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LXXXI, NO. 34 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1961 (Claaalfled Advertising on Page K ) PRICE FIVE CENTS Group Favors FCC State News Proposal to Delete Roundup 74 Army Recruits Perish Hartford’s TV-Ch. 3 Officer Saves Seven Children Hartford, Nov. 9 (/P)— P ro -f p*tee wlUi TJIHIF' o^annels 18 and In Fiery Crash of Airliner ponents of ultra high fre^ 80.” In Home Blaze CELEBRATION Mentioning the claim of Chan­ q^uency (UHF) television in nel 3’S that with its removal would Connecticut formally went on go the only clear telsvlaioh picture Thompsonville, Nov. 9 (/P) record today in support of the now 1 being received by thousands —Seven young children were FCC proposal to delete Chan­ of Connecticut residents, the state­ carried from their beds and ment continued; Two of 5 in Crew nel 3 from Hartford. "This may or may not rtow be lowered to aafety as fire tore Those presenting the statement true, but it will not be eo if the through their apartment here to Governor Dempsey Included FCC action la uj^eld and there early today. •I *• Richard Davis, president of WEIZ- are more UHiF stations on the air Patrolman Earlston Gordon of TV, New Haven; Robert Bray, serving these same many thou­ the Enfield Police Department en­ Escape in Virginia , general manager. WHNBiTV, sands of people with clear, inter­ tered the burning apartment above Hartford-New Britain; Harold ference-free signals.". the Rlvervlew Restaurant, 2 Main Thomas, president, WATR-TV, St. to rescue the youngsters who Richmond, Va., Nov. 9 (/P)—Seventy-four young Army Weterbury and WNAB Bridge­ It went on to point out that ranged In age from 3 months to 9 most TV sets in the area are equip­ years. ’ . draftees and volunteers, en route to begin training only hours — PLENTY — — PLENTY — port, end Edmund Waller, presi­ ped to receive both VHF and UHF after taking their service oaths, perished in the fiery crash dent, WTOR, Torrington. signals. "It could have turned out to oe FREE PAMUNG FREE PARKING In the statement to Governor a tomb for the whole family," said of a chartered plane near here last night. Three of the five [ GOOD TONIGHT AND THURSDAT | "However so long as a VHF Sgt. Wallace Bennett, who caught No Meter Street ■ Dempsey,, they said: monopoly Is continued in Connecti­ crew members died also. \ No MMer Street -The Federal Ck>nvmunications at least four of the yoimgsters PvIdiif^Aiid Plenty* Parktns—And Plepty cut the experience of the past 10 lowered by Gordon from the sec­ The big 4-engine Imperial Airlines Constellation was striv­ Gbmmisslon is fostering the ex­ years has shown bdiond a doubt ond floor. ing desperately to reach the safety of Byrd Airport with two Renr of Store Renr of Store panded use of UHIF television that there can never be'adequately channels, and . . . public interest The mother, Mrs. Theodore engines out. It made one unsuccessful pass at the field and competitive television in the state George, called police when she was circled for another try. I 200 EXTRA 1 demands recognition of the long- of Connecticut. There can never roused by smoke at about 8 s.m. range objectives of the FXXI’s ac­ be the proper incentive for the She pleaded for help, saying that Suddenly, an airport observer reported, the plane “dropped tion . . . towards deintermixture building of additional stations as she and her children were trapped straight down. A hall of fire sliot up. It must have gone 300 in Hartford, jvhere VHF (very in the apartment. feet in the air.”^Explosions echoed through the cold, starry I S&H GREEN STAMPS high frequency) Channel S com- (ConUnned on Page Four) Gordon arrived on the scene with night as rescuers raced to the scene in a marshy woodland. with a purchase of 10.00 or more State Trooper Leo Timmons and others reaching the burning build­ It was 9:24 p.m. • present coupon with sales slips to the cashier at the stamp desk ing soon afterwards. The crash was the .second worst single commercial plane Free Sweet Cider I OPEN TONIGHT Backed by Air Force Gordon went into the building, disaster in the United States, and the worst in Virginia hi§- > one to a family • with cash purchase only the floor burning, and carried the tory. The record toll for a single plane occurred Sept. 1 when youngsters—who still were In their a Trans World Airlines Constellatiop plunged into a cornfield Plus . . . Extra Birthday Surprises beds—to safety. Authorities said the fire began in near Chicago, killing all 78 aboard. TILL 9:1 If regarded a-s a military flight^" And Doughnuts Arosemena Named the restaurant that occupied the first floor of the frame structure. disaster, the crash hete also Bennett said only the walls of the would rank as the second worst in building were left standing. This was the scene at dawn today where a non-scheduled Constellation airliner crashed the country involving one plane. 500 Teachers r«q. 3jOO and 4i)0>—«xe«lltfif Irregulon Ecuador President In 1952, 87 men lost their lives in . 2400 PAIRS-REG. 1.00 reg. 2.99 and 3.99 claiming the liyes of 77 persons. State and military police stand inside an area roped-' a takeoff accident of an Air Force 6 Efcape Fire off to keep spectators away. (AP Photofax.) C124 at Larson Air Force Base In Call Off Strike NYLON TRICOT SLIPS Quito, Ecuador, Nov. 9 (/t)— New Haven, Nov. 9 (/Pi—Fire In Washington State. Domestic and Imported CarlOs Julio Arosemena takes the a jluplex apartment house at 546 Only a few hours before, most FIRST QUALITY SEAMLESS NYLONS Chapel St. drove two women and e many styles and colors nylon lace trimmed styles oath as Ecuador's new president to- United Policy Goal Fades 90 o: the young Army recnilts had In New Britain new winter shades . . . plain or mesh e embroidered tailored styles In day, promoted from the vice presi­ four children from the building yes­ been in a gay, joking mood as they prop, lengths, shadow panels 82 to 44 WOOL and WOOL BLEND SKIRT LENGTHS dency by a constitutional right that terday and caused $3,000 in dam­ boarded the aircraft In New Jer­ New Britain, Nov. 9 {JP)—Public the Air Force enforced with a age. sey, Pennsylvania and Maryland school teachers here have called One woman and her 4-year-old noisy jet raid on Quito. ML on their way to basic training at off the strike planned- for today The show of force yesterday by daughter were trapped briefly by Ft. Jackson, S. C. because the state education com­ three rocket-firing jet fighters led heavy smoke on the third floor. JVest Still Divided Three of them, neighborhood missioner has offeree', to act az Pf- (Limit 8 pairs) the Army-backed provisional 'ITiey were taken down a ladder by friends in Bethlehem, Pa., had en­ mediator in their salary dispute. president, Supi>eme Court presi^ firemen. listed together. They were Joseph The announcement that they 1.88 Fire officials said the blaze 1.68 J. Champion, 23, and Stephen would walk off their jobs today dent C ^ ilo Gallegos Tolsd& to drop Us claim to the presidency started in an electrical storage Kohli, 19, half-brothers, and Leroy was made last week by more than TOMGHT ONLY! fo THM) TONIGifr ONLY! S:45 to 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 to 9:00 closet in a basement hallway. On Berlin Solution vacated Tuesday by Jcme Maria Kranch Jr., 17. Another from 500 teachers who are members of Velasco Ibarra. Bethlehem was Robert Bedics. the New Britain branches of tha That cleared the .^ay for the No Parking Ticketn By WILUAM L. RYAN ^eye on the handling of the Berlin An aunt said young Bedics had (Jonnecticut Education Association REG. 60.00 to 75.00 FAMOUS NAME MEN’S WOOL WORSTED BOYS’ COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS . ! ...... O N L Y 1.97 REG. 5.99 TUFTED HOBNAIL SPR E A D ...... 3.67 suoeassion of Arosbmena, 42, the called his mother from Wilkes- and the American Federation of Middletown, Nov. 9 (A*)—Middle- AP News Analyst situation, which only recently Teachers. SUITS...... : ...... 39.90 to 59.90 BOYS’ WASH AND WEAR ZIP-OUT ALL WEATHER REG. 1.99 COTTON PLAID SHEET BLANKET...... 1,57 2 for 3.00 left-leaning vl^'president elected town's policemen may find them- London. Nov. 9 (/P) — Quiet di­ brqught a frightening confornta- Barre at 4 p.m. before the flight with Velasco Ibarra In June 1960. departure. ITiey did an about face yester­ COATS ...... f ...... O N LY 12.99 s^tfgs vrithout parking tickets un­ plomacy — cautious testing and OoiKof Soviet and American tanks day, however, and voted fo remain REG. TO 6.00 MEN’S CAPESKIN GLOVES...... 2.97 REG. 5.99 MIRACLE BLEND BLANKET...... 4.44 Congress akeady had proclaimed less the city's board of finance co­ probing—is lifting the atmosphere- acroas the sector border of Ber­ "He was so thrilled,” said the him president Tuesday night. lin. aunt. 'It was his first plane ride.” on the job as long as bargaining REG. 15.95 BOYS’ PILE LINED PARKA JACKETS...... 8.90 operates soon. o; dangerous tension over Berlin. There waa much Joking earlier sessions with the city give'prom­ COMP. TO 2.00 MEN’S PIMA COTTON BOXER SHORTS .. 97c 8 for 2.85 REG. 2.99 AND 3.99 SPRINGMAID PERCALE SHEETS . . . .2.19 and 2.39 O aU a^a a ’political centrist, re- nie city's parking authority ITils can buy time, perhaps even Ebcploration is going on in efforts REG. 2.99 BOYS’ LONG SLEEVE SPORT SH IRTS...... 1.99 in the day when 28 of the young ise of a satisfactory solution io REG. 2.50 MEN’S FINE T IE S ...... 1.39 3 for 4.00 REG. 2.49 AND 2.69 SPRINGMAID LUXURY MUSLIN within minutes after the made a-mistake In the budget and lead to a period of relative relaxa­ to find out whether there- is any­ men waited in Paterson, N.J., for their dissatisfaction about tha sal­ REG. 4.99 BOYS’ FLANNEL LINED POLISHED COTTON SLACKS 3.99 Ml rockets and brief machine didn't request enough money for tion. But it can al.so cau.se serious thing in the Berlin and German sit­ a bus to take them to .the induc­ ary schedules. MEN’S CONVOY JACKETS WITH HOODS...... ONLY 16.90 SHEETS ...... 1.89 and 2.09 im bursts in swoops over the mlli- tickets. difficulties in the Western Allied uations about which the West can talk with the Kremlin. tion center at Newark, N.J. At the meeting yesterday, they REG. 15.99 to 32.50 BOYS’ AND STUDENTS SUITS AND SPORT REG. 3.99 MATTRESS COVERS...... 2.99 barracks as tank-supportsd On Tuesday night, the finance camp. They kidded about the old Army were told State Education Oommia- REG. 'TO 25.95 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SW EATERS...... 9.90 COATS ...... 11.00 soldiers held Arosemena a virtual board will consider appropriating These are among the strong im? There is little chance of a high- level meeting—of foreign minls- slogan, "Hurry up and wait.” Bioner William J. Sanders iz willing REG. TO 5.00 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME LONG SLEEVE SPORT MEN’S AND BOYS’ FLEECE LINED HEAVY COTTON SWEAT REG. 3.99 AND 4.99 QUILTED MATTRESS P A D S...... 2.69 and 3.69 prisoner at the legislative palace. $525 so that the parking author­ pressions the observer gets after For varioui reasons, six of them to serve as mediator In the dispute Though the barracks seemed to ity can buy tickets. watching the world’s central crisis terq of t.he West and the Soviet Un­ Cross locates area near Rich­ were not Inducted and returned and win: try to sit down with rep­ SHIRTS ...... 2.99 SHIRTS ...... 1..39 and 1.79 REG. 5.99 DACRON FILLED BED PILLOWS...... 2 for 7.50 be the target, the palace was jar­ GABLOB JUUO AR08EMNA frffer to help came in re­ CURTAINS...... 3.15 and 3.30 echoed off the surrounding moun­ Motor Vehicle Department's daily There Is a feeling in Britain that There Is practically no chance at ply to a request for such assistance REG. 22.99 MEN’S CORDUROY JACKETS...... 16.90 REG. 59c YD. PRINTED PERCALES...... ^ c yd. tains. Despite all the noise, no record of automobile fatalities as the goal of a solid united policy all of an Ekut-West summit meet­ from the. teachers. REG. 5.79 TO 6.29 WELLINGTON FIBERGLAS RUFFLED damage or casualties wsge'rpport- Under Control; 456 ot last midnight and the totals on among the irrench, the West Ger­ ing in the near future. There was a string attached, \CX)MPi TO 4.50 AND 5.00 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS...... 2.79 2 for 5.50 CURTAINS...... 4 .2 5 to .4.70 REG. 69cYD. PRINTED COTTON FLANN EL...... * . . .39c yd. ed. > the same date last year: mans, the British and the Ameri­ A new summit failure would be however. Sanders told the teachers 1960 1961 considered disastrous in Europe. Faces UN Condemnation REG. 3.99 COTTON LOOP RUGS...... 2 for 5.00 Gallegos' resignation was re­ Homes Destroyed cans is becoming daily more diffi­ he would serve as mediator only if R B C ^99 MEN’S FAMOUS NAME PAJAMAS...... 2.79 2 for 5.50 REG. TO 3.99 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS ...... 1.68 yd. ceived at the palaqi with cheers Killed ...... 230 229 cult. ITie gove;rnment heads will meet they- revoked their decision to REG. 12.99 100% ACRILIN BLANKETS'...... • s • '• • • e • • • B.88 REG. 98c YD. CURTAIN PR IN TS...... ,57c yd. and applause. The troops ' and Los Angeles, Nov. 9 (JP)—Men The Initiative for the testing only if the western powers are cer­ strike. MlElTO-^RRIS TWEED TOPCOATS ...... ONLY 39.90 tain in advance that the Russians COMP. 19.99 TO 24,99 CHARMHOUSE ELECTRIC REG. 39.99 PURITRON ROOM PURIFIER...... 29.99 tanks ^thdrew . Arosemena took and machines massed today for an­ Diet of Injuries and probing seems to be in the "Strike” Is not the word tha REG. TO MEN’S SLACKS ...... '...... 9.90 over the Presidential Palace, where other assault on the twin blazes In Hamden, Nov. 9 (Ai — Richard hands of the British and -Ameri­ are ready to agreelto somethihg. South African Defends teachers have been using in their BLANKETS ...... 11.97 to 15.97 Re g . 89.95 AND 104.95 PURITRON KITCHEN RAPJGE the Santa Monica Mountains, the Fadel, 74, ot 168 Peck St, New cans, seeing more or less, eye to While the probing and counter- public utterances about the watt- his opponent had holded up. probing goes on between Moscow REG. 8.99 MliNJ^^^TNTER WASH AND WEAR SLACKS . . . .2 for 15.00 REG. 12.99 HEIRLOOM TYPE BEDSPREADS ...... 8.88 h o o d ...... : ...... 69.95 and 84.95 Col. Aurelio Naranjo of the De­ worst fire disaster in Southern Haven, was struck by a car hero out. They prefer to call it a "post-* yesterday afternoon and died two and Washing;ton and Moscow and ponement of education'* and havf fense Ministry announced the Quito California history. London, the West's problems seem' White Supremacy Aims Garrison Mcepted Arosemena as Firemen controlled fiames in ex­ hours later In Grmce-New Haven promised to teach in the summer president In response to popular clusive Bel-Alt and environs last Community Hospital.. to be growing. to make up any tima loat in . tltt' \ i» q . 4 .W French President Charles da regular school year, , 109- 21.95— N€W IMPROVED MODEL demand. night n»e fire In liearby Topanga News Tidbits Gaulle remains stonily opposed to United Nations, N.T., Nov. 9 (D^cles. LoUw assailed both a month reg. 16.95 H AM JLtO N BEACH , The Army command had dele­ Canyon was contained early to­ Safety for Elderly from the AP Wires any negotiations at all Regarding —Faced with almost certain U.N. ago for not supporting his right of (ConUnned on Pnga Fonr) / BEACON Wli^ER WEIGHT BLANKET c te d the executive power to Gal­ day. Authorities reported favor Hartford, Nov. 9 (A5—lb s Con­ West Berlin. He appeals to con­ condemnation and possibly a call free speech when the black Afri­ Toastmaster Automatic Pop-Up Toaster PORTABLE ELECTRIC MIXER legos Tuesday night, before Arose- able wind and humidity. necticut Bafety Commission today tend there Is nothing to negotiate^ for worldwide diplomatic and trade cans rammed through a resolution mena was released from the arrest Officied damage estimatee: 456 urged all communities to launch Federal Judge Leo Brewster in that the West has nothing it can boycott, South African Foreign censuring his policy speech defend­ • full or twin 72xM e 70% rayon, 20% cotton, 10% nylon Velasco Ibarra had put him under homes Bestroyed (by actual count), pedestrian safety programs di­ Minister Eric Louw goes before ing apartheid and attacking' sev­ • roM, green, blue, beige c eeeUte and eetin binding • chrome finish • built to last a lifetime F o rf Worth, Tex., rules that Fort concede and tkat negotiating would • white only * 5 yr. guarante* earlier in the day. Yesterday, the all but nine In the Bel-Air area; rected specifically toward the Worth Sehool District must be in­ be a sign 'of western weakness and the U.N. special political commit­ eral of the bluk African states. Army leaders refused to recognize 14,150 acres of invaluable water­ elderly. tegrated.. .For first time two retpeat tee today to defend his govern­ Elsewhere In the U N .: BuUetms the congressional proclamation shed ruined; property damage per­ It reported that 65 per cent of Nike Hercules missiles are fired ment's white supremacy policy. The assembly by a 71-11 vote elevating the vice president and haps in excess of million. 'in Bonn, aged Konrad ^derxeuer Sources in his delegation said Called from AP WiMi |20 pedestrians killed In traffic aecl- from actual combat launching site has won his battle for re-election last night adopted a U.S.-Britlsh in United States zt secluded beach Louw would deal at len^h with the resolution calling for Immediate re­ (iOontinoed <»-Fags Twelve) (Continued on Page Two) (ConUnned on Page NjM) as chancellor, but his position ob­ demand (or sweeping boycotts and sumption of East-'West negotia­ in northeriJ Oahu, deatroyihg two viously is weakened. Some well In­ \ supersonio target drqhes traveling possible expulsion from the U.N. tions on a nuclear test ban treaty. CATHEDRAIi DATe SET 2.78 13.97 formed quarters feel It will be dif­ sponsored by 30 Asian-African Fifteen nations abstained, and six Hartford, Nov. 9 10.78 800 to 900 miles pet hour, an Ar­ ficult to bring the present West countries and (Juba. my spokesman ' In Honolulu re­ were absent. The Soviet Union bishop Egtdlo Vagnossi, apostol­ TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 Id 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 to 9:00 TONIGHT ONLY! 5:45 t« 9:00 N-Tests in Air if Needed ports... D^. Arthur A. Brant of German government around to the He was also expected to reply doomed the negotiations, saying ic delegate to the Untied States Newmont' Exploratldn, Ltd,, Dan­ idea of a flexible i^iproach to the to more than 50 nations who (or the talks would never be held. from the- Vatican will' offer s Soviet Unipn. To many West Ger­ the past two weeks in' the com­ The - western proposal followed IMintifical Mass in theaiew St. Jo­ bury; Conn., says federal govem- mans the word flexible means flex­ 59:95 SUNBEAM DELUXE FLOOR POLISHER...... j . 39.95 REG. 16.99 DOMINION ELECTRIC CAN OPENER ...... nient' is making no "orderly or In­ mittee have assailed South Africa's an Asia-African resolution calling seph’s Cathedral on fhe day It Is 10.88 WOMEN’S LEATHER PALM DRIVING GLOVES ...... ONLY 1.64 ibility at German expense. apartheid policy ■ of strict racial for an uncontrolled moratorium on officially opened.'.lltot day, an­ telligent effort” .to determine segregation. 12.99 5-PC. KING SIZE TV TRAY S E T S ...... ,er.97 REG. 27.95 DORMEYER TOASTER...... !...... 18.88 RINGTOP DRAWSTRING HANDBAG ...... ONLY 2.38 Kennedy Says U;S. Arms Best, Causes of unemployment. 'West German suspicions may nuclear weapon testing. rThls also nounced by Archbiaoop Henry J. U.S. Sen. Prescott Bush, R- be Increased by some of the poa- ' Informants said Louw would won overwhelming approval from O’Brien today, wUI be Wednes­ REG. 24.95 DORMEYER ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR .....___ 16.88 SIMULATED PEARL BIBS, NECKLACE ROPES, EARRINGS :....78c Conn., skys need for skilled tech­ sibUitiea„ now apparently being dis­ stress -his government's contention the .'assembly, but both Russia and day, May S3, 196Z- Ground was: I. 59 KING SIZE SERVING TRAY ...... 77c cussed. that apartheid is an internal mat­ the Western powers turned it broken (or the towering strvotarff REG. 20.95 DORMEYER ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 REG. 2.00 ANp 3.00 GOLD LOOK BIBS, NECKLACES, ROPES, nicians far exceeds supply and now rising oh Farmington Avf.. 24.95 UNIVERSAL 8 CUP PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 Wants Extra Defense Money that this "constitutes national . An interested audience seems to ter and none of the U.N.’s busi­ down. EARRINGS ...... 1.59 2 for 3.00 emergency’’... Installation of new have been created for Premier ness and Would charge that the as­ In the assembly's trusteeship September, 1958. The lower REG. l.Op AND 2.00 BOX—25 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 50c and 1.00 Khrushchev’s proposal that certain sembly had set up a double stand­ committee, four African nations ehiireh was opened last DeceSn- 46,00 7 PC, PURITAN FIREPLACE ENSEMBLE...... 27.94 state "computer system” for. han­ ber just in time for Archblsliop 50% OFF TOYS, GAMES, CRAFTS, WHEEL GOODS AND DOLLS REG. 2.50 WARNER’S COTTON CIRCULAR-STltCH BRA ...... 1.68 By WHITNEY SHOEMAHEB aslnce he took office in January, ls«>. In reference to attempts to as- dling car registration data has United Nations agencies be shifted ard for judging actions—with the strongly attacked U.S. policy in ■a to West Berlin as a token Of guar­ small nations serving as whipping O’Brien to celebrate a pohtfflcal 7.99 ALL METAL IRONING BOARD...... ;. .5.44 REG, 89.99 WOMEN’S MINK COLLARED WINTER COATS ...... 68.00 REG. 3.00 FORMFIT LONG-LINE COTTQN. BRA .... .S ...... 1.88 . Waahington, Nov. l9 (AV-Preal- about $47 billion. sure business leaders he is not anti­ caus^ some delay, but towns will Mass there on (hristmas Eve. This was Kennedy’s 18th presi­ business, Kennedy said. “Well, If receive their registration data at antee that its freedom is pro­ boys. (Continued on Pagd Two) 6.15 FARBERWARE STAINLESS STEEL QT. SAUCEPAN .. .3.18 WOMEN’S WOOL AND CAMEL COATS WITH DETACHABLE REG,,8.95 TO 11.95 “SLEEK” GIRDLE AND PANTY GIRDLE ,...4.99 dant Kennedy says the United dential news conference—his first to stop them, sajdng we are iinti- least ten days before Dec. 1 dead­ tected by the 108-nation organ­ Lquw served notice When the de­ States packs military power sec­ in nearly a month- It ' rtui (or business we are supposed to cease ization. bate began that he would fight any QUEEN IN ACCRA RACCOON COLLAR ...... 34.00 line. Motor Vehicles Commlssion- attempt to isolate his nation. He Accra, Ghana, Nov. 9 (XI — A 18.95 FARBERWARE STEAM AND DRY IRON ...... 11.88 REG. 2.95 TO l9 5 DISCONTINUED STYLES, FAMOUS NAME ond to none in the world and won't abdut a half hour and was light­ enforcing tha antitrust law, I sup- ei; John J. Tynan says at Hartford Some sources see prospective' ened by flashes of humor. While it pojM the cause is lost." He added benefits in this: Pethsips guaran­ threaten^ to expose his main ac­ tumult of cheers and. a cere­ COMP. 49.99 WOMEN’S FUR AND WOOL BLEND DRESS COATS 33.00 FOUNDATIONS...... /. 1.88 to 4.88 be fooled ty sthe Russians into los­ 6...Harry C. Post, 93, founder cusers as the real violators of the Japan - Reports monial pouring of gin on ths 7J99 16 PC. BARKER POTTERY STARTER S E T ...... 3.79 ing this strength; produced nothing em cially new, there can be , ‘'no long-range hos­ and president emeritus of Post teed and even expanded land cor-* BEG. TO 17.99 FAMOUS NAME WOOL SKIRTS...... 7.88 REG. 5.99 PRINTED NYLON TRICOT SLEEPWEAR ...... 3.88 It gave-the Presidem a chance to tility'' between buslnese and gov­ Junior College of Commerce, dies rldbrs tiiroufh Communist-nfied human rights ^clause In the U.N. ground greeted Queen Ellssbeth maintain the U.8. position, express his views on many things charter. II today on her arrival here for s 19.99 45 PC. BARKER POTTERY S E T ...... 11.88 REG. TO 7.99 TAILORED AND DRESS BLOUSES ...... 2.88 be proposes: ernment but wound up: "Whether, at Watwbnry Hospital after long He warned then that he Intended Record Fallout 12-day state visit. Thousands of REG. 59c LADIES’ ACETATE TRICOT BRIEF PANTIES. . 1 .—To seek additional money for —from military power to recent .r can oonvince them or not I don't Ulnesa -(Continued on Page Two) SIZES5TO10...... 3for§4e Democratic triumphs at the polls. know.’ to prove that those who were loud­ gaily garbed Afriesha burst Into 19.95 d o m in io n ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR ...... 14.88 REG. 2.99 TO 5.99 FAMOUS NAME TAILORED BLOUSES . .1.94'to 3.94 defense next year. ^ He Is reluctant, Kennedy said, Fifty students maixXi for five est In denouncing his government Tokyo, Nov. 9 i/P)—Japan's Cen­ tumultuous cheering aa thb royal ^ 2.—To keep a steady eye on U.S. On other subjects, Kennedy had fniles through strM ts of Delhi * visitor, accorapan)ed by her bus- REG. 3.99 NYLON TRICOT SL IPS...... i ..... 2.78 2 for 5.50 to predict future results on the this to say: had "not come to the court of the tral Meteiorologlcal Agency an­ 14.99 DOMINION ELECTRIC SKILLET ...... IQ.88^' REG. 5.99 AND 7.99 NEW FALL SKIRTS ...... 3.99 strength. Intelligence and commit­ basis of past elections. But had carrying placards proteattag Sov­ Queen, Philip Start United Nations with clean hands.” nounced today It haa recorded the hand Prince Philip, stepped from REG. 6.50 WOMEN’S WASHABLE WOOL AND DACRON SLACKS 3.99 REG. 79c ARLURE COTTON BRIEF PANTIES ...(...... , . .2 for 94c ments- In relation to the capablU- Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New News Conferences — Asked why iet 60-megaton botnb tests . . . Two rival resolutions on the highest level of radioactivity in the plane which b ro u ^ t her on n 24.95 DOMINION AUTOMATIC SANDWICH TOASTER .... .16.88 ties of its adversaries. York, Gov-elect Richard J7'Hughes he doesn’t mset the press mor^ British BrbadcasUhg Corp. (BBC) Jet Trip to Ghana South African race question have dust fallout caused by Soviet nu­ non-stop .flight from London.' A ' COMP. 1.15 PR. DELUXE IMPERIAL SEAMLESS PEG. TO 8.98 SPECIAL GROUP HOLIDAY HATS . . . 3 75 8.—To get ready for nucleaf Of New Jersey and Rep.-elect' often, Kennedy said the public in­ rejects phonograph record by been submitted to the committee. clear blasts since Sept. 1. But it white-robed fetish priest poured teats in the atmo^ihere and to terest justified his present sched-’ American singpr Chico Holiday, The 31-natlon draft calls for gin on the ground aa a Ubntion to II. 95 DOMINION AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER...... :. .8.88 NYLONS...... 58c 6 pr. box 3.35 REG. TO 14.99 WOMEN’S DRESS AND TAILORED SHOES . ’ 8 90 Henry B. Gonzalez of Texas lost, London, NoV„ 9 tflp)—Queen Eliz­ said there waa no immediate conduct them If necessary. he said, "It would have been In­ ule because most obvious topics contending , that it Qrflecta an hys­ diplomatic and economic sanctions danger to human life. , ., Invoke the bleaslngs of the gods deal with sensitive foreign policy. abeth II left by air for Ghana to­ and draws the attention of the Se­ and ancestors aa the Queen was 6.95 DOMINION ELECTRIC CORN POPPER...... 4.88' WOMEN’S WASHABLE DEERSKIN STRETCH GLOVES .. .ONLY 2.38 REG. TO 11.99 WOMEN’S SPORT SHOES ...... 8 90 It waa In connection with nu­ terpreted as'm- stuiming setback terical attitude toward internation­ day to begin a -day state visit The agency said weathermen in clear'test readiness that Kennedy for this administration.'' So he He'll hold conferences nearly every al aituation^the record is "God, 12 curity- Council to the question of greeted by Prestdeat Kwsms week after Congress reconvene, he that many of her subjects had expelling South Africa from thq Osaka, the industrial center in Nfcrumata, declared yesterday the United said he would, break hhi .rule and (Country and My Baby.’’. . . Oon- feared might place her ih petVinal southwestern Japan, yesterday re­ suites Is determined not to be .say their victories were a “sourcs- said, and wouldn't object to several greas of Racial Equality (CORE) world body. ra g . 3 9 .d 9 f«g. 45.00 r*g. to 1.25 a week if he'qonsiderod them in the peril. ' A milder proposal put (in by seven corded 280 mlcro-mlcrocuries of X15 HITS 4,070 M.PJI. 1.00 maneuvered out of a position (ft of st^tlsfacUon to .us"- and Indicate in New York balls off, at least (or With her husband, Prince Philip, radioactivity per one cubic meter power. He reminded his ndws con- the voters believe both the candi­ public interest at the time. time being, scheduled mass "free­ nations calls on South Africa "to Edwards Alr-^ Force 'B aae, dates. and Democratic jiarty are Eisenhower — Kenifedy a»- the 35-year-pld monarch left change its race policies and urges of dust samplings from the air. A Calff,, Nov. 9 <^>—Hie X U rocks LADIES' WINTER COATS MEN'S TOPCOATS-WOOL and CASHMERE fennee that Russia prepared for dom ride” In Maryland and Dela­ aboard a special Boeing 707 jetliu mlcro-microcurie is a unit used to Its current aeries et nqclear blasts committed to progress. nounced former President Dwight ware. members to impoee whatever pen­ puns.flashed n reeord 4,07» MEN'S SOCKS With a amile, he added; "I sup­ er for the 3,600-mlle journey to alties they might want under the measure radiation. mUea an tMor today in tls e herringbone tweeds • checks and tweeds while discussing a test ban . over Pope John XXni will have -final Accra. Armed BcoUimd Yard U.N. charter. The previous hlgb detected in e pile lined e harris tweed typM e 36 to 46—regular, the conference table, ' pose dome day ws will lose and I (ConUnaed on Page Sixteen) word on Inviting nen-CailioIloa aa swotted Aa-out spend di * • sizes 8 to 18 -will have to eat those words.” guarda went with her. ^ .The Sovi*t bloq haa thrown Its dupt waa 177 mlora-microoilriaa landed ssfMy dei^ie n i short, long "If they fooled us once, it la Kennedy (replied with vigor when obaerveta to fortobmlng Bcumenl The visit was In doubt until yes­ support behind the Sl-hatlon draft per one cubic mater, the agency windshield. The famed eige*eX- • cottons ■ e orlon, nylon blende thslr fault,” Kennedy said, "aa4 a questioner said some people re­ Mr^ Sam Weaker oal Council of Roman Catholic terday while the government pon­ and haa urged that South Africa, be said, recorded on March 19, 1958. rhsesreh ersft.__ Its:I mgkWv e tissue lisle e plaidsi panels, If they fool' us twice, It Is our gard the views of Prime Minister Church, Vatican City aays . . dered whether the .Queen would be expelled, but most members op­ On Sunday the agency reported englns for the first ttms wlH e lOH to 13 checks, stripes, fault." Nehru of India as tending .-to be Bonham, Tex., Nov. 9 (A9 — Washington’s Wliite House Secro- safe In Britain's former West Af- pose such a drastic step,'contend­ detecting 1,820 mlcroimosxicuriea open usUl . fuel clocks, solids Kennedy, who previously had pro-Gommunlst. House Speaker Sam Rayburn, tsry Pierre Salinger says that rlcsui colony. Four bomb .explosions ing, it would do more harm than of radioactivity i>er cubic centi­ tipped Its 4,000 m pA. signaled a rise In military expendi­ "I know of no rational man in suffering '

t)i« wort preiMt)!;. Aad U ft Ihla olMDttit « ( ctanc*. how- Fucrr C/iV Condmnnalioh first aid ■ir^ifPifriiMii.pi ■ I •vor aUght. that the aaaeasmfnti was won might M wront which aeema to' rol. make the BHtIA healtate to bring Two patrols win complato the Free Parking Rear Of iSioife about a state of affairs In a Ber­ Sbiith African Defends Library Job Job qf walking the boundaries of Still lin deadlock which could lead to Manchester In ^ near future. the big explosion. DON’T BE AFRAID By OOBIS BEUHHO Senior Scouts will meet tonight TO MAKE A GUESS WaMMrKdatBhiiiiig Wtalinkba was a rentdant of Bid by Three from 7 to 9 at the home, of Horace REPEAT Wmte Supremacy Aims By Alfred Sheliiweld N o m i CaUtPraia, Mrs. Jdhn Horton, 88 Gruden to work on the marks­ On Berlin Solution I Public Records Our prablem for the week Is Indian Dr., foimd this easy-way of Three bids w sA recelve^'^And manship merit badge. ^ O O D / i ^ E A R (OontiBiied tram < Page One) whsther to play tha king or the 9 ? 3 preparing Cassor Salad, and finds Bowling Invitation Warraatee Deeds Jack whan you naad only ona opened by the Bolton P u b ^ LI- (« fteoi rage Owe) er this month and Adenauer Vrlll tbat it has become a favorite, not All Bolton couples Interested In Frank C. Farley to Virginia An- Angola. They demanded that the Glric in the suit. Trust yourself to only with her husband, but with bnuy board Tuesday night but no bowling are Invited to meet at the go to Washington. Both men will saldl, property on north side of School Menus guess right when the time for action was taken on awarding the Hast Oennatty, guarantees of all have touchy matters ,to discuss re­ United States give guarantees that w in all their mala dinner guests. bowling aUeys at the Community tneans of aoceaa, and remvoal of Hackmatack St American arms fumlshsd Portugal guessing comes. Her huabatad’e sister, from Phila­ contract for,, shingling and paint. Y In Manchester tonight for a SALE! garding Berlin and Gi'rmany. the raoet ortUoal point o f Interna­ Green Manor Construction Co. as a member of NATO would not * East won the first trick with the delphia. Po., sent her the recipes Ing the bulldliig pending .further program sponsorod by the Bolton Already the i extent to which the to Dorothy B. Brown, property on PubUo Bcbool memia for the Week ace of apades and returned a low OF LAST WEEKEND'S SUCCESSFUL tional tension In the world today. quiet b^kstage diplomacy has be used against the rebels in Portu­ of Nov. 13-17 will be as follow*: 6 A 9 6 4 O Q B 2 for Chicken Valenoiana, and Pecan study of the bids. Park and Recreation Department. . Thia how«\'er, would require Cushman Dr. trump. South'! king of hearts held, ♦ 7 3 J to 9 4 Totte. These, together with the .0. V. Eriandson of Hebron Rd. gone In feeling out the ftussiaQS gal’s strife-tom African territory. Monday; Baked cubed ateak*. but nls nerve didn't. that the West no longer Insist that Kenneth T. Trevitt to Kenneth U.S. Delegate Jonathan B. Bing­ paraley buttered potatoes, buttered fOUIH salad, make a good company menu WEM a i^ ren t low bidder for the Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ may have alkrm ^ De Gaulle and T. and Eunice F. Trevitt. property ' South was afraid that West QKB3 West Berlin is In fact a part of some in the new West German ham replied that the United States carrot*, bread and butter, milk, that odh be prepared well in ad­ contract at *1,030. The bid of the ton . oorreopondent,. Grace Mc­ federal West Germany. I f Would on Hackmatack St. would bs abta to win the next vance. Prestige Home Improvement Co. government who have exhibited a “fervently hopes” Portugal will appleeauce. trump, If a trump were led, and Dermott, telephone Mitchell 8-6566 look to West Germans like a sur­ Exeentor’s Deed base its p rog rw for its territories Tueaday: Bpaniah rice, buttered Oslifomla Caesar Salad of Manchester was *1,168.73. Kick­ fairly inflexible attitude toward Robina Hall Sloan, executrix of that a diamond through the dum­ Inventory Reduction Said render of their interests. green beana bread and butjter, 1 Head of Romalne lettuce ing of Coventry bid *1,726. concessions to the east. on the principle of self-^etermina- my would expoea him to tha lots West Nertfc EeH 'Prssident Kennedy h u express­ the will of James A. Hall, to Ken­ Uon. Ho said the oharges that milk, brownie. 2 Garllo cloves Marshall Lovegrbve, chairman of If the Soviet aim eventually is neth Trevitt property on Wads­ of two diamond tricks. Itiia was ail P a« Pass l .A fsM the sub committee in charge of ed hope that the Bonn itovam- to. neutralise West Germany and Americfui arms supplied Portugal Wedneedey for ell achoole except 1 4 teaspoons salt Nurses’ CD Role ment will take a more vigorous worth St.“ high school: Beef noodle eoup, pea­ rather ramote, for South would be 1 ^ Pait 2 « Paw 12 grinds of popper mill the work, Said that the contract get her vast' economic and mili­ through NATO wore being used In danger only if Weet held the AU PsM will be awarded “ within a few part In making western policy for tary potential out of the NATO Trustee’s Dert in Angola were “unsubstantiated nut butter and Jelly Undwlch, veg­ 4 V 4 cup oUve oil Meeting Subject the approach to Moscow. But the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. etable aticka, milk, apple erlap. ace of hearts and if South aub- Opening lead — 6 4 l 4 cups croutons days." Two sides imd the rear of alliance, a cleavage among the and unwarranted." saquently miagueseed in dtamondi. the building will be shingled to E I . new Bonn regime is not generally four Western Allies over how to and George W. Cheney, trustees Wednesday for high school only: 4 cup wine vinegar under the will of Prank Cheney Delegates ' from Liberia, Mali. Real Danger complete that phase of repairs and "The Nurse In d v ll Defense" will regarded as likely, to be able to do avert the threat of war would be Ghana and Guinea said they want­ Pizza.burger on roll, potato chips, 4 cup grated Parmesan cheese be the subject of a meeting of Dis­ that effectlvelyv "'niere'’ may he Jr., to Virginia Ansaldi, property South worried ao much about South should recall ttM high earda 1 egg beaten the entire building will be painted considered by Moscow to be so ed more than denials. They de­ buttered peas, milk. on the outside, Lovegrove said. trict I, Connecticut Nurses Assocl- even piore resistance, it is felt, to much to the good. on the north side of Hackmatack Thursday: Roast turksy, drssa- this bogeyman that ha failrt- to^ already played by Bast — sc*. 6 to 8 anchovies, cut up (optional) manded that the United States an­ notice the real danger. HMMhed 86 Hear Professor tlon, Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Man­ any concessions regarding recogpil- The British seem to agree In St. ing, mashed potato and gravy, but- Jack of spadas, ace o f hsarU, Crush garlic cloves and salt In chester Memorial Hospital. l-‘ « Beieaae nounce it intends to prsvsnt U.S. the Idng of opadeo, ruffdd a spade About 80 people attended a meet­ tlon of the Inunutable division of eneral with the French that the arms from reariiing Fortuguose twrt squau, cranberry aauce, Jack-ten of club# — aU without ths salad bowl, rub bowl well. Add ing of the Bolton PTA last night Miss Ethel M. Elliot, asslstsmt Germany. Tax lien against real estate of in dummy, and tried to caah 'the Lussians probably will not start a troops In Angola. bread and butter, mlUc peachu. ever a sign of life in the bidding. about 12 grinds of ths pepper mill. EUid heard Dr. Leo Schnelderman, professor of public health nursing De Gaulle will visit London lat­ gnuclear war over Berlin- But they James A. Hall released by State Friday: Tuna-noodle easeerole, three top dube to get rid of two Surely East does not also have tha Remove the garllo cloves, and at the University of Connecticut of Connecticut. Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin diamonda associate professor of psychology called a Security Council meeting oabbage-carrot ealad, braad and ace of diamonds. add 'Romalne lettiice, broken in at Wlllimantic State College, talk and major in the reserves of the Judgment lien butter, milk, lee cream. West ruffed tti* third dub, and In pooftlons o f this Mnd, have blte-slze pieces, not cut. Add olive on “ Testing for Ability and U.S. Public Health Nursing Serv­ East Hartford Aircraft Federal for Monday to deal with the lateit the dedanders then took both red threat of civil war in The Congo ----" - ...... ■;■■■ ■ oonAdenoe in your abHHy to guaai. oil. Toss well, add crisp croutons Achievement.” ice, will be speaker. Credit Union against Clifford Ris- sees to defeat the oontraot. Don’t make yourself a long.alK>t which have been fried In butter Achievement tests are based on A graduate of the Yale Univer­ ley, property on Eldridge St, poeod by the Central Leopoldville Now go back to the aecond Government's unsuccessful- In­ Los Angeles Blazes when you can be the favorite. or olive oil, and wine vinegar, or the assumption that people are sity school of nursing, she received P.A.C. *260.50. trick, when South’a king of hearts vinegar and lemon Juice. Finally, comparable in certain respects an M.A. degree from teachers col­ Marriage license vasion attempt to end. ths se wins. South ahouM lead the queen Dally Qoeatloa Sion of Katanga province.. Under Control; 456 As dealer, you hold: Spades—K add freshly grated P arm esan Dr. Schnelderman said. "Tests are lege of Columbia University In New Howard Thomas Abbott of of hearta to drive out tha ace. cheeas and beaten egg. Toss tools that exist as a means of ob­ York City. She has held i>oslti0ns Brunswick. Maine, and Sandra Zorin, council pnsident for No­ Eltot raturna the Jack of spades S 3; Hearts—K Q J 10 9 6; Dia­ vember, called the meeting a ttk e Hoines Destroyed monds—10 7 8; duba—4, 'What thoroughly and sprinkle with a lit­ taining data on which to base prac­ in public health nursing in New Claire Fields of Glastonbury. Nov. to the Ung. South draw* the laat tle more cheese. Cut up anchovies tical decisions’’ about people. York and Michigan, and is a rep­ 11, Center Congregational Church. Ethiopia, Nigeria aad Sudan asked do you aayT trump and then tries the top cluba ars an optional addition. Bring to Tests are a. meant to an enii resentative of the Connecticut that It consider tlM situation in (OantlMMd f n n Page Dm ) Answer: Paaa The bond Is not If the clubs haM>en to b re ^ the table at once. and one must respect the limits Nurses Association on the state BINGO Katanga "caused by the lawless 3-3, now that tha trunnia have quite worth a normal opening bid of tools, the speaker stressed.