PAGB mOU&TEEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, i m iHandT?0trr SnenfttQ fIrraUt ATcrage Dail.v Net Prem Run Tlic Waathcr For the Week Rndlng Faraenat nt O. 8. fVeathae -B uN M Key. IS. IMS The YWCA-*pon*ored New- The Sacred Heart Mothers CTlr- j The aSongater Brigade of the rectora; and Miaa Magda Neaniek I comers Club will meet tomorrow de will meet thin evening? at 8:ift { Halv'atlon Army will omit ita re-, I l l Past Masters and Mra. J. Larry Cochran for 3- ClMdy, mild with showers to­ About Town I night st 8 o'clock In the u p stsirs at the home of Mrn. .John Fit*|rer- hearaal tomorrow evening. A ape-. year terma. FRESGRiPTIONS 1 2 .8 2 9 night. Low 80-88. Wodneaday — — dining room of the Community V. i aid. 100 N. Lakewood Circle. j olal' rehearaFil will be held n e x t To Confer Degree The meeting waa opened with a : ' DAY OR NIOHT Mamber of the Audit ahowors ending onriy benomlng Sunday evening at 7 o'clock prior' few momenU of lilence in memory ] . BY EXPERTS fcupnttm ralb "The Politics of Red Cliina " will j Harvey Ward will talk on Interior Qurean of Circulation. pasrtty doady. High near M. decorating.. i St. Maiy'a Cirla Friendly Society to the evening aervice. of the late Mra. C. R. Burr, who; be dlBcueeed by L^rd undsay or Paat Maater St«wart Kennedy Mancheater-— A City pf Village Charm Blrlcer, currently a gueai rerturcr ! will meet tomorrow at 6;45 p.m. In was at one time very, active in the i ARTHUR DRUa The Ladies Aid Society of Ithf- upper pariah hall. Miaa Kdna haa announced the namea of paat et Yele Unlversltv, at a dinner Grotip C of Center Churc h worn-! m u te r a who will fill c h a in to ­ YWCA and served as a sponsor of. . Emanuel Lutheran Church will ; Fox of Hr I lford, Dtoreaan preal- , en will meet tomorrow at 6:30 in the group for many years, j j meeting Dec. 3 at s pm. m tiic morrow night when Paat Maatera VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 42 (SIXTEEN PA(;ES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1H.5R (L!laas4f1ed A dT srtlahit on Pago 14) m b ! hold Its regular meeting tomorrow I deni, will ahow c olored alldea of the Rohhina room for a potluck, PRICE ElVE CENTS ConnecUcut Room, Main fU . Night ia Qbaerved by Mancheater Hertford. Reservatmn.a mu.«it be night at 7;.l0 in Luther hall. , Ihe aummer aclivltlra al GFS to )>e followed by a .aervdee m eet- Hostesaea will be Mrs. Kiith Holiday Honae. (;*Hnaan Gii la be­ i ing. Mra. Ralph Greene, will he Lodge of Maaona. Kennedy will be made by Dec. i with iiie service the m aater Bureau for Women's Organlza- W'erkhelaer. ehairnian. Mrs. Alice tween the age* of J2 and 17 are In­ ‘ In charge of tlie aiipper and Mra. i»aa iii<| H»aa i ^ f t ’aa M^^aa»m i<|DN 1 Von Borclier. Mra. Harold Lehmiia vited to attend. Refreahmenta will * Grac e Agar,d In charge of the pro- Albert D. Krause will serve aa Ilona, Hartford. senior warden; Walter .S. Broad- and Mra. Lillian A. Giiatafaon. be nerved. I gram . well, junior warden; John A. Trot­ Thanksgiving Praparafifms Ragin Af Hoia't U S, Bids The Immaculate Conception Past Chief Daiighleia of Daugh­ ter, secretary: James W. Maher, HOUSISEWARES DEPARTMENTI Soviets Accuse Mother's Circle will meet Wednes-: The Women a Club of Manchea- St. Bernadette Mothera Circle^ DOMESTIC and ters of .Scotia Lodge will meet at treasurer; Graham L. Clark, senior d ay a t 8 p.m a! the home of Mrs. j ter will hold Ita November nieetin;; will meet at the home of Mm. Pet^r deacon; John L. VonDeck, Junior CtmellUB Fole\ Searborongh the home of Mrs. Helen Flavell, 88 I toniRhl at o'clock a I the Second Groaai. 