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Unit No. s of Kmaaual All*' Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma- t#«a Hi *iUag 0UMHUUI Bdlls.* te F n ax Qrubec'a theran Church Woman ar« Wi- jMks, will mast tomormw at.7; by .L^lPntpVltch, Ntam their apr "Wleat Nigbtv la tbit l i l t T o w n minded to prihg cookies to th i’ pm . at Hia Masenia Tampla. Tbe Mwdml Vnksy prpximatsiy 15(1' sfoiesa bandlga •aritM by the AVeng* Dtlly Net Preoi^aB ' qrfce W ed th er . meting tomorrow at 8 p.m. ta lal- past maatar Maaon 4«graa will be th« P«w- the ____ FaimiMlaf V .t. Wa•“ w l r i e a e eiMon and-apmmb. • - diremd'liv ib*:. . Vbr 4lw W wk B s M Wa^AtetM Society wUI meft to- ther hall. , . , conferred, after .which there will be A t lit , Dm , 13. IBM A group known as tbs. “Round ton. , ■ * , / • . " b y i w i r r ■■ Eafr, • fltCte eaotor iMiflMe I4RU k t T o'clock at the Burke a hocial hour with. Ipfreihments. . Perfent) t kEltawx ... • TTBiMfit n r K- Center St. Donald W; Martin, airman ap* Table Singers'' came next oh the la 8e e VartoMe eto(■MMMv IKUft Mancheetar Lodgd of Masons program.. A. mixed choir of ap­ Thit lafttf gixwp, tiqiroprlately , • Chtperb optical ««aUM«s ta iMar fISkt reepecu to Mr^ prentica USN, son of Mr. and Mra Yule^Sncert proximately 90 voices, they were 13,058 ihaalga to tamperato Alex Martin. 1 McCabe St, recant; will not hoM e meeting tonight. - - oottumed, performed A terlet of 4lktete Amal«» heard In thrise..BeIections. Notable "tableaux vivantt” dlUheattng the o FallT. coated optici BtatBaor. ly partioipatad In the ]Navy's Tha annual m ^lng of the Man­ By JOHN ORjrojBB was' their shading in |Jendeis- words of the' carol, and expretted M anchesler-^A City of Viltage Charm fourth annual air waapoha meet.- sohn’s “There Shall A Star.” Don­ 0 Lifetime conatroetida "Operatlon Top Qun,” at the Ma.' chester Chaptbr of the American T h e 88th annusf^dKrlitmas Con­ in Dalcrotlgn Eurythntict. A. ChrUtniM party the Rdd. Cross ^11 be held tomorrow ald Siepel waa featured as tenor Voiar Orewy* of Second Congre- rine Corps auxiliary air atation at cert Tind CSjrol Sing dybw a packed soloist with the choir, in an Aus­ Accompahime^ts'.'were provided-)' CSiiircli will he held to- Yuma, Aria. Hta sqdadron. flying at 7:80 p.m. lit auxiliary rop.m Hou*e ' at the high - abhOoI audi­ trian carol, “As Lately We 'during the evening by ...jJudith These biBoculars are unexcelled foyaharp definition. A VOL. LXXIX, NO. 46 (TWWFTY.EIGHT PA6BB->TW0 SBCTl^S) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1«, IMS A4N«rtislng ea Page 38) PRICE FIVE CENTS Biglit at * o’clock at the home or the AD Skyraider, placed first in of Manhhester MWtriat Hospital; Watched;” he acquitted Himself Qrant, Chriitin Kilpatrick, and gift of lasting satisfaction for the dls- torium lest night. As in previous David. Almoiid, All acquitted thejn- ftO vSt. James Irvine. 78 Baldivin pd. the prop light attack events dur The executive board and. mem­ years, it • Was spOhilored by the very well. criminating sportsman. Priced from A w cW W . r' boatess win show elldeXof a ing the meet. Martin aerves with The third number offered by selvet creditably at the piano­ Attack Squadron 89, based at tha bers of the Ladies of St. James Manchester^ High School Choirs forte, and I noticed that David Al­ trip to jOsHfomls. and memhcrs will- meet tomorrow at 8 |im . at this group was a^'’virtually un­ In Nixon Territory will «cenan*e grah bag gifts. Naval Air Station at Ocaana, Va. and ’ Orchestra, and featured en­ known Finrjlah^.-folk song, "Lost mond waa also, numbered aifiong the Burke Funeral Nome, 87 E. thJ orchestral personnel where he BLIS'H HARDWARi CO. Center JSt., to p§y final respects ter! alninpht by these orgsniaa- In the Nighy^It was notable for 8t James' Mothers' Clrcla will Tha MaUmams will mapt at the its. awkwaiM harmonic and melod­ played the second trombone parte. to Michael Oorman, whose wife IS tJons, ic intervals, which the choir negor It was a very enjoyable evening, hoM Its caudstmas party with grab home Mra. Frank A vi^one. 88 a member of the organisation. '< >. 'hhe high school orchestra, di- bag oxchange tomorrow at 7 p.m. Batista 1^., tomorrow at 8 p.i tisted/m excellent style. Arlyne admlrabiy demohstfati'ng the work an iM home of Mrs. John Funke, reotN’ by Robert i*** Gaplty, soprano, was featured in of the High School Music Depart­ 5iS^ liEi* 1 * 4 l® ll S m Mrs. Ouatava I*. Schaller, 100 faculty, opened the program with a number and proved to have a ment, The friendly audience ex­ ‘ 144 W. CenUr St, A potluclt Will be Past matima^of Tampla Chapter, Spring St., has returned from a potpourri of seasonal tunes ar­ aerved. OBS,*wlU m eetktbbe hdme of Mrs, 'voice which is unusualjy sure in pressed its approval with generous Vanburen. Maine, where she at­ ranged by Warrinstton under the intonation, albeit E if(ae On the and hearty applause. ■te­ W;ilUam M orilaon.^7 Summit St., tended the funeral of her mother, title "Yiiletide festival.” W?eU small Bide. s t Maty’s Ouiid will have Its toadorrow at 8 p.m. for a Christ­ Mrs. Lavits B. c. Cyr. performed, ft served to set>d high Voices Y ^ B lead ed , Chrutmaa party ’ and poUuck mas party. Hoateaaea be Mrs I OIRISTMAS TREES standard at Ihe very beginning,, a Following |he Beethoven by tif>4 Thursday at 11 a.m. in the crypt Richmond, Mrs. Jam4a.^p>off Membscs of Sti Margaret's standard that ' was sustained of the church. Members will ex­ and Mrs. Howard Smith. Members orchestra; .-previously ment(bnied« circle, Daughters of Isabella, will throughout the evening , by the Mr. Vater conducted the confined J e ffK e U h change grab bag gtfth. will'exchange grab bag gifta. ' meet at the Burke Funeral Hoide, othe- organisations appearing on ’ OoUtum Cberitoy, GOP .edibity Sophomore, ^jinior, and Senior I The C hrutnw ^ee King ekairmen.wbo arranged^ me break- 87 E. Center St., .tomorrow at the program. Green Bny, Wla., Dee, 16 Qioirs. These must total between fant, daid tbert were places for 7:45 p.m. to pay final resMCte Jo The orchestra waa likewise fea­ and 300 voices,' well bKmded WILL BE aarm s PLANTATION (/F>—-Gov. Ndion. A- Rodte- Michael Oorman,-whose wife is Si> tured later In the program, under envcximately ,300 guests. Report­ and with manifest evidences of feuer Ylew 100 miles today to ers cwunt«I-J96. e , member of the organiastlon. the student direction of Michael careful and thorough training. Gesmundo. lor whom they^ re­ I 19 LEWIS STglET breakfast with a group of Re- Rockefeller emphasised mat "Hie sponded v.1 th as much enthusiasm They offered -five numbers, of publiegni in a department American people today want the Red, West U.S. Again William (Nicky) Knight, a junior which the ' Pergolesi ''Glory> To facts and are ready te face' them.” at Amharit College, has just been i end'effort a.s they had for their God.” was musically outstgMlng. store in apirihem Wisconsin. Aeaui' example he,cited his own ex­ appointcMl to the executive board fscultv. director.. ; - They also did a line jo b '’with jl . Stdrtiiig thursdvfi Viec^n There wMr» nnq>ty tables In the perience when. St me outset dt his or Kappa Theta Fsatemity, repre­ ’ ' Play Beethoven’s Fifth ■tori’s dwihg rsom ., Hits France senting his class Of 1961; Knight is Bacii's "Blessing, Glory, and Wis­ term an governor be raised taxes At approximately the midpoint dom.” As might be expected, the JEFF GROWS THESE NORWAY SPROC® RIGHT HTOE Hewsver, after a 50 minute talk ill New York. -He - said he win a graduate Of Manchester High jmf the progfam, Mr. Vater 'also IN TOWN. YOUR TRI® IS GtTARANTEED d i natlcoal IMsiea And OOP .party School, class of 1067. audience enjoyed the rendering-'bf warned that it.was the tyrong way. led the-''orchestra through the "Jingle Bells” the moat. Thia was fn eyegfasa I BECAUSE IT IS NOT GUT UNTIL 'T ^ proMema, the audience gave ppliOdally, to start bln .term of of­ In Pow er For Stalling Finale from 'BeethovenTi Fifth offered in a special arrangement • WANT IT. STOP AND PICKUP YOUR TREE Bockefel^r m prdoaged roUnd of fice. He S|tld"ft Is a bumbling «x- Symphony. I was glad . to hear HEARING AIDS* OR CiU-L MI 9*8125 apdanae) n pmenoe to stand up ^before 5,000 JOHN KYL I them'tackle the work, since it by Simeone. R wan ode of tbe. beet recepticiis people and be lustily booed,” By HARVEY HUDSON By OEOBOE atcABtHUB I gives the merqberd a personal con­ Miss Mildred DeFellce, president he hae had-in a state iriiera the Paris, Dec. 16 (/P)—The So­ tact with great music that they of the Student Council, then made Zenith CITATION majority at Rm\^Ucansa)ra openly But, be said, once me people un­ Peris, Dec.' 16 (/P)—The can never achieve merely from lls- a short speech In which she wel­ -favoraUe to vice PrWderit Rich­ derstood me problem ‘‘the resent­ lo w a Election viet Union has- set up what NATO.. nations received to­ itening to phonograph wcords.. comed the audience,: and extended ard Nixon for'tbe preridentlal nom- ment died down.” amounts to a fourth arm in day a repiHrt of a Soviet btdld- FUNERAL HOME I Taken,by and large. It ia a very oriy *210** At that point his. listeners, who its military forces 'to manu­ the season’s greetings from the tnatibn. had been utterly sHeni, began to up in rockets ^ d a new U.S. jgood high school orchestra. Whose perfoi-ip.ers to the audiencei She The pattern In Green Rim fd- Goes to GOP facture; test and fire a grow^ FUNERAL I'memhers must derive pleasure likewiA explained how tbe reven­ FREE DEM ONSTRATION I lowad met of the recepUens Rocke­ applaud. charge that FVamw is not ; from their efforts,. and whose ef­ feller met yesterday In Milwaukee. When ' h e ' came to the end of ing family of missiles and meeting her d4ifen8e pledges ues from this, annual concert are Pine Lenox hie talk the applause continued their atomic warheads, a TH0RS„ M e. 17.10 TIU 2:30 P.M. SERVICE forts give pleasure to others as put to .use furtherlng4studeht sc-' In both eittoe m« audleneee were Benson Critic to cope lyith Rasalan th im ^ well. tlvitics.■ 399 E. CENTER ST. ' , MI 9-9814 pool el tint end In bom mey for 80 seconds,' and Rockefeller, NATO publication said today. U.8. Secretary of Dafanaa Thom- Walter N. T h e F:’eshman Cholf. directed Quinn’s Fhnnnacy wermed eteadily ee me governor Report eaid the Russians have ■■ B. Gatos Jr. told tha North At­ Leclere. ,b,y G. Albert Pearson, wa.s fea- The combined choirs joined in went on epeeking. (Ceattaned.ea Page Nineteen) about 100 principal missiles bases, WOODRUFF HAU singhug the French Carol, "Angels Ottumwa lows, Dec. ifl—(Jh— lantic AUianca that tha Uhitad Director j tured in four numbers' which were 878 ftlAIN ST. Still Time To Win Iowa’s newest Republican Con­ Soviet intercontinental and inter­ itatos neads more help ia kaaptog CENTER CONORE&ATIONAL well performed, also. Their at­ We Have Heard,” as well- as gressman dlans to get together Adams, "O Holy Night,” under the mediate range, missiles, capable of 'waatem'defansaa modamtead« .aad CHURCH Cal) Ml 9-5869 tacks Were, sure, their Intonation FheiM Ml 3.4136. With Midwest farm leaders to suc­ carrying atomic warheads, have Ihdogsaa tha military subatoaea at 33 Main Street, Mahcheeter i nrecise. and their tone was found. i direction of Mr.- Pearson. As a cor. the Eisenhower sdmlnistra- been operational since July 1958. A I They. were\heard to, beat advan- I finale, choirs and audience joined a reem t spaeeh-by Gan. Nathan tloh’s agricultural program, which missile with a Mlid-fue) engine for Twining. - COFFEE HOUR 12 f« 2l30 P 5 3 he say's Is ailing. firing from a 'submerged subma­ Twining, ehalrman of tha tI.B. John kyl, 40-year-old Bloom- rine is already in service. - Joint Chiafs of BUff, Huurpdy at' fleld clothing merchant, won the The report was prepared by the taefcad Franca teat’araric in a.aa- CHOOSE trtOM A WONDEBPUL Iowa 4th .^ngressjonal district Institute for Stiktegic Studies in eret NATO miliUiy inaattng Itor SEAECTH^* o r , , seat in a special election yesterday London, covering military strength raflistog to 'go along 'with Intagra- over Democrat C. Edwin Gilmour, of both Ela.st and West. It was pub­ Uon of Tto forcea with the alHaitoa. ★ WREATHS ★ iWAOS Orinnell College political sMence' lished by the "NATO Letter.” a BecraUry of SUto Chriatian A. Join the J1MMY\STEWARTS... By BCAJtVIN L. ARROW8M1TH professor. publication of the North Atlantic Harter yeaterday insisted that inta- ★ TARLE CENTERPIECES Wimi Xbsenhowpr In m# Mediter­ Unofficial totals showed Kyl Treaty Organization. gration is a vltol jwrt of NATO, polled 38,338 votes .to 29,804 for ★ VISIT OMR MROtOOTH BOYS mo o m comsT ranean. Dec. 18 (8)—^TVadltlonsJ A NATO spokesman said the and to affect suppmtod Twinlag. Elsenhower weather returned to lOilinour. The election was hailed document "gives s very* |iccurate Oatoa smoke Msyc aftor Franeh GIVE YOUR FAMILY AN AUTOMATIC A local coMsSt. You of youf%end$ will win! ' nationally aa an indication of Mid- picture” of the intelligence'report ★ CHRISTMAS MCORATIONS • p.# • • « • • • • • ^the Mediterranean today as the Dafeaaa iflntetar Fierro Oulllhu- You quality irVbP'<'9.I6.or Uflds.r.. . touring U.8. President sailed wesU wpst feeling toward policies of submitted today to the NATO l^n- mat afflrially protoatod tha Amar- MidNOVtUieS S e c re ta ry of Agriculture Eera ftiTtt TODAY W DAU6 STOM ward on Uie first real rest of hig,, isterial Council by its military loan charge that- Franca te ahiric- 8-contln«it goodwill tour. Beneon. Both candidates, however, chiefs. tog and the fact that Twtntog's ★ DRKO MATERIAL. CO N & ond Tbe U.8.' bqavy cruiser had heaped criticism on Benson The "NATO Letter" report eatl- epaech raacbed tha praam He "D O IT YOURSELF* MATERIAL COME IN AND SEE THESE PRIZES TODGYI Molnea bore tbe President tbrouL during* the campiOgn. m;ated. that^the Russians now have Searciting for/H Mother iier'hand, Aaid that chargad that Twining ovaratapnad AT OUR lexall DRUG STO'^T ealm seat toward Tunisia, t))e Kyi7 bn the othi about 3,350,000 men jn the army, Mrs. Alice W. , Misnhaltaa Beach, CaUf^ holds a biigt she ta.ufing in an attempt to locate military twunda and got lata pw tl- cigbm .ntop of the peace in freedom 700.000 in the navy and 350,000 a Munich', Germany; imah. who mey . be mteeing niotter. .' Mre. Calvin, who waa adopted ahort- cal matttni4 mission to 1 1 nattona- that , be (Ooimaaeil ep F ata f>*el security, ^border and labor .troops. ly after her birth in Montana, thinln she saw bar fi Oatoa arid ha fait th at liha TArit- ■ 4 ". 1— uL.. ■ launched Dec. S. After s i R ^ a r i ^ The Red navy has increased from m ri on the stiteeL whikLlenring ) |8t.sum ni^/l ad 'gtatea la-Mttfin "tha ariROte*' departure from AOieus, tbe Oua- «(X>;9po tone in 1940 to l.SDQ.QOO to­ qurin-;|ieiHl6 > d i toncte'right aadraaponrihat^'ef pesafiira waa 88 dagraSA tilf |w s- day. which gJVes it second rank in ito. aodUtiiry lo oofimuot s ■ions." •sid toafM- tb U jnsRdag- Ba """New ;TpMi,' iDee. ifl as many as 500-800 submarines. Adm. W alter F . BOonA tr,s . plannad to do aomS worit, bow- .' The Russian Air Force hag about avar, on tha State of, the Union New Yorker' picked up War mambar at. 'NATOte top-layel telephone yhjterdsy aftd 20.000 operational -^rcraft flying 600 Stranded stondtog mlUtary gtoup, gava the meaaage be 'wtU abnd te Congreas from about l.OOO bases.^' the report ta gged Held ■MMioh an totoniiwea flrilmato aariy next month, heard: said. All fighters and light bomb­ , In betwaan reft and work on the . “Space Ship One, Space that Ruaste haa liad.tetarMiitiain- ers are Jet propelled. An CxteneiVe tal rodteto in farvtoa .tor 17 , maseage, Bisenbower arranged to Ship One, cqme in Space Ship radar early wiuming and control By Big Drifts watch a apadal demonstration bri- one. This is Ftotilla L|ade^- system is in operation and ground- *Decepiive,/A UracHve ’ mootha and haa 100 mterila haeas. Ing put on by planea'baasd aboard I am now over ■Washington. In New Mexico Tha mpenrt On growing govtet tho eacortiQg carrier, Essex, the Do you read. me, Space Ship (Oontlnned on Page twelve) mictear roekat powafi sftnCk H p u h i i A floating home also bf correepmid- O n er’ ■ Haven, Dec. 18 (AV(-Bx-esity of ChhnecUeut.;and chairman eloaely to flgutaa g l ^ riit DiMii ants accompanying tbe President ; ‘T read you,. Flotilla Leader. perts today told Connecticut busi­ of the State Conimtesion on Serv- By THE ABSOdATiro FkAM 2 by the tostituta df atrate^ W m He rssumsa talks,'on umrld ptob- We iare now approaching New ness executives that sohie' pro^' This New Mexico - plains cow- ■tiirias, an unofficial Brlttali gtoop , York, Five Wave how in con­ 4.’The meeting, sponsored by the town of 'Vaughn, with Its normal eponsorad by tha Ford Foundation. SUPER MARKETS with '^nlsla’a President Habib trol of Sheridan Square." of the sgjng' through federal leg-- Connecticut Chamber of Com­ TMa unriffictol raprirt paid haaes . Boureiiiba ashore in Tunis. Then- The terrified woman called population of 1,400 swelled to 2,000 manned by 300,0()0 man were Jb-' islation would Jeopardize'the -wel­ merce, was derigned to crystallze by motorists stranded by a drifting the ^y ear-o ld chief of state will [ 9 oUce^>., Cuba Invasion fare ‘of America’s senior citizens. the' responsibilitiee of business patod to tha Soviet Britie, eoaat Ice Skates return to the Des -Moines, flagship j An Investigatibn turned up T w o of the epeEkers. in prepared snow, appealed to pov. John Bur­ to Baat Germany, the equtlumi men ,to,wsTd the etate'e eenlor of ^ s U.8. flth Flsst, for a 24-4 tl)st a pair, optophone instal­ remarks, -.described the federal citizens. - roughs for -quick Help. Ukrttoe and the Carpathian hour cruise to Toulon, Trance. lers had become bored with T%e town was paralyzed 8y the Ifrimtatos. FAMOUS FROM NextrYear legislation they had in mind as . Beers atresMd that the status ! ,'^ere he will board a special train 4helr routine testing pro­ "deceptively, attractive.” storm and milk suppUes ran out COAST TO COAST cedures. The police reported of the aging tt« America "ehould this morning, leaving hundreds of DOUBLE /for Paris .tp attend the - western The IWo. Henry S. Beers of be of intimate concern to all of (Ceattsoed an Paiga l^velve)^ .Havana, Dec. 16 (/P) — With his childrril without milk. There were t till nf the family *ili en| , summit conference opening Satur­ the matter to the telephone Hartford, an insurince company us. ■ day. company, which Issued this military courts again in fuU'awIng, president, and Dr. EUwood Welse. 29 email babies among the 125 it( • k.it rii). .ami HROOK.S rniTkes li,i u ^ Ike^s Writer edict: , \ ' Prime Minister Fidel Castro ex- “The last , few decades have wit- m o to ^ ts who spent t,he night In ORLD GREENI Eisenbowdr sailed'from Athens president of tiie Connecticut State neesed a revolutionary improve­ ■:Vaie, (oi every merrher of the laimly' Kevin McCann, president of 'Presaed belief today that there yesterday afternoon. At that point “From now on stick to,say*, j Medical Society, were Joihed in a ment in the etatus of the ageC" he the Vaughn City Hall, aiid many ne had traveled 13.300 miles and Defiance College, Defiance, ing ‘One, two three, four, test­ mU be an ‘invasion of Cuba in • panel discussion here by Dt. Don: others among . the approximately Ohio, has been doubling aa 1960. ' I said. “It is desirable for all otif Bulletins visited seven natlona on his 28.000- ing.’ ald P. Kent, director of the InsO- sakOs that the decade of the IflflOe 600 other etrandqd motorists who mlle tour. President'Eisenhower’s speech . “If. that gets boring, try ‘NexL year- we will have to de­ 1 tute of Gerontology at the Univer- continue the Improvement.” Jammed the town's 110 available from the AP Wires Within an hour, after a helicop­ writer on Ike’s current good­ 'Four; three, twq, oiie test- fend the revolution with weapotfs Added-Hcera: motel rooms, and jilept In all-night ter landed him on the Des Molnss, will tour. (AP Phetofax), Ing.’C ■ , in 'hand.'” Q ^tro declared in a restauranta STAMPS ' “ The accmnifliabmants to . date televised, 4.41 -^hoiir jipeech. "It will he wasnapplng’in his rooiny.state­ In extending health car# tnsuriui.ee Towh leaders, headril by drug room. ordinarily the quarters of come becoiuse titore is a great gist Clarenbe Nunnallyr -appealed FOOD.FBICES PLUNGE campaini outside and'here..>. 1 News Tidbits to our sm o r cltteens have been New YoHc, Dbe. 18 ifi—Wheie- 'WEDNESDAY the flth Fleet commander. Vice remarkable-,.. ” ■ » to' Governor Burroughs for help. eria - food prieea tUs waeit Adm. Oeorge W. Anderson. Jr. hope I'am wrong, but they will CuOed from AP W i^s He cxpreaiMd oppoaitlon to at­ Nunnally said hevhad given Me dropped to their leweat levria W The President had dinner at 7 come.'I am sure we 'wfU Annihilate tempts to federance health pro­ last 10 quarts of ihllk to mothers. more thaa 9'A yedre, Don B '•.m,,* then watched a movie with U.S. Forces Legally .them.”, . ■ ' /■'■V grams tor the agingjv along the — Traffic was ppralyzed dven In Bradateaet IBc. renovtad. today. For iMiMay HvIh d , httfo* on Autonratfo ate party. .The aarne at the movie ■ He didn’t say who '‘they" would- ilnee of the Forand b&l"The the town itself, where 30 inchee of The oeganteatien’e toad hMtoz 4a- wasn't announced, but^ newsmen be.' .. Governor Rlblcoff adds hte sup- porg'to propoeal that Connecticut scheme that the Forand hUlu.yf . than 10 hours. It-was tbe loageet eee. Supreme' Coiirt', puled today gress of . Sugar Workers. lieve a ahorthgq ^qf residential todex ita ehairpeat' week-tb-weefc sleep' he hes' had slnte leaving that the “no-war” clause in ,Tap- He complained tliaX the recent facilitiea for chUdren^ and adults drojp atabe early thte year. Sff// Doing'Business o b u m N ond InoxponsivG le-goFon tank We:Aihgton. an's CbitetitUtion dofee’not prevent U.S. steel strike stowed the .agrar­ with physical handieaite 4" New Loungiflg abhut hte' quarters in the stationing of American troops ian reform program of this island England. ^Foreign Communist Power* BBm sa Fl ee t 'sAuncBS bob ^ ■porta doOies, Elaenhower read In XJnpleasant odor, believed- ,to AT THE SAME OLD §TAMDI ond eoioy* abundant hot wotor around here. The court 'also said Japan’s nation —- which depends chiefly have blown in,,Troht'New Jereey ril “WHh EtMsbawer In the Me«- THE DEPARTMENTS ARE STILL OHSN AND WILL . the ship's newspaper a dispatch're- own armed forcea are ebiurtitution- on 'the united States for Its steel terraaqaa, Deo. 18 OMIhe Brit- CONTINUE TO BE OPEN UNTIL AROUND JAN. 1 al.’ refineries, 'asaalte nostrils- of "ttill- teh MediterraMaa . fleet today tho dock; O fdtr now and iMfvary wiH products—by halting tractor pro­ llons In metropolitan New York (Oeatlaeed en P ^,T aa) The unanimous decision by the duction. • ■rinled Preeldent Etaenhewer ■■- ...... _ g last night.. ... Soviet .Premier Radio Free Europe Airs he aelled ever atadH wateia to bom odn in timo for Hm h o lid a y s. 15-man bourt u5M ji blow to leftr He ichided the United States for Kh^shchev .sent Priesident Tito wing hopes of foiring the ,U S- its industrial troubles and its. ra-. the Waateni Summit nifjettog la greetings on Yugoslavia’s national Parte. A meaaage waa Waehed *y troope out of, Japan, dlaarming rial problems. . holiday last month, but Tito took BROOKS ice skating shoe^^were again Producer Cuts the rtation and neutralising Japan Of the ’growing reluctance of Adm. Sir Alexander Btogtoy in the Obid War. almost ttiree weeks to answer . given the HIGHEST by a fa;n. American tourists to- come to CiyiUaa pilot Idlled and an Air Na­ At issue-waa Article 9 of Jap­ Cuba, Castro said: ‘Why do-they tional .Guard i^ier . parachuted to OUH National Consumei^'^*Mag{izine. Milk Price 3c an's Constitution; Written under tell , the tourists npt to come to Munich, derm any, Dec. 18. (ffi—aing this latest one. , ja. being- a the pbstarar AmerioAn occupation, Vi'.'-' safety when their planes collide in the raU of the U.8. Cmteer Dea RY TllEtVIEf® OR MJCED AS DESIRED. flight four miles south of Chey­ Radio Free' Europe (RFB) eaid to­ Oomm.unlet diplomat etationed to Motoee. ' , . ^ ‘ ■ ' /■ ' \ ' ■ ■■■ Hartfind, Dee. Ifl (J9,— A. & this (‘no-wari’ aeotion declares that (Continned on-Page Ten) weetem Europe acting on the to- BROOKS Ice Skat^ and Shoes were- enne, Wyo. , day jagwita of a ‘Yoreign .Oommu- ^Petersen Farms.lOsilry at W eat Japan forever renounces the poa- stmetions-40f his government,'' CIGARETTE SMOKING UF - Hartford-tdjiay beedma the flriit seaeltm qf war potential. BusM roll ggain In South Bend, nist power” has attempted k mass 'Hazelhoff continued. ranked better tha^ qthbr major brands Ind., after ai) abeeaee of 88 days.. Waahtogton, Dee. 18 (1^ — producer of milk to.join tha Con- But'the^Hlgh Court; In reserv­ Raynlon4"''Graih Swing, veteran pplsoptog of its employes. Radio Free Eurdpe’e employee Anibrioans jmioked a new Ugh retailing up to |fl0,00 per pair higher. nsettout milk price 4yar by cut­ ing -a Tokyb'DtetriPt CouH rilling Johnsqii Talks Most of the employes of this pri-;' are mostly East European refu of 455 blllloB dgaitotoa to IMii. -radip news commentator, reported vately- financed, American stetioh gees. ting the'ratsthy three cents per m ^ Mat March; declared: In critical bMidttiqn in a Washing­ the Tobacco lastitnto, lacu, re­ quart on home Mllveries.' , . 'Thepe are no sUphlations In the are refugees toom Iron Curtain The cafeteria was closed but will ported today. Jamea P. Etoh- . This is the Second tin^e BROOKS Ice ton, D/^C., hospital after a heart countries. ' . , be reopened tomorrow. The largest producer in tbe cqnsUtUtibn thgt'deny' Japan as a Like Caiididat^ attack... Heiress Barbara Hutton ante, preSidmt of .the taduaUp- . Abbvet American Stendard ^ iitc state, Peters^ dropped the price soverslgn nation the right ,of In­ Erik Hazelhoff, .Mount Kisco, Hazelhdff said U.S. and QermiMi supported'greop. oald the total- ^ Skat«s hay9 been rated nomber one and herent self-datensee. pribniple arriySe in New York fr