- council on ciril defense nursing. Jeffer$on Wall Still Up aaU of mercenaries’’ smployed by (Insurance ofncials estimated of one heart. If you use “weak ^ Obiokea Valeoclana BUY ON OUR E-Z TERMS! been dawn. South will make the Only informsd oral testa were , Miss Elliot was a member of the EVERY MONDAY-8 P*M. the Congo government. two-bids," open,the hand with two 1 pkg. each, frozen ch ick en Charlottesville, Va. — The ser­ total instuwd looses may run as reet of the trioke. When the clubs In existence one hundred years nurse training course in civil de­ Diplomatic sources said some were chimneys, standing liks hearts. breasts an thighs P. A. C. lALLROOM pentine brick walls seen in mod­ high as *24 million.) tombstones over piles of ashes." fall to break. South niffa the ago, the professor told the PTA, fense held in Wsishington, D. C., African delegates want ths coun­ The situation today: T<^>anga For Shelnwold's 34-page book­ 4 cup olive oil 2* VILLAGE STREET-^OCKYILLE em coitadruction are from a design Cause of the outbreak' has not fourth club and leads a diamond 4 teaspoon garlic ssa so n in g and 60 years ago the %esay type and at- the Brooklyn, N. Y., train­ by Thomas Jefferson. The original cil to ask the U.N. force in The Canyon, 8,400 acres charred, 250 been determined. The blazes start­ toward dummy. let, “A Pocket Guide to Bridge," testa were begun. The Benet tests ing center. A Congo to throw out the mercen­ men and 60 vehicles oh the Are send 60c to Bridge Book, Manches. powder still standa at the University of ed Monday near the crest of the Now South must face the worst: 1 teaspoon salt pioneered In the field of objective aries, authorize it to end ths acces­ lines; Bel-Air-Brentwood: 5,750 Santa Monica Range—axtendlng ter Evening Herald, Box 3818, testing and began to compare peo­ Virginia. He must guess what to do about 4 teaspoon black pepper sion by military fores and declare acres scorched; 150 men, 30 ve­ west to the sea from Hollywood- the diamonds. Thii will be no Grand Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.Y. ple with an average. Today bat­ a ban on the supply of anns to hicles. No Immsdiate dangsr to the (CJopyiight 1061,'Gatwral Fea­ 4 cup slivered almonds guess tf Weat grabs ths ace of 8 tablespoons minced onions, teries of tests Eu'e.used -which try Katanga from outside. nearby seashore ■ community of diamonds for fear of losing it. A tures Oorp.) to measure intelligence, achieve­ pick Pacille Palisades, although the two soaked five minutes in 8 table­ ment and apeciid talents, not put­ good player wouldn't do this, but It spoons of Water fires a n only a half-mile apart at paya to put your opponents to the ting the weight on any one test. their nearest point. Local Stocks 1 four-ounce can of ptmlento, W ATCH FOR OUR Costs Said High test. They sometimee foil. Mrs. Holden Wright of the Bol up Miraculously, there have been no SPECIAL KIDS SHOW cut in strips ton school faculty and other teach­ deaths reported during the 4-day If West plays a low diamond, To Enlarge Ro6m <)aatattoaa mndataed by SAT. 1 PJ«— SUN. 2 PJH 1 tablespoon paprika ers explained the tests used in the holocaust.. At Ibaat ISO firemen Coburn M MIddlebrook, lue. 1/8 teaspoon saffron (optional) _ (Herald i>hoto by Satemla) school and answered parents’ the have been injured, none seriously. 'WIZARD OF BAGHDAiy* 1 tablespoon chopped parsley MRS. JOHN HORTON The estimates of what It will Bonk Stocks PLUS “FRECKUES’’ questions about jthem. The fires have destroyed many Bid Asked 1 teaspoon seuoned salt cost to renovate and enlarge the homes In the *100,000-and-up class Mirs. Wright’s class won the hearing room- In the Municipal Hartford National 1 teaspoon salt tmd the grated ‘ nuts. Beat egg dent of Manchester for almost attendance banner for ha-vlng the in the movie colony known as the Bank and Trust Co. 59 68 2 cups long grain processed Building are "considerahly In ex­ Hollywood Hills section. Thousands whites and fold Into this mixture. three years. largest number of parents present. cess” of the *3,500 which the board -Conn. Bank and Trust rice Pour Into 2 ten-inch or 3 eight- ■While living in Washington, A brochure waa mailed to all of persons fled from homes and 1 eight-ounce can tomato sauce of directors has appropriated for schools. Co...... 61 inch layer ciU weeMy or 8-SO montWy Auto. Defreit COMING SOON! Architect Arnold Lawrence was dangered in tho last four days were Publlo rttllnrs drlpping;s, stir onion, pimiento, Frosting. Stone and Webster engineers in games, parents will meet, as usual, called in to advise the engineer­ saved. They said this was a tribute Conn. Light Power 33 35 paprika, saffron, paraley, seasoned Fabulous FrosUng Washington, D.C. She is secretary with pack committee chairman Htfd. Electric Light 77 80 salt and salt. Add rice and stir un­ 12-PACK ing department on ways to make to the skill and tenacity of thou­ 1 pkg. (scant cup) semi-sweet of the Manchester YWCA, a mem­ Robert Warfel. NO DEPOSIT MuMiXyde the two celling levels and mold­ Hartford Gas Co. .. . 68 til rice is coated. Add tomato sauce, Scout Notes G.E. sands of city, county, state and fed­ . chocolate pieces ber of the Woman’s Club, League N O R K IU B N ings look uniform. eral employes who Joined forces to Southern New England atoric, wine, and bring to boil. Mix 4 cup of commercial sour cream of Women Voters In Maiichester At a meeting of Boy S cout 12 Lb. G.E. ^ince th{S coat estimates are so meet the threat. Telephone ...... 66 68 in almonds, thawed peas^ ham, and 4 teaspoon salt and the Order of Eastern Star in Troop 73 this week, the Alligator CBYSTAI. CLSAR B 0 TXUE8 1 3 iC u .F i PARIS CURTAIN SHOP Manulactcrtnt Onmnaales place In casserole, arrange pieces much higher than the appropria­ Television actor Richard Boone, Melt the chocolate pieces over Minnesota. Patrol did the best Job of solving • Miller Irevief tm tm r • vnoiBlM* VRi. Automatic 829 MAIN STREET-—MANCHESTER tion, said LeClaire', he has asked who saved his Mandeville Canyon Arrow, Hart. Heg. ,. 58 62 of chicken on top. Cover tightly hot, not boiling, water. Stir In the Refrigerator the engineering department and home by watering it down all night Associated Spring .. 13 15 and bake at 350 degrees for 45 sour cream and .salt Stir until Washer Lawrence "to And out what can be Monday, said: "Ih e firemen were Bristol Brass ...... 11H 13 H 'minutes or until the rice has ab­ smooth, and spread on cake. done within, the appropriation." a gallant bunch. Everybody re­ Dunham-Bush 4 5 sorbed ail liquid and each g;rain 222 This icing becomes firm but 2.75 weekly or 11.25 mofilMy 230 weekly or 10JS mewHily acted in a fine manner. I expected Em-Hart ...... 88 92 stands out separately. Serves eight. never hardens,- and freezes well. to find a lot of kooks and sight­ Fafnlr Bearing...... 52 56 Pecan Torte The icing may be diluted with hot seers in the canyon, but there was Heublein Inc...... 284 314 I eupa grated pecans (the ebn- water for a good chocolate sauce. 10 Pound 2 Hoot nothing like that. There was no N. B. M achine...... 21 24 slstency of pepper) .Mrs. Horton was bom In Terra panic." North and Judd .... 20 22 Automatic H f HP • affg yolks Haute, Ind., attended schools there, 2Sf>eed Flames dhd smoke from the Stanley Works ...... 19 21 1 4 cups sugar mountains 'still were visible for 3 tablespoons flour In Wilmington, Del., Euid in Wash­ 2 Cycle Veeder R o o t ...... 65 69 TIokaU At r AK\MM,U)N A\, l . ington, D.C. She has lived in sdl but Dryer miles. Associated Press reporter rbc above quotations are not to H AWTF ORI> CONN. 1 teaspoon s%lt MANCHESTER Charles Maher, who surveyed the 1 teaspoon baking powder seven states, and has been a resl- Automatic M construed as actual markets. jArthur||8_^rug__and^Maii^^ damage in the Bel-Air section, de­ 2 tablespoons Jamaica rum 220 Volt scribed the scene: “ It looked like 'Phone MI 3-7832* 6 egg whites QuAimr Work Shoe Sale Warter a vast graveyard of mansions . . . 4 pint whipping cream 169 1J S weekly or 7j00 moolMy In many places all that remained STANLBV WARNER powdered sugar Whirlpool 2jOO weekly or 8.50 momMy PUBLIC MARKET ’BmiA egg yolks until thick and light, and beat In sugar. Add flour, FAMOUS BRAND 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 M A IN STRcizT STATEm salt, baking powder, Jamaica rum, E. and Gas Ranges G-E DaLGoiitole GARDEN 6 pjn. oont. 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I ■ . .1 I ...... ,a K ■ . __i:_____ :______-1______■ ■______'■ -______■ ■ ■ . ■ « • . ■ t______'*. _____ rjomtvm Group Favors FCC Obiluary 500 Teachers vrMNWlI' AvnOTTOW RockvUle^Vernon. 11 Requests i«ci Tells Audience Proposal to Delete Hia Municipal Building, Che­ Gall Off Strike ney Tbchnloal 8ehMl and the Yaskulka ‘Amazed, Amused’, Before Zouers Ch. 3 from Hartford Bln. Aatala offlea of tba Mudlutar Water 'am M n . FhylUa TUlona flanoAmti, Oo. will ba cloiM toimorrow in Shooting for p Nov. 15 oonatrury (Oeathraed frMB Fact OiA) « . to 145^ t h fit, Hartford. In Nfw Britain obaarvanca of Vatarana D*y> Attacks Flaherty’s Record tlon (tart of its pctoeeetonel office ^ te r d a y In Hartford Hospital. which la Baturdfiy., *Unnk« othMT tw ten tn iiwlihfrwnnbt'^KpMU donations. He em' She was the mother to Joseph -Banka and putito and Otolw- buUdlng at 851 E. Ctenter St„ Pyr- iMnlnc health, blood cannot be phaaiaed the peed for ybung people, medluina of lociU, a«lf-expresa|toi (PMHtouad fla n Faga Gael In hlttinf tha dump laaos, Tas- Snd service to the IndlvidusI (Jon- Gulca, 77 Mather St., Manchester. Uc achoola wlU-ba opan, how^ BookvUla Republican biayoral^ amid Inveaemente Inc., neverthe- reaching the age of 21, to come in­ Survlvon, besides hsr son. In­ kulka said the mayor, Lao B. IBanutectiired and wa must depend to the program to insure its con­ nectiout communities. . evar, as will tha omoaa of tha eaa'dlata John J. Taakulka leee ie aaking tlie aoniflg board to III healthy donors . to k e ^ an clude her husband, Angelo Seno- But to Randan, the thnatanad Kartterd Elactrio U m Co., Flaherty Jr., “failed to Show posl- tinuance. 'rae hospitals of the state "The removal of Channel 3 from walkout was a strike, no matter whacked tha Ftaharty.admlnUtera- appeale for an “taeuranoe” time able supply on band in the the oon^tiU ve commercial tel^ fonts three sisten, and three tha Southern New E^Iand tlve leadezahip toward ending Mnt- last year used 05,014 pints of blood grandchildren. what it wu called. He told them so tlon today for lack o f leadenhlp In pdrary measures.” extMielon before etertlng con- ; banka tor the welfare of the of which 88,800 pints' were donat vision field in (Jonhecticut, where tt Tblephona Oo., tha Chamber of bringing about a permanent aolu- •tniction. ople- This is one way, despite Funeral services will ba held last Friday and said It would ba Commerce and all atbrea. ' Last week, Taskulka, announdag ed through the agency of the Red now poses a virtual monopoly, Saturday at 8 :S0 a.m. at the Larala iUagal. tlon to the city’s dump problem. eppeala .board, wfefch gave _ » critical world situation we face need not necessarily mean the re­ Qn Saturday, all town -11- a 10-polnt program, Nagged to OMEN’S Cross blood program , he reported. In a prepared etatement, Taakul­ the firm a vaitaiioe from' Reel^, ORTON’S today, that the Divine Powers and Sagarino Funeraj Home, 247 ’nus atatament did not go un- brarlea will ba closed, and atra “one man rule.” “The average shelf life of a pint moval of this desirable VHF Washington St. HartforiL Burial chsllenged. ka aaid ha waa “amazed and amuaed dmoe Zone c to allow tbe buUd- pave of reminding us that man of blood,” said the speaker, “ is 21 facility from this state," said the there Will be no mail dellvarlaa. 'Taskulka said Fliherty "mere­ •lUt needs man.” , will be In Mt. St, Benedict Ceme- Lynwood Pratt, dlrootor to the Tha main poat office will have by the atatament of the mayor tell­ ly pased the buck to the town ad- Ing. 'WUl oonelder ttie time exten­ days. Blood derivatives, are manu­ statement tery, Bloomfield. Connecticut Education Association, ing to the cooperation this admlnls-, sion request at a pUMo hearing r ^ l s was the message of Alfred factured from the outdated whole “Channel 3.could be utilized ad­ window aervlca from 8 to 10 mlnietratlon on the important lUcci, administrative director of Friends may call at the funeral said it should be up to the courts ajn. tration has had with aurrounding dump Issue. He had 16 months to -on Nov. 20 at 8 pm . In the Munic­ blood and made Into plasma, serum, vantageously in the field of educa­ home tonight from 7 to 8, and to­ to determine if the typaito walk­ communities. . ' ‘ - ipal Building. ' |to Connecticut Red Cross blood gamma globulin, vaccenia globu­ tional television affording state­ Veterans Day exercises wlU show leadership and failed.” ‘ Tram, at a townwide meeting morrow from 8 to 5, and 7 to out planned here would be affact- be bald Saturday at Manchea- ' “I stlU have not .figured out Just The Republican candidate, a Ruaaell Broderdbk, preaident to lin, fibrinogin and other serums, wide coverage by Just one single p.m. ad by a State Supreme Court of what he meant by cooperation,” Pyramid Inveetmente to Mantoiea- The Secret of Shape is night. About 100 persons at- and nothing is wasted. The cost of station at one single cost, as op­ tar Memorial Hospital at 11 city alderman, pledged to “do One of^ O ur Treasures nded the Red Cross blood pro- Errors opinion in a case involving Am., after a parad8 from tha Taakulka said. everything-possible to cooperate ter,- Indicated he expected woric purchasing a pint of blood ranges posed to the present plan for the Infant Vemuieaalt Norwalk teachen In 1951. At that He said It may mean permlsalon on the building would-start within « i m In Neill Hall of St. Mary’s erection and operation of two, paHclng lot of Manchester High with our selectmen In aii earnest Bl^scopal Church. from $25 to $50 a pint, or, for the time tha court said teachers have granted by other communities to the time requirament set by aon- "FRENCH MOULDING" rare types, around $75 a pint. eventually three, UHF stations... Dennis Michael Verraneault, Pi School to the; hoapital, starting effort to find an Immediate sOlu- -- Ricci stated that “ The Connecti­ fant son of Andrew and Sandra no right to strike. RockvUIe for temporary use of Ing regulations, but ttutt the ex­ Harris Tweed Where the Red Cross blood pro­ This would result in saving the around 10:30. The main speaker their dumps ”ln exchange for addi­ Uon.. cut blood program is one of the Odette ' Verraheault, 4 Pearl St. ’The latest salary schedule of­ at the exercises will ba Atty. He said the Republican ticket la tension request bad bean initiated gram is in effect all this is free," taxpayers hundrrils of thousands fered to the teachers -for their con­ tional cost for the taxpayers or a dbiest in the country. Red Cross of dbllars ...” died Tuesday at Manchester Me­ John S. G. Rottner. offering as "positive constructive / to forestall unanticipated . oondtr IJWHJ in this state is tree. The Ricci emphasized. sideration was made public Tues­ behind the scuiea agreement for an tlone, such as severe weather con­ N O W in these "Charity and sacrifice of the morial Hospital. He waa bom on program for all our citizens. We abarges that may appear on a hos- Monday. , day by th e. Board of Education extension to our Mwer lines to ac­ ditions. ■■ • > donor, the hard work of the vol­ commodate business and political pledge to . fulfill it on a minimum fatal bill in connection with blood Burial will be In the East Ceme­ and Board of Finance. This sched­ coet basis.” Among 10 other appeele slated aere for laboratory or transfusion unteers, faith in one’s fellowman, ule would exceed the teachers' de­ C oventry frlanda.” , ■ for board oonaideratioi) are two and the hope of the patient receiv­ 12th Circuit tery at the convenience qf the fami The GOP candidate referred, In The ticket, he said, also pledged Famous. W ARNER only and not for the blood It- ly- mands at the lower end of the "to produce positive results tiirough asking authority to convert ex­ COATS ilLj calf. This affects the economy of ing the blood, are all contained In salary range, but provides leas the first instance, to temporary isting dwelUngi to alkxw more one small bottle. Unlike a rocket The Hiflmea Ehineral Home, 400 dumping arrangements with Man­ positive planning not only for the tte state by saving its citizens Main St., is in charge of funeral than they are seeking for teach­ CD Plan Uses dwelling units, one requesting a Siouiandj of dollars yearly.” or bomb, bent on the destruction G>urt Cases er* with advanced degrees and chester and Ellington and, in the present but also for the future . . . Hand Woven Pure arrangements to give the necessary leadership special exertion to erect a gaso­ - - “ Because of the rapid growth of of mankind, blood helps to per­ considerable longevity. second case, apparently, to nego­ line station, and another to have petuate the hiiman "race,” Ricci which will produce an economic and t y population in Connecticut. Igaaey Wiersblckl Budd^ystem tiations between Rockville and El­ an undersized apartment,^ BRAS Wmch is well ahead of the national concluded. MANCHESTER SESSION lington toward a commitment at yet productive govenufient” ' Scottish W ool iWerage, there is a greater need for "The River of Life,” a docu­ Judge Searles Dearington today The funeral of Ignacy RflersMcki. the new Rockville'aewer plant for The city election ca n ^ lg n , be­ Initially, Pyramid Investments btood," he said. The 45 hospitals in mentary film, was shown. ordered 10-day Jail sentences for 74 North St., was'held this morning RockvUle-Vernon Each Coventry student attending future Industrial sewage from El- coming more active today, has be«i appeared befo:fo n the zoning board tha atata are an planning expansion Mrs. Myron A. Boglish, chair­ Marian Guldzlnski, 39, of IS at the Holmes FUnersl Home, 400 Wkidham High School wlU'ariences can ' craftsmen to Insure perfect ac­ fice next Wednesday from 5 to al, to the charge of disregarding a Ekuitman Williams, 193 Adams St., toward purchase of library (helves a request from the Lutheran during a three-month stay In Ger­ other public hearing In September fa be such nice kids.” 8 p.m. Church to use the achoola for traffic control mark (no passing died yesterday. He was bom Aug. for the Talcottville School Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ many last summer. which resulted In approval of the cord with this season’s smartest look! Irvin Langel, chief of the In- The foreign-bom must show sign) and fined $15. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hos church services. Also tabled was entry correspondent, F. Pauline building. toMtioR MnUtr at Wilkes-Barre in- On Wednesday, the Vernon He told of the determination to And each atyle is available In several documentary evidence of citi­ A second court trial brought a pital. Women’s Republican Club will the request of the Coventry Recrea- Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231. According to the rules to Uie.iq>- ObcUdR banter, was stunned by zenship. tion Committee to use the high both Catholics and Protestants to -beautiful monotones! a im o f the crash. Thirty-one of not ^ Ity finding by Judge Dear­ Survivors, besides- his parents, sponsor a food sale at Hartmann's peals body, construction must be­ ington In the case of Laurence include his paternal grandparents, school gymnasium Saturday morn­ carry oh their .(Christian witness 0ie young men had passed Supermarket, starting at 10 a.m. in the face to severe Communistic gin within 120 days after approv- Flynn, 20, of 180 Center St., who Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams of 'Die St. Joseph's bazaar, offering ings and Monday evenings start­ el. Sizes for petite and missy. t o r o u ^ the center. seemed to be operating on only ing later this month and continuing opposition, and to the degree of ' “ I was with those fellows all day two engines—both on the same had been charged with, tampering Brownfield, Maine, and his mater­ Polish food i^cialties including About Town Also at,'the Nov. 20 hearing. nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. through March. cooperation betweeh the t'wo faiths toom the time they arrived on side of the plane. with a motor vehicle. assorted Pastries and “plrogl,” will The communications were tabled. in Communist sectors. Pyramid Investments, Inc., is seek­ Here's A Real Buy! tdhartsred buses from Easton and It made one stab at a runway A nolle was entered by the Aubrey Edgecomb of Cornish, be open tomorrow from 1 to 9 ing a 'variance to put up a sign Maine. Chairman Walter Tedford said, be­ The Boroptlmist Club will hold a Bsthlsbem until they left for the but the FAA said, did not land court In the case of (Jharles Lari- p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to cause the proposed education business meeting Monday at 7:30 larger than regulations allow at Jttrport," he said. “ I worked with because of trouble with its landing bert, 41, of Vernon, who had Funeral services will be held to­ 9 p.m. Booths will sell religious the location. morrow at 2 p.m. at the Hamilton budget has been cut $22,163 by the p-m. at the home of Mrs. Mildred ^ m , I talked with them, inter- gear. It circled -away to the south been charged with failure to drive articles, Christmas gifts and other Wasley, 20 Academy St. Drills, Saw Taken Moving to convert existing resi­ and then, on the return approach, Funeral Home In Oimlah, Maine, Items. Proceeds are earmarked boand of finance. This will come up 'Hesvsd them and calmed their ap- in a proper lane. for action today at 8 p.m. at the dences to provide more dwelling 4 nnhsMioaa.” crashed Into the woods, mowing TTie Rev. T. W. Cornish of the Cor­ for the church building fund. units are Frances Greenwood to C a i^ continued: adjourned annual town meeting at Members of the Luther League In Jarvis Break . Only the pilot and flight engineer down trees as It headed for the Until Nov. 16, John J. Sulllvah, nish Federated Church will offici­ At Vernon Methodist ^urch-Sat­ 765 E. Middle Tpke., Residence ate. Burial will be In Riverside Robertson School. to Zion Elvangelieal Lutheran •af the plane survived the tragedy. ravine. 24, of Vernon, for court trial to urday, the WSCS will sponsor a Zone A, special exception to change S’ *, i * S niere were several explosions— (Jemetery, Cornish. sale of aprons, mittens, wool scarfs, Tedford aaid board members Cdiurch will attend a Martin Lu­ Police are investigating a break :1Their accounts of events leading up charge of failure to yield right of felt became of the large cut In the the. single family into a two-fam­ to the craM) was not Immediately some witnesaee said as few as ’The Walter N. Leclerc FUneral plants, home baked partries and ther birthday banquet tomorrow at the office to the Jarvis Con­ ily dwelling; and Arthur R. Wilkie way. Home, 23 Main S t, la In charge of original hequeat, outside activities at 6:45 p.m. at the Bethany Lu­ struction Co. on New State Rd, In Panties torallahle. Neither was critically three.-others as many as 15—and UnUl Dec. 4, Harry LeUter, 42. holiday gifts Items. Sandwiches and of 16 Walker St., also Residence tout. then great walls of flame leaped arrangements. pie win be sold at noon for lunch in the schools would have to be theran Church, West Hartford. which three electric drills and a of 4 Pearl St., for plea to charge curtailed. He explained that money Zone A, a variance to convert a However, federal authorities said upward. j and a ham and baked bean supper skill saw are reported missing. two-family-duelling Into a Uiree- of larceny. Leister was arrested received from outside activities Ovt) Scout Pack 144 will swim N A. P. Webb, a customer service will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. The break was discovered about tha aircraft developed engine yesterday afternoon and presented family dwelling. toouhia about 10 milaa west of Rich, agent for Eastern Airlines, said The Gin Scout sale will be be­ goes into the General Fund and Saturday from 3 to 4 p.m. at the 1:45 a.m. today by Patrolman Asking special exception for the toond and beaded for an emgrgen, he watched from an airport ramp In court today but-further Investi­ F u n erals tween 3 and 4:30 p.m. Monday and does not come back to the board of East Side Rec. Charles Morneau, who was msk- gation hss been requested in the education. gas station, at 645 N. Mah) St., In­ M landing a f ^ frd Field, Just east as the Constellation came down. from 7 to 8 p.m. before the meet­ Ing his nightly rounds In tha area. dustrial- Zone, is Abe N'uasdorf, "It started to settle Into the case. The board approved George Yeo­ « the city. T3ie soithorltles said the Charles H. Donahue ing of the I ^ e St. School PTO, The Hi-Leaguers to the Coven­ same address. tirst landiifg attempt was thwarted trees southeast of the field, very Scouts will bake cakes and pies and mans as a tuition student at Wind­ ant (Jongregatiohal Church will The professicHial laundry In­ A variance allowing an under^ slowly, as if it were stallin g...! The funeral of Charles H. Dona­ Ify landing gear dIfficulUee. hue, 1(X)6 W. Middle T ^ e .. waa hdd home made candy for the sale. ham High School as it had been ad­ leave tomorrow at 6:30 p.m., from dustry processes 2% mlUton sized apartment at the rear to 151 Regularly 59c each ^fteacue cOorta were aeriously saw it disappear behind the trees. Hospital Note0 this morning at the John F. Tierney Donations are being accepted by vised by the State Board of B!du* the church, for a retreat at “The tons . of dirty clothing and linens N. Main St., Business Zone 8, Is Inmpered by. thousands of curious "Suddenly the horizon lit up, Fhinerai Home, 219 W. Center St., Doris Stiles or Karen Kilpatrick. cation that whereas the youth Is Refuge” In Wlllington. each year. asked by Ada Pagani. ptbo thronged the crash sirea with­ After the ^ k is h glow died down, with a<«olemn high Maas of requiem Others seeking exceptions to the in minutes. But there aeemed doubt a great ball of flames came tqi.” visiting hours are 2 to 8 pjo. to Church of the Assumption. zoning codes are; Plantland, Inc., to to whether anyone could have J. F. Gre«, a member of the for ah areas, except mnteeaity, Wilbur Croes Highway west to 0 The Rev. Joseph Farrell was Been saved. One of the firat rescu- Eaatover Garden Fire Department where they are 2 to and 8:88 celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Slater S.t. Rural Zone, extension to Buy plenty of them Now. < n on the spot said: —one of the first rescue units to to 8 p.m.; and private roonta w ben FYancis T. Butler as deacon and permission for a ground sign; Eklna 'jX-rnie whole fuaelega eras on reach the scene—said “ the woods ttey are 10 s-m. to 8 pjn. Vlaltore Ready ot 474 Main St., Business Excellent acetate tricot were lit up” by the flames. the Rev. Philip Delaney as subdea- A r e ... I could see'people la the are requested not to. smoke tn pa­ con. Paul Chetelto w u organist and Zone 3, variance for a lighted Biaae but no one was acceaming. "1 walked back into the woods.. tient’s rooms. No more ttom twe soloist. V ground sign closer to the street briefs and elastic Iflg pan- ^.Today tbwe began the grim when I got near the plane, I saw than allowed; and Peter Ponticelll two crew members wandering vtsitore at one time per patient. Burial was In St. Bridget’s Oeme- ties in white,/blue, pink totsk trying to Identify the around (Conway and Poythress). tery, with committal prayers by VALUE of 12 McKee St, Residence SSone Father Butler. B, extension to permission to use itoarred and broken bodies of the We were about M yards from tlje ADICTTED TBSTEatDAT: or maize. Sizes 6 to 8. f ? 'vlctima. plane v^en someone went up and Samuel Brown, 11 N. Ftorfield Bearers were William Donahue, the garage for business equipment V ’ 'Wocktag In freezing weather un- brought them out of the woods St.; Todd Sperry. IVlapping; Frank Joseph Donahue, John Donahue. storage. W. D. A. B. 4 ir starry akiea and in the glare the wh(de fuselage was on fire Miller. 14 Perkins St.; Mre. Lil­ Geoige Donahue. John McDermott FRIGIDAIRE ^Iso: The Royal Ice Cream Co., and Samuel Feltham. f t A battery of spotlights, flze- 1 could see people in the plane, but lian Curtis, 18 Chestnut St.; Deb­ o t 27 Warren St.. Residence 2k>ne M played atreama of foam eg, orah and Joel Wilson. Hazardville; B, variance for an overhang to a no one was screaming.” Rev. John Matthew Ven Deck DAYS! Saving of 17.00 ttagntaber oa the smoldering sket So difficult was the terrain at Mrs. Jean Wilson, 35 W. Gardner non-conforming building which will . toon o f the plane through the the crash scene that the first piece St.; Mrs. Bertha Generous, 33 The funeral of the Rev. John be closer to the sidelines than is Bom lng hours. of fire equipment could not reach Deerfield Dr.; Bruce Bayler, 90 Matthew Von Deck, Rt. 44A, Bol­ allowed; Gilbert Saegaert and Elv- A Civil Air Patrol officer at the the wreckage until 10:45 p.m., Woodbridge St.; Maureen Lough- ton. will be held Saturday at erett 'VanDyne, 116 Keeney St., •cene. LL OoL Alfred C. Nowlt- more than an hour after the crash. rey, 15 (Jolumbus St.; Leland p. m. at The United Methodist Rural Residence Zohe, variariCe for 3 DAYS 0 8 l]f! If you wout borgoius, fa fik t on v o Ii m ! Ntw 1 9A 2 w chIim ’ r im t is r o M No. 1 by U. S. Tost* All Wool flky. said identifications might One pumper truck got stuck. Welton, 37 Elm St., Rockville; (Jhurch, Bolton. The Rev. Carlton an antique shop In a bam on the property. Popular Styles- Mver be eampfuta. A clear path through the woods Nathan Hiller. Coventry; - Roger T. Daley, pastor, will officiate ■ “AH the bcKlica ware consumed isn't carved out until armored Clark Jr, 11 Russell Dr.. Vernon; Burial will be in QuarryvUle Ce­ ing C o. fo r K 5 T W ASH. K S T RINSE. REST UNT REMOVAL, and BEST DAMP DRY. OUR GREATEST that warn, left in the plane," No- cars of the Virginia National Charles Buckridge. 452 W. Middle metery, Bolton. Melton Way Down Price wlsky said. "Tliere was nothing Guard’ s 183rd Reconnaissance ’Tpke. Friends may call at the Holmes 1 f 6 2 SALIi Don’t miss tMs monny^ooving ovtnt! Sov* en Wosiiers - Dryers - Refrigewtois - DWi- Queen, Philip Start anybody could do except, cohtaln Squadron slugged their way ADMI’lTtlD TOOAY; Mias Funeral Home, 400 .Main St., Man­ ytoi flre." through the underbrurii and mud. Hsmela Onofrio, Ekust Hartford. chester, tomorrow from 3 to 6, wofibers. Jet Trip to Ghana ■ TTie pilot of ttae'lkane, Capt. Thousands of curiosity seekers BIRTOS YESTERDAY: A son and 7 to 9 p.m. walked to the scene, hampering to Mr.- and Mrs. George-Maloney, >^P*A*B> Sonald Conway. 29, West HoUy- (Cantinned ffom Page One) 'wood, Fla., said he survived 1^ rescue work. Police rt^ied them off 360 'Windsor St.; a daughter to Climbing out a window In the cock- from the area and eventually used Mr. and Mrs. William Haggis fierce police dogs to hold back the RFT> 1; a eon to ^ r and Mrs Al­ NOTICE m gm tw M mah aroused fears in press and Jtt after the crash. His flight parlianient that the Queen might engineer, W. F. Poytlwess, 30, throng. bert Tefft, Broad Brook. In accordance with the require- On heavily traveled U.S. 60, FRIGIDAIRE Washer herself h^ a target for demonstra­ tolsml. escaped , through a door. BIRTH TC^AY: A son to Mr. ment of the Zoning Regulations for WALLETS nearest m ajor highway, hundreds and Mrs. TSioinas Ottman, Hazard- tors. .99 Heither was critically hurt. the town of Manchester,, (Jonn., the But after a haaty trip to Accra of cars produced a tremendous ville. ' Zoning Board of Appeals will hold Cowvay told newsmen there traffic' Jam which held up am­ DISfjHARGED YESTERDAY: 'this week by Commonwealth Min­ public hearing on Monday eve­ ister Duncan Sandys, Prime Minis­ ffa r a 78 rei*rui(B aboard the plane bulances rushing to the crash site. Za^is Berzins, 120 Forest St.; Mrs. ning, Nov. 20, 1961 at 8 P.M. In soaks and washes wdthiiits crew of five Army lists Police needed hours to unsnarl the Edith Mayer, 75 Wedgewood St.; ter Macmillan’s government" decid­ to the passengers, however, show­ the Hearing Room of the Munlci ed it waa safe to let the visit go on Regular to $29.99 $ 2 .5 9 phalanx of automobiles that com­ Albert TurReon, 146 Center St.; pal Building on the following ap- ed only T4 servicemen on the, air- as scheduled. The cabinet aaid “ the pletely blocked the highw ay.,- Stephen Oskln, 47 Talcott Ave„ pUcation: STATE HEARING .draft, 70 of them .recruits and four Slowly, the fuselage of th a Con­ Rockville. degree of risk . . . is no greater ALSO. than that which has'been present \ That's All to them regular army enlisteesr stellation with its greatfw ight •»' DIS(JHARGED TODAY: Cathy Abe Nussdorf; 545 North Main automatically! 2 lor $ 5 In any event tt was the worst human life burned itablf out. By Robbins, Coventry; Barbara In many of her previous Journeys.” St.; Industrial 2ione. Special excep­ Ihe Queen and Philip will tour Btane crash in Virginia history, 2 a.m., only the siweton of the Steele, 460 Vernon St.; Mrs. Sarah tion is requested to erect gasoline With fatalities far exceeding the plane was left Some 50 feet away a Automatic Soak Cycle, with Automatic Advance Ghana until Nov. 20, then board Bums, East Hartford; Judy Wat­ service station at above location 100% wool Loden t y ^ coat with matching hood, cozy pile lining! Here's the perfect Christmas gift. Beau­ toU of 80 In the crash of a Capital lay the tall spetlon, ripped from the son, Wilson Lane, Vernon; Rich­ ■ the rojml ytacht Britannia for vis­ and have certificate of approval to wash; soaks, washes, spin dries without reset* Sizes 8 to 18. Hm rope toggle closing. Many styles to choose from, tiful and efficient wallets Including leath­ ^ U n e u Viscount at Holdcroft pn rest of the' plane in Its descent ard Lewis 76 McKee St.; Mrs for same. its to Liberia, Sierra Leone and ton. 18, 1860. I h e last big crash ting d ia l! ers, coffee breaks, clutches and French through the trees. Martha Purks, East Hartford; All persons Interested may at­ Gambia. The Queen' 'will fly. home t In I»deni Camel and B l^k, Get your new car coat at a big saving. toar here was In 1846 when 27 from I>akar on Dec. 6, while her purses. Values $5 to $10. State Police at first identifled'the Thomas Cole, 19 Locust St.; Fran­ tend this hearing. a patented 3-Ring “ Pump" Agitator-bathes deep Mriebad la the crash of a Viking plane erroneously as an Elastem cis Copeland Jr, 412 E. Center St.; husband will go to Dar-es-Salaam Zoning Board of Appeals "U- dirt out without beating. . . turns clothes over and «lr-lVansport Co. plane. Airlines Constellation. The Im­ Mias Brenda Baker. 39 Lyndale Roger B. Bagley, for celebratioos and oeretnoifl^ ■ \^n»ah Imperial Constellation, one perial fleet of which It was a one- St.; M n. Alice Raymo, 68 Wood- Chairman over gently for a sparkling clean w4sh ! marking the Independence of to three Imperial aircraft under third part has headquarters In bridge St.; FVank Ehies, Wapping; Daniel L. Hair, Tanganyika, w fil^ Britain has ad­ tootraot to the Army to haul re- Miami and makes unscheduled Frederick Ekigland, 172 School St. Secretary • Automatic dispansing of all laundry aids - deterv ministered under a UJf, trustee­ ^ Many Other Big Values In Our Coat Shop oruits, liad left Newark, N. j., at flights flve or six times weekly gent and bl8ach- dye, rinse conditioners, liquid ship. “ t o a pun. It a t q i^ .a t ihe Wilkes- carrying recnilU to Army sta­ or powder-all under water! Prim* Minister Macmillan and 9 Barre - - Scranton, Pa., Airport tions. Sandys were at London airport for (fe d at Balttmoro. Md.. to pick up Imperial 'AtrUnes was knowm as • Two fresh Water Lint-Away rinses float lint away the royal departure. Wearing a "lldttlonal veefnita destined for Ft. full-length sable coat and maihon Regina AlrUnes in 1953, when one atoohiatlcally-away from the clothes, and out of pekaop. 8 . a , for besic training. of its planes crashed near Cen- velvet hat, the Queen emiled to g Very Specially Priced I' m a t e listing showed that the washer! tralla, Calif., kllUng two crew cheering, flag-waving group of S K IR tS ! W O O L K tS lT Our Regularly jy ru lta ^ y d f q u r ;^ l s r Army" rmembem and’ 19 solvere___en route Ghanaten students who sang a tolisteen btoftod tbe^^ plane at to McCord Air Ftorce Base. • SudsWater Savor Modal WDR-82 saves over 6400 special hymn that aaid; Ipeeraric, 81 feciiiita boarded her gallons of hot water a year! "Let her rejoice with all Ghan­ SK lR T S! Famous Bertlyn, t o W lU w B erte — Scranton Air aians and every moment cheeiful MITTENS $3.99 at Atoto, Fa., and 17 at I Ask us about the FrWIdalio ts-yoar lifatima testj | be, and still to things fraternal BaiUmore'n m en dsh lp Intema- 11 Men PerisK and look and cheerful be throughout They banish cold weather' and SUPPERS' Maaal AirporL her tour.” Ih e Fedarel Aviation AdminU have matohlng cuddle Mps. As- $ ^ 5 . 4 4 In Plane Crash Elizabeth aiao spottd a 6-year- sorted colors. Sizes S-M-L tosMiwi etod the planr develi^ed old Ghanaian girl, Pearl Acquaye, More SKIRTS! SUPP AND iM toa trouble about 10 miles west Com* in L for tbn tolUcbmaod and beaded for Byrd Brunswick, Maine, Nov. 9 (it, — waiting outside the VIP loungd to Regularly $3.99 i P t o Just eeet to the city limits, Eleven Navy men were kiUerf yes-, LOWEST PRICES present a bouquet and expressed Sir an epierStoey landing. torday when thdir Brunswick based Liiii concern that the chfld might catch HOSE BOOTS ^‘.vWtneeto* at the airport aaid it Neptune bomber plunged Into the Model WD-62,4 colors or white EVER! P liC M Stcurt cold in the chill morning hour. Of­ a w flaw over the field at an am- ocean 100 miles off the Virginia ficials ushered the little girl into $4.94 toito to tody 1M to MO feet and Capes. the building to wait until time Outstanding Only The plane, designated PV2, a F KRIGIDAmE " for her to make'her presentation. fitoftead, long fang* bimlMr, was FNOOUOT OW OWNBRAU M O T O R S Regularly to 7.99 $ 2 -9 4 m s p v t in an anU-cubnailiM JOBIX88 OLAIM8 DOWN Ita^nlsaion with the cantor Hartford, Nov., 9 (Jt—Claims for JEWELRY m oticeB M k e Cbamnlain. #/ State Unemployment Compensa­ gbufli ofteij, oMitact wss lost I said to Nobody-i—biit nobody-— is goinir to "Appliance and tion declined by 126 la s iw e ^ the C!hoos« your favorite silhou­ By a famous maker never before sold ,JTO the plant, two bo^es and two outbid me on the 9 x 12 braided rusr. at the Kiwanis State Labor Departmient said yes­ ette slim or full in the sea­ at this low, low price. -An array of slipt ate rafts and other bits ol wredc- // terday. Commli^oner Renato Ric- son's newest ctflora .Sizes 8 Banish fatigue with these exceptional stock­ to 18. -TT- 5 9 c 2 for $1 pers and boots. JuatTh time to save for ag* were ttoovwed and w en tokan Radio Auction evan if it means bidding: 9140.'After all, ______Furniture C M e r > ciutl said the drop was from 36,- ings. Wear them all day long. Enjoy the great Chriatmaa giving. This group includes tonard ttas eantor. Om to tha tha money foas 'to Manchester youth projects and if 389 claims to 85,274. A year ago ls>vely nW Jewelry In. beede of many styles mcliid- feeling of relief that goes with the wearing of leathers, suedes and fabrics In kll wanted a D. PEARL 4 Ing 2 to 6 strand Mbs and matching earrings. Supp H o ^ n fta waa Hubert doesn’t like it, etc., etc.” ' M t MAIN SIT.( MAMCHeSIER " " " " ^ claims declined by '642 to 87,706. styles. Sizes 6 to 9H. ^ ' Hia Bmnmrlck baao MBOttod Ml 3*2171 The Bridgeport area led the state tta plaaa toto jig jtt 8 pjnT^ T ^ ' in Claims vrith 5,098, followed by, y lOWAfift KAMO AUenON tlO¥e H m d n THUR80AY and HMNLY I U f PAL P O R iim S A U l Hartford, 6,187, and New Haven, Ibr l i 8,288.

