoic interesting ideas on living take the ihapes you Bob Skate WRAPPING WESTINGHOUSE . si^bert. Siaaactetcakiliaii^-lorged Mainloo steel, brilHant.colored flameproof enameia and unique ttoneware; 1’ RUBBER SKAIT: GUAlUpS, 79e Pair ' HOCKl^ STICKS, PUCKS Reg. lOe. NoW - i t ATOMIC POWER PLANT Come and sec our com|detePa|ilkcoUetiti(^ designed for living ifi today’s worid-widi color, tote and timplicity. OPEN TUES.. WED: TO 9 P.M.kTHURS; $ 6 .9 5 3 For 2 5 c SHdPSMITH , . . COltlPLETE WORKSHOP IN 1 TOOL!, . 6 * ★ yiSIILE M^N $ 4 .9 8 Compact, versatile, fuggeded and accurate. SHOPSMITH isH X S IZ E S . For -Tour Shopping Conveolcneo tho-world-famous multi-purpose tool that does everything a ahop^ PICTURE-PRErrTY OR HE-MAN HANDSOME 'full of single-purpose tools can do—AND. MORE—at 1/3 the GRAR RAG GIFTS FOR HOUDAY PARTY PRESENTS ' "Smt! SHOPSMITH puts power at your fingertips. . . . proved c o r s a g e s SS0-49C WE’RE OPEN by well over a quarter-mtlllon oVmers..A wonderful gift for Dad, KEG. ALUMINUM S IL K BOM UiS Site. . H A N K IE S SSe up - ^ l y , $299.60! CANDY CUPBOARD CHOCOLATES 28e-S0e. TOMBHTi TUESDAY Sm -COASTER ★ GIFTS FOR MBN, WOME^ and CHILDREN m il WEiWESDAY KEITH'S VARIETY WARDS MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. kANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD 18S NORTH SIAIN ST. AT DEFOT SOOARE SHOPPING CENTER BO s - n u - e . F A R R - / and NEWS SHOP > Tllli- : V 884-StS BCAIN ST. ^ OPRN MONDAY TO SATURDAY TO IS PJ«. \ \ 1S7 NORTH MAIN 8!^.—JkT DCPOT S Q II^ B PARKADE 17 SO. MAIN ST, <*oee CMrIetraeo Eve St 8i89 k CUNOMY 646 CiNTER STRUTT. MS IkAlN SraSET
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y . FAOEimMRiMM MAHCHEptBR EVENWd ^gRALP. MANCHESTER. eONN^ MONDAY, DECEMBER I# # fCgropIR , MONDAY, DECEIIBBB 11, 195> sih; were sentenced only fd* lUegal der ths^dUfseUbn t € Mist Bevsriy Chuiob nlghUy, beglpahlK tsnight. Mrs, W ilfred A, UttZ, assistant B aties G ottiH ct 7 Intelligence ' aoUvlty, wWeh ear- OUk BOARDING HOUSli >dth MAJOR B O 0i^ d a i l y c r o iw w c ^RD p i RochtUle-Vemon SsBdsrs, Slsmshtaiy musla super- rise a niaxumim pefuiKjr o f d years. ' • "f| ‘ sor. f organist, wUl pldy from .7:18 to 7:45. .1 , . . . ' O n Spy CK urges ’The proseoutioa hhd' sought es PIN H E ' * Dhincti Temple. Pythian Bisters, pionage ' oonvietiona which can Fiii^ Meering Set Toni^t w ill Visst at 'S fttr a Christmas Vernon Fire Go. 9 w ill sponsor bring ttp4°^5 ye*rs m prtsoi^. 'TAiMWir’to Prtvibui Piial# party; Including exduuige of -SO- a'Christmas party at Tmicottville jOopenhagen, Denmark, Dw. 31 cent gifts and iSrvin|; of reffesh- Congregation^ Church at 7. Santa VP\ r— SeVen Danes, Including ad- ^ For Outgoing Gty Councfl msnU.' ' . . Oaus ■ and T*testo the t S t in h i wUl nutted Coimnunlat party menhers. LENOX PHARMACY Barber Shop StagMS msdt he present All childrA and par- were convicted t ..erms ranging .from 16 months -to About 300 ehUdrsn weN prsasnt 6 years. M ilitary and Naval academiss. control over their laet City Coun esnt homes. A stainleas steel outdogrifbulle in the center -Saturday. to m , The-convictlons-followed a three- cil session tonight — at least fo r Santa, who dlatrlbuCsd loUipopa. The Americsn Le^oh wlli meet tin board was dedicated yeAerday at 9 is make fitud plana for the morning at First tuthsrsn Church. week trial. TTm jury's espionage the n«xt two yeans. •Parsswge Completed . verdicts against sUt of the de The new parsonage built for New ifesr's Eve Party and other The board Is a gift from Mr. and OKN DAILY Several Important matters will evenW>'- Mrs. Kdrl A. Schuhl^ I n ift ^ o iy fendants were thrown out hy the Vernon Methodist Church on Dart judges as too severe. Thejr • trm n • A.M.t«YP.M.. be In the hand* of the out-going HIU R4. has been complsted. The t>ur Lady s f Fatimk, knights b f of loved ones. 43SoUtaiy administration t o n l^ t , but non? BoSard of Trustees win meet tu- convicted on other charges, how M IndlM • - ^ * 9 MlMlon 3S Blblic*! namo Columbus will meet at 8*at Red ever, and can be re-tried for ee- SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-tP.|^. II rour-l«tt«r 7 innlan cola 38 Outward 45 Stories are of a strictly political nature. n i^ t at • o’clock at the paMohage Verne* and ThhwtlvtllaJjdws W LaPointe’s tax abatement, the Men’a HaU, for a Ck r 1 ■ t m a s plonage. word 8 Sport*. . tuminfi 46 Woody plant to Inspect It before the Rev. War party. . hnadiaa- tfttMigh M e Mstam's PINE PHARMACY 17 kind of dine* PDcKoven 38 Water 47 Mother of Circuit Court aftd redevelopment ren S, Cbvell and family movt In. BocIcviUe horean. d W, M lln S t, Some of the defendants, Includ 664 OENTBB ST. the (ods ere the Items of major Imjlortance. Churtn chimes w ill be played lIBritiih mammal (Mheol Lnaeli Meiiaa from. Uiibn C o n g r e # a 11 o n a l tetophone TBenisnt d-n sC Ing four o.f the alleged rlnglead- ibSlouan Indian lO JfwUcal term 48 Always ' The Selectmen will meet with Vernon Elementary:- Tuasday, n Plant U T ry 50 Vend the Council to dicUsa the request ham ai)d cabbage, mashed pota 16 Flower* < SSIotIc poetry 51 Coin of .of LaiPolnte Industries for abate tbes, cJurrota; Wednesday, soups— 20 Alter / muse Mexico ment o f about 145,000 in taxes and tomato, clam chowder, vegetable, 22 Come In 35 Stair .part* 82 Gaiter Interest, under a plan proposed by CHRISTMAS WEEK STORE HOURS: 40 Say* 55 Decay crackers, sandwiches; dessert, and 24Ru*tlan *ea Town Counsel Robert . S. Kahan. milk with all meails. ALL FIRST National SUPER MAtKiTt ^ ^ FOR CHRISTMAS Mayor Olson w ill enter a^ new r r r Maple Btreetf Tuesday, tomato r r r r I r r r plea to the. Council to- offer hiclll- soup or clam chowdsr, chsese, tles of the" new City -Hall to: the IT ii l4 peanut butter and marabmallow OPEN TUESDAY aid WEDNESDAY EVENIMCS unia 9 P .m V Circuit Court when it goes Into sandwiches, tuna sandwlohSB, ANSCO MEMAR i r 16 1? operation a year from January. I f brownies. OPM4 THOtIDAY t:10 A. M* tO A P. lA - CLPSH^ Atl'DAY: PilDAY - CMillTMAS Olson fails again to get the Coun- Hospital Notes IT u ' ell's support on this issue. Mayor- Discharged Friday: Mrs. IrsM 3 5 MM.F/2.8 elisct liM B. Flaherty Jr. has pro KRstofak, Broad BriMk; Mrs. HsI- (1 mised to try with the incoming. R en Gworehi, 88 Union St:; Mn. Council, which w ill be split six and N r u ■ n r » IT John Line, 4. Windermere Ave.; dx between Republicans and Mrs. Qustave Schllchting, Broad Democrats, with Flaherty, a s : Brook^ Naomi BMekland, 38 Ban CAMERA OUTFIT * 1 ' Democrat, having the d^ldlng croft Rd. s r IT vote In a tie. ^ IMatdteirged Saturday: Ndney Compile Outfit The latest plan for redevelop Do whan, Tolland Stage Rt.; Ches d3.20 VALU E w ~ 41 ment o f the business area centered Includet ter Hurlburt,' 99 S n l^ c St.; Mrs. • CAMERA around Market-St. w ill be pres Esther Szemreyk), Tcdland;- Don Our Price E" ented. to the Council, for approval s LEATHER aid Reisch, RFD 3. CAMERA CASE JT JT ST 51 tonight •' Birth Saturday: A daughter to Mayor-Blect Flaherty' ls<: ex- s FLASH ATTACH Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Swallow, MENT BT u • pected to sit with Olson at the Hazard-viUe; a daughter to Mr. and s ROLL OF 38 MM Council table tonight, having -ac Mrs. Benedict - Mozer, RFD 8; $0 0 .9S U R u cepted the mayor's invitation to do daughter to Mr, end Mrs. Charles S S-WAY FLASH so after the lastrCouncll meeting. s r U II King, Hazardville. SHIELD n . Jodgtug Postponed, ' Birth yesterday: A dauighter to s t r a v e l c a s e Judging df Rockville residences Mr. . and Mrs. William Schwarz for the .best decorated one has Cemetery Rd., Vernon. been postponed until- Dec. '27. Discharged , yesterday: Olocia Recreation Board Chairman Skewes, ^ Orchard St.; Mrs. WU PINE lENOX PHARMACY John Oill said the later date will -liam Staiger and daughter, Kings give residents a chance to com bury Ave. plete their outdoor arrangements, Admitted yesterday^ Mrs. James and not. interfere with holiday ap- Bump. 98 W, Main St.'K William tivlties. Those who want their Cosgrove Jr., Sunset Ave'>( Rich YASHICA-8 MM. homes to be considered In the ard Wfightman, 16 Middle Butcher judging-jdiould have their lights Rd.'^ on, between. 6 and 7 p.m. Events Tonight Judges 'Will be Ellery Kington, Northeast PTA will mtet at Miss Oertruda Fuller and William at the school fo r a Chrlsttnas pro MOVIE CAMERA A. Rogahu. Four prises w ill be gram o f vocal and band muste un awarded, plus a trophy for . the Our most outstanding, and a specUl Complete with Pike prize for the best doorway. • ZOOM liNDER Judging in the Vernon dinteat will be bald tomorrow night. Fire Wc Stock S r/1.9 FOCDSINJ Commissioners are offering three 'LE N S prlbes for the best decorated s 9 ROLLS homes In the fire district. The HALLMARK KODACHROME Commissioners. w ill serve as flgid VALUE judges. »3 9 * X50 SsAte Letters CARDS Some 250 letters to Santa were dropped in'»the special mall box In Central Park this season.' MILLER PINE LENOX PHARMACY Richard Maharan, chairman of the Junior Chamber of -Commerce PHARMACY Committee which has volunteered I i; I I \ i;n M) to see that Santa gets the letters, I'linil,- Ml : II . I KEYSTONE MOVIE EUeVATOR 8 SE O tlO N said he^B sure Santa will answer CAMERA TRIPODS Wim Lehther Csss Campiete srith caas Extra cash for $ 0 7 . 9 5 $ 0 . 4 8 V d iM w ■ tTIs 0
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R Manors Beaten D eadlock ed T Don’t Like I f S . Norfolk, Va., Dee. Ill iff)~ 68 -58 in FVL "This is a sporti aa latenM- Yide! c o u m t e V c l u b l e a g u e W ith P o lo s Uonal thlag. - .And yet' yen Steadings have aeme iMbple alrakg herd At Nemngton W. L, P e i and some pMple alttlng n o n .” York/ ai W —A iparss -> ...... 88 14 AM ImUgiiafit over the segregat STANDINGS In L e a g u e ed'aeatlng at the City Arana Bliders ...... 3 4 18 .800 ) .W. J»ct. today fc Strikers ...... 2 0 .30 800 yestetday sras Althea Oibaon, 1.000 o v ^ C m tt who renmtly tnmed profeeshm- PlainviUe ...... Ite ef- spinners ...... 12 21 A78 STANDINOR Windsor IxkIw .067 Setupe ...... r l 8 24 .400 . . w. Pet. al after’a reign as qiieen Of the • M 7 ____ ... _lrom6te “ !s ' petorn world's amatonr sromen tennis Bloomfield ■. Spliu ...... 1 8 .2 8 J 75 Manchester ... 1.000 New Rritain .888 httprjrwrfjl^t tlttlT A»ht be Bast Hartford 1.000 pla.vers. .888 tween Gha&rt^ lojwmar Johans- •1 den’t like It." declared the Suffield ..... The Spar^ and Sliders Ntslnsd Willimantle . .067 Manchester . JI88 sm''and ^cMMiebr Blayd Patter- their first afid second pfact advsn-. .50k) Negro aUr. “I didn't know - .838 in New, Tbrje next, ^ e - . . . , Southington .. tMs aort of thing stHI oxiated.” Newington .. . Ugea by tskhig thrCs but Of four— Middletown ... .033 Wethersfield .888 Jim, a f*)h«r:.aa 6latant U.S. from tbs Setups and Spteneis. Tbs Holyoke • ...... MIsa Gibson pinyed an exhi Attoinay ginecal 'Who , once served .339 bition mateh-with Karol Fager- Strikes and tbe SpUtM broka evsn, Hartford ...... 000 Trailing throughout, Green as counseT Vb'A .Sqnate^inveiitigst- winning two each. . . 