N A N CSBBm tVBNmO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN.a WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1966 PA»1HRBi HANCHEpTEal BVKKlN« MAWCHBBtal, OOKH;^ WBDOT»DAY. ftitetB aft ig. f9M> ■rst masting an Jaa. 4 at • m d O pm EomU»0 TBt Cht^m m Columbia Bolton tos ebiuKb halt. btiuM w u -a tnaHat in tha>Biitdst ... . last ytar. Sevan 'wamtn were satigned to Both girls art the daughtara of Sheinwold bn B ri^c anawsr qns^ons meat ff^aatly b o u Mr. and Mrs, Richard Mather, U.S. Forces Legally Maiisfield Firm Low Bidder Court Slat^ asktd by ’’hon-CatooUcs about A Y L i k e 11 Hebron ■Rd.i'Boltcm. .tooUcisni at.tha Janpary mMt* H v i t h ' s sari iolmtlaii Reeerda lag of tks .CouncH. Tbosa who 'will r iiy AHEARN Hart JekMton, paller and taaehw riojf rmcMjSstMt < On^ Pandi House Project Bandy Smt ,participate in toe ptogrSm am for tha adult Mainchaatar Sqiuaa in. ISr STATE l^n»KT Mm. Anthony A rin an u ^ . Mra. Danes Club, sponsored by tht.Ree- By Alfred,SiMtaWaU ' tlrial krin begih tomorrow In imi- Bmaat Asptnwall. Mrs.- Qeofge sm Joseph Kovarovics of MansSeldfwintor wedding is Banks, Mrs. Georgs MfliegfUu< Ptoniat Eddie Reed iMt night ceiebrateA rtsuop Dapartmant, has UA. Maadera Xfmm Cba«M«a land County Suiwrior Cbitrt In toe cut hla flrat two' racoedinga for (Osdthnwd fssMi Fqga Om ) Niw th a t the' annual State Da- the apparent low bUMer for Pattan famliy. moved to Oolumbik Mrs. John McDermott, Mrs. Rol- llie 9r»t year’e enniv^reett *t Geveve Ree- this fall, h a v ^ bought .th* former $5,000 suit of BanUy .OlI Co. jM Isnd Meloehes and Mrs. Chartss Daces Records undby.- the Orann r f f t partment bridge toumainent 18 the Oohimbla Congregational Uttrant. Owner Steve Cavagnero broke out a record label. HU cScordtngs are V S.^apandM treaty, due to be X f? / Sanden home. ' . ‘ Manchester against toe,town pf Robbins. N fteN sw s over, we can reveal a stats aecrat;; yem Church parltb house project, sc- bbttleof chathpagne to toaet the man who "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" signed in Washington next month. Heaven helps Utoaa Whn help ♦ T t !5 ..Home for Ciirlatmas ' Bolton. The ease la scheduled for' A food sal* and eoffaa hour will hia «mtmut»4 mor* plawant^ and "Mack II tUfLek." American forces are autiodad in Uiamsalves, but your reward i K s r # Q f • » oording to Dr. Ralph E. Wobner, Mr. and Mrs. Burton’Ivas of RL/ 10 a.m. ifa hsM following Maasaa on Jaa. m u to Mmenestor’* eockuii after toe opening of bids Isst 8-left by cat OddHOnday, for South sing at lijanchaatar High . School Johnaton returned this week Japan updar the nriginai IJJB.— Soldiers a t te tta ry C; 2nd Mla- comm a litUa aarltor if you make ^ HOPS T ^ suit, 'filed last March, is the 10. Members wifi collect canceled .than any other man. Durlns .Tan. 15 under tha sponsorthip of from B u ff^ . N. Y., wliere ha oon- Japan Security Treaty, signed in the enemy, help you. By way of A 7 • g A Q loVf: B ito t Mis bid was $82,234.00. Carolina. Will pick up theh- reeult of a mishap erhieh occurred stamps to taka to the January Ejrtar he haa played at roriishop for tha waaum IMl. The High tlburt hiied that slla.Bn., hava arrangad tha bat- proof, we offer one of the hands M i m i The bid calls for construction son A.2.C- 'WiUlam' .Ives at .Shaw on South Rd. on April 15,' 1058 at meeting Of toe Council for a mta- fgany peraona have- dropped in ets may be purehaaed at the Sav­ New York SUte Squads Dapee Japan's Judtblary dhould not try to tary*s annual CPristmas party for of .the 1050 tournament. of toe building 'With Sunday School Air Force Base and bring him back church. The Board of Religloua 8:30 a.m. Tha Bantly oil truck left Sion prOjsct. A gift of $10 w Ivtt te hear him. plaj’. and to chat A ssn ^ e aUo calls, and teachaa for rula- dh the validity of treaties Saturday L.t 10 a.m. whan Santa One way or another, South is ex­ class rdoms, auditorium, minister’s homafor a 80-day leave. The young Education will meet tonight at 8 voted to a diocesan fund used for Lasting Comfort And Ploosofs: Moko A eelth othera who were drawn by ings Bank of Manchester for ♦ 7 3 man 'will be assigned to duty in toe' road In front Of tha Leonard Sl.PO, or from any Rotarlsin. There th a^ ieep ae and Waat Springfield. ohea they have been approved by Claus himself will arrive at .the pected to climb up to fqur spadea. Study, social room and kitchen. o’clock at toe borne of Oeprge Olglio farm Md want Into the eharltabla purpoiras.^It was voted Chair Gift Olio That la ARtoyrMOot A ^ Ute aama attraction. u » ; aquare dance clubs, apontor- parliament. Treatiaa, ' the court AA K 5 Those present at the meeting in the Philippines. upon complettnK to hold a boy •« Teark-. ffUmmFS last diamond. *rhen situation. tha whiten library auditdrium to Joseph college. ygMit Hartford, to­ Orant Johannasen, violtnUt WIK bution, and not even four cards of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Allan of handsolne. ribbon bearing thC meet on the first Monday of each ing that the district court ruling be Group (Connecticut) tomorrow at cato 'the top clubs and give ui partner’s suit ' West Hartford. He Spoke at a special convoca­ month and Will be primarily educa­ MsBcheater Evening Herald diaeuta Shakcapeare'a Hamlat. Any morrow night. She la a aenior. Ilam KroU and cellUt -Luigi Silva upheld. Hundreds of police^, were group headquarters in New Brit­ State seUKWhich waa brought tion at Fairleigh Dicklnton Uni­ will play at the Hartt CoUege of club trick. (Ck>pyright 1950, Genaral Fea­ 'Services and burial will be in borne to her py Ward Roaebrooks, tional. All interested, women o'f the Bolton ootTW qioadent. Dorls\M . ion ryho wishes, to. attend may Oaiolya Mather FlnaUat stationed in the area, but there ain. He win compete, against You don't who wlna If tures Corp.) versity, where he received an hon­ D'ltalla, telej^ tone Mitchell 8-( BO. Thera la no eharga. Maet- Music auditorium tomorrow at .^(Jie West Street Cemetery. Colum* general chalrmaiK^. the local fair, parish are in-vlted to attend the Violinist Carolyn Mather has were nd elaahea . ' three other men, each representing 'hBu Friends who wish may con­ orary degree yesterday. rtaga are held on the rtrat and(MSB ciioaen one of three flnaluU 8:30 p;m. The program will be cen­ the other battalions in the group.' Polaris Launched from a recent meeung^ of the state third Wadneadaya of each month tered around the Beethoven "arch­ tribute to the Cerebral Palsy Fund la the Aetha Ufa InaurSnce Muale BRIDOEPORT V. PETS GIFT The winner of- the group com­ In his memory. ffrOUP- ‘ . 4- Critic to Retire at tha library. Scholarship contest and will appear duke" trio, and U the third In a Bridgeport, Dec. 16 (JP)—Bridge­ FriendshipCifiwjle BabsBtato Tkachen Ustod lerias of concerU celebrating the petition will go to the regional In Darkness Test The Potter Funeral Home, 458 . George Patros, principal of ^ ot- "North by Northwaat." tha Al- March 8 on Channel S^TV with port University haa announced cbmpetltioh at Ft. Totten, N. Y.. New York, Dec. 16 UP)—Brooks collega's 40th anniversary. receipt of a -gift which will allow Elects Officei^ Jackson Street. WUHmantlc, is in a'ce W, Porter School, has released SHOKS RIND'THE BBLI. 'frad Hitchcock thifUar tUrring the Hartford Symphony Orchestra Specialist Fisher has been in Cape Canaveral, Fla., Deo. 18 Old Colony tiutrga of airangamenta. toe list of 'nine substitute tMchers Atkinson plans to retire as drama N, Cary Orant and Xva Maris Sstnt, Carolya, 15, a sophomora at Jose OVeco and hie company of it to double to -more than 200,000 the Army 15 months, 11 of them at Spanish dancers will dance at the vohimea the capacity of the Carl­ (iP)—The N avy' launched Ita Polaris Engaged presented to the Board of Educa­ cri-tje of the New York Times at X. opens today st the SUte Theater, Manchester High School, waa the Manchester battery site. He is Mrs. Thomas Blevins was elect­ llESTAURANT Mr. and Mra. Fred Patten of tion by George. Graff, state super- ^ the end of the current theatrical With it will, be •! . love Melvin." chotan from a Held of' 40' high Buahnell Memorial Monday. Jan. son’ Library. The ^ft made mgrrisd and had started a small submarine mlrnlle on its. first ed president of- yviendahip Circle n , at 3:80 p.m. by the Carlaon Foundation, Inc., 787 Ceon^TUyA, E. H arto H Lake Rd., announce toe engage­ Intendent, which have tbsir accep­ season. Tha West Point Oiee Chib will aeheol atudenU. Her older slater business venturtih North Carolina after-dark teat last night. of the Salvation Army at a recent ment of their daughter, Mias Joyiyi tance. They- are Mra. Viola Clapp, The Times announced today At- of Bridgeport, which donated meeting at the home of Mrs. Clay­ n; PreaentS^ , l money for the Conatniction of the before entering theservice. He it was . the first aolld-fuel 'mia' Pattan to Chester W. Reneson Jr., North Windham; Mrs. Alvena klpspn haa ha: requested that he be studied two years at North Caro­ ton Howard, 53 Spruce St.. The TUB ' son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W; Rene- mwed to some other basltlon on' present litoary. The University, Bile fired at night here and ap­ meeting w u preceded by a Christ- Verprauskas of Andover; Mrs which announced the gift-yester­ lina State. Teachers College. He is peared as a bright white shaft In aon of |!s8t Hampton. Katherine Gusao, Wlllington; Mrs. the . papey. His succeasqr haa not a computer operator at the IFC mss Cupper at Cavey*a raataurartt. been named. day, did not name tha sum of the eky in contrast to the orange O ther. officers elected are. Mrs. MOK MMZE HHH Misa Patten, a graduata ac. 18 ()eh-^ ing! Shop heri: for charming LEONARD W. YOST ar submarines Iste in 1960. It — myt Hub E Biaok. E J. Biatk * Sso. lae Diamonds, Jewelry. Watchee will have an Initial operational PLAIPORM^ROCKER tty^t in faathar) fino fabrict. and Fine Watch Repairing range of 1,200 miles, y- ■ HoiiMhM Eesd. Watmown 129 Sprnee St__MI 8-4887 BURNSIDE All tiiot for mon, womon and Jeweltrg e. Open Thors, till 8 *1716 flag of Denmark Is'said to 'lUKN'.ll 'I AVI I im l> : '■ ’''Mr. childran. Meccaiint, scufFs, •77 MAIN ST„ MANOHESTER e Ample FREE Parking be the oldest nattohai flag In the ' x ' world. Now! Thru SeU * 4 9 ’ 5 mulat, oparat or boott in a va- I *Wt i M YariffiE Iclads of advertising without sigoifiesnt tewlti. But Recommended ! le Itoyni rioty of colors, telos and KePlt. ”1 Love Melvin'” a* 7t«t00-18:tt ^ M hem 8 Ofmeet imr^wiih w r adveftisiqg in the Yellow Bsget. This toffi-^e , — . -o------^ -----e J a 'X Tailorod or dratty! All fino buyt 7 *Tha 'Taaas | «A$K Amr miadalahlaa” oniL” SMNOAY! Ihs MMMMd fir M Itiwt Diie-toltd of the new etutomen calling for for Santa! V srte- 'I S:tS-ias'U Um learfbnr. Coll aprinff eoart, "A SUMMtR FLA Cr mtOmee softcMn. It’sxdefinitely paid off for us.” ue eng sprlnf bock. Wpdbnl- finkdi froBc. • . . Tihi k hem e satisfied Yellow P s ^ sdvertiser! 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laral «Imn taatlaa la now anu Utlea «■ RL T betwwm tlw Baat vocated during tha campaign, Kyi are in' favor, of President Elsen* today’* ^eonaenratlam and keep It IMmibia hy fadaraf aM. indlvldua] Northeast Goto Coast ftpd CUeags eniad. Aathor- said: hower'a crusade for peace and the Johnson Talks out o f ^ e smoke filled rooma of, £ n « of EmotionaUv Disturbed community pro)wt» oould ba eo- tty to oanra Bridgaport andr Maw AbQut Town Iowa Election 'T want to get together with people .of-the entire nation see tha today’s liberalism;’’ ✓ oMInatad anth addlttonal fOdaral NewAirRou^s Havea on Itt. ft batween Haw York leaders of farm organisations to connection betweMt spending and Cbrfartmas sh«i»^tic aid. and Boston, and Wilmington on A routine business meeting will the Midwest and work out a posi­ ihe cost of living.” TURIfFIKE IJIW W A V Y LatgoM Single HeaWi Problem Rti. .ft ahd n between Haar ToHi Goes to (JOP Gilmour said in conceding defeat Like Candidate won’t leftve you Bpaeial Vadiaal yroWama TMa Washington,' Dsc. 1ft (#>—TTis be held by the executive board of tive farm program baaed on areas Hartford. Dec. 16Of)--'The Con­ _ troop HwbMiaii }tanwM wttli ta- dad Waahlditan, auapandad for as liOeal 83, Textile Workers Union of of agreement. that he la not bitier -tort la "seri­ Civil Asropaotlcs Board, has sa- ling as An«|lMtoy has auttMHtr «» ously disappointed . . X ^at the (Contlnu^ riem Pa^ One) necticut Turnpike got a good hrnke! Buy h«X iT ttaTM liae. 1ft to aid tha ^ceptlona) aa aantlally jwitnaaftot ailmanta aueh nsuneed Sward of ntur^vutas and Ameri^ AFL-CIb. T hursday "I know there 'are many things workout during November, said xaaw w m . well as the -handicapped------„ artliiltla anil eaiabnU palay. aa aerva tiMaa.-' < night at 7 g'clock In the Union of­ Benson Critic farmers have failed to protest the ) braatmant of the emotion' xmeiMllaMnta in aoms old ones af- ' <3nttai: AuthorHy to sarv* on which they agree which will Benson program which has meant 2.000 that ^he intends "to partici­ the State Highway Department besutiful ' VENE- Like the chairman of the other wall aa, haait. diaaaaa and multiple fectlw ftva airHnas serving, the fice at Tlnker-HaU. form a basis for solution of farm yesterday. The highway collected •By dlatutbod ti the larged R sarat, Pa., eodad. tOmitMed from Page One) . disaster to them ” X pate to the fiillesf'' in what he aald TIA|< MIRROR, panel groupfl laufer made It clear Bclaroala Mora fadaral aid and co- Northeast, Northaaat; Authoflasd to iwrve problems.’’ , $948,164 In tolM during the koftlth pr^am facto* any ^ te the epeclallsu PmH there 'Ui a gen­ 'ordlriatliiB pf axtatlnf faellitlaa Tha awahgO announead yaatar- A poOuck will beheM,tohJorrow:/' , . ■ra.r.tarVa He did not wiy when he would next year., will be some of tha most ftidhth, cotopated with. 3741,206 fei H iar^l^oB . aaya a medical eral need for atapped-up f a i ^ l Laoenla, N . M., on a yaar-oiOuad opposed i " doorTtiJiTor or one 1 ^ ur^ad hata. day Ineluda mo following nlrUnas tals,, jiad to' snapand aervtea « noon at Emanuel Lutheran Church "• «»• awsreu^ra seek to call the farm leaders to­ Vital . derikiona In the nation's hls- for Nt^pmber, 1958. CSre using the aid. aa well a t Increased coordina­ for mcmijera and gueeU of Unit 2. ideas of solving the farm problem, gether but indlca]ted he wanted to to ry ■ ■ turnptk/ totaled 3,327,377 last W. Laufer. of Riy- and cbangaar . j WbltaflM, N. Naw;^ R. for over iho ftr«- tion of praeei)b faellltiM. AIlagheny:/A pOnnaneat reuta t; uatU ftdMuate fScllttles of Emanuel Lutheran Church BeilBon waa hot a candidate In the do so in the hear future. . Police Arrests ’ Jom^|aclng the nation, Johnson month, compared with 2,596,016 •raida, R.I., iSd^ the waa "There is a great shohage of Ktanaion bayond Harrisburg, Pa., IWoihen. aaM, Include: during Novemt^r, 1968. plaee; well irtsU^'ii particularly aouta. for cWldiw of are a apaciiiiV^ election and what was The special election W'dll U>e ade; ■*' Robbins room. Metobem are to pul^c hearfawa hare tomarrow. New Hampahltc Board of Skluca- famala. PoUop said Viargan baa The bride-elect la a graduate of. bring unwrapped gifts for the Other panel! ttra discusaUig the tlon, said thaae years could be de­ danled molesting the. girl, tnlt him Rock^ile' School- imd at­ Mansfield. Training School and probtema of persona withi apeech voted to training the mentally re­ admitted taking , her from New tended Alllyer College. She >■ am- CHRISTMAS TREES | grab bag gifts. and healing duects, with essential­ ta rd ^ child for eventual Jobe. Mrs. York to. Hertford. ployed by King and Rheaume, ad­ ly permanent disorders such a* Clark is president and publisher vertising agency, in. Hartford. Freoh December Cut $1,25 $0.00 fh .SAVINGS St. Gerard's Mothers’.. Circle heart disease and multiple aclaro- of the Claremont Eagle. , # EX-8TATE SENATOR DIES Salmond la a graduate of Man­ Nicely Shaped Tree$ .X ’ w - M will hold its Christmas party to­ ■la, those who are mentally re­ These other needs were streaeed: Simsbury, Dec. 1ft UP)—Charles chester High School and received LOAIV morrow at 8:15 p.m. at tha home tarded and thoaa whp are excep­ "Speech and Hearing—-At laaiil S H. Vincent, 80, former stale legis­ hla B.S. degree in physics at Wor­ A s '. t ) < I \ I I O .N of Mrs. James Welch, 25 AKellis tionally gUtad. to 5 times the number of present lator from Simabiiry, died yester­ cester Polytechnical Institute. He "FREE" BOUGHS. ROF|N«r. COMES Dr. Members will exchange grab We’re Playing. Santa The oonclualoikB reached at the Worken are needed. The demand day at his home here. A Republi­ is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa, 1)0* gifts. Mrs. Gerard Gaudreau Phi Delta Epatloli and Who’e Who. workahop wUi be presented to the may'Iiicreaaa tenfold within'flvc' can. he was a State ' Senator la _____ a e rte ’e eaesar riwaaciat ■ i wertT litre s' . will co-hostess. ‘oMilING StRViCE aubeonsiHlttee at the public hear- years. 1S40, jand State Repreaeptstl'vb He is employed in the technical HEBERrS MOBIL S T ^ Inga. ^ p . Carl ElUoU (1>-Ala) la , Oiftad Children — Testing la from 1933 to 1948. He headed a research ' department at Pratt A • CENTER STREET AT LOVis LANK .i / O O t t A t a i n .The WSCS executive'board of ' ^tairm an the legialative body, nile(ted at the elementary-achool funeral home here. Funeral serv­ Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford. South Methodist Church wlH not E Week Early This Year... ' wlbcb la coaaldartng poesibla leg- level, aa 'Well aa at the high school ices will be held tomorrow. A February wedding is planhed. meet tomorrow evening, ---- L------:----^---♦- Girls’ Friendly SponaOra of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will have an annual Chriatmaa party Friday at 6:30' p.m. at Cavey's ■ restau­ rant. . Women ot the buelnese office, ftdvertiaing, mechanical and adi- torial -departmanta of The Herald attended a Chriatmaa dinner par­ Extraordinary SALE of ty at the Red Ember In Bolton last evening. Grab bag gifts were exchanged. -y. All Saints’ Mothers' Circle wdf Specially Priced NOW to give you Extra Money hold ita Chriatmaa party with grab bag exchange tomorrow at 7 p.m^ i P ' a t the home of Mra. George Hue- aey,. Taylor St., . Vernon. A pot- hick supper will be served. Manchester JayCee Wives will hold ah ahifiual Chriatmaa party tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.. at the home of Mfa. William Wagner, 128 Bar­ ry Rd.'EntertsUnment and refresh­ ments will be provided by Mrs. Ralph Scudieri and Mrs. John Duffy and .committee. Members and invited guests will bring gifts Bettor coats right from our own fine stock specially priced for this money-savings event to exchange. A ahprt business . meeting will precede the party. Here is just an idea aa to what you can find at thia price . . . \ j Eighth District tifeman put out a grass fire at 14 Evergreen Rd. at’ 11 a.m. today. No property damage was reported. The Manchester Garden Club will held Its Chriatmaa Green sale to­ morrow In Woodruff hall at Center . Congregational Church from 10. a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The American Legion auxiliary will hold Its. Christmas party Mon­ day at 8 p.m. at the Legidn .Hbme. f Mrs. Henri Peasini will be general chalnhan of a cohunlttee of peat presidents. Mrs. Leon Bradley le A chairman of entertainment In­ cluding carbl singing and games. Mrs. Ruth Hickox will be In charge P, of decorations. Members will ex­ change ^ab bag gifts. A brief business meeting wilt precede the 3 8 8 0 party. Here’s a grpup that will really cause excitement. Not only coats from our own stock but at / More than 80 members attended a Christmas party of Gibbons AS least 2.‘> showroom samples were sale priced into this collection! / semblv. Catholic Ladies of Cohim- btis. last'. night at the K of C • PILE and ALPACA UNED ^ RACCOON COLLARS Home. Entertainment Included • PLAIDS. CHECKS. SOLIDS • VELVET TRIM DRESS COATS vocals by Jack Anderson, accom- * panled by Bob A.nderson; Laurie • BO R G A H A TYPE and FLEECES \ • MOHAIR ond WOOL BLENOS Newsman accompanied by Edward . Newman, and Christmas carola on VALUES TO $60 . the accordion fey Albert Dabrow- ski. A buffet supper was served by Mrs: Salvatore' Fllloramo and her committee. The Ladiea’ Aid of Zion Lu­ theran Church will hold Ita Chriat- mas party Friday beginning with a potiuck supper at 6 p.m. in the church hall. Mrs. Anna G.rimason la supper chairman; Mrs. Emil Seelert. entertainment chairman; Mrs. Margaret. Storrs. •decorations. 'Members will exchange grab bag gifts. , A “Vi , - ■C?S (to * T o 6 xlittle and Not a big assortment but packed with value! A truly.igutsUndiiig group of fine labels and M' famous fabrics. . _ too lata. W ill it, ? ZIP UNED TWEEDS ond^OUDS • WYANDOTTE and HOCKANDM Wool. - and • engoro; be t a id o f y o u ? ’* • PLUSHES dnd ALPACAS • CLASSICS ondDRESS COATS blocla red,' eroy, white Fine geuee ,weel; lee- • WILD and WOOLLIES rMANY ONE OF A KIND end beiee. beck end to**", VALUES TO $80 black, red, beige end| ftroy.” '

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How ca n 'ljtw on that?" vlca president; Mra. DonaM Song, aacond vloa praeldent; HrA Hae- . Theee ere eam plee^ whet Sen. EVERY tor Baaupre, treasurer; and Hrt. pet McNemere’s Siibcom»«(,ttee on Wayne Henry, aacretary. AfTtni; heerd in jreae-rob'"" James Jackson of 17 SbrHtaam ■ alone throughout the country, NI6HT Rd. waa eiectad naw pnmidant «f cently. . the Srt. m ncia Men't tiuto^teklng Theee aeeelooi. In which oMer over the ralna of offlea from Jclm people elr their proWeme, ceme Nachyly. ae the result of e flood of mall the Other new bffleera are: TlMiiiaa aMtktor received after he wm* ep- OPEN Comperthwalte, vice preaManti ®d- polntedsfubcommittee (jhalmwn. ward Staben, aacrttaryi and Al- ••B5v»r>^ne tallci for \m, we never get a chance to epeak for our- fred CowparthwaKa, treaturtr. aelvea.” one writer complained. TILL9 Tha man will inataU tbaaa am r So they got the chance. Here 6 iv9 him a JarmflH oflicera a t an annual dinner to tw "are other' excerpts from what waa held .jan. 19, The traditional lo­ aaM at Iheae “town hall tneethics." cation for this annual affair la to which many older people, pre­ I tERTIFICATE Sch^ub's ta East Windaor Rill. pared to apend the day, hrought NIGHT Ml 9-1352 J . ArrangamehU connnlttaa oo-aSsetr- paper-wrapped hmchea. man are Dpminirtt Pelltoaaa and “I don't feel 9x At the election, meeting ahib y i. W s Hiee To Have A _ /V mambars enjoyed a' Judo damcn- Californian told the oontmlttee. atration by MaJ. J o h n ^ Ridhtara, A Fittahurgher, In Ma lata 70a, HANDSOME IMPORTED Marine reservlat of Wept Hart­ lemladad the committee that the Man Around the House In A ford. * (Jhlted Statea Oonatiuttai glvea a S anta ta Vialt human being tl^ rlgtift to kfe, Ih>- HARRIS TWEED BEST VALUE ANYWHERE! Santa will be on hand to Vtplt erty and the ptioeult of happlnaaa cns c towr with tha chUdran Saturday from Hf nehl he had retired in 1940 on M I Mid B to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to - h'Soolal Security pension of $38S0 ZlP-LlNED^ FAMOUS NAME p.m. at the Christmas tree sale a mon th, ROBE :"x:; on the Wapping Community House ."Now, how mudi Ufe, Uberty LOAFERS grounds at the corner of Sullivan * X and punniit of happlneae can you Ave. and ElIIngLon Rd. in Wapping buy theae days for $88.80 a Center. month?” he asked. ”Uy wife and $0.99 The sale is being aponaored by X have been fortunate in that we the Guys and Doiia Ccniples Club. had aefveral thouaand dollara in Part of the proceeds will be used savings at the time of my retire­ to finance the club’s community m ent service activities, with tha balanha “I keep on atBciiig my batik 2-PANTS SUITS retained in the trewury to pro­ book and I’m oomitv to the .and. vide advance fljianclng for future Either you people in Oongreaa do t ■' ■■ •100% WOOL W ORSraS- SHARKSKINS.asi TWISTS aveiita, according to club, offlears- something to help people help Fresh-cut Christmas tress arlll themselves or bring on eociaiism be available on FViday, Dee. 18, ’ and let the government take care from 4 to 10 p.m.; Saturday, Dtc. of everything." \ Nicely tailored 2-pants 19, from 0 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and At Grand Rapl^, Mloh., Mhyor suits in all the most pop- Sunday, p ec. 20, from 10 Am. to $ Stanley Davis added his voice to 4 T.- , p.m; Saiiia will not be present dur­ the Uonm meeting.” He described ular shades,. Regulars, ing all the sale hours. i. old men who cro i^ the hun^ shorts, longs, • x t r a. SehobI Partleis Se4 \ drede into tiny rooms above run­ Sunday School parties at Wap­ down stores, seeking an aacape longs, stouts and. short ping Community Church wUI ha ' from, loneliness and a. means of stouts. A R£AL BUYI held tonight. Pre-schoolars will living with poverty. meat at the Community Houm ‘They ate to tw pltlad," ICaycr DESERT BOOTS $7.99 from 6 :M to 8 p.m. and first,' sec­ Davis aald. *TlMy are not prop- ond and' third graders will meet arty housed. IVe must nudce some ' Green, Red, Ttn, Black and Gray. at the church qt the same hour. provision for mess public housing Orange Notes for . such pet^ile.” Judging of beat table omtar- CAMP MOCCASINS (Sp^iol) . . . .. $3.98 See our great collection of these famous leces and mantle decorations wUl topcoats tonight. Any man would be thrill-, it« held at the Wapping Orange Welfare ^Ismtag FAMOCS meeting Tuesday night in the Com­ one-day workflhcp on ed to find one under the tree. They’re tops ■/ munity House. Memhera are urged Wortuhop fliMUngs wore present- FOOT MNOS LOAFERS oiMl SHOES . S9 JS FREE ALTERATIONS! to bring in their entries for thif Judging. : x J Sd at subocmmlttae hearings hi in looks, in fabric and in tailoring. Remem­ r k ' 1 $ " / MlaihL (BBOUIAKLT t o $12.95) “FVirtda bss had an 80 per cant ft ~ «i •• M r Manchester Evening HecaM ber: If the size or shade isn’t what hfl / nayc . I "*■ II 1 tacreasa in the ditand-older mgt - L is »< South Windsor eorrsapoadeot El­ o mnn h . group since 1960,’\ Senator i u - wants—he can return it. more O. Burnham, talepbosa Mft- Namara poliited out. ‘Thia com­ arounri J 4 * ^ ^ ' mi ..« I » n i’ ebeU 4-0674. pares with a 21 per cent .increase i-fe - g IS ■, « ‘ ** for the nation as a whole." REGAL \uxh SflOOKFIELD SUITS • 100% W o o l I ’l a n n e l s Judge Favors Kick Q—Hy hiMbsad wiU be 86 next 1.88 •100% wodL April 2. Will bis January, Febru- n f v j -- » ry and Uarch pay chaohs count DM HiM ’s m m m r <1 n i ^ ': h o p s a c k in 6 s ^ For Delinquent toward the $1,200 ha may make in The footwear "CUaaie” in eosn* 11 *'* • 100% WOOL STRIPES the year?—lira D-R. to rt that'a awseping the coun­ f.-'br r; " ' ■ s , ^3 9 “ Van iNuya, Calif., Dec. 18 Un—A A—^Tour husband's yearly rec­ try—now availabls locally. JiiiJge saya a kick in the pants, ord atarta Jan. J, not April 2. He will lose no beneftta for any month properly- Vaed in the. schools, in which ha cams no more than fcs "might solv\ some of our Juvanlla $100. . I r -4f | delinquency problems.” VAN HEUSEN^ Municlpsl Judge , Francis A. Q—I lost tvro sona ki World War SOO’ Famous Dunham Brothers Cochran ihade that remark in dis­ H. I get $80 a month from the gov­ Warmth Without Weight! DAIVOFF missing charges against Rudy ernment. If, now that I am 62, I Ramos, 30, a higb school history apply for a reduced benefit aa wife' He'll love a handsome DUNELLA robe Exceptional aulU to meet the most. teacher fired for .kicking a student of a man on Social Security, must . . . its perfect fit . . '. generous cut * discriminating taste. . "Botany 500” for dlscipUnaiy purposes. I tell the Veterans Administra­ IflU iTy. A G E ” . . . Impeccable tailoring. The perfect $ Q .95 adds a iipw spark to any man’s ap­ Ramps waa charged with aa- pearance. tion? Will the VA cut my compen­ The popular • ” boot AH Cotton Wash and Wear all-season casual robe. Guaranteed /r- sault with a deadly weapon. sation?—! ^ . B. Y. L,. that proves its com­ washable ^— crease-resistant. / ' “ i don’t Me hpw a kick in the - A—The general nils ooncaroing fort with every step' Shirts that need no ironing buttocks, wHen properly applied, ttiis statea that death eompensa- you tsdcc! Brown or OTHCR ROBES FROM $5.9r without any apparent physicjal in­ ttons are paid if oomhined income Natural. A—Honey color leader, crepe sole—S4.98 jury resulting therefrom, consti­ of husband and wife is not over . ,\ tutes a deadly weapon,” the ’Judgk $175 a month. However, VA makes $1S.9S B—Glove leatbqr^shearling lined, leather sole—$6,98 said. skccptiona for unusual circum­ The teacher was accused af stances. Inform VA of youi’’plans,' booting Lynn Ra^y, 15. * and let the agency rule on your C-^hearling lined,'leather sole—$3.98 special oasa^' D—Glove leather, soft iH)fe::::?-$5.98 Witch Museum Unique Transistor Sales Up E—Washable corduroy, leather lifted^ crepe sole. 6-colors Castleton.. Isle of Man—Tiia Flannel Sport Shirts to choose from-^$3,49 Witches’ Mill in Castleton was New York — -A, new all-time X- f* ' - ' •tv ' - ^ • long connected with the cult a t monthly record for sales of tran­ All “hew. patterns, fine quality . . . the.price is right, F—Moccasin style in brown or glove leather, shearling witchea oh this island in tha. Iriah sistors was set during August -=- tool.., < ' , lined-$5.98 ' Sea. The last Isle of Man witch 7,129,696 units, worth $18,054,138 The popular oxfM was tried in. court as lata M T$30. ' and. nearly double the number of *«*••• ^ ** that proves its ..eom- G—XJlove leather.Jeather .sole, shearling lined—$5.98 The Witches’ Mill is .how the only, units sold during 1955. Sales dur­ fort with sviry step' museum of w itchCi^t and magle_ ing the first eight months of 1959, you takel/B lack, H—Sunburst leather, crepe aole^$3.98 in the' world. , • toUling $133,486,228, more than BrOwn or Natural. Sizes 6 also-carry exfrajvide widths. doubled sales during all 1958, '4 2 FOR *5 * S 1A 9 5 ■—r-X hated Christmas. * .Wilt making Now 1 can hardly '*10,000. a year, but Regars Your 'BOTANY’''5 O0 ‘ Trousers Alterod Free believe it was me!** was all thumbs!” i • .ji • 100% WORSTED FLANNfLS ITALIAN IMPORTED FLANNELS -. 7 -' • L95 ^ A T S SWEATERS • lOb^^o" WASH-'N^WEAR Pictured at right, the .Jantxen ERMANENT SHARKSMNS and FLANNEU crew-neck bulky eweater. -The re­ quired sweater fpr all well-dressed sportsmen, fashioned of imported HAROnNISH wool tweed.- CothesTn many colors X and yoii.can 'be sure he'l),recog-- OABAROIf^ESX. SNARKSIUNS qise the name "Jantsen” as tbps ■ -V in quality and fashion.

rookfield /• A REGAL EXCLUSIVE Lists and gifts and do-it-younelf Hm w graduate flunks packaging, LTERATIONS Chnstmas nTappmg. Bah! Hum- ^.Ahiistnun after Christmas. Then I .bug! Thm I became kmncUdteoHe. htfom* loKmUdfeabU. I discovered. SPORTS COATS 2 f o r Im perial Whiskey, comes gift- Imperial Whiskey comet gift-wrap- , ' UTapped,/rM.ForinteIligent,efl£ient ped, free. Now I know Christmas giving, make yours gift-wrapped See our wonderful selectiop-:- giving'S as much fun as getting—with Imperial. Always in g ^ taste! all in the latest patterns * and -S fi ' smooth, popular Imperial. most popular shades. Stop in ■ V tonight! BOTANY’ / Ctjhwrapped Gijl~u>rappei at na extra tost. at no extra toil. FOR Here are slacks that have the cream huUt right into them fpr ADAM HATS $ 0-95 THE IFE life, niey’re guaranteed to regain their 'crease even after a .95 Wb’ve the right Adam ' h a t . fbr eve^y yVO I^P FLANNfU B i t .2 0 face, taate and occasion. Give him an drenching -raliL .Give these slacks knowing thpy’re a gift th a t. Adam Gift Oertifleate if you’re not sure OF THE URMENT will give eomptete satisfaction—folrevar, ■ ' F u u , qft. FDix or. ofhlaaize. . '.95 AU Tsxm s- : Xaelud.4 V ■J- •UNOtO WH1«EY • 84 ftOOf ^ IflS KWKIIO WiiiSKCY • 14 riOOf • 70% MAIN NHniAt MlbTS • HHMM 0*AIN NlUTRAf'VUrrX 'H«AM WAUOI « $QN| INCr KOMA, tU. WAUClk .A 1 ^ $ 0 4 ^