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tM Urn* ia efaMiK and narchan- A t W o rk 4 im and BMoajr donaHona continue PINE STREET and PINE STREET and ja iBBWBt on tha Khrania atockpUe ieC ttama for Ow aacond annual •• li By THB ASSOCIATSD nnnW radio auction nast Tueaday add HARTFORD ROAD HARTFORD ROAD The remarkable odyssey of •- Wadnaaday nM ta on WINF ba> tuna fish, the almost human be­ tween “ iSO and U n.m. M A N C H in iR l MANCHESTER havior of the whale, and a new ea- Biddlar tor ttta mora than 200 timate of the distance from Burth Hama aw come from the area FORMiRLY CHRNiY MILLS F0IRMEM.Y CHENSr MiUS to the sun are subjects for sdsnee dUsenry via the teleidione. An ad> S at work; wartlaament in tomorrow’a edition The Herald will explain the SELI^-SERVICE DEPT STORE °How Fast Ui« Tuna axact bidding procedure to follow. IELF-S6RVICE DEPT STORI The tuna fish ranges far sad Numbered items in special groups wide—and apparently wasted little and the special telephone number time en route. to call will appear in the special Xlwanis ad. A giant bluefin tuna was tagged Klwanlans will handle a barrage by scTentlets off Cat Cay In the Ba­ « t tcleidiones to be Installed by the hamas on June 10 this year. It telephone company for the event. was caught off Bergen, Norway The latest list of items received Just 122 days later—some 6,900 di­ for the auction include two 120 rect miles away. " * hotel credit cards,. one for any That means it Covered oome 99 Statler Hotel and another for any miles a day, if it started the day It Sheraton Hotel, donated by WINF was tagged, swam the distance In, radio. WINF is also turning the a straight line without any side- greater part of its station fa­ trips, and was caught the day it culties over to the Klwanlans. arrived. i.. »>, Other items contributed, and The bluefin tuna, which Is sup­ their values are: Hartford Gas Co.. posed to cruise at about three miles $20 donation; Walter’s Barber ah hour, may have had some bel^ Shop, assorted hair tonic, $4; Fal­ from the Gulf Stream current part lot Studio, Century 3SA Grallex of the trip, say reaearchtn at camera and case. $30:' Hartford Woods Hole Oceanographic Lwtitu- National Bank, $10 sayings ac­ tlon. count; Ruasell's Barber Shop, two mart-alse botUea Breck shampoo, How Human the Whale Id; Lester Sickel, repair service. Many whales and dolphins, b ^ sides being mammals like man, are |S; Allied Printing Service, 1,000 also unusually intelligent each—letterheads and envelopes, —and scientists have long wanted |10; Sears Roebuck, electric skil­ Sale Starts to study them In their natural let, $12.05; Manchester Plymouth roaming area. Oo„ two fancy auto alda view mir­ Sale Starts Although the aize of the ocean rors, instaUed. $14; PhilUps Ameri­ and the uncooperative nature o f the can Finance Co., $10 donation; animals make this difficult, selsn- 9 Plnahurat Market, $25'worth tists have been able to gtt seme (your choice) groceries; Robert M. Kiii::*!>i llsis Fvf^rviliiii;; V. siiid strange, homey views of some, Uks Rieid & Sons, three-foot unpainted a .m . the Pacific pilot whale. pine Deacon's bench, $23; Blair Friday 10 These small whales travel ht and Starkel, tsm shares of Fhitnam hm Friday 1 O hunting formations, feeding schools Growth Fund, $ ll per share; Paul and even loafing groups. They have Dodge Pontiac, convertible top F v 4M*vlliiii:; d'osis been ' seen to assist Injured Meaner kit, $3.49; Turcotte's Elsso. schoolmates. Mother whales even five quarts Uniflo oil, $3.20; Tweed try' to support the bodies of their Apparel, driving gloves, $5. Also, Dillon Sales and Service: OPEN Sat. lO t.10 dead young. And, like the human, the pilot whale tries to protect its two outside rear view mirrors, l’'iiiiio ii« i llriim ls in l> 27 OPENSaUOtolO young from capture. $5.96 each, $11.90; Gordon’s Clean- ets, $5 gift certificate; Grand K^Uoa, $10 gift certificate; Fo­ How High the Snnf garty Bros., 100 galkms fuel oil, Giant radar ears that keep on th# $15.90; Winkler ./Wto Parts, out- lookout tor badllstlc inlsslls attack olds minor, $4fi0; Weldon Drug,- have been u84^ to get a new Idea c f on s'A a sco camera outfit, $27.95; ko velty trim how far the Barth is from the sun.' Men's Long Sleeve That critical distance Is tbs one Weidon Beauty Salon, Aquamarine that astronomers use to Judge tha spray mist, $4fi$; Diqilay Crafts- - - f WASH 'n WEAR man, lO squares of pegboard for Priutod size and dlstancea of the solar do-it-yourself projaot, ^fiO; Har- QIRLSr system, but an aceurats figure is BOYS' V4ew FoH , ^ O ^ E H ’5 hard to come by, and new massuro- ile tt’s B eau^ Sakm, Tweed bath ments are constantly bMng m ote powder and toUet wnter, $5.25; FLAHHEl Wash ’n W ear This time Radio Corporation of Hertford Road BnterprlseA three America acientists used the iMUis- gaUens permancBt antl-dbeese f' ^ O R IO H Du Pont ZEREX tic warning radar to messurs tbs ' fktsn m tsm otlonal Hlaivester, distance to the planet Venus and $9.76; WHton's G ift Shop, maSk, PAIAMAS translated this distance Into the $8X0. Permanent Type distance to the sun. Tbelr figure: A J^ Mandiestar Modas, Alpac m supoHS 93,497,500 miles, give or take psr-^ ttMd twesd cost, stss 8, $90.96; Al- Sport Shirts haps 200 miles. . SBC BaMcney. *nrst Flight” set of I4 m | t % . . It agrees closely with other'’^ tour woodA $100; WUHam Peck ANTI-FREEZE cent measurements, but It IS some N bondier Oo„ Buritron range hood. 40,000 miles greater than a 1950 $0996; A $996 covered wagon figure generally oonsMered most lamp from a frisod of Kiwonis; authoritative until now. W iasaa O. CRsnney, 900-foot Pon- darasa pliN 6 hy 8 foot Nu-wall How Bright, How BIgM pansMag tor 10 by 12 foot room. Psychologists, are.now trybig to $0190; fCIUEord’A p i^ v a r BTatuiela measure creaUve aMUty os wsH $1096; Tony’s Soso, 10 gallons Clofh. as intelligence quotients or IQi. A $8; Hsrltage Interlon, lamp. atid n o v ^ assorted And tji^y fihdlng thSt tlw Mfh it? IQ and the high creative abUity AIs a Manctisstir Motor Sales, and fancies. Buff 1.47 don’t always go hand in hand. ' 0 Plaid flannels, broadcloths, neat and all- For all car radiatora. Prevents rust, clog-, set of ear chains, $29; Fairways, s o U d a Testa are now being mode of . two-hour glass planteis at $5 each, over patterns. Button-downs or issrma- WWW. » '■ stays. All with breast pockets. Full cut, up and freezing. Best protection for new A- fluency or flexibility of thinlting- flO ; ManaMstar Lumber Co., three Paste/3 — In this kind of test, psyebologlats pieced of preferred mahogany well tailored. Small, medium and large. engines, too. None sold to dealers. S iz i pastels* 34 up to say there la no one ri^ t answer, -mywood, $M; Fbidell Venetian W 34-40. P to iarge 48. but a large number of acesptabti .BUnd Oo., bare wmetlan blinds, 96 answers. A hy 60 IncbCA'Caatom made, $18.60; \ Barller tests on A ilts toosred and FelicsT. Beauty Salon, per- this. And now a study of 5th and V shanent wave, $10. 9th gradera seenu to show tbs Newest Fashions! Infants’ Sanforized same thing; People seem to dUfsr Bulky Orion Cotton Fleece in the kinds of ability they have. GIRLS’ 2-Pc. KNIT ALUMINUM Stench Hits How Lohg to Folloat SWEATERS SLEEPERS Crirty's Caulking PI Scientists now have a bettor .97 STORM idea of how kmg fallout takas to llniyersity scarfs Peter Pan, Cowl Col­ .97 fLASriC O fall out, thanks to measursEasnU Non-skid plastic feet, lars, Norwegian In­ elastic at ankles. Easy Compound at radioactive carbon during the sp ire fine and knit d ry WINDOWS Ocono, Mahu, Nov. 9 (in — The to wash and dry. Grip­ ..trtcot, M ils ^ nuclear testing of the 1950s. look. Girls' sizes 7 to per fasteners, warm, standard 91% x 19%. From 1955 to 1959, for'lnstanes, president and trustees of the Unl- 14. TSMlty of Maine are pondering knit cotton. Sizes to < to i z e. CAN Fite most basement Cartridge EACH «n ita ry there was a 30 per cent rise la the the anmver to a queetlon poeed by A. 1^ GAS windows. quplsa,’ “ "d amount of carbon 14 In the lower 900 faculty and staff members Kespo * • « E a c h atmosphere (the 10 miles elossst *?Vbat do ws do about this awful xfleoat the Earth) of the northern baif of sm enr* the world. Then in 1960 the car­ The odor comes from the PsnolK bon 14 level declined, Indicating it scot Cbemlcal Fiber Co. ifiant In was falling to the ocean faster nesihy Old Town. It’a the reeult BOYS' and GfRiS' GAY, COLORFUL than It was entering the lower at­ of a knurt procese of paper pro­ ANTI-BACTERIA mosphere from the higher oltitud# duction in uee since Auguet P U ^ G L U N E S utSSIES’ and WOMCWS stratosphere. The question came In a petition Top Quality NO-GERM ®eoeon SO x 9n The southern half of the world* ctrculated by some of the profes- 'N»U«o showed less carbon 14 than tha sora. Aboht a docen -signera say c TOTS - f l a n n e l or CHRISTMAS norttiem half during the 19054)0 they win leave the school if some­ ^^TRA-WIDE^ period. But In 1050 It caught up thing isn’t done to limit the Pull-On Boots ®®^T n d —and scientists esUmste the mix­ Steni^ f VACUUM ing rate for dust caught In the University president lioyd boxer r s winds of the two halves of the Elliott and the tnuteea plan to and GIRLS' world is fairly rapid. meet with paper mlQ officials to <.4 f t ^tHTS SET 5i«wirff the problem. l o n g e r 9 0 0 Pound Man Diea The manager of the paper mill. New Corduroy Trank Harlow, said the odor is Prattville, Ala., Nov. 9 (A not toxic, hut he added he doesn't Martin |>vy. a former carnival Uks the smell, jdther. 4.97 For all makes, J t l performer weighing about 900 OXFORDS all models. Has pounds, died yesterday at Us Popular one. 3 ROLL exclusive trailer-psu-k hom-s. He was 08. Deaths Last ^if(ht Cushion crepe strap Style in chemical agent Levy’s agent, Walter L. Woneua rubber soles. red, white or PACK that flghts of nearby Montgomery, said Lavy brown. On or Black or » bacteria that was bom in Boston, Mass., and Bv THE ASSOCIATBa) PRESS off in a Jiffy. 3 ' (UMorted rolls in blow out your Fakn Beadf, Fla. — Harold D. green. Sizes 4 had been In show business moat Sizes 5 to 12. package . 360" of cleaner ex- of his life. Wsed, 80, inventor of the first to 10. wrappuig paper, 20” \haust; auto tire chain In 1908, died , Walda 9 to Hb> last worked regularly wltli . iVediMaday. He was the founder of h teit. SoUda. pnTits, wide. the Gooding Amusements Shows the Weed Tire (Th^ Co., Bridge­ -8. styles- dark shades. before moving to PrattvUls ISst spring. ■ port, Conn. H e was bom in For-, cstripes-10 estppft, N.Y., and lived in South- 9 y o ^ OomL, many yean. m New Toilc—William M. Holmes. BOYS' vMk tosmer president Of Bonwit TMkr and the James McCreery Zip-Off Hood sod Qo-> died Wledneeday o f a lu a rt amndwt Hohnes, who Hazel Elshop Hair Spray l-'* - r-a- BROWME hsm to'IrtMad, began hie iner- SATEEN 6 FT. Fries Without Fot, Oil, Butter! MiaiidlMng career in Canada and AUTOMATIC Cssas to mis country in 1929. He JCodcdc 13 Oz. Can JACKET ALUMINUM .gsrwd la sseeattre-post with finna PRESTO m-INCH IMPORTED ITALIAN la Boston sad Mlhrankee before ICHRISTMAS ------i BcmsItTWler as vfass pres­ \ j O " Movie Outfit STEAM and DRY IRONS ‘ O B N U IN B and genend mansger in TREE l« -r l wiMi WchIi and ¥(oar Sattlngg ?"lWltfllng(iMi —' Hrs. Anns Doug- Lady Esther Hand and I With Metal stand .ISSS BBkii, so, wife of financier .97 Cismnr e .-tMUon and mother of NO-STIK FRY PAN ■swstary «f the Treasury Doug- . M s xmiOh, died Wedilewlay at her Body^ Includes automatic 8 mm. “ ■ vfhP HilU, NJ„ after a movie camera with case, 0 0 -Per huaband former- Lotion Full cclar cloud 8 mm. projector with ^ Nisw York tovest- quilted lining In case, 2-light bar, two 300 ^ p n a o f DUkm, body, slMve and ■ 1 watt bulbs, 30x40 tripod IN THE M s w asbofa screen, .1 cartoon film to oasembla, hood. Z 1 p p • r to store. Life- HANDY 1 2 -F A G K Trol HAIR TONIC front. Chazteool and booklst, "How to Safety iron to­ Maka Hbvlaa” ne non-tarplsh, gray, B»ry, lo. day’s miraclb fa b ­ riding alumlmun. den. 81m s 8 to T R A N S I ^ R rics. More steam, Kxtra-faeavy gauge iM O U m PPofeagfama] 10. fety protected RADIO HATraRIES longest steaming Jpe, Use It year af- aluminum. F o o ^ NO Siza 8 Vrtt time, largest sole Iter ‘year, always can’t atlck. Washes [looks beautiful. sasUy. Heats evenly. 29c plate. W ith, .wood spatula

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.the future guidance tbs world is er. The Jete out-v6tMe Carrier Mall he will be fotmd giving off little the tanks, and Arosemena is try­ two thirds were 75 yfars oi Nder. en a hearing should be suspended could be sniffed more carefully? can be dangerous. Childreii be­ One Tear ...... Uh.SO 133 uu signs of his reassurance. . ing to act as if the polls had been or Compromised or adjusited. For all their frequent bor^om, ‘‘Intensive educaUon among Six Montba ...... 7.7S 11 (W lieved bitten hy the brown hairy tbase elderly c itiz ^ .ln every com­ Three Montba'...... 8.90 >:K closed. He has even asked 0 couple Once again, not only on behalf the required public hearings are al­ spMer—a'resident o f Mluourl and Ona Month ...... I SO 1 8S o f the public, Mit on behalf of the ways telling a story of one kind or munity in the etate is naded if we Weekly ...... SO 4i of tanks to serve in his cabinet adjacent atatee—suffeied oonvul- Not With Trotsky legislators themselves, this ob­ another to the legislators them- are to save them from self-destruc­ in a statesmanlike gesture towArd skms, Jaundioe, and gangnne at tion,” the commiaelon aakl. with MEMBER QP 'i server regrets any aerloua consid­ selfes. . • ® THE ABSCX^TEDICLtTED PRESSp b k h s ' a government-of weaponly unity. the aite o f the injury, aoocrdlng The Aiaodated Prea la excluaWaly We had been wondering when eration of any such possibility. When,’’ duiihg the 1961 session, to medical reports. antltled to the use of republlcatlon of somebody might try to put The case for the public is easily one legislator made a surprise ap­ ' Odium Jury Selected ■«ll aetra dltpatcbea credited/ to It or put It ought to have, some guar­ New Haven, Nov. 0 (ff) •— The not ottaenriae credited In thia paper Kiirushchev’s repudiation of Stalin pearance at a hearing imd re- anteed last' ditdi public forum, aelecUon pf a jury for the In- and alao the local oewa pupllahed here to its final extrem etest. And the -versed himself to favor a measure All rtshta of republlcatlon of eperlal A ThooKht for Today -where it can propose and defend he had prevloualy opposed, that coAie-tax evasion trial of Hart­ dispatehea herein are alao reaanred. other day such a test came, from Sponsored by the Manchester iShy idea'whatsoever, noi. matter was a sort of bulletin that he ford attorney Frank B. Odium hfZ Pull aenrlce client of N E. A Serr- the most logical source. It was Coandl of Ubnrcbee how foolish and unlikely of enact­ wBj openly in the market for dele­ been completed. lee, Inc. ment it may be. The fact that pub­ WESTINCHOUSE none other than the widow of Leon gates for a certain political'nom­ Odium, 56, 'a former aselstant PubUahera Repreaentatlrea: The lic hearings are frequently mo­ Do Yon SEW? Jullua Mathewa Special Acency — New Trotsky who wrote to the. Krem­ ination. attorney general of Connecticut, York. Chicako Detroit and Boaton. When Were You lAMt In OtinrchT nopolized either by legislators When, at another hearing, a will be tried in U.S. District Court MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU 09 lin, asking that steps be taken to themselves or by' highly organized ENTER damonstrated Thursday affernoon and cmcouATioNa Mr. Thomas Elliott, family rela­ certain arm of the state govern­ pn charges of having failed to file d r 7 E 7 rebabilitate the memory and repu­ tions officer of the Circuit Court pressure groups does not ajter the ment failed U> appear and sustain income tax returns for the years OPEN TONIGHT The Herald Printing Compai» Inc., fact that they are, as an Instltu- its past, record o f zealous public in­ evening and all day Saturday by aaauinea no ftnanclal reaponalbllltr tor tation of her husband, and to hi' toW a Manchester audience re- nurniMiniLS 1054, 1955 and 1956. typomphlcal erron appearinii In ad- vestlgate his murder, by agents of tlort, a-vailable, and that they rep­ terest in a certain measure. Chat - The government aays he made renlaemmtB and other readbijt matter dently that in 90 per cent of the resent the one place and moment explained why ‘a Certain lobbyist $40,000 in three years. ' Stalin. cases that come before the court SEWnuthIp . and FR ID A Y In The Mancbeater Erenina Herald in the functioning o f the state’s and a certain state official had been The selection of the Jury was for separation, divorce, or support DIanlar advemalng cloalng boura: That would, indeed, be the final .public business when and where chummy o f late. completed in federal court yester­ settlement, the parties Involved do CONTEST! for Monday—? p.m Friday. convincing demonstration of anybody who chooses can voice his When, at another hearing, a cer­ day before Judge William H. Tim­ ANN BABOLA PVir Tueaday—1 p.m Monday not attend church. Jesus said; complaints, his convictions, his ad­ till 9:00 P .M . For Wadneaday—1 p.m. Tueaday. Khrushchev's new direction. But tain legislator tried to can^ the Cheney Hall, Hartford bers. For TIraraday—1 p.m. Wednesday. “ What then of the man who hears mirations, or his prejudices. The ball for a measure o f which he ob­ we hope we are not accused of these w o r^ of mine and acts Road, Bfanchestor THIS ADVEBTTSEMENT SPONSORED BY Odium is represented by Wal­ For lYIday—1 p.m. Thursday. bigger and more unwieldy the pub­ viously knew very little, his lace Burke, a Hartford attorney. For Batnrday—1 p.m. Friday. apologism for him if we conclude, upon them? He is like a man who lic business and the public process­ CSaaained deadline;. 10;90 a.m. aadi strangeness In his role led to the OPEN U.S. Atty. Robert C. Zampano is had the sense to build his house on es become, the more vitall.v "Ijrp- W ATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. day ot vtabllcatlaB except Saturday— rather siviftly, that there isn't the discovery that he, out in front pf TONIGHT TILL In charge of the prosecution. S a.Ri. slightest chance o f such a thing rock. The rain came down, the portant It is that there be retained the committee, was doing a faVor 0S5 MAES’ ST. M I S-S171 floods rode, the wind blew, and some little corner where the lit- WESTINGHOUSE CHILD’S PHONOGRAPH niurnday, November 9 happening. Perhaps a mild gesture for a legislator who, since he him­ beat upon that house; but it did tlest and most insignificant mem- self was sitting on the committee, Sikorsky Seeks Contract of some sort taking Trotsky’s not fall, because its foundations .ber o f the public can have his say, could not in propriety appear open­ Washington, Nov. 9 WP) — Si­ rag. 24.95 Imafinary Conversation memory out of official disgrace; were on rock.” if he wants it. ly in favor of the measure he him­ korsky Aircraft, Stratford, Conn., Matt. 7:24,25 The New English Very Uttle— almoat nothing'. In but not any enthronement of Trot But even if they don’t feel soma self had had introduced for pro­ has offered to construct a huge Bible. kind of sacred obligation toward new assault helicopter for the fact—it coming out of the confer- sky ideas. fessional reasons of his own. Rev. Lawrence F. Almond the public, the legislators ought to The public hearing, in other Marine Corps. 1 9 . 9 4 anoM between President Kennedy As between the flaming idealist South Methodist Church treasure the institution of the re­ The craft, designated HHX, and Prime Minister Nehru. That, and the so-called political realist, quired public hearing on all bills could operate from ehips or any Tinware Highlighted at Wapping Fair a 4 speeds fr om the point o f tdew of elemen­ Khrushchev is the inheritor and Civil War Trains Long merely because it represents an­ terrain, in any type of weather, other handle for their own control company officials told military Dianne ^Trask, Sandra Westbrook, Barbara Sleeper and Cheryl Ekstrom admire the tln'ware sten­ • play 16,83,45,78 r.p.m. tal cariosity, and, more important­ the follower of Stalin, not of Trot­ ciled by Mrs. Sherwood Martin of Avery St. for the Holiday Fashion Show and Festival which will Washington — The standard over their own business. leaders yesterday. ly from the point o f view of the sky. When, toward the close of the FALLOUT be held at the Wapping Elementary School on Ayers Rd. tomorrow nlghL The event, which opens a 46 adapter included Army wagon in the Civil War It would be powered by twin- at 7, p.m., is being sponsored by the Wapping Community Church Women. The girls will model heart It might 0 v e the whole Even Christianity reached the carried 2,000 to 4.000 pounds. To yast session, the measure granting turbine engines, using a 6-bladed svorld, la something of a pity, but, crucial point where, reaching for a Connecticut charter to a New SHELTERS subteen clothes in the fashion show which will begin at 8:15. The show, presented by the Sears- march 100,000 men 10 days, 10,- main rotor that could be folded Roebuck store of Corbin Comers, West Hartford, will feature women’s apparel chiefly, but will also we tvould aay, a necessary one. We temporal power, possessions, and 000 wagons and 60,000 mulea were York title Insurance company had In event of emergency, few back for easy handling on aircraft the unusual good luck to arrive in include some men’s fashions. (Herald photo by Satemis.) suspect that it would not be with­ authority, it diluted and sacrificed needed to supply them. areas, if any, a n as good as carriers. Hartford on a Wednesday and find prepared abelters. They a n in President Kennedy’s appraisal and substituted artificial dogma It could operate ?vlth a lopd of GENERATORS TO RBTIRB itself sdmehow starred for action necessary insmranoe. Pre­ 8,000 pounds and carry either Conference o f Social Work, Grant to bolster his union’s chances of passed a forged check for $90 in o f good open strategy for him to for its own original pure idealism. N iagara Falls, N.Y.—Water­ in the House the next Monday, p an yonn now. troops or hospital litters, officials urged the business community to organizing the Sikorsky Aircraft Danbury April 26 and another for ' ?va% l^ p r e the whole world in the With Commimism the choice wheel generators in the world’s what was the last ditch recourse Model Available of the United Aircraft Corp- Di­ keep its purse closed to any plants here and in . Stratford, $50 in ^ th c l the next day. Superi­ WESTINGHOUSE 5-TUBE of those legislators who wanted to health agency which Insists on re­ rahnmt with udiich he perhaps came very early, with Stalin car­ first alternating-current power sta­ For Idspection vision said. Teamsters president James R. or Court Judge John R. Thlm said, tion will be shut off soon, outdated slow it down until everybody could Sikorsky said the new helicopter maining separate from the joint Hoffa is scheduled to apeak at a in sentencing Church, he was tak­ feels free to adorn himself in his rying the day, against those who by the. new Niagara Power Project. get a better look at it? They used LEON CIESZYNSKI la based upon the giant 8-ton fund drives. rally Sunday. An election will be ing into account that the defendant CLOCK RADIO private conversation with the In­ thought that a pure Idea could The generators, made, by George the charge that no public hearing BuIMm^-MI 9-4291 (metric) S64 crane helicopter now Grant suggested that the..Ck>m- held Nov. 29 under National Labor had been in jail or the Fairfield dian leader. conquer the world and .create the Westinghouse, first turned in had been held on the meeuure. in production for the West German munlty Chest drive in the fall Relations Board auspices to deter­ State Hospital since July 22. Vesy little, almost nothing, is re­ brotherhood of man, in fayor of a August, 1895. When It developed that there had government. Sikorsky added a test should be followed up by a sim­ mine what union, if any, should Church had pleaded guilty. specially priced Flight could be made within 18 ilar combined effort in the spring. represent the 5,000 production ported o f the real conversation be­ policy of amassing tempo^l, po' months and quantity deliveries be­ Carl Woodward, assistant to the workers at the United Aircraft RATE HIKE APPROVED tween these two men. Yet we feel litlcal, practical power and igyip gun In two years. preaident of the Anaconda Ameri­ Corp. division. The workers will Hartford, Nov. 9 (IV-The State capable o f suggesting the line it ih e company officials showed can Braes Co., Waterbury, offered have a choice of the Teamsters, 2 1 . 9 4 for Communism Inside one coim Public Utilities (Commission has may have taken. try, which waB Russia. models and drawings of the craft. the same complaint. the- International Guild of A ir­ He said he has a “ fearsome craft Employes (I.G.A.) or no aproved a new rate schedule for W e think President Kennedy has a awakens you to music and will turn coffee on! Khrushchev, for all his showy We're Ready To Invest In Your Future! task” In screening requests for union. The workers were repre­ the Bozrah Light A Power (Co. on been explaining and expounding rejection of certain Stalin moods Separate Drives Hit • Hartford, Nov. 8 OD—The presi­ funds received not only from sented by the United Auto Work­ all service since Nov. 1. The new the cold wAr policy o f his adminis­ and vengeances, is just as firmly dent of a Hartford firm says busi­ health agencies, but also from civ­ ers for several years prior to the rates are expected to provide ad­ tration on the following broad and involved in the compromise mar­ There’s a new home in your fu­ nessmen are being nibbled to ic organizations and symphony union’s decertification after an ditional revenue of $13,350 an­ election last year. simple terma: riage between Communism and death by the separate drives groups. nually. The company originally ap­ ture and'^'we are ready to help Woodward endorsed a Rockefel­ N .1. He came into power deter­ of health agencies. ^ plied for an Increase of $28,5()0 an­ Russian nationalism, or Russian ler Foundation report that sug­ SENTENCED TO FRI80N bring the futu ^ nearer by lend­ Ellsworth Grant, president of nually. In approving the revised WESTINCHOUSE 5-TUBE mined to make a genuine effort, by imperialism, as was Stalin. This Connecticut Manifold Forms Co., gested creation . o f a national Bridgeport, Nov. 9 IJP)— A 33- schedule yesterday, the PUC made i|eappraiaal of ail existing Amer­ marriage, decreed on the theory ing, you the casKto buy it! ,We said last night businesses should agency commission and standard-. yMr-old New Fairfield man was one change. It added a provision ican positions, by wilUngneas for that it would protect and shelter Insist that the agencies running in­ Izfd accounting procedures. •mtenced to a two-to-seven-year establishing a $5 minimum bill and TABLE RADIO dividual drives participate instead fradi and broadened dealing on all Communism while its Ideals were make the business "of lAjdng for term in State Prison on two counts a $25 minimum for each period of In multi-agency drives. HOFFA DUE IN STATE of forgery yesterday. The state said service of less than a year for sea­ Issues between East and West, for nurtured along, also happens to be specially priced a home easy. Come in apd let us In an address to the Connecticut Bridgeport, Nov. 9 (/P)—Seeking Rohert Church, a former fireman. sonal customers. tba dissolution o f all the hot pow­ one explanation for the fact thqt show you howl er and geographical challenges be- Communism has never really ar­ 1 7 . 9 4 0 tw e «i E u t and W est rived even in Russia itself. How 1. He was met. before any such could it. when the state had to a long range turning •-excellent tone effort had got Itself untracked, hy come first? With both state and ■ tirJ V -ft OPEN UNTIL a sudden outburst o f Russian in- Listen to Kathy Godfrey • ideal as the extra house radio creed to serve, even Khrushchev f7 transigeance, in whidi Khrushchev continually finds the supposed SAVINGS 5 P.M. ^^NF-CBS, Manchester, Model 808-T6 himself suMenly retraced all the practical and realistic needs o f the 1:19 P’™' Monday thru surface e f f m he himself had been state forbidding him to make LOAN a MONDAY SatuPdAy- Conteet Every making in the supposed direction progress toward proving the valid­ A S O f I A T 1 O V • TU E S D A Y df some form of coexistence. This ity ,o f the CoRununlat creed as '• F R ID A Y Day. , sudden reversal of form snubbed something real and meaningful in ______\ Thursday, 0 ajn. to 8 pan. NEW WESTINCHOUSE aTscsSrirsetezsT rmswcist institmtiOp V and ignored the first new Ameri­ the dally lives of the-Russian peo­ Wednesday 9 ajn. to noon can position— that sent to the, ple. /C 07 *A € cU n ELECTRIC Geneva conference on nuclear Neither Christianity nor Com­ BLANKET teating. munism, in t^eir purest forms, Onr-fjaod^ S. Despite this rough turn of would ever choose to identify tingle bed reg. 19.99 1 2 . 9 4 events, he, President Kennedy, is themselves with the temporal pow­ o u t inAcfiidiwvit, still holding to his original objec­ er of the state, and Communism full bed reg. 24.99 1 3 . 9 4 tives o f broad and imaginative even promises, remember, that the 4 (% pom. u) cJ l dealing with the crucial issues be­ state will one day just fade away. • completely automatic tween East and West. It is nec­ There Is no real indication that \ essary, meanwhile, to parry,, con- Khrushchev even has any instinct WOOLWORTH’S • completely washable Vtadngly and resolutely, Russia’s to go back toward such a Trotsky • allergy free • pink, blue, yellow audden berserk toughness, in the type dream. But, even if he did, 814 MAIN STRE;PT— MANCHESTER hope that, as it discovers that a what the -hews says, every day, is haiienyi%im mere Miaking ot the world tree is tliat. the state’s demands upon him not going to drop anything into are overwhelming and .virtually FIRST TIME EVER Us hands, it will again come to the exclusive. Right now, fo r instance, mood and policy in which it is all the energy and resource that WESTINCHOUSE willing to sit under the tree and might conceivably go into creation MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE talk and deal. When and if that of conditions for Communism, SPECIAL SALE STARTS FRI. 6 P.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT VACUUM CLEANER moment comes, the United States pure, is being demanded for the v/iU, In the interim, have been able creatior of nuclear weapons for FREE COFFEE WITH THIS ADV. 6 P.M. to - MIDNIGHT reg. 59.99 to do still more ' homework . on the suite which needs them to pro­ various world issues, and will have tect that Communism which the Ita own new positions more firmly, state's own very existence and SAVE 20c 49.97 and fully developed, and will be SAVE 23c continued growth and importance • 5 year guarantee prepared to resume a diplomatic^ in reality denies and postpones and , REG. SOc • roll easy dolly Initiative which 'wlU warm the freezes out. The Russian state, the GIRLS' and LADffiS' • quiet but powerful • over 1 h.p. motor cochlea o f any constructive states­ number one defender of Oonunu- FIG BARS man's heart. nism, the label, is also the num­ ROLL-UP SLEEVE • 7 pc. set cleaning tools Our reaaons for guessing that ber one enemy of Communism, the President Kennedy has been tell' pure theory. Khrushchev, like Sta­ 1 9 P b BLOUSES NEW WESTINCHOUSE BROILER SKILLET Ing Prime Minister Nehru some­ lin, is with the state. thing like this are severtd. The 3 lbs. 57c 100% cotton. Sizes 82 least worthy o f them wduld be to 88. Yon can’t buy reg. 37.85 The Jets Voted Last S'TOCK UP NOW FOR that Kennedy, a sensitive, intelli­ enongh at this low, low NEW WESTINCHOUSE THE HOLIDAYS price. gent politician, 'would 'know how There are different ways of vot­ Mxo I 'Holiday Hints from HELCO 9 WESTINGHOUSE to rationalize the American posi- ing in our good neighbor nation, STEAM AND SPRAY DRY IRON tloci tJX that way which would be Ecuador. 10% DISCOUNT ON AL L PURCHASES ' ' SINGLE 29-94 complete most appealing to thia particular Fourteen months ago, Ecuador How to 'select a turkey of proper size for yopr family . . . . * r’ . audience. But the more substantial voted by sending its citizens, to the 9 P.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT— EXCEPT FAIR TRADE ITEMS how to prepare your turkey . . . household hints . . . a ' BRUSH reg. 21.95 17.94 ' reaiion would be that .it was some polls, and they elected Jose Ibaira roasting chart . . : snacks. j dream hke thia that K en n ey did president and Carlos Arosemena FLOOR POLISHER- bring into office with him, and vice president SAVE $2.51 SAVE 2 lc STEAM AND DRY IRON Sophit ZoroK i^y and Doisy Rrewn reg. 29.95 House and Hale Cordially Invite You that, ws think that, after some Early this week, Arm y tanks with cool, open handle young man reactions early in his did the-voting, and their verdict REG. 98o BOYS’ and GIRLS’ . at M ott's Sapnrmaricat, Monchottar, Biuprise a t KhniMichev’a audden was that Ibarra was out of office. PAINTED » • ’ * . “ , End hruis|un reversal o f form, he- He honored their verdict, and re­ AR Day F r i^ , NovamlMf 10l 1961 24.94 reg. 17.95 10.94 while they last! has gone hack Co a calm and pur- signed. TV STOOLS To Come In Tonight, Or Anytime psasful, waiting and planning for The Arm y tanks passed over the WINTER JACKETS fiw day when Bast and West,, with vice president, and elected- Dr. Two girls from Home Service Department of The Hartford ,JReg. 4.98 Electric Light Company will be on hand all day Friday UMpUiatif n l«. UMHar Jm vhv exhausted Itself, Oamilo Gallegos, chief Justice o f • scrubs, polishes, Value November 10, 1961 to give you tested and tasted tips on «MV'an^ more Uy ^lomacy. the supreme court, as the new shampoos ruga I t Sr'aur final guess, therefm , president. >- Sizea whaVto do for Thanksgiving. They will prepare a turkey in Saturday And See Ann Babola 2 to 4 the electric range of Mdtts all-electric kitchen. • complete with [ WESTINCHOUSE 1 ^ . dhsMMns.Mlnistor Nehru will go The national congress, at the 2.47 A'- ragdeaning Inst the thing for the I his WaiAington meet aame time, met and elected Arosq- Now la the time to buy before oold weather arrives. attachment watching TV. You can meet Daisy and Sophie. Ask them questions; ' l e v ’ll l ymiBiadsd that the young metia the new president The A fm y • 3 sets of ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS Cbo Whits House Jiss his greeted this vote by the copgress ahow you the electnc way to save time, save work and add poUshpads appetite appeal to your'holiday feast. Demonstrate Our Complete Line Of j^tatant jhi Uie right place by holding AroMmena under ar> YOUR MONET’S WORTH MORE AT A deluxe model liU s own balance reg. 14.95 rest reg. 39.99 12.94 a ^ that Nehru Then'the Air Force entered the i,wtth • otm meaaure-of voting. It voted with Jete, which WOOLWORTH’S sw R Et • iiutaqt heat • polished alumlnam reflector .hop* and eptfnfiam Ip The Hartford Electric Light Company zoomed, w fU f we^ione. bhufing, OPEN FRIDAY, NOV. 10-9 AJL to 12 MIDNIGHT As WnaMf Min, Htbaaft ov^ the LegieleUve PelBoe where 33.94 Westinghouse Products V • tip over safety awitch • cold wan eone^etion Areeemehs WM Ulag held pttaumJl • Rfht weight ______• w.