00. white, ef Miami, prior to a itig subcommittee heat^M by .the Wlnsted ....,; 000 baakotball game foatnring the Manor bowed to- the Newington Ruth Bryant had an-outstmid- Rees yesterday aft.emoon In a late Seni Jobeph Mc<3uthy. con- Ing 182 stegls, while other good Harlem Globetrotters. Mlso fisued that hla, group has pur- Manchenter-and Eaat Hart Gibson la on 'tonr srith tbo Farmington Valley League gaipo ttig lm were rolled by Ann lw r- at Newington High* 68-68. • chasM 4w» thlNfa atbek interest in ron 117, Betty M^amera IH i and ford both emerged victorious Globetrotter troupe. ► th i fiow dsfuneft Rosenaohn. Enter- .Virginia laW i^idrea oegre The home club led-at all periods, Evelyn Lerentseh llOi — in a pentral Connecticut Bas 10-8, 30-21 and-46-35 in scoring its priaes, Inc., from Vincent Vdleila. 4y .1 ,1 ■ ■ ■■ I ■■ I . ketball League .doubleheader gated searing of speetatbro " >H» said ha hoped to obtain tJie pnblle functions. The la«e/1s first win of the season In league 'vi'i’-.'X at the high school Arena-yes play. , Manchester, which upset •^FLYiiNG S0CCEtv-MDompletely.'airl)oiTie player" i)ir 4iMins tb-ifioar iii a -interest held by William OEEEN JE. BOta UEAffCB being challenged In a U .i^ Roeensobn end thus insure a title Staadtegs terday afternoon. Marco Polo M et Court suit here. Bloomfield the previous Sunday at won handily in the first game as home,,suffered a letdown and play flghtat.'Yankee Stadium next sum- W, JL P et SURE SHOT— Among numerous other things, Missis they trounced Routhlngtoii, 90-48. ed ragged ball; morf’ : ■ ■ _ _ 5 Memorial Store ...... 81 8 A61 sippi will trot 6ut an extraordinarj' place-kicker agafnst In the nightcap, the Red Embers Newington’s zone defense prov Cohn said the . purchase price 'I'ME JLlNli;— bkiers at, Gsrmiah-r'artenklrciien, Germany, take to the heights the Smaters .29 7 - J06 Bluebonnet Bowl was'"SubstantialV btrt .'dtKlipad to I^uisiana State in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl-on New turned back Nassiff's of Wllllman- ed loo tough and big . 6-6 Bob ' easy way. They’re traveling a, towrope along the Zugspiti^ Plateau in view of the McCarthy Enter. ....2 4 U .667 tlc, 96-73. The Einbers and Marcos Branderberger took care of both name the figure. Velella reportedly L T . Wood ...... 38 18 A89 Year's Day. Quarterback Billy. Brewer holds the ball are deadlocked for first place In A 1 1 r a c t s 5 5 , 0 0 0 , backwards. The Manors outscored had sought ,6160,000 for his stock. Bavarian Alps. • ' ______8 . Aleria A Son...... 32 14 A ll for Bob Khayat... the standings. CO URT PORTIA.--M r8. Carol Ziegler of Ames was certiHed by the Iowa High School the Rees from the floor, 26 to 32, {joUie^ Bash^tbali, ^ouiiiam^ith Velelin la a New Yoric lawyer who Part's,Dairy...... 19 17 A28 has been barred from promoting To' the displeasure Of the crowd, Will^Be Continued Athletic Assn, as a tem poral referee. When she woilied her first game, Mrs. Zieg but were able to cash in on only H o 4)k.ey s T a G lance NorthiSnd Phannacy 18 18 AOO the opener was far from bSing In six of 32 charity toisas. Mean fight in this state by the State of McBride's Sport . ...1 8 18 ,A00 ler, Iowa’s 1957 "Queen of p e FurrowJ’ beewne the first member of the fairef sex to New York Athletic Commission. ,a I I ! s teresting afl,„the bays from East Houston, Dec. 21 (8P)—The infant while, Nevyingt'on collected 84 X Celtics and Hatvks Fc^r Ahead^ W. T. Grant...... 17 18 «473 work a game in organize^basketball featuring men’s teams. points at the 15-fpot line In 86 Undsr Indictment 8aaaiy*sB^to Red Ember ...... 18 20 A44 New Pro Grid League Hartford, really outclassed the Bluebonnet Bowl's first effort Is m .-Nattonal League Southington five. Charlie Stetson on the books and sponsors hope It's tries and this meant the margin ct Hs is under Indictment for per Yankees ...... 18 20 A44 and Charlie Wrlnn led the Ex only the first of many. ■victory. jury ss an aftarmath of the first Makikg Farce of NBA Races N(iw York 6, Montreel 5 Red Sox ...J...... 8 38 A32 Pete Reckert (28) Branderberg •Chioego 7, Toronto 4 Dickenson's ...... 8 SO J87 plorers With 27 and 23 points re They point to the crowd of Johansson • Patterson fight last '■-‘v—— — — * ^ . Gets Fresh Challenge spectively'as all members df the 56,000 which Jammed all but the er (14) and Swede Larson (14) summer te which the Swedish '^Detroit 4, Boeton,2 Tigsrs 8 81 .189 Gqnerly Improved with Age paced the Reca while Bob Carl fighter won the world cham{fion- Wew Yoifcv Dee. 21 (flV-Bos-fw*lli 21 poUiU while teammate starting: five hit double figures.'Ed comer sections Of the 70,000-seat [a re Bbb FietUt enared 39 rebounds- Amertoan Leagoe son’s IS tallies topped Green ahip by knocking out Patterson in ton Celtics and the St. LoUlS Buffalo 6,\Roeheeter 4 Nardi w ^ h ig h for-the loserS with Rice Stadium for.the Texas Chris Habrka are making runaways of Carl .thths Knicks''.iie(w Best Scores wsre turned In by 13 points.^g Tom Stagis was ab tian-Clemson claah- - two teams Manor. Jim Moriarty (10), Dan three rounds. ' Quebco.6, Sprtegflehl 4 Don Simmons 127-848, Fred Mc- ' Minneapolis, Dec. 2 \ 0 their of Brooklyn (5-2), NYU (6-0) vs WlUle NauUs p(r(Mded mogt of the Charlotte 6, N e w 'York 4 Ifilstiette 118, end O e e r fa . Ifey ” If the Nallottat lesgue extends be Sunday afternoon in Wethers . Utah, which: defsated St. Mary's the stock' and staging the fight w ei^nd to extend their wtenhig Haugarud said 1 he has talked Tht second game Was a different by the Sugar Bowl In 1935—aa did 'When Sammy Baugh retumed»n6where until he arrived and this ears in basketball during the Dartmouth (2-0 and Clhelnhatl ((3sUf). 72-68-tor Its sixth straight, scoring impetus with -28 pointe.. . Philadelphia 5, Johnr([town 2 118. tM a franchiee w f expect to be op with seven or eight National story as the callber\rf ball was New York (N E A )—There’st field. ' n' here. Ahlqaist is Johanaapn’s advis streDks and pull further away th.e Liberty Bowl’s Penn State-Ala- to Washington with former Red season would not have won two Summary: long holiday spell (starting (5-0) vs St. Bonavehture (2-2). has 'Qiree games this week before er. He BUd bis group wanted the from (the pack tn the Eastern and erating in,'1960," aaid Ole Hatiga- League owners shd' was advised much better. Fans saw Ws^ast game bama match saveral hours earlier.' a great lesson fo r young fel md. DuJOth epontaman and tobac akin atars, Johnny Lujack was games.' wltfliout him. If the^Ktts- II*wlas4«B ^turday/ There ''Sail be no IlUnoia and CalllonUs, the de competing in the. pixie .Qassic Johahssom'Patteraon fight in New 'Western Dtvlslonji. to make bis application. "I was that had Mapeheater in the lead A chilled crowd of 36,211 turned lows inclined to become dis prompted to'remark ^ that, in his r. Pie. fending National Collegiate cham Dec. 28. pthere ini that tournament co wholesaler who owned the thi- told the National League definite- bnrgh club had not suffered three Sdiwasrr ...... 0 0.0 0 rfewvr than 37 tournaments and York and desired- an absolqtely Boston, atrstched its viotroy at the end of the first quaner by out for that one in Philadelphia. couraged in the award by the opinjon, Slingin’ Sammy was one Smltli ...... 3 Ob 4 pion now riding a 21-game win include Duke, Norih Carolina, . luyi' Eskimos In the NEL, more ly^'will add two teams in 1060," he. 33-15, thanks to Art Quim b^ 11 llhejr.artll b# played In oveiry fsc- clean' promotion.- ekein to 13 last night with a 182- Houst(m enjoyed perfect football National League’s players of of Oie four all-time quarterbacks. vital injuries in midseason, LaynS Reckrri ..... 8 7-U 22 ,Uon»of w s country... , , ning streak, Join West Virginia in North Cafdina State, Wake Foreet, Rosensohn said be was very hap than three decsules ago. said. potntA Willlmantic, staged a weather with the mercury in the Brandenbersrr ...... 4 6-7 14 137 ,trianq;>h ever ths Syracuse the Jim ’Thorpe 'Trophy to Lujack, who waa pretty good- hirn- easily might have taken the Steel 6-10 14 the L A unimten contestants. The Dayton, Holy Ooss and Minnesota. py that Cohn’s group has pur W'ith his J25.000 earnest money Under terms of his transfer of ond/Terlod rally with Jim O' high 60s, clear sklea and a light ers all the way. See what happened Larion ...... 4 itm tsSt IntU’eat, from tha fana' Once.beaten . Duke timtlded Navy Nats after edging ihe New York check to league headquarters went Charley Conerly, 'who won foot- self, named as the\ -others Sid ZimonlK ...... 0 • 0 - vlevS|^int,'sbould stem from New pairings are jfiouthem California chased Velella’e stock but-dhcllned Knicka 119-116 In a nationally tel the . DuhKh franchise to Orange, nor pushing six twin- pointers tmrth wind; And Clemson enjoyed to the Detroit Lions when he left?” Bartlisrv ...... 0 0-1 . 0 (3-2) vs Northwestern 12-2), West from uilbeaten list.76-71 te the final an application that bore the aig- ball’a premier accolade at the ripe Luckman, Otto ' Graham and M 2 : YoHq end'lios Ahgbles, which wUl to say whether he intended to sell N.J.„ in the late 1930s, H atw si^ through the mesh to close the gap takihgTCU into camp, 23-7. Borowikl 0 Virginia (8-0) vs Stanford (3-1), of the BlrminghanUdaBsic. North evised game Saturday afternoon. mture. among others in the com old athletic age of 38. Johnny Unltais, wh(j Just finished Layiie lacked only 22 yards to Stern .. .^...... 4 M_ .11 hold' sepfcrate eight-team holiday his stock. ' ' St. Lduis. Tg>br.ed its string to said, the NFL agreed to gi\^ him to four St Intermission. EMh Smith, pipeline executive ‘Tb me, Conerly’s Improvement leading the Baltimore Colts to an- break Baugh's all-time NFL pass UCLA (3-4) vs 'Michigan (1-8), Cftroltea, whim went into the Ken bine. qf BJmle Never* of San Fran 24-26 a ^festivals featuring some of the top The Cohn group'a acquisition of five by whipping the Detroit Pls- first claim on . .any subsequ^l The second half started fast and and nesident of the Greater Hous waa one of the-outstanding etories o ^ e f Western^ Division title. ing record • when the' Wg blond ToUls ...... -...... 33 and California (5-0) vs Illinois tucky Invitation luibeaten, wound cisco. one of . football's all-time ton BoM Association, earlier enti Or**B Meanr (Ml gpin^ts ^ the Mtition. lip ddth two lessee to St. Louis 68- the remaining oiie-third interest tohs 102-Sg yesterday. The Hawke franchise gtant in'Minnesota. ^Tlie the Embers outscored their rivals of the year,” says' Greasy Neale. Texas alumnus sat oMt thh, final B. r. Pie. <4m); would virtually eliminate .another greats and a member of the old Duluth fruM^iss ultiniMely wbund 38-20, with Johnny • Jon'es. D t^ mated the two schools would get Draws Fine Line ■ 1-3 19 New 'York’s M a d IsonEquarc 53 and Kentucky 76-70. rquted the Pbiladelphte Warriors "I give a lot of credit to the of Lujack ^raws a mighty fine line quarter of the Steelers' final game. Carlion ...... 4 C&iclnnaU and West Virginia syndicate, headed by Tipper, Eikimoe. up' In Washington by q«iy of Surhoff and Qulmby setting the about |80,0Q0 each for the day's Don;. Pinto ...... 0 0-1 'Garden boasts unbeaten/ Cinc|n- Villen ova Riding High f ’02-89 Saturday night. Haugsrud’s aippUcation. and the fensive coach, AUie Sherman, who and a lot or afgwnenti omitting Baugh threw'the ball for 32,085 Monartr ...... < 0-1 1^ must be ranked* i ;2 ih the nation, from any consideratioif. Tepper, a Orange and Boston. pace, and the Embers had a con work. Nell ...... 