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MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD, MANC1TO8TER. CONN. WEDI^E8DAY» DECEMBER 18, 1969 liANCHBSl^ BVENINa BEIL4LD. MANOHEQTEB. 00NM« #EDNE8DAY. DEdUBER 16, 1966 , w M s t t t m P A O t f W H t teiyim r. hdSrtdg s a iB S t 'n s n Nhn u u n ■urvlvpr on Si o t tha oUier tor military service. We ) ^ t was a last miniits Kminder from 's ilu ia i |<|g«4aA| Coventry aid Prof^ion^ Club changed.gifts andandnaoh noli braugM angl* y Xm ^liratpr frinires of Amarlrlsn life. this ti-eaty prvtty well until 1856, l^lley to. get Christmas mailing ta M MBian fa n ot Other gusssas unfd dene ea soon os pebble. ttigteiiu'Is aa a-.s*- pngram; fodrih, a drive to s gift for ths Morwleh Sthts iMsr Osorge Osid suns fi With New Hsinp*hlr?'i^'f Osn under a ruling .by wdijch a foreign A five per Cent increase in re­ Two MotoiriRtR sBtSdskiati •rttonattiM federal aid to eduoatton: HoldsjW l Party K t^ltal. tbs rl|d>t snmrar:’ , im Sofitiitg lirrald O PEN unrif' — J - .1.— a- aral UHtls C. Wym*". ^1>o ritiun roiild escapr'our drgft If he ceipts this year, Bailey said, show- ■JTvOraC X99I10Bm BBOVed to inorsdss I asndnd A winspus-waitapiu is sn out .Qst alflsir IS iNc. dades to nave Naw'Wampsliire'-from' proclaiiUed that he would not at that 1858 is a record ^Christmas Charged in Crash CAMPUS ta thb 1966 Owanmnlty. Social Seeurity hd ■; iSkth, Mors than 80 ntethbm ot the' lE1IIipni>WiAi|ia8 odsd nsme fo r a steamroUar. ^ Communiam. has auroi^ed In put­ any later time try to take out nat- mailing year, *rhe ManchesUr of­ ■efvlegCbttest. airof Dee. 1 total atm ' to, ctarb laaatlea; and ssvr Profeagon*! Women’s Club at­ ■••L fice ha* sold one million, stamps to every nite “OUNMAN” CAUGHT ting r>r tTphana behlRd^bara ba- unUlsatlon papers. In 1856, h o ^ ' l,Vt6 -with Rhode Island leading ante, apms ipovs to spstd up ths tended a /Ohristmas party at the Lexington, Ky., Dee. IS (P) .date this month, he said, and out- Two motorists were afreeted as Pac^ Prolwfc ’76.6 per cent, o f their aub- federal Aki hlghssay (nogntm. horns o f Mrs. M^rrtls Williams, Boston, Dec,. I f JdPl—gomshody a SsBsfi, -era uf i» R t>atiae Dr. Uphatia re fu el .to n^ve ever, ws sboltahsd this'ruling, and^- City ^ fld id s aqratehsd thslrlisadd Publtsirn jgplng mail, has reached a quantity the ijeault of a minor, accident a t l 960 Main St. SAT, «♦<> 5:10 ordiaate granges entered aa ot Dec. Tpl^iad Tpke., Iasi sVsnlng. when they uneovorsd, a 80.ysar^ saw a mast with a gun on a V^MMtad Otw>b»r 1. IWl ■Mjri tlia''nama* of bt* co'mpanlona since then have been',drnfting some of'200,000 pieces a day. The heav1‘« a.m. today «n Rt. Si in Coventry. 'WUldQgtdn, Dec. Ifi MP>—Thr«* 1, ihd Oonneetioat Oonneeti aecond .with TO Btnui HBAonm erowdsd-dtrest odr lest night Ths MUii Marlon Jssseman nad a old Ordinanes dlracUnjr the mayor alarmsd viewer got o ff at the PUMIMtM______- lATcn urtauui lt«o«i)* and assoclatea. But one dan (tiess .Swiss citisena living hsre. '*rhia est ihuh is expected this wreekend. State Trooper William Buchert aqm ton 'bay theyHl look into a BTA pah^snt. ' New Tqrk, Dee. 16 («V-Tks to authoriaa n p a ln ~‘upott the Rttodu* uiQ HoUtMf* Unt«red tt tn« The |»p*t office' also repeated its Christmas-stpry, “ Whsn ths Wlss nsitt stop and notUsd poUOSr, h e a r s n a m m il l that It vfaa not the namea Wyiiliui Switxerland hat been, protesting, said Kalil M. Telage, So, of New “ buddy'^vystem" at ft Ib iu ftt A ir Aoooratqg to the 'WaMifawtea Bpiso^a) Chqrcb la ths United wlUapus-watlanus at a cost not to S (I /H f C o . fNwrotM * «l Mancln.:er Oonn Suggestion to poet Chrlstmaa States plans to bnlid a 8868,000 Man Appsared," by^ Andsrsem. FOur squad ears opoi after ths junowl rim . Mall Matter to no avail. -Force Imuw, la 'Mtilch squad leadfi* Farm Rep6rte, the probable leg­ Membtn dang carols, Isd by lOss sxossd 880.” Amiss itIlsWsi Bedl fcSiuss - wanted no mlich as tif wanted the cards via air mail from now on to London, was making a left turn 'Cfernorous islative a gen u fo r the eomlng des- mielesr rsaqtor for S t Paul’s Unl- strast car and poUesmsn bpardsd MfelMItliUI U» hrut,aliutioh .|uid debsaement of When asked, In the Swiss Parlia­ insure dellvesy before Christmas. into School St. from , Rt. 81 when •rft deaignated to keep tabs on the Msrioh Washburn, who related the City tc^Tfls ankinssr Jos Hsi' it at Newton O nter. The man - 91S Main Hrast, l>lilil>|llsr • MNsMI 6-1V I rUli. ASSiaUATKD PKIMM off-duty life of their fellow air- aion o f Congriai -wHl ehape tqi as varslty in Tokyo. The church said denrelch bsgqn making qusrias. Tlia AaaoclatfS preaa la aaciuatra^ Dr, iJphaua, either throu|(h driving ment, why he didn't taka the case The' Poiit Oi*tce Department in his car was hit by another Car follows: F ln t, poUtioal msnebverT .yesterday it vrill be the first non- Mstory of each carol. with tha "gun” explained meekly MtUUe4 to ttia uaa ol ^ Washington hSiK.uuids plana to -nen. ' Hostesaea were Mias Isanns SOmaons toM him b willsqpua- it was a t ^ gun he had Jusjt .him to the >Ufth Amendment or by to the International Court of'Jus­ driven by J. Peter Lynch, 28, of - think thla Is carrying the ing to ’MtrMgfben” civil rights gOVMnunsatiU projsct under Presi­ wnOapua is s-caka with caramel all B*.a dieLtrltaa crodlted to It o»- make use of aurpluaraace on com­ New Haven. Damage wai alight GIFTS ts^laU on ; second, a hasdle over dent ^'■leenhower’s' “atoms for Low, Miss Marion Casey, Mias bought to give 'n nephew as- a . am utltorwtat crotlttetl tn tBta ia«l« io r^ tig him. to ^tUe on others. Dr. tice, the Swiss foreign minister re; aplrlt of togetheniesa a little bit Harriet Franzen, Mlsa Mary Tay- 1 6 ^ Noy said another, it’s a fur- Chnrtmaa present y aad alao the tocal nawa publlahaO ttM^-; mercial plane* to * p w first class and no dne was injured. ■mo tar," laM sim.' Mike Mansfield deettning farm income and new peaee” program. AdverliM in Tho*H w ti It Pays All rlatita''ol ronubltcatlon ot apooa Uphsus refused to do either, «nd plied that If he did that we woiUd «lr . mall. The Civil Xerofiautics ' Telage- wa* charged with failure Rlapairhaa aareln ara alao rpaarraj merely denounce tha treaty In (D -K oat) night. "IW z wotUd ------— his. refusal to Invoke the Fifth Board ha* recently appriwed the to give a signal and Lynch with for young juniors tend to lower morale, vdliohie not Ptill aamca cllani ,ol N « A. Aorr would seem a pretty food Indica­ question anyway. plan. X disngarding a State traffic mark'- too high as it la .. . I'thiikk it 'wOl OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS EVE., EXCEPTING SATURDAY - 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. Ml I-4J7I **^lKiwIanara RapraaMitaUToa: IlM tion that he himself ie no Commu A t ths State DejMrtment, mean­ \ All mall w ill have been .posfed ing. Both are schedu^d to appear hfiar looking Ifito.’i before Chriatmas Day, thif ^ s t in Coventry Justice Court- J*n. 8. Jiiliua Malhaaa Spaclal Ajrancy nlet. Althdufh he Is In jail, he is no while, it is revealed that we have and pr€-teehs ' The buddy system wae dltcloeed TorK, '-hicaao umoitl and Boaton. office promised. . \ Fight Chimney Fire -mt Forbei A ir Force BaM, Topeka, MtlMBijR Attnit RtmiCATI or victim for Wymen’e Inquisition 15 other eimtlar treaties, with Three volunteer fire companies CIRi'I’ I.ATKjNR 'Kan. The Strategic Air Command either. Tn his cell, he eludes and other nations, which ws are vio­ answered an alarm at 8:4S am. headquartera'ot'i„Omaha said the SUBSt'KlPTION RATa» lating. ' . yesterday and extinguished - a Handbags 2.98 to ^.98 ■'qrstem haa. improved morale, to- THE CHRIST/AAS STORE SINCE 74 ParAbla In Adranca frustrates both of the two totali­ A for Today chimney fire a t, the David' Roche On# ...... tarianisms which thought to frind It is not a tremendously Im- Clutch, tote bags,-dress bags. -'»nv ...... feel sorry for him, or advocate his signature on a piece of paper binds .Into ennaV groupf hefudfid by a non- ■ "And his name shall be called — ■the chimney. Pendants, pins, bracelets. rh« Haraid pnr.ttna Compana, lab., early release. It seems to us that that nation when it doesn't choose , 'imnunlBBidl^ - officer. Theee lead'^ aaaumaa no nnanclal raanmalbinta lor to be bound by It. Our regard for the Prince of Peace” laaleh 8:6 -ers, he skid, "diOjdd learn details tj'P>i,crat>tiicai arrora appaartn* In a4- he has at last attained a position ;itf each fiM^^.{amUy history,* bis Tartlaamaiita and oUiar raailllill OMtMar our own signature Is not so high • Increase in a man’s knowledge Slips 2.98 to 4.98 tn Iba Manobaatar Braiitnil BamM. for a precise exemplification of his doe* not mean the discovery of .IpancM l s M P L iq h s U ^ owns a 935 MAIN ST., M l 3-5171 own beliefs, which Is qbmethtng it overpowers us. ' new things, but only the. extension Bouffants, tailored, nylon tricots, .qar and his diw pig Iumits,;vdiat he Utapiaalapi- - adTartiainii------cloaiBg boora: Top Caliber Man ''3 ^ yrith..off duty*tliner»'and with ror Mondasr—1 D m. VtldA;rndAf. moat cruaadera seek In vain all of his understanding and'ability to dacron and cotton. For ruaadar—1 p ni Montia> Monti . ure that Which already is, and al­ ,Whom he dMocteiSM. - For Wadnaartay—1 p m TtiM tty. through their Uvea. V A letter from Mfelaen outUtdhg Smoky pine nut or pratMl bowl eat from e FVtr nturaday—1 pm . WadpaateT. ways has been. Like the growth of for Marehandising Sweaters 4.98 to 8.98 >■* For FHday—1 p.m Tbaradar. : Savings Stamps a child from infant to adult, man 'Utoe-policy said': “A record, wlU be wii3 piece, of wood with handle added. Nut erfeker For Saturday—1 p m. -rttdaa. Wlto’d Be Shadow Mayor? is "discovering" worlds new to Bulkies, shaggy wools or orlons. .SMlde o f any iidstaaoee vriwrein the rtuKinad dtadflna: 10 80 a m. aaeb ' adrmBn is m>t scbperly attired, is included for only |6.98. The glose ash troy ia mount­ day nl pubHcattaa aaeapi latnrtay- Suggested Gift him - but old to God. Career ed in a aolid, turned bkick of emoky'pihe; ooete only » * * The war of attrition and maneu­ 'In need o f a haifidpti dhows ap tn- ver between Manchester's two When this is fully Realised, man Blouses 2.98 to 5.98 vdtffcrent attitude professes that fl.98. From our Dlde Pine collection. Wednesday, IVcember Id The Manchester Post Office has can stand stralg-ht and tall, as­ Sales representative wanted says Boards of Directors, the duly ’ l|s is not satM&ed With the serv- 5.98 a suggestion for people looking for sured in the face of apparent un- for nationally advertised f j y Tailored or lace trimmed styles. ■■lee.’’ elected, official board, and the no tiiat last minute Christmas gift— certatnlty, secure in hla.linowledgd A “Get Well” Vote In Iowa appliances. Draw*'and com­ : Sen. Tftimp, A . .'Hart. (D-Mieh) less faithful and devoted self United States Savings Starhpa. of the way home, at peace with mission. Opportunity for Skirts 5.98 to 12.98 ’ aald in WjuAuagtaa. he wants more appointed shadow board, has now himself because he is at peace with 4hfonrirtlAtt « the tmiddy One day. Republican National SatRjps are sold in gift books. advancement. Full, employe Wools, dressy cottons, velvets. reached the regrettable point Postmaster Alden E. Bailey said, Almighty God." . ■ ^ Sen. TJkM ss C. Hernilngs Chairman Thrustqn B. Morton benefits. Phone for appoint­ wiiere the official board, in Its ef and coma in varying values and ' General John B. Medaris V<(!D-Mo), VihairiMai o f the Senate makes a point of reporting public­ sizes. An album in which to keep Army Missile Chief ment; P r e - T e e n 8 to 14 Mtltuttqhiq !{UgMe Committee, ly that a lot If Important organl- fort to get some business done at the stamps la added' free with the- Submitted by aanded a 'fa il report from the least once a month, has reclassified aatien Republicana are pressing for purchase of a- stamp book. the Rev. L,awrence F. Almond SEARS CATALOG Junior 7 to 15 retary o f tM air force. An aide Its owrn meetings, so that It can Savings stamp's can be ex­ South Methodist Church. 'pisid Heontfigs'te conedned that the resignation . of Secretary of SALES OFFICE The entire family will enfoy these gifts for the Agriculture Kara Taft Benson. have at least one night a month changed for U.^. Savings Bonds, I ^ syetem "might abridge the con- Bailey pointed out, when enough The American expression "That’s t G IFT BO X With every purchase. , aUtutSonal aafeguarda of airmen.” Ever popular 8rila^ steeple The next day there comes one for an unshadowed exercise of its home ; . for yean and years to eomo. You can be sura stamps haVe been accumulated. tough!" is roughly the ^uivalent 26 Union St., Rockville N i' SAG headqutulcni aaid aome clock ,in smoky pine With a retort, from Benson himself, who owm responsibilities. Single stamps, are sold as welh of the English exptosslon "Oh TR 5-3361 V Im noq o f ijhe buddy syetem have This is a regrettable decision Coupled with the gift suggestion crumbs!" black-and-mld de^rated gloss because they haye Watkins Style end Quelity^ sits up In his hospital bed. to assert ‘ been used sinoe 1866, aind th at the door. Stan^ I S ^ inches high. jthat he will not resign, and that from two aspects, the first of Forbes p o h ^ was one air base’s The matching shelf is only keep on doing what he which is that a certain lack of ma­ awnMcaition o f tt. jesty on the part' of the regular the system had a Z- 16,60. thInksSs right, whatever the .poli­ A dM aU n -td cetbln gdod men in I tics Involvied jnrisy '’«■ board ca\iees it to rule Us chronic ;1lbe A ir Foroe through re-enUet- And on the day after that the disturbers out of order by a device Mnant, and to eliminate undeeir- 29.95 voters of a farm district In Iowa rather than by moral strength, su­ ,/||bles.' perior intellect, louder voice or. OPEN until L95 go to the polls to eiect themselves USE 5 p . a new member of Congress. They evbn harsher gavel. YOUR hsve normally been a RepubllcaU . second regret has to be, CHARGE- every nite Grange Notes Complete Set 39^95 (Left) Set of^four fold­ ‘ \ district They elected s Democrat, hoW e^, that the shadow board it­ ACCOUNT In. the landslide of two years ago, self hiut never accepted the re- SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 ing smoky pine snack k ^ e your own or your ifri6nds* flre- for the first time In 20 years. Now, sponaibllitieS of the office to which « V Gertrude O. P latt paat Connaoti- tables comes , complete ‘ sut State lecturer, and Frank laces bright and cheerful with an aQ In- this special election, they gp it has a^polnted'lteelf. It claims all - platt ware feted with a dinner at with c a r r y ^ and stor­ Low, low prices for a style-right Wat­ Krots fireset Black mesh aereeh tray- back to their old Republican hab­ the privileges of the Sleeted board, Every Purchase ■ the Pot Latch on the BerUd Tpke. age rack. Glrand for en­ kins sculptured mjBtil mnette I (Usu­ ersee with pull chain. Urn tc^ andirons, its, and the Republican candidate but none of the restraintd;'-aU the ' ipul'glfta of Jewelry recentte by the tertaining. ally f69.96).|’ Bronze'finished steel •stand, shovel, brush and poker Included. Is the victor. luster of public service but none of G I F T B O X E D - Pomona lecturers who bad iserved ■ Under Mra. Platt during her tenure with. nimriiMr birehwood extension Stand haa a square, Hlogreed boee. the obligations; all the wisdom of . .*11118 special election Is scanned Vet office. The gifts were preeented 4 biki Stand 29.95 plastic iuiid tan strie plastic up­ leadership, but none of the disci­ for Its possible reflection of farmer 956 MAIN ST. by the preeent Btate lecturer, Eve- holstery, |49.96. views on Benson and his' pro­ pline. It scorns the rules and au­ ' Ira M. Normand. grams, and at first glance the re­ thority and procedure of the reg­ Famous . jMake — Fine Quality ' T state maater, Robert K. Mitchell (Left) Hi-Fi fans will (Right) Grandfathers clock sult does not seem too conclusive. ular board, y tt has none of Its \ 'Ras-announced tha appointment ot by Colonial with West^ 'Patricia D. Gregory of Cannon welcome this Colonial Hie victorious Republican candi­ own.. Dainty/ Lacey, Bouffant jlrangs as Juvenile deputy for record cabinet for 7 and minster rod chimee that date, In fact, has sidled away from A constructive suggeetion. In Gifts for Boys 3 to 16 lo o e ^ Pomona. She^wUl fill the 12-inch records. Maple or strike every quarts hour! the Benson issue, preferring to talk such a situation, would be that the Ice formerly heM bsM ary Shd-^; mahogany finishes.' (Right) Eamoua Dgystrom Quality 8-day key-''^nd movement; Shout peace. shadow board also should organise, . of FannlU River (FBangw Hch cherry cases. Girls' Gift Slips A Wemaheaa Qramfe Were hosts dinette in a- smart new color scheme electing Itaelf a mayor for pre­ But the defested Democrstic llor tlw recsiA inniwtion of otfi- . . '. ' turquoise finished sculptured csadidste, who ought to know siding purposes, a secretary for B O Y S ' T O W N jb o n h o t Mctl<^«wan JuvshUe 6 9 . 5 a . metal ■with, noni-mar white .Daysrtrom- whst pe tried to mske the leading recording purposes, a *ergeant-et- by Her Majesty \ — Lower Floor — ^raiqis conduoto£4^ MlldrSd .Bbll ite table top and combination white TzxIncL 249. Issue In tpe campaign, does not arms for clearing the regular board 'Btate Juvsnne^hUlarihUhdra^ and and turquoise plastic upholstery! hesitate. In 'We own post mortem put of the hall when necessary, a '^bsr staff. iBonis w the Offlebini in- - htolled wsrsi'Miultst, Roberc Hopt / deduction. counsel, for producing Its legal The rage for boys 4 to 18 'kins; Isotqrenj^lliaite Carlson and What he says la 'thst he Is "seri­ opinion^ A shadow general man­ •-pecratery, VcARey. Mar- .50 ously disappointed that.|he farmers ager for shadowing the genetfil 2 .0 0 to ^garat Mobg'W|k‘ai4ulhte-regular board'' should be /Into pioUtlcs.” Acoording to R<^ Brighten homes with Watkins gift vmar. Daystromite top, trimmed with tation of how Benson really stands priVilegM'tp have the floor or cast Warm Gift Robes ■ asaietent .to the National lamps like this! Solid brass w ^ brass (opens to-62 inches) and match- 179. with .the farmers. Even farmers a vote. It coUld also,' If It desired. ’•inastor. *jarangera should take a milk font; fabric-over-porchmetit- in9: chairs. . ' who have the false props of gov­ Include a provision for separate . Kuid in estabU^ing the party . loiee and pMtfonna and in aelecUng shades ;'8-light switches. Stiands No. 1 choice, of men is the BareaLounger ad­ ernment subsidy under them know meetings of its owrn, from which ■ Che eandldatae whoae names ap- ' inches high. Low price for a SO U D justable choir uid here it is in a new« low-bodc It Is a way of life which must prove the regular board would be barred, 3.98 to 8.98 .50 .’’paar.fin the primasy election btu- brass lamp.. - design you^ approve for your living room. Top disaster In the long run. There Is and everyone, we are sure, would [noir Set ‘ iota- tAalr dtaninUbkiglinlahiiig nSterlty 5 pcs. 9 9 always more common sense In the take a generous attitude toward Fine woven plaid im­ ^<'poaltk» makee It' ' ' necSsear^for extends upward when you lean back.Pu!Iyauti> ■'nemi to farmer* than In sofUe of the lobby­ such an Arrangement, in nylon tricot ported flannel or pin- 7.85 matife leg rest. ists ,of some of the politicians who' There Is no-doubt Manchester is by Her M ajilty wale corduroy, in solid Interpret their . sentiment. And fpriunate to . have two boards, red or rpyal blue, (L e ft) One of many common sense'la what Benson has w h ^ most communities have only Sizes smart paisleys; .shawl 49.50 tine gift tables is this been, fighting for. one. IVe would hate to lose either 6 to 14. or notched collars. :jSSS3? cocktail m o^l in solid 5 .9 8 A new plan wgfnoiw he launched one. wherefore our.suggestion that -.raat^wUl enabte vlsaaimnembers (Left) sturdy Early nutiheg. m p le with Jail. The Cruaader’a CaRtle the shadow taj^e upon Itself sub­ •Tust like morn’s, gown 'vCq eubadribe te 'i.^ ^ a National Amei^an looldng step ' (Right) Wire-back chairs add dis- distinctivex 2ft-inch stance as well.Np the nsm'e of and lace trimmed robe, .<^wnge Monthly.’ '.'^ table is made of mlid- round top. \ Dr.. Willard Uphitua, the gray;, '■,« A debt luUranMint program, da-; 4 tinction to this Daystrom Quality more durable ar^- fruitful co- pink or blue; cherry in a mellow old haired gentleman now residing In Gift Shirts by "M odel" dinette with its large 85 x'60-inch dominion. * • bepwn coloring. ^non-mar lindenwood Daystromite a .New Hampshire Jell, .can un­ Eventually—although this must ■"X,, doubtedly be considered and ac­ .remain.for the moment merely an table (opens to 66^inehes)x The cepted as whqt he himself claims foam-cushion chairs' have match­ idealistic possibility—we- might A large selection of >izcs 3 to 18 1*98 t o 3 p9 8 1 9 9 5 to be. a "Christian Pacifist." Jail is come to a completely equal legal l e a r i l $ 4 < ing beig6 textured jplastle seats. the .usual destination, in our world, status fSr the t^yij -boards. In which for anybody-who really makes an Ivy league and continental styles -in' smart ‘ of mf vm^sV^ ■ (Right) A little cigarette table of tRiirht) Old dough both of ’toem 'ape Cod; cranberry Communists-^haye sometimes been Sizes 6 to 16 ,"'2.98 and 3.98 (Heli^w) Youtb,'s desk in atrating how w'ell we, unlike some Gift Ba'x scoqp inspired this ^ smo^y (Right) Use boudoir choirs to “4pice” . reduced to tconsorting with Chrls- other nation* in the w'orld, observe , All are wash 'ri wear sanforized - maple has a dra'wor and sh d f; and with e v a ry pine.piece, now used for mago*, up bedrooms. This one has a . jhigh tlan pacifisU, fw protective-oolora-j the treatle* we ?ign, began- re- broadcloths or combed .oxford cloth, zines. Good magazine racks a roomy 80 x 40-inch top. 886. Tlie full cut perrhanent stays. purchase back with low cut-back ormsT Fabric­ .riop..X3oif>munlata haye. ,a"i Various | searchtng our record, b have rnade, for, as tlie jbriginal >' fcmi the easyeaiy wwty. ty. Give Imperial t GIFT CERTIFICATE thf.tr own dreaming of future possi- The youngsters will want purpose of the State Department Gijt-wtopptd bliitlee, they had him rharked Mown 3.98 to 8.98 those hassocks for TV research Indicated, we had, become "•inositrscdi. as a poteiUially dMgerous charac­ overly busy pronouticing our own Gollared 1*98 to 3 p9 8 stools, so buy plenty. ter who “ymuld ■ have to be de­ Bi.iperior moraJitles tn. the ; World. Splect' from bulky orlons, brushed mohair and A Round, square or oblong stroyed, along with capljaliat mil­ JVe like ■ us better when we let ' A\;oo?, shaggy orlons in slipover or cardigan shapes, all inches itarists, in Pje day of the success­ others disco^'er and proclaim our Crew ’ ls29^ to I p9 8 high, in a variety of col­ ful re.voluUon. stylM, turtle; neck, ski st.vle.<;. many with em- . Smart .note for modem-rooms . '. . (Left) Genuine Lane ceday Virtues, broidir^d trims. Girls’ to 6x, 8 to 1,4. <-i »-rV- ^ FULL QT. orful plasties. Dr. Uphtus h u escaped the fa'te S T'PV'. these'adjustable shelves. Metal strips cheat with antiqque ehorty ex- ‘ Our treaty record is cUiyently Fine cotton, or orlon and wool blends’, iong Ail Taxes hi# p^seible Con\munist friends in the-news again, because, the' na­ JODOLEI^^ to 3x ...... 2.98 to 5.98 8leeves,,full fashioned or ivy collars, in solidg laeluded in ehrOme ore attoehed to waii; 44 inehiM vtidA It is would .havahadIA store from, him, tion df 8witzerjand-,ii openly pro­ \ and jacquards; a gift any boy Will enjoy. Choice 3 styles ohidfes vre in soft oiltone walnut. ’ one Of many deoigDa ^ond and oncqunUrtMl, instead, the sadie- testing our violation of on 1850 : SUNOCO WHISKIY . M fSOOT • RM 8$-iiich size s h o ^ with 9-inch W o<^ ready, for Chriatmaa d»! vMigeanc* of J;6*t toUlltarlan- .treaty in which , both nations •cA M xeu m i smiTs * ’ HnuAj t » a ■ f * 1 S t t T I . f t 21 BO livery. Eooy tormaj < ailafied anU-Communism which agreied not to draft citizens of the WAIKM a SONS INCe PCOBAii iL 48-iiich oiii deep 14-ineh 4own| ajr*ar,topay OP£N TON IGHT TO 9 •IT k e • e e •• • *42560 7 9 3 5

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S V i ' V ■ MAMGHMTBlt BVSNINO >, XANCliBiiTBiW OOM^ WfDMSSbAY, Dl^GElIBBB M AN CHiam lygNIWO HIBALD, M JUICHlgm , OONW^ WEDNESDAY^ DECiaiBEB li, i m ths petto ffisw Mltojf in W nstos. Moranioni Diesq UeSog Beds to Trade TheththeyTl ew toiStoe In Ififil.” last Jufie. tlM tw w -O ilB la m , RiiHIt hss proof .that B ndunan eld sd tosB seiw w w taO ier fee erta fis Ths twoi«sir. fitibsintnt, was eorpofi^ in ths oM B stlsU arm y, w qnt boyond the eedpe of joum al- brought to trial. - . ExvMei Conductor Polioq Cancer Data signed In Msseow Mut msnUi Ss Castro Predicts and Jom Anton% M 0r t t I l s y m lam In M e relations w ith ra n k Young w as trsasfiirrsd Isst Thd H scrsgtksi D apsrtm snt Itort of a broodsitod soKhaags of w ere accused, o f leadtng an anti-' AuBtlifYoung.” —,bight to tho IM S of M ies psnsl C / ' U THf- sanotuiM H i th at U w rs a re T d ays Washington. Dto. (iri)—BoA- n.edleal rtaisrch data. This is (ms O astrO baitd in B feet C uba. Y ou n g Is a Sfi-ysaiM > ld so td tsr o f col»I^y,^^w hers convict gangs w ork MtlSA, XU)y, D»e. 1« (ffM BeO- left to vW t tiM flanta, C laus 18 Of the sgresmsats for bierssssd Cuba Invasion John V . M artino, 49,. an . aU lng fortune from M iam i w ho broke ja il !h ' m aihls quarries, to start his MONEY NUMBER arto MoMsiaeiil. wlie oenduetod W orkghee la O w tar Bpriiigs ■isn^sad Amsrlcsn seisaesto wlU doeporstion stommlng from ths buslneeam an from M iam i Beach, fo r tw o daye of freedom after be­ •entsnee. W ith him w ant P stsr the wsHd grsiwIsFi In Ifow T«fk Xndge. Saturday sad Soaday ttW is Infdrm ntlon in how to fight Saptombof vigit of Sovlat Prsmlsr John lam btbn. 36, a B ritliA i 4 M > m of Poediri’a 'thfss sbatt opona hours ars from 1 to'^ ^ jp.m ., sa d F la, heard A srosm utor dem and a ing sentenced In P ln ar del R io to T elevision w o ^ d a y s 4- to g p .m . lianesr, heart disesso sad p6Ho. NlklU S. Khtoshehav. Time on \!Ty .Next Year 30-year sentenM at the w indup of so ysa rs In prison as the lead er of U .S. citliten sen ten ced to 35 y s s r s 1:00 « t * heater fra p^oisl :30 Prlet to lUgM (C) ‘21 ‘mtUeo,” died on Sondsy st D r. H . Van ZUs H yUe, Asst, — V ' i " " : ...... aa a co-leader in Y oung’s bem d. First Show .(la prosTen) Hen Into gjaee his fioBMr near MUsa. He was 80. hie sw ift trial In la C abana F or­ an anti-governm ent hand. H e w aa Early Show, (bi profrext) Harbor Onewnawd, surgeon g snsrsi fo r Intsm atibnal (O liffisiw d tram rag s O m ) tress h ere fo r alleged co u n ter-revo ­ recaptured in a H avana hotel a n ^ { N | M 0|C A Y iO i^.f^^ I JM ISM .T^ te r Ita prqsrsae) „ Oaale.A Harriet Bom in the smith ItsUaii oi^ at hi 1834 and oouduetsd ths OtHeAge affairs, eald h u t n ig h t: 0 lu tio n ary activities. N M srtlno, jA , B u c h a n a n , 43, w ho had Interyiew ed' ! ~ ■hesabm ^^ew hsi... wM i en Ckey M — » J*** . - f j ; | qnirte NuxkcUcr* i;00 JiU.-Uliooalra^ ll ■ Hart. MoranamU want to the TMt<- O fora until 1899. He rstunted to (O aiM m M fw m INMt« « ^ ) aircraft U uttchtaig an d racesrar) I ii,a r^ ’'wlm hss" esd ptk Isr tU ewsm eC yss sidd. Ppoa g ^rtoon piarnouxo. H aw aiian ftlya - "W s’ll hold raostlnga on each o f and to lunch iM th A dm . A nderson, .O u b k T ;.. . P erh ap s th ey ans afraid A m erican cH lsen arreatpd an hour him there, w as eharg^ w ith in­ N tf w M a N y W r o f ■at ICaatenon' ’ ' Movie at Nlae ed Ststos before World Wbr I sitd Italy in 1847 and had Uvad in ro- th a th 'to fields. D l 1160, t h s e s n - 4pntm g pralu* I*!* m inrton by •nir p resid en t an d h er hudband re­ ^ h r W ssp ls of Cifim w ui bscom e after he arrived here la st Ju ly 3$ , volvem ent In the escape. M rtlc,oS ’.lt Woatber. >New* aad fiooHa P e rry Como Show (CX 10, in 1817 suoeosdod Arturo Tboosft- tkreoMnt ataos. > oer and h eart d isssae m eetin g s w ill 1:30' l'T « O o t a fiMWet V iM P rtW ljlM t W ch»nl M . N ixon. m ained aboard the H ed-M olnes but th s M tw npls of A m erica.” denied all the ch id es. Y he court told C ow les that B uchanan aided FALSETEETH E:3Q Robin Hood i:00 Wed. ------int as leading oomtuothr of ItoUsn be held in th s U n ited States, w ith gsve no indication w hen it,w ou ld Encore open St New York’s raetrepeHtae. -W hrto H ouxo prw » •ecrftao’ could aee the air show from a C astro'S -m ilitary eiourts m asn- Y oung '.'evoh to the point o f p ay­ Sports and Hemi . „ m orn eani euB LdAir d i j r t a n c e . annoim ce the verdict. * in g for, th a H a'V ana h o tel room .” W itli Mer* Com fort I' tn MMs SA, HMM*est«r T Rollle Jacobi' Club House ■ “ tkaet Hdur '■ a t 4l i o w C airo, D ec. 16 Iff)— A W orld Ju n M C. H xir*rty reported 6n t h e |:4S Doua Edwarde ft la Tour Ufa 10. O thers com ing from the M s srh ila picked u p speed. Preeident O svaldo M rtlcoaX re- B uchanan Is held at i the head­ PA sm T H , a pleam at alkaUae P h e n e M l 3- 41t t , , , § 10:80 Mil a Wallace a h u ftrisd trip to T tU y an d rsestved Etoiik agroem ont to land M tA m il­ fM rid en t'R R hipboard life b y radlo- A trib u n al in H avans aentencsd jected an appeal by W illiam H . q u arters o f the C uban M ilitary In- (n o n -seld ) pow der, bolds false.teath O p e n S a A 9 i M t o 1 P M . i John Deity Man1 .W ith a-C am era' M oines for lunch .w ith A nderson m ore flrm ir. T o eat end talk m hoom Huntloy-Brlnkley Id. from Pudoinl -the soores of "H lion donars to enlarga tha B uss M a m l o w s a n d o t h b b trtep b on e from the rn ilser to new e- M aJ. H U bsrt M atos, w ho resigned 'veatlgation M partm ent Ihv,^ - 1.85 Bvrke-Barenti Wichita Town 10. 33. m en aboard the eacorttnir aircraft w ere H tgerty, U nderpecretsir of C ow les, president of the Inter- oom lort, ju st sprinkle a Jlttls F M - 19 G Markbane T bbsrro,” "luor AngsU os” and .C anal w iU ha signed In W ashing­ PDfB 3IAIN ST. STOMSB BANTLY OIL SU te R obert D . M urphy and B rig, as oom m ander at C am aguey prov­ A m erican P ress A ssn., fo r release yaiia . O fficiale said fo rm a l ch aifiM 'I'U T B on rou r plstss, n o sunuar. l;0b After Dlrintr Horfe gride FootbaH ‘iQ fsim l SohiocM ,” tho th ree op eras t o n D a e . 31, T he new sfiaper A 1 eu rier K aaex.'to w hich Adm . A n­ ince troop s la st. O ct. 10 w i t h a of M iam i H erald reporter Jam es w ill be sent to a civil court In ■ooey. pasty testa or fseU ss- O bsd ts flhotxun Blade 11:00 _ ,rry Sarenli . IQ OPEN derson also has m oved for the G en. A ndrew J. G ood p ^ er, W hite "plstg odor” (d tn tu i i t b ) . O s t PREFERRED FINANCE Mnria at fievtn Weather. Sport|, A Newa I, li m aking up ’*n ’T H ttico” ("Tho A hrsm roportod today. T he bank H ouse staff secretary. b last sg aln st oom titunlSTn, to 30 Buchanan, D ortlcoe told C ow lu, P lbar del R io and it w ill be de- FASm TH e* any film « B ig N «W i tr^ y ^ ”). M orsnaonl oO nductsd w ould taka inunodlsts necessary EVBET NIGHT TIU. 8 years in prison' fo r sed ition. G as- publisher of the Spokane (W ash) Ntwi and Weather 31. F u t u r e 40 tho pfam ters at the M stropoM tan ■tops for ths im plem entation of (EXCEPT SATUBDAT) i n M I r r h i l l V * ^ e PrealdepfR jlfo h ad boon a sta r w itn ess ag ain st Spokesm an-R eview , ’’our govern- 1:15 West Uaei. HlghllghU 11 ;15 Jack Paar ., U ter-ln-law , John and T Jarb ara B l- SU BS TO GET O UO m ES World'e Beat Iteviaa^ b o D e e . 14, 1* 18. tha agreem ent follow ing Its sig n s > ts old com rade In arm s, T w enty- ,: N l^ t fipot M ppsafibnl M t (fee M atM poM tan tors, ths paper added. . ien h ow er. have stateroom s close by N ew York, M e, 1« tff> )--B ev une officers ■who defected w K h h f i b l h f l U t ; » Wagon Train 10. 38. ' BtartUdit Horla the President. ’ ly A alsn d, 17, h as filed a $ 14. M atO B drew term s o f tw o to seven Border Patrol 11 ;30 Ja c k p a a r B arbara, w hose stam ina aatw j- suit against the H aym Storage Line Up ^ 13. ' Ted fite^ ghow ' v years. T hirteen others w ere ac­ TV Rendera .Digeal ' :50 Newa a W u tb a r Ished the w ives of A thenian offl- C o. here. She says the llrm w on’t M ARLO W ’Cl AN Dt O TH ER S WARDS OPEN im MBtiT TH l $ EXCEPT SATUffllAY IHIW CHMSTMAS 1:00 U 8 Harxhal ft :00 Newa: Prayer C lala seem ed grlad to rest, too. q u i t t e d . Late Newa . - give her hack the clothes actor T w o Cubans In P lnaf del Rio F I N E M A I N 0T . S T O R F J 5 TV Halt Order T he SS-j’ear-old s\ibstltuto F irst E rrol riy n n left th ere fo r h er be­ - O P E N 8BB SATCElsAm A TY W EEK IX>R COMPLETE L ira iN a L ad v to t In a nap also B efore dltir fore his death. In the su it filed w ore condem ned to doath before a firing-squad , a sen tence estim at­ EVERY NIGHT TH X t ner - John, an A rm y m ajor w ho yesterd ay in ^ tats Su prem e O ourt, (EXCEPT SATU RD AY) Is one o f h is fath er’s aid es, accoin - M ias A sdland said the clothes ars ed to have been peaeed upon 865 penied H afrerty w hen he_^w ent te w o r t h $ 4,000 and ths w ants $ 10,- persons before the C astro regim e phone new sm en his report on the 000 d a m s g e a hsM ed its w er crim ed hearings WARDS R adio resid en t's early acU yltles. (T his Ifsting hM lades only thoSs new s h fandsisto at 18 : s r U - H aiferty said jasehhow e— w ho ‘B ilnnto length; Som a ataM one oarry ethpr aherl aew sessto). Is appatw tiy atandlnj up ex­ WDRU-ISM 9 .00 M o n i t o r trem ely w ell-i-lo 6ked forward :UU Newa. Zatroan., , 10:00 T teaaury of M uaie •Sfferlv to the S-d ay voyag e. “^1 S il5 Art Johnaon 10:30 Interm uao for M edertli - T here w as plen ty o f opportunity 6:G Lowell Tbomaa 11:00 N e w a ■ T:0U Amna' S‘ Andy 11:18 Sporta F inal - aboard th e cn iieer fo r ou td oor rec- .7:31) News Comedy Time t l ; s 5 M arU sbt fiaranada -reatlon. A net w as available so ?:G Bob and Ray 12:55 N aw a, riSD off g:U0 World fonlght WINP—1319 ' the P resident could practice golf ,8:15 Huale till Dna . liym shots on deck. H e could 12:00 Newa S:Q 0 F inancial N ew a also do som e sheet shooting. 12:10 Huxle nil O r he could w atch w estern m ov­ 1:00 Newa. Sign 7:00 fU ltop L ew la' ies or play bridge w ith his staff tSUAY-OlO 7;20 Fam liT T heater BUZER 1:00 Big Bbow |:g 0 Newa m em b on o f the ship's officers. 8:10 John Qalft World 'fodar T he ad ven t o f t o w a t c h EVERY N IGH T TILL 9 •—r-- III ff" .r m —pretty yoke^ityle CliriitfMs and Now Ytor 4-nc. porsonatizMl HfWtl (EXCEPT SATURD AY) ( 82 BAJ.DWIN RaAO ■ ; ' i g o ^ . C P 94 n y lo n MANCHESTER. CONN. printwi fingtrtip ttwtis sot hr dtcorolor solids ^ r C R U G a n d Sure to deli^U \ for strength, 40% Celerfvtly decorated , Deluxe In every de­ Bemborg rayon for - w S r V t - » . $ ■ 1 6 6 UPHOLSTERY AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN holiday dfrigm create 3 foT^ tail — Including gift 1^ . i silky aoftneas. Col- a fettive mood. W oih- box, Tony both fcwol, ora. CLEANING When Ihe gift It Penny Pormef condlet, fresh er... or m ora w elcom e. o b le . 1 1 x 1 7 ' . - - - . r e c k Merry OiHstmos Box, gola in risd, gold FOR EXPERT folks en{oy temelhing different and ex­ S9o T d . M l 9 -1 7 5 2 and greon, pocked with buttercreoms, OR citing every timb the .kex Is opfned. Over WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING 22 flavors and a wide variety of shapes Ijots, fruits, caramels, marshmallow-ond- RAOlATfXR REPAIRING AND RBOORING M l 3 -5 7 4 7 M V r SWEATERS and rises fill every boxi Mads vrith the fudge; pastels, dark and milk chocolate. '■or ,, fjOMPLETE BRARE SERVICE ' 9x12 CottoR R«9S fkisst foodv there's no cartdy f W t e r , ' 2 l b s . $ 3.20 X' l\ i : I'' I f 1 J ,8EE.::.; . ■ $4 .9 5 '“'* M oeliifiR w iM d, $ 8 .5 0 PINE LENOX \ SAUI SKHAniRE 11-A Garner's PHARMACY SAUI ^ o la if aatoMatic SAursHSNAniKio-a. 3 SU M M ER ST. ' 355 E..CBN T ER-ST. . 9-2012 npedty driidc fryer wpidty irtiagir wailwr W e O l v e 3tp c G reen Stam ps ... token you want the best M I 9-0896 11-lh. capacity waditr Oioica of 3 drying M M Csnris, thorough. Ef^ tamporaturas. Fait, 3 w o d v 2 rinse Ism - Rcianf [daop-surgo WINTER seonomieal le me; paraturst.^GSnria, yet rinsing. MuM-posUion * 9 9 R E G . 8178 Ihoreugh agitatioQ. Men’s warmly $8 SOWN writtgsr, lint fUtsr. IS DOWN MOkETS ■ ■ s T Tha focal point of this drtts It tumsd aslda to espturs Boys’ Orlon^ Men’s dl wool Brent rib Men's flannel Watsr-soop fovsr. 338.98 your figura at its most alluring...thsdtt of the vamp, g iff sweaters cent sweoters Kaed Operas with ovsrtonst of ths thriwaway chic that makes a knit T-shirts qwrts shirts 17 95 draft tha mainttsy of an avante-faihipn wardrobe, Bril- 5 9 9 $ . ;'“ '’' lisntiy buckltd to one tide with pattemsntaris. A psffeM 3 ” 4 ^ 6-13 A foil for your fun Jswsit, In tpeaktoftiy shtdefof: slivsr R E G . 4.98 3 - 2 ’ ® 2 ~ R E G . ,3.98 N O I1D3 !JS li-'’ - fliZ, egipiog. pink lady, creme Yvette blue, creme Soft olk-tannad up- C otton - . fifn n el C ra w neck style In 6 button e o a t Snug body-hugging v a i v 3 a o i . .. cocoa, and blsifk. Sizst 6 to 18 ,7 to 17. psrs, lined With ahirta. Perm a-. $ 3^9 .9 8 bulky knit Oriw * Sw eater la hand fM.-Cdmbed cotton; w aahable. R ein­ worm, fluffy nylon sent eojiar O N id d O H S Aeiylic that looks n'^lon rainforced- a t a y a ; c d o r f u l f o r c e d e l b o w s . floscs. PIrm y at ASV 3 ao.i hand made. Wash- B lu e, .'b row n . 38 neck. Minimum f i s x - patterns. S-M -L - Poinsetuas Ibis leather soles. X U . • abis. 8 to 18. t o 44. shrinkdge. S-M -L, and all your , hoUdny '-■ favorite fiovbers are now of Give Vow Boy Pentland*t Ideal gift for the man ' •mUkA m e h Gijt in your life . . Artistically d e ­ CertifiaOe 6 x m CH ARUDS M clN TOSH . signed floral ar­ S m T SHIRTS LONDON FOG and D RI-W AY rangem ents are a M s e s a t o 30. ^ 2 Ibvdy^'w ay to exten d " Raincoats C h ristitifis,. g reet­ $ 5 IN lm C lU N M SC FAEC ings. W e have m any 7 d istin et| d e creatio n s STm iO Avtoim itic -doy hams Iriall 5 2 9 ’^®' -- .'p £ SelelWemen’ SalelCanodion for gating or for aieNATURi portabla SALEl Docren Heavy-duty yo O r criira d e c o ra tive |ilioii0gr5iph J i figure skates hecke.7 skates 1, . ^ . ' ’ '... 7...... 2-pc. hiiiersuit V* inch drill n a ^ ' . ■ . ■ ' $1 a d w i i i SUCKS « 0 8 8 . 9 8 8 SALEl Hoi^ome CO2 gas $S DOWN IftB B . Please place^ $i A MONTH $■ A MONTH 1 A 95 1 0 R E G . 10.46 R E G . 9.4S poWIred piHet. rifle set R EG . 33 J5 your order $5.95 X. BOYS’OOFFLERS Sows f o r w ^ , backward; dams, siondA Sows over Snap-out axtamion spooker In lid.. V-M ehongsr \ Puliy hatdsnsd TbrnoM Dooust Lol- For target shogting, 4 R R Pidl 5-oz. bonded Special pur^osol ..early! ondssmodsl.Heayy dac ron Insulation— ’ ^o yt both ftproo and nort-ttarso. Hastens control.' pins and haovy tooms wNh #as«. Automatic bobbin stool holds shofp pests, small gams. 6 I Double" rsduetlon $8.95 H . 0 0 ^ edge. Vinyl bound groin leather shoe, warmth Without gears for moro Mmid.ufwl phona plays regular records. .47.95 winder. C empists wMi handy carrying com. powdsriots, 250 pal* -shoes, non-bredk full suede Unirig.Clou-; wCAght, bulk. IPO- power. Gabulria Conte in end see odr beatitiful table model' No mfitlhly paymanH tW Pafaryaiy No montbly payiwawifs IM Pobniory X, nylon Bitted. bls-thl$k box tbf. Iqh, xippsr gun cose. . RjQG. S0J96 dsnisr nylon cover. Jocob.s chuck. i V - CHRISTMAS TREES ■> This yeir tve _ . ,V, DOUBLE are featuring ■ ' , $ 2 ' in M M rbaiidtoa ‘ IMPORTED • Green i SAIEI PERMANENT SPfCIAll54l. CHRISTMAS , ANn-FREE« RING FRUIT CARE • Stamps R e g . - 1.98. E t h y ­ ndi wHh trulti, iM i. , Fink Selection of' Men*» lene g lycol AUractlva ' ■ m . b a s e . . 1^ 55 sift box, a. »T CERAMIC^ SjPM Witii CMh Sales Weiaiid^f 4 Sweaters of SA N tA S. S t J M G H S . " '■y. d e e r , MU(ja, ■ F^ROTLACaiS, A IN BOTH IMPORTED , SM El G ift jpinwrsible etc. B y adding a sp ray o r p lan t ^ ^ Uirtll f aai All Day ThuridaiL y o u h a v e v i attractive piece I and DOMES'nC WOOLS autamatks perfoloter I fo r you r m antel or taO tc. W m . A . Regers 71-pc. .9 5 Y O U f i SALE C H O IC 8 silverplote set for B , A n d , U p IZSo. SPEMAU Alrliss l 74Mh wlka op ft fwoft MMlci AilU N i diectfatar-ftylid SAIEI “Country Lane" even Chooss twin-con­ Ukb ]|9.95 noma, r f o m - n m NIWI AH' UmiTY ikrfaxci ti^ifa m lia trol pop-up toaster bitin4._Watsrlighfj , T ool steel cu tter. PORTARIISAW Indudas cocktail forks, sIMlis gsttablstV, IIIIF JUMM cMds^ or aluminum llrillot wash like ofty pah. 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MiKtiiil B'nMt EVilNlNQ HERAl^> itAtiq^BSTgR. ^^ N E 8t> A Y . t)ECEMBBB X9S9 A lAN CttlfiSi EVSmNG H8RAU) MANCHESTKIt. dONK. WEDNESDAY, DEOSMBlE m 19B9 Ra c e U, [im-i ito* Amartean Zadlaa,. which will form hackdreyia for tha tahloaux. In­ Extendi Foreaut ^4» l d b f 8 edBuildupg WSCSStogea cluded, among the famous paint­ ings are. two Madonna Interprata- Windsor Loeka, Dae. 16 (ff)—The tets, Mi^ile BaWfe? oWait^Sw! i ^ a m b e r Joseph F. MMnmas and Walter Noel Tableaux thma, "Bantu Madonna” from U.S. Weather Bmreau at Brhdiey OTAMPS GIVEN CASH South Africa, and "The Blue , d o u b l e H, Dpnseriou. no tangto kd-New Yot* •himt 200,000 men under the com­ being fulfilled,’' he said. Mrs. Docpthy Mason, SunMt Dr., named Is to appear and testify. In’New Mexico Re sidded tll>st constdernble Sikorsky aircraft plants In Bridge­ client wants him to, to ’ out-, of and Wat a IdcalbusihiMe conCem mand of ah engin'tor gmieral who - Vernon; Scott Moonsh, Glastop- port and Stratford, dxpims Feb. 16. Either side Is a law suit or a ts establit1f:'a heliport pregrses has h m made In Joint buiy; Mrs. Shirley HuU. 78 White, criminal case has the right to la- whim. Every lawyer in 'donnectieut has under hli.'control all factories araa design and production, In The president of the Slkomky, is by statute a Commiesloner of on Broad St Alto.'hd sayi, Hart-, (Oohlhiiied tram Fnga B*a) In which nuejpar bombs are manu­ The way to ‘‘his” ^ St.: Kerri Kolbe, 106 Walker S t ^ union has indicated that group sue subpoenas In order to compel ftod and New Haven are about .to. chiding work on the surfnce-to-alr DISCHARGED TODAY: Ray­ necessary witnesses to appear. But the Superior Court and as such Is factured, an tfrtlng Skee, all fac­ missile, the Hawk, and the alr-to- win not accept the contmet of­ an officer of the Court Itself, as establish heliports' Ailjacent to Vaughn on U.8.'60 wde a grey­ tories in which rockete and guided mond Sojka, Ellington; Charles fered by Pratt snd Whitney to Its the law cannot force Just anyone their metropolitan A rus. hound bus carrying 23 poaoengera sir Sidewinder. Zemek, West WUllnMon; Robert to appear. The party issuing the wen as a ja^^<' representing a miasUes are produced and rocket "We. are determined to make plants. In East Hartford. Manches­ client That, his obltgation to the -and the driver. and guided ntoelle wits." Gaura, 46-Wellman Rd.;'Mrs. Bar­ ter, Meriden and Southington. subpoena must be prepared to court will not permit him to'Issue whatever tfort and saeiiflce the bara Moseley', "iSS Oak S t: Gary prove that the witness has rel­ ' A rescue party bucked through The NA’TQ powera have in west­ is through our front door! tature ihay require of us to be able In a telegram to the lAM, John the summons promiscuously, but the drifta to within a mile of the ern Europe about tWo-thlnli of Farmer, 11 Lynn D f„ Vernon; B. Monahan, president of 'the evant information to give. If the only when he feels that protecting to matntatn an effective nuclear James Campbell, Glastonbury; witness does not have such Infbr- RCA Consents bUi this morning, than fought their their planned goal, of SO dlvtokme . deUveiv eapahUity.’’ Oatea said. Slkomky union,. Said ;^Congratula- or I asserting hla cllpnU’ proper way on foot to the enow-locked in the central sector, plue'lX di- Ths aiffi mosf lijcply lueessd with mss st Christm«f will But he emphastsed the neM for David Buscaglla, Coventry; Ros­ Uons to your membership on ac­ matlon. he 'might be able, to have rights demands It.. well Abom. 983 Tolland Tpke.; vehicle only to find the pOMMngers 'visloiis from Turkey, 5 toom bs enoisn hsrs! It's our yssr-round bwdnssi to knew sx< Shared financing in the develop- tion taken on company proposal. the 'subpoena set aslde^but: he Of couras, this is a very aimpl’e To Ban Payola preferred' to remain In' the Heated Mrs. Charlqttq"StTiun, 299- Parker must be excused by the court. Greece, 7 from Italy, on# from setly what msn Ijks ta w air. That's why yoiu can ba sura BMBt of tiew weapona. Slkomky Local 877 Is behind you statement of ' the subpoena and Due rather, than fight their way Norway and one from Denmark. St.; James RFt) 8, Rock- 100 per cent.” A summons gives notice that a summons, and naturally leaves bock to where trucks, waited to that your salaetians will ba axfctly to your man's'tAfta! 'Gatea. said he aaw no Indleatlone villa; Mrs. Dorothy Wnuk. 22 Pro. civil action has been brought Washington, ibec. 16