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a of thslr group to start his "RockvUle-Vernoti and JaeksMt” by jphA- K id n iy D »n fl:«r SlgnAIfi motongrets. ' « • than'^Uaiitela. Latin'Americana want to main­ None of tnb-books will elrculats Osttlng up pishts, burataiIS, frequeal sr School Facilities tain tradition, but daslre modem scanty flow,' Itg pains or Book Week ShW nhtll the week fMl.oWlng National be warning o( (unctlcnal Idney advancement as Well, they said. IV-Radio Tonight Children's Book Parents, orders—:"D(»Hg»r Ahead,” Help nature Vote Slated Soon The Pas dsl Rio steel mill, staU teachers and cMldrsn u p Invited eliminate excess acids and . ollMr Slated atUbrary wastes. Increase kidney oatput with owned, Is a vfhlte elsphant eoo- to browse during the Tegular li­ BUKETS. Tour 60o back at any n « ^ to bo Included In a future nomloally, they said, but - la fi brary hours) 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon­ South of Binder, Rotary Told More than 800 bookg fo r ebU- store in 4 DAYS If not pleased. NOW town meeting, by requeat of U>e symbol of hope. Steel production day and Friday, and 9 a.m to 6 at North End Pharmacy. at home allows the nation to bujy T elevision dieti, including a number o f books board of education to the aelect- p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat­ XfteKlatIng democraUo govern-^ villa, aald training tnd services vitally needed manufactured g o q « iioo: isatsc. Ua pretress). High fichoolB Xateh WIU on the American Civil Wsu-, ‘arlll urday The library ia closed men, are a provlalon for naming MW (la sMinrsts) lo. -' Frontierintier. (hreua------be bn display In the Junior aaotion DOBIN'S CUTS the HIGH mmts la VeneBuela and OolomUa mads possMb by such . ihtenfa- abroad. Irst Mi 9W (in progress) Calvin and the (Colonel Wednesday. of the Rockville Public Ulmary WINDOW SHADES a ecbeoi building committee to plan M l, thoee two Latin American tional eonibines as tha SheU Oil MoCliuag who -was director of 'sws The Nelson Family , Co. are giving a needed boost to the seminar last summer, and the rllabus 1:00 Donna Reed Show -3 - 40. n during NatlonAl Ohildren'a Book additional clasarooma at the ele­ Muntries will aurge toward com­ Vsnesuela and Ita seononiy. t ^ students spent seven and a rig^ay Patrol Frontiers______ot of Kiwwledge 3 Week, Nov. IS through 18. LONG WEARING mentary echooL Firet Selectman munism. Houad Man and ths Challenfe U . The Shall oompany has eatab* -oo bve atenseusA ui nieeM ji»q •:U Coronado . Ths Bob (Tumminga aho » U It will be the 48rd annual ob- • CONCRCTE Leary aays action will be delayed Douglaa' McClure, h ia tm In- liaUsd an agrioultural experiment­ lumbia following a four-week pro­ American Newsreel 3:30 Dr. lOldare 33. SO servahoe o f the children’s bbok INTERSTATE CLEANTEX until the board of finance may atructor at the Pomfret School, al etation. and provides, manual gram of study at Pomfret with Nows, Sports A Weatlier The Real McCoys 3. 13. 40. sr wsek. The slogan thia year la FOUNOATIdNS •tM Weather Nawa A Soerts Bob (hinunlnga Show 2 5 Made to Order further consider the matter, in . analyxed tha poliUeat plcturii in the training and visual arts instruc­ other membeik, pf - the program. 3:00 TV Hour ofSiare “Hurry F or Bootes.” which an appropriation of funds Traiahasaoe 7000 • RaNPORCED $ 2 With Tour Rollers two northemm'oat SVuth American tion for children o f oil field work- Ten students, tithtr sophombras 1 RRoyal o )^ Caaadiu Polteo My Three Bone |, Picture books for pre-school . is called for, as well aa other ex­ eountrieg that' way In a talk to the bs».. Training faculties are some- or Jtuiors, are selected from pub­ Ajpnlevilevemeat_____ The Invsettgators 3. CONCRETE penses. The flnance board will 'Niw a Sporti and Woather Wraetling ohildien, story books for third and COST of LIVING with RockviUa Ttotary Club ' tlMtsa - bettsr than comparable lic and private schools serosa ths 1 Bveauit Report 9:30 Ha»M 10. 33. fourUi graders, Civil W ar readers • FALL-OUT SHELTERS FULL LINE OF CUSTOM meet again on Nov. 14. McClure and ^wb Pbmfret aen- Douirias Kdwarda ^ Marrie TaclUUea in the U-«-. he said, country.. Two 'are from Pomfret. 10:00 Sing Along with Mitch (C) IS, 80 and new editions of old favorites Salary lemie ViMettled lora, Richard Rogera and John Tro- This year, five atudents from BuaUay-Rrlakllsy 10. To Your Specifications VENETIAN BLINDS The salary due Karl H. Unks as Both youths.sMd the two coun­ I Everglades Minton Dtillar Movie 18 for the older youthe will be in tile man, traveled with ''3 other atu- tries art struggling to overcome Venezuela and fl've from CiolumUa CBS Reports 3. 13 display. - Quality' Work Boning agent again comes up for denta Into Latin America during Blue Angela The Untouchables _ . 3. 10, 40 consideration. Leary says the se- the bad effebts of imbalanced eco­ Joined the seminar. Shotgun Hinds 11:00 Nows, Sports and Weather The 'O v ll W ar storiea art o f­ the aummer under the third annual ’The seminar, which will tal News----- and— ' WeWeather iS ectmen have requested the plan' nomies. 3. 30, 40 fered because of the present Civil E. J. POLONSKI E. A. JOHNSON Pomfret International Affaira Sem­ students to Canada and Mexico Sea Hunt 11:13 JacK -Pasr Show (C) lU. 8U ning and Boning commission to inar. To succeed uiider their present MUHon Dollar Movie Europe’s Finest Movies 3 W ar Centennial commemoration. systems, they said, the countries next year, requires about 325,000 Lions Club Special ’ CONCRETE SPBCIAIJST specify the amount due Links for 11:90 Award Theater 13 Two of the volumes reconunended Telephone Collect PAINT CO, The Venesuelan and Colombian need the short-term assistance to 330,000 a year and is aupported I ^ e Sporia.'Camera Feature 40 40 services as agent for the iM t six sra "The West Book of fJlvU’ War STORRS— OA 9-9644 goverqmenta, McClure aaid, are provided by U.S. business, and in- by oorporatlona, foundaittona and Bvening Report lltOO Jack Paar Shnw (O * 1 72.3 Main St„ Tel. MI 9-4501 months of 1960-61. democratic governments, but they I The Outlaws •, 10. Movie 3 Combat 8 Naval Actions” by Trevor Dupuy, Links had been acting as agent dustry' to help them establish private donations. Blue Angels 13:60 Newt and WtaHher t. 30 are on shaky ground and trending strong, diversified economies. at the time .mentioned under in­ xcautiously. BEB .SATntOlXm rv WBEE f o e c o m p l e t e USTING struction o f the conunlsslon and Is Continuing in their present ways, “ They are trying to aolve their entitled to the Salary, which the they said, both natlona can become Professional Club News from Norelco ... To take the DOBIN’S DIVIDEND DOLLARS problems through the democratic competitors on the international previous board withheld owing to some tbchnicalitles of a legal na­ proceiiV.'' he said, but if they fall, market. there ia only one way the people Hears Prosecutor R adio ^ pinch ajad pull out of shaving ture. . will go— to the left. Venesuela,' with a population of Five Acres Burn "There is no,turn to tha right six million, derivea about’ 90 per (TUs !lsllag‘<« aalp Ihoga M w s M eefieeste e ( IQ or IS-Batamte get ^ Five acres of land in the Bur­ cent of ita national Income from The Mancheater Business end e R O T A R Y B L A D E in Latin America,” he eaid, "only Professional Women’s Club will lestgth. ■ o n e i m a r •fiber elwrt Mweeaate.) rows Hill area burned over recent­ to the far left.” oU. Colombia, smallsr in' arts, but ly, the blare starting from a brush meet in the Whiton M e m o ria l WDBO—IMS * 3:00 Ntghtbeat SPEEDSHA VER Preventing any leftward swing with 14 million people,' relies on 3:00 Nowe 11:UU News /i/ore/co auditorium Wednesday, Nov. 16, Are. Local firemen brought it un­ at The moment, he aummarised, is coffee for 80 per cent of its'lncome. C:0& Today on Wall Streol 11:16 8|Sports Final der control after considerable ef­ at 8 p.m. 3:10 S^rt Nows 11:30— Starlight Igh Serenade governmental encouragement of ” A drop .of one cent a pound in 3:16 Art Johnson fhow 1:00 Sign Oft Rotary Blades stroke off whiskers in fort. the small, but growing, middle the price of -coffee on foreign mar­ A fter a businesa meeting, Atty. 3:06 Raynor Shines w rop —1419 BapUsms listed elasa, and the aid of United States kets means a loss of fifi million In Eugene T. Kelly, former mayor of 1:00 News a Sign Oft. 3:00 Today In Hartford W R A I-S U 3:16 Connecticut Ballroom one continuous comfortable sweep Baptisms in St. Peter's from Jan. business firms. Colombian revenue,” Rogers eaid Manchester and now chief prose­ 7;U0 Bob Scott 1, to date are: Valerie Jean The old fashioned, the tradition­ cutor in Clreuit Court 12, will dis­ 1:00 Sound Stage. 9:00 Ray Somara Vickers, Jonathan Fitxgeraid "U.S. business has a bad name 7:00 EMward F Morgaa U-.OU News in Latin America, but it is far al, the new 'are side by aide in cuss "Public Rclktions In the Cir­ 7:16 Sound Stag# as no back-and-forth shaver ever can. Phelps, James Scott Washburn, 11:10 Ray Bomara ahead of the U.S. government” in Latin America, the students said. cuit Court System.” 8:3U Night Flight 1:00 Dei Raycee Show Donald Justin Montandon, Steven 11:56 News helping countries there, he said. Near Pax del Rio in Colombia, Mrs. Nsomi Mortlock and Miss WINF—list NEW MODELS.e.NEW DESIGNS...NEW SHAVING COMFORT John Colro, caiester Floyd Kodym 13:00 Sign OR 3:00 World Nawa However, ” lt is far behind what Rogers aaid, is a church with a gold Barbsra Coleman arc co-chairmen WTtO-1133 6:10 Wall Stre-jt and Gary Dean Palmer. for the meeting. Refreshments Episcopal News it can and has to do.” collection valued at 36 million. 3:00 News, Weather A Sports 4:16 Showeaxa and Newa ’Through the eyes of Rogers and Nearby, women bartered In the will be served. 8:30 Strictly Sports 6:46 U>well Thomaa The fall number of St. Peter’s Plans -will be discussed for a 6:30 Market Report 6:55 Sport. newsletter, edited by Horace Sel Truman, Rotarians were taken on market place as they have been do­ 6:45 Three Star Extra. 7:10 Richard Hayea and Carol Bumatt brief tours of the two countries. ing for 400 years. Christmas party to be held Dec 7:06 Conversatl'in Ptree 7:.10 Showcaae and Newa lers, baa been issued. Following 7:30 News ol tha World 8:00 The World Tonight this number the letter will be is­ , Truman, son ^ Mrs. Amelia H. Across the street, he went on, IS. Mrs. Anne Waddell Is chair­ 7:46 Oovemmenlal Bervlet 3:13 Showcaao and News sued quarterly, instead of monthly. Truman of 1 Trumbull St., Rock- teen-agers in modem dress helped man of the Christmas party. 3;00 Pops Concert 13:16 Sign Off Itenu mentioned include an added feature in the Thanksgiving din ner, to be held Saturday; a pro­ gram of special music. A plea for more church ushers REDEEAAABLE O N LY A T has been made. Any men interest­ ed in serving in this capacity for one Sunday a month, are asked to DOBIN^S DEPT. STORE contact James Kennedy or the rector. Christmas FaB Set AUaiON NIGHTS — HELD One of the outstanding events of the pariah is the annual Christmas REGULARLY EACH MONTH. ITS A Fair, sponsored by the church women. This will be held Dec. 2 at the annex. Large numbers at­ tended the fair last year. The church women spend nearly a year BIG. preparing the many and 'various New Norelco 'nostlng-head' Spoodshaver New Norelco *flip-to9’ Spatdshavor*— Items and the fair la one of the — twin heads swivel to hug the face. Self- largest selling shaver in the world. Rotary beat places for early Christmas sharpening rotary blades. Motor adjusts blades stroke off whiskers without oM- shopping. AEORGE DOBIN. President WIDE automatically to beard. 110 or 220 volts, fashioned back-and-forth Irritation. 'Flip- Betty Dombrowski will be in charge of food; Jean Cole and adaptable to world wide use. (AC/DC). top' makes it a cinch to clean. 110 volts Isabelle Hili, aprons; Molly Esch- ^ DOBIN’S DEPT. STORE Deluxe travel case. only. (AC/OC). Deluxe travel case. mann and Mary London, toys; Esther Diman, refreshments; Dor­ othea Raymond and Marjorie Mar­ NEW Norelco Sportaman— Packs its own power. Oparatas on two tin, white el^hant; Mary Drew, flashlight batteries tucked away in attractive case. Includes m ir-- Christmas decorations; Adelaide ror and quick-recoil cord. Hammons, plants; Barbara Foran, candy; Tola Ross, candles. In addition there will be a tick­ Noralco shavers are priced to fit every pursei See them demoostrrtad ea 1VI et supper at Phelps Hail with two sittings, at g and 6. Proceeds from NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY, Inc. 100 E.42nd St. N.V. 17. NT. Nereleal the fair will be used for church it known at PhiiiSheve Canada and Ibreugbeiit tha rest of the Snee wethL i needs, particularly new carpeting for the church and sacristy. Osnniles Class Openings Mrs. Henry Pimm, mother of the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, says there is still room available for members of the ceramics club, of which aha la ipatructor. 3 i V u n A ; The club meeta at her home on y: ---- LYN N Hope valley Rd., Tuesday ev»- nings from 7 to 10. A Monday Choice Fresh Native Poultry. . . Direct From Formate You! night seaaion is filled to capacity. Yes, Dobin’s matches your purchases Mrs. Pimm gives free tauitruotlon la both aesalims. i/\r^c ML*-, ri_w '“—v X y PARKAOE iMDDLf TURNPiKF * . . MANCHlMlh Mahebeeter Evening H era ld Hebron eorvespondent, Mias Bosaa B> Pendleten, telephone ACademy Open Sunday 9 A.M^ to^P.'M.

Andover DOLLAR DOLLAR Thotnemds Upon WEEKEND SPECIALS 1 GOP Caucus Set Tuesday on Rules Dobin'i gives you more money to spend by motcMng you doNor for doHor with Thomondfi of Vdua-Pefeked Dobin's Dividend Deiiors. These dividend doNors ore good only at Hie monthly .Brand .Nenno AAwdiondisa For A Republican caucus to act on THIS COUPON GOOD FOR local rules will be held Tuesday at merohondise aucHons held qt Dobin’s DcportmiMH Store. That's right . . . S p.m. at the Town Hall. GOP Yow Erttira FamUy is Now Ayaitable Grand Opening Town Chairman Ellsworth Covell only Dobin's Dividend DoNors moy be used qt these auctions. And with them ■ has urged all Republicans to -at­ DIVIDEND W ITHOUT COST From Compiate. Baavtifully tend. you'll be obie to bid on mony useful and wonted items such os: Toasters, Per­ A meeting of the town commit­ DOLLARS ruiutfratad. 4-Color Catalog. OF OUR tee will be held after the caucus. colators, Giftwore, Bicycles, Toys, Lamps . . . almost anything you con / This will be the committee’s reg­ 1 DOBIN’S Kora's llto big wido. wondorful World Green Stamp nows you've ular meeting. The monthly meeting of the An­ imogine! Stretch your doNors by shopping at Dobin's where you get two dol­ dover Volunteer Fire Department No Purchase Necessary... Just boon wofHng for. Just off the presses <— a sfumiingly Itlustroted will be held tomorrow at 8 lars value for the price of one! i X DELICATESSEN p.m. at the fire house. All mem­ Present To Cashier at Dobin's Dept, / catalog chocked full of fomous noma morchemdise jiitt waiting for bers are urged to attend. On Sunday at the 9 ;4S a.m. wor­ Store For Your Starter $ankroll! redemption ot your Ideal World Green Stamp Redemption ship service, at Andover Congre­ TOP GRADE gation^ Church Christian Enlist­ Center. This is one oatolog that's truly worth waiting for — and ment ’idsitora will be'- commisslon- FREE ’5 STARTER BANKROLL^ .Address . Freshly Sliced SOILED *d. The Rev. WlllardThomen'Sser- yoe con take home anything from a handsome mon topic will be "Good S^tewards of God's Grace.” Prbulndoi WoR Cock to d*giont. 13 Cubic foot refrigerator. . . from on There >glll be a church council lb meeting at 7:30 p.m. on 'Tuesday. electric raxor to a set of matching golf dubs.. . The Women's Fellowship , will have a work meeting Thursday Stop in today at ony of the ifKiny merchonts in this area vrho give valuable W o rld . from 10:30 a'.mL to -3:00 p.m. Those HAM attending are asked to bring their Green Stomps vdth every purchase. Pidc Up Your FREE 1962 Full-Color Catalog^ own lunch. and DOBIN’S PRICES are STILL LOWER! A t S t Peter’s I^lscopal Chlirch • FRYING there vrill be another men’s night •ood start planning for the wonderfi.il gifts you'll be geftihg W ITH O UT COS'T. program on Nov. 18 at 7:30 in Phelps BaU. The guest speaker will In the months ahead. be Dr. Robert K. WIckware of the 7-Lighi INDOOR TREE LIGHT SET Bng 4 96 REVERE TEA KETTLE WiUimantic SUte College. Dr tJ.'CT Approved CHICKEN LEGS lb Wickwars will speak 6n Japan where be has spent some time. 'The annual Christmas Fair bf the Bcg .496 KODAK BROWNIE 8 mm. CAMERA Wanted "CHATTY CATHY" DOLL Episcopal Churchwomen of St. (Limited, Supply) MOW-WORLD ORm STAMPS OFfEKS ib PateFs wiU be held Dec. 2 at the CHICKEN BREASTS 49 annex. Featured booths and their Famoua DOVER chairman are food. Mrs. Henry AdJu«tablR Steri IRONING BOARD FULL 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO With Battery, Earphone Case Dombrowski; aprons, Mrs. Jean 11.88 UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES FOR G R O U P S A V IN G S Cole and Mrs. Hedley Hill; toys, Mrs. Btcbard Escfamann and Mrs. WESTINGHOUSE STEAM'n DRY IRON Yes, we hove BAMUE DOLL Mix 'n' Matdh SETS by Mattel at low Discount Religious Groups/ S^ihoels and Chorifoble Organization Members Can band Together K. B. London; refreshments, Mrs. -Prices! .. £L J’juIL 0^ Esther Diman; white elephant. 0hd Pool Stamps For Wonderful, Fanious Name Merchandise or Fund Roising Miss D oroaea Raymond and Miss -Maijbris Martin; Christmas decor- The opportunHy of service b exceptionally rewarding.. And now, the rewards of service to , afinna, Mrs. Joseph Drew; plants, FRESH COLD CUTS Mrs. William Hammond; candy. your favorite Group, School, Religioui'er ChoritaUe Organization ore easily available Mm. Jamas Foran; and candles, by saving Value-Packed World Green Stamps in conjunction with your friends and Mm. Marrln Rosa. OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 SATURDAYS till 5:30 P. neighbors. Whether your group needs a breOdbox, a set of dishes or something os ■MtpMtant« a new bw or ambufcmoe, Eiey con now be gomered, WITHOUT COST, by SALADS and COOKED FISH im •iMing EiifraYcm»>>WorM Green fenler thne than you might have Etought pos­ sible. CommuriHy spirit) neighbor working with nfighbor means your group con soon put MOHWAUC WOMEN KHJUED : Msrwalk. Jlov. • (FT-Mts. Maris that nisded necessity — or special knoity into operation, for compbte details oi^ a big Order Your Thanksgiving Day ~ ' r. 72, m U J. Main St, was 3^ helping hand from our Service Bureau simply write " ‘ tHisn ma Jumped DOBIN'S • 828 MAIN STREET • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER t t a trais at, the TURKEYS EARLY

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■ysLm, and no privats cMles tad Which Schools ^Substadidar^? spseial aetlvitlss room. Savingg luifl Loan WashlBkton: Inadeouat* audi­ Changes in Education torium-gymnasium anlTno spMial Rents Vault $pace CHOICEST MEATS IN T IHt...!|| activities room, 11 0 iSfBPvey Lists Areas Wkddell: Inadequats tsachers’ loung* and no library, or special Space In an undergrouAd record In- 41 Years Noted Ecuador President LIVE, MAINE activities room. , vault, for depositing dupUeata rec­ 2 U.S.ClMie« Robertson: Inadequate audlto- ord* which could he- used If an rium -i^nasium , library, tsach­ LOBSTERS u. 75s atomic blast or natural catas­ The realization during tVorld W ar I that American educMi- (O m M—B< tn o i Om ) C9irtitiaa M indniauni. FOllUeal ers’ lounge, general office, service trophe occurs, has been leased by tion was sorely lacking led to a new standard of eduMtional «ource« said tlM caMnet looked : STEAK system and general storage area SALE and no cafeteria, health .room, pri­ the Manchester Savings and Loan ideals that are bein^ observed for thfeir 41st year this week. •lakned it had the backing of the well balanced. V Which public eloMfintary bcHooIb in Manchester can be con­ vate office and special activitlee Association, Robert Boyce, pres­ National Pollea forw f « Gal­ Francieco Acosta. Topes at the sidered "substandard,’’ and why? ident, said today. American Education Week was first held in 1921 through S^ocial Christian p u ^ was named room. the sponsorship of the National^— — -..... ■., - ...... legos. To be located on a Connecticut foreign minister. ’The schools with facilities which most fail to meet stand­ Verplanck: No epecial activities Education Association and the . , ...... farm site vdthln 100 «yards of the But Arosemsna's supporters In Havana, Prime Minister Fidel ards devised for a survey of school needs are the Orford Vil­ room. American Legion and, since then, ter, fire, community health and liv­ ■sId the vice president had won. South: Inadequate general office Massachusetts line, .the 8300.000 two new sponsors, the United ing things, and In Grade 8 are Castro charged that "Yankee im> s Short lage !^chool, Roberteon School,^ and general storage area and no project is scheduled fo r a construc­ Buckland School, Highland Park o f the Orford Village School class­ States Office of Educatioif and the energy and forces, electricity and the backing of Bcuador’s little p^alists" were behind' the frus­ Ik aSlrtolB library, health room, teachers’ tion start about Nov. 18 and will School and South School, accord­ rooms art "substandard,’’, as well National Congress of Parents and magnetism. light, sound and the Navy and a mechanised Army unit trated attempt to make Gallegos a Porterhouse lounge, private office and special be completed In about sfx months. prudent. Referring to the August ing to Harold S. Kramer, a plan­ a j 75 per cent at Buckland School Teachers, have been added, human body. The next year ths near Guayaquil, his home district, actiritles room. The vault will be 30 feet, below student i.s taught earth science. crisis in Brasil,'Castro said it was’ Prodoce SpecialsI ning consultant. and 40 per cent at Manchester Nathan Hale: Inadequate audi­ "The basic purpose of AEW is as well as the A ir Force. Kramer, a consultant for Plan­ ground and will meakure M feet Empha.sis, although not a* n ea t the second such defead for the Green. torium-gymnasium, cafeteria, serv­ wide, 162 feet long and 10 feet to make every American aware of Fancy, Sweet, Red i ning and Renewal Associates of a., that in science, is also placed Hours before the raid, Air Force United States in Latin Anoerica, The two-room Orford Village ice system and general storage high. The blast-free site also the important role education plays Ool. Jacinto Ochoa, commander of Emperor A ' Cambridgs, Mas#., and Superin­ School was converted in 1057 from on the .social sciences at .the jun­ In Brazil, leftist Vice Prerident FBE8H, L E A N i M E A TY area and no private office or special houses a bam which will be con­ In a democracy, and to help him the Taura A ir Base, was reported Joao Goulaft succeeded Grapes A Lbs. X 7 G tendent of School William H. Cur- an adminlstralive office of the realize that g o ^ schools are hla ior high level Mathematics has acUvlttes room. verted into' office space. also been given a high place in to have warned the Arm y tc "rec­ signed President Janio Quadros tls worked out the standards in an Manchester Housing Authority. Msmehester Green: Inadequate personal responsibility." n Man­ Firm, Btps 10#» effort to determine which schools Designed to safeguard "mllltona the junior high level; and changes ognise Arosemena as the legiti­ after congress tinder U lita ry Lb. Tomatoes Cello Pack I 7 G A ccord l^ to Kramer, both, class­ auditorium - gymnasium, library, recorda of milliona of custom­ chester Eklucation Association mate president or the planes here pressure revamped the government SPARERIBS 49c need Improvement. rooms kre Inadequate and the. only committee of teachers says. In types of tests given ddring the Those five schools either lack or general office, service system and ers,’’ the vault, will contain either past 40 years are most evident in will attack." Students shouting to put most executive powers in two special facilities the building jgeneral storage area, and no Education in Manchester during "A A L GOLDEN HARVEST” Fresh, have Inadequate facUitiee, Including Tnicrofllmed or hard-copy records this field. Anti-Army slogans demonstrated the hands of a premier. A HUGHLAMD PARK MARKET WOl Again Featnie provides—« health room and serv­ private office and special activitlee mailed to the location. the past 40 years has changed ra O N E M I 8-4278. auditorium and gymnasium (or In the strata for Arosemena. Native TURKEYS. PLACE YOUR OMER NOW! ice system—fall short otf stam- room. considerably, the committee said, The high school has arranged 10 Meanwhile, a mob tried to invade combination of the two), cafeteria, STOCK TRANSFIS VOIVD dards. Lincoln: Inadequate auditorium- separate areas of study, embrac­ the U.S. consulate In Guayaquil, library, health room, teachera' "Instead of ’what’ we learn and New York, Nov. 9 (iP)—The way Only one classrooni of the four gymnasium, cafeteria and service •how' we learii, we have gone a ing more than 80 different courses. Ecuador's largest city and major has been cleared for the New Hav­ lounge, general office, private of­ at Buckland meets standard re­ Pickup of Trash "In the senior high school...the LADIES-SAVING STAMPS? TusBai fice, si^clal activities room, servlee system and no health room or step further into ‘why’ we learn," port, to lynch former Mayor Pedro en Watch A Clock Co., to ac­ quirements, and only "adequate' special activities room. crux of training i.s to develop in Ifenendex Gilbert who had taken system or general storage area. In the committee reports. "The stu­ quire Bowling A Construction service the sdtool provides is an Keeney: Inadequate service sys- To Start Monday the student the ability and habits refuge there after rioting Tuesday. GET THE STAMP THAT CAN T BE LICKED! (“ CEl addition, they fall below a state dent at almost any level is better Corp. o f New York in an sk- auditorium-gymnaeium. Buckland tern and general storage area and of careful reasoning," the commit­ Police rushed up and scattered the standard which sets a minimum of informed today than he has ever change of stock. It was announced School was built in 1922. no llb r t^ and special activities tee says. mob before it could get into the NARISOO ”H f»IE STYLE” CINNAMON SUGAR 000|OES .14 on. M e 750 square feet per classroom. Manchester re^dents should be been, largely because he has been yesterday that the stockholders Students Help Honor Late Teacher Other Schools room. getting their trssh ready for next The committee members included building. The standards are aomewhat taught to do more thinking for Mrs. Bernice M. Maher, chairman of BowHng A Construction Corp. flexible and are leas stringent for The other schools which have Orford V illa g e , Inadequate Week's annual fall collection, re­ himself.” The Mexican government an­ have approved the proposal under The- late Dr. A. Everett Peterson, a former staff member of the old South Manchester High School below standard classrooms are and vice president of the ME A; nounced that Velasco Ibarra, now the older elementary schools, Kra- health room' and service syrtem, Town’s Own Washington Monument minds the public works depart­ In the elementary grades, the which they will receive 5H shares and a lewUng educator, historian and executiva ascretary of the New York City a r t. commission, Waddell, 8; Buckley, Highland tad lio auditorium-gyntnaslum, ments. Mias Huldah Butler, principal of a rehigee in the Mexican embassy iner told the board of education in George Washington ws* a visl-^ topioa now studied include: > o f New Haven common for esu;h was hono^ posthumously recently by Tufts University with the unveiling of a plaque at the ’TufST Park, Roberteon and Verplanck, cafeteria, library, teachers’ lounge, Trash should be placed on the Nathan Hale School; Miss Marion here, will fly to Mexico City as soon presenting a written preliminary tor in this town 172 years ago to­ ton’s diary records that he stopped The home and school. Grade 1; o f Bowling A Construction. Di­ each 2; and Hollister and Nathan general office, private office, sped front lawn near the sidewalk, bul Casey, Mrs. Elizabeth Seipel, Mrs. as ths new Quito government A rt Center. Among those present at the ceremony, marking the late Mr. Peterson’s work as a "pio­ report of his study at a speciu day. at Squire Perkins's tavern in Ash­ the nelghboihood, police and fire­ rectors of New Haven, now a real HICHLAND PARK MARKET! Hale. 1. al aotivlties room and general not on the sidewalk, by 7 a.m. oi Katherine Doremus and Donald grants him safe conduct. Four neer in bringing art to Tufts,” were some of his former studenU at the high school, Arthur Ander­ meeting Monday. A plaqtie mounted on a stone ford on Saturday night and stayed men, professional workers and estate, construction and electronics, School which have all standard storage area. the day the resident's first gar­ Warren. times elected president, be has fin­ 317 MGMLANO MANCMGSItR PtMM Ml 34278 He discussed the town’s "sub­ monument at Manchester Green there all of Sunday, because the tradesmen, Grade 2; the environ­ firm, also recommended that the son, Swedish consul in Boston and a 1908 graduate o f Manchester High, chairman o f the Tufts board classrooms are Bowen, Washing­ bage collection of the week is ished out his term only once. standard’’ facilities in advsnos of marks ths site of the old Wood- horses needed rest ‘after pasaing company's nsune be changed to of tnutees; Mrs. Lura Watkins Rush o f Manchester; Mrs. lAura B. Barber of Arlington, Maas.; ton, South', Keeney and Lincoln, usually made. ment of the school, Grade 3; man PERMIT SUSPENDED Public unrest under Inflatlm, a more thorough report he expect* bridge Tavern. "Here George through such Intpierable roads.’ ’’ and C. Elmore'Watldna o f Manchester, a leader in Tufta affairs for more than a half century. although each lacks at least one and his environment. Grade 4; dis- Hartford, Nov. 9 (AT—^The liquor low prices for Ecuador’s exports Haven mdustiies, Inc. to make to the board and Town Wataington stopped and was en­ H ie Saturday and Sunday he The packer trucks will collect special facility, according to Kram­ Town Opens Bids all packable material first, and will oortrers and eettlemente. Grade 5; permit of Morris Brenner, four and a host of new taxes led to Planning Commission In a few tertained Nov. 9 1789," reads the spent in Ashford were Nov. 7 and weeks. The board will then con­ er's report. , make note of articles like stoves and the American government. Gomers Liquor Shop, 7 High Rldg* Velasco Ibarra’s raaignatlon. Inscription on a monument erected 8. According to Tebbel, Washing­ I f the board of eduaction plans For Gasoline, Oil and mattreases which are too Grade 6. Rd., Stamford, has been suspended Bloody rioting broke out last week, sider action on his report and rec­ by Memorial Lodge, Knights of ton left Ashford Nov. 9, passing end antigoVemment demonstra­ ommendations. to set a minimum of 25 pupils per bulky to put in the packers. The In the junior highs emphasis is for five days. The State Uquor classroom, it will need to bring the Pythias, in 1936. through Mansfield, en rou ta to given to reading, spelling, gram­ Commission, in announcing the tions were staged dally In Quito In addition to the five schools, The 'Tidewater Oil Co. of New Hartford., This route would have highway d^artmant will be noti­ elasarooms and special facilities Washington’s atop here came at mar and oral expression, and es­ suspension yesterday, said Bren­ and Guayaquil A regiment of en­ many' other schools have one or Tork City is the apparent low bid­ taken him along the old Boston fied by the contractor of the loca­ up to standard, Kramer said. the end of a tour of Eastern states, pecially science. gineers revolted but was sup­ more ‘ ‘Substandard’’ laclUUes. der to supply gasoline for town- Turnpike through Coventry and tion ot bulky, items, and a pick­ ner had sold below the minimum At QTe other end of the ladder, The “ inadequate” facilities and the purpose of which was to retail price and had failed to add pressed. The president said he was owned vehicles, and the Atlantic Bolton to the Manchester Green up truck will be sent out to get Scientific areas taught In Grade the schools which appear to meet those lacking altogether at in­ solidify public sentiment behind stepping out to bring peace' to the Refining Co. of Providence, R. I., and the old Woodbridge Tavern them. 7 are scientific background, mat- the entire sales tax to the price. most of the stahdards are the dividual schools are a* follows: the new government. He toured country o f 4 milUort. is the apparent low bidder to sup­ where he might have taken a mid­ B u c k le y School, Washington Buckland: Inadequate library, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Among his severest crities was ply motor oil. day or evening meal on Monday; School, Verplanck S c n o o 1 and service system and general stor­ Hampshire and Maine, but omitted Arosemena, his running mate on Five bids were opened in each Nov. 9, 1789. He reached New Bowers School- With the exception age area and po cafeteria, health Vermont and Rhode Island which the National Vslasqulsta Fedara- category yesterday in the Munici­ York on Nov. 13. of Washington School, to which an- room, teachen’ lounge, general of­ pal Building. liRd riot accepted the federal Con­ tlon ticket last year. After they stitution. Tebbel concludes his account of addition was built in 1958, all are fice, private oiOce, and special , ’ndewater bid a discount of broke, Velasco Ibarra charged Details of this trip 4nd Pres­ this New England tour with the that the Tloa preaidant was a Com­ less than 12 year* old. a i^ v tle s room. 8.0492 per gallon from the com. In bis report, Kfam er evaluated ident Washington's Itinerary are following summary: munist. Buckley: "N ot properly aesigned” merclal tank wagon price in Hart­ "To ail Intents, his tour had been MANCHESTER MILLS the classrooms for "substandard" special aCUyltles room. ford. well-dooumented in "George Wash- But AresamsM held to a mld- Size and other inadequacies, in­ ingrton’a America," by John Teb- politically successful. He returned dls line in drainng up Ids eshinst. Bowers: lifta^^nate library and Other bids to supply gasoline ithpress^ with the progress of the cluding lack of sufficient light and no special activities room. were from Gulf Oil of Springfield, bel. He named a Oanoarvattve, two accesribUity if a room is essen­ The author relates that'W ash; country, gratified by the adulation Ubarals, two Xodepaodent IJber- Highland Park: Inadequate au­ Mass., 8.0489 discount; Atlantic bf its citizens, and In possession tially below ground. ditorium-gymnasium, cafeteria, li­ Refining of Providence, R. I., Ington set out from New York oni ala, two Soctaksta and a Social The number of "substandard" the momliig' of Oct. 15, 1789, With of a journal which contains one brary, health room, geasESiiOffice, 8.0480 discount; American Oil Co. of the best descriptions available Classrooms Krgmer lists is 22. four horsctf drawing his coach. The service system and general stor­ of New York City, 8 04; and Bun of New England in that period. That means that 100 per cent age area, and no tesu:hera’ lounge, Oil of East Hartford, 8.04S. writer, quoting Washintgon’s diaries, traces his journey through Washington described the average DISCOUNT WORLD private office and special activi­ The Atlantic Refining Co. bid on Rye, Fairfield, Stratford, New farm and how it was worked; he ties room. oil was 41 cents a gallon in 55-gal­ AT THE GREEN S11 EAST MiODU TPKE. Haven, Middletown, Wethersfield noted the state of the roads, the Hollister: Inadequate teachers' lon drums. style of the fences, the condition PLENTY OF FREE PARKING and Hartford. PHONE MI9.1S09 lounge, general office and service Other bids were from Humble of agriculture, 6|ie exact number According to this account, Wash­ of churches, and gave detailed de­ Gil and Refining, Esso Division, ington left Hartford for Spring- A4ANCHESTER Boston, 45 cents a gallon; Sears scriptions of ail the principal field Oct. 21, reached Boston Oct. towns. It is a document worth any­ Roebuck, West Hartford, 74 cents 24, left Boston five days later to NOW . . . IS THE -HME TO USE OUR LAYAWAY YOUNG GOP American Oil, 49 cent*; smd Sun one's study;" the author conclud' For HoM sf visit Portsmouth, N.H. and Kit- ed. Oil, 48 cents. \ ' tery, Maine. Hla travels south are MEETING EeonoinleiH Ropolrt on Other, bids were also opened on Credit and acknowledgment for traced through Hav^rtilll, Andover, permission to reprint from the PLAN . . . FOR Y O U R CHRISTMAS BUYING! Radio, TV, Sttroo, batteries, tires and tubes, but the Lexington and Mendon, Mass. book, "George Waahlntton's Amer­ TONIGHT basis of bidding was so varied, ac­ “ Now he traveled through Con­ ica," by John Tebbel, copyright $1.00 WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION Phonogniph Appiidneos cording to Thomas Moore, pur­ necticut by way o f HiMnpson, 1964, Is given to E. P. Dutton and TOWN HALL chasing agent, that some study Pomfret Ashford. Washing­ Go., Inc. (Herald photo by Pinto.) will be needed, to determine a com­ S O’CLOCK Potrertoii's mon denominator. Some firina bid LAMES’ FUNNELETTE UMES* on a discount of a code price, oth­ A L L H^EIAlOMzj Phone M l 9-48S7 ISO Center St.—Oor. of Choreh ers bid on a discount of a lis t price. PRESCRIPTIONS PAJAMAS Robes REMODEL 9 -9 8 1 4 9q u r o u > W E DEU'VER FU R COAX to m arket INTO ANEW PINE PHARMACY 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADABIS • C A P E CONN. FRESH LT.WOOD • S T O L E Locker Plant and Meat Market CHICKEN^ 100% eelanaaa acetate. • J A C K E T to m i ^ t Guaranteed washable Minimum care. 100% Cool and comfortable. LEGS Lh 49e ~ cotton. Full eut. Size* 32-40. HSaey care. Swish wash, Fresh Meats -Retail Dept, drip dry Quilted. Prin- WINGS Lh. 25c /> cees etyle. Pink, white, OTHER SIZES 32 la 4 B ...... $2.B4 blue and light green. m Sizes 12-18. SMAU, EXTRA LEAN U j s j >j l c h o i c e t it’s 2 FAIRWAYS CHESTER to buy/A fat pig for------r— GIRLS' ORLON FURRIERS SMOKED y i| | c Shoulder C Ac GIRLS’BLOUSES This lai:he week to bring home the bacon and eve^ felt squares in JACKETS 82 BURKE ROAD othep7 >art of the pig. The nicest, tenderest, most sue- BOCKV lU .E culsnt pork in town is waiting for you right at ydiir all colors 4 pdighborhood Pinehurst Market. You’ll wheel away a " StEAKS D 3 " M I 8-1827 PICNICSt . . T U e W6 give world green stamps e 4 m /cart stuffed with luscious sating at a budget price. OsO Rockville Collect! Spiced Apple Rings 83c ^ main street and pike plaza ^ Serve 76c When You Buy^ y ^ T B 5-S929 or JA 2-SS02 Spiced Crabapples, NATIVE WAYBEOT GftAUiE A BONELESS, LEAN, FRESH SHLRfINE SUCEO Small families and large, too Peaches, Pears or Pinehurst just love our new easy to slice Apricots OR HALF CLING chef cuts of Eye Round and B R O IL IN G ^ / Top Round . . . Lovers o f lean F R Y I N G " ■ ■ ■ A meat . . . not'fat w rap p ^ around . . . come to Pine- ROASTING PORK C Ac 100$^ cetton In all' hurst for Pork Roast 2 9 ‘ white or white with 100% orlon' with quilted lining and attached lace or ' embroide^ Peaches 6 to 7 ril^ average 8 lbs. flHB " 3— 2V2 ooiM 89e^ Boneless Rump Roasts PINEHURST l e a n BAtON hood, in blue, green and gold. Sizes 8 toJL4. tnm. Sizes 3-14, Lean rib cut* . . . Sold a* roast or cut Into 7 chop* Many Sirloin lips • Direct shipments from the corn belt assure y.ou of Chickens buy 2 or thre* of these special value roaets. This Week We Feature; Shoulder Clods and^ ' ■ ® ROLL 0 9 ' b o y s : perfect bacon when you buy Dubuque’s, Rath’s or NABISCO PIG NEWTONS at 35c—Save 4c BOYS’ FLANNELETTE Bottom Rounds MorreH’s lean sliced bacoti at Pinehurst. Buy Vi lb. EXTRA LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND . Alfred Wiegel learned to make aaiiaage In Germany. His akill STAHUMBYeR HICKORT SMOKED pkgs. in Rath or Dubuque’s Royal Buffet Brand', U evident in the aauaage meat and large sausage meat he makes NOT FRF^^PAOKAGED ^ Save 76c This week, we will have plenty of the famous-Missis- here at Pinehurst The meat at 69c dr the links at 89c are just B i^ p i brand . . . now called "MISS IOWA.’’ xVhat you need to serve wltii pancakes. SLACK SET From Most Shelf Prices On * PAJAMAS Center cuts of Jean Mighty fine value at full pounds fo r ...... / S C chuck pot roasts are spe­ SLICED C C c CHUCK r A c MIRACLE WHIP 49c cial value at 49c. Remem­ LOIN PORK ROAST ber these are center cuts, Serve Liver and Bacon. . . Tender slices of Pinehurst Lean 4 Lb. Cuts .87 $ 1 .8 7 bvKraH . . . not ends. lintirjf C lan Qt. Jnr GROUND 9 9 " Whole strips of •pork . *. about 10 lbs. each . . . sold BACON 0 3 " . . . created by a ielightfid BEEF LIVER u, 49c In'.the Keebler line . . . the new 28 to a pkg. Fudge^ Sticka as 2 roasts and 8 to 9 chops will be easy on your budget Ueading of tke warmth and for 49e and 16 Royql Choco Bon Bons 39c are appealing.'^ at 57c lb. .. 100% cotton, 2 piece print and stripe. Sizes Flannel lined corduroy pants with matching 4-14. riekmeu af natural wood' Teifdercure Corned Beef, flannel shirt. Guaranteed washable. Sizes 3-8. and tka ttmrdy dor ability of FARMHOUSE Lamb Legs, Morrell's. FRESH NATIVE Hama. Poric INFANTS' steel...yourt alone in a People come from mites around INFANTS’ 1-PiECl BLUEBERRY PIES Each 45c to get Pinehurst’s ^ Wo wiH bo hoodqiMMttn “fresher-by-far” Ground Meats. for GrayMgo Farm T«ir- So that you will buy more of these 35 oz. jars of Lean Chuck ground which you see in many Motts Apple Sauce to serve with your Pihehurst fresh koy*. stores at 89c sells here a lb...... 79e f^RTOM ffITCHRH pork we feature it one more Week, usually 39c jar on GOLDEN SNOW SUIT KNIT HATS aale at 86c— 3 large g la u jara $1.00. CARROTS REGULAR HAMBURG ...... Ib. KBe For Kraut or Barbecue This week w* feature our 70e meat loaf or Swedish meat bail Please Letiye Your Order Early mixture at Beef, Pork and Veal so that you.savs 9e on avsry ■■ H p w CeOo B ag 10c 2 Ib. ptirchaasa. 1 $0.84 $ 1 .8 7 Pinehatst 8 in 1 Blend ...... Ib/ TSc 2 lbs. $1.49 "IF YOU UKE THE BE^ GIVE US A TEST" •1 H SSEU ST. Roar of Hio ko Pkmr T O . Ml 3-8424 Thla Adv. Sponawred By: Pinehurst is open Thun, and F iL till nine. . . Como In for 8 ft W i^aeo fruitm ixes 39e and 59e Jar, . . THE MANCHESTER TEACHERS 68% cotton, 42% nylon: Quilt lined and at­ 100% Orion. Assorted styles. Red, Ught Candied C^MTlos, g rm , or rod . . . atrpp and other candied fr u it. . . n ow c ro p fig s . . . >i FUENIY Of FM i fARKIIIG SfAi^ J FEDERAL CREDIT UNION tached hood. Hand washable. Sizes 2-4. . eriilte and pink. 786 MAIN »T. aas-MTt T