32 Conway Rd.. tomof^row To Start Hamlin SI . tomorirtw night at deacon; Eric S. Anderson, senior Trust R d. I (.'onjfregatlonal (’lujirh. where all at 8:l.*i p.m. C*o-hoateaaea ^vlll be ' 7:4.1, steward; Herbert J. Leggett. j meetinga of Ihc rluh will be held Mra. Henry Michalak and Mrs. Junior steward; W. Sidney Harri­ Christmas gifts for the Orange I tliia aeaaon. It will be riien'a nlglit. 'Diomaa Llnehan. West of Spying I Dr. Rav Gibbons, exec utive di­ f son, chaplain; and Malcolm Rob- N-Parley Home at Hsihoro Pa may be anri the apeaker will be Hermann ertaon. marshal. brought to Orange Hall tomorrow rector of the (’oiincll for Social Field, co-aullior of the novel. Action of the (’ongiegalional Zion Lutheran (^hurch choir will A dinner will be served al nig h t. 'Angry Harvest " Mr.a .laroea Mc­ I rehearse tonKirrow at 7:30 p.m. and lodge will open at 7:30. There Berlin, Nov. 18 (iip)—Thetzround agencies wero working In Geneva. Nov. 18 (/P)—The I Churchea. waa the pieacber at the Govern i.a in charge of the pro­ VVedneadF^y. the Rev. Paul Pall- Weat Berlin. ! morning aervii ea yeateirlay at the Speaks to PTA will be a social hour with refreah- United States today a t­ gram arul .Mra. .lanira Treybal and meyer J r . of CTirlat L utheran Soviet embassy in East Berlin The ex-Soviet lieutenant. 1. V. ! Center Congi cgiit Iona I Church Shri ifY Donald H. Potter of Glaa- ments after the entered apprentice tempted to break a deadlock Mra. Michael .Maloney will be co- rhUM’h. Hartford, former mlaaton- degree work. held its firgt news conference Ovchinnikov, replied; Conn. Bank & Trust Following the P:11 and II o'clock hoat eaae8. I ary to Japan, will apeak at the tonbiiry will be the gueat apeaker in the .1-power nuclear con>- , aervicea coifee hoiiis were helil to In four years today in an ef­ ‘ It ia well known that groupa > chtirch. Ail women of Zion and on Tueaday at the Washington fort to dramatize Ru.ssian of NTS and UOPE (two a'ntl- ference by offering to talk DON'T "Twar'" give the (ongregatlon opporiunity neighboring chun hex are invited. PTA ni»ellng. Hla topic will be SWII plenty of wear left In to talk with Dr Gibbons .Satiiidny Uoir j Ladiea of f’olumhu.a toninrfow hoiiae tomorrow at 8 p.rn Follow- against the Russian Commu­ Ovchinnikov said NTS is . * WORK DONK «H II,r, ! night at ft 1.’^ Ht the Kmghn» of ' ing a brief htieinea.e m eeting, ealerl In helping boya, having nist regime. ating an illegal radio atalion in ' American proposal, made Agreement Subject Glhhons at Ihe p,Traonage as Ihs aerverl for in yeara aa director Three new members were elect­ West Berlin and a printing ahop with the support of Britain, was Puts Army in y o u « AIT giieats of the Rew and .Mra, Clif­ I (’ohinihu.a Home He will «pe;ik on teachera and mom parents will The Soviets presented two Rus- greet the parenta In the cla.