— The NATU Air Forces in Europe iiow the Soviet Union would make nnyt Meriden Und SoAthlagton union much unsaid. But this, we believe, Radio Oorp. of America Mae speed­ take them out. They were total about 6,000 operational air­ spect St., Rockville; Mrs. HaMl Workers had accepted the PmU against the person served. Should is a f ^ general statement. In any In good condition and spirits "and oonceaalans at a summit meeting Rsrtl,. Talcottvllle; WUfred Bois­ ily agreed to a'government con­ craft using 220 bases. Strategic and Whitney Aircraft offer whicR the defendant fall to appedr, he event, the wiaest and.aim^est rule not lacking food, water or warmth. hombers, provided only by- the that would .warrant a reduction of vert, Tolland /Rd., Vernon's Mrs. may lose the suit by. default The sent order that forbids RCA to U.8. forces. provided pay increases of 7 to 12 to follow when you are served with give? concealed payola to disc Only. Che lane of traffic to>natoed United States and Great Britain, Ann Benson and dsu^ter, 64 Mt. cents an hour, .but the East Hart­ sumroohs contains all the neces­ either s subpoena or a summons Is ojpen dm Vaughn's main.atreet. aiid remain imder national control. Defense Minister HaroM Wat Nebo PI. sary Information to notify the de­ JocHoeye. ' Idason of BrltsUn and Defense Min­ ford and' ManchMter tinlon em­ to answer it, to appear, and to do In dottlg ao yesterday, RCA did •Ids stresta were completely Seven intermediate range bal- Hoapitel OUiiloe ployes mjeefed the proposal and fendant to defend hla righta-^the what is required of you in the case. blocked. JJahy tofirns^opie yul; Ilstie miasilea bases—each eoulp- ister Prann Joeef Stioiiee of West Chest: Friday, by appointment nqtrAuliMt any law viotations to Oermany also supported the Amer­ have been working without a con­ names of the parties, the court In Diia way you wilt sVold getting unteered to take,In stranded motor- ped with 15 missiles, have Been Tumor; Friday,. 10 a.m. which the proceedings will be into difficulty with the Court, and the past. Cmieent .decrees are a ican poslUm that Integrated com­ tract since Dec. 4. common way of ending kUgation Ists, but they were ungbla to get estsbllahed or planned for Europe. Child OuHlaiieei CUnio PExplalns Offer heard, the nature of the actioQ, at the same time you will be ful­ off the niain otreei to the homes. FOur are in Great Britain, two are mand Is a keystone of -NATO. By appointment only Monday in antitrust cases and other fields watklnsdn announced Biitiin AcceptanM of the contract had snd the -amount involved. The filling your obligation -as a re Four main . federal, highways re­ Uhder construction in Italy, and through Friday,-8. a.m. to 4 p.m summons is issued snd signed by a sponsible citisen. —thiLcompany aa.vs It won’t allow mained Mockod In Rew Mexlto this one is planned for Turkey. I no present Intention of cutting also Monday, 6 to 30 p.m. been recommended by the union’s the fidton practice in the future ; 5S.OOO-man army on. the Rhine. negotiating committee hut the lawyer a s's Cotamliseioner ofy the This column Js-^written by the morning, stranding hundreds of In addition, vthe U.S. 1st Miartle hut does not admit It did anything motorists and bringing desperate I aaid the German goal of Bast Hartford-Manchester mem Sup^or Court and directed to State Bar Association of Oonneeti ' wrong In the Division is reeponatble for d e r ­ berahip voted against It. the Sheriff of the Cauiity, com­ cut to make you better . Informed milk ahertoges/-to Isolated ating the Atlas and Titan lOBMs a 5S0.(X)Q-man army by the end of .. RCA said It Welcomed the ac­ town. 19S1 is t^ th lrd s realised and will At a. preas confemnee In the manding hlih- to notify' the'de- and .mOira fully aware of our laws. front-U.B bases. » ■ tion. Trtlha, Air Force Weasel half­ The report listed the Ruoston he reached. union's .East Hartford headquar- The Federal TradeVopnimiaMan tracks aiid atato ldghway\ ierawa ^ Secretary Herter. at the opening' tem yesterday. Main aaid the pay ICSM os the T8, .with a range of filed a complaint agalnat ffiefbjg battle to, free ettceos to to^toe on 5,000 miles shd ‘ speed of 16,000 council session yesterday,' Insisted raise provision In the contract rtoord manufacturer and eight New Mexice's high plains bUtied once more on Integration of NATO Ibamas James fVtrd "wasn't' bad” but thkt other pro­ SchooJJSoqgdUiay Get Chance miles sit hour. Jt la 110 feet long mUltaiy forces under a unified others on Dec. 3. The oUier'caseS' under drifts to-12 feet deep; and goes to ..an altitude of 875 Thomas James Ford, 76,' died visions, especially those m g sr^ g still are pending but' RCA's was , ' Western New Mexico was clOar- miles. . ' $1.50 to $3.50 eonmaad to counter the growing suddenly late last night at his empIo.va security, were "terrible.” ing this morning, hut the dytog stiticlng power of Improved Soviet T o ’" dispesed of in/'record time. The U.S. Atlas is credjt.ed with a home, 158 Cooper St. 'Main was asked why the nego­ 'Undto the order, RCA must not storm continued. to dump heayy range of 5,500 miles and a speed of anna He was bom in PortadoWn, Ire- tiating conunittea then recom­ amounta. of mow in ths high, flat Lsather/jtklfM •$4jP 0 OF With etroal flrmnesa fVance has make any payment to Induce any­ 15,006-20,000 miles on hour. Tlie kuid, Dec. 29, 1868, and had Hved mended 4he proposed eontraet to By BOB SHAW i -Those, who are "interested,' one to broadcast'ltd records unless areas of esat-central New Mexico. U.S. TUsn is given the same range been holding out for a.m tsm to In Manohestto for 66 years. He the union membem if they felt that Mayor Eugene T. Kelly said this . FYeesing weather disappeared 1 ^ moaerve what President Charles , 20 ABOARD, LOST Whitney A lrcr^ in East Hart­ had stipulated that unless the pro­ Town Directors on Its money ways skeptical are turned by the tures that approached freaking. ' ow, Soetlaiid, Detv 16 (J?) that Is each nation retaining full said "I wish to commend both ' Road conditions in the upper S control 'hf Its forces. ford tor 10 yeilSa before his re­ posed contract was pmsented to needs, as it hss long wanted to do, Directors toward the Board of RCA and its counsel and the com­ —The Brtttaii trawler Red Fol- tirement .three years ago. He was the union members with such a Education when budget time rolls Texas Panhandle .were snarled otlU eon today was offldally re­ French Foreign Mlnlsj^er Oouve before the town budget Is .mlapted mission’s Bureau of Litigation for and state police asked motorists da MurviUe appeared to be con­ a member of South Methodist mcommendatioh then no offer arouiid. ■ ' ' negotiating an effective . consent ported' missing aadtbelteved lest -Church. would be made at all. next spring. not to travel U.8. 66 w«rt of Am­ with her crewt of 26,' Hie Red ducting a diplomatic delaying ac- . There’s a cdnfUct caused by the order in so short, a time. Illils arillo. tlcm until President Fhsenhower ar- Survlvwa Include two aons. Al- "Qw agmeing to it was Ihe But the mmtiqg would Hot be quick response . . } Is definitely in Folooa was last heard of by radio btot Ford and Walter Ford, both OMy way to present the contract /act.that while the Board of Bd- ’Temperatures shortly before off nree, on Ihe eoaet ,ot Argyll- rlvea Friday and can meet with sn official one. '' uoafil|1iboi'« who wera an tboraas Undanpood, 173 Fadridge dividual foreman In favor of au- rectors or Bubcommitteea to ait in. away and fell on power' lines, dis­ (eherQua and kind Ip our raeant sor­ Neektiaa....$1.00toS2.00 St; Romaa^Manstir, 28 8. Haw- have jmlnted to the North En$ Jun­ Pension Changes row. Mrs, Angela Anasldi tonnatic pa.y ralsea over a giVen A night conference would serve ior-high school. It will be built for rupting •lecbricity to on estimated . Edwin Walker, thonie S t; - Cheryl Pariaeau, 2 Funeral, aervices for Mrs. Angela period, of time -In labor grade clas­ for the Board of Education ha saiwhirl fuU, full skjrt—^most nm r tnamn - ■ m 8-vsi$ •••'JUST < 1 WILBUR CROSS with tiieir very, own njrlon-net underpinnings! S im 8 to 6x from S:98..JiiaaT to OPIN EVERY MUHT llimL I ■ ■ RATVROliY W T O OMIHTIIAS - FREE IM REAR OFUTORE til tum sria«r'-M i m s o — a m p l x r A n s i N s 1 4 ftomft.98.". - I-...... |•M. II .....■...... I .. l i II. , in' II ' 'ifcVir I '

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M A N C a i^ R BVENING HERALD. MANCHfCm^ OONM. WEDMESDAY. DECEIIBER 16. 19K9 LiO .U m m r.- Section Tujo WEDNESDAY, DECEM^Jk 16, 1969 ^EDNETOAY, DECEMBERB E ] ^,16, 6 / ; 1969 Pages U to 28 eaBTlaUd a# Staying Jan. M k i OsMtadali Ltry, - a;- Jimiot Cegitury R o ck v 0 e Daddario S j^ k s 66, assUtanLfHiikgilr Of Btrdland. der had p le a d e v - the Bfpad^ay Jazs Chib. cleiming Levy had knoelcsd him cheater by aenring oa e member o< Noles^ First YeGr To History Class Las'' BcblSelnger, 48, who was down eaveral tlmea: the B o m c iM Dtroetocii srill always bt reguGed by me oa a Mgh heaor NOTICE New Haven Mayor to Sp^k v ..I, Jacolis Quits Board, Kamati Shows nJ.S. A id to Th« Junior Contury Club of tl.S. history studente , kt Man­ end great privUeiN.'’ ^ . f ’ Smeafis StGlUMIst ichMtor eotolHrated Ita first chester High Schodl heard about ' 'Phe statement of GOP ClMirmiifl' Smoa VtUit W O CUSTOMERS O f ALBERT E. FORD lay at tu ChrlsUnu moctlng: At Deinoferat Victorj^inner the activities ef congraeeihen. todky 'John Shea follows : kl|^t at the Whiton Momorial from .Mlm Daddario. U.8.' repm- "1 sincerely regret the fact the] ^Deceptive, AttracHm ’ eeiitative from Xhp firat Congres-' BUY Hl$ GIPT5. WHERE Navy ’Cpmer awUtbrium. New,. Haven's Mayor Richard C-^' for their work in the Dec. ‘Atty, Ronal'd Jarobs has found" MO EGG DEUVERIES THE REMAINOtR O f A itw ram of Christmas tnuifc aonal Dtstrlet (Hartford County). HE BUYS THMR. AT MARLOW'S ItapuMieeh RooeM JecMM yea- necessary to submit hi* resignation (OewOeaedifrom Page Om ) ical prafeuion, said be agreed Lm will be guefet speaker at a vic­ 1 dectlbn. ' Daddario spoke for an hour at was l^roMnted by the Round Table In his first speaking engagement taedhy raai|p)ad from this BMrd of to the Board of Direetors. I feel he By EVEU nT' ndth Been in oppoOing federal pro­ Singers of Manchester High School tory dinner-danee .to be h ^ hy the request of etudlent Walter ihas been^ fSarleee and outstand- The HU2K. "Beag^tc. a j» w posed to good medical care for gram* such M the Forand Mil. aa mayor-elect, FUherty'entour- Dtoectorii. sihd Demooratle iaeddn THIS WEEK DUE TO DEATH IM FAMILY under the direction of O. Albert, Rockville* Democrats at Bged the group to continue Its ec- Parker. 'The lecture was part of a Director whose ability to Navy utility helteopter was un-unvell- our needy ettisene.'' Said Dr. Weise: Pearson. The program included the' Koeciuatko C li ^ ' tivlty, pollucally end eoCleliy, In government study project. oald Immedtotefy that a JtepuMieaa' mudyze difficult eltuationa and ed publicly yee^rday before . ap­ He 'emphealxed that Forand-typa ‘There are eome who choisee to several selections jf,rom Bach, folk order to keep ellve the inteyeet In .win he eUowed to auCceod him. clearly speak. his mind on them proximately 2M military 'offlcere o94Modk the progress that h u Democrats celebrating SBNTBNi IN SLATINO has been a definite benefitvto the and -preee r^eaenlativee by Ka- legislation would provide nothing tuhes-Trom' various countries,' tra* their victo»;^t the polls Dec. 1. locei government. Jacoh’a reSighatton to' effective been made In meeting the beoltlv ditionsl American carols, and mod* P^Tdent Jane Page* appointed New York, 16 (Jt>)—^An en- Jan. 19. Town of Manchester. man Alrcra^ CMp. at. its Bloom for senior ciUsehs not now eligible care needs of all the people... Leo B. JPWuierty Jr., a hUnorlty convict wae' sentenced "I bepe that at eome ttnte'fn the field plant for aoeiei security, among Vhom.- em» versions of " '’Twas the Night leaderr'" was eiectcd msywr of & ndminating. committee to prepare yeeterday Although Jacobe htmSelf ekie- they are advocating for a sabstl- Before Christmas" and g elate of offleers fof I960. Mem- to 20 years to life 'or the eUb- oaeded a Democratic Director. In. future Atty.' Jacobs' personal -Af­ B efore/ a spectacular display he said, ere "moat of the Oldeet tuts for the most and beet med­ Jingie ^ ijv iiie and carrlad all but two faire will once again make it possi­ f^ h t of seven of the company's Aells.’’ of his. running mates to victory bera ere; Mrs. Esther Boucher, 1957, a Republican will n allowed .and moat destitute of the aged.''. ical care' available anywhere In jror the birthday party, Mfs- chairmen;. Mis Petl Pfau, Albert to roplaco a Republican this time. ble for him tp serve the public' aa heUcopiere was staged., the new "It le obviously false thinking the world a system of pofttically with him. he hae done so abl.V in the past." , was nemed during brief Richard Hyde, In ch a m of're­ ' Intensive caimpalgntaig'and or­ Traheo. Atty. Herbert Hannebury, In acco^ with hl> p a i^ a minority to assume that merely placing rontrolled costly hbalUt servlcea— freshments, used red arid gold as Mra. Marie Johnson and Robert reprea«ltait>on'' poU6y, Democratic The followlngf statement by tnoniee. The company said the medical care needs of the aging In limited in scope, subiect to admln- i V » ganisation work by Democrats Democratic' Town Chairman.’ Cav- e was chosen ea being fhdica- a Color scheme t ^ - l h e table dec­ brought out,76 per cent of the vot­ Iverson.- *^ 0 committee wyt nieet Marendax Town ChMmuui Steve Cavagnerb the hands of the federal govern­ ietrative wkete and abuse and orations. Mrs. Rbbert Laire served tbmocraw end report at the Jan. said, agnaro was released today; P)—Del- Xaung Denis Praised .. Rockefeller didn't return the SHIRTS '"feerleec and outstanding .Direc­ exceed present fleet helicopters during which the helicopters [Ion W; Lewis Jr., 22. pleaded In­ then, ine'Iudi^ Kelly, protested Although they appointed a Repub­ The Rockville Young Democrats quarter last night either.. White- tor-" Cevagnaro.' termed hint "a "by a ivlde margin." The speedy peeled off like a formation of Jet nocent yutordsy to a manalaugh- CLOTHING FOR EVERY MAN ON YOUR CHRISTMAS UST this replacement of an- elected lican, our position haa hot changed. HiT2K’e fllgTit and navigation were praised night by side said he' didn't went it. willing worker and devoted public Deih'ocrat liy a Republican. It was fighters. The Beuprites then re-' t«r charge in the shooting death of.. "We appreciate that the last equipment include the latest turned to mak;e high e p ^ puses. Charles Abbey, 16. a neighbor, dur­ lE C Ic t iR g E SEE US FOR:, eervant." . \ voted by iiilieane bf the GQP'a con- Republican majority rejected the Chooae from piaiiie eoUda, prints and ell In hie letter of resignation, sent electronic gear, A luncheon was held for those ing a game of "commando." Hate, glavee, Marfa, Jacketa, ot of the Board then by five recommendation of the 1968 Charr Bladee on the Beaeprite can be "SEIM SOM SOM SOM SUM SOBMlOM, igjM.jOM. tODM SOIeiK white In slcee 14Mi to 17; plus extra large yesterday to Mayor Kelly, Jacobe Directors to four. attending the demonstration and. He w u held in 15,090 hall forbear- etc. Also THERMAL UNDER­ ter Revision Comittission that all folded In winds up to 60 mile* an prior to the flight, a briefing sell* Ing Dec> 20. WEAR for men, bo.ye. women AND MORE size. We've shirts for eon thru grandad! aald a change in his duties at h)s law 6rm and "constantly increas­ prbeent GOP Directors, beeidee vacancies be filled by persons of hoiir and it can aleo go down the and girls and THERMAL PA­ Jacobe,'\are Gilbert Barbee and the same political affiiia'tion as the emallest cruleer elevator. A 600 ttGIbsiRg JAMAS; ing pressure... of work” forced his Claims Nciv Altitude Mark FAMOUS - T deciaion'. He is aasociated with Atty. Robert Gorddn., person who resigned. Nevertheless, pound capacity hoist enables pick­ ih e Ijtontocfats, besldbs Kelly, we-feel that If the letter of the Capt. Joe B. Jordan, a pilot at Edwards Air Force Base flight GOLF SHOES and RUBBERS^ I CHRISTMAS TREEi I Ail marLOW Priced! ES9UIRE SOCKS. Sim OVa-IS Onfy SlJW Pr. Lesener, Rottner, Karp A Oroobert up of rescuees' without landing:, test center, climbs out of F-104 Lockheed Jet fighter plane at Los' at 821 Main St are Theodore Rowell,'John Hutch­ charter does not require such a however, the watertight hull wlll'i RYDER CUF.FOOt-JOY. FRO-SHU "WHATEVER YOU NEED—.. Also a ihie eeleotioil'of: PajMiula, Robes, SUppera, Naekwear, inson, 'Alice Ldimenxo, IVd Cum­ policy, certainly the spirit of the Angeles yesterday in which he set. what the Air Force claimed is permit alighting on the ocean if d e-' He set Jan. 19 as .hla reaignatioh mings, and Mahoney. charter does. This accords with a new world altitude record of 103,395.5 feet; Jordan flew to Los sired. Jeff KeUh Trinuere, Sweaiera, Underwear, Bette, Cape, etc. ''Tea liain* date to provide time for Board 'Angeles for a press conference to describe the flight. His mark WMGffr ARCH, JOYCE \ It—we have It!" . . A native of Hartford. Jacobs has our principle of bipartiaan repre­ Powering the Kaman HU2K I WILL BEB AT HIS PLANTATIONPLA •election of a successor. lived in Manchester ^mce 1954. ' sentation oh town boards and n-lth topped the 98i550-foot altitude which the Navy said was reached helicopter Is General Blectric’e *•' ■ The successor would be nomi­ He is a graduate of ’TThiity Col­ the statute, on minbrit.v represen­ by an F4H Jet plane and the 94.635-foot mark set last July by a T58-8 gas turbine, which, the CHRISIMAS WRAPPED O O IT B A J X S YOU*UPINDIT nated by Republicans and ap' lege, Hartford, and th.e Irntyersity tation recently passed by the Russian T-431 Jet fighter. (AP Photofag),. OFEN EVERY MIIHT THlROe proved by a majority vote Of the company says, h u the highest THE LARGEST and HNEST SEUCHON W LEWIS STREET AT WEXL CLOSE SATURDAY AT 8;S6 P.M. of Connecticut School of xltow, Democratic General Assembly and power-to-weight ratio of any tpr- Board, with the Board of Select­ where he received his law diegree effective next July.” OPTOYSINMANCHESTHI — men voting thirty days after the stated. Children progress at their speaker at the next meeting of the boshaft powerplant flying tod^. MANCHESTER COUHTRY CLUB with honors in 1952. During own level from grades one to three. Developed for the Navy by (3E'a ' AU morLOWTRICED! M arleis’s vacancy to settle any impaaae. Vfar he served in the V.S. Coast Child Study Group Jan. 19 at the Starting Thursday, Dec. 17 FREE PURNELL PARKING! Both boards, however, are con­ Dr. Gessler declared it Is an injus­ Buckley School library’,-Her topic email aircraft engine department,, D fd Guard. tice to a child to promote him will be "Working with Children the T58 'weighs only 271 pounds, PRO SH O P trolled by. Democrats. He Js--a mem.ber of the Ameri­ With hie workload mounting, when he is not ready. Who Need Hein Socially and Aca­ is less than.five, fu t long and has ALEX HAOKNET. PRO~B. MAIN OT. JEFF OBOWS THESE NORWAY 8PRDCE RIGHT HERE can Legion, Manchester Lodge of Miss Violet Bump, Manchester demically.'' The meetings are open a maximiim 18 inch diameter. FREE GIFT! Jacobs* resignation after more Masons; the Tall Cedars*wf Z-eb TO ALL CHILDREN IN TOWN. YOtmTlIEE IS GUARANTEED FRESH than two years as a Director came Bodal worker, ^wlll be guest to the public. Two of the helicopters in yei- BECAUSE IT IS NOT CUT UNTIL THE DAY YOU MI 9-5221 anon, ’temple' Beth' Sholorh,: and WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY AN AD17LT as no surprlm in political circles. the Republican Town Committee. A child’s development and-prog­ w a n t IT. STOP AND PICKUP YOUR TREE FIRST FOR OVER 48 YEARS! Earlier,-he had doubted he would OR .CALL MI 9-9125 I" •*. . . OF CbUjR^, ON MAIN STREET* He live! with hi* wife and three ress is more Important than a “do ■ 3,J«f “i , " . . . Of Conree,'Oii Main S t” run for reelectlon In 1960. children at 29'Elsie Dr. or don’t” promotion system, Dr- l" > '“ .t' FREE PURNELL PARKING! Known as an aatute and out­ ' Text of I.^tter . Harriet Gessler, Cflnsultaht in ele­ spoken Director, he was a driving Hie letter of resignation follows; mentary education'-for the Con­ force Jn the Republican minority. - v r "It is with a deep sense of regret necticut State Department of Edu­ But hie votes fell on both eldea of that I 5nd it absolutely necessary cation, told members of the Man­ the party line. to Submit m y. Testgnatlon as a chester Child Study Group yester­ DOUBLE Jle lashed out eonaistently'at the member of the Board of Directors day in the Buckley School Hhrary. Sfanlps Thnrs. Dec. 14 »eas of some Democratic Direc- of the town of Mancheater effec­ . The speaker related that in Eng­ . O f COURSE. ON MAIN STREET* OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 MARLOW'S SUGGKTS THE MOST WANTED GIFT OF ALL— ! tore although, he was aligned with tive aa of Jam 19, I960.. land there are some special echdols Mayor Kelly on mOat iaaues. : "This moat difficult decision has for children from the ages of thrri» MARLOW'S. SUGGEST , Challenged by JaHls become' necessary due to a change to eight or nine for the sole pur­ His change last winter that in the nature of my dutiea. with pose of tea^ching youngg^ers tq Everyone sings the MUnocratic “maverlcke’’ niade the law Arm with which I am asso- apeak, read and write. Thdre are 9 0 t party,dependent on Republic ci’ated, a* well eg. thd: cdristahfly np xra^e promotions in,,, these liir can votes In controversial issues increasing pressure of my work. school* a's We know It; th^hildren U produced a biting exchange of "At the present time, these merely become literate and then KD- praises o f food^dnd meat Itetemento; changed dondiUone'are such as to are ready for a more formal educa­ _Jaoobo also tangled, at one time, make it increasingly more difticuU tion; Dr: Gessler said. ' Kg: "C ra f tin t” Paint By Number Set^ with d^elopor Alexiander Jarvis for me to devote the - requisite Thtire are, aptetal echoola iij H:-:: whose 'Castle Rd. was ordered re- amoont' of time' necessary to effec­ Westport fand Hebron, Conn., and o*led by JOcebi ttefOrO the town tively and cohadleatioudy. perform Marblehead, MhsSj .patterned af­ fro m J. W . H a le’s tu i m p e r i a l •ooepted it,;,.' my duties as a member of 'the' ter these English schodts, she ^ lotar, Jeifria challenged JapMw’ Bqgrd of Directors. Accordingly, in 'I N h t to be a Director when iMm faitnesa to the citixene of Man­ Traveling companions ' Bore n f hie law nrm took cases chester and to the law firm in against the town atid appeared which I am associated and. its Chrietnue' ert From li eliente, 1 have ' come ' to- the, re­ SELF SERVE in vacaMonland. . . NEW MfOre town boards. - / Royal Ice _ Co. r e c l i n e R! 't^’.The town counsel tgXield Jacobs' luctant conclusidn that 1 have no «iiii 27 Warren St.- -MI%69S0 alternative other than to . submit my n;;:: Hi' fight and he was reelected hi J958 iHli resignation. . . Pumpkin Ice Cream>^ to hie present term, which. e;q>irea ' "I havehi auggeated that my resig­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9:00 next November. - Here’s all the real flavor of^ and nation become effective u of AU FOAM RUBBER! The Charter Revision Oommls- Jan. 19, 1940 in order to give the old-fashioned pumpkin pie. Mon th«i took up the question Board adequate time to select my In pints nad half gallons at CUSTOM TAILORED WITH raised by Jarvis and, aftar stiidy, succeeeor. your nearest Royal Ice dismissed it on grbunda that pre­ "The opportunity to have been Cream dealeria store. venting law aasociatee of Directora of service to the people of Man- FABRIC SUPPORTED, GENUINE l.%1 iillH i l . 1 Siii! ■ open nightly Tllyi LEATHER-LOOK I A4orfow^s Suggest T h i ^ k t For Moth^r --- COMBINATION lb . RIB CHOPS lb iixit- li!:;: iiiiH LOIN CHOPS lb CHOPS lb . 5K::: $3.00 Sot and (2) 8"x8" ond (1) * ExdHn^smtociitosofi^ ‘ - Hit:: if- B'VU"PlctumtePalnt' lb lb * Add smart docor to «vtry rom hi ST P $4JK) Sot and (3) l2 "x U * ' your horn for pltosin^ Ortlstic or^ l i i FO R>ARlEfY, SERVE K Pfeturts to Point p _I p o «K- ciiiurcK m i Ksi- ft)' ;nU: SS-OO Stto iM ($) U "x 2 0 "a n d m > Shoulders Lb. 8 *> U " Pictum to Point Buy A Point Sdit for $1.00 and NOI^ SUCH OCEAMSPRAY 1 SAW ExteoFoocy DROMEDARY ^ FBMiirrz $S.0DSntond (2)$"x14" G tt T2) B"x10" Pieturts to Point • tadlM’ W»f4r«e* . . . . . ,t4a#e 4 Mm't 1kw» ImH» . < • . . $41.46 m ito) P I T T E b i f l e laiut'O'NH* $u.ee • *>«■'» cii»eyi»» Cew .. 6UA$ Mince GRANBEflRY V M I X E D Pletiiros to Pdnt * U 4 lw'iM Vhr Cm . • . . fZMe Buy A Point Stt for $1.7S and MEAT SAUCE ^ k U T S DATES ■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ t 3“ 79' $7jOO S o r^ (3) 10"x24" Got (2) 9"x12" Pieturos to Point Greater wear. . . iwm’f ihaw travel knocke! ..Pore vm table eherten- LARGS CCC " I Rfq. $139.50 morLOW Ing. FRIHEE turkey laiMng 2 6his3 9 c Z4-OZ. " Pfeturts to Point . Greater ’etyle. . . net a lock in eight J . Mt with each cab! 2 p'‘p^ 4 9 * ^ WhGlG er ttnUiiMe - SIZE I P l F / Boy A Point Sot for $2.00 and TERMS! ' • 1 M* b:H: li .TRAVE GtRHpBI New SUhoqette luggige takes to veee^ THE FINEST VWYL UniOLSTaEO MATEIIAl 6 1 1 4 . P 5 K{V.l SUNCRiST ^XW EU HOUSE Got (2) S**xy*ond (1) 9’'xl2" tionlng without a sign, of wiiar! Hade with faetherweliht M DECOKATOI COIOIS; Complotn wlHi d t o i^ took. C l U H E t T U JGqFden Fresh Produte Popolnr Bmade Pleturos to Point pnagnetium metal, it traveli light Scrateh-reeiatont, scuff- Crimion, Ctabload, Chealnul.^lvafy. Tango Tan, E 4 TERMS! C AD ET RIFE Ciloice Of 90 Sets FANCY EMPEROR GRAiPES . . . . 2 Rm. 2 9 c reeiatant vtayl eovaringa abod dirt at the touch of a ^ . Bottle Green only i iii Regvlar $LI0 damp cloth. A Pull Foam Rub1>er .Seat LARGE SIZE TANGERINES ...... e '* 4 a a ....doc.$9e. , , r ■ f - A,‘(D All [HIS; UNSURPA'.,f[l flAiyFl'i Carton RBG. PINK SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT .... 3 Rmt ' 29c AIUVE PROUDl Silhouette la atjM for modern taate..'. • Head rost and 'Foelur-bak* * Uphotateced fpr deep down and Faal'Rest,^ OLIVES CAUFORNIA PASCAL CaERt .. e -a e a a • a io r ^ bunch 29c K l e t S i e s u e jFor Christmas W of^' smooth, round^—with hidden locks that can’t apring (AAuilIn fncotedl "(lllcd comfort and long life, • Redinot in all desired $104.95 open. Roomy, luxurious, lined Ihtortors paok away more TOMATOES Ckrtda with pure Jovo Kapok. durobHity. poiiHoiis. ill .. PacK of 4 29c 4 CO LO R iamily vacation noeds. Lovely ladtca’ x o lo n ; Biaeayne 11. WAX ROCK TURNIPS ..... Ih. 5c One pound ttne of tohncea CHRISTMAS .Blue, Dover^'V.bi.to. Platinum^irey, Desert Tan, Oxford «inj. -- •* ■ ■ - ■ • ’ 2 ^ 49® 1 3 9 1 in CMriatmna. wrap. , GLITTER SET SP R A Y P A C K .' Grey. H a n d to m e men's eotorii; Oxford Greyi Desert Tan. Come in today and select from our complete stock of new Green Stnupe for purchqgee Ui. nient nad grocery department now'tging Wiih tube nf Glit-R-Glue. Gold, silver, red, OTHER FINE RECLINERS FROM U beats . . »'^**P* Red, silvfr, gold and nrhite. Add the Christ­ Samsonite Silhouotto. ' $49.95 A Friendly Refhinder at grocery check-out for your eonvea^mce. .FREE PARKING REAR OF STI^E'.'^ gre^n, to achieve brilliant sparkling effects mas touch at the touch ot your ifinger.^ at if cleans •V . "^ ' > on gift pkgs. Greeting cards, A q Complete with eplaiter $ ^ O ft MANCHESTER’S LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS! * n-'H From Our Dept, ■ ■■ tumee and holiday decorations. " Y O C spray liozzle.'' ifce^O FREE >URNELL PARKING ’ QoonHHee Uinifed! 6 f Coone, B*Z Terpt!. FURNITURE U::!! DON’T FORBET TQ ORDER YOUR D E fA R n d E N t uc:u Fhi - M l 9-5221 lliin COURSE. O N M A IN ST. lliii MANCHtSteR COHM* FURNITURE iMPARfIMfNT "GN MAIN STREET Ml 9.S 221 FURMtti, FARIUNG iiliij n d HAMS! CORNER MAIN^ond OAK SIRECrS TO MAIN ST. MANCHESTIR ,QF OOUnlOE, ON MAIN «m C B T " i i i p i i i :i..- iliOilillliiiylii ♦ > . . h ’•f-