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C ir a iit Court Cases A ona-oar aceldant last night on tViUand T^k#. aant a Belton youth Pim de Sighs iM XK ViU f SESSION to ManchoaUr Momortal Reipital Fines tetailng $95 ware levied for tm tm snt ahd braught tho ar« tTuesdsy in the Rockville cession tMt of the vehicle's oporakir. Floats, Bands o f C ircuit Court 12. Also, a $15 bond was declared forfeit. Keith Lans, 18, of Cldar D m NAv. S5 Chrlstmu parads, Fined wera:' Albert S. Motts. Rd., Belton, rocelved acalp latcra- raoasersd by uia Chanter of SS Park St.. Rockville, breach of Uona and a loft shoulder injury as Cammerce, has bean tt^en support peace and intoxication, $30; Ra­ a reeult of an 8:45 p.m. accident tn the tune of IS floats and five mon S. Godek. 26. Mountain St., Rodcvllle. illegal passing, $20; In which a car driven by Bryan band unlta Mrs. Doris V. Thomp­ GUI,',17, of 18 Margaret Rd., went son, ohambur manacar, said the re­ Donald L. Coville. 27, Hartford, breach of peace, $20; and Robert out of control and rolled over lev- sponse to the parade progvam has eral Umee. been fratlfylnf. B uidjck, 18, 75 Union St., Man­ Police reported, that GUI was Band units scheddled the Free­ chester, failure to drive to the driving east on Tolland Tpke. dom FUers of Hartford, a mareh- right, $25. when his car went out of control ing band from Westfield, Mass,, Waltar Berilarl, 55, New Brit­ and veered off the north lide of the the trHowners drum and bufle ain, pleaded innocent td a epeed- road, flipped over several Umes N abisco Fig New tons i w 3 5 c «orps from Hasardville, The Ste­ ing charge and elected a Jury trial, and came to rest on the guide wire wart HiFb^nd-erS and -The Sons aet down for Nov. 14 in Eaat Hart­ of a utility pole. Inveetigatlng Pa­ S j p e c i a l s T FULLY COOKED of Lefion Fife,and Drum Corpa ford . I trolman Kenneth Barker reported The latter two from Rockville. Charlea W. Hlasny, 30, 8 Middle that GUI told him that ashes , from Lux Flakes wi/ic8 36« Accept Deoohstion Bid Butcher Rd.. Ellington, waa given a curette went into kls eye and aiCHMOND - Cut Grata or Cut Wax SAVE ISc Chamber of Commerce directors a 30-day auspend^ aentence and caused him to lose control of the have accepted the low bid of the two yuara' probation for Intoxica­ vehicle. Jordan Decorating: Co. of Hart' tion. GUI was charged with failure to Rinso W hite LGE N(C 35« ford, and Manchester for Installs Continued to Dec. 5 waa the caae drive In the proper tens and was of Angelo Bucheri. 45. East Hart­ noUfled to appear .In Circuit Court String Beans 4 'cam?59‘ tlon'of Christmas li^hu and diic- orations in the Rockville area. ford. charged with breach of 12 on Nov. 20. Lane was treated and discharged from the hospital. aiCHMOND - Rod Rip# N ow Pack Jordan'a $1,450 bid was $S001ess peace. Surf DETERGENT - LGE PKG 33* than a Joint bid of Rock-Ell and “Va, “ ■ ■ \ ' Tho vehicle was a total wreck Rock-Vem Electrical Companies Rubbrr Outpiit Sags and towed sway, police said. I6-O Z at 1,750. The Joint bid, however, CANS Included a lease-purchase agree­ Tom atoes Brasilia—Brazil'a natural-rubber ment whereby thu chamber would All .Fluffy l g e 'p k g 33« plantations, which once supplied " buy all equipment and accessories the world, now do not produce "/or Flowers FINAST - Rafroihing, Full Bodied SAVE 16c over a three-year period. even enough for their own coun- ^Now Batting for Cheney Tech,,,^ Far AU OooaMei^ IPs ’ The purchase arrangement was try. An increase In the use of Bill (Moose) Skowron, first baseman for the New York Yankees snd edueaUonal director of the turned down by directors who said rubber — particularly for Urea — American IntemaUonal Bowling Corp., "bats in’’ the first winning runa for tbs Howell Cheney Tech­ Qoba*s Flowers SHANK SECTION the Christmas program may have has cut domesUc prmiuction from nical School annual drive with hla purchase of candy bars. Receiving the money, which will bene­ EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Tomafo Juice 4 Call PAUL BCBITNEB changed radically in three years, 80 to 30 per cent of ctmaumption fit Cheney Tech’s student acUvittea fund, is Dwaine GUdden, captain of the school’s baaeball team First National Store, recommend, e mouth-watering making ownership of the equip­ since 1951. and president of the student council. Tony D’Angona. athleUca director for Cheney Tech, waa also (Foimerty with Pentlaad’s) FINAST - From Orchard Ripa Applaa SAVE 6c ment unnecessary, present at the sale. Skowron appeared at Cheney Tbch this morning, and was scheduled to talk 1123 BURNSIDE AVE. by GOOD-AIRE fully cooked Hem for Sunday dinner - A quick glaze A Christmas lighting program Skstera* Skirts at St James’ School this afternoon. Tonight and tomorrow ha will appear at the Parkade Lanes, EAST HARTFORD Paris shows swirling, flared JA 8-5009 or Ml 8-5478 end e lazy baking I, all It needs for a deheiou, main LB 9 9 at Vernon Circle will be left to ORIGINAL beginning at 6 p.m. His other appearances are at the Manchester Memorial Hospital children’s akirta that look Uke skating aklrta DeUverles DaUy to Mincbeetei the discretion of merchants them. ward this afternoon, and at student assemblies tomorrow at East Catholic High School at 1 p.m. and OIL PAINTING Apple Juice 2.?u39‘ course - Served with, fine fresh vegetables - all at Bids oh the work are $500 and but are meant for daytime westr. at Manchester High at 1:45. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) Kills $400 from the same firms. Odort - Fancy Slicod or Halva, money-saving low prices Iteeord Budget Set *yOK” GAtDIN SAVE 17c UhloB Congregational Church, FAST/ S«rv« Flnast Mustard - Dallcloui with Ham Rockville, has set a record budget fo r the com ing year o f $06,M3. blberta Mambors win ori^ ^edge cards OPEN EVERY 10 •wftb OoocMr* ficm toa P eaches 3 Sw ^y, Stewardship Sunday. M«n"na • Rfitoil VahM $6 BUTT SECTION ^ CENTER SLICES » 95< C f the total, $8,300 wlU go to the aiCHMOND - Choice Unpeeled SAVE 17c BEEF SALE •Hondaomoly Framfid Christian World Mission. A $800 EEADY-TO>COOK - 4 Lbs and Up • Ideal for Fricauee a^ipcoprlaUco wUl go to the Sun­ 29-O Z day School budget o f $1,788. Yonr dioica oE S baml poinNnss asoUad from Italy 4 9 c U.S.D.A. TOP CHOICE CANS Chiirch school members are pledg- Offer espket iaaeery 8f« IN3 A p rico ts '^hole 2 tag the rest. Fire Daaage Totaled BONELESS WHOLE LB Damage from two fires tai Rock- RICHMOND - Bartlett SAVI la Fresh Fowl vOle to CHstober tcdaTed $3,180. a c­ cording to Fire Chief Jebn F. GS UNDERCUT ROASTS All LIQUID DETERGENT GIANT CAN 7 7 t Ashe. The first fire, O c t 31, SELF4ERViei lEFT. STORE Pear Halves 2^s49« LB 29< smoked tm a house on Lawrence PMAST - Small Fancy SAVR 3c CUT-UP S t; the second, Oct SB, bharred a back yard abed on' Dailey Or- "■10 V A LU r ele. Haiiftni fiil aid K m SL, Maachaftar P r a i s e so a p 2 25c W hole Beets 4 » ns59< BONUS STAMP SPECIALS! 12-OZ 41 FVm Parkilur— Pfifcd Pickup to Your Car PMAST - Fancy SAVI 7e NO COUPON NIIDB - iU Y ALL YOU WANT The Rockville ire-J>epartmcnt PKG mnbarfced on Its second ananalamt Kielbasa & Bologna EXTRAjt^ORBHN STAMPS Christmas Workshop to dlstrubute P r a i s e touet s o a p 2 39. C a r r o t s 4 uns 59< "BIO VALUE' toys to needy dilldran yesterday, ■ ■ O w with the purchaM of either of the following Last year, 350 children w ere given WEEKEND FOOD VALUES OmUMI DILLS SAVI 4e 12-OZ toys. The department repairs toys PKG which can be aalvaged. "Excellent For Oven J o y DETERGENT 12-OZ ITL 3 7 < Italian Loaf & Bologna Finost Sliced Bacon iu CD Flhn at Sykes WHERE YOU SAVE CASH - INSTEAD * Heim Pickles 40-OZ JAR 4 5 . Vernon Civil Defense odlelals Finest Skinless Frankfurts hb N wOl show a Him Friday at 3 p.ra. OF STAMPS - YES! AT KING'S FOOD DEPT. Or Pot Boasting" LB at Sykes Junior High School. _ Fresh Flounder Fillet Good Through Saturday, Novombtr II, 1961 film and talk will concern fallout radiation dangers and what' can bo done about them. SWIFT'S PREMIUM-GOVT. GRADEDa . Faients’ Pregtam Hailed GET 1000 EXTRA STAMPS! J P f r a f Richard M. Sawyer, principal of Sykee Junior S gh School, yester­ J V a t i o t o A l day hailed the Tuesday Parents' "BUTTERBALL" (Beltsville) ft Htlp Your Childron at School JExolggntvet Night program as a smashing suc- JFresH HairM ycst P ro d u ce ! BONUS STAMP 0 and aald future Parents’ Nights would be similarly planned. St a n d a r d . Tr ea su r y SPECIALS! Parsnta “want to school’’ Tnes- 2 0 th F O X dsy night, attendod e i^ Mtorten- of Le a r n in g od class sssilOBs and an assembly Broiler TURKEYS ' - MILLION-SELLER HIT RECORDS eimnlstlng a regular school day. 38C Nearly 850 panmts were present. d ic t io n a r y ORANGES Sawyer said; a rsecrd. . . . AMAZING LOW PRICE Buy All You Want - m " Saa P lasa Few er OMStrel U.S.D.A. TOP CHOICE BEEF FLO EID A - Large Size - Juicy Fresh Flavor The second year electricity elaae • MIX or MATCH # NOW ONONSAll OOa No Coupon Neoded j| at Rockvtna High School toured VOLS. 15 find 16 T T ^ 8 GREAT 331/3 LP ALBIMS the Centre Stu^iping Plasa last Good Through Saturday, Nov, 11, 1961 ^ LONDON BROIL ^STAFP APPLESAUCE Jar ■nd you aet SO extra atemus V week, inspecting the unique, single with ceupen . . . ALL ORIQIRAL PERFORRUHCES Mcctrieal contrd panel serving the m ^axTi«A|^.^ORniN s t a m p s ■ entire plsza. Albert Roupes, In­ . . . 2 ON SALE EACH WEEK ‘‘MONROr SLICED BEETS, Tall Can FOR r^^Jwilhlh.pur'cha<.of.Ucana wUl 39 4 1 4 9 W a l d o r f b a th r o o m tissue 4 rSJ s 3 7 « K erry Unwone Oierelo) elae on oeloi Teeuny Oonoy end efbento eofnel Finost^affles « s < hear-a talk tonight i t 8 by Rock- 8 rmm gof MRSf^ciH Mn! viUe GOP m ayoral candidate John* J. Taakulka. expected to outline TISSUE Temple Chow Mein 32-OZ PKG 79< I Temple Egg Rolls 5-OZ PKG 39. hla 10-prtnt program for city gov­ Soft-WeVe^THROOM 2 27« ernm ent The meeting wiU be at Green Stawnjpe,Poo! Rspubllean beadquartera, Vernon 5cOtt b a th r o o m TISSUE .2 RcSs 27« Ave. 8 0 0 Cube Register Tonight ■ ■ ■ S |S BBBBBBBB.BSBBSSBBBBBBBBBBBBSSBBBBB B O O B Boya 8 through 10-yeare-oId in Scot Towels REG r q u 2 1 c the Vernon Elementary School area f wlU regteter tonlguht at 7 at the Y O U R > | | A sdiool for membership In CiU> S c o t k i n s lu n ch eo n n apkin s 2 S % 3 3 ^ Pack 86. spUt last spring to fonh Rack 331 at Lake S t SchooL C H O I C E 4 U V or 500 EXTRA CREEN STAMPS : 9 S c o t t FAMILY NAPKINS 2 2 9 . Beys unable to attend tonight can register with George F. Mo- Wilshire Rd. DAIRY DEPT. SPECIALS • Farm Fresh Produce '^Extra Volues!" AT YOUR AAANCHESTER FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS B Housing Need Ptnpeintad S c o t k i n s w nner n apk in s PKGOF5o 2 5 « The Rev. David G. Jaxhelmer, LOWER EGG PRICES AT KINGS chairman of the Rockville Houaing f a n c y CAUPOmeA RCO HdfMORi C u t-R ite WAX PAPER 125-n ROU 2 7 c 1041 M AIN STREET and 297 EAST CENTER STREET Z Authority, said Tuesday a survey baa found more than 1,900 peo- 1^ in the iniington, Rockville, Tol­ land and Vernon area over 65. The O IV B / EGGS C I V B / figure points up a need. for" ade­ quate housing' for elderly in the ^ tehing ro w W eigkg? area, he told the RockviUe Rede­ GRAPES 3 I 3 S H i% i % e x t r a m EXTRA velopment Advisory Oommittee. EXTRA LARGE Doz. 57c We Suggeil Diet Delight- The RHA plans 100 elderly units Low Calorie f lM i A v v g r e e n s t a m p s In newly named Franklin Park In FANCY FKeSH 500 GREEN STAMPS LARGE Bock'viUe's west end. Doz. 55c Hospitol Notoa Peors 17-OZ can 35c Admited . Wedneeday: ' Leslie WITH THE PURCHASE OF $10 to $20 WITH the PURCHASE of $20 or MORE KacRae, Weilwood Circle, Ver- Apricots I7.0Z CAN 31c Bob. FABULOUS OFFER! Lg. Bunch , WITH THIS COUPON - VALID IN Dlasharged WjMlneafiay: Agnes WITH THIS COUPON - VALID IN iMddeeke, 9fi TUeott Ave!; BROCCOLI FrMit Cocktail 17-OZ CAN 31< NUMAIB B|8lne Y oung and daughter, 14 100% p im E MANCHUTER FRST NATIONAL MARKETS ONLY MANCHESTER HRST NATIONAL MARKETS ONLY IkfiUMuod D r., Vernon; Evelyn CORK OIL Peodiet cuNa.sDmd 17-ozcAN 29 c KraUer, 78 Pins Knob Dr., Wap- MARGARINE r O f 9 UAUTY INDIAN MVEA O t a U | E GOO SC FINK, SEEDLESS Through Stfiurday, November 11,1961 Through Saturday, November 11> 1961 Mag; Donald Calhoun, 11 Oak fit; SAVE Peoches < $Rce4 iroz CAN 33c RBil Prucha, 31. Earl S t; Dennis UAiUT ONI COUPON PiR FAMIIV LIMIT O N I COUPON P R PAMILY MiMth.' 80 Grove St; Laurent 81c eOARimS, $08 AND 7O0ACCO IXIA4PT PROM OfPtR Marube, 138 Union S t Over aOARITTIS, I I U AND T08ACCO. 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1 ■ »'■ L" ■ lUNCHBSTER ^EVENING HERAtP, IfAHCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. NOVEMRER 9. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEI^EB, CONN., THURSDAY, ^OVEMBER 9, 1961 f^AGE BEVENtXBN Danish Gymnlasts the Manchester school system, its clu^tar’s hom* services, will be- Kelmedy Sa^s U.S. Arms Best, Education Panel teaching program and mesina for Send Servicemen ^ Nov. 16 and cantinus through Meetmejtm e Slated Automation Puts o n T a b le Imiihivement. < Sheldon will dis­ Doc. 1. I^alf hour appointments At MBS Saturday Planned by LWV cuss the wOrlUngs of the board of Voice from Home will bo mad* for each family which By5 v OiGarden dub Wants Extra Defense Money education, the tax dollar, the telephonto the homo services of­ The Danish Gym Team will par- ^ . By DBL aULUCB school budget,. end relationship to A panel dUcuasion meeting, open Maiu^eater and area residents fice in Hartford, Monday through The Manchester Garden d a b . The Baby Has form Saturday night at Manchaa- . Turtock. CaBf (Jl-The turkey on to ail townspeople, concerning educational policies. Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (OsathuMril tram Regu Ougl begin reshaping its trsds poUeies jW r Thankagtving table, ameUlng Rep. Fellows will relate the ac­ may send their overseas service­ will "mepf , Mondav at 8 p.m. at' tar High BchooVs Bailey Audi­ how to deal with the Bibop^ Mu.cation and the financing' of Recording sessions will be Held Center Congregational Ohurch. of mouth-watering dreejung, hae education, will 1^ sponsored by tions of the last General. Assem­ men a “Voice From Home” at torium. Sixteen men and yroman. D. Bisenhowur hael agraed to serve Common Market, Which wiU ’‘pre­ changed a lot eince the lin t Pil- bly In the field of education, and in the downstairs of the chapter .fii's. Blake D. Preqeott of Long- 299 E. CENTER STREET—MI 9.0899 the Manchester L2 years. Their average speed liam Craig Sr., 48 Florence St.. Rockville. He was bom Nov. 1 tions of precision drill, body build­ mission headed by Gen. Maxwell really count, he added, are threats S3;)it will discuss the quality of winds blow from the land. W. Stanley Hunt, chairman of the capital gains. at Rockville Q ty Hospital. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Local turkey ranches vary la 14.8 knots. ing exercises, and Danish fol'-t D. Taylor, the President’s military posed to the free world. greatly. The common denomina­ Helen Sawyer, East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are dances done in native costume. adviser. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Craig, Rockville. tors (are the use of college-trained Bernard ■ Hickey and Bernard Fallout — Nuclear testing must manpower, cost accotmting and a Steevea, Rare* Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Richard Fogarty are in charge of thb be approached “with the' greatest great deal of automation. Steevea, 31 Bunce Dr.'.^he was bom Oct. 20 at Hartford Hoapitat Lions' project, assisted by Harold caution amd hesitancy’’ because See Bill for Ahunlmim Some commercial g^wers buy Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alva S. Henderson, Parks, Ken Skinner, Robeft Schai- of the potential baza^ from fall­ turkey eggs from breeders, send ler, Leon Eustis, George Willard out, Kennedy aSid, but the United ORIGINAL LAST 3 DAYS them to' custom hatcheries (Wal­ St, Johnsbury, Vt. Her paternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hollia Steevea, S t Johnsbury, Vt. She has a brother, Michael and Frank Bishop. States must balance this with its • STORM WINDOWS lace Lindskoog’s two custom In­ Richard, 4; and a sister, Ann Marie, 2. Curtain time is 8 o'clock, and responsibility to the „frM world. • STORM DOORS cubators hatch around three mil­ * * 9 9 9 9 tickets will be sold at the door. Berlin — Kvauiedy 8aid it Would lion turkey poults a year from is the place to buy • JALOUSIES eggs supplied by the customer) GRAND UNION Voung, Paaaela Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert F. be “wholly wrong" to suggest that Toimg, 14 Irdnwood Dr., Vernon. She was bom Nov. 2 at Rock­ W. F. MCDERMOTT West German Chancellor Konrad end buy ready-mixed formula • AWNINGS feeds. » ville City Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. amd Mrs. Prospect, Nov. 9 (IP)—Puncrai Adenauer' seeks to reann hia Leon Moon,, Brewer. Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. services will be held here Satur­ Best Quality—Lowest PricM Others, probably the moiit nu­ coimtry In order to wreak revenge merous, raise turkeys for ~a ma­ and Mrs. George Young, Hall Quarrv, Maine. She has three sis­ day for former State Rep. William for defeats In war. He formed Free estimates e E-Z Ternia F. McDermott, who died last night LENOX PHARMACY jor feed or processing company WHbll...... PREMIUM QUALITY ters, Linda, IS, Platsy, 10, and Cynthia,-6U. Adenauer's visit to Washington » e • e • at nis home on, Waterbury Ko- 299 E. CENTER STREET— MI 940896 on contract. 'The grower supplies M(J3crniott, 84. served In the Gen­ later this month "of vital impor­ BILL TUNSKY the equipment and labor. The Row«, Timothy Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Rowe, tance” in coping with the Elaat- Eaton Rd„ Tolland. He was born O ct 28 at Rockville City Hos­ eral Assembly from 1933 to 1938 MI 8-9095 company supplies the poult and as a representative from Nauga­ West crisis in Europe. Its food and takes the bird for pital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trade—The United States must Weaver, North Va-sselboro, Maine. His paternal grandparents tuck. He was a Democrat. maiket at maturity. The grower Avg. Wgt. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roiwe, Vaaselboro, Maine. He has four is paid from 25 cents to 40 cents brothers, aayton, 6'4, Wayne, 5%, Jeffey, 4H. and Michael. 2; a bird, depending on the age of 2^4-3 Bis. and two elstera, Cynthia, 7H. and Lynatte, 3. the pouK when he got it. • • • e » Still others, like Elwood Swan­ Ready LaFranoe, Mary Ksthleeau daughter of Mr. and Mra. Omer son, do their own breeding, run LaFrance. Klngabury Ave., Tolland. She was bom O ct 30 at their own hatcheries and brooder To Cook 9 Rockville City Hoepital. She has a eister, Ruthann, 14. houses. • • • • • Swanson's Westlock Farms Chase, Paul Robert son of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Chaaa, RFD raises 140,000 to 200,000 turkeys 1 Box 179B, Ellington. He was bom O ct 30 at Manchestet Me­ a year. Swanson operates his morial Hospital. His rhatemal grandfather is Royal Moodie. Wol­ own 18-formula feed mill, an cott Vt. Hla paternal grandmother is Mrs. Julia Chase,. Morris- autmnated one-man operation. viUe, V t He has four brothers, Chester. 15, Alien, 13, Floyd, 11, And in the brooder house, one and Larry, 10; and a sister, Mary Lou, 6. CENTER man cares for 20,000 poults, aver­ « * • « • Swift's aging a half hour to an hour a day Garcia, Thomas Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Garcia, at such chores as operating the Somers Rd., laUngton. He was bom Oct. 28 at-Rockville City PORK litter-turning apparatus and in­ Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar jecting chemicals in the automat­ ic water fountains. J. Fredette, Springfield, Masa. His paternal grandparents are ib. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Garcia, Westfield, Mass. He has a broth­ Another Independent grower, SERVE WITH FRESHPAk OR OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE (Cut Up • Split • Quartered 2 9 *) Premioin Melvin Soderstrom of Soderstrom er, James Robert 11 months. TENDEIR, Brothers, says, “ The turkey will Clark, Susan Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. survice any heat wave (fre­ F R E S H C U T eSark, 84 Prospect St, Rockville. She was bom Oct. 20 at Rock­ quent in the San Joaquin Valley) BONELESS BRISKET ville City Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth FLAVOR-RICH If it has shade” Soderstrom Broth­ Toungworth, Quincy, Maas. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. CHOPS ers. which raises turkeys to mar­ and Mra. Francia Clark, Quincy, Maai. She has a sister, Theresa ket size in large fenced enclosures, ' . ; Marie, 1. \^ ' 2,500 to a (lock, provides great CHICKEN PAtTS 1 TOP QUALITY PORK FROM FIRST FOOD shade areas under corrugated LEGS t THIGHS MEATY BREASTS Stenhonea, Kenneth Forbes, son of Mr. and Mra. Jamea F. aluminum supported by eight-foot Stanhouse, Hoffman Rd., Ellington. Re was bom O ct 25 at PORK steel posts. Rockville City Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and The SoderstromS have been rais­ Mrs. Leighton Lawes, Ellington. His paternal grandparents are. ing turkeys more than 35 years and l^ S A N O Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stenhouse, Granby. SWIFT’S PREMIUM have helped start many of their neighbors, including Swanson, in 39 49 the business. Both operations last . * „ * Ba«4dlB, David Alan, son of kir. and Mrs. Herbert R. ^ ck lin, S A V E 50c 18 Morrison S t, Rockville. He was bom Oct. 24 at Rockville year averaged approximately $1 can Cit}f Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 7-RIB END gross profit per bird. i U M l D l i CHICKEN LIVERS Ib69^ Nearly 86 million turkeys were Ernest Mower, Auburn, Maine. His paternal grandparents are CUT Harold Bucklln, Livermore Falls, Maine, and Mrs. John DeWolfe, marketed in the United States in Lewiston, Maine. 196(8 and though there is a grow­ SUPERMARKETS N ing year-round market, Thanks­ * * * * SO O suiSs PORK ROAST FRESH-MADE giving and Christmas are still the Ckawford, Biadfeid wnUam Jr„ eon of Mr. and Mrs. Brad­ SWIFT’S PREMIUM NOW IS THE TIMiB ivF ford William Crawford Sr., 22 N. Park St, Rockville. He was big seasons prepared for at Tur­ bom Oct. 28 at Rockville City Hospital. His maternal grand­ lock’s two processing plants. One ORDER YOUR parents are Mr. and Mia. Bruno Sumlslaald, Rockville. Hia pa­ No^Coupon Needed! Buy All You Want! plant Is operated by Armour, the ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Crawford, Ver­ FRESH other by the Mowrer Farms Divi­ Thanksgiving Turkey 57 sion of Nulaid Farmers Associa­ GRADE " A non. His paternal great-grandmother is Mra. Joseph Lemak, CHINE END tion. Rockville. PICNICS ‘ At the latter, live birds are load­ Fnedlander, aM nl lifmm. d e le t e r of Mr. and M n. Ber­ ed directly from trucks on an over­ BUTTER nard Freedlander,r, 53 SunaetSvnwet Ter., Wapping. She was bom Oct. 50 EXTRA S& H STAMPS wn» head line traveling about five miles an hour. Just before the line en­ 0 19 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents ters the processing plant, the dan­ GRAND UNION FROZEN are Mr. and Mis. Nathan Pahuskin, Hartford. Her paternal grand­ ' 1 l i . FKG. OF SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED J BACON parents are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Freedlander, Peabody, Mass. gling birds, head' down, pass FRESH-FLORIDA-JUICE THANKS A MILLION! through an electrocution chamber where they are put to death by MEAT Selwita, Seott Alan, son of MCr. and Mrs. Earle Selwitz, 375 brushing against electrified rods. lb Woodbridge St. He was bom Nov. 1 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hart­ 50 EXTRA S& H STAMPS with In apreciation of our 14th Anniversary Sale They are bled and then the line ford. His maternal grandparents afe Mr. and Mrs. Max Beden, we again say THANK YOU! The response passes through showers of scalding POT PIES 2 “S'3 5 * Lynn, Mass. His paternal grandparent are Mr. and Mrs. Litman SWIFTS PREMIUM DAISY BONELESS BUHS water which strips off the feathers. Sdwitz, 875 Woodbridge St. was terrific. It has been a pleasure doing b a g • * • • • • For the next 20 minutes each business with all of you in the past 14 years bird is inspected (or disease by a TomanelB, gohn Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. and we do hope that First Food can continue V U.S. veterinarian and disem­ ORANGES Tomanelll, RFD 8 take St., Vernon. He was bom Oct. 29 at boweled, the giblets packaged for Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 50 EXTRA S& H STAMPS wm. to serve you for many, many more years to mow WHITI FAN CY mo come. future Inspection. The hot water It Paul E. Millette, St. Petersburg, Flsu He has two brothers, Mi­ 2 LBS. OR MORE PKG. O f FR6SHLY GROUNO HAMWRG absorbed Is pumped out by vac­ chael, 8, and Joseph, 2, John Quigley uum and the feet and head are. re- '4;noved. McIn t o s h AndersoB, Cialg Alan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ander­ Then each bird is taken off the son. 4 Penfleld Ave., Ellington. He was bom Oct. 31 at Hart­ 2 5 2 « ^ 4 9 moving line. Us drumsticks bent UVLinNin» * APPLU ford Hospltat' His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Al­ 50 EXTRA S& H STAMPS wm. back and Inserted under the skin- fred Brooks, East Hartford. He has a brother, Joel IM. • • • • • Next It Is placed In a cooling tank 1 LB. PKG. PBRRI'S ITALIAN SWEET OR HOT SAUSAGE tor five hours,. James, Mlehael Paol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce James, 83 Edmund S t He was bom Nov. 4 at Manct\ester Memorial Hos- A federal inspector makes, sure DEL MONTE pitat His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward MIRACLE SALAD DRESSING Qt. Jar , 4 9 c i the bird's internal temperature > Is O’DonneU, 83 Edmund St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. 50 EXTRA S& H STAMPS with down to 40 degrees, that It con­ and Mrs. Percy James, West Springfield, Mass. tains not more than 7 per cent water and that It Is up to grade. i 7 o z ■ m < 3 2 8 -O r BOTTLES OF CANADA DRY GINGCRALE PILLSBURY FLOUR All Purpose 5 Lb. Bag 4Sc If not. It goes to a cannery for soup or other manufacture. c o n f l j y If It Is up to grade, the fowl In TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM rapid succcoslon is weighed, gib­ A so EXTRA S&H STAMPS WITH P E A C H E S lets inserted. Is sprayed with M VDBUB 49c chemical which prevents its tissues FRESH 2 6.PACK CARTONS OF PEfSLCOLA from crystallizing under- freezing ffAIHIBSSIEEl More Del Monte Round-Up Features! SALADA TEA BAGS temperatures and Is vacuum bag­ NATIVE Pkg. O f 48 49c ged in plastic. COCKTAIL tr 1 9 * BARTLETT PEARS KEEBLER’S CHOCOLATE Then comes the great cold ^ ock. TURKEYS 50 EXTRA S&H STAMPS wm, SUNSHIN?^ The turkey moves slowly, gather­ COOKWARE A be BONEQ end ROLLED ing a freezing crust, through a TOMATOES 2 ';::.-3 9 ' GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 15.LB. BAG OF U. S. NO. 1 GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES FUDGE COOKIES y.?'49e FIG BARS 39c chamber where the temperature is 12 degrees below zero. FRANK M. HXRABURDA In 40 minutes the birds emerge. Are placed in cartons and trucked DEL MONTE ASH SWAMP ROAD—GLASTONBURY, CONN. 50 EXTRA S&H STAMPS WITH PRODUCE into another cold room where they * TEL. ME 3-2415 are finished off at 10 degrees be­ 14-OZ. PKG. OF FANCY MIXED NUTS low zero for 24 hours. Finally T PINEAPPLE FANCY, HRM. RIPE FANCY. LARGE they are placed In holding rooms 46oz at zero temperatures to await can movement to distributors. 50 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with Dale Andrews, the man who k GRAPEFRUIT TOWN OF MANCHESTER TOMATOES runs the fork lift In and out of the 2 3 BOTTLE OF 250 RYE GRAIN ASPIRIN TABLETS ICEBERG LEnU C E cold rooms, -sometimes muses on CCT QUICK la ilF WITH surai io* iaow-ii.iHCH SUNSHINE all this turkey-centered automa­ 50 It. CQc 10-oz.nQc tion as* he arrives for work and 4ot, PEPTO BISMOL btl. 5 9 * FREEZERWRAP roll J 7 HI-HO CRACKERS RUBBISH COLLECTION- bundles up In arctic gloves, ear Enter’ Laver Bros. Giganfic pi9- L 7 4 50 EXTRAS&H STAMPS w.m muffs and sheepskin coat. Says $1,000,000 CONnST LIQUID M-ooI.' UNDOWOOD GLAMORBK DRY CUANBt qt. bil. S U 9 9 TIP TOP CAKE Andrews, ’T just wish I had a Cat Intry eioniii A Contnl ■randi Hare! ploitlc 39° 2'/4-or. 43c pint 2 '""‘' 2 3 * ’ plug-in for an electric suit.” CLOROX BLEACH . lieconlet DEVILED HAM 2 com RUG CLEANER CLAMORE14E bH. 98* M.UI FNJMO MHO WRET GARBAGE COLLECTION Idle Claims Load LIQUID WISK NmoNT 7 3 ‘ WM VfCITAMJ WESTON JAILOR THAN EVR CRISCD SHORTENING 36' ITALIAN OLIVE OIL e;69' BUHER COOKIES ’.S 2 9 ' RUBIISHMIO GARBAGE WILL RE COLLECTED Rises for Week LUX-TOILET SOAP 3 1 ‘ GOOD COOKS FMFiR WISHPONE DaUXE TETLEY INSTANT TEA H-oz. dtsi b'!. 44« DtilUNG THE POUbD BETWEEN PLUS GREEN STAMPS AU IMIFOSi «oz. QQc daat^g.^^C iin\s FLUFFO SHORTENING $r FRENCH DRESSING btl. J'O TETLEY TEA BAGS ol . ter for the week ended Noy. 4 num­ NOV. UHiandNOY. 18^ , 19A1 INCLUSIVE. SPRY SHORTENING COIONNA . . _ eolONNh bered 1,486, a 5.4 per CbnE increase MKD NEStU'S over the previous week’s total of GSATED CHEESE *S^25f GRATED CHEESE 69c I-Ib. are raqueated to place your RUBBISH BARRELS or other AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING COIONNA V, i matarlals an tfea lawn In front of your houaea near the sidewalk, 1,410, it was reported today. SWAH LIQUID DIAPERWITE 27' COiONNA KAVOREO EVEREADY COCOA pig. 49* bat aot on the sidewalk. GARBAGE will be picked up twice State unemployment compensa­ 6RATE0CHEESE 'i^^39c BREADCRUMBS dariag tha sroek af NOVEMBER ISth and 18th inclusive, at lU tion claims slightly declined to 36,- aaaal loeattoa da the regularly achedoled daya 274 from the previous week’s count OPEN W ED, till 8 P.M. - THURS. till 8:30 P.M. - FRI. till 9 P.M: of 36,389, State Labor (>4mmision- RUBBISH W IU BE PICKED Uf AS FOLLOWS: er Renato E. Ricciuti. said in his weekly release. FRK30ron"^'STAMKl Initial claims taken in the flNd fREl30»o-'^* STAMPS HFREE STAMPS H FREE 50 ^ FREESOsi-STAMPSi MONDAY. ROV. 13rii. TUESDAY. NOV. 14th, and offices increased b y .371 to 4,048 WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OP WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE Of WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE Op. WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OP .WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF last week from 3,677 the preceding f-lB. TIN TSN-OZ. CAN ONE IP,' HIGH flDEUTY PIROUEHE ANY THREE IS-OZ. CANS ’ IMDNBDAT. NOV. foBewing Hm regidor week. During the same two weeks ANY TWO IS-OZ. CANS of - 1960, initial claims increased CHOCK FUll O' NUTS BROADCAST RECORD CADILLAC DDII|4^C SPAWSHIKIer atatewlds by 588 from 5,607 to DKILL J MAURONI MNNEI 5,069, Ricciuti said. COfFEE CORNED BEEFIHASH ALBUM et PETFOOD llw celeeN w wtt Hart of 7i00 AJA each morniiiig ' Manchester,' ranking seventh in Unll Oha Coupon Per Cu; limit One Coupon Par Cu>lon)tr limit One Coupon Per ^ lo m t r limit One Coupon Par Cuitomtr .limit One Coupon Pn» Cmlomnr the state, had 814 claims from ■ e lin t Hie RUBBISH MUST Be FtIT OUT BEFORE women, 60 more than the previous ■Coupon Good thru Sol, Nv . Coupon Good Niru Sol„ Novi lllh . Coupon G ood Mint SoL, Noy. 11th Coupon Good thru Sot., Nov, II (h Coupon Good Him Sot, Nov, llth TcBBAAI. FIRST FOOD week and 54.8 per cfeit O f^ o total I IM' ' I • . A • . .'Ml W ’ A ’ . Ml W claims load here. / . ' , STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. QJurlnf October, stoto iptmploy- AT A a r a m t j . UBCSAIRE J R , msnt uatanants filing jlmdar all Aettag Oaaatal Maaagair. ccoivoHr »4i CEmia STun n.^ o f n i a p a r k w o programs w en paid a sum of $4,- ____ Oraad Ualoa Market Safaadey.-W'mr. 11. W e reeenne the right to Im tt .T45,S74 llhchidee 11,228,078 federal v m n ovB m njH i o x a v p Bianairaozr L 180 M A R K P 7T S Q I7ABJB, NKWINOTON' — OPEN DAH.T. • AM. to 8 :8 8 P JL — PBIIM T NIOBni X 1IX< I and state extendeil beiMdlts). SHU JHBiaiPXiaN GtaraOM, COtJMKD NONDAXS. s Af-'' ■■ -V. Xi'-

lUNCHESTEB EVBNmO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN«,THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1961