0 00 0 rnatt with its great Osc^ Rdbert- Villaoova, another unbeaten club, As a result of their weekend apparent encouragement it re returned to tlie Giants this year. Bobby Layne and Coherly from yar(|8 gained In 16 campaigns with followed by California, Ohio State former executive secretary of th* successes, 'the Celts own a 6H MUUon Nm M vincing 70-68 margin at the end of FalskRaporte Foster ...... 3 lO 7 Bon; reg^ded as perhaps the out won its sixth straight, 88A2 over ceived from Several NFL, owners, Sherman, who quarterbacked for any ranking of top flight signal- the Redskins. Isuie will quickly Butkus ...... 1 0-1 3 (6-0) apd Bradley (6-0). *The New York State Athletic CJommts- game lead over runner-up Phila An aatimated million dollars the third period. O'Connor was Smith spiked aeporta that the erase and maik« people forget this 'standing.college plavplays today. The Wagner (With Jimmy Hubbard tally signaled another collision between me in Philadelphia, had Conerly callers. Den. Pinto ...... 4 20 li _ orbs preha will Bearcats of Ohio smashed a highly sion, had been seeking to obtain delphia in the East .and the Hawks would be needed to' get an NFL held scoreless from the floor in twq' were givtm IJiJp.OOO guaran mark next fall when he inaugu Fortin ...... >....; ) M 3 :new Los AngMed’ bp fated LouievtUe team 97-74 Satur ing 24 points. Once-beaten Indiana the stock held by Velella end Ro- forces of ths National League and previously when he aseiated Steve "And how about Tommy Thomp Kohen ...... I lO 11 highlight’ unbeat^ West Vlrgilnla, knocked Detroit from the unbeaten afe 6^ games alnted of Detroit in team going in the Twin Cities, this stanza. Manchester continued tees for appearing in the bowl. Owen in New York. rates his 13th season. (VO 3 day night as Robertson scored 39 sensolin. He already had several ~ the new American Football League Schools approached earlier, he said, son, who was my guy with the Guetafeon ...;...... 1 ‘ winner of the recent Kentucky In- list with an 89-85 triumphs aa Walt the Weol. . * . over the Twin Cities territory. Haugarud said. Hs claimed to have to roll in. the final quarter, this "The difference this trip was points—three under hie season av consultations with Ahlquist and were given such ' guarantees, but Eagles?" challenges Earle Neale, LDckmaa More Trouble Tolslejlsl* ...... l ...... 3S I 69 ’ vlMUon, w lth'lls All-Amerlce-Jer Bellamy scored 85 points. Another In Sunday’s remaining game ihe The AiFL. evidently is set to op enough .backing from area busl- time scoring the losers,. 25-15. that Jim Lee Howell gave Sher erage. Cincinnati has a Tuesday Johansson regarding the promotion nassmen to raise the money. Nassiff's' O’Connor was the high not TCU - and Clemson. -who coached for 36 years, the last Neale recalls that, as extraor Score at hSIf 9 0 .3 1 Newlnxlon. ry We'St.'' '/ ■ ■ - team to suffer Its first loss was Knicks snapped a five-game ioelng erate here. H. P. Skoglund, pail man full control of Conerly. He 10 with the Philadelphia Jiros, dinary as Baugh was, Luckman .of hogte da,ts with Bradley' before, Missouri, which bowed to'MInne of the fight. streafic. by downing the Cincinnati \ point-getter with 23 points. Quira- Houston newspapers theorized Tjie ECAC Holiday Festival. moving to New York for the tour owner of the Mlnneapolls-St. Paul In PhJJadelpliia, acting N f L showed Coherly how to hit re where he won'three-Eastern Di ithe Chicago Bears gave his ^ g le s sota 80 A2 as tile Gophers'. Ron Cohn said if his group obtained a Rpyala 132-118 M o re a national Commissioner Austin Ounsel said by led the' locals with 21 .with that a Bluebonnet Bbwl pitting ' elghth,of its kind, starts Saturday nament « llcehse to’ pron^e the fight, 78- A FL team, said "We intend to go Texas Or Texas AAM against any ceivers against different types of vision and two National League more trouble. Greasy points out Cronk scored 25. LaSalle won Its tdevlsion audience. right down the line with the Amer- the application by Haugsrud’s Jones close behind with 17. Gene UConn Entertains 'and extend through Wednes ■West Virginia, led by W est who year-oM Jack Fugazyj prominent sort of foe would have Rice Stadi defenaes: He^urged Conerly nbt championships, that the Cleveland Browns lost day, ■Ilie LA Festival, Its sixth 'Without , a defMt, trouncing SaturtAy’e othor action saw the . lean League no matter what hap- group would be 'considered along King contributed 15, Surhoff threw to waste a passing chanc, when scored S3 points for a two-nlght inJn boxing promotions In the .1920's, um, putting up the SRO sign. “In my book, Layne is the best thelf field generalship with the first, runs^ifrom Monday through Niagara, 64-43. v, Minneapolis Lakers romp over pens” with others at the league meeting 13 and Bobby Knight delighted the it ^aa third down and a short dis Santa Clara Fite total of 70, whipped Kentucky 79- In the Madison Square Gafden doubtle^ 'would be the promoter fans with some fancy ball han "TCU isn’t a very attractive quarterback today and has been depai;ture of Graham. To him and Wednes(^y. Clnrinnati. 13t>113 and Detroit Reports lhat he and fellow own- next month. . tance to go inside the opponents’ for. severiU years. He's with U\e a lot of other fo(>tb^tl men. Unites 70 to capture the Kentucky Invita doubleheader NYU walloped Den for the qWanisatlOh. He said he hi turn back Syracuse 120-112. dling. team for. people down here," Smith ^ '’dthbr'top fEghvtoumements In rdaify has had preliminary diacus mrt might be plantilhg a^ shift to The latest .move is the second, admitted after the game.. "But it SO-yard line. Things like that.” Steelers, who were going precisely is someone from another planet. Tuesday at Storrs tion Saturday. The night before ver 91A8 ns Sanders poured In The Cette withstood a late surge the NFL themselves have^ no foun effort by NFL sympathisers to get Rivals Meet P m 50 \ : ...... elude the Far West-fSaaslc at Cor- the mountaineers equeaked by St. 40 points, and St. John's nipped slons with Gen. Melvin KiVlewitch, The stage Is now set for the turned out to be a rbal good "But' Cornerley has the .finest yaUlE.i3re.^Blg BJlglJgnt at Kansas the^ commission chairman. by Syracuse last night in breaking dation, he said. a National League bandwagon scrap." Connecticut’s xollege basketball Louis by one point. West suffered Providence 67-(M to overtime with the Nats’ home ,court winning HaugSrud'a group seemingly is rolling here. In the midst of the Manchester-East Hartford game touch, the greatest' degree c? ac Cltji; .Soutnwest.Soutm et JJ]^top: All a nose fracture Saturday but will Tony Jackson bltUng for 2P points. He said an auditing of the game curacy of them all," says Neale. teams were looking forward to .at. Oklahoma W jG Blue stroak at aiaa BiU Bharman. paced Ignoring the AFL club on the the American League organisational thaL "'^'1 *** pla.yed ' Wednesday, their Christmas hiatus today with CollegA be in the lineup fit L down th.e ship channel and a bar by the four area schools, and t(Tt)lck up a win in six starts, his remarkable ability could, be im niplac, to New Bedford Tech, 75- r. Ptii IJtlddiated Cuban Contender Cpom ...... becue at a dinner at a nearby the Christmas holidays begin- Jourheys to Somers Tuesday proved on at thia late date. 71. New York — (NE A) IVith all^markable aa anything ever writ raIi ...... ; n ranch. to curtail action. 0 afternbqn. The Rangers will Rpown . , The week's major attraction, tlien be 'kile until Jan. 6. / the material, that Syracuse will ten in a book. His young life is a ! eVL^ary u 1 Texas' Christian left for home Faces Slick Hart Wednesday carry over to what appears will O'Connor •. * last night while. Clemson was not comes tonight, when Manches tribute to American football as ter, 3-0» co-leader in the D o n W i m s be an extended--college football well ss the handsome halfback who : BerthaKATAitf/ due to depsrt until today. Seven Goals in One Period! Jl Johnnon 7 C ejL triivels to Meriden for New York, Dec. 21: (iP)--Guba’eeweight bout te Havana, Cteba, Reign of Terror, there is one lad on Mood up to make it possible. 5 Cutko ...... an 8:15 clash with winlesa INCORPORATED the. current championship squad Schwedes, the multi-lingual hon Luis Rodriguez, who may be the Wednesday night Cuba's Florsn- or stu(lent who won an Edrl Blaik ToUls / 17-« 73 JAYCEES MIDGET LEAGUE (0-1) Maloney High. The tino (Ox) .Fernandez and Filipino who will be sorely'missed in i960. SirorA at hRlf 42-3S W L Pet. Indians,' in looking -for their btetwelWriVMjht contender In the His name is Gerhard Schwedes, Fellowship, was bom in 1937, two Hull ^Arrives’ as Superstar, world, ‘\Mirgtt his chance to pre Rocky Kallngo clash In a return 18 M A IN STREET. M ANCHESTER Charter Oak ...... 18 6 -.750 fourth straight triumph thia LO-rounder.- a typical American boy. There is .years before the outbreak of World M srra P«ti» ( Mt. Nebo ...... 16 8 .667 year and six overall, and sent his cam -Wednesday night. War II, and was raised at Ulm op F. Plii. nothing extraordinary about this St#tAon lo' ’ 3-5 37 Robertson Park’ ..13 11 .542 counting wins In' their last two Fulfills Pdteiitial with Hawks ' Hhdtubeiiten, 22-year-old boxer- 'Kallngo, fin ln-and-out«r, etar- except that Sch^wedea was bom in the UABUbe. About eeven w;hen the | * BurkA .... Highland Park' .. ..10 14 .417 last year, will be led by Bill I ■ . V ' ' puncher, now ranked the No. 2 tled the boxing world and Fer ' KtinplA . . South Germany, the son of a Ger blastmg* of Germany was at Its i J VVest Side Oval . . . 9 15 .37.5 Keish who is pacing them challenger to welterweight Cham- nandez by knocking out the pre height, Schwedes remembers clear-.!* ConjrlAtfm man army officer. He lived through Wrlnn ... Center Springs . 6 18 , .250 both offensively and defens-- New York, Dec. 21, (/P>--When'*’Boston..The Red Wings liave lost plonJDon Jordan, tqoes *Hck Sugar. viously undefeated Cuban in the the frightful bombing years and ly the death and destruction, that ;i Rif* ...... ively. B ig Bill has netted MaictofPhlladelphliC In a television first ropnd. at Caracas, Venezuela, DuKa ..;. names of bockey'k future super Just once In their last eight gamM ..never saw a football game , until rained from the akieS. The boy. * Highest scores were tallied by 32 points for a 10.6 average, (ABCi,L0'p,m.,- EST) lO-rounder at last month.'Fernandez had won 22 who came to this country when he, _ WilAon' ... store sr^-discussed, s piaver- sure while- the Bruins -only have- w(m well past the age when; Atnerlcan Cliff . Hsasett 109. Larry Acetn 107, while., at the same time grab twice in their last 18 ddtlngs. the Miaini \B«acb (Fla.) Audl- straight and waa being hoofiiod A*V youngsters ar^" throwing passes was 12, whose father, a^ormer !22 Tntsiii ...... 44 11-14 99 Larry Seretto ’ 107, and Buddy bing 32 rebounds.' to .be included In the'conversation fOr a title fight ' • To dll odr wonderfui customers and captain, now a painter in a N e w '_ .