^a- of Ihe Boya Slate program of the ed to the executive committee of described as a w e.stern. eonce.s.slon ford n .Sinipson I ’Faith m the H om e" .Mra Morri.a 29-year-Old Soviet Army where anti-Soviet leaflets are be (Md’onnor chairman, and liei rom- rnonia. American Legion. I th* Manchester Unit of the Hsrt- lieutenant and a Moscow circus In'g printed. designed to etjd the sgenda argu­ . ford County YWCA at a meeting ment that haa snarled the con­ New Cabinet SAM YULYES The M aty W illiams Group of niitlee will nerve coffee and dea- A n.aval offiecr In Worfil War II. acro b at....who they claimed had He said NTS was using West To Stockholder Vote "SHOE RErAIRrvO 1 aert. he haa been ahenff aince and , of the committee held last week at Berlin to itVnd balloons east carry­ ference since it convened Oct. .H. the Second Congregational Church deierled to the I'eat, brbadcn.et The two western powers insisted o r THE BETTER KIND ' on Nov. 4 waa reelecledato another ] the Community Y, for the Americana and then had ing anti-Soviet leaflets and alleged will hold a meeling tomorrow |{ciiiiion Night Set , Mrs. Glenn C. Cornish, chairman that any final agreement must (’airo, Ni)\. 18 (A*)- -(7en. 28 OAK STREET night at 8 o'clock at the home of 1-year term. He la a former firat a change o. heart. that the money for the.se West The DAV' Auxiliary will hold a selectman of Glaalonhiiry and of the nominating committee, pre­ from contain strong provksions for two , Ibrahim Altboud took over Tlio Manclip.atPr Trust (’o. has been ab.sorbed by the Con­ Same Side as Watkins Mra. Dona Timhrell IS Indian meeling Wedneadav night at R Rusaian spokesman J. W. Beb- Berlin operations Bv Fmhiem (Miih verved one year In the Slate Houae sented Mrs. Howard Daniel for the A m ericans. aspects of the nuclear problem ; toda.v a.s premier and defense necticut KaiiV aiifi Tru.st Co. under the terms of an agree- Dr. c> clock at thp V'FW Horne .Mem- of Repreaenlativea. I office of second vice president and urov charged that a weatern cani- Beburov said inleinalional ten-. and controls hera are reminded to bring ar- minister of Sudan. Rient .signed by Ihe direclors nf the two in.stitutions. The public la invited. s 2 vesr term on the hoard of dl- ?nram ivrtv'‘fo‘'''\V .m C '’Th^^ alo7 would be eased if the West : A , western diplomat sa.d the The Sudane.se Radio announced itlclea for the grocery ba.aket and Manchester F.mblem (’)uh will This was announced toda.v hy Kiissell B. Hathaway, presi­ hold "Reunion Night ' Wednesday irovirnment . Rus.sian | IL'',HR to keep the formation of a new cabinet :f'hnalmaa gifta for the .Manafield Soviet government is not only en-J j out any dl.sciission of controls the .88-voar-old srmv dent of Ihe Trust Co., and lA'ster E. Shippee, chairman of I Hoapital and Training fVnter e\'ening at 7;4.'i in Tinker Halt dangerlng the Soviet ”nlon and, . n-avda the So n This will be the first "Reunion until some commitment Inad been commander wt»o led tlie coup that the I lari ford liank. Thanksgiving Linens made by all three power., to end fteposecl t>ro-we.stern premier A&P Sup«r Markets in Manchester Night" held since the rluh wss or­ l7 ds°*hut a?7 'all"hu*ma^tv” 1 Communi.st’ party newspaper, Tlie merger agreement is siilijerl to a vote of the stock­ ganised FOR AN ELEGANT TABLE lands but also all humanltj. ' rharged that West Berlin was a atomic snd hydrogen weapons | Abdullah Khali yesterday. holders of the two institutions as well a.s to that of the The husIneHA m eeting will In- ' The news conference, attended ' tj^t^cd of espionage activitv 1. Abbcaid's deputy,. Gen. Ahmed federal and State lianking authorities. Stockholders will be 261 Broad St. & 116 E. Center St. u>. F.XTRA SPKriAL! HAND