BUGGS BUNNY Ouk BOARDING HOUBB MAJOR HOOPLE D A IL Y CBOB8WORD PUZZLE Hat Boyle mS[ rWWmWKRIPiC^sX W io o m A HANO m o V A n a L COLORS OOULM VCR CHOICE OPASUMECTl T ^ p le Beth Hilfel lu a n m i. tMOftCNATUgM....^ t’ s So I WH/Q-VSI. rRELAVC,' JOID YOU 6BT1UAT1 AnWrar to FtmIom Punh Sets Pqhlic Dance STOREWIDE LOW PRICES PROVE IT! AT A&P YOU GET PLENTY OF... jM • rm c o F M AH.TIAIS » -tHE u h k B O ^ ' 1MA30R,'' LWT-A6BOT0Ua--'< imi THIS. HESS TOIL? HE Seaso n d ■“ sn u . ROLLINS THRU THE F o f i ^ ' Temple Beth Hillel will sponsor UPE PRIMEVAl-.FREE FRCVV^ ICRACTB HASN'T VJOR»AN WM U 4 1 A f « wtthbeenty 4BCttyiaNe*Bda and phyiically, and their courage exercise you feel you really need— 66 0 3 r SETOUTTO S2 Em pty will be hostesses for the evening. KNOUUSOr SET... so .. J" for living becomes as limp and sod­ besides bending down and tying Super-Right Quality Meats are priced and Sold at the M C n t u l r 1“ IT School Menus ' TO UVEUP 1 r * r den as a paper bag in a rainstorm. your shoelaces.) Elementary school Rienus next Guest Speaker^ advertised pries . . . never higher! Guaranteed Satisfaction! TOTHW 1 bad some of these fears, too. You become wiser and better in­ WMobaouMdli 13 week are: Monday-^barBecued John Johnson, assistant man­ •on4h>lnp But after being 50 some eight formed on world alTalrs. ( T ^ Is beef on bun, buttered whole ker­ ager of the Hartford branch of the MLeattettMOC months now, I find It has turned because in the evening you’d rather nel com ,. wedge of lettuce and SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY S T V c tM l IB Aetna Insurance Co., will speak at 7 RW PORTION lb 33c out to be a far less shattering ex­ stay home and listen to your wife dressing, apple; Tuesday—frank- a meeting of the Manchester As­ a SD ro p p td than go out on the town.) M P a n tltt 1? perience than turning 40 was. Or furt and sauerkraut, whipped pars­ sociation of Insurance Agents on 5-Rib :ssw 4 1 C o n c n t even- losing your first! love in kln- You no longer have to fret about ley potatoes, carrot sticks, Jam Nov. 15 at noon at the Manchester c m 42 F o w l dergerten, for that matter. the future. (The boss has let you sandwich, chocolate pudding; Country Club. Portiec LB, jGdis^ U iU u m a t Actually, if you have the sense know, you don’t have any.) Wednesday—soup and crackers, He will discuss some of the ..... i SO/V— dotk to. realize IL Ufa at the half cen­ But you gain a wonderful gold­ chopped ham sandwich, peach Pork loins ifliiiiB diAa iiyu ii problems In connection with VlHA-r s e a s o n a l -. 4B8liaiilai tury tnartc (and after) has certain cake; Thursday—home style spa­ 48li«wlMtoab en goal, (Your ambition Is to reach maintaining insurance to value, f fconomlc*! Pork Rotit No Cotrttr Chop, Rtmovtd No C»nHr Chop, Romevod B i — - c f r M ■ advantages. It adds a few flavorful 62 or 65 when you’ll be eligible for ghetti and meat sauce, cabbage and of the procedures involved In UEBghngird bubbles to the foam on the beer of a social security pension, and the and apple salad, rolls and butter, appraising buildings for Insurance Loin Portion ^ 43^ Loin Half » 53^^ Rib Half BSUetturat^ 1 1 ■ " 1 codstenca. government will have to start liv ­ cookies; Friday—baked beans and purposes. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER JW Sharper Such asT Well, such as— ing back some of the dough tt has fish sticks, tossed salad, peanut 67 Reluctant □ A t 50 you don’t have so much butter and marshmallow sandwich, 68Uiitekei v r been taking from you all these Swift's Meat 1 trouble finding a parking apace. years.) , fruit. Thomas Seminary, Bldoinfield; St. PRISCILLA’S POP B Y A L V E R M B E R D O W N Bernard’s Seminary, Ro^ester, (You leave the car in the garage After 50 you turn away from big READY-TO-COOK [Miss KIRSTEj EPVE*^ TOM, ICIeopetra'f more often.) problems and see the beauty In Manchester Evening Herald N. Y., and returned to St. ’Thoinaa’ DINNERS F BKSVn; 84 LEPT* m ake L South Windsor correspondent where he was a prefect In hli final /AS RIOMT. DICK AND HARRY, S Sboiboostiis B" BT You don't have to tear the house small Joys, and at last you have CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY ■ TIME WEi apart to find something to tie up Laura Kati telephone Mitchell year. Hu waa ordained May 27, CUT-UP 3 TO K N O W S IT iPlaeeotweol BT the time for them— time for grati­ 4-1763. ^ or SALISBURY STEAK P U S H A N D CHANQE/, a package with. (A s you now never tude, time to be kind, time to re­ 1954, In St. Joseph Cathedral by O P EN .^ BT throw anything away, you have member, time even to grow young Auxiliary Bishop John F. Hackett. FROZEN e « A C TRAY PACK 4 LBS LB aatwwemy plmty of string.) In heart again. He haa served as aaalatant at EACH W V Fowl IlkawB mrI You're no longer In danger of Who, on the summit of 50, would Priest Appointed SL Ann’s Church, Hamden, at St. getting a heart attack from run­ want to be 20, and have to start Mary’s Church, Derby, and at St. 9 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ning idter a, bus. (W hy chase it the long rocky climb again? Family Unit Head John the Evangelist, New Haven. FRESH BRISKET CLOSE TRIM —you can’t u tch it anyway?) Who indeed? F«OaOR - Mi^TIRPIECI SHORT R IB f BY FRANK O’N E A I He Is spiritual director of the New Your clothing costa you leas and Haven Curia of the Legion of FRONT lets each year. (A s you get stingier The Rev. L. Randall Blackall of T o a s te r lACH 9 .3 9 New Haven has been appointed as Mary, and former Boy S c o’u t you hate to put out money for any­ chaplain flor the Derby council KODAK STAKFIEX thing new.) Surgerji;’ for Boy archdiocesan director of the Mar­ CUT LB 1Hgy SW Hfe g ^ v fAStl r T e r ^ - n z y h im IJ riage and Family Apostolate. The area. His brother, the Rev. John Pot Roost Your wife’s olothea boat less, C o m e ra ------p ------appointmenL effective Nov. 20, C. Blackall, Is assistant at Im ­ toe. (She’d rather put up with her Will Be Delayed maculate Conception Church” In PRoaoir He, old eoat another year than listen was' announced today by the Most Rev. Henry J. O’Brien, Arch­ Waterbury. 0C*SHt to you complain about how high An ll-year-old Manchester boy’s S te o m D r y lroiiEACH^ .1 9 AritVu everything la getting these days.) bishop of Hartford. Pot Roost FRESH BRISKET-STRAIOm CUT lOOK oren heart surgery, for which 16 Father Blackall will succeed GENERAL ELECTRIC BUNNIB SO Instead of going to the barber SUPER-RIGHT OftC JOE CAMPBELL every two weeks, you go every bjood donors were to give blood John C. Knott, who recently was G r ill V.APM.UBM PAST appointed as director of the Fam­ Fronkforts SKINLESS LB 2 pI o 9 5 ' IMNOT. I YOO\L £>t^teV.AI SH E Mu s t b e three weeks. (A fter all, what's toda;^, has been postponed tem­ TO left to cut?) porarily, acoording to the Man­ ily. Life Bureau of the National Do You SEW? 'BREATHE DEEP BE A LOT FOOLING-. I FEEL WJ Catholic . Welfare Conference In AM'IHKT HELPS WARMER COLDER/ we You go to bed earlier and get chester Red Cross office. more ueep. (Why stay up and Mrs. Elaine Sweet, secretary of Washington, D. C. Sausage Meat SUPER-RIGHT PURE PORK TO KEEP ME The nOw director has been as­ ENTER WARM/ watch the late film on television ? the office, said the boy’s operation You saw It 20 years ago at the was postponed, last week after he sistant at St. John the Evangel­ movies — remember?) was found during pre-operative ist Church lit New Haven since Ground Beef SUPER-RIGHT QUALITT You eat leas and your food bills treatment to have a cold. last December. He surved as a PILGRIM MILLS m m IA$T ALU go down, down, down. (You have She said Grace-tTew Haven conference director for the Mar­ WGHT. \00 SARDS finally learned the less you over­ Community Hospital, where the riage and Family Apostolate. 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/ '• V . ‘ > UANCHI^STEB EVENING HERALD/MANCHESTER. €QNNi, THUR^AY,'NOVEMBER 9. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, . CHURCH TENPIN tal la the National Basketball As­ parts of the shows is the information supplied by Schenkel’s into the Army because of the Moadings major league victory-when he sociation (NBA) at the rate he is Skowron Visits W. Ij, .assistant. That, of course, is thef> Bprlin crisis aren’t yellinc So. Meth. No. 1 ...... 44 28 learned he had been voted the going. former Notre Dame and Chicago 1961 Cy Younsf Award as The former Kansas AU-Amerlca old Lujacl); came Into hls odlco and “Foul!” To Talk Bowling! Second Congo No. 3 ..44 38 Bears' star quarterback Johnny St. James No. 2 ....''...44 38 baseball’s outstanding pitcher. tossed In 58 points In leading the laijack. To borrow newspaper Introducing himself as “ John Lu­ "It’s one of the things voii have / “\ou know sometiiing, ” he said. Warriors to a 132-128 victory over jack, sir" asked “ May I have to accept as part of the times." Although he Is one of toe St. James No. 1 ...... 41 31 terms, Schenkel tells you the Who, Baptist No. 1 ...... 40 33 “It’s the first award I’ve ever got­ Detroit. That gave him an even When, 'Where end Whst of the one of those pictiures you had taken said P v t Ray Nitschke, hard- best hitting first basemen in ten in 15 years In baseball. Oh, I 400 points for eight games. I f he at the practice field? Td like to muscled linebacker of the Green the major leagues. Bill Skow­ Temple Beth ...... 40 32 game and Lujack, as the former SecondCimgo No. 1 ... .38 34 °did get an award once, but it was keeps up this 50-point per game player, provides the How and Why send It home to my family so that B rv Packers. ron of the New York Yankees, ”I took an oath of obligation will discuss bowling — as well 8L Bridget’s ...:...... 38 M while I was in the Army and It wtui average fop the remaining 72 Info. they’ll know that I made the Emanuel No. 2 ...... 36 36 for hitting, not pitching. And the games of the regular season he will Vv alter Kennedy, former sporte squad.” when I joined the reserves and as baseball — tonight and Fri­ day night at tlie Parkade Wapping No. 2 ...... 36 38 game was softball, to boot." shatter his own NBA single season publicity director for the New York Before th< Mason was over Lu­ never considered applying for i . ' ■ deferment,” Nitschke added. Lanes. Emanuel No. 1 ...... S4 18 The 31-year-old southpaw star CHARUE DYSON FRED KANDSCHUR scoring mark of 3,033 points. Wilt Knickerbockers who also held the jack’s name was on the lips of Second Qxigo No. 8 . .32 40 of the World Champion New York set the record last season in 79 same post at Notre Dame when Lu­ every one of Notbe Dame's legion “This," said. Pvt. Tony Kubek, Skowron also has a busy ap­ star .shortstoo of the Ivorld Cham­ %• •&. So. Meth. No. 2 ...... 29 43 Yankees appeared more excited games. jack was s student at South Bend, of "subway alumni.” Starting the pearance schedule, talking, at Wapping No. 1 ...... 28 44 than when he turned in 15 scoreless Two Weeks from Today - In other NBA action last night writes a sports column once a sei-son at halfback, Lujack was pion New York Yankees. "Is a Cheney Tech and St. Janies’ second Congo No. 4 ..28 44 innings against Cincinnati in the the New York Knicks ended a four week in'the Stamford Advocate. In switched to quarterback when much bigger thing than any base­ Srhool today, plus a visit to the Baptist No. 2 ...... 24 48 1961 Manchester Midget Football League Champions World Series, breaking B abe game losing streak by drubbing the a recent article, Kennedy told some Angelo Bertelll, another Irish All- ball game." hospital, and has talks slated Ruth’s record of 29%, consecutive Chicago Packers 180-108 and the Three other prominent soldier- tomorrow at East Catholic and Winners of the 1961 Midget Football League chain-: , Doggart. Third row, Fred Brunoli, Jeff Brown, Ray Kel­ Interesting stories concerning the American was called Into active Top keglers were Cy Perktni scoreless. innings in World Series Entry List Numbers 50 Los Angeles Lakers again whipped fellow who came out of the Penn­ duty with the Navy just before the athletes of the 32nd Red Arrow Manchester High. 207-574. Bob Srhark 202-566. Stan pionship in Manchester are the Fire Fighters, shown ly, Dan Lodge, Pete Sadloski, Jeff Stevengon, Ralph Lan- competition. the St. Louis Hawks, 124-118. sylvania coal mining country to annual Army game. Infantry Division expressed similar Hillnski m 205-550, Joe Miranto Chamberlain got his 58 points on sentiment, said Lt. Robert Btork- above. Front row, left to right, Ernie Tupper, Bill Haw- agan. Boys missing are Paul Kelly, Keith Matte, Terry Worth Waiting For write his name Indelibly into Notre Arriving in New York on the DUSTY DuirtPIN 244, Art Johnson 211, Fred Towla ver, Ken Braithwaite, Bob Lukas, Bill Abraitis, Dennis Nolan, Kevin Robbins, Greg MackoKs. By virtue of fin­ "It’s a big thrill,’’ he said. *‘I re- 23 field goals and 12 free throws Dame gridiron history. lund. public information officer. 207. For Turkey Day Race as the Warriors came from 11 morning of the game due to war They are Pvts. Bob Taylor. Standings Dion, Paul Majewski. Second row. Assistant Coach Fred ishing with the best percentage of any of the four Man­ membec-when Bob ’Turley won the As Kctuiedy tells Uie story, Lu­ time travel restrictions, Lujack Is W. L. Pet. award several years ago and I won­ points behind in the third- cmarter. jack almost never enrolled at Notre Milwaukee Braves’ outfielder; HARTFORD COUNTY LEAGUE Brunoli, Bob Dotchin, Jim Doggart, Bob Murphy, Bijl chester entries in the Manchester-East Hartford League He scored five strai|:ht baw ets on supposed to have requested Ken­ George Thomss, Los’ Angies .14 4 .777 dered whether I ’d ever be lucky Dame. During his senior year In nedy, ” Say, Sir. I’m so nervous Standinga the Fighters were'declared champions. . By EARL YOST fall away jump shots midway of Angels’ outfielder: and Doug May­ .14 4 .777 W. L. Palmer, Tony Kkstauskas, Jeff Taylor, Head Coach Jim enough to get it. It sure was worth high school Uijack and one of his I’m afraid to shave with my safety % .13 5 .722 Pet. waiting for. I can’t think of anoth­ How the time flies! the last period. His final basket put teammates were in-vited to a Notre berry, Minneapolis tfiklngs full­ Aldon Mills . .19 8 .704 the Warriors ahead to stay. Don razor. May I go to you room and back. VVilco M achine...... 6 12 .333 er award I’d prefer over this one.” Two weeks from today the silver anniversary edition of the Dame game by an Irish alumnus. use your electric razor before we ,.16 11 .503 Ohl scored 27 points In a losing Boyd Dowler, Green Bay half­ Independents . . 4 14 .222 .15 Ford — In the voting announced Five Mile Road Race on Thanksgiving: morning will be pre­ After the game they were taken go to Yankee Stadium.” Gus’s Grinders...... 3 15 .166 12 .556 last night In Boston—received nine cause as the Pistons suffered their Into the dressing room to meet back. is expected to Join the divi­ ,.15 12 .566 b a of a possible 17 votes from a com­ sented. Although entries have been arriving at a slower pace sixth defeat In seven games. o a e sion next week. The unit will re­ r ' y " I S ^ LL then Notre Dame coach, Frank Top totals were Sam Marvonck .14 13 .519 mittee of the Baseball Writers As­ than in recent years officials .ex The Lakers also came from be­ Leahy. Good Show ceive intensive training for battle .14 18 .481 Better Than Fiction, sociation of America to join such pect at least 100 runners from all hind to whip the Hawks and « e * readiness in the coming weeka 3,58, Edwnrd Slowik 137-355, Bill den of the sponsoring Nutmeg For­ Later that afternoon thi same Sheekey 367. .14 13 .481 previous award winners as Don parts of the East to answer the est 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, an­ strengthen their hoh'. on first place None is overjoyed with the Rob dm aster ..13 14 starter's gun. .ITie entry list today In the Western Division. Jerry Ordered Out fellow who theoretically was afraid .444 N^comb (1956), Warren Spalm nounced-that thS usual prizes will change in uniform, the interrup­ HOLIDAY HEN’S LEAGUE Boga.sh Sign* .12 16 .407 {1957), ’Turley (1968), Early Wynn numbers 50. Last year there were West and Elgin Baylor rallied the The other prospective Irish grid- he would cut himself shaving be­ tion of their career, the cut in By BUD WIUUNSON 118 starters and 114 finished the be offered which means the first Lakers in a second half attack that cause he was "so nervous,” went Standings .12 15 .407 (1959) and Vernon Law (1960). 25-finishers will step up to the line der, unlike iMjack, who was rather wages, each draws- base pay of (Herald photo by Pinto) W. L. Pet. .10 17 A70 Julavits of Amherst Oklahoma Coach Spahn, the brilliant Milwaukee run throu^ Manchester streets. wiped out a 13-point St. Louis lead. shy, was a brash fellow who all but out before a standing room' crowd $85.80 per month. Herb’* Sport* Heading the list of entries, al­ after the event for awards. In addi­ West finished with 42 points and of 70,000 plus to throw three touch­ Air Nat. G uards...... 19 5 .792 . 8 19 .294 It had rained all day when the southpaw, was second with six tion, there are several special high told Leahy that he would have to Most, if not all, were In the five- Hunter Safety Candidates Learn Finer Points No A ccou n t...... 17 10 .708 New York tackle; and Don Dick. Little League baseball has been Job from soph Mike Bassett, who Capitol Hill lads. “He was in our tal. Spahnie became the seventh Nitschke watched television Sun­ ber of the Blue Devils, but as I operating In Manchester since the ' Top totals include Hal Burnett Holiday Lanes ...... IS 14 .481 I four TC’s, and leads his team in In his program, Walter briefly re­ Forest Hill, Md., and Dick Fra.ser, huddle.” in modem times to top 30(i life­ League football future, it looks as day as Green Bay. lo.sing for the told Mr. Fogarty in a conversation 368, Hector Rivard 137-359, Tony Correntl In*. ______.12 15 .444 pass receiving. has lieen alternattug ’ this week viewed the history of skiing from If the rich are getting richer and 200, Cincinnati, both ends. first time In seven games, was 1940 season, starting out first with with Halaby on the No. 1 unit. They lyashed the mud off the time victories this past season, prior to my letter of criticism that but four teams. The program has Salvatore 141-359, Pete Brazitis E. A S. G a g e ...... 12 16 .444 With School Squad 800 AD to date. Following the lec­ the poor, poorer. defeated by Baltimore. "Gue.ss it made no difference to me even If 140. Maple Super Serv. . . 7 20 .359 Dartmoath vet^ved . good news Sophomore BUI Hamennk has been grroggy boy’s fexe and sure winning 21 while losing 13. He now CORNELL, 2-2, has good line they could have used me in mushroomed in recent years where­ ture portion of the program a film iPrinceton,. which leads the all the youngsters involved were as there are now three separate tram three dlreotioat yestesday. nmning the second team. enough. It was Norman McNabb, has won 309 games in the National on "Natue Teknik” was shown league with a 4-6'record, has an personnel with an exceptional lone­ there,” he said. MEN’S OHUBOH DUCKPIN The Ttgers will be without Norman tackle. There Was no mis­ league. ly end in John Engle, 195, (^cln- from China. It’s still an imfair de­ Little Leagues, plus as many Farm CrsMiing the pins at a Uvsly flephemera end ?rott Creebma of with a brief question and answer unbeaten freshman squad rated as “I tackled Mayberry two weeks Standing* pace were Art Johnson 148-390, Melraee, Maaa„ returned to prac- stnrtfaig tailback RUey. who taking his freckles and reddish- It marked the 12th time Sprim By FRANK CUNE natl; Clarence Jentes, 205, Woos­ ago when we played the Vikings,” cision to me and always will be. Leagues and a special circuit for COMMERCIAL TENPIN period after. Walter is the founder probably the best since 1948. Co­ ter, Ohio, is strong at tackle; and eight and nine-year-olds. W. L. Pet, Ed BuJsuCiua 136-386, Paul Cor- Uee far the first Itme sfaioe he Is out for the sepson, but have two Standings blond head. Stunned, McNabb had reached the' 20-victory plateau. Touchdowns have been too few and too infrequent for Man­ of this amzing new technique lumbia, In second place with 4-1. Nitschke remembered. “As we got Now Mr. Doggart In your futile fine raphnements In sophomores the coaches have been amazed by attempt to defend your brother, No. Meth. No, 1 .. ..28 8 .778 renU 147-385, Al Bujauciue 188- sufiend a hatrline leg fracture in W. L Pet. lined up in Uie Capitol Hill huddle. Only Young and Christy Mathew- which teachs the hopeful skier the has one of Ha better teams of the up I told him I’d meet him at St. Mary’s ... ..27 9 .750 Hugh MacMUIan and Pete Porietls. chester High’s football squad this fall. But the Indians; who Bryan Westfield, 180, Ann Arbor, Fort Lewis." you have made one very bad mis­ I-adies Intor-Chutoh—Ruth Con­ 380, Andy Lamoureaux 389, Stan drOL And tbe^M ts Roy M otors...... 66 24 .700 Dr. Robert Mayfield, now prac­ son, both in the Hall of Fame, had refined method of- parallel skiing last 15 years and an outstanding St. John’s . . . . .24 12 .667 Sasiela 365, Charlie Varrick 883, MyiMlllau has run the lOO-yard ticing medicine in Norman’, still stand 1-5-1 to date, hope to reverse that pattern when they Mich., who came to Cornell on hls He hasn’t so far, but may yet take. You cannot when attempting ran 117-339, Jo Ecabert 135, Lil legs of center Den Neico Tool ...... 56 24 .700 more 20-vlctory seasons. in just seven days. quarterback prospect. St. Bridget’s . , , ..24 12 .667 Chet Nowicki 140-362. Ed KovU of Ailington, Mass,, dash In 9 .6 'second, claims that when McNabb's face entertain winless Bristol Eastern in a Central Connecticut own initiative and has surprised lo c a te Mayberry somewhere to present the facts, start a para­ OpaJach 126, Irene Albee 126, Barlow’s T.V. .52 28 .650 Lary was a 20-game winner for A beautiful film covering the Brown, in dismal last place with with his hard running as a back. South Meth. . ..20 16 .556 138-362, LAiry Bates 360, Jim Mar­ and tarhle B U Biumenscheln of tdttle Joe’s ...... 60 30 .625 was sponged off, the Oapitol Hill the second time In 1961. He had Interscholastic .League game att amazing Austrian Tyrol section of 0-5, has a freshman squad "Not as among the 13,0(X) soldiers in the graph off with the phrase “unleas Jeanne Irish 119, Betty Pongrantz Memorial Field Saturday after­ Red Arrow Division. 1 am mistaken”. I’m sure that you No. Meth. No. 2 . . ..20 16 .556 tin 151-356, Ell Fish 356, Vie New Byde Pash, N. T . Joe Eastman, a aenior from Man. Upholstery ...... 48 32 .600 players said, “We don’t want him a 23-9 record for the second ^lace in the winning effort against Hall. Europe then carried the audience strong as last year.” BROWN, 1-4, not much overall 117, Bea Cormier 116. LEE FRACCHIA Abraitis 144-355, Carl BoUn 141- noon a t 1:30. are very Inexperienced. Yes, Mr. Second Congo ..19 17 .528 Dean Machine ...... 46 34 .575 anyhow. He’s too homely.” Tigers. Die other two points belong to through a 30 minute tour of this - TTie remainder of the league ap­ strength, but a few good prospects BaptLst ...... 18 18 352, Bill Chapman 352. Qmnecticut Motel . . . . .46 34 In their seven games this fall Doggart, you are sadly mistaken. .500 .575 Bill Powers, another Junior half-, famed tourist area. From water praises Its fre.shmen like this: Including Hill Stone. 170, Elmira, Hockey at a Glance Center Congo No. 1 ..17 19 .472 Willie’s Steak ...... 44 36 .550 the Indians have scored only six back, who rushed for the points skUng in the cool blue Mediter­ Cornell — Good but not excep­ N.Y., a halfback; John Kelly Jr., Wednesday’* Results My son-in-law Is not a Blue Devil touchdowns and a total of 42 coach. He u as a Midget League Concordia No. 2 .. . .17 19 .472 Women’e Inter-CImreli—Renfle Ja ck ’s Coffee Shop ... .44 36 .550 after following Kelley’s second TD ranean Sea to “schuss booming” tional; Dartmouth — Fairly good; 190, West Warwick. R.I., fullback; National League Ghurski 123. Dugan’s Bakery ...... 42 38 .525 points. They have been shut out referee, that is until the day when Zion Luth...... 16 20 .445 in the Bulkeley game. down the gigantic Mattahorn. An­ Harvard — May help the varsity and Ron Ferraris, .185, Union City, Boston 4, New York 4 Center Congo No. 2 ..15 A.B.A. Tool ...... 42 38 .525 Eagles Don^t Miss Dutchman^ on four occasions. Eastern, which hais yet to score your brother, coach of the Fire Soccer Semifinal Game 21 .417 other fllrfi was shown whirii was line In 1962; Yale — Not as bad N.J., and Herb Lenker, 186. Shamo- American League St. James No. 2 . . .15 . 21 Carter’s ...... 40 40 .500 Leading scorers on the Red and a victory In a half dozen (XnL kln, Pa., ends. Fighters, after losing a game, .417 not originally planned, titled as its record of 2-2; Pennsylvania Springfield 5. Pittsburgh 1 St. James No. 1 .. ..13 23 .361 Nassiff Arms ...... 38 42 .475 1 White eleven -are quarterback contests this fall, has been having "Schuss.” This was also filmed In —Below average. growled, "You called- all the fouls Don Willis ...... 34 46 .425 Jurgensen More Than Adequate Dave Tupper and end Tommy even more trouble than the In­ OB BB aad none on the other team”. Emanuel Luth • • •..10 26 .278 the Austrian Tyrol section of Eu­ Here Is a team-KBY-team run­ At Conard High Field Concodia No.- 1 .. 6 31 .139 Bob’s Barbers ...... 28 52 .350 JCelley. Both have 14 points apiece. dians. 1716 Lancers have only rope’s most famed 'mountains. down: T tbo, coaches have a right to ex­ Sperry’s Glen ...... 22 58 .276 Tupper tallied all of .his points in scored two touchdowns and 14 press their opinions and as a Lit­ Forward passing In the pros re­ Foeger bid everyone ”auf welder- Amy Pirkey’s 155 Sets Mark Leading pinners were rai Fish Manchester Sand ...... 20 60 .250 Philadelphia — (i^EA) — The^ the Indians’ 14-14 deadlock with points while giving up a total of PRINCETON, 4-0 record. 63 on tle League baseball umpire 1 am In By FRANK CLINE Burnside Auto ...... 12 68 .150 difference in Sonny Jurgensen is quires these nuances, and Jurgen­ seln” and extended a cordial invita­ 150-389, Ernie OaJiman 161-379, Bristol Central. Kelley caught two 218 points. Manchester’s seven op­ tion to join him skiing at Ja y the squad, good size on the line a position to tell you that you can Lone survivor of three Central that when he barks, ”Y slot cross sen had a lot to learn. At Duke, he TD passes in a losing effort against ponents have piled up 174 points possibly judge the character of a Sport Schedule Bill Faber 144-370, Bill McCarthy Leading keglers were Mike Den- Peak, Vt. with good backs as well. Out­ In New Holiday Women’s Loop Connecticut Interscholastic League 358,. 'Sam Little 365, George on twef,” the other guys in the was a split-T m£n. Bulkeley and also grabbed a pass to date. standing are Cosmo lacavazzl. coach In the way that he expresses hup 201"203"572, Mac Seear 203-572, huddle do as they’re told. "I didn’t even know liow to set conversioh worth two points In jhe Last season the Indians tallied hls dissension- after losing. I have teams in the original field of eight ■Grzyb- 354, John Aceto 353, Gerry Bill Oppelt 652, Louis. Damico 244, Indians’-: lone idctory over Hall. If any person passing Char­ (Pronounced “Yacca-'Vazil,’’) 195 which was selected for the Cjon- Saturday, Nov. 11 Chappell 135-352, Hank Grzyb That’s why the Philadelphia up for a pass,” he admitted. "We 140 points in nine games with Mike ^unds, fullback from Scranton, Standings been involved in Little League Ralph VonEcljer 244, Bill Wright Eagles don’t miss Norm Van Co-Captain Dave Malausky and Simmons the individual leader ter Oak Park Sunday thought they nectlcut Interscholastic Athletic Eastern at Manchester, 1:30 136-361. Paul Aceto 145-351, Al' had no straight drop back, only saw one of the utility company's Pa.; Doug Tufts, 165, Belle'vue, W. L. Pet. baseball arguments during game 214, Ray Gough 206, Herm Para- Procklin. the rollout.” Then with a grin, jimior halfback Tommy Sheridan with 54. Neither mark seems In Beacon Light .. .. .17 4 and after the game the losing coach Conference Soccer Tournament is Memorial Field. Rubacha, 143, Denny Sullivan dlse 203, Cjharles Clark line gangs-working overtime they Wash., a wlrigback; Johnny .810 203 George "You could see It right in the "When it was third and 15, we registered one touchdown apiece danger of being bettered this fall. Correntl Ins...... 1 6 5 .762 aproached me, put hls hand on my Manchester High. Cross Country, New Eijglands 141, Ralph Fotherglll 138, Leo Cushman 203, Joe Roberts 201, were mistaken. The men setting O’Brien, 185, Snowshoe, Pa., and at Storrs. All-Star game last August,” said ran the ball.” ' Don McKay, .175, Livingston, N. McCarthy, Enter ...12 9 .571 shoulder, and quietly said, "1 think The Indians, who were co-cham­ Kasel 136 Fred Gerber 201, Bob Schack 201. Tommy McDonald. "He had a the utility poles were the same, "Sonny throws more of a lead group of devoted volunteert who J., Tailbacks; Ernie Pascarella, Du.nphy Dancing ...10 11 .476 you missed that one”, but that Is pions in the CCIL with Hall thla sharper tone when he called sign­ ball than Van Brocklin did,” Mc­ Kloter’s Togs ...... 6 15 .286 very exceptional, however. I’m fall, meet Glastonbury Friday VILLAGE CHARMERS als.” have worked for the past fcur 220, Erie, Pa., tackle; Ron Bo- Standing* Donald analyzed. “I make sure 1 nomo, 190, Wilkes Barre, Pa„ and White Glass ___ . . . 2 19 .095 very certain that the majority of afternoon. In a semifinal tourna­ With a new coach, Nicl- Sko- weeks In an attempt to prepare the Ov^n cooking W. L. Pet. have an extra burst of speed In Several Upsets in Making, new slope at Mt. Nebo. The poles Ned Porter, 195, Marlon, Ohio, umpires and referees have more ment test at Conard High field In Jar\'is Realty . ... rich. and a new quarterback, resgiwe so I can turn It on. He both guards; and Jim Batcheller, Setting a high single mark of respect for the qttiet gracious loser West Hartford at 2:30 The other is easy today... ..21 15 .583 Jurgensen, the Eagles didn’t will carry the power to light the Man. Auto Parts . ..21 15 throws like (John) Unltas entf 185, Hingham, Mass., end.. 155 this week was Amy Pirkey in than the loud one. semi-final game pits Greenwich .583 look much like defending cham­ slope for. night skiing. Although Trio Printers ...... 21 15 .583 (Bobby) Layne.” At Least in Hoople Rating the Holiday Women’s League Mr. Doggart, you seemed, to have and Staples of Westpprt against pions when the season started. the slope Is progressing well more Bess Eaton ...... 20 16 .556 The .Eagles are primarily a help will be appreciated to help COLUMBIA, 2-2, with, Archie which was formed for the first missed the main subject, in your each other at Seaside Park in Howard O i l ...... 14 22 .389 And that, too, is a reason they’re passmg team, apd Jurgensen is Roberts Jr., Holyoke. Mass., shin­ time this year. Mrs. Pirkey miss­ letter. You asked how many times Bridgeport. standing 7-1 and the Eastern Divi­ By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE f the club beat the winter season. Bolton~Dairy___ . .11 25 .306 the No. 1 passer in the league, Stop down Sunday morning and ing at quarterback. He is the son ed a 400 triple by only four pins has a winning team protested and Originally Hall and Conard RIDHiliNe sion pace-setter. They resented ^ ^ E R IC A 'S FINEST DO-IT-YOURSELF with 15 touchdown throws in eight Halfbuck Specialist , .. glVe the men a hand. Of a New York 'tJnlversity great of when she rolled 128 and 113 In her then dropped the protest after win­ qualified for the tourney along Ann Anderson’s 121 topped the ridicule. the past generation. Stands six other two games or a 396 triple. ning. That was not the subject of with the Indians. But Hall Was ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR Pulled Together games. When they’re inside the Egad, friends, this football scores. 10. the Eagles can’t power the Unfortun#itely the Ski Coimcll feet, weighs 190, passes, punts, Taking over undisputed posses­ my letter. The subject was bad whitewashed- 4-0 by.i Glaatonburv “Everybody picking us fourth or ball in. forecasting business is indeed a European flight is full. If anyone hins, and calls plays decisively. sion Of first place in the standings decision. May I ask you tn e ques­ and Conard was ousted by Staples. HOMEMAKERS’ IIOLID.AY t i •' tion ? Can you name one game in fifth,” explained Jurgensen, "made "Everybody calls us s tr a n g e hazardous one. had planned to go, there is still a Other good prospects are Jack, was Beacon Light A Supply which 1- 0, in first round clashes. Thus AU HOLES rtJF-PUNCHfD ?. DRiilFD Standings the guys get behind me.” Strauch, 215, Nutley, N. J., cen­ swept all three points frpm-Klof- sports history In Manchester where the Indians, a 3-0 ^Victory over W. L. Pet. birds,” shrugged Jurgensen. ‘'We Undoubtedly you have noticed chance; send your money to Bill When McDonald exploded on a Deriycia, Grant Hill Rd., Bloom­ ter; and John Bashaar, 180, er’s Togs. Correnti's insurance, a game was -protested,' the pro'test Brian McMahon High of Norwalk. NO CUTTING-NO DRILLING I Wild Cats ______. . .23 17 .575 can’t run, can’t block. But when how the college stalwarts have upheld, and the winners became the 55-yard bomb against the Chi­ it comes time to do it, we do it.” been 'kicking the co-called dope field and get bn the waiting list. Homester, Pa., md who against which had been deadlocked for the Is left alone to' carry the CCIL Any Homeowner Can Install It Alley C a t s ...... 2 3 17 .575 cago Bears, there was a thought Yale kicked fleltr goals from 3l loop lead, fell one game back when losers? I ’m sure you can’t. Yet you banner. Lucky Strikes ...... °20 20 .500 bucket around each Saturday. In past years there have.-been are in favor of the decision for the in Just 20 Minutes that Tommy might have suggest­ These obstreperous youngsters many ,t:^cellatloB8 by the middle and 42 yards, and barely missed at It had to settle for a 2-1 victory JUHtifled Rating Tigers ...... 14 26 .350 ed the pass to Jurgensen. 61a - over White Glass. AMY PIKKEY reason I presume, is the simple Olastohbury, which shared the seem to take, great delight in rub­ of December. You will know by fact that jfour brother, is a coach. “He suggests one every play,” Coach Satisfied Jan. 1 if there Is room available.. In the third m atch,' McCarthy state crown with Hall last year, Larg* gloss and serMn ' Best totals were Diane Willis grinned Sonny. bing the noses of the leading pig­ DARTMOUTH, 1-3, good size on I. cannot make myself believe that skin prophets In Mother Earth. Nov. 12, Newington Ski Club, Gas Enterprises took three points from more than lived up to lts,top rank- intorchongo panels so*s homo hooting 203-495, Ethel Mike 505, Marcella The red-haired quarterback and the squad, with top performers Dunphy Schoo) of Dancing. In do­ Play for Pay Golf you would favor this decision for ijig in Its shutout victory over the Dama 461, Virginia Clark 457. With Team Play Bloody but unvowed, - to coin a Light Glow, A Gay Nipeties Re­ James Carr, 185, Dallas, guard; any other reason.- I think that i f his brilliant receiver have had this view. Dress in 90’s attire at ing so. Mebarthy's established a Warriors from West Hartford. In Exefutivo no tag, ne wear our w av ! goftig between them ever since phrase, your fearless forecaster is Cante'y Davis,. 185, Albany, Ga., new high team triple of 1,740 righteous and fair play did not eliminating Hall; Glastonbury, the . Uni-HInge Boston, (/P)->-The development of Saengerbund Hall, 266 Washing­ center, Norman Oirlstianson, 260, Ranks for Nicklaus Spiqe League No. 1—Irene LeBlanp Tommy facetiously remarked',"''! anxious to gain vlndlcalloh. This which included a high team single enter your mind whatsoever when Central Valleyvlteagpie kingpins, You get premium qaalttp the Boston Celtics Is coming along ton St., Hartford, Time: 4 to 9 Madison, Wls., tackle; Dick Hor^ you favored this decision. My per­ i t Internal expander deer till 119, Ruth Kaplan 119, Kay Dolan made a great passer out of Van is a big weekend for several clubs. Washington 34, Oregon State 17 01 619. registered their eighth victory in Mobilheet with RT'-98. . . the Brocklin and I ’ll make one out of nicely, says Coach Red Auerbach, Clan Michigan Stale carry on p.m. Dec. 3, Mt. Laurel 4 k l Club ton, 200, Reading, Mass., quar­ Columbus, Ohio, (J7—Amateur sonal belief in this decision Is that that steps drafts 118, Ruth Conran 117, Ethyl Har­ mine games this fail. meet completely affeetiTe foal Jurgensen.” and If you don't believe, him just to the Big Ten title? Yes, says Penn Stato 38, W. Virginia 37 Fashion Show and Dance, Saen- terback; and Bobby O’Brien, 165, Other fine shooters were Shirley golfers have given a sl^ of relief, with the protest being upheld' the ris 116, Georgie Smith 115. With its shutout ' victory oil additive in uea todSy. And To which Sonny tittered, "You’ll ask.the opposition. the Hoople System. ITie Spar­ So. Califoniia 16, Stanford 15 gerbuntt Hall, Hartford. Time: S Northboro, Mass., back. Vittner 149-362, Marge Cushing but the professionals of the game ruling should have been no contest. Auerbach was talking as he di­ to 9 p.m. 118-138—361, Jane Smith 145-351, are casting a wary eye at a new­ over the Norwalk hooters; you get premium aw los. Ao- Morning Ctlory-'-Reggie Gburskl be nothing-vuntil I get the ball to, tans, led by that flying Greek, Yale 9, Pennsylvania 0 In conclusion may I s ta te Manchester improved *lt^ over­ you, McDonald.” rected the Celts through a practice V HARVARD, 2-2, good line pros­ Vi Chapman 117-339, Liz Juul 125- comer to their ranks-r-Jack Nick­ tomstie deliveries . s bel- 127-341, Fran Jam aitis 130. i will down the Boilermakers two at Callforaia 38, Air Force. 0 that during.my 50 years of sports all season’s record to 10- There’s a myth building up that session yesterday. Arkansas 35, Bice 18 Reminder to Members: Anyone pects but; backs lack size.. Out­ 335, Kay Peretto 119-118, Lucille laus, the most talked about ama­ in the town of Manchester, history sneed payment pls!& and msniy a time — er — that Is — will Halfpenny 136, Mavis Small 132, 2- 1 for the season. Jgrry'Conklin Enowl^eable St, James Ladles—Sally Phil­ Jurgensen’s development as a pro­ ATheyl are moving Into fine shape Texss 36, Bsylor 0 forgetting to turn In Foeger tick- standing are Jim Lindsey, 200, teur since Bobby Jones. has bben made through this de­ other extras derigned to make thrash the Purdtie Boilermakers, Dallas, captain and center; Paul Dot Vallerand 131, Mary McCarthy has been the Indians ’most cqn- . I lips 136, Bea Cormier 133, Sally fessional was held up for fou r at just about the time we planned,” 28-16. Clemson 13, So. CaroUns 6 et returns please bring them to The 21-year-old Ohio'State Uni­ cision, plus, your favorable com­ home heating re^ g e«ag. the next clUb meeting. .Don’t for­ Barringer, 105, CharlestovTO. Mass., 131, Olive Rossetto 129, Marid sistent scorer with a. dozen ^oals Grayson 117, Lois Phllopcna 115, years because’ he was a happy he said. “I don’t want to rush them In the Ivy League, John Har­ Syracuse 41, Colgate 0 versity senior, who has won just ments, a terrible mistake has been and this is one of those things you get. to contact Jim MoKeough for end; John Vinton, 216, Brockton, Galloway 123, Doris Prentice 123, about every amateur title around, with Corillaptain Mike Churilla FloBaldtll5. Charley who couldn’t take the vard will shock first place Prince­ Colorado 16, Utoh 6 Mass., and John Hoffman, 315, made. A wise old coach once told and Jon Verfallle- .trong in that people game seriously. ' have to play by ear. But I do want Council "Snow Ball” tltuice tickets Flo Kloler 123, Jean Daniels 120, including th? National Amateur In me, Mr. Doggart, “Don’t always Mobilheoti^i some running and sweating out ton. I predict a 30-20 triumph for Detroit 38, VlUanova 33- . Corning, N.Y., niards; and Tom Edle Robinson 119, Doris Grisel department also. Jaycee Midgets — Kent Smith "Sho\V me anybody who 'hasn’t Duke 7, Navy 6 ..Work patty at elope Sunday;, 1959 and 196i, announced yester­ let your sympathy overrule your there.” the Cambridge lads. My four-star Next Ski Club meeting will 'be Bilodeau, ISO, MUton, Mass., quar­ 119, Fran Crandall 118, Maude 104, Ray Pisch 102, 'Km Hassett responsibility,’’ said the amiable special wUI find lowly i; u 1 a n e Florida 10, Georgia 10 terbacks. o day that he is entering the play- judgment”. 102. one-time shadow of Van Brocklin, The Cel'tics will go for their fifth Monday at the Legion Home at Carpenter 117, Anna Mae White for-pay field. Thank you, without a loss tonight, meeting finishing ahead of Miami’s Hur­ Georgia T e^ 16, Tennesaee 15 7:30 pjn. The Club “Snow Queen" 116, Ruth McIntosh 115. Duck Season Opens bi^ln^erial. "and I ’ll show you a happy-go- ricanes by a 27-10 score — har­ Harvard 80^ Prineeton 30 YALE, 2-2, has a freshman team |l Just decided I wanted to play Walter (Ty) Holland *N«w Exdqriv* r*totali Handle the Detroit Pistons In the first half representative wU be elected. Holiday Bay Bantams — Tim lucky guy." rumph! Trinity SO,'Amherst 18 '' that miight be as good as the golr,” the stocky blond said. "And of an NBA doubleheader at Phila­ I owe it to my family to give them Hartford, ^Nov. 9 iff)—Connecti­ bMmlhthii tptlonal at tUght axtrm ta$t Rapson 123, Don Hogan 118, BUI. Playing three years behind Van (50 on with th\» forecast! Boston D. 36, COona 30 strong 1957 squad. A sure varsity cut’s 1961 general waterfowl sea­ WE GIVE ^ kksmattar of taste (andralneji McKinney 110. Brocklin did something for hlmi. delphia. They play the Warriors at prospect is Tim Merrill, 190, Cam- Martin Run Nov. 18 the best possible living I can.” Boston Garden Saturday night. Michigan 34, Illinois 14 Wesleyan 14, .WUUams • Homa N am ^ Duke Hoop Flash son opens officially Saturday. GREEN STAMPS He even looks like the ^Dutchman OUo Stoto 35, Indiana 0 mdge. Mass., center, captain and NlckiAus, who started swinging ------^---!— ( Maadiester Bristol 13. Wilton — Mickey Homa has gqlf clubs when he was only 10, Birds which may be hunted in­ Holiday Sr. .Boys — Alex tlrbS' out on the field, with his shirt lown 31, Mlnnesotn 30 dMenslv* signal caller. Bill Hen­ Hie third aimusd J. Fred Martin clude ducks, coots, geese and *5«o*. nettl lM-145-113—372, Paul Quey flopping sloppily over his pants been chocen ss golf professions! derson, 180, Winnetka, Hi., looks cross country run be held at plans to drop out of school a t the Fined for Dispute Pro. Basketball Rsnsss S3, Kansas Stato 3. for the Rolling Hills Country Club, end of the autumn quarter:—In mid brant. Theta is no open season on AU T a x u 117-137—450, Ned ZsgUo 117, Don (“I don’t wear hip pads,” he ex­ Hsatoeky 43, VaaderbUt 7 good at quarterback. ' the Wesleynn Univeraity course In canvasback and redhead ducks. Included Wedneiday*6 FigHu* which will operate Here In the December. Gllha 117, Jim Barry 112. plained, “so I can’t keep It In Wedaeeday’s Reaolte La. State 38, No, CbroHna 13 • Durham, N. C. Iff) — Art Hey- The season on ducks and coots ex­ MORIARTT ■pring. The appointment of Homa, PENNSYLVANIA, 1-8, and only Middletown on Saturday, Nov. 18 '’"I hope to start my professional man, Duke’s basketball star, was tight,”), a padc^e-Uke walk and a NBA Maiylaad S3, No. Oar. Stato 18 DMon City, -N-I,—VYanfi Sallee, at 2 pjn. The 4.35 mile event Is for tends until Nov. 20, while geese LUMBRR • MIU.WQIIK * HABON'S BUPTUBB MornlngMlea — JacUa L