- YMCA 14S) Detroit bowed, to Toronto 4-2 In torimA;• ; like miniature Johnny- Unitases. MonUe'97. j. ■Wednesday night the is Bobby Hull of the Chicago.Black the only other game played Satur Jersey chemical plant and whose ii Lormio ...... 4 ■ Rodriguez (M-0) has swept past IF- was raised under a cruel dicta Hawks. day night. Boston • and (!hicago Kaden Stiteh,'Larry Baker and - A sports film will takS oyer the- torship In a. Teutonic atmosphere, mother woi4o11o League already feel that the M n re k ___ Promoters, Jtound Up in Black tivity tightened the battle for the 'Havafta’ ha'*stoppea Charley Sfcptt tponsofe \Wll present _ '‘Sports wish you dll p: most holy and^ happy considered the formative age. natural leadership; Lewis Andreas, i youthful Hull haa "arrived" as a Highlights Of 1959.’' veteran Syracuse atlvletic director, ' Nnrdl fourth place. Fifth-place (3iicago in* ntes rounds and today Scott is Yet Schwedes, the 21-year-old superstar. ' . / has moved to within two points of ranlfeA-top contender. S0ott, .h0w- > captain, of a Syracuse squad w'hlch recalls several of Ger’s teammates Tdtalu ...... 12 22-27 48 Hull, in only His third season complaining gbout the food at the ScofA Rf hRlf 41-25 MRrro. Liberty Bowl Eroved Eastern Boston, tn. fourth. New York, still (fcyer, :ls^diie fot a demotion follow- OPEN INHWAY, TUESDAY aiid^ UNTIL 1P.M. Christmds^plus a world of peace ami many old-timers consider the finest Kasaviihu's‘ Abako- Party Is boy- with 'the Hawks, certalnly.',has ful in th< cellar, trails Chicago by one. iHg hb upset'loss to Benhy (Kid) Sqite College Records mer aaaembled Ih college, is as training table. . ' CyllexiA Rfforda 1-12 filled his potenjlal this'^ yeas. The Psret last Friday night 1 H U U D A Y to 5:30 r .M . - American' as buckwheat cakes and "I- consider the food excellent,” Blond Bomber, who will be 2lNJan. said Schwedes, softly, in the per Grid Fans Will Watch Action It .was the same ;<8cott who Conneetlciit. goodhealth during i960! maple ayrup. His stoiy Is as re- 3, collected his second three'-Mal 'fioond/a «Unth.(.rouhd t e ^ i ^ ^ Central Conn. 72.7 tf youVe reaUy stuck fect English he has learned. '"And "Hat ’Trick" of the campaign lakt personally consider myself ^ - .khdekom: .qTeit Hs^^' a t iw a;aMm- d el- Wlillmantlq ' M.3 Sffort Schedule Philadelphia, Dec. 21 (S>)-.!-The^,deceiving. The figures speak the night in propelling Chlci^o to a phia last OoL,19. Scott IMickni ethe|gfij»«^ tremeiy fortunate to have’ it I re- I :0>-' 7^4 vlctory'over the Toronto Maple for tm give the melhber the time when if we' were inaugural Liberty Bowl football truth in thia o'ne. State ran up 8J9 No, who . •’ ■> Leafs. !' Fairfield. . Z Z 'SB.U 1S40. .1 fARKADE UMES lucky enough- to have anything to TiiiSday.'pec. sf' game here Saturday could be con yards, 278' ori the ground against j, - ms^dropjMd to 72.7 nuoi fpf the house, a sidered S'financial if not an artistic In other - games last night', the Southern Conn. eat, we had.to bury It for safekeep RHAM at past Hampton. the nation's fourth best defensive tWrdbfthWd'TR^StibTilis. Hart’s rec Wesleyan ' ^ t I Si 68.2 success.' team. The score, aa Bryant ppt it, New York- Rangers erupted for COUNTRY GLUB MEN ord li'2g.4-2.’ •? ^ V ' Hartford n i ■ 1 MS 63.2 ing. I remember,'too, wheh ive had Ghenev at Somers. ■ j four goals in the final 'period to 80.2 practical gif t such as a to forage in garbage cans for swill Unofficial figures Indicate that could have been 40-0 but for loose Standings Danbur Wednesda.vi Dec. 33 Penn State knd Alabama each are nip the league-leading Montreal w. Soaat ?uard to keep us slive,” Rockville St Newin.rion...' ball handling. Ganadfens 6-5 afid Gary Alfiorn's Xn another important welter- ulnnlpiae No. Further Complaints getting about 1105,000, "Tlie pro Royals .... V 20 ■\ High-.vs.. Alumni, 3:30 — High moters of the’•East's first major , ■'"They out hit. out blocked, out pair ^-goals sparked the Detroit Green Rays ....*....17 » l U C I V I C C A H p f C N C R S scpn.v/ 'ITiere -were no further com School., • tackled', out smarted arid out Red wings' to a ' 4-2 victory over plaints at .the Orange training ta bowl game, broke eyen or perhaps kroflKes ...... 17 ff ' ' ■ Sunday, Dee,. 27- turned a small profit. . coached us," Said Bryant, an iun the Bosjton Bruins. , ' DoUi , C O E M N O W A R f m o d * b y P Y K C X LAWN SH^fAOM or ble...... , Green Manor,- at Wethersfield, 8 emotional but definitely' disconso - BILL BROWN - ...... th efrder that bur loyal employes' nfiay Bob Dudley, who. with his part (Herald Photo) Scoring,Spree ' TlUelsfs Sch'wedes will'.play professional- p.m. late fellow lia he sat in. the tpmb- Chicago .bunched all its! .seven REVERE W ARE— Eoppwr c M co«k war* ,ly- .while ,t taking post-graduate ner, George Kerrigan, nursed the Maxfiies"...... 11 SOMP SCOTT have a Idng weekend with their fiftnilies, Tuesda.v. Deo. 29" - ^berty Bowl from a brain etorm' MKe dressing room 'under the Consistent pqrformer with goals in the second peri(^d.^The work. He' was drafted by the Bai- Hall vs. Msneheetier, 8:30 SUNRI a M EtECTRIC FRY PANE, about tjiree. years ago to a live Philadelphia Stadium. Youi^o't the 'the Rangers'has been Billy barrage mi.ssed the league report . ResulU: Kroflites 3, DoU 0; WARD TURK MULDER -~—^ur garage will he posed Friday and tlmore Colts, has a flattering offer Arena. feeling -he waa conceiried • j the for most goals In a period, ■ eight, S T E A M I R 6 M S a b M C L O C K S Iwwiiu from Boston of the new American ...... 1 2__ ■ ____ .. ■ • spectacle qpfqre' 36,211 fans, was Brown, who like most of the Southeastorn Conference .,lj|id joat' held by Detroit against New York “' t .u .SKV' Saturday tfiis week- , " League and .another from Canadd. enthusiastic about the future of regulkis,' did not play basket- STEAM «m i SPRAY IRONS Uie event. football face in being dominated < bedi until he reached Cheney' on J[»n. 23, 1944. Leading scoren w »e Vin Boa- Schwedes will marry his 'college New York Giants’ by an Eastern power. . -^'null's three goals came at 7:li; VA a n d S T E A M IR O N $ sweetheart in Dallas.'Jan. 2, imme-. "It Was a wonderful start, bet Tech. • gini 135, Bill Allen 351, and Mario f.' r. ter than the first effort of such ' Rockville, which atarted out 7:36 and 16:06. This boosted the diately after his final college game On the other side o f the field, Bopcallatte 377. ■ i AUTOMATIC COFFEE PERCOLATORS Hom t Woriuboju Coaches at Work bowls as the Sugar and Orange," Coach Rip Ebigle beamed. He told strong, but now has-a 3-3 husky center's goal output to 19, Wia perfect gift for any bowler against Te'xa* in the Cotton Bowl. said Dudley, Thia vigorous man of -V, That’s typically Ameri(»n, too. how the play that won the game- mark, wiii go to Newington one more than he scored last sea GREEN TEEN l e a g u e M S SE LL R U G S H A M P O O K|T Toclt. VFraiich S «l«, is the Brunswick Minnralite ball, New Tfor-k. Dec. 21 (jPl-'The Ideas pointed out that the Initial was inserted into the State attapk Wednesday niglit to meet the son. Ken Whnrram' al.so tallied Standings TYREX TIRK coaching staff of the Ea.stem Con Orange Bowl game drew less than only two days.before. It was a undefeated leader of the Cen-^ twice for the Hawk.s. pull 12-Mon( AlRiiiM «fSnM « .. Mv.'- .' the highest scorlnc ball ever de 6,000 people, while the'first Sugar tral Valley B League, . New-' Etf Chadwick, who re p 1 a.c e d A . . W, Pet. Weekend Fights ference phampion New" 'ifork fake field goal in'which quarter Connie's ...... 688 wide Gt .r'-'TBoib : ~ veloped. Ifs so easy to give, too, ejiants w;ere the only ones at Bowl effort entertained About 25,- back Galep Hall —- a substitute ing((;n High. Coach Johnny regular Leaf Goalie, Johnny Bow Jo-Ahne’s » ’ 000. Ctmavari hbpes his only sen er, in tjie Leaf ' nets Saturday .563 Bay Your Tele^oaa the easy Gift rertifirate .way. work texiay in preparation for Sun for the injured Aichle Lucas' .— Gaye’a ...... ,,1 .500 Havana-APsul Diaz, 1.58Vi. Ha day’s National Football, Leap:e Feasible, Praetiral . ior and' best defensive man, night, was the victim of the upria- Bonny’s , .4 6.00 ^BiUsHere \ While Penn State's 7-0 victory paas^ to haifbick Roger Koch- ,250 PLEASE NOTE; The Bnimwirk Miheralita ball vana, outpointed Bemie Stone, champloniihip xn'me at Baltimore m'an. It was good for 18 yards Jimmy Kidney, will be able to ; liK- , over Alabama was nothing to write The -lingers overcame w 4-2 Tough Tyrex cord bfidy . Chrif^iiMB TrM * ' ffosn fZ4.9S. Bags from g8.95.' 163, Halifax. N.8., ( 10). against the-Gotta. ' play the entire contest. In Mixed libtihLES l b io t c home about from the standpoint of and victory Jor the Nitthny Lions. the last tw6' games he has defipit to defeat the Canadiens' for fltasdisss 8.70X18TUBE-TYPB ^dnila-^Bobby Gray, 126 Stock- Coaim Jhn Lee Howell gave the '"W e had never seen, Alabama Sft* end CamB’tf . . . . .Our Gas Station will be team'..its | usual Monday holiday. thrilling or exciting football, it did fouled out midway in the afe- the third time. Ken Schlnkel, Lar Vf. BLACKWALL ..ton, Calif., knoi^d out Arab' Jun prove, at least to'Pudley-Keirlgan, play,” said Engle above the hubub Soya' MgiT school league a'nw ior, 124>i, Mwilla (1). 17101 GianU will work tomorrow, qnd. half, and on each occa-. ry, Popetn and Brian (Julleh— Anlla-Zl( OlbrrI staads up under im>\ / A iid‘ARKiBd8 of closed Christmas, Eve. and thkt a bowl, game In the East Is of ^ the .^cheerlng lions' play- Sion the oppoaiUon went on to working aa a line—scored in a Ruth.Ed*W.rier .pacts for more sfifMy (aniiiag. Te .atari tolling, Jan------'' ^ ^ Wedneaday and''Tjhuraday. They will take ]Christmaii Day off and feaaibla and practical. They fore era ' and ' well wishers in the 'wls. " - ^ four-minute span to put New York • Tread designed to give. . .Christmas Day; open Saturday dressing r(>om>' "Ws had only Alh, ItM . dela the fan and fegta- Pro Baiketbpll leava- for Baltimore Saturday see new interest by. the colleges The final gams of -the week In front 6-4 and Red Sullivan con greater roadgrippliif ''and Suhdt^ as usual. ■' and fana aa the^bpwl ages. . studied, game movies and from aesB RHAM High at East ■ uastiofi on any road.r tar na^i pan M;g-is«7. morning fpr a final drill Ultra at tributed the decisive goal with his Peg-Charl*i Uttlng^" Memorial ^tqdium.' ' Turning to tfie football catne, them ws learned that Alabama's Hampton In a Charter .Oak own team shorthanded. *PluB excise tax and ■‘'T' Alabama Coach Paul (Bc4r) Bry right aide rushed much ' iiarder- IsURi*!! trade-in tin. AiO ffrilO im Howell sMd he did hot want the Conference tilt Tuesday night.. Montreal had tuni4Ml badk tha y New York 182, ancin&ati 118. team pyer-cbached aftar thrae ant with' his' usual candor sum- than the left. So Ive'aent In the Coach ' Clyde WashbUpie's' Rangers 6-3 S a tu rt» night. Free T lr e -M o u ik ^ fARKADE LANES Boston 132, Syracuse 127. : . doubla'practlca aeasions last .'wnek,. mad. it up.'ntcfiy when he Cem- fake field goid-screen fiSba left club dropped a 57-43 decision Comie From Behind TYREX b th*-'.eerafleae 3 4 I M P O T S 9 . M IT - S 2 7 4 8t Louig 102, ]>etnMt 86.