HEMMKn by more than .300 western and , against the Soviet bloc. We are iint trapped Abdel W’ahab. became minister of cliDle initiation of new members. Communist newsmen. WHS another ...... ^ ...... asked to \nle on the irroposal Dec. 16. , Your Following the meeting there will IMPORTED RAYON DAMASK SET Red Propaganda Victory i * blind deal of that kind with |hp interior and local goveriimec.t Step In the new Soviet offensive | The .Soviet campaign against ja-s-siijacce the conference ever of the African nation that .sprawls of the merger call 'or ihe* ------■ ' ■ s . ■ ■ d he entertainment. Refreshments K P rriA L ! patinn already has ] "'""Id get around to controls, the between the Red Sea and the e \ 4hange of three aharea of the Charge Plan will be served f’hairman of ar­ to drive allied occupation forces j t|„ Allied occupation «4” X 84” (’loth with 8 N apkins...... Set $7.99 out of West Berlin. won a significant propaganda vir- I source said. I Sahara. In the cabinet aie seven ConntM'lieui Bank and Tiusi OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY For rangements i.a Mra. Paul Gagne. atock (or e«*ii ahare of Btouk of the So Easy Now «4" X 104" Cloth with 12 N apkins...... Set A reporter for the Soviet news Italy made a .similar attempt to army offlceis and five m iliars. Top Teamsters $10.99 gel a deadlocked companion meet­ Mam heater Tniat ('o The meiged Dolivoriot White, pink, yellow. These beautIfti) rayon damask sets .^gency Tass asked wtat under­ (Contlnued on Page Right) The civilians in tire cabinet do and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. ing rolling on the question of |,ol include any of Sudan's top hank will ha\> a capital of $11,968 - wash snd Iron ilke a handkerchief. In:agihr hand hemmed 7.VI and total ( npital fund* of ovei .Iii»l Irlpphcinf Tour nrder for a t such low price.s! preventing a surprise attack 'political leafieiF Take Fifth at to Keep $;il.(K)0,(H)0. drug norxl. ami rnamotlpii—-giv­ Italy piopo.sed that the 10-•na* .\bboud i.s.sued r det Rivinji ing >niir rhargn Plan nimi‘ OLLIE'S i on conO onra on snrpriae at* himself "full legislative, exerirtivc O pem le sm BraiK'lira bor . . . WOOL SIMTEX ’’CANDLELIGHT” Vauka g;et down to bii^lnuM by *ind jiuiiciai powcr.s." VVlien the merger la uompleled. A^oiee Playback AUTO BODY L'lunulunjf a If't•h:mMl .4iudy oj‘ The general ri.so nameii 12 of- the Manrhe.atri hank ji Main St J ( i f I RNEST RAYON DAMASK SETS niodPin„ ,. ulTensivf' .. W<»H . ,epon. e4 . .V. e fif'cjs. With liimself a.s (liamnan. offu-e ami Noitli Fhui hramh will Washington. Nov. Ifi i/P Sen- Immediate ir WELDING and WOOL-LIKE .t4” X .i4” ('loth tvilh 4 Napkins ...... Sel S5.98 i Speaking on behalf of the five „ nul.tniv council that b-comes be operated aa hramh offirea of raeketa probera today fon- Delivery ★ AUTO lODY and ,o4” X 72” Cloth with 6 Napkin.s . . . .Set $8.9J western delegations. Paolo Rmllio ,,,p Armed Forces' It.gh command the ('onnec ticut Bank and Trviat j fronted three Fifth Amendment 66” X 86” Cloth with 8 Napkins .... Sel $ 1 1 9 * President Tavlanl. former Italian ilefenac j This looks .similar to the old rev-' Co, commenulng Pet 29 ,pleading Teamalera unioniata with FENDER REPAIRS minister, saiil such a study must olutiori lominand iouiicil llial gov- Suits Smart 66" X 108” (’lolh with 12 N apkins...... Set $ 1 8 .9 8 1 The alatemeiU of the two bank inade