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Inc., MI 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. - FORWE testers; four new tranaistor radios TAPE RECORDERS for rent Mar­ i- — You (Se t — • Heat, hot water, parking Includ­ ed lot, attached garage, enclosed CHEVROLET, 1988—2 tone, 4 door, ed, 11 Division St., $95 a month. tion room, with built-in hookcaaes >•6891, John Panciera, XU 9-1898. 12x12 patio, exhaust fan, disposal, HELP!'DUE to many itecent salea, \-«UR 8E- $20 to $30 each, -Small FM radio. low's, 867 Main. Call. MI P-8221. .^■l«-PIECE BEDROOM Bel Air, 6 cylinder, automatic TR 8-6789 J. P . Realty, MI 8-5129, and bar, well landecaped corner and double sink In 17 foot kitchen. our listings are low. Buyers are shift, 2 extra wheels, show tires, IS-PIEXJE UVING.ROOM ' lot. $19,ft00. Philbrick Agepey. MI Glass enclosed bath, fully storm­ waiting for all types of property. COPT CLOSING TIME I>XIR CLASSIFIED ADYf." Three Rooms of Furniture 12-PIBC® H3TCHBN HONDA* im nUDAT I9 m AJL-AATDBDA* 9 AM. heater, radio. MI 3-0470. MANCHESTER-Bolton town line-^3 9-8464. SLEEK ' ed. Owner anxious. Robert Wolver- ' If selling buying or tracling, call FURNACE—Good workiiu- order. FROM MODEL HOME — Plus — ■ . large rooms, $110 monthly, auto­ I’ ton Agency, Ml 3-1914. at once. Free inspections upon re­ matic heat, stove, refrigerator, TWO-FAMILY“ranch, 8-4, enclosud and carefree is this 6 room ranch'. quest, Call the Ellsworth Mitten Reasonaldy priced. CaU MI 9-6268, ELE(3TRIC REPlliGBRATOR breezeway, garage, two furnaces, PLEASE READ YOUR AD Auto Drtvlnc School 7-A Cost Over $700 . TV SET AND COMB. RANGE Venetian blind#,'a pUaaant place Cedar'ahingle# plaster walls, .ma­ EAST SIDE—a 3 decker 3-family Agency, Realtors, Member of MLS FOR SALE — Flat waUetone, ve­ w .llve. Shown by appointment. aluminum aiding, fireplace, 246' hogany trim (uli cellar, oil hot dwelling of 12 rooms. ..E^xcellent service. Ml 3-6930 • r AMT Bl« lokMi evet tke pO— w m m ww- LARSON'S ConnecUcut’a first li­ EVERMOP/PANCElf NEVER BEEN USED Free > storage until wanted. Fret Ml $-8988. frontage, trees, greenhouse, excel­ water heat, 3 large bedrooms, liv­ TMllliri Tk* aOrcrtlMr tlMoM mtd kto ad the FIB81 DAT IT neer and fireplace atone. Bolton opportunity for investment. Quick censed driving school trained — Qutwcticocs OXMSM!l!MAaDQHCf. ^TBlHttfOOMTltoU^ Notch Quarry. MI 9-0617. Sale Price $388 delivery. Free net up by oqr own lent condition. (5nly $19,500. Clarl- ing room with fireplace, kitchen ■ale price $16,00Q< Robert J. APPBABS Md BBTOKT BBBUBS la time fer Die next iBacr- Certified and approved la now of­ NONiNl'CMASOUT aOYITHliMUSICTX reliable men, ' MANCHESTER—6 rooms centrally ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5182. rnd dining area, aluminum storms, Smith, Inc., 963 Main St MI Legal Notice tieo. H m BeimM D ieepeMlHe tar ontp ONE iBcorreet or emitted fering classroom and behind THE CAUER GIVE J S $AST CHORUtES? fMUlPJUSTPAMCB p XiR o f Arabian Flintlock pletole I Phoiie for appointment located, one-car garage,„ $95 per screens and awning*, attached ga ­ 9-5241. Pay Only $4 Week $9 L'YNESS ST. Very , good buy. fer M j adeerttaemeet aad tfeea ealy to tke uteat of a wheel instruction for teenagers. VOUALLNiaHT FOREVER! with holsters.. Need some \yofk. Samuel Albert, Htfd. CH 7-0853 month. Available Dec. 1, Alice rage. Lot size 100x215. Price V LIMITATION OKDKR Errara whinh do aot leaafsa Om ralae of Ml 9-6078. YilTHABfiTHERt $45 a pair. 70'MlIi St., Manchester Sacrificing complete bedroom, aampet. Realtor, MI 9-484S. Drive by. Gall for details. Carlton $19,900. MANCHESTER and vicinity—beau­ ‘ItIURT Oi- i>HOj;a't K held Sea It Day or Night W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. at Mancholcr.-wiihln and , lor" the ; artO aot fee corrected Iqr ‘‘m ake good** tnorrtina. YWEH'toU’RE complete living room and kitchen tiful 8 bedroom ranch, garage, MORTLOCK'S Driving School—Of­ HUMPHREY gaa heater with If you have no means of transpor­ FOUR ROOM heated apartment, District of Manchester, on the 7th day MMCHEOUPVimi decorator fumlnire from model die- HOLLISTER ST.—7^4 room Dutch , large I<(t, many extras, one block ol November, 1961. fice, 443 Main St.. Manchester. thermostat converted for bottle tation, I’ll send my auto for you. first floor. $100. Available Dec. 1. Robert Wolverton Pre«orU, Hon. John .1. WnllPU, Judge. play home. We will give you free . Colonial, l >4 baths, beautiful mod­ frop* bus, just minutes from Hart- Tora oooPBKATioM «vnx Learning correctly "May Save MIS6UGLVOF gas 40,000 BTU. Will heat four ■ No obligation MI 8-7894. f(u‘d, full price $14,900. Many more hiitRle of John Algol John'«on. late of NB A m B O A n D Dioi Ml 3-2711 Your Life.” Driver education 1961!^ delivery and free storage up to one. ern kitchen, excellent closet space, Maiichoater In .faiu Dlflirici, deceaaed. rooms. $65 complete. Cali MI year. - , . A-^V-B—E—R—T— S' yin and out of town, from $4,900 up. On motion of Roy C. Johnnon of said classes. Member, Connecticut Pro­ 9-7101. t h ir d f l o o r flat, • room#, large lot with trees. Philbrick Agency separate oil heat, $75 per month. Agency, MI 9-8464. Cali the Ellsworth MUlen Agency, Manchealer. administrator with will an­ fessional Driving School Aaan. Ml W3-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD * MI i-1914 Realtors, MI 3-6930, MI '9-5524. nexed. 9-7398 BABY CARRIAGE, jumper chair, i^ORMAN’S Open Mon. thru Frl'. till $ P. M. Available Nov.^18. Call MI 9-7109 ORD£IR}^D'. That pIx monthR from the goV 448 HARTFORD ROAD after 8. $19.900—4 1 BEDROOM Colonial, CnjSTOM BUILT 6 room -Ranch, 7th (lay of Novemb.M. 1961. he and the 'diapers, blankets, crib sheets, and PORTER STREET name are Hmltod and allowod for Hie PREPARE FOR driver’s teat. MI»8-1524 ELECTRIC RANGE 20” Magic wall-wan carpet, knotty pine large living room wlth.-flreplace, bumper pad. Also, 2 piece cor­ kitchen cabinets, formica count­ creditor* within which to bring In their Ages 16 to 60. Driving and' class duroy maternity suit, size 16. MI Before you buy fumitura any­ Chef 3 years old. very good con­ TWO 6 ROOM duplexes, central formal dining remm, Mmily size A new ranch and a new colonial. rlalm p against said e.^tate and eaid FOR THE HRST TIME ANYWHERE room. Three Inirtructort. No wait­ where—shop at Norman’s. dition, $75. Call MI 4-8988. location, $90 and $85. Call MI ers, aluminum storms, central. kitchen 2 bedrooms'. 1V4 baths, admini.«tra(or r.i.a. in dii«*cied to give 3-4898. . 9-5048 after 8. , Carlton W Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. Excellent con.struction, piaster public notice to the rredltom td brlnic ing. Manchester Dri'vlng Acade­ recreation room^with fireplace, walls, fireplaces. Small lot# that In their claim s within tiaid time ah my. PI .2-7249. REMINGTON MODEL 721 calibre PRICED FOR quick sale — Used FOUR DOJUBLE ^ d size eleclrlc lowed by puhll.shing a copy rif this order blankets, single control, used very NEW FIVE large room apartfnent CHOICE LISTINGS include 9 room enclosed breeze^ay, attached ga­ need the minimum of maintenance. m f A M-HOUR WANT AD ANSWERINB 270, mounted Lyrqan sight gun bag refrigerators, dryer, combination rage, landspSped yard 91x194. In acme new-spapei having a circulation washer-dryer. Tel. MI 3-6568. little. $10 each. MI 3-5825. located at 172 Hilliard St., $100 single on Bigelow St for $20,000;- Top financing .. trading a possibil­ in .said probate dl.«triri within ten day* Business Services Offered 18 Roofing and Chimncrs 16.A Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Hale 36 and shells. Fired 28 rounds. Com­ monthly. Second floor. MI 9-0279. big colonial-on Pitkin St.; deluxe Marlon E/'Robertson, Broker. Ml ity. from the date r»f ihi.s f»rd(^r and return plete $65. Call MI 3-8241. BARREL CHAIR, good condition, $30,000 plus ranch in Lakewood 8-5953. m ake to Ihla court of the .mulcc eiv»*n SERVICE FREE TO HERALD READERS CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. ROOFING — Specializing repairing PHARMACIST full or part-time ______y ______Open St your convenience only ______JOHN J. WAUsKl'T. Judge. JEWELS — BEADS — HUNTING AMMUNITION In the 17 CUBIC FOOT chest freezer, 9 $10. T!wo table lampe” sllver and Circle; new 4 bedroom colonial VERNON—Practically new split— $18,900. Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7658 roofa of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ State qualifications and salary ex Fumiahed Apartments 63-A AT A (lOUnT OF rnOBATK, liiM Waat lafoniiatiea oa eao 9t our claaailled advertlaeoHatar Mo following calibers—30/06 Spring- months old, $185. MI 3-0494, crystals, $7. MI 9-3156. with 2-car for $27,500. T. J. $3300 and you can assume VA between 1:80-4:30 or any time ter work, chlmneya cleaned, re­ BAUBLES pected. Write Box Z, Herald. Crockett, Realtor, IH 8-1577. SI Manclw'sloi'. witlilii ami fnr the aaawer at tfeo telephoae lUted? Simply coll the Saturday or Sunday. paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 field, 300 Savage, 32 Winchester BABY CRIBS from $29.95 to $49.95; FOR SALE—One full size bed with TWO ROOM apartment, furnished, /fhortgage. Real nice, garage, fire­ T. J. CROCKETT.HIcaltor Dl.*8!ricl of Manrhr‘ !*t*.»r on tlw* 6th day Special, 30/30 Winchester. 8 m/m place, carpeting, combination win­ of Novembor a .D. 1961. yeara’ experience. Free eatlmates. Earn extra $$$ for your EXPERIENCED exhibit builder, crib mattresses from $14.95. up; mattress; one Westlnghouse re­ for one or two, private bath and OAKWOOD RD.—8^-room MI 3-1577 rr#*Bonl. Hon. John J. W.’illou Judgi». MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE ALL KINDS of clocks repaired. An­ can Howley, MI 8-8361, MI 3-0763. excellent opportimlty, Manchester Mauser 6.5 m/m Mauser, 7.7 m/m baby jumpers, high chair#, feed­ frigerator, excellent condition. MI entrance. All utilities, near excellent condition, large UVing dows included. Also have clean KFtato of Katharinp R p Ijs.a of Man- tiques included. Work ^aranteed. Christmaa Season thru Jewel­ MI 8-0117. Japanese, 9.3x62 m/m Mauser, 9 ranch, 3 bedrooms, all the extras chpfltor in Bald, difltricl. an Incapahlo ing tables, playpens, etc. 20% off S-0S4S. Cheney’s. 224 (Charter Oak, MI room with fireplace, 3 bedr^ms, Manchester porfon. Ml 9^500 MI 9-1962 ry Fashion Shows. m /m Mannlicher Schoenauer. 8-8368. (?H 6-4788. plastered wails, forced im water including carpeting. T. J. Crockett ■o FULL-TIME clerk, some exper­ on cash sales; 9x12 vinyl rugs Upon application of John W Sllirinsz Heating and Plumbing 17 Your choice of caliber at $2 per $4.98, $9.98, $13.60; lamps from JUST WON automatic gas incinera­ heat, one car garag#; Bowers Realtor. MI 3-1577. . SUBURBAN Conservator, praying for authorlfv to aad leave your meeeage. Ten’ll hear from onr advertiaer la }lg TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot ience in retail food. Interviews be­ (COVENTRY—Three looms, heat, nr\\ certain real e.Btate particularly de- 1. We pay 30% commission box. MI 3-5814 after 5 p.m. $3.98 up. Chamber’s Furniture tor. $180, caloric model 21. Will School district, $18,^00. Philbrick time wltfeont apeadlag an evealng at the telenboae. clearing. Frank C. Nome, MI PLUMBING AND heating — re­ tween 10 a.m.-l p.m. Lynn Poul arrange transfer with dealer. First hot water, bath, parking $75 MANCHESTER—Headquarters ’ for j«rribed in enld niiplicntion fin file. It I.a 9-6053. to Director. Sales, Ml 8-5187. Agency, Ml 9-846^ two tenements. Why not call us? $12,900 —960 square foot immacu­ ORDK.RKD; That tlie foregoing ajw modeling inatallationa repalrt. try, Parkade come $120. Hartford CH 6-1037 monthly. Cali after 4 p.m. PI plication be heard ami determin'd at All work guaranteed, 28 yeara ex­ Boats and Accessories 46 after 4 p.m.' 2-6975. $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. 6 room West Side Realty. Ml 9-5315. late 5 room ranch, large kitch­ tile Probate office in Manc!n-}4|i*i’ in .Maifi COSMA APPLIANCE Servtea—Ra- 2. No investment, no collect­ MAN TO LEARN retail lumber en, ceramic bath, fireplace, Dl.«trict, on the 2htb day of N ovem lier. perience, 24-hour service. (Mil 38” GAS RANGE, oven broiler and ranch, laiger living room, cabinet pairs all makes refrigerators, Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. ing, no delivering. business. High School graduate, 16 FOOT CARVER Century,^ like USED FRIGIDAIRE automatic CENTER STOEET—8 rooms, heat OAK ST.-;-2-famlly, 5 roome each, basement garage, over one half A.D. 1961 at ten fi clock in the forenoon, Lost and Found AntomobDev for Sale 4 freezers, waabing machlnea, dry­ storage space $25. Call MI 9-4914. kitchen. Jfeautlfully landscaped with 8-car garage. Income $235 and that notice be given to ail peraonn mathematically inclined, good new, with 40 h.p. Scott motor, washing machine for sale. Call MI and all utilities. Call MOhawk lot. jmown by appointment. acre. Minimum down. VA, FHA intere.feied in aaid estate of (he penden­ ‘Vnaccustom ed as I Am ,. FOUND — Kitten, tortoise and NEEID A CAR and h(d your credit ers ranges, oil and gas burners. 8. We pay commissions personality. Knowledge of build­ electric starter with new Delco 9-1129 uter 8 p.m. 6-9868 after 4 p.m. monthly. Broker JA 3-4309 or BU fianclng. Anxioug owners pur­ cy of aaid application and the time and Ml 9-0055. All work guaranteed. OTEDIT MANAGER seeks reliable Marion E. Robertson, Broker. M 9-5780. place of hearing thereon, by puhli.—Immaculate 8 room ranch, tional trophy for giving the best talk at the meeting of (Jhew 'n FOUND—Dark browm mongrel pup­ ’TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honem, Box F, Herald. SEA KING outboard engine with 9-8624. For Rent screened porch, fireplace t-car' aald hearing, to appear if tliey aee las, get the lowdown on the lowest all your upholstering needs at 3-3455 or OR S-9829, Avon, and refrigerator (66 pieces) com­ work. A real buy. But line. Ton­ large kitchen, ceramic bath, cauae at aaid time and place and he Chat chapter at the Walnut Restaurant. Toastmasters Interna­ py, male. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog down and smallest payments any­ Economical.’’ High quality parta. controls, manual starting, never plete—for unpaid balance of only garage, shaded lot, $16,000. phu- gren Agency, MI 8-6821 walkout basement with picture heard relative thereto, and make return great savings. Call CH 2-2878. Conn'. RUGS, nAv ER used, 9x12, solid STORE near Main St. at 98-AlJlrch to thia conrt. tional is an organization which helps men to improve themselves Warden, MI 8-8894, where. Not a small loan or finance Guaranteed 90 daya Famous for skied Or in salt water. Phone MI $266.66. Orig. $569.95. Customer is brick Agency. MI 9-8464. window; Ideal for fourth bed­ service since 1931. Phone MI Salesmen Wanted 36-A 3-4426. beige, $25; 9x15 green, $85; Elec­ St. 2,000•0 sq. ft., parkiiig/^ ApplyAi JOHN J. WALLKTT. Judge. in public speaking. (Herald photo by Satemls.) company plan Douglas Motors, HOME LANDSCAPING, lawn mo'ving out of state and is wrilling trolux vacuum, ■acrifice, $M. RU WAPPING room, etc. Lightening protec­ No t ic e is h e r e b y given that 333 Main St. ^ 9-4537. Potterton'a. ISO Center St. COMPTOMETER Marlow’’a, 867 Main, y HOLLISTER ST.—8% i^ m home Pass Book No. SS 8733, issued by maintenance, lawn fertilization, to sacrifice at this big loss. Take 9-6955. tion, one half acre. Minimum hedge pruning. Contact John E. OPERATOR HERE IS YOUR opportunity. Good on park-like professionally land­ The Savings Bank of Manchester 1955 BUICK, Special Hardtop CONNTO’S ’TV anm with opponent by .name, Flaherty re­ Light trucking and package deliv­ upstairs unfinished. a.m. They are Miss Lois Morelll of both times.' 4 . ,i low St., 8-4:48. Call MI 8-1859 In good condition, reasonable. MI reasonable rates. Also attics and . store work. Typing essential. COOK, housekeeper or companion, silver, picture frame# and old more. For additional Information fireplace, steam heat, ail city butted YaskulkS’s contention that after 8:18. cellars cleaned. Call PI 2-8645 ery. Refrigerators, washers and experienced, for adult family or GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes — • I^TALLATION coins, old doll# and gun#, hobby GREEN MANORVILLE, Hazard- utilities, 1-car garage with patio. Manchester, Miss Joan Poueche of 9-9002, Write Box AD, Herald. Or appointment call McCarthy En­ Bolton, both from Our Lady of the city government has been a closetl stove moving specialty. Folding - lady. References. Box G. Herald. deep freeze live fowl $1 each. /SPECIALIST coUectlona, attic contents or whole vllle—4 bedroom Cape with or terprises, Inc. MI 9-5391 John Realistically priced at $18,900. affair under “ one-man rule.” DRIVINO TO St. Petersburg, Flor­ CARPENTRY—Specializing In the chairs for rent. M 9-0752 CLEANING woman for Fridays. Grace’s Farm, 731. Hebron Ave,, estates. Furniture Repair Service. without option to buy 1% baths, Panclera, MI 9-1898. Alice aampet. Realtor, MI 9-4543 Elms College, Chicopee, Mass., and Aid Given for 80 Yean Glastonbury. J. D. REALTY CO. Flaherty discussed , the cam­ ' ______ida—widow wants lady to share 1958 CHEVROLET sportg coupe, smaller work, repairs, alterations, Must furnish own transportation. TalcottvUle, Conn. ‘Tel. ^ 1-7449 $135 a month. J. D. Realty, MI or MI 3-7357. Miss Patricia Moriarty of Man­ paign, the administration and hi# trip. References. Phone TR 8-7139 ceilings, most anything. No job MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ MI 9-7400. ( Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 3-5129. RANCHES in the 18s — One in 470 MAIN ST. MI 8-6129 chester, Georgian Court College 848 cubic engine. Call MI 9-4100. ing Company. Local and long dis­ Town and Country goals in a press conference yester­ New York — The American R «d evenings. too small. Excellent work guaran­ Rockledge with 1>4 baths and MANCHESTER—West Side. Trim in New Jersey. Cross has carried out 7,800 diaaa- teed. TR 5-5759. tance moving, packing and stor­ WOMAN WANTED in our Shirt Fertilizerfe 5 ^ SIX ROOM single house, oil hot 7 room Cape, 5 finished, featuring day at Democratic headquarters 1937 FORD half ton pickup, good Rooms W ith oD t Board 59 three bedrooms; one built by LOVELY on E. Main St. ter-rel'lef missions In the past 80 WOULD LIKE ride from Buckland body and running condition. All age. Regular service throughout Department, 5-day week. Apply BEAGLE, male, 2 years old Phone DRAINAGE GO. water heat, $100 monthly. Call A. Gambolati over on Woodland St. Hiring room fireplace, full base­ Marine Pvt. James J. Antonio, section to vicinity of Cheney MASON WORK, expertly done, New England states and Florida. MI 9-6941 after 4:30. GOOD c o w MANURE $5 $10 Heckler. PI 2-8619 between 5:30-6. Wife wanted with husband and Theorizing on city government, years. Its first one cam#, after # parts for original restoration Best New System Laundry, Harrison LARGE BEDROOM for one or two, with garage. T. J. Crockett, Real­ ment with, hatchway, garage, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. An­ fire broke out Auugst 31, 1881, in ~ Brothers. Hours 8-5. Please caii bricks, blocks, stones, fireplaces, MI 3-8583. St. loads. Delivered, E xceU ^ for M l 4 -4 1 4 3 adults, free parking, business tor, MI 3-1577 amesite drive, tool shed, nice family for attractive 6 room Cape, Flaherty said the duty of the mayor offer over $100. PI 2-7513 after 5 FREE —SIX months old male dog, shrubs, lawns, etc. 80^7804. MI NINE ROOM house and garage tonio, 147 Olcott St., has com­ Is to propose and ctwrdinate. The a heavily wooded aection of Upper after 8:80. MI 9-7094. p.m. . cellar floors and stucco. MI 9-3001. block. Depot Square. Mr. Keith, shaded lot. Cllose to bus and full shed dormer and garage. Will part Cocker and Retriever, excel­ 9-8731. MI 9 .8191. available Nov. 15 Call after 5. PI MANCHESTER—25 Avon Street, schools. Only $13,800 ' Evenings bring pleasure yo.u’ll treasure — pleted recruit training at the Ma­ council runs the city. Michigan. More than Uves RIDE WANTED to Cottage Grove Painting—Papeting 21 lent with children, housebroken. 28482. rine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris "The charter provides for a were lost and damage ran to |2,-- 1952 PONTIAC, $ cylinder, hydra­ Help Wanted— Male 36 $13,200. 6 room Cape, 4 finished, Bill Boles, MI 6-9858.'Warren E. owner more than ready for your Road, Bloomfield from Parkade RUBBISH AND trash pickup—at­ MI 9-1043, ROOMS TO rent; also 8 room cot' fireplace, oil steam heat, modem Howland, Realtor. MI 3-1108. offer! Island, S. C., and will report to strong council form (of govern­ 000 ,000 . area. Hoiira 8-4:30. MI 8-5293. matlc, radio, heater^ good body, tics and cellars, MI 9-6226. PAINTING AND paperhanging. MAN TO learn partg business and Hoo^ertold Good# 51 tage, all utilities, Scranton Motel. COVENTRY—8 room and bath cot­ Camp Lejeune, N. C., for combat ment),” he said, “ where the tires, brakes, new battery, winter­ Good clean workmanship at rea­ tage. Phone PI 2-7089 Or W'llliman- bath, comer lot. Assumable V,i% also help around garage. Must Call MI 9-0826 after 6. mortgage. Quiet street. Near bus VERNON—Home and buslneSli, BEECHLER-SMITH infantry training. mayor is the chief executive offi­ ized, price $85. PI 2-6832. SAVE A BUCK at Manchester sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ have driver’s license. Inquire L. WHITE TOY Poodles, 7 weeks old, APARTMENT size Hotpolnt refrig- tlt: HA 8-8276. cer, but the council must vote eratop/as good as new, original and shopping West Side Realty. nearly new ranch and large 40x40 Realtors Welding Service. MI 9-1658, MI chester. Raymond Flake. MI P. Fitzgerald, Inc., 73 Brooklyn AKC registered. Call MI 9-0908. WILL BUILD VERY NICE .large comfortable MI 9-5315. ■tee] building. Business zone. Ton­ Ernest L. Gardner Jr., son of through any policy___No commit­ 1955 FORD wagon, 9 passenger, 9-8762, Have it' welded, repaired, 9-9237. St., Rockville. c o t y $159, sacrifice $100., J. D. room next to bath, private home, gren Agency. Ml 3-6821. ment was entered into without NOTICE Read Herald Advs. ally, 470 Main St.. MI 3-5129. Suburban For Rent G6 MI 9-8952 MI 3-6969 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Gardner, automatic transmission, radio, sharpened. Guaranteed. . 21 Church St. KQ 9-4966, BOLTON—$2,300 and you can as­ council approval. ‘ In accordance with' the require­ heater, new tires, good condition, EIXTERIOR and Interior painting. Articles Sale 265 Highland St., is 11 v 1 n g In SEVERAL furnished 4 room apart- sume the first mortgage on this SO. WINDSOR—Building castles "People may feel there is a ments of the Zoning Regulations $400. MI 3-0788. Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. in the air? You can stop now .."a Largo, Fla. He has been employed Male* Aprons For Sifts Hou.sehoId Servicen Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. PORTER WANTED HOME MADE ravioli, fr TO SUIT msnta available today, good loca­ real nice 8 room ranch with ga­ Lota For Sale 73 by the Home Designing S-ervice of ‘strong’ mayor system because the for the Town of Man^ester, Conn., ROOM CENTRALLY located, rage located In the Bayberry sec­ ■*man’i home Is his cagtie.” This mayor becomes the spokesman for Offered 13-A Floors. Good clean workmanship. froze- 30c doz. H. Pasqus parHing. Ml 98315. tion. PI 2-6828. John BIssell, Cross St; Petersburg, Fla., since late the Zoning Board of Appeals will tion, T. J. Oockett Realtor So home is for you. One-half acre BUILDING LX5TS in all zones, for the administration. hold a public hearing on Monday Fully insured. Reasonable rates. for general store work. All store Aver/ Street, Wapplng SEPTIC TANKS St., (Joventry. , yard. 8 bedrooms. 12x22 family ■ingle and two-family dwelllnge. August. Gardner U 1961 graduate WASHER REUTRIGERA’TOR re­ , Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-8328 or MI benefits. Apply in person. 3-1577. "When I was elected,” he said, evening, November 20, 1961 at Distinctive! AND TENANT •WILLJMANnc?—4 room apartment room,. 2 full baths, only two years Charles Ponticelli Agency, Phone of Windham Technical School, Wil- "the board of aldermen wsui made pairs. Prompt, economical expert, 9-5082. TORO SNOW blower^at new low FOR RENT—Furnished K>om. • limantlc. 8:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room of guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4EI7, Pot- price, $189.05, ^ /^ w e r ' handle in new house with option to buy. BOI TON—Large seven room co­ old, storms added, lawn, establish­ MI 9-9644 or MI 3-8109, up of six Democratic and six Re­ ARTHUR DRUG Hazel St., MI 9-2170. lonial with an attached two-car ed. Full price $17,600. Glenn Rob­ the Municipal Bullding'*on tha foU terton’s, 130'Center 8t. ihodel. Marlow;#; 867 Main St. PLUGCED SEWERS Excellent location near The other apartment is rented for BUILblNG LOT - 100x281 feet, publican aldermen.; This prespnted lowing applications! ‘ $85 monthly. HA 8-5746. - (Buy it garage. Beautiful lot. Owners erts -Agency. Realtors, MI 4-1821. Community Baptist Church will Electrical Services 22 the Shopping Parkade, fully treed, city water, city sewer, a challenge because, unless we Plantland, Inc.; north #id* Wil­ SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired WALLPAPpft and paint sale—non PLEASANT room for rent, kitchen and your Tent costa $1> monthly). moved, priced sensibly T. J'. MI 4-0628. meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the could run the government on a Machine Cleaned West Middle Turnpike, Oockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577 sidewalks, curbs, excellent loca­ home of Mrs. William Rlngro.se, 27 bur Cross Hgwy., west of Slater from the shop. Cai, t.ake care of FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ yellowlpg^ gloss white, $4.95 gal near Broad, Ample park­ prl'vilegci, free parking. MI 8-7086, non-partisan basis, we would have all your upholstering needs at Septic Tanka, Dry Wella, Sewer MANCHESTER—Charming 6 room tion. For additional information Lilac St. Member.s are reminded to St.; Rural Zone. Extension of per­ ice On all l3rpes of electripal wir­ Ion; «illing ^whlte, $2.95 gallon. ing—reasonahle rent a continuing battly on all city mat­ mission is requested to have free great savlnga. CaU CH 2-2878. ing Licensed and insured Wilson TOOL DESIGN CHECKER Momson Paint Store, 385 Center Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ LARGE FURNISHED room#, Business Fropert.T For Sale 70 WARM AND cozy 2 bedroom Cape Cape, 4 finished, large private lot, or appointment. (Jail McCarthy bring scissors for quilt blocks for ters. proofing Done, just off Main St.,: Hollister School Enterprises, MI 9-5391. John Pan­ a mission project. standing ground sign at 'above 1*-. Electrical Co.,. Manchester, Ml For Details light housekeeping, one minute detached garage, oil hot water “ We voted the patronage ap­ cation, PLAT FINISH Holland window • walk from Main St. MI 9-7959. district, custom built, priced to heat, finished rec room, aluminum clera, MI 9-1898. 9-4$17, Glastonbury. ME 8-7378. TOOL DESIGN DETAILER^ Phoj^JA 7-1811 sell. MI 3-4777. Owner pointments at the first meeting and Edna Ready; 474 Main St.; Bus. shades made to measure. Ail SNOW TIRES- buy 2 new tires — storms and screens, convenient; Mr. and Mrs, Peter J. Holl of never again had a party-line vote metal Venetian blinds at a new get 2 new wheels free. No down McK i n n e y BROS. , Ask For LARGE, LIGHT housekeeping INVEST immaculate. $15,500. Robert Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanganyka. East Zone III. Va,riance is reipiested to low price. Keys made while you 50-hour week LARGE ■ TWO bedroom ranch on TWO B ZONE lots with city water. while I was presiding." He said erect free standing lighted ground Bonds— Stocks Mortnagea 31 payment. Cole’s Discount Station, Sewerage Disposol Co. Bob or Charleo^inkler room, gentleman working d4ys Wolverton Agency, MI 8-1614. Africa, are visiting Mrs. Holl's '"All matters were discussed fully wait. Marlow's. 436 Center St. preferred. Call MI 3-6951. better than an acre lot. Out on Union St., $2,400. Cal] M3 9-6495. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred sigTi closer to street than ^ ow ed :S0-IS2 .Pearl S t—Ml S-8808 W ISELY-i^ Vernon St., opposite Oestfield. at council meetings .and voted at above location. , SECOND MORTGAGE motiey-We Manchester ToolDesign, TJyr 110x180, south encl of Wood- Clark, 20 Henry St. They are on a WEAVTOG of Bums, moth holes can supply any amount ot money FURNISHEl/rooms, complete light Real beauty, mahogany trim, two- Coventry through only when basic agreement Ada Pagani; rear Np. 161 No. bridge St. City water and sewer­ four-months’ leave of absence and was reached.” and tom clothing, hosiery runs, for mortgages. Terms to fit your housekeeping faculties. Centrally Excellent opportimity to acquire car garage. Has to sell. Tremen- will go to Wichita, Kan., where Main St.; Bus. Zone H I/ y#rlance handbags repaired, zipper re­ yu L attractive East Center Street office doUB opportunity. T. J Crockett, age, residential A zone. MI The dump problem, heavily de­ needs. Qonstructlon mortgages IIWITATION located. Children accepted—limit­ 3-6685. Mr. Holl's parents, from Kent, is requested to have unoppriz^ placements, umbrellas repaired, also available. J. D. Realty 470 ed. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arph St., building. Fully o<;cupied. 3-car ga­ Realtor. Ml 3-1577. bated in'' city and town, is right­ apartment at above location. \ 130;Jtartford Road THREE England, are visiting. They will fully a town responsibility, Flaher­ men’s shirt collars reversed and Main St., MI 8-5129 Manchester, rage. Ample parking. For further travel to California and Florida be­ Peter Ponticelti; 12 McKe* SL;, replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ MI 9-5263 TO BID details cu l ‘ . MANCHESTER—6 room Dutch Co­ ty said.' He added the city will co­ lonial, living room with fireplace, Resort Propertv For Sale 74 fore returning to East Africa. operate with the town In any way Res. Zone B. Fhetension of perinis- ' ing Shop. Sealed bids will be received at BEDROOM Sion is requested-'to use garags for Help Wanted— Female 35 the Office of the General Manager, Apartment»~Platfl— formal dining room, family size to solve it. RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full base­ BOLTON—First Ikke —waterfront The Mountain I-aurel Chapter of storage of business equipment at 41 Center Street, Manchester, Tenementfl 6<1 S-room cottage which can be He predicted a temporary solu­ Cars, phonographs changer#. CONNECTICUT Registered L.P.Nf' TIME TO BUY! Jarvis Realty Co. ment, oi) heat, side porch, garage, Sweet Adelines, Inc., will rehearse tion, will be found in the next few ■above location. Connecticut, until November 22, RANCHES easily winterized. Marion E Rob­ tonight at 8 at the Irish, American Royal-Ice ciream Co.; 37 War­ Honest, economical. Guarahteed 90 for three nights, 11-7 a.m. phlft In GENERAL RENTAL agency, J. O. Realtors Appraisers amesjte drive, nicely landscaped months and said on extension of the 1961 at 11:CK) A-M. for Storm Sew­ ....R E N T WITH OPTION TO ertson. broker, MI 8-5958 Home, 69 Grove St., Hartford A ren St.; Res. Zone B. Varlane# is daya. Famous for service for 80 convalescent home In R om ^le. The time to buy a home U now. See these Jarvis llstinB-s. todav * Realty, 470 Main Street, -M l lot. desirable location;- Cali M o city’s six-month agreement to use yeara. Phone MI 9-4887. Potter- Tel. TR 5.-4291. IIWITATION er Constrilctlon—Middle Turnpike BE INDEPENDBINT In 'this compact 6-room Cape Cod oil East MI 3-4112 MI $-7847 BUY. Be your own landlord and put board of directors meeting will be requested to erect addition to non- 'West, and AJtoij Street South. 88129. Carthy . Enterprises, Inc. kO the Ellington dump will not be re­ ton’a. Center St. All room# finished. Needs redecorating but top vahie 0-5S9i, John Panbiera, Ml. 9-1898. money in bank. Five rooms .with 18 held tonight from 7 to 8. newed. conforming building which xfUl be Bid forms, plans, and specific’a- Is here. Only 813,500. k » Wanted--^Rea! Estate 77 U« 20 INCHES EXPERIENCED TO BID acres of valuable land partially "I don’t think it’# fair to let EU closer to sideline than regulations WILUAM J. LEONE—mbbish re­ tions are available upon payment FOUR ROOM heated apartmsat. Huuses Fer Sale 72 MANCHESTER — Bowers School cleared. Living room with large’ The Loyal Circle of King’s allow at above location. SEWING ^l^ACHINE Sealed bids will be received at of a $10.00 deposit (refundable for ASK US about our cash offer for lington Solve-our problem.” he moval. Cellars and attics, incin­ Ml 1-5117. area., 6 room ranch, garage, fin- field atohe fireplace.' Expansive your property. No red tape. Hon­ Daughters will meet In the Fel­ said. - ' Frances Greenwood; 765 Kaat erator, commercial and light the Office of the General Manager, return in good condition).' T^e de­ NEAT AS In this sparkUng Cape Cod home on Center S t BRICK HOME—8 largs rooms, 2 rishedi heated basement, hot water lowship Room df Center Congrega­ Middle Tpke.; Res. 8one A. I^peciai DP01ATORS 41 Center Street, Manchester, kitchen with GE Built-in oven and est value. H. J. Bradley, \h 3-7379. Asked what he thought of the trucklng,^ MI 9-0339. posit is to be made with the Col­ 4 rooms finished, 2 unfinished. Dream kitchen, lavishly tiled bath FOR RENT —4 room apartment, full baths. 