- All of thia weekjs-work(>uts hdll be fiicnted,' "We Just'got-a gobd'er which would be to their right aide. to Portland High' laat Friday 'Alcorn scored tviftee-jrithln'iM .ill i tloB mark of Tyrex, Ihe.. NoaRAFe MMdni*.. . ; I G W T a p p e d I ’ ■ ■fWH’. Wmt-MUkUa Tp.k*. ‘ ' moirnbig-aftemoon affaire, except sound thrasHing'." You see, with the right side rush "night atEebron! "RHAM '« seebnds in the third, stanzg.as Ge- by Anita Ol^ fo r vteaoitA tire yarn jBMio; '. FiPBt No O uiM Scbisduldd Saturday.: i-, Hie one touchdown margin was ing so'hard It 'w u drawn in." now 2-2. ^ ' troit 'eame from behind to edge eoiAi 'r-'-"--'. ■■ ■ .(•: •im I \ - t . - ■ ■ ', ...... ^ , , . ■ ■■ ■ MANCTBSTER EVENING HBRAIJ), MANCHESTER. CONNw MONDAY. DECEMBER tL 188» PAGE TW ^ ^ ^gjOEE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MAJ^CHESTCR, CONN.. MOfTOXY, DECEMBER 21, i m tIB il iNrHNTT-TWf* galwigfcaii tor Rm t 86 HflowMi for Sak Tt f o r JS*1* 71 H m r a r S i U s TS W aatoi— Roal M a t a 77 Police Arreeik. 9 Die a» Bud i ) . BY FAG ALV and SEUR'J'EN M bMc iI losinnUBti >9 MAN(SB8TBR - 0 room f^ h e d . O^ANT TO BUT building lots ht BaildinS‘ ~Coiitraetifig 14 t’HEHR OU6HTA BE A LAW Tenem ente 6.1 itOCKvfajJ^-R room .;^utlfully 1—n2,600--iibc room Cape quiet MANCSODSTBR-Fotter Street. 3* Itonchaster, top dollar paid. ’ Ml ESnST -OONSOUD chord otgaas- atnet. aelllng under FBA apiwUa- family to sattla - aauto, $12,$00. brick Capo Cod, oim car Ittamiad funtbdMd apartment. heat and__ garage, encloaad aunporeh, large 0-9615. Vincent P. %nn. 17, of 13 Emer*. ANT KIND o< cerpehtry end -«*W- only flM , full stoc caMaet t h r e e r o o m ,.**S*1i garaga, automatic washer. TR al. R. F. IXmock MI M24S Tongren, Broker, MI f-6S2l. ”Any- Ghou’sCaH ior C^aohed Trudt net work done-. Honeet uTd relte* I't’IMPOWfiMCWAhmtM itiM ment conveniently located. Call B-i447, TR 54B44, TR 6-9992. , Alng, In Real Estata.” - lot, priced rcaUatioauy at only BOO St, who-was afrastsd shprup keys, never needs tuning, alactno, o f Barbara WOoda, MI 9-7702, 814,000. Savo on elooing coat with . ARB YOU. OON81DEIUNO. Me workniMehlpf Call Roa6oe ASOlN’lWIfilPMfNTlJ L«UI world famous It Sstey Corns in M l 8-6199. • ______■ aSLUNG TOUR PROPERTY? aftar midnight on a braufli of 1WfDMU.CIp*rT 88,4(M, to asauino praaant atot^ ppaeo charM, was, eoMmittiKL to Tfiompeon. Ml 'S-189S for o«U DffiNCAaitlg snd- try H or esU for dsnonstra- n —MAMCnDamR—Bxodlaat 10^ MIAMI We will mnxaisa your proporw In Wrong Lsne inetee.. ; ' tion. E a^ terms/ Melody Mnsle eatlon. hatlia, saparat* olntng the State Hospital in NOrWlcnto-. uMCtouue f o u r r o o m apartment .ttir fent BuafiMM pfop«rt7 f«r Sal* 70 Iraa hnd without any ebUguloin. wa Co.: Ine;, IM A^hira St, Bert- room, attached garaigo, amaWta LA1^1W/SGN8HINE day oh JUa doctot’s order. (€ W m M e ) jiBlDWELL BUMX .Improvemep HtspyM^Mn MI8-8106. driVa. Immediate oeeupanby. also buy property for cash. (Ceetiwied Iran Pag* Om ) *. ____ 'x . ^ ___ ^tkJpUVT MWmSNiwIAAMMiiaMA fOi^ CH t-408t. MANCStBSTER—Prica 'radueod to Quin was arrsstsd after a die- Oo. Alteratloeo,' additlene . ge i n v e s t m e n t p i ( o p e r t y $16,900. R; F. Dimock Co., ' MI A N D ^ A U T Y Member MtilUpU Listing quegnoNi. SIX ROOM apartment, wtwn*! saU, awnat^-lravtag atatq. 8 room MI 8*0371 dor In Peiping 1* M b ig'M lM borne turbanra St his hdms. He told **• Ida Oalnee, M, a** raslattrant smlp ^iA SSlF IB D ADVBRTISMENT DEPT. HOURS ragae. Rooftfig and elding exi>eru. UETER BET8T Ross, JdasSen '9-5245 or Barbara Woods, Ml Ilea ha had broken a side wtnSkhr Aluinlimni clipboerda P epeclelty seween . apMet pienoa at low Xmaa prices. floor, automatic heat gMAg6. Call -Hava aevaral plecea of exeellent 9-7702. If you are considering retiring, ranch with one-oar garage, firs* STANLEY BRAY. Realtor . this week fdr_conanttaUoBS. er from LM AAgOm . " S t it waien’t 8:1S'A.M. to 4:.10 P.M. MI 9-6582, 8-9 p,m. ' , . 'place, olt heat, full basement, all In la Upad tatandaw for OM* and otie headlight on Ms stepfa Unexcelled workipenrtilp. Ci Free .bench, delivery and tuning. .income property. For further In- We have 2 duplex ranehes„alLcom- fer hfm, .w* pfbbaUy *weakl have budget terma. Ml ••dfN or in -‘-VERNON — 8-room ranch, 3 pletely fumlahed with an extra city utilities, well constructed, ex T y ’s ” Faea tfie Nation" yastarday, ther's ear. Ward Music Stores, 99 Summer ROCKVILLS — Heated Vh Room 'formatlcm P.leasa coll hurt aadi ether frying, to get out" COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLAS8IPIED ADVT. BA10». Street. 'FreA parking. \ fireplacaa, - ITXia ft. Uvlng room, building lot. One apartment avail cellent ecpdttion. Full price, Nehru noted avldencp that the Ruisell A. Demers, I f 'Arch S t, apartipent In residential a w . 18 $14,5M. Alice Clampet, Rraltor, Chinees may''want to and Um dis Mrs. OabeHa (Oebie) B^tler, H , MONOAT Itaw.lTMOAT lOtiO AJI.—SATWEOAlf t AJL built-in oven and atova. Garage. able for immediate occupancy. En was arrested yesterday and ADDITIONS, remodeling, recrea HEAR THE Kinsman sptntt oigan. nitauW to Hartford on W ^ r J. p . REAL-JY %-acra Plot. Koar new elementary MI 9-4148. pute peacefully. Meees Lake, Wash., and Riebmond, fiS Crosa Highway. , Kitchen ^ appll- joy income and easy Hvlhg, AboutTow n charged with indaeoat expeaure tion roome, porChea, allt an typea of Finest of home* organs, lifeum e school. R. F. Dlmock Co. MI "I milet accept Mr. (foreign after police had received cem- (Muf., was taktag^her 8*«iar*oM PLEASE READ YOUR AD carpentry work. Beat woraman- JSh enjostment. Duhaldo Music Cen aricea fumlahed. IP 9^^824, TR MI 8-5129. ' Ml 8-1637 9-5245 or Barbara Wooda. MI MANCHESTER — ExeaUant raal- daughter Stella te Sa»Anieato. dentlal 8 badraom ranch, larga minister) Chou Ea-lal'e word." ptali\ta from the parente of three, ehip. Call MI M391. ter, 186 W, Middle Turnpike. Call 8-1166. ' ■ - ' 9-7702. J.D.'REALTY .Mr. and Mra. W. Raymond'liad- Just, across Um atola Jdbaira Lse JBL living room with flraplaca, mod NShni said. "M# says ha wanta to young girls. . . . “ W m t AM " «• takM over Um p m tm m s cob- MI 9-6906. with, 15S High St., spent thc| Roddsn ran ahead Stelto to the . ---Te l a r g e 8 room apartment, heat 72 rv—MANCHESTER— Ovenlsed f ern kitchen, tiled rath with weekend In TPrrington -where Mr. do 10 (end the dispute) -and he Police Chief James M. Reardon -n. Inn nr TiM iMMirttMr alMiiM Niild hU ad tlM mUBT DAT IT ed, with stove, garage Wg Hou*c« tor Sale 470 Main St. colored flxtufslti, flill cellar with haa offered to meet me." linked Demers’ arrest to tcraral wmahroom for a drink. Tha ftoy waa Roonnt-»6ldtnt ' 16 THOMAS ORGAN—Used as rooin Cape, tf IMihod down, 1 Led with was soloist at the wcd-l killed. , A ^ S 5 u i Md MTOBT BRBORB In One. fer Ike MXt Inwr- 'SoHEtOOtt .laPMgvirm yard. -Near schools anfl mw. Uml- unfinished up. Attached - bfeesc' G.E. hot water heat, aluminum In another Interview, copyright similar cases reported to police In demonstrator. 'BaVe $800. ward Ml 35 LAKE STREET—7 room Co* Ml 3-5129 MI 8-1637 ding of Mias Janet Ada Sullivan, 2 L The Herald M rai w e »W (W m I« ONE ipeem et er eoritUid odUGHUN ROOTWO Company, f o m v o i o Music Stores, 99 Summer St. 0))en dren welcome. 1120 monthly. way, one-ca.- garage and drive. doors apd windows, city water and ed by the magaxtne U.8. News past weeks. Demers ie free under "All of a eudden 1 sUrlad flytog t M ^ y p d m S w iiep t «iM op^ te On utrat of a lonlal, IM batbs, screened porch, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Donald I Inc. Aluminum aiding, .gaphalt- -tME-WMURe Jtlll 9 p.m, Eastern Connectlcut’e" 9-1046. attached garage, beauUfully ’and- Deluxe ^alummum combination MANCHESTER - South Windsor sewers.. Convenient to churches, |\SuUlvan of Torrihgton to Ow- * World Report, the prime mln- $5(>0 bond. for bihirt appearance Uirou^ the air," aald Mr*. Enner. -BwJie «o»4" iBterOop, C n d n ^ h leli do oM M M a ,^ vpIm ef "Then about four people fell on me. aabealOe roofing. Alao aluminum, t f M oldest and largest music stored THREE RpOM apartment, $80 with ■espad lot, 103x612. Immediate screens '^and windows, fireplace, Arsa-Customars wanted. Wa aell, schools'and ahoppiliig., Bxcsl)6ht doa R. Naaer of -East LltchSeldf inj ter said ha . iMllevad that. tha Dec. 80. \ the odeerttoeBraot will pot be Mfcboted by **nake f*od laeerttoB. galvanlxed or copper guttera and nicely Iands9aped lot.. Excellent lot with traea. Priced below own Fred A. TurachiMnn, 21, of 1 looked up. ’niera wae a eow*a WlNTfPRUPTlO heat, second floor; (g«r*ga- R® occupancy. Marlon E. Robertson, buy; build,, rent and trade raai- tIM Canter Congregational CHUi Soviet Ruialac- WM-tiring to leadera. MI S-TTOT. - MEM.MH1S UPRlGirr PIANOS—Betore you , Broker,'»n 3-8953. ■ , • condition. Central location. A true dential.property. Wa have a fine er’s cost." Phone MI 8-6378; Braa- In Torrington. atraln Red Chinai from going toe Staffordville, who allegedely took bleeding head looking at *M see theee plsno» look; all other refrigerator, no etoye. MI g-gSlS. through the window.’ ^ 0«M VAMC value at '~Pe4a 41 F ad and Peed 49*A basement. - Located in beautiful whitewalls. $1,065. Call MI 6-6906. Bosilness Opportadfties S2 Wearing Apparel—Para 67 utllltlea furnished. For couple. Call plastered walls, fireplace with room cape, combination aluminum Tamarapk Hllla with outstanding three bedrooms, tile baths, living and acbnomic! achiavements by drink of die eobbed, "Be LOST—PASS BOOK No. 10«65 Roofing^iilkljChtiniieys 16-A paneled w*B,-,knotty pine -abi- doors -and windows,, immaculate room with panslsd walls, kitchen Johannesburg, South -Afrte*— testotadiM emdd get It Mnmir and PUREBRED BEAGLE puppiea, FOR s a l e — Seaaoned hardwood MI 9-9808. .. ooitvanlwce to school, .shopping Tbs Tail Cedars of Lebanon ax- war. . ' Tha new JohauMSburg. railRwd Notice la hereby jlven that Paaa “ OPPORTUNITY nets. Large .riAade treea. Owner conditicht, attach^ breezeway and ahd. tfavel. Sales axeeutlva with separata dining area. Com "China la aomawhat dUferant," you hiHW bew T*yeu«Me a n . 1061 UtSpOE, 4-door, TaiUo, heater, ROOFINO -^Specl ixing repairing good huntlni ' etocli, also make for-fuenapee, fireplaces, or atqye. like FOUR ROOM apartment. Chestnut garage, aihesUe drive. Priced. to bination'windows, inter-com and eeutlve committee will meet to station, under eonatruetion 18 Book No. 10665 leaned by Flret roofs,« gut FOR YOU TO BE YOUR LADY’S GRAY winter epat, and builder. Ml 8-4860. tranitferrlng to Chicago. Estate- Nahru eontlmiaa. "A t the preapat ’/TiMn the driver slammed cn the best alter,- Call BU 9-1725. roofs of all kinds, good pets. C 111 MI 3-8376. Giglla Bros., Rdute 44A, Bolton, new, else 16,18, Ml 8-54^. Street, third floor. Available Jan. sell, $13,500. R. F. Dimork, Ml big wooded Iota. Mortgage assump night at 7:80 at tha M uonic Tem yaars, la nearing oomplatton* It. to —Mancheater Office, Hartford Na ter work, c.himheya ■ re- MI 3-5301. . / Uke grounaB In tine neighborhood. moment their mentality doM not torakea.