voire recordings I be the first step in any construe- erned Egvpt in tire dava aflei the oifii iflla naid that the pieaenl per*; jinking them with bombings, araon ★ COMPLETE CAR Lustrous rayon damask that will make yoitr Isbl* a thing live discussion of a possible alert overthrow of Kuig Fanuik in aonnol of the local hank will re* ^nd other violence in Texat an(J BONUS PARINTING Looking nJth of beauty. White, pink, yellow and green. W ashington, Nov. 18 (Ah- Preal-- em plary deeds as pioneer In system agaln.st .surpr ise attack. .and IH. almul two veai's later, t > main. Its direrlora will serve as Louisiana. LACgi ER and ENAMEL dent Klaenhower' today asked a fa- advanced -■ aeronautic research" Hts proposal wss sn effort to the emergence of LI. Col. Carnal the Aasoriatr Board of Manrheater | Knder questioning, the three AND PREHf'RIPTlfLN(J/MdavLii PHAR.MAf V TEI. MI 9-8028 BATES RAYON DAMASK vor of the man who will jiccupy the the J-resident said, '1 am makuig break the procedural deadloi k Abdel Nasser ss Egypt's leader, offices. ! men look the Fifth Amendment to TABLECLOTHS and NAPKINS WlUte House from 1972 until 1976. a. request which geeke to express, that has kept the conference at a Release of all politicians de- Offireia ami employea of the! hundreds of queations, pleading BUYS! IMII .MAIN HT. —Ml 8-ft»'iI 8 (iKIHMOLI) 8T. NEW The favor; A possible appoint ir. a'^amall meaaura (he gratitude standstill since it opened on Nov. ^ taineri in the coup was snnounced Larry Anderson, a alrsw hat salesaian, tinlocks hla snow-covered Mancheater hank were being in* j that any answer they might give .'>4" X .i4'' C loth s...... ment to the U.s. Air Force Acad­ of the nation, *^10. in Khartoum, the Sudanese capl- car dur ing the stoi ni that swept through Liberal, Ksn , yesler- formed of the merger today. I might incriminate them...... $4.98 day. t AP Pholofax 1. .1 4 ” 8 ”2" r io llis ...... emy for the son oUlapt. Iven "le reqbeat that you consider | The five Soviet bloc ^legations lal. In commenting on the proposed The three are Raymond C...... $5.98 t h e , mei1U b(^ h it young aon for SANITONE fifi” X 84" ('lo th s ...... , Klncheloe Jr. killed last .lul.v Without specifically mentioning mei ;;er , Hathaway said. "This | Shafer, business manager of San ...... $8.98 while testing an experimental appointment as a cadet in the (Contlmied nn Page Right) Khalil, the army indicated he wss }>ronuses to be of real benefit to ' Antonio Teamsters Union Local .Malching N apkins...... Each 6 9 1 FJ04 near Edwarda Air Force United States Air. Force Academy at liberty. It said sll politicians all rohrorned and will make the 16-^7; R. B. Bunch of Dallaa. or- The favorite for year*. White only, W ashea and Irons *o Baae In California. Kincheloe was at Colorado Springs, Colo. H'is | who were under house sirest or large resouivea and apeciallxed ' ganizer for the Southern Con- OPEN UNTIL Dry Cleaning ea.eilv: rich inherltince stem* from a TVIrt,-, flying, that more nearly conven­ srmy guard are now free to move Big Storm System aervtucs of the (’onnertirul Bank j ference of Teamalera. and E F. tional plane during an Interval in father whose auperl, "technical j if I t a c t II anywhere inside the msin towns. and TriLst Co available t(i all the. i Foots) Johnson, business man- IMPORTED RAYON DAMASK hla preparallons to pilot the Xl.t skill and selfless dedicatioh to i _ « n • 'The srm y com m and said all is buainess Interests snd Individuals of Shreveport, La., Local FEATUMNG SOH-SET* •pace-lrnvellng aircraft. country were demonstrated in out- ^ 1 0 r k I 1 a» gx quiet throughout the nation in the Manchester area 6.58. TABLECLOTHS and SETS The unusual request by Eisen­ standing fa.snioii in hie perilous JL lax T I!? It nisrie these additional points: "The ('onneclicut Bank and .Shafer haa been acquitted in 5 P.M. Just getting suits spotless is only Pa.