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■T: ■ ' ■ ■.' • ■ • • '■ -:■■ . '• . / -''v , ' ^ ...- / ■■■: : -...,^. ,t.- ^ ■> ■ '} ■ ■; "• ,. . •■ . . . M A N C m tinm EVBNfNO BBRALD. MANCH18TBR. CONN. WEDNESDAY, DEClSMBBll 16, 16M pA<»;ieviN tm i hl'n. Ill ■ V- ...... :...... ■ I...... I ■i.i. 111 y iii..iMeiii^i.eieiUw ' MANCHESTER EVlNtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 196» ^ /■ .. ? ./. . Opaanwich See Co. and Hertford prlaoR to a itoarby and i^ ^ y cbm- Electric Light 0>. ' Florida to. Decide pitted maximum, security building m Washliiilon, D.C, this top flight fornia towns and . eitisa. l%oir R ocftm lle^Vernod; Ga§ Fin iii See ■ftlvas, win be used primarily to m I 'i'l < li.i. li l>iV] 11 Ju.nuiii, I ml~'t I li,'. ConieeUeut Light end . Power In May, 1958. It la a S-wing build­ propsi into the sky varioUif flfcga, muslcar organisation is ths one Job ends as tbs laat runner paaaso Boost iliiTtates (to. end the Hertford Cies Co. O n F ir in g G u a rd s ing with one'man to a cell. banners, pennants, and other sur- uUlised for important Waahtngtoif ths torch to Mrs-^. Lawrsnet..’ . wbMi supply natural gae to greet-* Notobacco was issued during the Tiff REASON YOU ft4vi 1$ " X priasa cooksd-up for the TesUvlttts: functiom and is palled ”tlie Prssi- Af^ir her dssfant, jdie*!! bsitid Town Wtm’i Bent Eqwpm^ er Hertford end central Connect!- move, and ths next day priaoneri “ror example,” says Walker, ”as dent's Own.’ the torch to a speed skater at the Hartford. Dec. 16 (AV-Aiprs^ Relford, Fla., Dec. 16 OfV^’nie eiM. buy gae from wiqthar supplier. director of Florida prisons was ex­ tied bare of soap In towels -and each contlfigeht marches In the Pa­ Speetol Mtosle- ' 400-mete'r loe rink. He'll oirela the senutivss of savaral High Slerrs cream Of the high-school music Oamss, CaUfomie, i960.’ ” on the brMinal, which waft first resented at the meeting where the Supt. Dewitt Sinclair of ths pris­ Vlctq were taken from the prison to Open Dally 10-6 P.66.—Th0nday Night tin 9:60 < playe4.a't Athens, Greses, in IWf. pomp and cersmbny of . ths opsn- tha-Bpard of 'Selectmen last night, Rev. Mr. Hasps. rate increase' poeslblU^ was dis­ Jacmionvine to testify before - (he nng«- . world in California and Nevada. Some 20,000 balloons of many .' The committee represents Cath- Damage Homjss on some '40 miles southwest of ;;rhs Liberation of PIgtona,” a ing, ths ^losing'wlll come. It’ll be will reSlllt in town foreman George cussed serve down-state customers. grand Jury. By Appointment AnpUma There ts • flutter of nings end They were selected after first different colors are to bs released marked with massed bapA> and Selhvars 'leaving the town's employ ‘oUc, Jewish end Protsstant- faiths. J a ^ 8onvt)Is would- not comment. 1,000 pigeons, s>-mboII»ng doves of p^botic gesture of world good FAMILY Fim XMAS sH o m m ” One of them, however, is the New He did say, however, that ona R. O. (tolvsr was director of submitting a taped recording to a during this glittering spectacle. ctonis - playing and.atnging, more X arid continuing to rent his equip­ Working together, the committees ProRMset, Dec- 16 (A)—Two eer- prisons at ths time but he Wia ab­ pesce. flutter skjtwftrd.jA booming committee of the Music Eduthtore Another Imposing sight wll) be win, will.create still another ex­ Britain Gas. Co. Mrving N«w Brit­ guard who was Indicted, Edward Rt. 6 Across From The Country Club Tel. fiA 64811 citing monOent. After the 2,000 or spsn(Mt of­ This Ls part of the thrilling promises the most spectaculsr the "Salute to the Athletci of the ers w en moved from the. main The etructure will have alum­ World." Thlg will be In the form of REG. W defined an emergency aa In- tween the eamtmmity program and spokesman explained today,, Ten­ ficials said each firs' was of eUspi- drama, which will uhfold during staging ever seen st.the. Interna­ inum crests, each 8 feet 'widp and Wc Stock ,-^onidlng anew and Ice removal, knd their respective churches. nessee Gaamllowed a epeelal lower ctous origini the eeventh end the' Vm Oh-mpic Winter Games tional event. . unique "enow and ice” etatuee lin­ S H 0 0 , 4 feet high, suspended from the ing the Avenue of Athletes, They’ll elaan-up work after a hurricane or Events Scheduled rate for its New England custom eighth flto of atuplcious. wigln here F.-b. IS,through 28. ' Day'time fireworks will be tiU- grids of (he frame, On top will be CANDLES \y b lf atonn. lUsley is also a contrac­ ■ Rockville Hamsters will. meet era, but this winter the regular here since -lest July. State Police Heading the pageantry commit­ tower some 16 feet- and depict lised for ceremonies for the first the five metsl Olympic rings, em, skiere; ice skaters, Jumpera ahd HALLMARK tor. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Ameri. rata-is xb be charged.' fire InveaUgetora rjiolhed local po­ tee is film producer Walt Disney. time in Games' history, aocOrdlng blcmatlc of. the Games. ,.. other participants, X The aalaetasen waiit a new fbre- can .Legion Home for reports from The epokeeman aaid that the lice in seeking the qauaee of the His staff has been working almost to Tommy Walker, a spokesman In front of this ToWer the sacred fltan ’With enough engineering domntittees. Entertainment and. , FedeHU Power OommisaioB, has latest biases. / . X S!:i a year, dreaming up the most for Disney. Olympic flam* and' awards plat­ 60Q Boa Torch CARDS knowledgo to aee that flevelopers refreshments will follow the..bu6t- ordered Tsnheeeee to iUe a spbclal Destroyed today 'wee h small WITEINS- elaborate and colorful winter pan­ “We’U Ivgva all sorts of flares, form are to be located. And flank­ Though playing a hidden part maet the more stringent road regu­ storage rate In place of (he specikl for most of the speetaton, some ness meeting. The Hamsters will frame house oh Talmadge Hill m orama e\'er seen fn the Oaniee' his­ kmoke screens, star shells,- and nu­ ing ft will be two huge 28-foot snow MILLER lations recently adopted, for the hold a Christmas party Saturday niter rate. To date the tnuismis- tory. merous phosphorescent designs sculptured figures, representing 600 high school athletes Will- run sion company has, not done so in Rd., owned by Nicholas Ferrari of ths torch from Lbs Angelas to town. at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss Ruth-, ,#1 (tooke St., Waterbury, Dam­ WEST Pftrticipante v and patterns with our fireworks,” ^hter athlete's. PHARMACY Their diacuaslon laat night indi­ anne Miller, 4tS K. Cbnter Bt4 a form acceptable to the .'FPC, One df the largest bands'■'gnd gtates Walker. It’ll be ’’way out,” Playing at the daily awards pres­ Squaw'Vallsy after the flame ar­ aged was a house being built on I r.'ii \|) cated that they think this type of Manchester. / UnM the new rate' has been' ap-^ FuREril Stnriei chorusM ever assembled will p^<;. as the exprSasion goer. . entations, with all the pomp and rives hy airplane from Greece. , msA' would meet the town’s needs. proved New England companiee Nancy Mae Rd„ for Edward B. The relay runners Will pass I’lii.iir Ml ; Sacred Heart Circle, Daughters Eaudojn of Old Mountain Rd., form at the opening and cloethg Walker explain^ thkt .the flre- ceremony attending this ritual, will 11 :1 They had considered hiring a town of Isabella, will hold a Christmas will have to pay the ‘regular price. ORMUND J. WEST, Oireetot be the U.S. Mariiie Band from through niost of the larger Cali­ Marion. ceremonies. There’ll be 1,285 In- wbvks, while spectacular In them- an^aer on a part time basis. party today a't- Red Man’s Hall, be­ The other communitiee repre- 162 BAST CENTER ST. USE Y O U R The selectmen will have the as- aented at the meeting were:. ^ Previous susplcidua fires hers ginning WiUr a poUu'ck impper at •atebea 9-71N- ' MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKAbE OPEN alatance of YniUam Ernes of the 6:80 p.m,'Otft8 will be exchanged. Oonneotleut Gas; IMdgepon Oaa destroyed a dog house and alx State Personnel Department In The Siateyhood B ’nat Israel will Oo., Roueatonlc Pubtie Bervlea 0>„ bama ehooalnc a neiv foreman. Hie se- meet today at 8 p.m. at'Recreatton leotmen will Araw up, the r^ulre- X' EVERY Hall for a Chanukah program fea­ Maaohaateirto Oldeat C/iaz^ Pla4t GIFT WRAP ■ mento for the Job, advertiss' it and' turing decorating ideas. Token witb Flsoat FaclHfles: ■at a date for examination. gifts will be exchanged,. Off^flreet Parklag V' A' TpwU Meeting Itenu p Wemsgiasepiidnwiu, NITE ST A potluck supper will be held to­ EiatabHabed 1876 V REG. 10c-15c liH'-ji-'i The selectmen added two items day by the, Women’a Guild of tp the agenda of the town.meeting Union Congregational Church, at' FOR TILL t ^ e held Dec. 23. Voters will -be 6:30 p.m. askM to 6pprove;a refund of 8860 CONVENIENT Sacred Heart Society of-* St. Just say paid by the City of Rockville for a Joseph's Church will sponior a r SHOPPING ouUdin^permit fur the flltraticni public gypeery social today at 7:30 fU c AND plant. Fdqr roads will be j|p for p.m. at the (PAC Club on Village St thG word! 111 acceptaneeX^They are: Country The Columbian Choir will prac­ m iiii Lane, Rkngs^Ilt Dr., Christopher tice at St. Bernard's Church to­ >- Nitd Dr! and Mary day .-.at 7:30 p.m.' ' The other Iteiila on the call are The Knights of Columbus (Christ­ Si Storm WImlows appropriation of iHtBOO for public mas party for children of membert Christmas d ream s safety, and 85,200 tor the Qon- will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at You're aiwaye welcome at Beneficial or Storm Doors? aolldation Charter Commlaaton. the VFW Home, East St ; CALL Other AottanaV Long Aopping list this, year? BiiNHri(SAi>*a Holidat Monst H o s te l Notoe 'P iiAN may give you cash tor holiday shopping... . pUu cash Choois beautiful Van RaalU bscsusf yeu want tDgIva, or waar The Selectmen «Uthori:^ - Jhu , Admitted yesterday: Frpnk Pa- town counsel and town auditors to rqla, 30 Davis Ave.; Thomas Pa- tor Wt-over bills... plus Intomational Credit Itord to apply ^RUSCO Investigate the poasibillty of con- ganl. 19 River St.; Mrs. Simon for-extra cash at any ef 1206 loan officesl Phone'todoy/ CHOOSE f r o m : ths finest. Each slip is pura iovsiinass in le soft nylon trfept’ . . , OfRflr your kdm ortiiriivy MW REPUOEMENT BULBS "mlldating the many' sairlngs kq- Hamilton, RFD 2. , • counta aet up for perpetual care of teem 129 te $669—Laane IWe Iwmwd at lew ceet s AHibassador • Regal fM yMr ChritfiHM FuMt. . . Discharged yesterday: Mrs. ■♦'Premier ♦ Custom dsap in Alencon-typs laea, rich with applii^ues or sd9od with illa­ X C-* C-7'/a C-SVa , ~4 Grove‘ Hill Cemetery lots. Th?y Richard Bundy, 55 Thomas St; •BE MAIN W t.i 2nd FI., Ovir PUTTY also agrbed to aak P. Leroy Elliott, William Lynch, Union St. , V MllclieHl^iUil .lull tor the VIS MANagw ’ A Nattonal Brand Product Cemetery agent, to Buperriae other 66 ,OMN THUnOAY tViUlMOt UNT'l t S.M. At A Price Tea Want To Pay tion tricot . . . soch dsssrves to be undar your bost Christinas TOR QUALITY — HNDflU DELICIOUS town eemetoriea. • ' Births yesterday: A daughter to l0m atG'it U m mtq the Selectmen, will' meet Monday Mr. aqd Mrs. .William Steiger, S hm U 6166 6WI6 R. G . KITTLE w/appings. _ ' v 5 Kingsbury Ave.; a scM to Mr. and H 444496R646R ISgRiEBg ' 40' Rts. m with the City Council to . coiuider MI 9 .0 4 6 II Mrs. Richard Ringwalg West Rd„ U For the request of LaPointe Industries, Ellington. Local Agent ■ ' . 'X-. . X . Inc. for an abatement of taxes. BARTLETT-RBAIItARO ' The Selectmen discussed further Birth today: A son to Mr. and BENEFICIAL H WONDERFUL Mrs. Peter DoW, ,RFD 2.- PRODUCTS CO. the' ‘'policy for devriopers -Whose FINANCE CO. AD 8-44'T8 X 8TOOK1NO p l ^ were submitted to the jplan- nMeERr. ' ic commlsalon before the town Advertiaementr— 9 MsaaaiggA6e o | a j« g j^ adopted m<»-e atringent road regu­ I would like to thank all thft OR lations. Ah. mtonhediate step for wprkere and votere for their aup- ii?5 those affected ik being considered. port In making the recent eleotiop, najig'i|a

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d o z e n Ib. * ''Skt.-''' ’’I* neati Kkee Avajfphfe For fmmediptv Deliveiy . seamless I FANCY FIRM M6PEROR ^ANCY MeINTOSH WE HAVE THE LARGEST GRAB BAG GIFTS, I960 ASSORTMENT OF STOCKING ARE EASY TQ HI THERE IS MO SHORTAGE 115's IIUERS IN THE AREA! WHAT SELECIt^! fb s. a u t o m a t i c d r y e r \ lbs.. OF NEW CARS WITH US t m H 8 ^ be aUateviid to a olottuaUaer Tea don’t have to, you know. Ton can Own a beapUful new 1S66 FHgidalrb Antomatlp Dryer F c heed used Curs an A me. giving g o ^ deals tp^get them. s l.1 5 ^ ' . . . r e s t o c k i n g d a i l y — -Huid never;lay eyes on a clothespin again! j p S PARTY NEEDS S A M f U M I Y ...... ; - ______Having a reitoM servant Uke a Frlgidaire DRYER In your hobMll i RTIHSEt MFOIL renevee you ;of Uie most troubireome burden of'all home launder­ \M .VS ii:<^GREEltStAM M \ IPS ing. And you know, you re^ly .NEED a dryetwto' make your ium • ROPING • TISSUE kome Ifundry'Complete. 1W PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE i Mada o f long' wearing M I T E C PLATES a n d Happily enougli, we oaa naake you an uifer which we believe'' • STARS • SEALS jrbu’U And Just about irreelstible!, microfilm mash, with:,no’ AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR-REAR OF BUILDING y •1.. , ' NAPKINS Mim roE 4-DOOR SEDAN—6 Cylinder .X • TREEtOPS •TAOS «:n::.i:;t loams to tw ist of turn, Heater, Mti-freeae, electrie wipMs, signal lights, top r,:«; TsIiMellit iSS ish: OPEN WED. till 8 P.M: - THURS. till 8:30 P.M. - FRI. «ll > P.M. • BEtU •SEQUINS ni'H ■ Proportioned Jengths of TOWELS THING) Sion air ride, safety rim wheels.. . u: • OnamMiit • GUTTER DEUVEBED irt short, medium, Of tali'. . . • * • . Sizes S'/j to 11; Smart new (EXCEPT Si:l: / . OPEN EVERY NITE TILL 9 P.M. SATUKDAV) winter ihades. • > ‘ ' WORLD OREEN I' STAMPS mCORPORATBIB D. PEARL OPEN feVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHMSTMAS Uae Tour OUrge . APPLIANCE and FUBNlTUilE CENTRE YOUR PLYMdUTH-DeSOTO DEALER STQKE OF MANCHESTER, : Flan Plato JS4 m a in BTr Ae T : ' ' . MBI-tSW; 1»$ CfHniR ST. M l 3 -2 7 M 10 AJM. fo 9HK) F A I. INCLUDING SATUlfDAY iKCUNOMt _-A4E CENTER STREET. ' ■""•r PLENTY OF FREE PARKING WE'RE ON MAIN STREET^ MANCHESTER *• # J jifj* I •' • >• X

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lUKCHBlBTER l|yBNIN6 H E R ^ / M A N q ^ ^ A OONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,4»5g MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER' 1 6 ,J j»r PAGE NINETTEEN ...... r-"’...... I■lll 1 1 1 , . 1 ■ 1 1 .I.! Juftao. 1, and RkBoisMa. 1. NImta and ptoked up'ft rattlewake has mid aumt be mihaaitted aaa wtokM le M -Ife lee ia n o d n d e f vetoraaa huge dinner attended by Rockefel­ 48 minutsi| with exeeuHvftt aiid.pdi- question and eoii hot prafltably many new^devblopments in a rap- Uons that followsdVftvMftd stonns had to fed reetramed from dMMng sued Me .foroMr elmleyera' Air Diploma Exams odvanre nf the muwlbwtiaee. or mambara Of the armed fofeea or 1 In ^ifeon Territory - ler in tdir"Ang»Iee laet month. torts! department heads of tha add to what I haya sold." idl^_.ckah^ng world. 'He called at- of cheeriTig ftild riftlVtog. Liz Sm iMnM their auxfllariea. Hundreds o f guests oune wearing newspsper, , When the aearioh ended, how­ Rockefwer’s schedule for today Kaie Kiik I back Into the flamto. in.OOO domogn. ‘ To qualify tor the toats, Agpll- ever, the audience applauded tri^bn to vast political and eco­ called for visits .to OreOn Bay and by om ig tenmer Ben Eoix, PoUce Chief E. Worth Farlqy . Troy Seaeon, 8a..sald tn Ma dla- Q f f i e r e d by S t B t e aoato’ must ba at laast I t yeora In general, the flajd covered by oversise "Nixon Now" buttons. Then he went tp Marquette Uni-i About gSO RepubUcans attended veraity, .a J'eauit^stltuUon. About warmly. Students and JM O vc nomic'changes kll over ^ globe. Racine before leaving Wisconsin to 3be daftd won Oragorio. aald the fiMkhtr of throe ef the trict court petMloa ynteritey that old, muat kav* boon out pt high the teeta taehide dtogltth. ncuie- Mm amSwriiaSSX 8m. fly to Oklahoma CKy, - chUdren, Juana Parei, hod Joat the [‘ropo" hit Mm Itopt. 18 when echool at leoat one year, a Con- matlea, natural aetenoe.4HM eodal the luncheon. Rockefeller said they 750 students ana instructors were tors cams to shake with Tn meet the Communist threat, Dec. Ifi 4/h^Tnm slarv 4 Children Udl*. 41 Lu m ft Ayoif-old boy, ftlj ■kamlnaUona tor tfeoee wtahtog ertmeKee««Mto'- 14' (ffV-A owner, J..^ 8. Qleeit, for whom are available from ther State'1^- There la a.U toe for tlib tin t ap-^ mtlllon doUon on ^ fa- •01 Mala g lie e t«iiP 84081 sin legislators os saying they like slatance to othef countries'Innbe assist, and offer leadership, in ths Fisher from'Artresa Debbie Rey­ Rockefeller lenge we have ever had to meet in changea-toking place. He called fop .,.lnelMng racial rieto. Rnt Ms free- * ’bftO- . . 'Beeeon wwtcqd declined comment. periment of Ethtrstion to tteriferd pileanto- 'n>e .fee for r a n ^ 'toria eflMiea at' Baghdad'e atipert Rockefeller’s looks as a possible foreign eld' program?'* nolds, llw^r loumad to dftftOi but oilr history." maximum militarylifitsry power and said ' dom was expected to he obort- ______» presidential candi'dste. The news­ Rockefeller"dfd not attempt to .. . Counsel for the defendant. paper reported one of them said: He cited s report which'contains It is only 'from such's posture .of Ilved. Kasper took a bos for (CoBtiinMd JhroBi M g * Om) port Rockefeller foe the nomina­ duck the'question. He said he the-statement; strength that negoUstionaSgol can -Noobvllle, Teim., where he foeso "Weaken^!" conceded that an al­ tion. . . . T don’t .think we should - short respects taligious feelings aPnd the * ‘The military position of the successfully'm y conducted with a d-month Sentence for incHtag leged Inte.pview with Mias Taisrlor haying lat down, roM and wavod Tor the first time on this tour of change this mart.' We know Nixon right of Americana to hold differ United States has declined in the Communlms. riots daring tho start ‘o f that which led her to sue'for libel was to. tho crowi^ . again. the Middle West, Rockefeller failed has the support of the parw lead­ ing opinions. Then he said; Short span of 15 years from one of On the question Of the arms race, city’s public school dcsegrego- a phoOy. to draw capacity crowds fpr his ers but its a question o f grass "I would be fp favor of fuFufrii- unchallenged security to that of Commenta by portona Doming he said, *‘We must realise that oU tton In IMT. Ilia mttinslaam for The story appeared toi the appearances. There Were empty roots opinion.” Ing such Information. It ’e up to a nation both opet\ and vulnerable mankind knows its first and most ’keimgatlon been domp- ’'Weekend” Issue of lost April J2, out of UiD dining room,- ran oomo* seats In the Marquette University Others, the' ’^aper said, called us to make available such inform to direct and devastating attack."' urgent task is to check ihd to diSr ened hy 15 i In prison, snd wde advertised on the front' thing likD tlilo: "Very ImpreDetve, auditorium and in the meeting eff RookefieUef a "tremendous per- mation In our possession to other Rockefeller said he could n6t cipUne the'raCe In armament. We Kasper told newii mo, bnt his page with headlines saying: rnrntimmmm. didn't rant and rave like, the the World Affairs Council. sopailfy” and "the only man who countries if they request Y “ Identify the report. But he said the must tirelessly pursue ..... every campaign will be Midneteii "In "Frankest interview ever: U s Tay­ “ Some Democrats say you are ag statement, was not taken from a a differMit nuumer.* uiuai politlolan;" "I'm etill a Nix­ -ban. win" for the Republicans in In different* forms, students re­ avenue that offers some hope of ef­ lor 'I didn't steal Eddie. reactionary sis Nixon,’’ said a mahi I960. turned to the subject with other report oni the military Situation fectively. controlled disarmament Before his marriage to ths/i on man but th«^ would certainly “and other people call yrnpg'fiemo- After the luncheon. Rockefeller questions. ■ ' recently formulate^ by the Rocke­ agreements.’’ The electrical system on Jet­ haired screen . beauty, Firt make a good combination— crat in Republican clothing. Which visited the offices of the Milwaukee Finally Rockefeller ^ d : " I feel feller organisation. , There was no applause during the liner could senTe the needs of Miss Reynolds’ htubant^ Rockefeller end Nixon on the ore you?” Journal. He was closeted for about I have stated my popitlon on the 'These facts, he skid, are among speech. BiR his answers to ques-ayersge-rir.ed homes. ■ame ticket;’.’ "He gave us the During the queetion-ond-answer T FORYOUIt bueineeeman's approach." period a t the World Affairs Coun- CTherney, who la committed to cUrlheetlng last ni^ht a man pref­ p ■ Nixon, s^d he haa not changed e c t his question by describing 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Wear McKEE hie mind, but said he found Rocke­ Rockefeller as "a new arrival, and feller, "a rit arming man with good a very brilliant one, on the political ideas and if he were on the ticket seSne.’’ , • with Nixon the'combination would ’The audience exploded with ap­ OP£W DAILY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKING be unbeatable.’’ plause and cheering. '■ Green Bay la the hometown of do it went all day, the cool and Rep'. John Byrnes (R-Wls), head the Worn, a day wholly unlike any K I D D I E f a : ' «rf the Republican Policy Com­ others Rockefeller has hod as he mittee and a cioae friend, and sup­ moved through Indiana, Missouri porter of Nixon. and Mlnnsooto, before coming In to Wisconsin. '•--'t^hemey told the audience . in Before You Buy Anything In Toys, Mobbies Rockefeller’s sniila seldom faded his introduction of Rockefeller and he riiowad no signs of being that "theae meetings ore arranged discouraged. regardless of your.prior feelings' "The situation Is very much os to hear people who may be can­ I expected," he said.' didates for the highest office in After a brief stop in Madison, Or Juvenile Furniture! r •* the land." he flew to Milwaukee. His schedule Rockefeller rap into very mixed here took him first to a luncheon / receptions oh his first day in the given by Milwaukee Republican •Utp. ■ V-- officials. Reaptions ranged from -studied ’We’re going to have a nice lit­ coolness'to adniirlng applause.- tle luncheon for Gov. Rockefeller,’.’ bfilwaukee Republican officiala said Vince Mercurio, county vice WE GUMBNTEE inade it crystal clear that. they chairman. "W e’re greeting him as '^wsnt Vice Hresident Nixon oa the a Republican and a governor. party’s candidate for president. There’ll be no Nixon pins or but THE LOWEST Other Wisconsin Republicans, tons.” hdwever, indicated tlwy might sup­ The: fatter was a reference to i PRICES IN TOWN!