- Tha bus swerrad. Z tried tional Bank A Trust Company haa O W N BOSS 1. Call MI 9^2497. T™ s e c l u d e d , immaeulata 0 room 9-5245 or Barbarg Woods, MI tion poastble. ple. * only a Uttta smeliar than Orai to gat cut of my aeat to go bira, 1955 FORD, 4-door, excellent con paired. Aluminum 30 ranch, built-in stove, garage Custom.buUt In 195$, flret quality fit the Russian -megitalUy." Osnfral Station In New York ^ been lost and application haa been Poultry and SuppUes 43 SIEASONED hardwood for sale. Cut 9-7702. throuihout. Taatatolly decorated but tha next thing 1 knew to Z wont dition, new tires, $400. Call MI years’ experience, Free 'CeU THREE ROOM unfurnished i^art- many extras, 8 acres, trees. Only T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Nehru gave both Interviews af* made to aald bank for payment Luncheonette which can easily be for fireplace or furnace, $10 load. Wantod-r-To Buy 58 with Philippine mehogany trim. Miss Susan Rarnlnl. a freshman Ite cost la about |80,000,(>P0; It through a wtaddw and wa* waght 5-6754. mates.'Call:Howley, MI 3-5861, anaged and operated by huabahd ment, all Utilities except:jw ; cen-' $15,9M, Carlton W, Hutchins, MI DC — MANCHESTER SVBURB-4 at the MacDulfic School for ,Qlrls I ter his reee*t meetlpg with Presi* will handle 480 paosanger jiitd 178 and laauande of new book. 8-0765. SCHAUB’S TURKEY Farm — 188 MI 3-6183. Sanribly priced at $17,900 making M I 8-1677 by. two man outside." wife, 6 day week, short hours, WE BUY and seU antique and used trally located. $75, MI 9-4624. 6-5182. , • raoni Cape, 1 year old./Immacu- In Sprtngdeld, Mass.. Is spending dent Elaenhower In India. freight trains dally and about ISO, ' Sba suffarad eoneuMlen and tbe 1956 CHEVRULET, 2-do6r Bel Air,, Hillstown Rd., freah-and froeen late condition. Flreplafe, alumi excellent financing available. For FOUND — Mongrel, brown and groaning $20,000 a year, $5,600. turkeya, ready any time. House furniture, china, glass, silver, pic the Chflitmae holidays at the 000 passengan. Stati wbys and six aurstvlito aon, Chariaa, bad aliaad hardtop. Immaculate, fully ture frames,- guna, attic contents, ^ Z Y 8 room fumlahed apartment, FIVfc ROOM ranches - 6 and T num combination- doors and win detail! which apply to you oall MI MANCHESTER white male pup. Call Lee Frae Flnanclitg.arranged. for rent. Also Beagles. 9-1278. Russell F. Broderick, home of her parents, Mr. and Mra. reverslbla aoealatprt will lead Injury. . chla. Dog Warden, MI 5-8594. equipped. MI S-2507. Call after Heating and Plnmhing 17 Garden— Farm— Dairy whole estates. fSimfture refln- heat and hot water, MI 8-1690 for room Oolotitals. Fm further di dows. Over 1 acre land. 5% mort- p.m. Products " 50 appointment. tails call Chartek Lesperance. MI Broker > Livlng unlimited. $i00 down. 8ix John Barnlnb 124 H«nfy St- She 12,00(1 d iild re n from the floor ^ 'u ta .concoitrse to Naar Springfield, Ohio, • toenagad REALTY, ished and repaired. Furniture Re gag'e may ba assumed. >R . F. Is. a m em b^of the Latin CIi*. train p la t fo m 10 test below. gtri waa rapmrted kHlad and 06 par- PLUMBING , AND heating' — • re pair ' 'Service and Salea, Talcott^ Dlmock Co., MI 9-5245 or Barbara rcipm Cape Ood, 4 finished bed 1957 CADILLAC convertible, black, M I 8-5129 M I 3-1637 Articles For Sale 45 DESIRABLE 6 large roome, first ■ R-WIO; MANCHBSTER-Lovely Cape Cod Each esralafor will be able to aona Injured vban anaOior Gidr- AtnKRiF modeling, inatallationa, repaire. MEALY KATAHDIN potatoea — vine. Woods, MI 9-7702. rooms, large'tiled family kitchen, At Aircraft Party all powered, one owner. $3,295, All work guaranteed. 25 yeara ex the kind you want more of. SO floor, electric hot water fur B(M,T0N—Birch Mountain Road home with 4-flnlihed down, oVer- ceramic ttie bath. New England The Artny-Navy Club Auxiliary carry 8JIM people an hour. Tha hound bus aktddad en an top .high FRIED CHICKEN and French fries Bleed kitchen, flfeplace, one-car win sponaor a card party tenlght new station to the third on ths way, overtuinad and xallad hita a . 9Sc WASH—lOd DRT-4JO H yoiir- Call TR 5-1581 after 5 p.m. perience, 24-hour service. Cq)l for your shop or office Christmas lbs., $1.50 delivered. MI 3-7844, nished, oil heat, centi;al location, Extension. 8 room cape;: 4 fin LARGE oversize Cap"# Cod. style living room, toll,, dry baee- aeU. Open 94 hours, closed StU- Earl V.anCaVhp, MI 9-4749. Help Wanted-— Fenthlgjiis WANTED—12 gauge riiotgun, good adulta. MI 8-0768... ______Ished. fireplace,' ' large cabinet rooms, dlahwasber, fireplace, rec garage, amesite drive, nice land ment with hatchway, oil hpt water at 8 at the clubhouse. Twelve thousand ehlldran a f alta to 00 years. ditoh. 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air. radio party, 85c. Please or^er 24 hours scaped lot, central location, excel day. Lucky' Lady Self-Service condition. MI 9-0888. 'Mtchto, full basement, recreation reation KXUn, garage, trees, bus, heat, aluminum atorm . wlndcfws, Pratt and Whitney -Aircraft em- _____ ^ and heater, automatic transmls- in advance. Patio-DWve-In. /M I Household . Goods 51 THREE ROOM heated apartniant, lent financing available. Priced at Marina Officer Candidate Peter picyM attended the annual ChrtsU Liumdry, 11 M^ile St ____ x$|j»088, . room, lot . 150x300. Marlon E. refined neighborhood, $17,500. screens, amesita drive, fldewalks, alon, good Condition, $595. MI - .available Jan. 1, $87 monthly In Robertson, Broker. MI 3-5953. only $18,700. McCarthy Enter M. Oleoa, aon of Mr. and Mra mas pa^y at the Bushnell yeefaf^ Moving—Trucking- LEGAL SECRETARY Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-0132. curbs,, lovaly non-developed helgh- L MU; M M M M M M lEBM M U lOM M M ' TOU R'. FRIHSNDLT laeotroJux 3-6709. . “ A H O U SE F U L L O P Koodub Withoat Board 59 cludes utilities, heat, stove and prises. MI 9-4576, R, D. Murdock, bothoOd. Cloae to ahopj^g and Thomas Close, 220 St Jdmss St. day. To accommodate the expected Man has wortd's only fuUy auto- Storage X 20 fflidW^BLOWERS - Toro bower handle>xj>i>3b or •elf-propaU'td. refrigerator. Centrally located. SbH(X)L STREET — 6H room TWO NEW 5 'room Ranches. Built- S o 8-8472. Bchools. Immediata occupancy,. Re haa graduated from the Officer attendance, fbur phowa w en held matie cleaner to ahow you. AIio ■Write Box A, HeraAd NEW FURNI'TURE” ' FURNISHED ROOM—One minuto Call11 M I8-7928. ; two-story . house, comblnaflon In oven and range, forced hot Candidate Couree at the Marine sUrUng at * a.m.' X toDy. guaranteed. . factory-rebuilt Auto- DimiiK School 7*A MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Reo Snowbird and Bolens. Caul duced to $14,000.' tol Bqutpmehe Co., S8i Main St. from Main Street, Ught houae- aluminum atorma, new heating yrater heat. Full cellar, large lots, ON 3 ACRES—$13,000. $ room Corps School, Quantlco. Va. Close, K The youngatera up t o 10 yadrs'of eleaiMTs. MI 5-6306, LJght trucking and package deliv keeplng, women only. Ml 9-7959. FOUR r o o m s ; furnace, aunporch, M O R T I /^ ’S Manchester’s lead- Stating Experience Ml 3-7968. '0 Q M P L E T E aystem, atalnleas steel sink. Ex $14,600. Shown by appointment ranch, built 1956, s, cellar. -BENT & BENT, Realtora a champion mllar and contender age wera'treated Ur a program of ery. Refrigerators, - washers and aecond floor, yard, central, nice cellent condition. Easily converted only. Phllbrick Agency, M l 9-11-8464. Carlton W, Hutebine.^ 9-8132. Ing driving school. ’Ibree eklll'l, stove movingirli ep Folding ATTRACTIVELY fumlahed looms. neighborhood, parking $68. MM- BU 9-0885 , for the 1060 Olympics track team, cartoons, a c t s /b y clowns, and 1 O N L Y to two apartments. $13,900. Good Evening Mr. Kelly,* JA 1-2288. courteous Inetructore. Clasa room chairs for rent. 0762. Complete light housekeeping fa- xlle-aged couple only. MI 9-6208 financing. J. D. Realty, MI 3-5129, COVENTRY — Beautiful 4 room has been commissioned as a second Christmas nuu^ by organist Wal- inatructlona for 16, ''7 year olds. WANTED — Woman to do light ) ■ ctlitiea available. Prices aa low as MANCHESTER AREA ter. Dawley:; T h e Aircraft Club 500 OFFICE $388 after 5 p.m. evenings MI 3-1637. ranch expandable, baaemeht ga $ 6,500—Manchester or beat cosh 88 GOODWIN ST, Neat, homey lieutenant. VAOCUM CXJEANKR8 repaired In Telephone Mr. Mortlock. Director AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co^. Local- housekeeping and cooking. Two $10 weekly. Central, Children ac rage lake privilegea, brSnd new, gave a gift to each child attending, my osm home shop. Forty years offer to aettle estate. Older > Cape, fireplace, four ‘ finished of Driver Education, Ml 9-7308. moving, packing, storage. Low adults. 9.30-7 p.m. MI 8-7925, AND INDUSTRIAL^ Modem or Maple cepted, limited.'14 Arch St, Mrs, 114 ROOM RAN<3H, 3 'fireplaces, $11,900, J. D. Realty, Ml 9-8840, The Lutz Junior Museum at 1361 and boxes ef candy as they left tha factory experience. All makea, rate on long distance mo.vea to room Colonial. 2-car garage. 1 rooms , on nrst floor, one partly Butonell. Christmas grsettogs PREPARE FOR driver’s teat 13 Piece'Bedroom Dorsey. Boatneaa LocattoM til Neatered, 4 ^ % mortgage, full MI 8-1637. finished on second plus atorage. Cedar 8t., wlU ba closed fer the low ratea, free 'eetlmatea, free 48 states. MI 3-5187. boMment Reduced. Immediate acre land near parkway. No 'em tbs company were brought oy plclnip and delivery, Mr. Millar, Ages 18 to 60, Driving and clasa WAITRESS WANTED — Sij^ evi- fluorescent l i g h t 12 Piece Living Room td r R ant 64 water, or neat. Electric stove and rafrlgarator. Chsletmas holldaye from E>ec. 241 6 Piece Kitchen WELL HEATED roome and cabins occupancy. $14,900. J. D. Realty. mCHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, a different official at each show. JA 5-5904. room. Three Instructors. No wait MANCHESTER Moving and Truck nlngs a week, full-time. MI 9-5644. by day or week. Call Scranton’s 19,700,—Coventry—6 room . cape, Walking distanca. to achoala, through Jan. 4. . FIXTURES Free storage—Free D611very MI 1-8640, MI 8-1637. Siteam heat, one-car garage, nSaf William Kelly was mastw of ears- "Balls - Choirs -Chorus" ing. Manchester Driving Acade ing Company. Local and long dia- Tourist Home and Cabtne. MI 3,100 s q u a r e feet floor apaca for bus, a h o p ^ g and Verplanck 14x39 living room, 100x150 lot, stores, bus; Shade treea, lot ap my. PI 2-7249. ,tance moving, packing and stor Low M otley Paymenta atorage or light' mMUfacturlng. trees. Forced sale, owner proximately 80x170. ONrher laaving Th# Round Table Slngetolfrom monies. 3 liulba and pull chain, 4 Jeel 9-0846. “Wil8T '8TREBT-4H room single, School. Excellent condition, Parents whose ehll C hristy turned downT Short on down paj Good clean workmanship at rc'- fice. Sat, until 7. Apply Marlow’a, 86t Main St. Near 9 - 8 9 5 2 . ______p.in., both at the Mancheetar mentr Rad a reposeeasloiit, Don' KBEP FLOORS DRY—Aluminum Newly pauitSd. 65x895 1< Canter Street, $15,800. McCarthy Gsrsfe—Service—Storage" sonabls rates. .30 years In Man ROdtvnDBJ—24 Grove St. Single Main St. Parking. BROAD STREET—6 room Capa- EinterprieeB, M l 04576, R. D. MUr- C o u n try Chib. Klwanlans are CORONET ivs up! See Honeat Dduglaa, get Write Post Office Box 1513, Hart' awnings, rustproof. Two doors, 2 Before you buy furniture any- and dmiWe light housekeeping 4 CAROL DRIVE-RockvlUe. $18,- Drilled well. urged to bring along sons or chester., Raymond Flake, ' Ml MAIN STREET—Building for com ■80. I room ranch, large living C ^ . All rooms finished. 