«4t€l rolnrs and whitr. hower recalled a almilar gestiue by duties aa an experimental flight • ^ • a a Guards remained on dutv at Plasters Midwest Tru.st Co has smeesafully operat­ one bombing trial. Hie lawyer, V a beginning for our new CLOTHS SKTS Praaldmtj Firanklln, IX RooaeveU, teat)" pilot, . ------. I 1 » y -» ^ f g V a - J l-g * - K h arto u m ’s banker ea«4»aaaies and ed branches In communities out­ Warren Woodi, told the apeclal Senate Committee that Shafer ia MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY Sanitone Dry Cleaning featuring 8 I" \5 1 ” ___ 81.-98 8I''\ 8I" with 4 napkins $2,98 who propoaed a \Veat Point ap­ "Becauae of the debt of the na- II H F II Y IIIC ^ j post and telegraph offices, hut side of Hartford for over 2ft years. 8r ‘\ 68'’ with 0 napkins 84.98 pointment for the young aon of lion of a fine American, I ask that ] have been removed from all other By TH R ABB PRR.XK •R'IVxhr to lllinmil w erf mo.^Uy in the It has rendered high quality hank­ : awaiting trial on chargen of con- Soft-Se.f* Finish. Not only is .5I''\68" ...... 82.98 apliacv to commit arson and poa- EXTRA HOI US FOR VOLK LONVKMKNCE .86''\70'' with 8 napkins 88.98 Capl. Colin P. Kelly, who went you consider giving this oppor­ Unionvitle, Nov. 18 4*1 Police ‘■'k'' I Blixxard condllions crippled thej I'ui the temperatures ing service to the.*«r communities Pricai afCactlva all dirt gone, but the original .57"\76'' ...... S.3.98 ’ Airports, ai hools and gover nment \ .eeaairin and control of a bomb. AFTER WORK, or WHILE SIIOPPINO. «0"\90" with 8 napkins 87.98 down with hla B17 early in World tunity for his .«on to follow his notlheni Plslns todav as s giant ! *"«»='’'' *> «'i"'1l*nd and ha.s rootribuleil suhstanlially body and finish are restored. 6n "\90" ...... 84.98 64"vl04” with 12 War II after ordering the six father's chosen profession through suspecting a break al the Myrtle „ppn,.|es functioned as usual I * Kflii . RMil 12 at DRlhml, Texfii* The acratohy aoimding record- tbit Tuafday Rtorm nyiileni roHed ulowly into' to the;? growtli and welfare. It This enables our pressers to 84"\I0 4 " ___ ...... $.3.08 napkins ...... 89,98 crewmen out of the damaged plane enrollm ent in . the Air Force ! Mills stor e here Monday night .Newspapers and news agency A hand of ram ami acaltcred q,. u.alnlalned vloae local rela- "J '.J'* recreate the perfect drape and The appointment Is reserved for a special officer in the offiies remained sealed. r>nndR leaving muuh of m id-1 thunderstorms atretched from Ihe ,m„,,hipa. Shafer and.