2-car garage, excellent hMt, (liahwasher, city sewers, range, birch cabinets. All stucco- tional Uhurch on Monday at J :45 exception is requested to ctmvert Connecticut until November 22, (xndition. Between one and two Republican statement the Demo- Apply lector of Revenue at 41 Center p r^ * 'tt* $ l’4 flirplace. Sensibly heat, hot water, parking, $75. la^ e comer lot, Ideal for family exterior. Land alone worth $13,000, p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Sam­ single • family dwelling into tWo HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ 1961 at 11:30 A.M. for Reinforced Street. A receipt will be issued acres of 'land. EYuit trees. High Le^l Notice” uel Wil.son and Mrs'. Minnie Mc- crat-s have a "well-oiled,' well- al, cellars,' and attics cleaned. Concrete Pipe. Adults only. MI 3-2068. with school age children, within entire package $25,000. Call Art heeled” machine, Flaherty cracked family dwelling at above locatim. Manchester Modes, Inc. •which which will entitle pros­ i : eleVaUbn. Six miles from Man­ half mile of High. Junior .and Foraker, MI 9-7748, MI 9-5306. Comb. Arthur R. Wilkie; ’ 16 Walker Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold Bid forms and specifications are chester. Philbrick Agency MD AT A COURT OF PROBATE llPld •'well, we finished the 'town cam­ WITH THt MW Pine street pective bidders to pick up the grade school, ,$18,990. Call owner! «t Manchealer, within and for the St.; .Res. Zone A. Varlane# is r#::. Hoar. MI 9-4SS4. available at the Controller’s Of­ ™ e e a c r e w o o d e d l A - s p I c and span 8-bedroom Ranch. BI8SELL STREET—4 rooms, $70, •-8464 -____■ . DlMrict of Manchealer, on Uie Sth day paign $600 in the red and we’re Manchester plans and specifications at :the Pine paneled kitchen, ceramic Uled bath, garaxe. JuDt over Man- MI 8-8778. EXCELLENT CONDITION. BVa A midweek Informal Bible study quested to convert two family IMTT-O-RAMI fice, 66 Center Street, Manchester, Controller’s Office, 66 Center MI 9-5229. 9-5. rooms. Living room with fireplace. of November. 1981. will be held at the Salvation Army looking for contributions.” AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol­ Connecticut. ehester line in Bolton. Custom built, and low priced at 917,500. .BUSINESS ZONE—8 loom horns in Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judfe. He predicted a Democratic vic- dwelling into three family dwell­ ster 3 piece living room set; sofa NEED CHRISTMAS money? Street, Manchester, Connecticut WEST SIDE—Oversize Cape, fire- Kitchqn with Hotpolnt oven and Estate of F. Forbes Bushnell, late of church building tonight at 30 ing at above location. Arthur J. LeClalre Jr., Esq. THREE, five and six room apalv excellent condition off Bast Canter place; ceramic bath, alumlnunk range. Aluminum combinations. Manchester, in said District deceased. The Book of Daniel iwlll be stud­ tor.v, but eaid he would be con­ and 2 chairs, $148. Choose from CSioose your own hours with Beau­ Arthur J. LeCIaire Jr., Esq. Street. Good location (or doctor, Gilbert Saegaert A Everett ’Van- ty ' Counselors custom fitted cos­ ' Acting General Manager Acting General Manager VALUE—Buy this stately 7-room brick aad frame menta, pewly renovated, steam storms, recreation room, 6 huge Attached garage. Deep, nicely The administratrix having exhibited ied. Mrs; Florence Stevenson will cerned if the voter turnout is light. group of fine fabrics. Work done heat, hot water, automobUe space bairareaser, ate. $28,000 For (ui^ her administration account with said Dyne; 116 Keeney SL; Rural Rao. 8169 by expert craftsmen on our prem­ metics; Church and club back­ C ok i^ I and Uve happljy ever after. Only 10 years young. Price rooms, garage, $15,900. Carlton landscaped, semi-private lot. Shin­ estate to thla Court for allowance, it la be the teacher. The public la in- A 75 per cent turnout, the same Zone. Variance i# requested to con­ or garage available. Call MI thsr information call the Pbtlbriek W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. ORDERED: That the 20th day of vlted.J; as two years ago, he said, is hi# '34-4$ 5512 ises. All work fully guaranteed. ground helpful. Managerial and IncludM many extras such as appUances, carpeting, t w o ^ xa- Sigency, Ml 9-t484. gle exterior. Screened breezeway. duct antique shop at abov# lees'- sales openings. MI 3-7861 for ap­ r^ge. ProfeeslonaUy landscaped lot A pleasure to show and a bar­ 88910. • " / ' $16,900 Call Tom Tyska'forfurther November. 1961, at eleven o'clock, fore­ goal emd will assure re-election. Bvaty homemaker appreciates an Embroidery can be a rewarding Mill Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine TWO FAMILIES—6-8. duplex on noon. at the Probate Office in the Muni­ tion. araply-aixad ^ r o n that offer# good St., exclusive Cheney Fabric pointment. gain to buy at $21,000. 111,000-8 BEDROOM rahcli, flrfe- details’ at BU 0-6500. MI 9-5306. cipal Building In aaid Manchcater be He said he w'ould outline next Pyramid Investments, Inc.; 351 pastime when you make this <;olor- Foster St. 6-4 flat, comer Pine and and the aame la aaaigned fnr a hearing p ro S ^ o o . This bandy bib atyle U salesroom, in Manchester. Ml FOR THE VERY' WES’! CENTEtl ST;—4 room#, $55. pUu;e, aluminum storm wuidows, week a list oif goals for the com­ Blast .Center St.; Res. Zone C -E x ­ ful woodland panel! It looks lovely ASSISTANT in doctor's office part- WaHut-Sts. 5-6 business zone Cen­ on the allowance of said administration ing term. trlauned with bold rlc rac. and serene in any room. 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. BES’T IN HOMES BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM OOLONIALr^nv^nlmtlv loole# nn V MI 98229, > 5 . largs lot, esUar, Carlton W. ter 8t. 6-8 flat Griswold St. 4H-4Vi account with said estate, ascertain­ P o l i c e A T r e a t s tension of permission is re(|Uest#d time or full-time. Typing exper- TODAY'S SPCCIALi HUtchms, Ml •-8181 BARROWS ment of heirs and order of diatributlon, However, he said there'will be No. gUP with Patt-O-Rama is in -Pattern No. 5512 has hot-iron lienee essential. Give *1011 partlcu- New On Homestead St. T. J. of 120 day start Of conftrucUon If- Mam $«. M, $8. 40, 42, 4M, 4«, 48. e X a ^ L PKeneii^ owners. Center FOUR room apartment, aecoiid and this Court directs that notice of the no proiiosals for capital expMHll- transfer for design 16” x 20” ; color Rooftaik—SMtiic 16 liars. Box E, Herald. entiaace with huge Uvlng room, dining room,'!€aiiilly alzed kitchen ICAI^CHESTBR—A’ half block off Crockett, Realtor. MI $-1577, Ume and placa, assigned for said hear­ quirement at above locatbni. Wm'AE, 2% jrarda oC $5 or 8»-lnch. chart; atiteb Illustrations. d o l t o m ^ i 5.m o f a a m h o u s e / fleer, off Main 8t., with beat and ing be given to all persons known to bs BUizabeth if. Thomas of Kenwood' tures 'wtilch 'wlU require b o ^ is- Pyramid Investmanta, Inc.; 851 ------r ------u d pan eled den. Hiree bedrooms and tiled bath «m aeoond S o ^ Main Street, T room Colonial, 1% WALLACE s’tes. . Tfe «Oar, and 2$c la coins to: To order, send 25e in cc^hs to: A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, ftdlng, Oountzy Uvlnc and privacy. 8 ROOMS for the growing fam­ tavatory on floor. Enclosed breezeway aad garage. hot water, $85 a month. Complete­ MANCHESTER—O-ll UUw Street interested therein io appear and bo Rd,, Vernon, was charged at about East Center St.; Kao. Zen# O. ly redecorated. J, D. Realty, MI baths. 4 room domi, 8 bedrooms 68 S. Center 8t. < MI 8-5$0« hoard thereon by publishing a copy of "We're going to continue to ex­ •aa Bunatt, The Hfeachaate r BJve- Anne Cabot, The Maacbester Eve­ painting. Carpentry. AlteraUons ily, modem kitchen and bath, excellent heating aystem, Priced to #eU fer 822,900.. Large 2-famlly (hiplex, 2-csr ga­ thla order in some newspaper having a 10;SQ a.m. yesterday with fraudu­ Variance is reque#t#d to #r#et aifn and addltlooB. Oellln^. Workman- 88129. - up. Modern kitchen, 8 porches, lent issue of checks. She will be tend atwerage to all reoldenta who Itfar U80 AVe T S AMBE- ning Herald, 1150 AVIS. OP AMEB- acrea of land with tiaea. a well shaded lot, 2-car garage, rage, 2 oil steam fumpees, 8^ (Offlee open 9 a.m. to 9 circulation In said District, at least which will be larger tMan ragntt- MAE MBW TOMS U.V.R. )A8, NEW YORK 26, N. Y. ahlp guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. BOLTON NOTCH — 5-Roqin baths, centrally located. West Side aeven days before the day of eaid. hear> presented in preu it Court 12, Man- don’t beneflt'froAi tt," he said, ‘ISut tions allow at above locatliBiB. - MI 3-4860. Baach. Garage, Breezeway, For Capea—Ranch##—Ionlal»—SpUU call us at th# ROOMS. Bath, Heat, garage, $18,900. Philbrick ^Agency, MI ing, and by mailing onj«:-HjfIoreW®- :er, on Nov. 20. on a pay-as-yoi__ Pte lat-alaaa walling add lOc for For'lst-class mailing add 10c for 0-8464. ' Realty, MI 9-5315. OFF OF OAK Street — 6 i«om vember ». ISeL/by-TSHifled mall, a All persons inter##t#d nw y at­ Three Bedrooms. 'modern, second floor. Good neigh­ He cited the currenF'inatidla- (Mcfe paHam. Print Name, Addrees each pattern. Print Name, Addrees BID WELL HOME Improvement R. F. DIMOCK C O - s ^ 9-5245 borhood Good location, MI 9-SM5, home in-g(XKl condition located aae«- Ha win b*'praaented in Cir- annual b u d f * * ^ » ^ good pn* D iaM U odly. can in SOTSSMara 8 p.ra. 163 Green Road, Manehester. MI 8-1577. * JOHN J. 'WUAXTt. JudiK eutt Court 13 on Nov. 30. .... llminaiY ptaanhia. r-.\ V ^ A ■ !■ - -■ I . ."V— ’ .'7 ■' .. -.1 K' 1 •'.-I -.4 I* 'I.’ • : Th# Weather. ' f m m m i of D. a. WoatlMt t t u m i i i

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(TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1961 (ClaMlfled AdrertUIng on Fngo t2) PRICE FIVE CENTS State News Roundup ed Shift $150,000 Award Sets Record for Negligence Case New Haven, Nov. 10 {fF)— The estate of a West Haven man killed in a traffic acci­ dent last year has been awarded a record $150,000 by Atlas Explodes^ Kills Monkey Serious Bid a U.S.-District Court jury. 200 EXTRA \ W b g i v e OPEN TONIGHT Gilbert Earle, clerk of the court, said after the verdict ye.>rterday it was the highest amount ever Cape CanaveraK Fla., Nov. For Parley awarded by a Jury in a negligence 10 (/P)—A tiny .squirrel mon­ S&H GREEN STAMPS TILl case in the history of the federal key named Goliath gave his wMi a pmchaao of 10.00 orworo court in Connecticut. ■ life to-science today when he Possibility O R B B N The sum was awarded to the ea- pfoant tliU eoapMi pbu poor taleo oUpo to the etainp eoehler I S T A M P S . Ue of Andrew Amendol'a S.l, wl died in the blazing explo.sion ADm/rS ONI.T — UMIT! 1 A FAMILY was killed when hLs car was hit of an Atlas missile high above Moscow, Nov. 10 is, vived the holocau-st which occurred regularly 5.99 Inc., of West Haven, and its par­ 3t seconds after tho A*'as lifted tory 4-power Berlin solation . . i ?JoUR OWN ent firm, the Perkins Truck Co., off on an Intended .^000-mlle as “probably a serious ap­ Inc., of Maspeth. N.Y. flight to the South Atlantic ocean. proach.” TUFTED HOBNAIL SPREAD Redentl pleaded guilty in Su­ The A*r Force .said the renfre But they had serious reser­ perior. Court Idst year to a charge safety officer destroyed the mis- '' * i Charmhouse Towel of negligent homicide. s'le wh»n it became cr’-atie. vations and were agreed deep The blast snread a boiline: ball probing is necessary about Driver Absolved oF fire several thousand feet In just ‘ what Soviet intentions ENSEMBLES Passenger car of an Erie-Lackawanna train lies amid rubble of a house it hit last night the air and showered burnint: are. at Peapack-Gladstone, N. J. (AP Photbfox.) Hartford, Nov. 10 (/P>—Modesto pieces of the shattered rocket — ------« ------Yera, New Britain, has been ab­ back onto the Cape area and Into Among other things, these rag. N O W 3.57 solved of. any crirnlnal responsi­ the Atlantic iust off shore. sources expressed fear the bility in the death of 6-year-bld Seconds after the blowup, the suggestions —- dramatically With Inspection, Control Mary Marino, New Britain. thunder-like nimble of the blast leaked in the early hours of bath size ...... ^.39 97c Train Passes TTie girl was struck by Yera'.^ rolled over the nearbv beaches and car Oct. 6 on her way home from the town of Cocoa Beach. IhLs morning — might be hand size ...... 98c 67c • closely tufted hobnail school She died six days later. Goliath probably died at the In- meant to divert attention a • • 0 a% • * a Ends of Tr^ck, Yesterday Coroner Louis W. .stant of explosion. He was In a from the current explosive a a • o a a a face clo th ...... 49c 29c Kennedy, Nehru Say ♦ a a • a a • a a • viscose, lint-free tufting Scliaefer said Yera had no time well-padded capsule located near situation in Berlin or to stir ' ♦ a a-o^jOoa».a -~a-ra^ to stop when the girl darted into the base of the 12-foot-tall nose up public pressure tp push the Crashes House the path of his car. cone and just above one of the fuel especially made for House & Hale by tanks. unready Western powers to '•V V- . • full or twin sizes There was no escape mechanism the negotiating table. a ^ Ban on N-Tests Vital Peapack-Gladstone, N. J., Nov. Slate Driver Acquitted one of the largest manufacturers of 10 (/Pi — An electric train ram to pull the monkey capsule free In In general, however, they New York. Nov.' 10 (/Pj—John F. such an emergency. An escape • o • • • < • white, pink, blue, yellow, green med into a fca/ne house where a Bacon, 23, Greenwich, Conn., whose MW the move as the first ma­ towels. 8 colors. Bible meeting was being held last device Ls provided on project Mer­ jor indication of Soviet inten­ 1 a % \* • By I'M Hi ASSOCIATED PRESS e Gandhi, wearing a mink .coat over night, car struck and killed a man here cury launchings. President Kennedy and Indian 'her 'Indian " sari, was presented Oct. 22, has been acquitted of If all.had gone right today, the tion to make it easier to find Brime Minister Nehru have with a bouquet of roses by Mrs. Two persons suffered minor in­ charges of vehicular homicide and Atlas would have hurled the nose a Berlin settlement. "agreed on the urgent need for a Dean Rusk on her departure. juries when the'2-car, Efie-Lacka- driving nrhile intoxicated. cone 650 miles into space before treaty banning nucleiw teets with wanna train struck the house in The victim was Arthur Byrne, By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Nehru's acceptance of the U.S. the middle of the living room and it plummeted back for a parachute DACRON FILLED necessary provision for inspection position on the need for controls 3®. landing near A.scension I.sland, smd control." carried It 12 feet. After hearing testimony. Mag­ Washington, Nov. 10 (/P)— Indicated some slight modifica­ When the dust had settled, tto ■Two planes and one ship were to The agreement 'was contained In tion In the Indian position. istrate David L. Malbin granted a have attempted recovery of the The Western Allies discount­ passenger-motor car of the train defense request for dismis.sal of the MATTRESS PADS a communique Issued yesterday The Indian delegation at the cone and its nassenger. ed today Moscow reports of a BED PILLOWS after Nehru completed four days was Jutting 10 feet into the room case yesterday. Goliath, who had trained about United Nations had held to the line and the 2-story house was restii]g major change in Vernier reg. 5.99 • elastic anchor comers of talks with the President. The that the United States, Britain and precariously on the car. six months for this mission, is not Nikita Khrushchev’s BerUn e closely quilted Indian leader arrived In New York the Soviet Union should forego all W'ork Sttidy Urged the first animal to perLsh in rock­ from Washington today to addross "When we move that train, this et flights aimed at finding means' This photo of the explosion of the monkey-carrying At­ policy. But they' suggested • white cotton filled testing, pending an agreement on house Is going to fall over,” said Hartford; Nov. 10 UP)—School the tltaited NatloAs. >. an Inspected teat ban treaty. systems have been urged to meet of keeping man alive In space las over Cape Canaveral today was made by AP photog* that Khrushchev may now be WELLINGTON He flnt was to address a hmch- Police Chief Prank J. Gallo. There have been 28 oth4r record­ rapher James P. Kerlin. (AP Photofax.) making a serious move toward 2 for '7.50. eon of the. Radio and TelevMon At the same time, Nehru ap- An attempt may be made today problem with a work ed animal deaths. parontly has not accepted the U.S. opening East-West negotia­ 54x76 reg. 4.99 -EKeoutives Society. to move the train. "Uto executive director 'of the The latest were twro' Russian tions on Berlin. • phunp 100% Dupmt virgin dacron filled 3.69 Nehru, who had four days of claim that the resumption of un­ The train, No. 439, was making dogs, named Little Bee qnd JJttle derground tesUng by the United the next-to-last run for the night Lower East Side Neighborhood As­ Galvao.vs. Salazar Reactions from London and I e printkl floral coven talks with President Kennedy was sociation In New York City, Mar- Fly, and an undisclosed number df Paris,! as well as word from (of­ FIBERCLAS DRAPES States—and perhaps of future at­ Into this small community in Cen­ mice that burned up in the at­ greeted at LaOuardia field by more mospheric testing—is fully Justi­ tia A. Llvensteln, proposed it as ficial nuarters In Washington, all reg. 3.99 than a score of UJ^. represents' tral New Jersey when the brakes answer for the needs of 'pupils mosphere last December when 39x72 2.69 fied on the grounds of self-preser­ apparently failed, Gallo said. their- orbiting space capsule failed downpaded Moscow reports that ttvee, including Valerian A. Zorin, vation. rjehru has said he Is flatly who lose interest in school and the Khrushchev regime had pre­ Soviet ambassador to the tlJ^. The track ends at the station, leave before graduating. to return to Earth properly. 2 Hijack Plane^ Drop sented to the western powers a opposed to any nuclear testa by One other aqulrrel monkey, Gor­ regularly 5.99 The Indian leader arrived at anyone. but the train bounced over two He spoke at the final session of new 4-polnt Berlin peace plan of­ SPRING MAID PERCALE 11:16 am . aboard a U.S. Air Force bumping blocks and piled into the the annual Connecticut-Conference do, died in a U.S. rocket flight in fering concessions in Russja'a SHEETS and CASES plane. Kennedy pointed .out that Rus­ house Just 16 yards from the track- on Social Work. December 1958. Radio Instruments standard Berlin demands. • pleated to 48” wide • rpse, green, gold On 'leaving Washington today, sia had broken a previous. Infor­ end. Livensiein also called for more showed Gordo apparently survived Pamphlets on Lisbon State Department officials said 5 PIECE • 72” long white and turquoise NOW Nehru aald In a farew ^ statement mal teat ban and “reaffirmed the In the kitchen, eating cookies understanding of. the pressures on the 600-mile-hlgh suborbltal mis they were pUzzled by the news at National Airport that his talks United States’ unwlUingness to ac- and drinking grajM Juice, were Mr. teen-agers. He said the pressures Sion, but searchers were unable to dispatches because they lacked 72x108 here may help the cause of world were both internal and external- find his nose cone. Lisbon, Portugal, Nov. 10 (IP)—f tlon Imposslble. Salazar’s gov­ any official reports from Moscow and peace. (Oonttnoed on Page Seventeen) (Oontinned on Page Thfee) internal with regard to biological Other deaths in U.S. space ve­ Twom en Hijacked a Portuguese ernment party, , the. National on any new Soviet note or pro­ twin fitted "Tour great country has tre­ changes - and external with regard hicles included; Three mice—Mia, Airline plahe today and dropped Union, replied that the opposi­ posal. They branded the Soviet TV TRAY SETS S E N E C R O N t a i l o r e d C U R T A IN S mendous responsibilities because to the standards Imposed on teen­ Laska and Wichie—who rode sep- pamphlets over DI*on declaring tion was Communist-Infiltrated. terms ' described ' in the news dis­ 81x108 greatness itself brings responsi- agers by adults and the tensions "We are now at war" with the re­ The pamphlets, headed "Portu patches as essentially "old stuff." Seven Million Cars of international affairs. (Continued on Page Fourteen) gime of Premier Antonio de Olive- guese Antl-Totalitarian Front,’ reg. 12.99 double fitted Wlltdes," he said. He said adults should treat He said that India itself cannot rla Salazar. were addressed to "the men and (Contlnaed ea Page Ten) reg. 3.39 growth pressures as . normal and women of Portugal" and to "stu­ escape certain responsibilities and teach accordingly. The pamphlets were signed 499 caaea certain destinies ‘and so we have t’Henrtque Galvao” the hijacker of dents, youth, military men who 65c 5 9 c Among other things, he pro­ to participate In other undertak­ Beauties Trade the Portuguese liner Santa Marla. came out of the ranks of the peo­ 6.97 • 84” wide to the pair Record, Year Seen posed that schools offer courses' ple to whom they belong, and to ings and we do so In the cause of on what he called "the basic facts Aviation sources said ..le armed SPRING MAID LUXURY MUSLIN peace and friendship among na­ of adult sex life and preparation men forced the crew of the 4-en- the workers that live without free­ Bulletins ' • 4 king size ( 16/2 x22 '/i ) trays e 54”-63”-72” long tions.” ' for marriage.” Hot Words at glne Constellation to fly over Lis­ dom or bread.” reg. NOW Secretary of State Dean Rusk, bon and drop pamphlets, instead "We are now at war against the Culled from AP 'Wires r who bade Nehru farewell, said that For Auto Industry of landing on its regular flight New-State regime of Salazar,” the • self storing rack • sheer senecron with 72x108 "You and we found many matters Eparch Installed World Contest from Casablanca. It then landed manifesto said. "For our part we and 2.49 L89 of common concern.” Stamford, Nov. 10 (JP) — The an hour later at Tangier In are ready to do anything—as you IKE CALLS ON TBUMAN “clearight” finish twin fitted most Rev. Josej^ Michael "We are both seeking a strong By BIOHABD PYUS London, Nov. 10 (^5—An 18-year- Morocco. have already seen. Help snd we Independence, Mo., itov. I t (d0 • 3 patterns and a decent world order,” he said. tra te in residential building. He Schmondiuk, D.D., has been in­ Officials of the Portugfuese Air­ will make you free again." — Oen. Dwight Elsenhower Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 10 (/P)— said business spending In these stalled as eparch of the Stamford old British beauty who placed sec­ • always hangs straight 81x108 Rusk said the Indian people can An all-time record year for the au­ areas will incresuie ‘3.6 per cent over ond In the Miss Uhtyerse contest in line TAP said 18 passengers and It urged the people to “tear up fadled on former President Har­ double fitted 2.69 2 . 0 9 count upon the .{Warili friendship Elparchy of Ukranlans. seven crew members, Including the ballots on Sunday and have no ry S. Truman today, marking tomotive Industry, with 121.6 bil­ 1961, which he believes is insuf­ The colorful Old World ceremony Miami Beach two mbnths ago was of the American people. lion being spent for morb than ficient to add great stimulus to two hostesses, were aboard the, hi­ fear. The police can arrest a hun­ the first meeting of the tw o • 3” bottom hem Nehru's daughter, Mrs, Iiidira named Miss World on her home jacked plane. dred or even a thousand but they since Elsenhower was Inaogn- caaea seven million cars and parts In general growth of the economy. (Continued on Page Fourteen) territory last night. 59c 4 9 c 1962, was forecast Jiere today. Earlier, an economist for Mo- .The dramatic flight was staged cannot arrest ten thousand." rated In January 1S6S. Elsen­ She was the first British girl to only two days before Sunday’s The people of Portugal, It said, hower, in Kansas City to ad­ The prediction was made by Dr. Graw-Hill predicted a 4 per cent Win a major competition. Daniel Suits, a University of Michi­ increase In spending for capital Im- parliamentary election — an elec­ "will vote against Salazar by not dress a ‘Veterans Day gatharlag, De Gaulle Says TTie Internallonal contestants as tion in which all opposition candi­ voting at all." came directly to.Tnnnaa’a of­ UNIVERSAL gan economist whose studies on proyemenU—roughly the same as usual indulged In considerable acri­ the nation's ecoHomy have result­ Suits'—but described thl^ as "elim­ dates have withdrawn, charging fice after his plane fanded. MATTRESS . COVERS mony after an earl, a duchess and that Salazar had made a free elec- (Continued on Page 'Seventeen) Truman met him on the stop# ef He’ll Quit After ed in remarkably accurate fore­ inating one of the major concerns News Tidbits seven other Judges awarded the 8 CUP COFFEEMAKER PERCOLATOR reg. 3.99 casts during the last 10 years. of the business outlook." the Truman library, where )m from the AP Wii*es title to brown-haired, blue-eyed has his office. Both attended the a Delivering his report to delegates Suits said unemployment will Rosemarie Frankland, a model. But drop by 1.4 per cent from 1961, Inauguration of Prealdeat Ken­ reg. 24.95 Algerian Peace at UM’s ninth annual Conference the tantrums dissolved, -probably on the Economic Outlook, Suits from 4.9 million unemployed (6.8 temporarily,- m the 37 girls danced Failed to Prove Monopoly^ nedy last January but did not said: per cent) to 2.9 million (5.4 per­ White' House knocks down re­ meet .or...speak although, .they Marseille, France. Nov. 10 (» — and drank champagne until the “The auto industry can expect cent) of the total labor force of ports that President Kennedy plan­ early hours at the fcafe de Paris. aat only a few seato apait. President Charles deGaulle said to­ a better than seven million-car 72.5 million. ning early trip to Latin America The U.S. entry green-eyed Jo day he may retire from office after year In 1962, with a phenomenal In­ U.S. exports in 1962 will run to . . . Inmate’s letter' allegedly Ann Odum of Huntington, W. Va., FTC Aide for Erasing NEW TftdOPS SHUTIUB 1488 full cut * zipper opening the Algerian issue is settled, crease of 25 per cent In the amount about $24.7 billion, he said,- smuggled out of Winnebago Coun­ was among the seven finalists but Berlin, Nov. 10 (/P)—Firat ele­ full or twin bed ligas sources who attended - a closed of money spent for cars and parts ty JalL in Rockford, III., says un- ments of a motorized U.S. In­ • 8 to 8 cups • flavor dial on cover meeting with him reported. employnient pay, liquor and night­ didn’t place In the money. completely immersible In 1961.” Comedian Bob Hope crowned fantry Company arrived aafely e • chrome on copper The touring French president met Suita said his forecast agrees life mingling 'of men and women with city officials of this big port prisoners ^ part of life in Jail. Miss Frankland and saluted her as Drug Price-Fix Charges In West Beriin today, beginnlag with others made recently, of Burp Week* ‘The mqet beautiful .girl I ever a new armed shuttle aeresa W e l l in g t o n after receiving a hostile receptimi which, he admitted, "I was frank­ About lAOO students at three from Rightist, who shouted "Al­ New York City colleges cut clas.ses saw." When the girLs started bick- the Commimlst-patroUed high­ ly akeptlcal." efing, Hope commented soothingly: Washington, Nov. 10 (/P) A^that attorneys for the FTC failed way from West Germany. Lt. FABRIC SALE geria Is French." to protest ban by unlvenlty au­ to prove the charges. FIBERCLAS At a closed meeting with the Suits said the source of the In­ S ch ed u led thorities on campus appearances - “Name any of these girls and Federal Trade Commission ex­ Richard P. Jennings, ot crease Is largely the "liquid con­ aminer rtcommended today the In dealing with the price-fixing 1120 Gtlsey Aye., Clncfainatl, mayor snd members of the city of .''controversial speakers . section of the complaint, Piper parliament, De Gaulle wa* report­ dition" of consumers funds — the Flint, Mich., Nov. 10 (IP) — Secretary of Navy John Connally (Continued on Page Tea) dismissal of price-fixing and mo­ Ohio, headed the vanguard. He PiNWALE CORDUROY accumulation of cash and savings, nopoly charges against < six major said there was .sdbstahtial price reported no difflcultiee With the CURTAINS ed to have, expressed hope the 7- What are you going to be do­ spents three hours In Austin, Tex-, competition In the hospital apd yoar Algerian Nationalist rebellion plus the fact that rl961'has been ■ ing next year on International hospital after he was struck near manufacturers and distributors of Russians or anyone else. The dismal year for the auto industry. federal government markets for journey a e r o s s the^ lld-mUe tailored NOW 21 aolid colon, n g . 1.10 yd. 7 7 ‘ yd. would be Settled “ In one manner dr •rake-a-Dieep-Breath-Day ? left eye by Naval ROTC cadet's "wonder ■drugs.”' the antibiotic drugs Involved In the In spite of the expected auto rifle. Ghana Parades Examiner Robert L. Piper said stretch of Communist East Oer- - reg. N O W andther” .within- six months. boom,. SulU. said, the outlook for ' And d(ji you think you’ll case. These drugs basically were 4.25 "I am nearing the end of my know when it is National In­ Kltrhen grease fire forces near­ the companies '"have not engaged tetracycline, a broad spectrum many took 8 hours and 40 min­ the economy In general la "disap­ ly 900 persons, including Vice in any of the violations alleged" utes. 54" ...... 4.19 3.15 4.50 p r in t e d p e r c a l e s ro^d," the 70-year-old president pointing.” , digestion Week? antibiotic, patented by Pfizer and was quoted as telling the officials. President Lyndon • B. Johnson, to For Elizabeth in a complaiilt filed by the FTC distributed by the various com­ 72" ...... 4.39 3.30 4.70 This last observation runs coun­ You’d know the answers if flee from Hotel MueUbach. In Kan­ on July 28, 1958'. ---- ALBANIA REPORT DENIED 80" square, waah-faat col­ "Afterward (when ' the Algerian .you read the 1962 edition of panies under a number of trade wash and hang in question is settled) I will retire." ter to forecasts made by other sas a ty . . Highest ranking of­ The case now -goes to .the full, names, including Achromycin Tet-. ^ P a r ts , Nov. 10 BnMpean the Purilron Kitchen ors. reg. . 69c yd. economists at the conference, who "Chas'^’, Calendar of Annual Accra, Ghana. Nov. 10 (iB—Presi­ , i^urces with a knowledge of 29' yd ..It'Waa not the first time De ficer linked to Denver Police burg- dent Kwame Nkrumah staged for commission, v'hlch may accept, rex, Tetracyn, Sigmamycin, Sig Qaulle has indicated he might step reported they expected 1962 to be Events’^ which was published Ury scandal. Sheriff Robert M. reject or amend Piper’s recom­ nemycln, Mysteclin, and Panray-.'f happenings In Albania said today a "quite favorable year" for the today. Queen Elizabeth today a colorful they had no substantiatioa for 46wn vdien the Algerian problem Roberta,, found guilty of burglary and superbly drilled military pa­ mendations. cln. has been solved. His normm, 7-year natlonis econmny. - ‘ The-unique -magazine says and conspiracy. Piper said the FTC failed to published reports that Albanian Range Hood! ' PRINTED COTTONr FLANNEL Suits’ economic forecasts are there will be 1,037 special rade befitting a country three times The examiner found that prices police and troops have surround­ term e^ires in i960. Francis Cardinal Spellman says Ghana’s size. prove charges that the six flrm.s to retainers were substantially uni­ PAY AS YOU WISH De Gaulle has aroused the en- based on a mdthematical model days, weeks and months in he wiU spend ChrtattuM in Berlin tried to monopolize the antibio­ ed the Soviet emhaasy In the Al­ *■ sleepwear and Juvenile The Ghana leader put more than form but said these were set in prints, reg. 69c. iftlty of Europeans in Algeria and of the U.S. economy and since.,he 1962 —^ 200 more than this area "because that really is Uie 2,000 troops, police, -Air Force and tics industry through questionable order to mert the competition of banian capital, Tirana. Thp pub­ 3 9 ^ y4 Rightists in France with his plan began them- in 1953, they have riot year. center of all our thoughts and Navy men bn a parade ground In licensing arrangements and entrehchied marketers and that to lished account went bn to aay !• pay cash and get 4399 valirable to extend self rule to the rebellious missed a turn in the egonomy. It has been publislied an­ prayers at the present time.”... Black Star Square. About 100,000 through, a conspiracy to fix prices reduce prices would have been that the Albanian govenuaMt ^m ous ductless North African territory- On this The UM professor predicted an nually since 1959 and replafces Charles Eldiaon, son of late Thomas and eliminate competition. The was preparing for pebble M ined Green Stamps tonight and people Jammed the square in blis­ self-defeating because competitors conflict.' $ .95 lalf-propallad SN0W> IMPORTED and DOMESTIC W OO LENS t(pi.r ha has talked of negotiationa average groan national product previous publications e,aeh EJdlson, famed A-merican inventor, tering heat. J companies are; would have matched any duch electronic hood |s . THROW Saturday only j with the Algerian Natlonallsta and (combined value of all goods and year by the U.S, Department resigns as director of Jones A American Cyanamid Co., move. services) of $568.5 billion, a sharp The square was the scene of one GUNMKN NET f18,0W : Now can clear a S04nch path M" to 6O1" wide, solids,, urged Rightists to abandon -their of Coitnmerce or the Chamber Laughlin Steel <3ocp. In order to of a series of bombings by Nkru- Bristol-Myers, Co., Chas. Pfizer & - "Th'd record establishes a sub­ regularly 79.95 ^ plaids, checks, reg. 8.99 position and get behind his pro­ Increase over 1961. Based. on of Commerce of the United combat what he torms "despottsm” mah's political foes last week that Co., Inc., and Olln Mathleson Sah Flranelsooi, Nov. Id lOOfaatlonglnJuat 2. pay '/s down end get 1466 ls6 8 y4 fourth-quarter estimates of $537 stantial shift of shares of the Three gtauum, after gram. ' Statesi ttireatonlng Unltod States. came close;to causing Britain to Chemical Corp., all of New York Tetracycline market from Cyana­ flaeaAM and mv« j^ ia e lf from cooking odora, nmoke and grcaao this miraculoua 80 aaconda. Sura baats Grgen Stamps tonight and Sat­ As De Gaulle was preparing to billion, the 1961 average U placed Ralph Schoenman, 26-year-old cancel the Queen’s state 'visit, Cfity; Bristol Laboratories Inc., of two banlt m M w K'I! «Jcl«Muc way—witbont vent, duct or Window. No wmlla to break through. It ecrewe" at $520 bilUon. Thare-are special days for mid and Pfizer to Bristol, Squibb prisoner overalghh ahovallna, doaanH R? ■peak in front of the Marseille -father and mother, mother-in- American Jailed in Stafford, Eng­ Nkrumah beamed proudly as he Syracuse, N. Y., apd the Upjohn (Olin Mathleson) and Upjohn,'” rang*. fWle thejtlf in through permanent heavy-duty aluminum urday only CURTINA PRINTS refectura re^onal govemmant Suits said his entlr^ 1962 fore­ land, In connection with demonstra­ watched the Queen and Prince Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Bank Of America tamnih cast is founded on projected expen­ law and father-Iir-law, but on­ Piper said. “This fact, coupl^ of around $78J»0d.,X^ ” P > ?*•**; BaflIa;atraliwJt tdOi Paaeee It over eix epeclal electronle tubea. And out: printed Indian hesd. for cur­ Seadquarters, several dozen peoplq tions against nuclear arms, releas­ Philip ' from a red-carpeted dlaa Piper said 11,000 pages of tesU- .IMgIce, gnhiy Md odont AU odora. Comed beef and cabbage, garlic, frying cried “Algeria is French." At the ditures of $120 bllUon by all levels ly Bulgaria has grandmothers' ed after two months b> prison .. under the shade - of a blue- and money and 8,000 pages of exhibits with the evidence roveallng ex­ man for the Hank at * 2 1 9 - 9 5 3. take I ydar to pay-W ith nomi­ tains snd drapes, ng. 9te Day. tensive price competition in the the meld’s larg^ ""^***> Aatorty^llhalea greapa before It can atain your kltcban walla. White or yd. ^ same time piercing vdilsUes went of govenunent-in the U-S- Perigueux, France, police arreat orange canopy. The Queen* wore a produced "isolated Items' of evi­ - IhgU. ; » r W (abova). M" w, reg. ta»M , mow IMM. « ” W, nal sarvica charge 5 7 ->l: . up—a sign of derision. The term "disappointing,” he Incidentally, the taka-a- toat of $9 -MgerUa retels who to- pale peach sUk dress with a tur- dence which, standing alone i. and hospital markets, leads logically ov fxO off ois Bfelnleee ateel Purltrona, too. K oney-b^ guaran- V Riot poUca husUed away the ■aid, centers around a lack of sig­ deep breath observanqs, falls eaped from -Mauzad prison camp iNui-shaped pals orange hat. Ihe without explanation, might cauaa to an inference that no price-fix­ vtetoally 4amonstrators and Da Oaulla want nificant progress in q>endlng by • on New Year’s Day, and Na­ Sunday night through tunnel they Prince wore the uniform’ of ad- e u i^ io a o r. speculation of con­ ing conspiracy existed. • t ■■ business for capital Improvements tional Indlgution Week is dug under barbed wire barriers spiracy.” Howev.er, he added that . (Osattanad SB Paga layaaj siad cKpnmionai phis an unchanged Nov.. M-AO. around camp. , Page leTMi) ausplcloii cannot replace proof and

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