3 baths. $13,900—Hebron nSar Bolton/ $1,000 dock, MI $-8473. t la lowdown on the loweat down 9-9237. ford, stating business experience, windows, good condition, 2 years where Shop at Norman’a. rooms. $10i$12-$18-$20 weekly. In- daughters home from school fer and smaUeet paymenta anywhere, OARAGE FOR Rent. 18 Brookfield education and Salary requirements. old. Ori^nal price $256.28. Green mercial bUBineaa or office use. room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed Garage. In excellent condiUtm and assumes present FHA 5%% quire first fldo<, apartiiient 9. occupancy can be immediate. SWEEPING VIEWS — 8H room the hoUdays, and RoUry members 6 C » . ^ ST 6 Not a email loan or finance com- St. MI 8-4455. EXTElRIOlt AND interior painting with white stripe on sides.. Asking WOOL RUG, almost new, 7x9 feet Will aubdlvlde. MI 9-6229, 9-5. rooms, 1H% mortoage can be. mortgage, 1 year, old 5)4 room X" aaaumed. Marlon B.' Robertson, Price $16,506. Earle S. ROhan, Raocn, all the extras plus fire ranch baseboard beat, atorma, are tnvitlrtg their wives. iny plan. Douglas Motors, 554 and paperhanging. , Wallpaper FOUNTAIN GIRL for full-time, $75. Bruce Faron, 109 Spruce St. medium gray, just cleaned, excel garage, 150x296. $12,000. Carltoii Kain St. lent condition. MI 9-6971. TWO FURNISHED r o ^ s for rent, LARGE STORE—208 North Main Braksr, Ml 8-5958. ______Realtor. MI 3-7433. place and basement garage. Motorcyciee— Blevclcs books. Guaranteed workmanship. Monday through Friday, 9-5. Apply St., 18x75. New modem front, good W. Hutchins. MI 9*81S2. Stephen H. Harvey, son of Mr. A S A V E ! A * Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. CEDAft CLOTHES—Line poles In- 186 Blaaell Bt. ^ . SIX ROOM Cape. IH batha, toll Immediate occupancy. WANTED — Oaan used cart. Wa Vernon Drug, kU 3-1481. Btalled>. Fireplace und furnace bualnesa center, $85' monthly. S p u r LEVEL, 6 large rooms, 2 $14;900 Andover. « $1,900 SMUmes and Mrs. Beverly H. Harvey, 38 Potterton's CHAJ^BERS FURNITURE IDEAL XMAS glfto-Columbia bt Fast and courteous service. Leo baths, flraplaca, storms, over- cellar, house and grounds bi sx- IM tiEMTEE ST. EAST EAESITO buy, trade down or trade any- J.' Pelletier. MI 9-6326. MAIDS A-1 New York homes, llve- wood delivered. Used chain eaw. SALES PLEASANT ROOM In quiet bom* 4H% mortgage, 6 room ranch. SUsabeUi D r, was on the Dean's thtog. DouglBii Motors, 555 Main. cycles, new and used. A complete Ml 9-1358. alsed garage. Qgrlton "W.-Hutchins, cellent. conation, well landscaped Lots tor MIS List at Bryant College of Business in. To $220 monthly. Free, room, 508 EAST MIDDLE TPKB. to refined gantlemM, Central, free comor lot, Buckley School, shown Attached garage, plastered S 2 6 .9 s line of accessories. The Bike Shop EXTERIOR and interior painting. parking, MI-9-7410. Honses tor Rent 65. Ml 9-5182. ______, . . . walla, aluminum combina Administration In Providence,' DE CORMIER MOTORS, 2S7 Spriice St. board; far# advanced. Write Gem by appointment. Phllbrick Agency, UNION STREET, Monehastar Ceilings reflnlshed.. PapSknanglng. Agency, 35 Lincoln, Roalyn FOR XMAS GIVING NOTICE—68 Elsie Drive. 7 room MI 9-8464. tions, amesite drive, large lot. R.L, for the last marking period. SAYS, Wallpaper books, Betlmates-given CHILD'S chifferobe and child's SIX ROOM dUDlex. aeoarate-heat. dead end street. Immediate oc- B zone lots with - t i t v water. Wfll He 1s a graduate of Mancheitdr Heights, New York. desk and bench. MI 4-1626. Apartment*—‘Flats— split level, - 2 tile baths, has all _____ ; i' dually, 02,600 Fully covered by ineurance. Call Electric, chord orgM, $199.95-now all rooms redecorated. Adults pre LAUREL STREET—6 rooms In St, cupancy. sell in grdup or Indirif High School. •■EVEN SANTA WOULD* UKE GIRL’S 90” bicycle. In excellent ferred. Near Center. MI 8.-6688 u s axtras, $19,600. Wo will take each condition, $20. MI 4-8095. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. ARE/YOU ONE of the many H-O GAUGE TRAIN, complete set. $169.00. Tenements 63 your house in trade.^Warren E. James Pariah. This la an older $19,800—Bolton Center Rd. Owner ONE OF THESE FINE. CARS malried women that would like to Portable battery powered, - 46 after 6 p.m. house and needs . some palilting anxious. 7. rooms, 3 or 4 bed BANK TERMS OF COURSE.” Foe Information call MI 9-1764 be GARDEN APARTMENTS — Four Howland, Realtor, -Ml 3-1108. LAKE ST., VERNON —Eawitltlll Michael 8. McNally, hospital I work part-time, with hours that are tween 4-6. ' RPM phonos, $49-now $34.00. and'repairs but the price Is only rooms, separate dining room, lots near achool, 180x110. Manchas- eorpoman saOend Class, USN, sen 4'30-94-26’*^ BOY’S AND girl’i Courses and Classes 27 rooms, heat, hot water and perk COVENTRY—Year 'round house plenty of storu e space, at Suited to your own personal fam Radios from $14.95. for rent. 4 rooms and bath. OH MUTH TTINDSOR. 79 Aural St. $10,000. Earle S. Rohan, Realtor. ter. 8 B sohe Iota, priced to fall. of Mf. and Mra. T. J. McNally, 72 THIS WEEK’S SPECTALS cycles. 180-182 Spruce St. ily life? Pleasant, dignified work. PMther TV lamps, white only, Ing. MI 8-1809. ■ room ranch, axtra larga kltch- tached garage, well landscaped PIANO—Modem popular, including heat. PI 2-7275. MI 3-7488. ______J. D. Realty, MI 8-8120, MI 8-ME?. Oraanwood Dr., has bran jTaduat*| Use o f car necessary. For Inter- KNAPP Insulated boots and shoes. $6.98—now $3.00. SIX ROOM duplex now available, an, bultt-ln oven, screened porch, idtr amesite drive. ad from the Field Medical Service 1956 Rambler Cross Country technique, ear training and im • view call JA 5-2957 between 9-11 H. Mahoney. MI 3-4827. . v SunbeaiU electric fry pM com- half acre lot. Excellent flnancl' . COVENTRY—6 room cape, 2 un $17,900 Builder's leas. Pprkway Bosinen Servlees Offered 111 provisation. Call MI 3-8751,-BU heated, garage, $125. MI 8-2934 FIVE ROOM duplex, excellent con A ZONE LOT for Bale, 100x150. St, School at the Marine Corps Base, Station Wagon a.m. and MI 8-0427 between 5-7 plete with cover, $^.50. after 5:80. . dition. School St. For further In available. Marion B, Ronertson, finished, aluminum aiding, ga H'luile/Tolland. ^Mrge 7 room Bartholmew’a Pariah$ $2,000. MI A one owner car fully equipped 9-6585. p.m. No collecting, ho delivering, PLANEIT JR. garden tractor, plow Closing out all toy Items at tre Brokar, Ml 8-8968. rage, natio; lot 100x200, lake privi opllt. 1)4 baths, high elevation. C^amp Pendleton, Calif. His wife CXINNIB’S TV add Radio Service, formation or appointment to see, ' 9-9016: is ths former Misk Fiimlko M6ri| and sharp. Just, about , the . moat no door to door canvassing. Week Md lawn mower attachment, mendous aqvlngs, ' FURNISHED three room heated call. The R. F, Dlmbck Co.,- MI leges $9,800. Easily linancsid. J. Among nice homes. available all hours. Satisfaction Briggs A Stratton motor, 'MI JNIAL 4 bedroom, 2 batha, D, Realty, MI 9-8640, MI 8-1837. $19,000 Bolton Route 8—Large 8 of Sah .Diego, Calif. popular wagon on the market. guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. ly paycheck. Open lb-5 dally,' 7 ;30-9 evenings. apartment. Large closets. Private 9-5245. ' Only $395 Down Private Instm c^ns 28 3-0771 after. 8. entrances. Parking.. No pets. Ref khome, modem kitchen, dlsh- room cape, plastered walla, 100x200. LOT. A ZONE, Lydall St MERRY CHRISTMAS — We are CHRISTMAS DEltJraRY erences. Adulta. MI 3-4860, SIX ROOM alngle, centrally lo washeV:.'Mancheater Green sec HUGE'2 bedroom ranch, center, 100x400 lot. MI 9-7340. RADlO-TV REPAIRS, any hiaka- TUTORING OF Hlgh/School stu BABY’S CAR BED, larger than entrance hall, 'artlatic paneling, 1967' Rambler 4-Door Sedan care, ampUflera, phonographs happy Avon representatives have ' GUARANTEED cated, good neighborhood, $100 tion. $16,890-- Owner MI 6-9500. ; been able to meet the enormous average, excellent condition. Also AUTHORIZED BY BANK GENERAL RENTAL agency-^ We monthly available Feb. 1st. Ref fireplace, ceramic bath, carport, BOLTON AND VICINITY VERNON—128 foot fronUga A one owner car fully equipped. changers. Over 47 years total MUST SELL—6 room cape, good Low mileage. Very- clean through especially. $5 per hour. Calf MI demand for our CJiristnias gift' enameled baby's bathtub. MI TO SELL apeclalise in rentals of qli kinds. erences. MI 8-8,505, MI 8-5239. ■ 106x300 trees, $13,900. Carlton W. Building lots and Land Tracts. neweat community of fine nomee. periehce. 90 days guarantee un all 8^319.' 9-0878. • condition. 4 down, 2 unfmished uj Hutchins, M l 9-5182. V out, work. Potterton’a. MI 9-4537. sets. We now know that all the 8 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS . Call J. D. Realty, MI 8-5129, eve- a t y water, natural gas/ adja la n e lot, garage, $10,9957 Call N cent to elementary school and pnly $895 Down care apd effort that has gone into OF FURNITURE hinga MI 8-1687. . LAWRENCE F. FIANO CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut, the manufacture and packaging A APPLIANCES $10,500—Two bedroom ranch, large Paul P. Fiano Ml 8-0458 churchaa. Only $1,000 down. Mr. Bond»~StoclM Mortgages 31 of our nrodiicts is brining great TWO PAIRS of boy’s Ice skates, ' FOR -UNPAID BALANCE V i ROOM "apartment,, h'aat.. hot kitchen, reWeatlon room, excel ' Brown, *MI 0-14S9. ’ 1958 Rkmbler Cross Country Reaeonable ratcB./ Call PI 3-7588 size 7V4 and 9. MI 9-0886'. BROKERS Ml 8-3766 between l:$0-4*30 or any time Joy to thousands. Why not join us MONTHLY TERMS $18.18 . water," electric stove, refrigerator, . • SEPTIC TANKS lent condition; central, ' assume IMPROVE YOUR credit. A multl- $125. 5 room'apartment, heat,-$125, present mortgage, email ' cash. Station Wagon Saturday or Sunday BO you can share in fulfilling the AMERICAN FLYER train set. in- "SOPER” ’’DELUXE” CLEAN FD and INSTALLED To B* Thankful For Rambler's beet model. One own ■ tude w monthly paymenta .'nay be ever-increasing demand for our' 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640, MI 8-1637. ‘i;irlteto "W. H ut^ns, MI 9-5132. lum p^'into one second mortgage cluding.'engine, freight -car, Oper er. Low mileage.' Fully equipped products in your neighborhood. ating wricking ear, working boom Kfl 100% Guaranteed • SE W E R S and then some; Sped with paymenta of only $22.25 for Call CH 7-4137. ONLY $418.88 BOLTON — Large 4 room apart car,-tMk car, pipe car, caboose, ment, heat, lights, $95 monthly. ■ MACHINE Cl-EANED Only $695 Down televlaion, aerrice. MI 9-464L each $1,000 you need. Dial’ CH $18.18 d e l iv e r s /6-S897 and ask Frank Burke or, transformer,: 2- switches, un MI 9-0876 or Ml 9-2868. Pakff T» PaihU coupler, 33 tracks. MI 9-4025. $18.18 MONTH ' FLOOR SANDING and reflnlahing, Mrs. Carter how, Connecticut Help Wanted—>Uale - 36 — YOU GET-— ^ • INSTALLATION ^ 1957 Mercury 2-Door Hardtop Specialising. In old floors. MI' One owner. Low mileage, fully Mortgage E.xchange, 15 Lewis St., UONEL EQUIPMENT -J- for ad 16-PIECE BEDROOM — SPECIALIST 9-5750.;. ' " ' ' / Hartford. BROWN A SHARP automatic-screw THREE ROOM apartment,' heat. - --X.. , equipped. ------;------^------i[------— vanced railroader. Manual and 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM MI 8-0067. machine setup ' operator; Exper 12-PIECE KITCHEN They come no nfeer anywhere. M A M RUBBISH removal tortures ienced only.' Excellent opportunity automatic switches,, switcher en Only $395 Down full-time commercial. Industrial, gines, codT loader, 14 assorted — PLUS — FURNISHED 2% rpom apartment, Town anif dountiif Businees Opportunities 32 for qualified applicant. No tele 'I WESTINGHOUSE REP. heat. Apply T. Morrow, 26 Birch residential. service, Attica, cel- phone calls, Deqn Machine Prod cars. Dunks train control etc. $70. . Drying clolh«t 1957 Pl.vnioiith 4-Door Sedan im ' MI 8-7882; ^ ^ TV jSET a n d COMB. RANGE St. MI 9-2236 after d p.m. Drainaiso Go.