: ' ■ MORRY’S MEN’S STORE FORMERLY AT S DRPOT SQUARE NOW LOCAl^ AT ■ X 747 MAIN STREET OPEN EVERY NEXT TO STATE THEATER OFFERS YOU GET AUQUAINTEO Specials For Christmas NIGHT till 9! SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P.m J 100% WOOL 100% WOOL JACKETS H.AHNEL PANTS By -- From. REG. 14.95 CHUB'S t-SmO $ 1 ? ) SUM $8.95 Rom- ,;everalble Free Alteraitona PHONOGRAPH WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF TRAINER BIKE — 18 aito 48 R.PJW. I i 1V 6 " 1 New Arrivals! A BertoMi OMe • vX HANES UKDERWlAR Witli tVoininQ wharals. WORK CLOTHES RY "5 BROTHERS". "CARTER", "LEE" aT reasonable prices YANKEE DOODLE FREE ALTERATIONS ON ALL WORK CI.OTHES TRICYCLES • WAGONS UP TO REG.34.9S B«f eiLBERT CHEMISTRY PENNY MACHINES 1 / DOU CARRIAGES AND PINO PONG TABLE o f f M GUNS / o RIC-O-SHAY GUNS, ’Bnw eerilaiM, 8 feidtog legft pMntod ftM atriped. MICROSCOPE SETS SHOOTING STEEL GUNS GAMES •BOOKS PING PONG SCTS RCG. 9,95 LARGE SIZE REG 10795 ATHEARN WONSCR HORSES ROCKET SETS COASTER HORSE H.O. DIESEL SETS BOSTON ROCKERS . 4 » * For 1 Vg foA-yeer-eldi. POWERF.n "A U NIT" SHIRLEY TEMf LE DOLI^ . and "miMMY B" PER BET PUNCHING BAGS MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE SAPE BANKS ' \- REG. 29.95 LARGE MR. and MR& POTATO HEAD PIANOS AILSTML ! i REG. 3J6 MANUAL SPRING HORSE iiij 0 . 3 6 ■ A m mam mm ^mm - Cew't be bfokn. - : i H.0^SW|TC^^ES:^ L LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN! RBG. MA8 KBAL (NOT A KTT)

Si '“V REG. 7.98 .027 ^ 4 Trinsistor Radio ReeiMvea All Hnrtferd Our Lowest TRAIN SWITCHES OMinty Statkme Remolr ronttof for Lionel or Marx. > . • AUTOMATIC DEFNSTINl lTEFiriGEM^^ 1 I SCHWINN BIKES >-■ 0 mare mea*y hftiHl Mroatthc. fl-C doM itJ(»r you MitMiifttlealljr! ' V "THEY’RE THE BESn” • $LIDE4lUt MELVES EVERYTHING in H.O. TRAINS A t Big Diisedunts By iLlONE^ 0(^ AMERICAN FLYER' pat ftli >e«d right 7*ar Ing^rtlfM, a n ivnoTftble for «ftfty ciMBtnr. M i l l ...... 1.1 -II ...... • ADJUSTABLE DOOU SHELVES ^ J^'^ig Discounts men s ties AldilUCAN RYER ACCESSORIES • BUILT-rN BDTTEII COMPARTMEirtand E6G w ‘ I * >fscounts RACK, H O LARGE VEGETABLE DRAWERS 'PteXIilE H.Y*R" x (. - ' ■ ■ .. *1.50 $2.50 .WE’VF. A HUGE SELECTION? ,

ij.,1 . ■' i '■ . ' Frtm / ' REG. 3.98 MARX RICOCHET ii-:i! 1000 brand new Chriotmas ties... not Christ- iii!j: mas ties,in the usual sense,that Dad will CARBINE RIFLE T.99 never wear ihem because they are too loud or gaudy . . . bu,^ famous Wembley ties that REG, 3.98 REG. 4.M MARX and SERVICE l:fV ' are beautifully tailored, fully lined and the R EG 8.95 MARX HUGE HEAVY DUTY type ofjtie that Dad would buy himself. You SPLIT LEVEL „ can choqse from-challi8,.neat, bold of novelt.y MONOPOLY rOWER paUerns and-rest'assured'that Dad couldn't -'u-r DOLL .9 9 SHOVEL have done better himself. ‘ 1.99 11 HOUSE HOBBIES P TOYS • JUVENILE FURNITURE PPBH EVERY NIOMT TILL CHRISTMAS i i CeoRtleto With PnnUtdto, eto,* ' "BEUBR TOYS M AKiB^ riR CHILDREN" ii:li 1085-89 MAIN ST; MANCHESTER PHONE M ltdM I EASIEST TERMS ANYWHERE! ."t .i ^ 10 A A U 9 PAH: INCLUDING SATURDAY. TAKE ^ 2 YEARS t d PAY •Hit 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near AlcKEE M'Ti ‘ 't ' V - U ...». .11

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. MANCHESTER IVBNINO HERAi>D. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1989 < PACE TWENTY-ON* rA O lTW B M TT MANCHESlikR IVENINa HSBAU)^ llA N C l^T E llj'^N ^^ WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1969 r - ■■ » ' 1 »■ anu HaasUteii Standard's S4HM bad weather at tha time vt the «ol- 70 eountrioa in tho field of mator- explostoh just hafoce dawn. It de­ ■me ta feri Uke a slave to a boiiM and 1-yeaf pin; Raymond Pace, tlAcatea of apprsclatlon ware Mid. the pe<^ comWttae, reported the rsetkM of Mm Bpliielia and Mrs, pMHiIt aa kewat* *9} and family, old arrow, three silver arrows and fratlltr wtth the dpeultrjr ot the prapeller, including the Leckheed leetlon. . - nal apd child welfare eervlote. stroyed fha2-etory building. CHARGE YOU* Merit System B O Y S C O V T Rosalie JohuMo, Ita. Helen Me- noentfniit cake sale'to rales funde Croea.. Santa Claue .mad# an ap­ MAluikW’B AND OTHRI Hitittiiltoit Makes $792 Donated CultivaTve. an easy, unhurriibd f-year plii; Mark Cross, gold ar­ for the pack Was- euccegeftil. pearance and handed out grab propeller electrical eytten, to iOectra eoMmerclei transport. ' Twelve churches partieipatMl in Cause of the hlast waa not Im­ Hugh, Mre. Olortd D|ckailr Mrs. PTNIFMAIN BT. BtORSS the distribution Of containers to mediately Known. PRESCRIPnONS HERE way of Ivorkii^ so that you don’t row and 1-year pin; Mark Royce, Chfisbhas oaroU were'aitqg and preaente to ell Cub Seoutg and Check Out Carls easUy locate tmblea. Ha Merely 7 Die In Fire ISoteiand News bear badge and 1-year pin. Ann CHioma, Mrs. Lucille Sullivan, - - . OPEN' dUconnecU the aircraft bleettteal *o6r T o U N I C E F Sunday. School children, and con­ .X' Stud^StaDcd wear yourself out by grim deter­ muslf; was fu m M iq d^ Cub Scout their brothers and slat ere Who at­ mination to hurry, hurry,'hurry. ■' > Den f^ief awkrds were presented Mrs.. Evelyn OM»^,. Msf . Ann Ronald Xurtx who pl^ed the ac­ EVSEY NKIRT m x 9 cables from the propeller, attaohee Memphis, Tsnn., Dee. Id (SV— tainers were also placed. In the tended the party. ,1 cuts to chock out th« ‘ St Jrtms,, Dec. id" Don’t keep, talkiif yourtelf (nat to Bobby Smith and Richard Sulli­ Skoog. Mra Frances Conway mid cordion. A aklt, entitled "Santa ,lce cream and cookies were (EXCEPT 6ATURDAY) Ofownd them to the ground cart and. by Diiae-yaar-old Oeiy Davis is glv* hanks. _ , , Seven persons, four of them chil­ PINE Hartford,' Dec. 18 (F)—Tike $fate Chib Scout Pack No. 144, spon­ «toeiKtrtcal ■yitom ot th* Lockheed A totat of ITdlW alas eollerted UNICk F cooperates' ^ i h the you’ll never catoh tip with'alfJJliA. van. Mrs. Elizabeth Hafisen. and Hie Helpera,” was presented Mrved to tte Chib Soouta and «qfr flicking toggle BWltchoa, can check ihg Ms parents a diSIcult time as dren, d l^ today In a tenement fife sored by the Keeney St. School 'Den ihothen who received cer- Josepk Michallk, .chalniian of ^ a O B c^T^reU m t ^ . ' World Health Organisation, the MABLOWS AND OTHEB ______^PHABIfACr Leglalattve Council h^Yoted 'to workj^u- hive .to do, that y6!rre by Deti 3 and Den 5 under ths di- fee and .doughnuts to ths parpiits. by the Ground Sup Christmas draws omf. . 4. )»i^, ••trlck^r-tre4ters’' on ' Hal- in t ^ city's sparsely' populated SINE MAIN ST. BTOBES dogit&M. or hhait you hate house- PTA, held a peek meeting end b « vroduced Called "ellnulatore." the unite Mr. and Mrs. DougUa |t Dkvis Food- and Agriculture Qrganlxa- put off for.a while ajrr^ikMed study 'tetC Bquipment depertmmtlertment olof loWean, .the largest collection for West End. w»ork. Build yourself up by think­ Christmas party at-the achool re­ ere completely aelf-oontallied and hava been trying, to gat Gary Uon and other egenoiet that re- Police said the vietlma were Mr. oi*iiN of Conheetleut>^inerit syetbm. cently. . ■ Bimllton Standard, dlviilon of require no external power source. the United Nations Children's queit InteriiatlonXl aid to cmate BVBBV NIGHT m x t ttiOENTERST. ing of how much you’ve "accom­ staamed up over aranting an «lec- and Mrs. JosMh White, their four •nte members voted plished, tnOtead of hdw much’, is dubmaster Al DicHau presented United Aircraft Corp. Although designed for use on the tric train for Christmas. Fund tn^,^e.MsnchiMter area, It and operate health and Welfare children 2 to years old, and Lor­ ^our feet high, used on other aircraft equipped more than lOO projects In' about In abeyance” any (council Think of yourself not as a:merc 1 • pounds. They wants le a gailiagB can. compllshed tn spite' of extremely The fin was touched off by an Gardner, Richard Mora', Garry approximately MO Read Herald Adva. reeiaton on a study of merit aya- housekeeper—hut as a homemaker; HouesCiweping, like most Jobs, Is Perrett, Douglas Hangeiti and Paul tem laws until another matter is what you make it. Splnella. disposed of. Asid St makes a big difference (Xher-awards yVere presented as The other matter concerns Sfiate Whether your goal le to make the follows; Steve Naezkowski, wolf Tax Commissioner John L. Bum- kind of home that aings out a wel­ badge and asiistant denner, stripe; van’s appointment of Matthew come to your fanUly-mnd friends John- Michallk, bear badge, goliLj., O P E N ^ C'Sulllvan of Hartford to be dl- or adtether you think your only arrow, denner stripe and 1-year Notice! " rector'''of the sales tax divialon. aim la to get through each day's pih;." Frank Conway, bear badge,- 0 ’Suilivan..had not taken a com­ chores a« If you were nothing more gold arrow, denner stripe and 1- i d a i l V t o petitive exixplnatlon for the post. than s drudge. year pin; Bruce' Hansen, Hop ALL filFTS WILL The SulHvan-O'SuIUvan matter badge, gold arrow and 1-year pin; Is cifrrently being studied by the Richard Berthiaume, silver arrow; BE ENBRAYED State Civil Servlfee^ Commission. Pronunciation Guide Richard Cobb, gold arrow and 1- AND ENDS - N' Both men are Democrats. year pin, and Peter Nimirowski, M TIME FOR Yesterday the legislative coun­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gold arrow and 1-year pin. ROEBUCK AND CO cil, the . General Assembly’s^ re­ Here Is a guide' to the pro­ Others who received t-year pins GHRI8T1IAS search armt decided , to put off the nunciation of names; appearing In were David Dickau, Michael Bale- merit system etudy until the Civil the news today in connection with sano, Richard Lacroix, Russia DEUVERY Service Commission has turned out President - Eisenhower’s world La very, - Richard 0 ’Grady 7 ” Camera Department Meny (tylfi, some for encreving. Useful should not abandon our respon­ sibility because of possible political 8 ONLY t iewelqr gift for men eiid women! Come in! ELECTRIC overtones.” He Is Senate minority n o w - f o r COLOR:. \ HLMS REIEOED AS MUCH AS E% leader. TAN t SHAVERS CAMERAS RRi ACCESSORIES REOUCED E% 9hfBt now oar? TYPEWRITERS REDUCED UP TO E% I Ruth Millett •REMINGTON ■ ' ' ' '\'r ^ FOOTBALL SHOES I SHOTOUHS / UMITID QUANTITIES \ 3 • SCHICK Sea your convenient Connecticut Bank i Hotnemaldag or Drudgery r \^and Trust Company office now! N O W ^ 16-20 GA. NOW REO. NOW • NORCLCO .AtUtnde MkJeea Difference raUROID UNO OAMERA ..m.v 72iC If yoii want housekeeping to be I • SUNBEAM fun taietead of Just a dreary chore, Here’s the sensible way to pay for your new car; TOWER BOX OAMERil w/flaili 9H heed these pointers and see If you ask your dealer to tnake arrangements for a Con- « • ! nsctieul; Bank and Trust (Company automobile loan. .9 9 I ■ USE YOUR CREDIT aren’t a happier housewife; IH OUR NEW ■We’re here to help you get that new car NOW! Make yourself a work schedule You can pay for it in monthly payments that you can FUSH ■ULBS,Nt. S TTeaSaeM || EUCTMC ANTIQUE that allowB you to get your work readily handle, and you can take up to three years' BUXTON^FRENCH PURSE done before you have a.chance to dreed It. But don’t be a slave to for repayment. TOWER FILM 12e-1t74M 4 fer $141 { MOTHER’S and Your dealer will tell you.that oui- low bank rafts GRANDMOTHER’S your schedule. Change It to suit YOU TAKE WATCH when you need to. / make this the most economical and satisfactory- way CLOCK to buy your new car. Life insurance is included, free. /: - YbUR BILLS BRACELETS Don’t drive yourself ehd nag i Football Helmets t TACKLE BOX Also available in 8-day wind your famMy to achieve pOhfecUon. OUT OF model. ' i $ | n .95 Aim at helog a good hoUaekeeper, NOW NOW USE VOCR CREDIT ENGRAVED IN TIME kurtciul Of tha best housekeeper In THE FOR CHRISTMAS the nalgMxn-hood. t o y l a n d H kteklng booking sui adventure Rwq. Was MASONIC COIN PURSE! Instead of a chbre. it's sure to be 4.79 Q: 98" a chore If you get a certain number 0.33 TROWEL of recites, use th(m over and over, i Artifioial CliriitmM DUNSMOKE and never experirotnt. The tomieeHeifl Bank TIE CLIP Avoid beaming a household 1 TREES r Hfcli WESTERN DAME drudge by seeing that yoUr chil­ ANP TRUST COMPANY ' $ up dren asinnne their share of respon­ NOW sibility for chores. If you take on 28 Offices Serving 20 Connecticut Communities Wos . - . •350 the whole Job yourself you are 898 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER LARGEST SELECTION NORTH BRANCH— 16 N. MAIN ST. Set of Matehod Irons | . M 1 , 6 6 PW« Open the coin purae.. , and you can slip out both IN MANCHEI^R FISHING REEII \ billf and coina without unfolding the purae. There’s R eq. NOW NOW 8 8 ' - a aeeret oompartmant for big bills, too. Gleaming HAU FOR RENT 3 9 » 8 : iRM IfflM V9I ^ 1WM 5RM SMM VflM S M M 5M M Se jl leather in choice of colors. JW DRwW. Fer psrtlea, showers, reoepUoas, X Wos meettBgto Complete Utehen fa- i $ ellltles. Large eneloesd psuklng n « CROW SH^T CAME lot. 8 SETS B im O RAME Hall etm available for New % - NOW how Give her the Year’s Eve also we sUlI, have Give some open dates for Christmas V e U V e U 9NM%ag •jorkaS % W a t" exquisite DRESSER SETS parties. “ that 98c BULOVA PRICED $1^.95 i O Inquira LMwanian Hall CUSHIONS FISHING ROD FROM % 24 Goiway St. \\ "Goddess ot IB u lo v A NOW 5I NOW c d t o u i 6 Tel. Ml 9-8580 After 8 PJ«. 3R M 5MIM SIM . 5MIM lc3 Time" difference” ! atve Mm iMe nonorad eymbot ol Witk'Hkat Butova MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Masonry to hoM hie lie neoMy to THREE DIMENSION place. Chotoe ol eaW-pleto or rfto- diferanee" ' ' This Christmas ! COWBOY 8UITAR dium ffnlih (cllvar color) mtniaturo trowel wMh Uny Moeonie wnblcm.' give^llfe gift they'll never forget VIEWER deoutifully deelened. hondtomely MANCHESTER NOW . boiad'in a ftoe proeentotlon eato. NOW Ha witl lava m Mg, masculiM, geMea Nebs — a classic cerb ehsin Meet — nee give an exciting WOB __ ___ Spc'MM's eseleiiye alttiiH BOTTUNGCO. MiflM tiSM tlflM VSEmR tiflM % . . . tlw Ibtf s ss streng ai the ^ .44 thain itself. watchband 10 HENDERSON RD. Ml 3.7922 TEXAS RANGER - j TACKLE BOX -VfiU •jAFmA tiflM •JRE^ V9U ^ HM lum 'tawigM ItaM £Km£KmJffl9kEK9 t i f ^ Mmemmemeeiggcw \ ‘ * NOW HOLSTER SET FOR HIM ^ O W ■ week FOR HER SAVE RUSTIC CHILD’S FOAM BY THE CASE Was 'Watch' and bracelet CONSTRUCTION SET & RUBBER BLOCKS eg periectly matcht SELF PICK-UP 0 - 9 8 Was 4 f t f i -e d at a kiss. A tim e ­ ATTHEPLANT .2 - 8 8 ■ NOW W MOW piece jlef incom parable 1 7 - ■ Wrae • ir . Roq. jewml precision accuracy th a t aCNATOR 6 1 2 »» Sooth oil! center s C " The eMcullve kwR — top tovol In pw« F.T.Ii S'. . , . ■ ■ha'll wear with pride—always.' fermoneo but not In price. 17 Jewel*, North off Weat Center .44 ii* 9 p $39.75 •hock-resl*tont. tSI.7t ^ ’ CHILDREN’S SIZE CHRISTMAS ' taflM tiflU BEE OUB VAST twWChi^WCW I This ChrUtmas givt har tha gUt that aha wiO chaHah ARROWHEAD WINDSWEPT BEusenDN or~ WIDE SNOW SHOVELS 1 N' TREE LIGHTS above aO others —, the Motniri Afng.lpl Ttrln bandt C h rlitm n U m * . . . i n y t l i * ,, y *v ‘ li Qriceful, flM Ving block $nd goldon for father assd mother The etorta* of ntvir mill y«ur mir) urtiin yeu lln k $ , ptrfict for that l$dy Ir love ' THt OW AND OMr ' SPECIALS boys* long sleeve , ' *— . . . lira thii thflMIni Arrowlwidlntcli- . . . IdttI for /ill her new $li/ntrlm ^ N O W NOW IRONim BOARD SET IS” DOLLS month for eachjchild in the /dm% . . . ^ CHILDREN'S DM* by Iptldel. . . aimto for lelld "fiihioni. V OAS-FUIliO llOHTia WITH lUCCtll., *19 FORD $2695 Req. * MOW Here it a lasting'gift that Mother , will treaaure ahrayg RINGS carv » f i t t g e n i p ^ Roq. X and wear with pride, for the Mother! Rii% radiant sport shirts- Was flam Control! 'S7FORO $1395 98e with the ihetnories that only'a moftier can-Mive, tells CfOR HER ___ ^V*8 4-door. 98 c .33 the story, of her------life, ...../j^nd------to beautifully, . . Two F « ™ s 3 9 5 . ,No room Nq 791LI 88c ban^ of 1,4k gold, represeiiting fatter an4 mother ^ Fi/e/f in Saconth . •57 M.YM. $ ^ arc joined together by the sfeme of tte month fdf each Ughts for Mentht V-8 olnb sedan. child in the fqmJly. . , - S 2 . 9 8 * 3 . 9 8 WEDDING ^55 PONT. $895 htother's rings are custom made in your 'choice of ST1L1.AB 10 _ CMbftaln8 convorftW^^ ! 1 white or yeuow gold, and so (Resigned that etohea BELECnON or ‘ C«. IT* RUDDBURP miM CUN 1 ' may^be added at a futike date. « i,-r ONLY $ 14 9 5 •56 RAMRLER .$895 Rob Roy! >3od.l! Hydraulic DUMP TRUCK RINGS ___ Delnxa 4-door. > NOW iUDGET TERM^ ^ STERtING AND dNlY ibc A WtIK Donmoor! Robert Bruce! W a s/ I • ^ ^ NOW NOW ONE CHILD .... •56 DODGE $995 Was ...... $ ? 5.00 AND A M E R I C A N Oeronet 4-door, X Over 1200 boy.s’ long sleeved sport shirts to 4 - 9 8 . TWO CHILDREN JET BALL OF FIRE 98c 22 .. . , 186.9 0 ' . tm is Foa }.t Ap. Stylini Iff Uiit |lt

1 . .MANCHESTER EyENING HERALO/MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER^ 16. 1959 f A M TWKNTY-TWO .WkHOTSte EY'E]^ MANCHES^, com, WED^SDAY, D^CmdBER 16, 1959 iT-- BUGS BiiNNY d u b BOARDING HOUSE with .MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD, fUZZLE Maks It an 'UnfergadtoW A f reek flffcfff ChtiitSMa ‘ ' X f"ALUWI«HTiTAI« A T L iA rr AReVOUfUK'XXJ' It 'wlU be assy to reoaU tha " 5 C WHAT 'lOU w i> r i r » » r r r i CAN CAWWV ALL th a t AN' TAtLICLOTM LATEfti happy dataUa of Christmas 1969 U THANHAVINST 3 rwAtT.TlW ^IHW e OAFISH I?«W«KS1 Answtr to Provlout Pimto yoo record the joy dn FILM, on e H(M«MXAiWr Bargains MOVIE Strip or on a colored 1st the M A N b m im iiA m to R o - I X'U. A OFThtSt MSANOSaTMAUS/ KAT, 610 Center Shneet, warii and ANP tA T i ' sJHINKPOlJ THBV rtRsJE ONLSf UATELY » ^ S totts' Rtfilits SLIDE The FALU3T- tTUDlO, LSARrtSO^PSSL OANANAS 70 East Center St it headquar­ .fluff dry tbe famiiy laundry. R Ustedby ters for all manner cf photo­ eosto flo HUto n aS y . You s a v e With tHBi? «»>m ds/-‘Um m , AChOSE 2 Italian monagr 60% sv»r eali-flMMHiAdSliveiT ssrv. THIS PR6ClbU5>V«ia06 , graphic equipment and aeeSeaor- Floridf’l trt« 4 “Pine Tree iea After the purchase, U Is s toe. So bring yuui^ orarflowtng OESEKVE5A PLACE dAHOMOR Califor^'i State" efotlue hemper to iiAMCm urva l IM THE (Wn.OR SO THATtvAMY J comforting feeUng to be aUe to iU rt / 8 "Sal" In fonf tifrn to Mr. Fallot for help with ;tAtmDROMAT. ,Plck up your SHOW IT OPF TO AOYAHf^ • NebMiki'i 6 Maryland bird order in e few Moufs. so etosn and TO ByVEBS FBOMr any picture-taking, problem. Re­ 7 Fait period member to bring your exposed frosh and fragrant, "ton'll Mya the AtiJSEOMS. AND tPhlliitind fod convanienee and tha clilldrnK.Fbl WEALTHY . BBaaedon .C M a M Oifta for Daddy fllroe here for eaqwrt DBVe L o p - 13 Rcfton ‘Sremeets’ gcweliT Hag tha W ent . E a ty -K h it! TMoa* Shepplag ' INO. levs a rested Mommy, collectors/ I t fotinct bird experience tiM dooemion of a room. But that is rime'«nou0t <40 at­ When they>aak "What ghairwe TbM la why aE of maiKhesterhu Beantgr of IM m Oold get Daddy for Ohrietmaaf’-iHrsm L«d 10 Sack F. .K! BRATt Jeweler, In the tend to all your shopping for ' b ra p a Oeeise Hfatt 11, School 2IAftoniah 46 Speck . welcomed the opening of-the THS}- SOYS AND STUDENTS the C. them to 8HBRW1N-WIUUAMS OdlkMia« Off to Bad Is Fan 7 Vtisel State Theat'er Bidg.-- carries Fm ^ d rm wearing weatem wouldn’t you be thrilled to Sad tW U« ^ M. I t lUUan city fublect (ah.) 20 French head 47 Smell FOHD OAl^^EatY.'XO o a k Street, E. HOUSE A fl(^ Store. In thU OO., 981 Main Street, where the a gUt or a gift certiSekte from n -n 18 Regal II Flrit garden 48Agaa "k Rb m e n t z ” JEWaa-RT, with kiddies will find Inexpensive end SLIffP/BRB from the Shoe IBCarpari now diaplaying for eale dri|dnal oiil the 14-K GOLD OVERLAY, Which up-to-the minute Miop, you'll find MATHER'S AT THE CENTER BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Hebrew month residence 23 Zeal 80Kind of teal- pamtlngh,' water oolore a»d fine useful do-it-jraurself toola that a Sakm. of C- B HOUSE A SON. A L L E Y OOP 35Weatcm rope 51 Vend la thirty timea thicker than that the stylet, colors and brsind names Little folks love the tend-beedtd under your Christines tree! Any­ 23 Conjunction 20 Provincial. r ^ r o d i ^ t k ^ .YoiiTl w a n t'to aec young Amsrieans prefer. Would ha practical Daq appraclatea. There body would bo. 'W hat'gift wovad '" ;WBX, EONS HOW MN> 3iSw«yeorwHB4KtNS 27 Water-bome- 24 Encourage akiAM* FRHLicia) pfcruRSB, on brush holder, lOe miniature arithout snuggly .tbSarUng Using. WUR MADS dAVES 28 Italian river 43 Column /part 85 Meaiure <* special pride In giving or wearing matclUng tie or any of the boxed Iltere are sturdy corduroy bootlss, beeutifu] citoee ef JBW BUIY, a 3S Quote land p^ect for ChrletmaeL giving, jewelry sets (cuff links and. slide). foUeni for comers, around win­ good WA*rCH. Or. pertepa you’d OF M3U, rp a n f 32 Break 28 Advance leet 48 Armiitice Yhere are aUhoUettee, etchinga, "KREMENTZ" Jeweljv becauae it 22.2tr*nd mulU-stripe SATIN iHCajL Bt PL04TY has much of tha wearing quality AttranUve SHIRTS/SWEATERS. dows and how about soihe qulekea SLufFERS, 28.75 for bar gism ehoooe eomsthing for the diiMren 34 Set ' llomla, atSl 1 ^ to uae alngly, in SOCKS to give him thi.cenfldehee Hand Cleanser, 60c. All are ideal that they could Map through the 3t Dinner m r te r " r r V r 1 16 TT of solid gold. "Krementa" BAR- orous. Maura hours! You’ll find e r paira or effeotWe ‘grou(plnga. Re of being well-dressed Import­ STOCKiNQ oirrs. 'fpll else renge of cuddly 8LIP- ysase end cherish ahrays;"a Mchet, 37Taite produced In full oolor are IkdlNT- tUNOS aUrt at 26.B0. Aak to see 38 Amphibian i r IS 14 the Fm -AND EARRING SET, ant during Impdesslenable years. FEB8 FOnemLDREN here. s birthstone RUNG; Tor your sps- SB BeUow ATTJRESS of "ICadonna and Child'' jlB.SO dealgned with cultured The official Boy .'SOout Depart-^ ' Gifts oa Tide Big FIm m elAl SnairYOil’d sstoet a lighter or AlMan’a r r 1 17 to add a irdverent touch of beauty pearls centered on graceful leaf. ment it housed here 'with all man­ Come to NASUtFF ARMS CO» ' Santo Has Scents atsak knives, or m dask CXXX3K. nickname In the home. - . « Perfect for the ypuhg-at-heart la ner of equipment for hl| outdoor PANY, 1016 Main 8 t, w ham you 'RUU is why he';hss sat up a I f we toioTr mothers, TieT TVeger 42Butterfliei IT H r u the genuine IVORY-cut ROSE aui- eating, sleeping, camping nec'da. will find, gift ioggisriona for the gift bar at pmEUmox She’d Hke eomething that to reaOy 44 Cut Keep a atrip of audpapw in pended.from a dainty chain, or the "Yhis friendly shop, provides you a “good Sports”, on your Christmas ;CY^399 E ast Center St. for everyone th the fUmUy like a THAT IS* t «w«wn«w«^ *m. Tw ■% !T 48 Filth-UB. •the kitcnen’e u t i'l 11 y drawer. CULTtlRED PKARL of singular ddten gift ideas a minute to please Ust. Cuatom-fHted B O W tIN G PSdtFUMBS ‘and CO­ ret «ff fine Treiiooiita” CHINA Preeident Cornea In mighty, hahdy to give simplicity,-26.80, Rich looking and budding he-men. SHOES and-BAtXS, iVarythiM LOGNES make her feel truly fem­ DeWERWAlRBto ehrk* the to- and familF 1 P* you extra grip on gtuhhom, aerewr; enduring, “KREMENTZ" jewelry ------— . ’ - for tha SKIER (equlpmsnt ward­ inine. A "Revlon’* or "Helena nie service or 8TERUNO FLAT­ 4B Came up w tyiM jar topi. » „ ' from F. B. BRAY will give com­ Give a Beauty Oertifloate robe) plus IN B U LA l^ UNDEI^' Rutatostein" UPflTlCX spella WARE to make home a gracious CARNIVAL BY DICK. TURNER 83 Poem. plete satltfacUon., You’ll never know how much WEAR for maiu Svomen, chlldrdu. ’lo rry Chflstmaa" the happy wav. setting. For a bride-to-be, give the n-w 84 Aaimalf JT iron Can “Take It Too** real joy and pleasure you give un- When Whiter comes, cart spring be Very new JEWELRY ahowlng WED681NO 'mBABURX CHEST. 86 Eminence tU you give a BEAUTY CBR- "Mack diamond ehadee" Trill be Even If you don't buy a thing at Talte along a toy magnet when far behind? Give GOLF shipm ent 214.96, w kh compartmento to h(M 87 Den . " n r ' flCAhTDflNAVlAJf ORAIFT SHOP TIFICATB from SCHULTZ and aoceesories. Take advantage of proudly worn time after time. For preetouB mementoea sad records. 88 Preaideht shaping for catches and other BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main a>man^s Chriatmaa there are good- PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER and pitcher on the main floor Of gifts of beauty And utility priced "size" or “color.’’ The talented There is magic in a gift of fro- To -Hannah EUlott," 7B. ning Herald, U6» AVE. OF butter. Bake In hot waffle Iron HAM M fcL AND COMPANY, 91S MOYCTeg,S/K- Henary StraeL OPEN TOMORROW glove? Slip a~ thimble Inside to slipcovers, the scatter rugs, the TIFICATE availshla in 25 and 210 minuU’' gift sugigaetlem that tees make sewing ^idr. - AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86. N.Y. fa^ly wardrobe on short notice. until)'steaming soft*. Serve with Mala Street Mltohall S-lsn. fiAReHANpgprm^ from 3 to 4.' Or telephone ahead For let-class mailing add lOc denominations. Complete w lth ^ft no eerraarks of laat mtouto ehooe- Ddriiig these activity-packed envelope for Hianihg.tbeee are good butterr Makes a eei'rings- /3^ n> anyttow. Haad-knltB, anfbrolderies, Tor each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ ing. If she ISiee to vrork with bar ;' Wmitorflffto ffire* lacy croohetlng, tatting and hand- Fmr the Top Man far Your H eart weeks, why not ease the hom.e- In any MONTGOMSKY WARD haada, ebooae any one of the com­ dress wlth-zpne and Pattern Num­ makMtig burden somewhat by tak­ STORE at any time; Mail them to Tito WeB Dreessd Man M tees _ n u H to g to Eeeffhrc loomed ruga are a t REASONABLE Bring him genuine pleasure with plete KTTS th a t eontaia aU the ib c w e y -r ic h m a n c o m p a n y , ber, ing advantage -of the MARTIN- your outrpf-atate children, grand­ Ahead S R I G ^ . MItcheU S-7632. a gift you select from the J. OAR- ■ Have you the *69 Album evn- materials and dlrsetlons She nssds 767 Main Street .to teadquartsss MAN MEN-Tl SHOP on the down­ IZING 'TWO HOUR SHIRT children, relatives and friends and The “King’’ of your heart appre. foiP making a quick and aapy tataiing many lovely deaigns and 5 SERVICE a t 299 ‘ W est Middle d ates gifts of good Moke and com­ for StERUNG ffOiYUR ^ Gor­ Nuw is the time to dig out stairs floor of “Corel Casuals," 887 you enable them to choose for Scarf, a h m , mittens, bolero or ham, Torria, International, wallaee, free patterns? Only 26c a-copyl Tpke. Friend husbapd will be themselves from the vest treasure fort from C, B. ROUSE A SON, now V ‘ Christmas light strings and check Main Street. Oood taste, plus - - . . 1* ■ ------Skating CM Gift . ahoepiag .to Heirtoom and Lunt deUghted with the polished, smooth troves of anjr MONTIoCm ERX serving the third generation of for bad wtrihg and broken sock­ distinction is embodied In each appearance of his' stJrta. .The Well-dreeaed men.’ A complete size easy hart. TIis brocade otow fitted ets. Replace all defective units. purchase. Bold, masculine CUFF Sausage-Sweet Motato Bake WATO STCXtE OR CATALOGUE nge of JACKETS mid suburban Trith kaltUiig neeffiee and aooaa- tJM. Ita» 0.t. NLOR 1 pound pork sausage prices will 'please you both. DEPTS. quality merchandise at sories Trill please th e otw Tihoaa __ _ CAPTAIKTf , /7 -/6 LINKS, 26 - pair, in a red velvet o w n , TOPCOATS, SUITS In The Inquirer l«0 W L f#« Of ^ ^ eitHhyWUemMAM- Where m ere’s Life drawstring pouch, will endear 1 can (1 pound 2 ounces) money-aamg prices. rich, smart ehadee, superbly tail­ hobby to knitting. pS«Of. iH f W WWtoS Sm W'* t > M / J « ^ vacuum packed sweet potatoes -Danger sign: if lights dim or "Ths way I get H, all tha othar parents-on 'the h \o o \f/ , A. atogtog Ca n a r y from t h e him to you. Envelop him In a ored of fine fabric. You’ll find FET -SHOP, 696 Main Street, can “plushy" CARDIGAN by I'Nab- 2 apples, oored and thinly aliced radio lessens Its volume when you Order a Ottstom-made Wreath color-coordinated sport coats and JUDD SAXON ; BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIBLD love ^elr hide at least 15 cents a weM( provide ■ loaiiy entertainment for holz 'of Switzerland,"” 216.65,’ or the 2 tablespoons brown sugar use the toaster, that circuit la This year plan to. greet pasedrs. sleckg so distinctive together. more than .we do him!" ^ 14 cup hot water overloaded. Have your w iring ' you PEOPie HAVE PONE YOU'RE ) i the entire family. A tame PARA- sllpLover 210.85 in- rich shades of by with a truly eye-catifliing “Hanes" Thermal Underwear to A MISERABLY UNFAIR BEIN& ^ J 3 -/t KEBDT that leaims.to talk is a fun- rust, gold, toiwst green. He’ll be Oook sausage until lightly checked. Pending a chdek; turn oft DOOR SWAG or WREATH creat­ a practical gift he’ll thank you for, THIN& TO MY UNCLE EMOTIONAL, 6m, flUed challenge and a wholesome ankle deep in comfort wearing browned. Pour off drippings. Ar­ other appliances on the- *same ed by FLOWER FASHIONS by especially if much of hls'-worklng "FafflHf N a i” DItM iiit k . circuit when toasting. DAVE. I'VE LIVED WITH MKS PURDY. BY RO U SO N training experience for children. cashmere-soft HOSIERY. He'll be range SMwet potatoes in an 8 x 8- MIUlftlWSKl, 696 Main S t It’s day Is spent outdoors, or If he’s an . HIM SINCE I WAS A CAN'T WE LITTLE SPORTS ______Help .cheer and while away lone­ up to his neck in conservative good lach bating dish. Top with half of toally youyglft of chSer to all who uefive or spectator sportamha, be- CHILP. HE CAME HOME ___ Cew.'MOaaltaMMtCem. m m A BROKEN riL. I Til4.WeWd tithti Iged. some hours for riih invalid. All are taste wearing 'a. silky-soft sauaag* thM apples.-Sprinkle with Gone la tba Hardeat Work of All Journey by youf hoiM. An artfully oituse it Insulates him against bit­ IMAN THIS State Inspected and guaranteed CASUAL SHIRT (Persian print, brown augaw and add remaining Mopping the kitchen floor need designed table C Eff^R - PIECE ter cold discomfort. A gift Of $S. NASSAU -- 7 D A Y S ) MORNINe-- heaOUiy birds. Quality “Hendrick” 28.85, Hopsack oxford, 27.65, SwisA saiiaage. Add hot water.. Cover no longer be the dreaded task for can radiate good will and spiritual IMATHER (briefcqse^ luggage, 11 HATE OAGEB are sold hsrS. Remember, “Cotbhna," 26.85. For harmonious rigbUy and bake in a moderate you. '' B. D. PBARl. APPLI­ meaning. Call MItcheU 9-5268 to stollet) It a lasting ramembriince. YOU FOR any worn or defeetlve pai^ will accent choose “J. GARMAN oven. (350 deg. F.) for 80 mlnutsa. ANCE A FURNITURE CO., 649 have your order DEKJVERED On the JEWELRY coiqj^/dhoose. Minimum JtBDIJCnON be replaced at any future date If NECKWEAR. Be prepared for a Remove cover and continue b^lng Main Street has for you a “HOO ANYWHERE. from the varied assorteMnLiff TIE --1 ’ Kound Trip purchased at THE PET SHOP. resounding klsSi 16 minutes. Yield: 4 to 5 servlnga. VER”^ ELECTRIC FLOOR SLIDES AND CUFF lim n .. Many to P a a d b r , 4 WASHER that wets the floor with Csatlie soap and -WSCfir clem JoOk as if they were wpiffii' U.Wng’s FuO F a r e ^ ' c = l [] clean water and detergent, scrubs leather furniture nicely.FOHow ransom, A blFT CEim)lTCATE sail Friends «C> for any amount, gives th« WcipIent It thoroughly and then vacuum with application of a good leather .pepailtog dan. 7*. l A F t . l t m .- X V' dries it instantly. With your dressing. a personal choice. Makes ffuOTlng Qemqniffir the 69 r MAIN STREET hands never touching water, your sasier for yew. . •tom. 7 departm e TriU be an 1 4Ey B. BY JOHNNY HART floors can be apotlesaly clean and Five Miles of Maridttg, 79e 1 orolse, mtohnum rate 9|6A t Same Cabins NEXT TO GAS COMPANY really dry. A Christmas gift any JOHNSON • PAnWCO., 728 Aa Inveatment Yielding Over 8% Immediate P eeerreMen Nsrjlmary. alas! t h e m o r e I t r y . V homemaker would love to have, Main St., has the “JE T ’ MARKER, "We suggest the purchase of a BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE MlSel?A^BLE ,ST|N (CINC. T H E ^ — , im U TY HOLDING COMPANY TD W IPE t h e m OFP t h e PARKING IN THE REAR 279.95. , 79c, which to actually a specially- NSI4N MATHtWt, PETURNINS TO TMI SpAf» BERRIES? Stock. Detailed information regard­ B SOTOUTIE '^NO OOilBT ABOUT IT, ADMIRAL! ^ 7 w e l l , WELL, SON! PERHAPS I SHOULD \ designed bottle (unbreakable) CARRIBR, HASTENS TO FIA4 PIOT. SOPSIEIR 1 & E rl I S C O M l N & j ing this company may be had by TWr m O T WHO MADE 60T HIM ON RAPAR.'.OH SONO- CONORATULATE you. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAU), UANCBliRtEIL 0 0 NN« WEDNESDAY^ DECEMBER 16. PAGE TW Sim ^m B r iuANCHESTBR EVENING ffERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY,' DECEMBER 1969 XAfiB TWSNIY’FOUR ■ ...... '•...... THE C lem kind*8 Frank Lane Gets in Last Wofd at Trade Deadline