\ new bedroom , Would YOU. like to EARN AN ucts, Inc., 165 Adams St. Free"^'8tbrage until WMted. Free V ■ . ’ w 6 cylinder standard transmls- board drums, snow plowing (side above average Income and be PAID it Gasy walks), MI 9-9767. V WESTINGHOUSE fi;ost-free refrig delivery. Free set up'by ouc own TWQ ROOM unfurnished apart- ^ M T M 1 4 3 . oion. New-iV.W.. tires. Very clean While you learn? You’ll be the boss erator, L A H six burner, two w a n t e d — Boy to shovel -snow. reliable' men. - - • ment, stove, refrigerator, heat. and specially priced this week. .A^k of your own business. No ceiling on oven, electric range. ■ crib, reel Apply Marlow's, 867 Main St. for Mr. Sullivan on this car. It's a SNOW PLOWING—Driveways, etc. -MI 3-8138. Phone for appointment Rxpecting guest* /or th* holiday* friends.*— partnls — jEnioifs eoBeg* ,your eamings^-security for your type mower. MI 3-1291 between' 8 SAMUEL ALBERT. HARTFORD ” Joe SuItiVan Special.” Top service, S&Ve your back Snd BIS8ELL STREET—4 room -tens.! heart. Manchester Esso Service family—helpful outdoor wOrk/.-en- a.m.-5 p.m.', or OLdfield 6-7544 CH 7-0358 rdomniate? Families grow,- relat^cs and frienda do. visit. On* o f Glcnnojr^ V Only $295 Down joyable working conditions—PLUS ment, first floor, vacant, $J8. MI Center: X1^-'9-8198. MAN TO WORK on pouUiy. farm. aftdr 4:80 p.m. . See It Day Or Night D C S IR A lL E men vfill explain how to tranaform an attic or porch into an attractia* a' good return on your investment. Nathan Miller. PI 2-7883. It'you have no means of trans 9-5229 till 6 p.m. , 1957 Pl.vitiouth 4-Door Sedan HIGH volume Sunoco station now VERMONT .maple cocktail. table portation ' t ’II send my auto for ^guoat ^Bi.' , ' ,.i ■ • . 6 cylinder, ■ standard trahsmia- 'HooMhold Services,. available. TURRET LATHE operator. Exper M d step-table, drapes, girl’s you. No obligation.. 0 F H C E m a t • *>-j» ■loh. A aharp car. Hie running Offered M-A " Apply today ienced only. AUle to set up and skates, s(ze 5. Call MI 9-5100.' mate of this car la listed above, A—L-B—&-R—T—’S ■1-. work from, blueprints. . To ruii 48-45 ALLYN. ST., HARTFORD % ' D oltYourteljE-rSaveU pto5(^ you pick the one. . WEAViNO of hums, moth holes Call or Write Sun' Oil Co. short lots. Aircraft quality work. USED LARGE two-doof refrigfra- SEPTIC TANKS FOR rent; P. 6. Box VI tor. Ideal for clubs, restaurMts,- OPENl NIGHTS 'HLL 8 P.M. Only $295 Down /and tom clothing, bosiei^ rune, All '.benefits. Wilco Macbibe Tool ' ■ SAT. 6 P’.M AND SINGLE ROOMS * handbag's repaired, slpper re East Hartford, Conn. Co.( Rt. 66 and 44. Bolton. camps or large iCAmlly; In -good W ell go over plan*—recommend Intest type eaqr-to^^ar* for materials running’ condition. Must be sold be OR SUITES ' NCWSapCTIOM 1953 Pontiac 2-Dopr H ard ^ placement, umbrellas repaired, BU 9-0291.,M|ss Saurin such as JifarlUto nriKKi<^giiUn paneling, Nu-W ood ceiling'-Ule, Kontile rabbort men's ehlrt .collars reversed a..d YOUNG MAN W wholesale : dis/ fore Xmas.'Need Ihe room. $45. -Musical Instriimento S3. PLUBOED SEWERS ...A very original car with ^Yull THE SUNOCO dealer development MI 9-9953; M l 8-8677. Fflcilitles Include;. Year-round •qtflpgient. Immaculate. / replaced. Marlow’s Uttle, Mend trlbutor;-etook clerk-with-aalea oo- phstie er asphalt tile floor. ing. Shop. program. An opportunity foi ^rtunlty, Driver’s license re- MELODIGRAND 64 nqte Spinet :IImMss CIssMi air - conblttonjnt, ojf street Only $i95^Down salesmen, managers -and maiiy o^lred. References. Ml 3-5813 be plaiio and bench, maple or ma ' parking, ceh b a r Ibcation, Im BoildinK' Materials 47 hogany, $414'i95 value for-. $869.00, Septie Tanka, Dry WeBt, Sewer t iiomG h«aHng FLAT FINISH Holland . window -'others to learn th#; service station fore 5, after 6, CH 2-7462 or JA Unas . In»talled—Cellar Water mediate- occupancy. .For fui^ther! T o spoed y o u r w o r k 'w o n refit Tflti p ow er tools. I f jroq n m ^ h d p w i ^ xaeOBto IMPORT SPEC business. It can be your door of'op Watklna Bros., Inc., 9.35 Main St.' ahadea, made to measure. All 2-6071. proofing Dona, details, csll MI 9-5261 or stop metm Venetian blinds at a ntw portunity. Sunoco atatlons pro'vlde ►WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST at 164 East Center St. to In our wovi ' mend jAlUod workmen for the more t^ n ica l jobs. Ftnancing can b* sr> 1959 M.G.”SportB"Opnvertible ONE SMALL accordion, 12 baM, 4ow price. Keys 'made while you excellent Income opportunity—Se 1x12 Sheathing, 5000’ , spect. ' i^ ged thimigh our Contihuoas Budget Account or on FHA terms. Like brand new. Wire, wheels, wait Marlow's. i curity—independence. If. you quali ; Sittialions tVantodr- . 3 switches, Witiv'caae, year old, MsKIMilEY BROS, " ' * , ' . ■ ,\ You gat. praidtum: qnality etc. In mint Mhdltion. Mandarin fy you will be given a thorough Femalo .' S6 Minimum $102- per MJ $25. qail Ml 9*7882 after 6 p.m. MobfUiMt with RT-08.... the. wd. This is ^ showpiece. TV SERVICE —. Potterton’e ^ Framing, Trailerloada $109 per M’ S«w«ra9« DIfpo^. Co. JOHN H.LAPPEN. INC, meit eomplataiy affactiva fuel course In service station opera Stop in or pbone MItchdl 9-526S for farther facts rad figures. ..Only $595’ Down makes. Highest quality' guaranteed tion—and be paid while you leam. HOUSEKEEPEB who can makia a Celling Tile ^ 11c Sq'. Ft. 18*-I8t Pearl SL— Ml S-liSOS i« 4 East Center St.^M l 9-6SS1 Select Orw FoHinlY efl additive to tiat today. And arork and parte, over 47 years ex SMALL UPRIGHT piano, ,$25., With a moderate investment you’ll house a homt.. Motherless or Maihogany Econo Panel 14c Sq. Ft. 9-6642. jrou gat' prandma sarviea. Au- bsoks sparkle with Idea*. 4-Door Sedan. perlence. FAmoue for aervice since fatherless homi preferred. Ref? be ready to take over your. own Knotty Pine Econo ' tomatfe daHverias . a bal- i l o a 1931, Phone m 9-4587 for bee' station. Franchiseii are avaiiabli* ' erences.,lBU 9-0776, service. 1 Panel, ‘ . 14c Sq. Ft. aaoid iwymeht plan and amny clean one owner car. In the greater Hartford area. Sun With ivEry $?A0 M* F H relia M ather Oatiaa daaigaad to make 6ll Co.. P. O, Box 7J. East Hart CHILD DAY care, vicinity of Disappearing Stairways $23.95 Ea.'^ Only $275 Down ALL MAKES of Ty. radio and homa hasting rsaOy easy. WE OPEN AT 7:M AM. ford. Conn. BU 9-0291. Miss East Side of town. In licenaed 4x8 .Plyacore ' $93 per M' MONDAY TMRU SATOEpAT home electronic equipment' ex home. Call MI 3-0007. ; O f CitfM S«rvioB Saurin. A ■ Natural Shakes $10 per Sq. 8200 / 1967 Metropo^tan 2-Door ’ pertly |:epaired with a 90-day t o i l m x . 5HM PM. MONDAY Ihni ^EUBSDAT Wllidow BUnda, From $6.95 per Pr. panel 16z 2I.|(CHES. / Hardtop guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the distributors Smooth as silk under your pret Mobilhoat ■T-08 EVERY FRIDAY NlOnr UNTIL 8sM . Mancheater TV. MI 9-1046. . Dogf^Bird*—Pets 4t TWENTY N fW MFFIRflh^ .Fully equipped. One owner. Low Pegboard • , 12c Sq. Ft. tisst frockk. thi* foundation set Is Tils lovely handpainted Choir OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL NOON- fnileage. ■ APPOINTED ’ DICK’^ weatherstrip Com- KITTENS—4 frisky kittens, 7 weeks > a Iw n to i^ r y wardrobe. PaAl fra the -window adds a niota n o b 6 d y —~BtrrN(5B55’_ of warmth to Christmas. The eol- SrART|ldW---IUH.0 AC6U I^TieN * Only $275 Down ^pany dobra and windows, ;custom Sole manufacturer of toilet seat Old to be |(laced as house pets. MI . UNfcERSBLLS NATIONAL Nb. 820Q Is. for all sizea. Se, 38; X.' work guaranteed. Gajl collect Wil- cover'vending machines in the -9-7234. 40, 42, 44, 48. 48. 60 andJ52. Bust ors are rich; the dlfectlona eapy * ,1958 Fiat Multiple Statiejn / limantic HA 3-1196. ^ . country. Present locations include, We- will, beat, our cbmpetltorii Lathe Operators # iig Bore Operators . 88 to 64. Size 38, 40 bu'at, 4% yds. to follow! IP E A L 1p6 G IT OR GtyS FOR CHRISHSHAS Wagon ' ' y Penn. Station,. Garden State Park-v LARGE SELECTION of Red advarti8ed.pficas by at least .8%. of . 80- inch tor allp, IH yds. for Pattern No. 2644 has picture we oivi a t t ic s a n d dellara cleaned, rub Factor canaries, guaranteed sing- and'com)>late dlracUona for paint Only $275^w n way, Macy’s, Howard Johnson’s, panties. Pat-O-Rama too. / AYAHAiU AT ONLY " GREEN STAMPS bish hauled, light 'moving, - MI etc. , ' ■ era. Also females. Will h«^d till n a t i o n a l * LUMBER, INC. Milling Machme Operptors . # Toolmakers To order, send S6c Ip coins, to Ing same; meaaurea 15’-’X20” . 8-0420. , Christmas. liuiuire $it 82 Bank 881 STATE STREET; - To order, send - 25o in .ooinS to. Oiir 3?,VGdfi St., or call MI 9-0024. . iUi Burnett Manchester Evening / £ S ' » s s r ’ . *” ■* quite a EXPANDING INTO' 'THIS NORTH HAVEN, CONN. - A ll Around Machinists , Herald. 1160 AVE, OF AMBBI- Anne CObot. The Maochestor Eve , >276 Down IRONING PILED UP7 ball MI / A R E A CHastsut M14t CAB. NEW YOAK 86, N.Y. ning Herald, 1180 AVE. «NF Citits Stnriet OtRlsr * Htwaitl Oil Oi. MORIMTY Company will select diatrlbutora For Ist-clasB mailing add 10c tor Ahn»ICAS;NEW YORK 80.'N.Y Ed Barraelite-Ohartle M p n g u e 187 Oakland St. Of bependoble , XtlTATi A FINB IBLECnON AT '9-6118. PEDIGREED Engifm Settara for , OVERTIME OPPORTUDHTIES . . /FRINGE KNEFITS to service protected routes. sale. Vair PI 240Sk G O O D P A Y ea«h pattern, Print Name, AU*. For 1st class mailing add 10c W, Middle Tpke., Cor. Adams S t N. Sehaol S t Oiaqrand*—Wktche»— for each pattern. Print Name, A^ 88* N. MAIN ST. EUJNOTON BEANCH *, !-S dreaa vrilh Zone, Style N6; and MOTHERS Manehaater, Codsi.- West Rrad, Rauto 88 DE CORMIER MOTOR „ BtoldlHg-p-Caatncttnc 14 ‘ ■''N d $)BLLlf^(T'' PEDIGREED FRENCH Poodje, JewdiT* •’ 68 ■Size. . dress with zone and Pattern Nuni- 'small, - standard, black, 9 .weeks 301-315 CM Itr St^ Mltchail 0to258 ;6*«US S e r v i c e ' * SALES, INC. ' V ALL -TYPES of carpentry LEONARD W, TOST, Jaweler, rf- gend S5c today for youf copy, ,ber. Company will fumlahe locatlona . old, female, Ml 8-6814. , . , M AL TOOL & ENGIH EERING CO. Hava.you the ’50 Album con ...... t’g RASOBLER doqe. Alteraflana, dormers, and- equipment without charge. piairs. adjuato watchaa axpartly ' 291 ADAII9 STREET of the new Fall.A Winter ’69 laaue *m 4U TY^h8 hMt, Ing; porehae, finish uprtaii ef oUe complete pattern rnagasme taining'mmiy lovaly dasifna and 6 Ml 3-5135 ODAUnft' ' ’ Must have-a minimum $600 capital GOOD HOME for OUte puppy and RaaaoaaWa |«icaa. Opaa Tuesday BNOi iM novEM crri manta a n d 'o ra «9 > hih. for inventora. For peraohal Inter* *'* ■*' I*