YOST McIJsh and Martin Sent to Reds for Temple •perte tSdltor W II^ SIDE MHMum New York 1^ . 18 (APV— that appearad to have elimax-^fvlsione were lifted tradlngfaaa City and plueiied ymihg> isAJ-fFsllpe Akni .and Oitefido Cepfida * Loa Aagela* sofight • fliot Mm*- ^. - Asl ' aeshviWBseedlwitdail- 14«aM In,yiihe opening gam* of the ed tha unpMadentad thfM-Week aeross league lines ball hitting outfielder ftogars The Blaainganie deal a man so eonld move the vete of 184 attempta. Oonnly.fvrM followad'by Dal Bhofner,' ^ ^ Niftiest DuckJPin Bowling to Date Baseball’a Aral intei^-teague inter-league Jterlbd. Side Midget Ldegue, Deci's Philadelphia, Dec. 16 6p>— trading period ended at mid­ But while to t World Champion Marta But the Tanka had to part blow to tha m vaa, who hav> had siOB Oil Hodges to third and put fdged OUs's Orlnder,*, 21-13. Chuckin’.Charley Coneriy, the whooo J?}!* Hold gonoraMiip hMpod too Aagalaq Tommy McDonald, Phlla- Niftldst bit of duck l^wling iirMandheetei' 8on Earlier in toe day, Don (AaseT) DDdgers temporarUy stood pat, a eeeand baas problem alt fiut t m Ritchie Dotchln led the way with Oianta to too Eaatern Coitferonce dalphiq. And Lenny Moors, Ball^- tir8ig .tunied in Sunday night by. Doii Carpentar in the immsB night and—M UBual^t waa Blasiligainh went Weat, firom the the American League ehamMon with pitcher Don Larsen, outfl«jd- OUUam in too aafiHaUL The old York Giants pro championahlp, -nifttM,'' 1,T06 Varda mors, Who, tied for second wlth-'47 er Hank Bauer aad Norm Btebern sees one etnea thay moved from e remember that n Wie a 11 points and Tommy' Fitzgerald A Fellaa Bowling League. The tall kegler proved CHeveland's Frank . d'’'Bh>wns, won the' Luckman of the Chicago Bears in Giants winning when'Coneriy waa son. . ' McLtsh, fk|ry Inflelder Billy Mar­ league transection probably made ing the Inter-leegue lajMe th4y downinit Conerd High, 48-37, be­ run out of gas. Nothing worked 0 Ehlors McCartsn (10) and Chris McHale rushing (hie for toe third year' in tin, and a pramietng young first the Giants toe winter hook favor­ dlana by rellnquiilhiag Bubba Phil- The Braves wore bidding for CHI pitching, aendlng n n Heory to rigljt and, they couldn't buy, beg 1943. out because of injuries. Carpenter's 445 far the fourth Itpi, a fins defensive third base- grabbed Billy O'Dell and Btfiy McDougald of too Tanktea, Frank fore h good crowd at the West 13 Totals IT 14-3* 43 (8). Frank Kinel threw in seven a row final NFL statistics -re­ Surprisingly, Don 'Chandler of baaenian, Gordon Coleman. ites for toe National League pen­ CtnclnnaU, along with ontflaMoim or steal a basket, and Conard be­ leased today showed, And toe for^ Brown Bflitoed too seoaon adto ->-higheet on record. Besides Cor- man who can do the JoB in the out­ Loss from Baltimore to atrengthen Boiling of tha Detroit, Tigers aad Laa WaUa and Lou S u O u m for Hartford srhool'a gj-m. Conard (»> baskets and two fouls for 16 points toe Oianta finished second tn puiit- ivnti'B.^SS, the latter has 'also^ Lane’atdeal, made after experts nant both the starting staff and toe If they continue playing as they gan to cloee the gap fast. From p / B. r. p»*. In a losing cause. IV e d need ay mer Syracuse All-America who 1,329 yards In ,290 carries for a ward eairthg' tha pennant-winning Kaither Los -Angeles nor . Mil­ field, too. _ . Billy Martin of tos Indians to fill aittgger Frank Thomaa. Tha dU- their 12 point halftime bulge, the 3 JnlufliD'n ...... « has -been In toe league only three 4'. 6 average. His 200 carries broke ing wito a 46<6'average. The Hon­ cohimted a 451 three game aet.- The third-place New York bullpen, Jackie Brandt want to the toe slot at second. They*n be al­ appointlng Ihird-baeemaa.oatflald- did last night for the remainder Indians' lead was cut to five. 1 DKiicoU ...... 4 night, Norman'r plays PontlcslH's. ors Went to B6b XAry of DstroltM Chicago WMte Sox had strength­ waukee, who plsyed oif for the 4 Tninn ...... years, broke a record for most toe most attempts record of 271 Glorgettl Is credited with ty 4 ia Yankees, apparently stymied both Orlolea, but the San Francisco most Impossible to get now with ar apent ento ona season with the ' of the season. the 'Indlana could It wasn’t until halfway through ...... } Y MIDGET DEAOVE for one season previously sat in 47.1. , . ened themseives moat among 1969 titje, figured in toe 15 trades really go places. Only in the lat­ (r Rohru ...... 0 carries In doing it, triple. Carpenter has been/ over American LeSfUS eontendera, top­ (nine inter-league) .madq Since in the Netlonel and their own outfield remained well stocked walvera heck on. MHwaukea also Iteda after Miig swtnM fleah the third quarter that thb Itod and 0 Krzynowpk ..., 0 Manchester Auto Part's, led by Berry Top Receiver 1961 by Eddie Price of toe New . John Morris of ^e Chleagd . the 400 -m.ai4t. several times this with WlUie Mays, Willie Kirkland, wanted Blsslngamc. ter mimitea of the ftret quarter 4 JulAvitH ...... 1 Tommie Greer (9) and Bill Mc- Bears captured toe punt returns ped an old-fashioned lntra-lea|ftie Nojr. 21, toe day the waiver pro- leaguer once again turned to Ksn- from a Mg year at PlthAniflb X White was able to get Its first two 1 Copprn ...... 0 Ray Serry, toe Weetem Divi­ York.Giants. ' ' .season and rahks wito toe best of was Conard able to Jump Into the points of the second half on ' a Kensib, took, a one point -victory title with 14 for 1,71 yards and a lead. Then Manchester got back, 0 GUlPn ...... 0 sion champion Baltimore - Colts' Brown last year set a new NFL toe" younger duhli pin/roUers In driving layup by Salmond. As the 3 BurkR ...... 3 from Keiths' Variety, levllfc,.. Six All-Pro end, took toe pass receiv­ rushing record with 1,527 yards. 12,2 average. Kickoff returns top Manchester. Out o^aciiqn last out in front, and'waa never.bea£f- almost disastrous third p s r 1 o.d conversions from toe foul Hhe-ac­ man -was ""Abe Woodson of Ban ' *d, although Conard canrt^lose In 16 TgUIr ...... « 7-13 37 ing crown vrith toe best mark Runner-up-to Brown was J. D. 'year due to wotkmjK condiUotas, ended, the Indians found that they, Scora^ at half SO-18 Manrhostrr. counted for their win as they hit siiice 1951. Smith, San Francisc'o’s flashy half­ FVanclsco with 13 for ^383 - yards the Silk Townw'naaback the third quartered'” had only tallied seven points to on 6 of 12 tries. Green Bay's Paul - Homing back, who cranked out l,03^ard8 and a 29.4 aveV age,". TwoMijMdn tioUar Bids Major League Trades Made ih Inter^Legg^ Period | -The story of the game was atrong with mnasing con^stency Conard's 12, • The Auto Parts took a 10-4 lead wrapped up Vhk scoring title wito In 207 carries for. a 5.0 aVeraga There was a three-way tie for to gain toe ^tlight. ' < hustle-,'Kuajla and- more hustle by first place In Interceptions. Flnfsh- 4 18160 In the flnal,.«ight minutes, goifig into the last half but Rich­ 94 points on seven touchdowns, 31' 'riilrd was hard-hittlh|: fqllback < >VaIe, ahertetep Joa,Xk|MMStrl an d f ,--We Indiani, 'Karlie.r this weeJi Manchester got Into high gear Sport Schedule ard Macalone, Lee Williamson and extra points-fuiq, seven Arid goaJs. Ollie Matson of L«0a Angeles He Ing 'With seven each were Dean NATIONAL LBAGim KANiAS c m ,r.. Obtained^ Coach Fagin Zatursky stated that again and forged Into a command­ Ray Jenack hit to put Keith’s one The passing" ' championship . Is gained; 863 yards 'on 161 carries Derby, Pittsburgh; Milt Da-vis, Bal- O T il Cuff Rejected Jbry Senators ■AN n U N O U O O - - O b ta k ^ firat baseman Kant liafiiey. Gave pitehers Don lArahn' Tom Acker to overcome Conard's height ad­ ing lead, so that by the last two point ahead midway Ih toe third based on average gain per pass for a 5.4 average. timorsi and Don Shlnniek, Balti­ pitehera BUly Loea and MUy ODell up outfieMen Hfink Bauer and aad Disk- Han, outfielders Hank vantage, his boySs Would have to ,t annual event gives The minutes of play the Issue was no y Toda^ period. The lead changed . hands attempted and Coneriy had. , an Berry grabbed off M passes for more. Derby returned hli 127' of Mancbeetar more atate sad aecond basamsn Don Blasln- Norm SHfibarn, fiM basemen Manr Bfinef 'find Norm Biebern. first rush Conard all thS time, and longer In doubt Whit; sparked the Cheney at I-aSalette. 8.79 average on 113 cmnpletipns 969 yards and l5 tou’todowns. He yards, Davis 119 and Shlnniek 70. game. Gave up outfielders Jaelda several times In the closing quar­ atid • national publicity annually? For KiUebre#, Pascual Throneberry find, pitcier Don iMemfin Itiurv Throneberry, short- forge their shooters. Well, they team with hta shooting and ag­ Friday, Dec. 18 ter and.^ Keith’s had a free throw If you gtieeaed toe Five Mile Road IM N OAWnBMTiat Brandt and Laon Wsgnar, infialder iid Just that, and at the same gressive flodr work again In the Daryl Spencer, piteber Gordon Larsen. stm Ken HanUIn, and catchers RHAM at Portland, In toe 'ftoal seconds. This could Race .you are right—Stan Miela, Pete Oaley. and. Hank Folles. Gave time were able to control the back- last period, as he had done In the Rock-vllle. at Windsor. • have tied the score but the shot felrmhr Wllllmantlc Teachere ath­ League i8^toe best balanced in Jones, and catcher Roger MhCar- BCWTON — Obtained outfielder bdarde. second quarter. High vs. Bristol Central, 8:80— peers. . ' Wfiihington, Dec. 16 (Jf)—A million dolisrs is nice, but dell. Bobby Thomson, pitchers Tom ub catchers Frank House end Hal was off and several chances In toe lete and local baseball umpire, It Imitot pitcher Tom .Sturdivant, gntnp Out Front However, In winning. It was High School. • closing secohda did not' find 'tlf^ Arizin Good ]V|an coaching Suffield High tola eee- i^-^e e good "ballplsyerfi are hard to find. That evidently is tha'new LOS ANOBLEB—No deSls. SturiUvant find Dave BUlman, and strictly ,a team effort. Saiiqund,. Hartford Tech. vs. Cheney, 1— Simsbury Comes Fast, first hasoman Jtin Mbnhfill. Oavo outfielder Roger Maris, ehortotop VMdhn IfoitOB ...... Manchester Jumped out in m ark and the Auto P arts won. Bon, one of the Class. C power­ motto of the Washington Senators. MILBrAVKBBr->No deaU. Joe DeMaastrl, and first baseman .front the ftret tim% they got the with His slick ball handling and Armthy. s Greer, Bruce Buckley,- Bob Esca-' To Have Around houses. On ..the subject of top Exciting Team The proof; Owner CU'vin Grif-^ up pitcher A1 Schroll, catcher artful dribbling, shared high scor­ ST. Lotus—Obtained InfielW Pete Delay, and first baafiman Kent Hadley. »«iSSr:r..:;::flo-Norm KlMtr ...... ball, on Steve' McAdairi'M: one- Tneeday, Dee. 33 vich. and McKensie played good hasketball teams, don’t overlook Moat exciting UCdqn baaketbaU fith turited down'half a mlUlon for Mr. Griffith and too Wiashington ing honors with White, boUi'’'hav- RHAM- at Bast Hagipton, « for the Winners while Mecaione, team that I have aver immu Is the toigclng Hannon KUlebreW, Who Daryl Spencer, outfieldtrs .Bob Dick Oernart. BALTIMORE — Obtained out­ hander from the outside. Half­ New York, De,c. 16 UPl—Paul Trips Rockville, 55-33 the Rev. Philip Blaney’s St. Itiom- hall club feel th at way-about me." Nleman and Laoh Wagner, and way through the Initial stanaa, ing 11 points oh four baskets and. Cheney at Somers. Ray Jenack and Williamson played as Seminary, a Class B entry told current edition, jack ROM, the. laah^ 42 homers last season to DETBOnr . Obtained ahort- fielders Gene Green and Jackie three free throws. Mistretta shot Arizin finds himself playjng In the Paacual, 24 and just hitting his catcher Carl Sawatokl. Gave up Brfindt, pitcher Gordon Jones and Oonard'-' unllmbered Its big guns Wednesday, Dee. 38 best for Keith's, season. The MOnchester priest little (5-11) , play'maker'., from tie for toe American League title. stride, pitched six shutouts last sti^ Chico Fernandes arid pitcher superbly from the comers, ge.ttlng Rockville at Newington,--- lanky shadow of toe fabulous Wilt South Windsor Is the lad^.who Then he rejected 'inother half mil­ aecond baseman Don Blssingame Ray Semproch. Gave up third base- eatebar Roger McCfirdell. Ctave up and took an 8-d lead; Then half a seven points, and clear^ the INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Chamberlain these days, but toe Breaking the game wide open in the final quarter, Sitnilbury has another well balanced club. summer, mo(e than any other afid oulflelders Bobby Gene Smith minute later, Chuck S a 1 m o n d High vs. Aluiilnl, 8:30 — High In iMt night’s Intermediate High rolled over Rockville 55-S3 last night at Simubury, for Last year. In Class C play, toe makes the club go, but George lion caah for' Gamllo Fdscual, the man Ted Lipcio, outfielder. Ken BlUhen BUly O.'Dall find BUly boards on rebounds, numerous School, former Villanova star' remains A Uhl, 'a aoifiiqmore, is withqpt q u ^ ^ Benatora’ ace pittoer from Cuba. hurler In toe maj(ws. Despite the' and Gene Green. Lose, and outfielder Bob Nleman. dropped one through the hoop to times. Kelsh at center, hit for six League games at toe E asi Side handy guy to have around. the winners fifth viotbry.in as many starts. Rockville, absorb­ Saints were undefeated during toe sometimes lacklustre support W alters find Infielder Alex Coa- knot the score, and Just a few Rec, Charter Oak Grocers beat regular season but were upset In Uon one of the two or three beet' Both offers came from Gaibe dNGINNATI — Obtained pltoh- midaa. WABBINGTON — No deals. points, and also took a large num­ Pitchln’ Paul became the Nation­ ing its second toss in five'decisions, only trailed, by four at the second year studento that Coach from toe rest of the team, he Wga era Gal MeUsh aad BlU Henry, aeconde later. Bill Vlot registered ber of rebounds.’ McAdam also DAYS WHITE C.Y.O., 93-24, and toe \Vest Sides the opening round of toe Small Fhul, general maneger of the Cin- second In earned .run average tn his only basket to put the Indians (Herald Photo) .■ edged Gus’s Grinders, 55-80. al Basketball Assn.'s third highest half, and nine-at toe end of toree» - - ■■ -i . i, ■ SoKool Teurnamant. .Linda Orfl- Hugh Greer has'ever had. dknbi^ Reds. outdelfieni Lee 'Wallf and - Lm parted the nets for six points, and all-tlnie scorer Wsl night when he periods. Ihen Simsbury broke telll, 12, of 9 Warren St., took'a the majors. His 184 strikeouts J aekeofi, aecond baseman Billy out front to stay. But this lead worked the ball well on the out­ The Grocers had thingfs their away with 194nal stanza points to Rockville ttovels to Windsor Fri­ Greer, who haa guided tha Rus- Fgul AMd yesterday be eernered were more than any Washington was nevsr too comfortable, and said,, was why the team faltered own way as all men hit double fig­ flipped In 26 points in Philadel­ third in the backatroke end a kiee to four etral|tot wins, be­ Martin, ftret haacman (torden ONt- side. The fastest pair of hands be­ In the third period. phia's 131-107 victory over toe Cin­ but six by Rockville. day night ,f6r a Valley Conference Orifilto tmdar toe atimda at Waab- pitcher has amassed since. man, and catcher Fnnk Heuse. the crowd was kept on the edge longed ,,tO Vtot, who mqny times ures In Scoring. fourth in toe freestyle eventa at fore being upset by Masstehu- ington'a OrBBth Btadtum during an Conard, prior, to the season's cinnati Royals at New York. Big gfins for Simsbury, Holloway game. the recent Grea:ter Hartford In­ Johnson 42 years ago. Pascual Gave up piteber Tom Acker, aef- of its seats right up to the final stole Oi'e ball from a Oonard play- In toe nightcap toe West Sides Mmibarr (U) eetts last night, 62-60, is still AL game last August. A cloud- also put together a string of 36 minute of play. opener last Friday, was rated as managed to halt Gus's* in a close As usual, rookie Chamberlain (16) and BidWell (IS), accounted door Swimming Championships. elated a t the win over Yale end baseman Johnny Tempi* find era, one of the^ strongest qulnteits In for over half of toeir team's points. B. r. pu. ret had haKed the game. A* toe scoreless innings. third baaeman-outfiaider Frank Manchester's first period ad­ OoMh Pleased BXXS UEAClllB and hard fought game.‘The score waA-toe big man for the Warriora Holloway- ...... t M 14 • • * a week ago. "If there is one game deluge dhinkned'M the roofr Paul TO BE A PERFECT SANTA the CCIL this year. Their mistakes Bemle Arcklvy (12) was the only .Mildren , ...... 0 Thomas. vantage was three points, 12-&., Stsuidings was tied 24-all at toe half biit Don —scoring 38 and dominating toe. on the achedule that I w ant to made hla extraoroinaTy caah offer Griffith said, "We were flqt- Following the game a very last night were abundant, many w . : Frazier's rebounding helped the boards In toe game opening a dou- Ram able to hit In double figures. Maye* .. Here ’n There tered by the tremendous offer for emOAOO O U B g — Obtained Play in the second half proved to pleased Coach Zatursky empha­ P attlion win it's against' Yale," toe former for KUlObrew. be the difference as the Indians of them forced by the Indians, but Aceto A Sons Const. .30 West Sides to pull away, in toe b'leheadpr at Madison Square Gar­ Commenting this morning, Rock,7 : Bldwell . EE I Cleaning bill for football equip­ Manchester High faculty‘member both... I consider Pascual toe third baaeman-outfielder Frank CHOOSE ONE OF THESE FINE GlfTS sized the team effort in gaining the a good number of their own mak­ Deci's Drlve-In ..... 28 closing moments. F ru le r (14) den. St. Louis, with Bob Pettit, ville Coach Johnny Canavari rated NUula .. 4 ment at Manchester High rune up 'Without Mlnking ah eye. Grif­ best pitcher In toe majore, bar­ Thomta, first baseman Dick Ger- drove up and down the court rack­ win. He summed It up thus'. “We P lena .., ...... 0 reports: fith turned him down. A* GrllBth ing up points almost at Will. Oon­ ing, Conard captain Jim Johnson Capitol - Bqulp. . .. 23 points and Paul Sartor (9) led toe Cliff Hagen and" Clyde Lovellette Simsbury toe best team he has Shol«a ,...... 0 to 81.000 a eeason. Head Coach ring none. nert, and pitcher A1 SehraU. 'Gave beat 'em "with hustle on teth the led scorers with 16 points, with Turcotte Esso 23 West Sides while Wayne Reynolds doing the hea'vy work, whipped toe seen all year. He added that.MoIlo- Wglker .Briggs reports. The let: UConn has speed to bum which put It; “I thliik Barmen h u only atort- up pitchers Dave HlUman and Bill ard was again and again ^reed to floor and on the boards.. .We beat makes It an exciting team to f FOR THAT "MAN" ON YOUR LIST make costly mistakes.by the ag­ no other Chleftan being able to hit 'Fred'p Package ..... IS (15) and Dave Scruton (14) hapless New York Knicks 119-110 way may be the best player Rock­ la Totals ao -16-ai n ter is again serving as otnciel OiB’t Play MoBcjr ed. He's a big drawing card and I Henry, first baeeman Jim Mar- 'em on defense...We didn't give double figures. Patten Builders ..... 9 - in the second game. BAchTlIls (IS) timer at all home basketball watch. gressive play of the Indians. In all starred for Gus's. ville will go up against t ^ season. e * a , "You can’t play money at tNrd have faith tnat he's going to ba toell, end outftaldera LP)~To»mny Horace Stoneham predicted the fi-Dnef sU tteo Wagon. Radio, record la 16-1-1. Connie's ...... 10 4 .714 Olanto could be the atrongeat team oomee through,'could provide need­ jBtotom Wagon. Brentwood buyers have Jo-Ann** L <...... 8 6 .571 Singleton, Yale's ^Junior quayter- in the loop-next eeason and this ed depth for-'the hurling corps.. and heater. Very lew mUeage. *2199 Ovoflmqled engtato *449 searched'toe world ever Gaye’s .., , ___. , 6 baok from Kenilworth, 111,, brake Now comes Blssingame and for the finest Of wools ■ MBA AT A OIANOE 8 .429 ' latest one strengthens hla convlc- Bonny’s ...... 4 10 .386 an Ell football , record In die game = tlon, Manager BUI Rlgney says,’ "He Wools that make the fin­ C AR TE'S IlSiEiD CAR ;hieMzji's .IteMilta gives us somethings we haven't had est sweaters. agajnel Princeton. Singleton tossed jm t Both'Targeta since Eddie Stanky, a lead-off man. PhUadelpihia 181, OincinnaU 197 Gaye Monteon's 98 wai toe bast eight fotwand paases and all were ■"We started out the .trading S t Louto 119,'New York 110 single. cwmplete. He is steady defensively 'with great 1958 FLYMOUTH 1956 CHRYSLER SiBBvalMi $$.95 Up . season hopeful of strengto*nlng speed. Now w e. have someone to. ourselves St Second and in pitch- get on base ahead of Mays,. McCo- .9 Passenger Btotten Wngen. Windsor 4-Deer. Radio, heater aotomatto COATI— . Ing. W e've'hit. both taigete," he vey and.Cepeda." ,Fn|ly eqnlppei. M899 tranionleelea, power steering, Craw N«cicf, irEAR PND'. SALE’^'' said yesterday after the Blasin- Blaainghlrne doesn’t have Spen­ power brakee.' 41199 - t- -. ■ rv. game deal. cer's. power at to* jplate, .bqt he loot Nteeksi a origldeCto* truaes Chapt^ S f l t eoiita hr toirmftwa ofv T9$rcHEVRfDi:^f;R^ADr4.ikMS« Im i 1956 RAMiLill 4.DOOft . y toe story of the Giants In, San ants have missed since ;th'e days of ^ S T f it I p Oenpletely equIpiMd. Dew mllesige. New e a r war- Radio aad heater, MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY Francieco. When .they came Alvlh Dark and Red Schoendleiut. 1957 PLYMOUTH maty. 1955 PACKARD TREE P A R llli AT ALL STARES • PROMPT KLIIERY MRVIOE 4-Deer Hardtop. 'Radio, heater, torquente 1950 CHEVROLET 24)Odll $1495 1955 FOItb 24K>OR. tfansasiealea. power steering, 4-Oeor. Redle, beater, nRiWsatta, • eytliidEr, standard 8 tq choose fretn. All very, cleaa, . so*s homo hooting ''fibster krahea, ^ - fi-f i - - MiaFp. P »14.99 ffmtb 4699 o u r w a y ! 1958 CHEVROLET WEL AIR 4-pCOft $1795 1955 CHEVROLET STA. WAbON $1095 Radio aad'beatrv. Vesy elean jnroaghnnt. ^ Radio, heater, new palnh ■ Ton got preminm quality jlmost WARDS MobiUkeat with RT-98; , . too 1957 CHEVRdLCr 1955 OLDSMOBILE 1957 FORD 2.DOOR $1296 moot eomtrietely effeetivo fool 1954 CHEVROLET HA^eTOP CPE.^$795 2-Doer Bedaa. • , V-8 Ferdomatle. Radio, heater.. Radio and heater. 2 to chooee from. oil additivo in om today. And "fli" fi-Deer HeRdayr yon gat' premiimi •arriee. Aih 824-828 MAIN STREETr~MI S-5161 Folly eqni|iped. NIee enr. *1199 Radle, heater, hydianmtte. ^899 1954 m o ebUNTRY SEDAN $1395 {tomatie deiiTsriei. . . . a l|iol-, - SINCE 1917 8-paeaenger modeL Fordomatio and power etecr-' 1953 CHEVROLET l a AIr'4-DOOR $525 ' aaeod payment plan and many . WARDS lag. ■ Radip, heater, aermpalnt. other astras dorignod to mska . ■VmYCiMt RIU^Y W tim Rm M IfeAOY TO OO * homo hooting rooliy «aqr. TYREX TIR^ '' FUU 13-Month NaUen- wide Ouarfii)tee BANK TERMS AMANGED. LOW-DOWN PAYMENTS ^Mpbilheot IMS 88. ■„ 6.00 X 16 NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEB. 1960 TougiTTyrex cord body w- ■ 6.70x15 TUBE-TYPE MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS BLACKWALL WE GIVE stands up under- im* ROY MOTORS . pacta for more safety GRKN STAMI eTread designed to give greater road - griming INGORFpBAVaa traction on any road. W. Middle Turnpike Near Broa^, Manchester *Plus - excise tax' and trade-in tire.- . YOUR PLYMOUTH-DiSOTO DEALER 1229 m a in ET,— o m 9 to 9 -^TUROAY to 5t30 liANCHtEllR ■ Free Tire Mounting IK CiNRft ST. ; PHONE Ml 3-5168 TYREX is. toe eertiflea- Ml 3-2700 BROTHERS tlen. mark of be.,. m Jor vlaeoee tire yam and FRU - FREE - FREE - IFREE FREE - FREE - FREE - FREE- FkEE- FREE Ml 3-5135 OlVIElt 8TOBE9 INI NARTFOltDf BAVr BtAinFOUk IWOilBIIDMeii^^i , ■Cord, ',-4 ' K

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■ .1 ) ‘ .ty< ■ \ . 't' ; ■ . . MANCHBSTBIl BVENIKO HERALD, 1IANCBX8TBR. COKN..A(9AJ«T tei IttO tT lii •1 Andover ALL w m m . atorOtoad, n fta - H m a ,m t M r S »f—a MM (Mldna sth k ook lU^KK. 9 &draame» I—n9,SOO-4|IX room C ap e.-fteet MANDHBBTER-rrPrtca nducad to ADI8T SELL—8 roOm'oqp*. food inehidliiK I fA toad findtor*. and ruga. b y day or weal . Call .SenAtan'e bOVENTRT, Route 44A, Went of large kitchen with - dlntof ana, atraet, aelltag under FHA Aparala- aan, owner leavhig eUte.-K room condition, 4 down, 9 unfinished up, Cub Scouts mck im- Iwrlet Berne to d Cbblne, ID ceramio hath, to nettle eiMte any al. R. F. Dlmock Co^ AD I434A ranch with one-car garaga, fire- Ito j^ lo t, gaiage, $10,008:. Call MI BU Oaa, aieeS$e, iO «ed gia, gaa aM Route 91. Unfurniahed 4 room tod pltoe, oil heat, full, baaameat, all O dl S 5 i v m iM HAVHfM • k t o w i f t m $ SCBR f i - tSMOBfiOOKMONwrilV 'gag ;:'totobtoaitan'‘rang BtoSB, d'teom uartmento, $88 and -890 raaaotiabla offer win he coorid- or BarteurS' Wooda, M 9-TK)8. tMfMOIHlttaffBtf- . orad. S. A. Bsechlei', Realtor, ID totjr ntiUtiea, seen eenatnicted, sx- Oirietmas Theme lOOltiNa M tlM O n S flItIQlMa MD 'taitoetlvaiy. Separate oil heat VEWDN—1 (T M cot^e "•e«ti«i‘.V ifMfUin^ aMn, n0 8-8989 or AO 94983. n--MAi«cKl»n^^ lo; ealltat oatiditicn. Fun -^ea, ______two m • IWlKBfWwrr fumaeno. Bo$k with showara. cation. 1^ hatha, aeparate dutag S144M. AUea Claaipat, Raaltor, $18,400. 19S7 $ iroom ranch, ft^ ,/Cliri8tmM Deobrationff* iidff b$ brntu and bnpnM dlnetta aeta, YDrad for alecMeto etove. Com- wkakly wa can teach you G li 9 ACR1$S-919,0M. f Moin room, attatoiad garage, amstote AD $-4M9.. ■ ' teller, garage, bulit-ln- o«m, Um toomo of Pack N1|M telto OMb tn»loa>ltcahvTV. Biranlnc claw___ WSUrt^OOOWB •\jQrtllOWftlOMUCHaXff. ckrmaa kitetato feto, deake, ebasta, 6 1 g e W ^ modernised. Write. Box 8, ranse. Lot a b m I80xl4d. Walton fiUTkie^ A 4 mattreaaea, and other itema. 4lt% ranch, hunt 19M, iterage, eeliai«uar. drive. Immadtata ' oecupaaey, Scoot Ptek I3r tiw ^ At T.^JK. CLASBlflED ADVBimSMENT lJ^PT. HOURS la iifairftatdac.'Come to, of •'*..... — .. Carlton W. Hiitchlna^ia »Sl$a. I18.P0. R, F. Oiamck Co., , M AtA)KjHB5;nfR- Haw SH rabm YY. Grant Agehey, Realtor. AD irttoj^iAhkaofi B-MM tof AM e lf •lOUAlOUIIPI a lt on new furniture. Special BO- OARDBN APARmaBNTB iWir 9-H4S or Rarbara Wooda, AD ranch, IkiUt-ln D .S . oven and 8-1188. Friday Mn the eleihenU^ wlhMb' t .8:15 AAi to aolar. **Laan^to-deiiiA'’ i t Oon- tWAT/ “ Inch harveat taMe wtth a thumb rOtou. beat, Hot water and ACANCHBSTER—Seeing Is believ­ 9-7703. *. ranga. ttreplaMi S Iwdrooma. near ack. chatfa or 4 cmRalnt chain, f i x RteMC d u W on 88 VlUage S t Cubs hate m iM Ckrtattnog Saeonte .neetlouVa ol 9-fjlJJL— ■ , ■ ______i apacialiie In rentals m all Ateda. MAIN STREET—B i^ ^ for eoni- ' dock, AD S-S479. make arrangements. BpNiAl Ba* 8 room rantoi, ganme, large lot,' Beat Center St.—StatelL-Skiglieh rangementa will bo mado Mr taaSi B—inf 8emf II Odl J, D. Realty. AO S-SSM, ava- martoal buatoeaa or pttlee n'ae. TVdor In heart of, town ''^with 7 Mas|tol InadrtmMfito 63 ninge a d b-ibbt. extras galore. Good fUiancing. Full V3-14ANCHBSTBR. New Uatlng. 6 M in cem ea t who have more than a fear bM$|i$a Would TDU like to BARR aR WUl Bubdivide^ AiD^t-8990, IMi. Wimtencai Itstata 77 BROW FliOWlNO—dWyawaya. ate. price, $18,800. -Atany more, $8,000 room Cto*, 'combination aluminum elte;ant rooihs, 4 bednooms, 3-car o t p t f o n to be plckod tip. tOBT^-Siiloto wWte fold toatdt, « above average tocome and be PAID up. (jell the -Ellsworth Mitten garage. Quick selq wanted. - Also dlamcBd chtiM each ade. Raward. Itoll Bob Blaekmar, MI l ltOl. 94- ,WMle you learn? TouH be the boea ACBLODIGRAND 64; note gpinet FURNISHED 9% room a|Miriinant, LARGE 8TORB-p^90S Ntorth Again doors aitd windqwB, Immaculate ARB YOU CONSIDERINO 'rroeaede of. the dritej. hour aervloe. piano and bench, maple or ma­ heat. Apply T. ACorrow, 98 Blreh S t IDrtB. New modern front, Afency, Realtor. AD 8-6980 of AD comUtion, etteehed breeseway available for rent with-option to SEIiJDNG YOUR PROPERTY? used to purch-..- purehaae Wolf,------SO M o n .' e f your own buetneae. No celUng.cn 9-5024. buy. . , l ^ r eamlngs-HMCurlw for your hogany, $414.96 value for $889.00. St. AD 9-9988 after 6 p.m. Y. • • /hurinees eepter, $88 month garage, amerita drive.. Priced to G ood foir After Uon booke to present to $b$ CtaM WatMiu BrM., Inc., 98$ MAto-^. Ws win appraiae your pitn>e>ty famUy—helpful outdoor work—an- 1^ 0 NEW 6 room Ranches. Built- aeU, D9.800. R. F. Dlmock, AD Jjarvie ..Aisree—SpoUeaa ranch, 8 free and without any obligation. Wa as they advanoo from onS fyNtSb rorntD-AflaeUeoato, pretty gray TRBKB PRUNIID, Minmad. ra- TWO. ROOM unfurrUsbed totet- 9-8348 or Barbara Woods, AD " Any aurptoa. fttota ate joyatto Working condltione—PLuB BflTET OONSOUB chord in oven and range, forced hot bedraoitis, full basement. Carport. also buy property for cash. By GATNOB MADDOX ^meter, with Mscult cutter. Prick wWta oat MI I f S . moved. MI S-9B94. ajeood return on your Irtveatmant. ment, stove, refrigerator, neat 9-7709. ig from tha.project wflLtte R «^ Wstoted^ Artidto For'Skle 45 Gard9»---FaDii—Oairjr ‘Spnly full else caGtoet; full atoe Apply Marlow’s,' 86T -Atatn Bt Htmaes tar Rsat 55 water Heat. Full ceUar, large kite Ideal'hem e in fite area. Only Member Multiple. listing NBA. Food alte Blarketo Editor half the circles several times with HIOH volume Sunoco etetion now keye^ never needs tuning,- electric, 914,800. Shown by appointment $17,400. AD 8-8378 the PTA whlcM t S l i * S available. . • Male -or Fenuil* 87 Prodnets 50 DC — AIANCHESTBR SUBURB-8 For strenuous, athletic teen- fork. Place H .teaspoon mincemeat agency. HomNiuikl S a rr lf ^ ONE PAIR of man'e figure skates, wortd famoue by. 9Mey Come In BISSELL STREET—4 room ttod^ SIX ROOM duniex aenarate heat, only. Phllbrlck Agency, t o $^$484. room jCape 1 year old. Immacu­ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor mixture in center (rf unpricked cir­ i ' X j UUMIBIlf MBW I Apply today inehti' firet floor, vacant,- $86. Ml ,, all rooms redecorated. Adulte pre­ 1980 Religious calender for all agen who <»mo to your house af­ iMste N « Offered ll-A WANTIBD—Men, women. Raise alM 10, One Schick electric reior. AfEALT KATAHDIN potatoes and t n H or call for deMOnatra- late condition. Fireplace^ alumi­ ter toe game looking for a snack, cles; cover with pricked circlet. ^ ' Y* One Jtjg aew with motor. TR B-9880. Oon. B a ^ terms. 9-8999 till 8 p.m, . X ferred.' Near Center. AD 8-6688 SRisKTIAL FOR thto weekend. A Manchester parlehee available. WANT TO BUY building loti In r Karleen ibr and BBC WABGt^^ IBtT-oio It 3 ^ C5»n or W rite Sun Oil Co.' JiBlt, for UB at home. Full, spare the kind you want mote of.' 60 dy two-family, 6 and 4:^ . rooms, 9 num combination doon tod win­ Come Into our office for one today.' thaoa mmeemaat ptetiei are per-v Seal ^gea by mofstenlng lower aidf. Open BiNtpuia, doded Bun- WEAVING t t bonu, moth btow lbs.,,fl.60 delivered..AD 8-7844. Co., Inc., 184 Aeyhim Bi,, Bart- _.X'. , - after 8 ,p .m .' dows. Over 1 mere land. 8% mort­ Manchester, top dollar paid. AD Thomen Will bq the soloists '. Open BtNwuia, e , P. O. Box D time. Doesn't take up q ^ e . We years old.. 2-car garaga, attatoed fedt They are made of ground clrela and prau together with flh- ing with the Junitoxchoir In to y . uudcy BSett-SarWce and tom toothing, .boatery runs, furnlah everything. Sherwood, fote. CH 7-4888. gage may be assumed, R. F. 9-9618. ' gara or fork around edges. Place Hartford, Oonn. ' USED ROT’S hockey skatee, else FOR ‘n iE BEST eating potatoee de­ FOUR ROOM apartment Tto fto t FOUR ROOM ranch, near bus line patio,- hot water heat, combination hoof, mlhcomeat and pieoruft inix. conorirt o f Ch Laundry,adty, 11 la g to ^ handbaga rapatoad, atppor n - BU 9-OMl, Mles-tourlh Dept, F908, Monmouth,. Maine. -80 9-8106.' ■ ■ ' and Bhopping center. Call AD window,, amsrite drive. Cto be Dlmock C o„ AD 9-6348 o f Barbara JARVIS REALTY CO. Served with hot spiced rider, they ptetlea on an tiatreaaed baking placement, ambreUda rqRdred, 4, 19.80. Call AD 9-9344. livered. Call Hathaway for mealy UPRIGHT PIANOS-Before you Woods, t o 9-7703. Fltat’ Oengregatlolial ■klMMulux aea theae pianos look all ethar 8-'TO8, l « 8-7869. aeen at 32 Trumbull St. or'call AD will block any ehuglng appetite. ahtet Bake til tery hot oven (450 4:30 p.m. 8un(lay. 'Ibey wHl TOtm 7RXBRCLT men*a ehlrt ooHare ravened and THE. SUNOCO dealer development 19 FOOT LONG bowling' alley, com­ Green Mountain potatMs In 80 THREE ROOM ,^toitohed apart* 288 E. Center St. AD 8-4113 Man baa wtofM’ a only fony^auto-t o ^ r a t e - replaced. Marlow's LMtla Mond- 18 lb. bags. Call AD 9-8488. places, compare prices end , 9-0279. - Priced for 'a quick aale. SOUTH WINDSOR. » '.Aural St. Mtncenieat Pasties degrtea F.) • to 10 minutea. or un-' old Sicilian hymn, "G Tbou program. An opportunity for iUtiuiDoiw W aiitad-^ plete with stand, M9. Call AD pearanees, than see my pianos, re- ment,' conveniently Joebted.r Call FIVE ROOM etagle, convenient, 828,000. Pop^ May Name til crust la golden brown.i>Place a SMtle deaaar to Miow.you. Atoo Ing Shop. aaleamen, m anagen and many AD 8-619^ central location, ou heat. Available 8 room ranch, extra large Uteh- t o 8-8788 PI 3-8811 One-quarter pound ground boof. ous,” (uny guarantaed, taetory-rabuUV Female 88 9-8M9. built, restyled In formica, plestic, pies en buUt-ln oven, atosened porch, 6 tableopoons irtatant mincemeat large choooo football on the table. Tlia Junior choir will a t e SlBIb othen to lean the aervlee stetlon immediately. Celt AD 9-4418.' COVENTRY — Baautiful 4 - room AD 4-0870 AD 8-7847 More Cardinals ' deaaan. Ml ttoM. >LAT FDnSH Holland toiBlneaa. It can be your dooebf op­ AiATURE WOAtAN with experience PHlLOO TV, 91” , $80 If takfn at Hottaeliold Good* 51 WMckU petot, or In any natural FIVE'^^OOM ttuplex, bath, ^ to t half acre lot. Bxceueat Hnancl- (1 pound, 13-ounee Jar), H tea­ To make: Mold any soft Cheddar "Lo./How a Rose E'er tR oanO u^ Bhtooa. made to raaawra. All wood color. All pianoa nave fer- ranch expandable, basement ga­ available. Marlon B. Robertson, cheese into the general ehape o f a portunity. Sunoco etattone ^m vlde tm ceahier, -bookkeeper, switch­ once, 5 piece formica dining room •ater, large yard, 1197,SuWvan OOVENTRY-Tear 'round ' house rage, lake privileges, brand new, spoon salt, K teaspoon' pepper, 2 by Praetorius; "Sing Wa Noai," •' metai^vvenettan bMnds at a n«w "A HOUSE FULL OF mlca keya (any color), new lege, 'Ave., W appi^, AO 4-1948. for rent. 4 rooms and bath. Oil Broker, AD 8-8989. LYNCH DRIVE 'Vetteto City, Dec. 16 0P>—^Pope 5-ounce eticks piecrust mix, 4 ta- football. The litelnge are auggestod Franch carol; and "Eartti and low prlcbr. Keys mada..whHa.-you exceUent income oppertimity—se­ board operator, general clerk, de- aet. upholstered chairs with ne)ir pedaii and new bench, (h ' $ll,900.^ J. D. -Realty, AD 9-8840, curity—Independence. If quali­ sirea employment. Has own trans­ aprings. Lady’s fur coat.- Man's heat. Pt 2-7278. AD 3-1887. John XEni, who has tet ealde e SleapoOhe boiling water. with a brush dipped in soup or HeaVen^Now Rejoice," an ol4 Ete wait. Marlow;,a. NEW FURNITURE" 4-10 p.m.' weekdays, all day -'Sat­ SIX R(X>M apartment, seecnd EAST HARTSTORD — 6H room Opposite Buckley School on Ver­ Lightly eombma beef, mince­ gravy coloring. ▼AOCDM CLBAIfBRB reptofOd to fy you will be given a thorough portation. Fart-Ume preferred. AD overcoat. Reasonable. Call after rtoch, carport, full basement,' will non St. — New ranch homes with 4(H)-year-oId tradition' limiting the hemlto darol. 8:80 p.m. An 8-84gl^ urday, Ets Market Street, tof Mor­ floor, automatic heat, gatega. Call COVENTRY—6 room cate. 3 un­ meat and seasonings: Mix pie­ Arrange fall floecers In a foot Mombera of tfi« Junlbr choir SM ' .m y oten home Shop. Forty yeare TV SERVICE -NPotterton'a, aU eourte hi service station opera- t-BOlO. gen, Hartford. Hurry. AD 9-8689, 8r9 p.m. : SIX R(X)M house for rent. Cell at decorate interior to suit buyer. three hedTOome, tile. batha,- living college pf cardinals to 70, Indi­ - tatooty attpatoence. All makea, Uon—and be paid 'v id ^ ;you leapn. C O M P L E T E finished." aluminum eidlng, ga­ crust' eticks and water edcofding ban holder. Buy a toy football Nancy urtbi, cynthia Donalm% makes. Ogheatqutotyguarantood GIRL'S WHITE - shoe Icq eketeS, 188 HUIatown Roadr Priced right. J. D. Realty, Atl room with paneled walls, kitchen cated today he may inereaso toe , tew ratea, free eattmatea, free With a moderate tnyestment you'll ------■ - rage. patio, lot 100x300, take privi-' to parity . diteetions; roll .out (coots about 89 cents). Cut Off top Daphne Jerailngs. . Robert MaeOoli* work and Mutoi over 4T.yei^' ex- I DO TTPINO at my hbma. AD alee B, very good condition, |8. O N L Y HEAR 'Th e Kinsman spinet orgto. 4% ROOAL apartment beet, hot '9-3640, MI 8-1687. with separate dinUg area. ■Com­ College even more. l ^ c lr ^ iM delivery. Mr. AOtler, perlenoe. Famoue for aervloe stoce be nady- to take over your o Fineat of home organs. Lifetime water, electric stove, refrigetetor, FOR-LEASE (8 years), new ranch leges, $$,800. Easily financto J. bination windows, Inter-com and jlagtry very thin on floured sur with kitchen knife, Plaoo atnall aM, Michael K ti^ s k l, r t e k ^ station. Franchlaes are available 9-9778. ’ Call AD'9-9808. D. Realty,, AD 9-3840, AD 8-1687. "We have reached 79,” the bowl with wire flower hoMer In­ Carte. Oiariotte Yale; Soatei 1981. Phone AD 9-4887 forXbe*^ enjoyment. Dubaldo' Music Cto- $128. r room apartment, heat, $188. home (about 1580 aq. ft.), with $10,500—Two bedroonhiTaqch, large big wooded lota. Mortgage assump­ Pope said, speaking Informally at face (to thickness of H-inch). Ch4 service. In the greater Hertford area. Sun $888 ter,' 188 W. Middle Turnpike. Call J. D. Realty, t o 9-8640, AO 8-1887. new furnishlnge. Three ' twin size kitchen, recreation room, excel­ tion '.poealble. into 80 otrcles two Inches in die':- side to hold flowers. PSgo. Carol 'Urata, XStoleaB Domte WANTED—Ride from Spruce end Otl C o.,'P .' O. Box 71. East Hart. MANCHESTER AREA lent condition, central, ^ aasume a general audience. “In the future hue. Judtth MoOtere. OaEa'JSte - Dog^nrds—Pets 41 VIBWLEX projector and changer, Modern or Maple AD 9-8908. .bedrooms, den, dining room, at- we 'wttl go ahead — we will aee.” Birch to Hartfonl. Cto*tto AU.. MAKES of TV, radio and Conn.., BU 9 -0 »l, Aftes MANCHESTER—88 Charter Oak traeU'V'e kitchen, 28x18'. living $ 8,800 .Mencheeter older 8 room present mortgage, email caah. T. CROCKETT, Realtor tnga. YVlUlard Tbomon, WYtttaey ahd Steoiimev. Leaving 7 :M a.m. home electronic equipment ex- 180. Cell AD 8-8797 after 8. ,19 Piece Bedroom home, almost new oil hot water The supreme ruler of the Ro­ BLACK LABRADOR Aetriever, fe- 19 Piece Living Room LBiBTBR BBT8T Rosa, Jenesen St. 8 roon^ -toartmant. Ihqtdra m room, full' besement, besement Carlton W, Hutchins, AD 9-6183. tertaln "dny thought _ of such Merritt, Iterleen Taytor and taek Cell .AD B^rrai efler » p m. pertly mpalred with a tO-day ninet pianos at low Xmas prices. premlsee. AD 8-4788; garage,- large lot. Wapping section furnace. Bus. U'na, privacy-. 480 . MI 3-1577 man-OatimUe Church pointed out male, 4 montha, AKC, champion­ H-D GAUGE TRAIN, com pete set- 8 Pleoe Kitchen MANCTSESTER —8 room .finished, longevity,” but that he left It "In Goronii^ Study C a rte . '-i guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at ttie OPPORTUNITY ship blood lines. AD 9-9009. For information call AD 9-1784 be­ Free bench, delivery and tuning.' of .South, Windsor. About 1 mile'' ft. frontage. that since the llmit/of 70 was set, The oftaolst' will Im Mra. M bskI WANTED—Ride to Hertford, mom- Mencheeter Tv. AD 9-1048. Free storage—F^ee Delivery -Ward Music Stores, 99 Summer COVENTRT—8 large rooms, bath, 19,700-TOoventry—8 room cepe, brick Cepe Cod, one car attached the church h u grown tremendous­ the liord's hand*." America's two only, 7-8 a.m. Cell Ml l-MOi FOR YOUvTO BE YOUR tween 4-8. Low Monthly Paymente. heated, furnished, hot water. $88. bUs and Wilbur Croas, 1150 per Ferguson. Tha choir diraetflS It KITTENS- 4 frisky kittens; 7 weeks Street. Free parking. month. For details please cell 14x29 living room. 100x180 lot, garage, encIoMd sunporch, large ly. ' new cardinals werrgueeta of hon­ In ^Uth Africa after 8. DICK’S weatherstrip Oom- Children accepteo. n 9-7848 after treee. Forced sale, owner lot, priced reellhtically at Only Mra. CtelbeiE. r . O W N ^ O ^ old to be placed aa house pets. AD US.BD ALUADNUM combination NORMAN’S Walton W. Grant Agency, Realtor, Supenuuneraries .. "If we need more (cardtnala) or at a luncheon .given by U.B. lany doom tod windows, ouatom 9-7984.. doors, 98x80 end 89x80. 898 takes IKOMAS" ORGAN—Used as our -4. ■ . moving. Immediate occupancy. 814,990. Save artment, aoeend mortgage, 1 year old 5H room dock, AD 3-6473. M. Smith, 30, o f 58 Hawthorne St.; ed 23 cardinals, bringing the col­ Farao. N, D., and (Tarditial MCyer 000 grant from the United States School Chriatmaa Ooneert wSH be NEED A GAR and bad your credit 15c BURGER-CHEF 16c .89 each. Call after 6 p.m. PI SMALL ELECTRIC organ. A doors, ^ WANTED—8p8c* for packing para- of Chicago and five other Cerdt- Public Health Service, has started 9-0989. Mike Shlrehae, Flanders START TOUR GIRL'^RED coat for eale; rite floor, automatic hot water, ne N chutes. Need epproximatefy 8x40 Ranch, all the extras plus fire­ Lester C. Silver Jr.. 24, of 113 lege's membership at that time presented by the Bluo and Ctel buaad downT Short on down pay- a n t k in d of carptotry and cabi­ Mahogany comer knick-knack furnace. Adult family, .t o 9*4781. place and basement , -garage. MANCHESTER • South Windsor to 74. Three-since have died. nela .were to. receive-their red bl- a 5-year study o f these dieaaaaa. mont? Bad a ropoaaaaalon? Don't j net work done. Honeet and reUe- . STORE AVAILABLE Rd., So. Cb^entry. MONTHLT PATAtENTS 13-14, tod shoe skates, site 4. Both feet; Cell AD .8-6207. » Cooper St.; and Harl Tt Everett Choir at S p.m. totn om yr In too shelf. Wroutot Iron room divider IN FBBRUART, 1980 in excellent condRion. All 8-7699. Immediate occupancy. , Aijea—Customers wanted. Mfe sell, Jr., 25, of 63 Heihlin St. 'Hiey took The pope will place the red retta cape — one of the insignia The diet, manner of living and RHAM audliortuiit lv« up! See Honest Douglas, get Ue workmanship. Call. . Roacoe bookshelf-: Cushion chair, Baby ROCKVILLE — Heated 914 ItoMh buy, build, rent and trade resi­ I n t o r r i n g t o n BOSTON TERRIER puppies, AKC WANTED to rent—4 room fur- $14,900 Andover. $1,900 assumes their writtep examinations- in birettas on seven of the eight new of their high rank -- from ‘Pope aettviUes of lelected grotipa of he lowdewB on Die toweet down Thompson. AD S-1B9S fbr eat* aeales. 9 wool rugs. 88x88, Mlr- 8 ROOMS FURNITURE apartment In residential area. 18 dential property. We have a fine John. Bantu and bushmen-^will be itudleil and smallem payments nnywhen. registered. Good ehud'a pet. AD $9.88 MONTHLT nlahed apartment, 2 bedrooms, or 4*ii% .mortgage, 8 room ranch. September and flnished oral exami­ cardinals —- two Americana — MaiaeiMotea jevanfaif B andd-‘An­ toatee. . ■ Write — Bun;er eUBtom 4-door, vadlo, tt^ ''.'^ ln ito’ri‘Fenmle .85 Minimum ' |109 HaVe several plecea of excellent plenty of storage space, at­ Vancour, Broker-Builder. . men during y|icali6ns and sick I am sorry that they Imagine that gtonad Ito. indepandeneo In^lSto. heater. uutMaatie transmlatoon, ALL TTPES of carpentry work BRAND NEW 9-1046. / tached garage. Well landscaped — ----- — ------■ > ■ -I - because they are wasting their BTUB3D CHICKEN and French fries Framing, Trallerloada $109 .per M' Income pn^erty. For further In- LARGE, THREE bedroom^ tench leave'and ate also called.for spe- whltewaRs. .D.OIS. Ctol AD 9-8909.. done. Alterations, dormers, roof­ for your-shop or office Oirietmas WesUnghouse Refrigerator, Living WANTED — USED power lawn FOUR -R Call AD 9-8981. Celling Tile Ue to- Ft, Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, fbrthhtioii j^easg ckli^ $17,900 Builder’s • - loss. - Parkway with Attached garage and fiiir Ish. but not the church.” I^ A L - SECRETARY ^ party, 88c. Please order 24 hours Mahogany Econo Panel 14c Sq. Ft. mower. AD 9-0864. hot water, for rent. For more ^ - baseihent. Located in beautiful ITie supefhiime'fary list usually in advance. Patio-Drive-In. AO Lamps, Tables and Many More formation caU after 8, AD StSMrI. H-mile. Tolland, '-arge 7 room, • As he has eeverel times In the 1180, 8DC CTUNIMIR, 4;;door Ford CARPENTERS WILL do remodel­ Knotty Pine Econo . Accessories J. D. REALOT split. 1% baths, 'high elevation. Tamarack RUle with outstanding serves tu a waiting list for ap­ $80., Can M I-9^889. \ 9-8088. past, Pope John also referred to ing. Interior and exterior work. Write Box A, Herald Panel I4c Sq. Ft. EVERTTHING §888 WANTED—Twin stroller, tn good THREE ROOM apartment, $80 with Among nice homes. convenience to sbhoql.'v shopping pointments to the regular force. his own age. He la now 78 yeara No Job is too alnall. AD 9-4199,, AD M I 9-3640 M I 3-1637 and travel. Sales executive •3 i,______liMiT OIDBAlaBnA. toean, SNOW BLOWERS — Toro power Disappearing Stairways 898.98 Ea. condition. Call AD 9-6772. heat, second floor,, gartoe. . No $19,000 BoUqn Route 6—‘Large 8 old. He recalled that Bope John 9-8409. Statinsf Experience handle, push or self-propeUad. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE feOlgerator, no . atove. A$I t-9618. room Cape, plastered wails, transferring to Chicago.' Estate- PERSONNEL BOARD original mUaa, 91,796. Win accept 4x8 Plyscore |95 per M’ like grpunde in fine neighborhood. XXn (the Fren^mto Jacques Rco Snowbird and Bolene. Capi­ $14.74 MONTHLT 100x400 lot.-' Hertford, Dec. 16 Mb—Frencle trade. AD 8>S9$$. ADDITIONS, remodeling, recrea Natural Shakes fio per Sq. w a n t e d --■i> o 82x«2\4 storm win- FOUR ROQAfS. fttet lloto heated Custom-tHiilt in 1968, flret quality Dueae, who reigned from 1318 tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St. BRAND NEW ' . Ho o s m for Salt ' 72 $28,800 Bolton. —- Large 8 room Wsseell 'of Hartford, who served as tion. rooms, porches, all types of WANTED — Connecticut licensed AD 8-7988. . ' Window Blinds,. From $5.95 per Pr. dows, one 32x68^. MI 9-2804. apartment. 'Apply Edward J. . Ranch. 2 fireplaces and a 4 throutoout. Tastefully deterated until 1334) also' 'Was more than 70 VOLKSWAGEN AIJcrabuB 1987, csurpeclry work. Best woramart- nurse to work In' 'convalescent Norge Washing Machine. Wpstlng- executive clerk under eight gover­ years when he was elected pon­ very clean,, radio, Aerbheatera. Pegboard ^ . I2c Sq. Ft, house Refrigerator, Bedroom/Liv- Hoil. Call AD S-8il7./ IS LAKE 8TREBT-T room Co­ room,, ranch with basement ga­ with PhUipbtne mahogany trim. Shlp. Cell AD 9-4991. home. Board, room furnished. (7EDAR CLOTHES—Line poles In­ Wa n t e d —Weight lifting equip- Sensibly priced at llT.WJ) nighing nors prior to. his retirement in tiff, He reached the age o f 90. Atoting 11,998. AO 9-9104. tog Roont Dinette, Dishes, Rugs, lonial, IH batha, screened porch, rage, separate 9-car garage, 2 April, is returning to state service Further information. TR 8-9121. stalled. Fireplace and furnace NOBODT — BUT NOBODT ment, bar belM, 2 pairs of 8 ft. SH R()OM8,' furntahed ' or unftjr- attached gtoage, beautifully 4 ri>om, first floor, fur­ Lfamlly dwelling with S-cer ga­ . home with 4. finiehed down, over­ Wessell irtll. serve out. the bal galvanised or - ctoper guttera' and livery or Free Stbrage’Dntil Needed nished apartrhent, heat and all Paul P. Flano Ail 3-0488 lear Wholesale price. Cell AD eadera.. AD 8-7707. Mutt be eompeteht bookkeeper. 8-4721. - 881 STATE STREET. keeping, wPmen only. MI 9-79S9 rage, Steim. heat (oil). IVk bathe. BROKERS AD 3;2786 sized kitchen, fireplace, one-car ance o f the term of Dairld ,M. Reilly 9-8448. NORTH HAVEN, COHN. Phone For Appointment utilities furnished. For couple. Cell garage, amesite drive, niqe lend- Jr. of Hamden, who reilgned Itot SE N D tH E M AD 9-9608. Remodeled kitchen. Fireplace., ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ Write Box O, Herald CHestmit 8-'9147 SAAfUBL ALBERT. .Hartford C » ATTRACnVELT furiiiahed rooms. Screened'In. porch. Good condi­ h u g e 2 bedroom ranch, - cente> . scaped lot, central location, exert- month because of the pressute of 1981CBRT8LBR, to good condition. pentry.. Alterations and additions. DELICIOUS home baked fruit 7-0358 Complete light housekeeping fa­ tion. ^scant. Priced. right. Me-' ehtrance hall, artistic p'aneling, lerit financing available. Priced at other huainees. The term runs Until WUl sell to tost reasonable offer. CeUtoge. Workmantodp. guanto- cakes. Call AD 8-196S: cilities available. Prices as low as Kinney Brothers. Inc., t o 88080, fireplace, ceramic bath, carport, only $13,700. McCarthy Enter- June 30, 1963. THE AD 9-8888. > DO TOU use cosmetics? And •See It Day O r Night |10 Weekly. Central. (Children ac­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autnmn beauty aide? Mori women do. Why DRT OAK wood, ei)t fireplace end Diamonds— Wat^c.^ , No .pbligatioh! t o t-#Wl. 108xS00( trees, $18,990. Carlton W. prises, AD 9-4876, R, D, Murdock, The hoard htodlee grievances St AD.S-4800. cepted, limited. 14 Arch St. Mrs. Hutchins, AD 9-8133; t o 8-8473, and appeals of State employee. BPBCXAL S A liE -U m .Ford co»i: not earn 49% eommiarion on the stove length, 810 per load de­ Jewelry If you have no means of trans­ Doteey. SEFTIC TANKS MANCHinTBR -- Sturdy Ito * HOMETOWN vertiUe SunUtor, BSTB. 1968 Chev- RAT’S R(X)FING OO.,' shingle snd perfumed fragrances, bath tole, livered. PI 9-7888. portation, I'll send my eu'to for y*ni. room Garrison'Colonial. Iti hathy^. rtoet.^8 door; $480. 19M Dodge. powders and lipaticka that the LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, ro- FURNISHED ROOM for rent for AND built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ PLANET JR. garden tractor, plow 'hot water Heat, full toaulation, S800..1983 C h ^ a e .cooverilble. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. women In your neighborhood use? pain. adjusta watches enitot’v A—L—B *-^ R —T--’S gentleman, parking, near bua line. plasteted wane, fireplace' with NEWS $478. Wesetot'B Auto Btoes, Park­ Let Avon show you'how. O il CH and lawn mower ettechment, Reasonable prices, Otov Tuesday 48-48 ALLYN ST. r HARTFORD AD 9-8102. r PUniOED SEWERS Ray Hagenow. AD 9-9914; Ray Briggs A Stratton motor. AD paneled wall, knotty plna "abl- er S t . ■' Jackson. MI 8-8896. 7-4187. titni”-'1 Saturday. ' ~Thursday ‘ bveninga. OPEN NIGHTS ’HLL 8 P. M. neta. Large shade .tnaa. Owner ,8-0771 after 6. 190 Spruce Shreet. AD 9-4887 Set. 6 P.M. ATTRACTIVE large room, very MaiMiiR C ltM til 8TB!N(X*RAPHER -r- • Immediate nicely furnished, well heated, tile and bullder. AD 8-4S80. LAST ADNUTE gifts — Aprons, Septic Tanks,' Dry WeQp, tower Apto DnniiK Sefcool 7«A Roofing and CIihniMya Ift^A opening for one stenographer at ESTATE GAS range, dual oven; 8 bath, good parking, 818 Spruce St. BECU7DBD, Immaculate $ room State Highway Department. 2985 towels,.Me; handkerchiefs, doilies, burners, 3 Interchtoge'ehle 'with Line* fastened—^OeOnr Wsler- MORIARn’S DECEMBER \ YOUR liOHILOCR’S Mtoeheater’a lead- 80c; Soap turtles, 50c; bookmarks, Fuel and Peed 49-A ROOM CLOSE to restaurant and prtMtflng Done. ranch, built-in atove, garage, ROOFDao — SpeetaliriBg repairing Main St-. Glastonbury. Make tele­ grill, excellent condition. Reaspn- many extras, 8 acres, trees. Only tag driving atouiol. Tbrae akOl'd, roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ phone appointment with Joeepb lOc. An 8-7682. ,. aWe. AD 8f7687j * . buses, board If desired, $8 , week­ 'cqurttous nutruetora. ClaaB room s e a s o n e d hardwood fpr sale. Ciit ly. 88 Union St, AD 9-9489.’ ^ $15,900. Cqriton RT. Hutchtef, AD ter work, chimneys cleaned;, te- Mercer at AfE 8-4848. Annual AnBN’S SKI' boots, size 10, 88 mm IMtlNNEY BROS. 9-8199. instrutotonstastnietions for 18, IT year olds. paited. Aluminum ridiiw, SO salary $2,760, fringe benefits, sick fpr ftraplace or furnace $10 load. MAGKS.CHEF combination range. Telqtonetone Mr. MonMortlock. . Director slide projeclor wlth 800 watt lam'p^ AD S-81M. Thor Wiln-dryer .washer. Bedroom Sftwtrog* Dfsposd C«. yeete' experience. Free eetf- leave, 8 weeks vacation, 11.. paid' fan cooled, with carrying cdse. Atl FIVE ROOM ranches — 8 tod 7 o f Driveiiver Bduration.'^ AD 9-7SM mates. O ul Rowley, AD 8-5881, AD holidays. State Personnel Dept. suite, 30 gallph automatic. gas hot 180-198 Peart 9$-—Ml S-598S .room Oolonleli. For further .de­ 9-8687. water .heater, AO 9-1085. DESIRAiLE I PREPARE . FOR driver's test: 84)763. . tails ealJ Charles Leeperanee. All IVQMr N WHO, wish to work part- BRAND NEW American Flyer Fuel and Feed 49-A 9-7890. _ , jAgSe 18 to 80. Driviig: and class time or full-time after January 2. nom ; Three inetructora. No wait­ diesel *-ckr freight train, 175 watt OFFICE » A C i Rtotlng and PHimMiig 17 will enjoy a iMUlsfying career toth dual transformer, 79 tracks, other FOR 8ALBJ— Seasoned hardwood BOLTON—Blreh Mountain Road 1959 ENGLISH FORD ing. Manchester. Driving Aeede- Sarah Coventry. Inc., as a fashion Extension, 8 room cape, 4 fin- iny. PI 9-T948. PLUACBING AND h atin g — M- -Xraihs and accessories, $88. AD for furnaces, fireplapea, br rtove. show director. Thorough training 9-6489; • SEPnCTANKS FOR GENT Itoed. flnplaCe, large cabinet D ipped with heatef, defroster, wbltewpUs, oirti-tteese, andercoattng, . modeUng, tariallatlona, repairs- with no Investment For Interview, Glgllo Brpe., Route '44A, Bolton, CLEANED and INSTALLED HaF WANTEO XARSdNW Oaaneelleat'a flrat tt- Air work guaranteed.. 98 years ex: Afl 8-5801. SINGLE ROOMS kt^en,. fuirbasement,-recreation .:^to.EbnaaA^ t F%jall apptoqtment, ctol MI »«428. before _____ 500 OFFICE . Rt^nUfM qf ydil ^ biyvHr ir^ E W E R $ O k S U n V 9 TaXHOOSE FROM CHOICE COLORS ■Certified to d topvtotol, la now at- Earl VenCamp, AD'9-4749. . AND INDUSTRIAL FARTettMt AtO yoor seijiee man or_ tn ia g j toaaaroom and behind MAITIVNiS OLEANiBD FLUORESCENT LIGHT Facilities include; Tear-roun . ■CSfOOL STREET — 8>4 room wtaeto. Instruction ter tsansgen. P MORNINGS Regubr Yromanla atitioned, W 9dOT»; - Movtng—Itnekliig^ Help Wanted— .76 FIXTURES OINSTAUATION air' - 'cpnditiioniiig, off street two:Btory hoUse, with qom- $95 D oyvh Stioirage 10 parking, central location, In>- binetim aluminum stot'ms, new P rice B ank the Mailehester Eve­ BROWN A SHARP automatic screw 4 foot long, 3 bulbs, MANCHESTHU SPECIALIST EXPERIENCED heating eyetem, oil hot .water. medtate ocD 9-1818, ~~ P s in tin t— Itep e n n c 21 Grade: Probationary ■ C oven try P lan n in g aihd binations, large, well . land­ ' living,, room with fireplace, sun- T o d a y ! |K>rdii finished room in basement, RADIO-TV RBPAmS, any maki PAINTING. AND paperhanxlng Application tor {writion of probs- Zoning. Commission scaped lot:' FHA appraised. cart, arapiiftera. pbonographa nd Good cipan workmantoip at rt'- Excellent flnahto>te- LdfhD Operators' # J|i9 Bore Operatpri oxcelltot condition throutoout, -tionary firemen will be accepted December 16. 1959 nicely ,Jtodsceped yard, shade Always a Better Buy at , - / / totaagera. Over 47 yeara total ex- sonabie ratea. 80., jraaix^ in Man-, until 8:00 p.ni. on Thursday, Dec, Notice la Hereby given that the $15,200 perttoM, M daya guarantM un-all cheater,, Raiyraandr Flake. AD trees, HSragSr with patio. 8. A. 34, 1989, Coventry , PJahhlhg tod ISonlng # Milling Machine Operators # Toolmgkert Beechler, Realtor, AD 8-8989, AD work, ftotertcn'a. MI 9-4B8T. 9-9287. , Commlsripn has approved a re­ VERNON Ipflttf^ratrr ,»—■' '*1 J..*' .1 « I .. I, ' I. . __ InqulM about' pu*.‘ 5-Roopi. $4983. . ' CHAIN SAW work —. Trees cu t EXTERIOR AND Interiorpalnting Beneflta include' penrion, rick quest by Mr. Albert J. Stevenson to' change a 'parcel of land front ONontal Ranches with fttinl- ReaaoBAbla rstis; Call PI 9*78U and papariiaaglng.. laava, hoHdaya and vacation. mum ■.down pjLSUhenta: • All Anokind MachinU^^ « CAROL ORIVB-Roekvine. |U.- betweSn 1:IO-4'80 or any time books. Guaranteed woriohanship. R*15 to Bustqeee Zone. ■ MO. ■ room raaeb, lane ttrtng MORIARTY*^,— ^ Saturday Or Sunday Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. TFor post Uon deacrlption and ap- DvseripUpn on flie in the Office GOOD PAY . . . O V E R ^ I^POpniNlTIES . . . FRINGE MNENTS room, caUnet klttoea. . $ bed- lEttrtting Fast and courteous aervlee. Lao tocStion forms apply to: Chief of \ot the Town.Clerk.' HOMC FINDEIIS vowns, 1H% moi cage can be The Good J. PiUetier. AD 9-8899, Fira-Department. Fire Headquar- Heard at .a'Public Hearing. De­ awuined. tortoa. 3. Robe - cember 4th, 1959, at the Geprge ’ .HORTENSEN TV. Specialised RfcA >te 163 Spi;ur«-Street, Manehea- REALTY 00. Broker, AD 8-8669. CONTINENTAL LINCOLN:*- Me r c u r y —' iN OLisii^Rp l in k Sound tetevlalaB, ayrigg, MI 9-4841, ■ EXTERIOR and intahor Herahey Robertson School, to be­ J^AL TO O L & e n g i n e e r i n g C O ; OaUUtee ratinttoMd. come effective on om date of De­ BRUT l e v e l , a large rooms, 9 S01