„,i one „ of r ahis .. »former------and Wadnatday INSURED SAVINGS Acrrdemy ’ j planted fit that your suits had when young Kelly. Kincheloe, who was 30 ai the ' building. It wa.s almost successful Ameri( a 4'o\ ered with heavy j ^ 'd f CnnRt in Texan to Olilo-i henchmen, Burk (Curly) Owens. OPEN THLR.SHAVS 9 A M to 8 P..M. BROMLEY and QUAKER LACE TABLECLOTHS (4'nntlniiPil on I’age R ight) i Michigan border, marking the ad- Rex-ommend .Xiwplanee They were made by Texaa Rangers Only in Ibit you bought them. They resist Klaenhower presented to Klnche- ; ti„,p „f ),is death Jirly 28. also is until the burglar, handcuffed and} drifted anow. toritedo litter »n't (Closed W ednesdays si .Noon) wrinkling, too! $4.98 to $29.98 loe'a widow today a letter ad- gm vtved by a 6 monih old dnugh-' in police headquarters ran out the ] vance edge of the void air. ' Tins rerurd waa known to our with a concealed microphone on dressed to "the President of the (,, .leannine. door and has not been .seen since. w . • ■ ratn^Rwollen elfeamn I A few allow flurries remained Board of Dlrectots. Hathawav Sept. 1.5, 19.5.5. Com m unky Try it and see for yourself. Set B bcRutlfiil table with lace, white and «cni. All iilSBB At least 10 deaths were attrib* too! United States in 1972-1976 ' on be- with Mrs. Kincheloe wlren tire Polloe Chief Richard Moor'e gave I I ^ m I I g g l g C , over the Rockies and heavy ram "enl on. concluding, "and was an Shafer aal at the wllne.ss table uted to one of the earliest msjot began moving into the'Norihweal Important factor In leading the aa a loudapeaker carried the re- and Vicinity -Ct -a -Ct half.of Iven III. now IP'u months ipller- was ptesenled were Secre-|the following account. 49 4^ I xf I winter stnrma In Weather Bureau Old, taty of th. Air Foi-ce James Doug-1 At 3:30 a.m. Special Officer^ again with allow over interior por- hoard to vole unantmoiialy In fa- corded volcea through the big, CLEAR PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS history » turhuleme that swept lions of Washington and Oregon. I 'or of Ihe proposed merger and hushed hearing room. He refused CLEANERS Proterth youii,tablerlothF* just wipe them off. Mra. Kincheloe, an attractive Gag and Air F'orce Lt. Gen. Dean Charles Yodkins. planted In the I l l f g r i r I J1 F | g* gk g* tVom Texas snd l/mi.sians to Min vS A V IM G S I'niiaiially aeveie for Ihia t i m e j to recommeiul its acceptance of our bri)nnette from Oakland, Calif., c .Strother, store annex, spotted a man crawl- xT ^ nesolA ami \^'ls^onsin from the .16” X .16"...... 39«j .lU’ X 7 2 "...... 89« got one copy of the letter. A dupll- , Kincheloe had been selected ' ing In thr ough a window he was slopes of the Rockies to the Mis­ of year, the atxirm veaterdav de-, »t'’< kl'olders. ' (Continued on Page Eight) LOAIV LAUNDERERS cate was sent to the National shortly before his death to pilot the able to open. posited as mm h aa’ 16 Inrlies of Lester E. Slilp|>ee. chairman nf A s •. < ) 4 I \ I I 4 ) N sissippi Ril'd SWISS .11” X .14" . : ...... 69(i i l ” X »-V’ ...... $1.19 Archives for filing. X-IS. After the burglar got into the Traffic Fumes I'lie storm center m(i\e>l to the snow — that waa al 1. e m m n n the ConnecUcut Bank and Trust 1«9 K. Middle Tpke. 10 Harlow St. Elsenhower told hi.s unknown Already, on Sept. 7, 1956, he had the officer pursued the man S, D. Co , in rom m enling on the m erger ______V/M m M ______------I Minnesota-i'anadian hnniei over- PROTECT YOUR TABLE'WITH auccoisor In the letter that the fiown the -X2. forerunner of the an,| a wild chase thrnrrgh the said, "This bank is delighted with m ssT m is t s s ' i siassT riasaeisv iw s t it u t i* s~ Manchester— MI .l-l.'l.il Rockville—TR .'>-2.i0.1 Washington. Nov. Ifi f/P'i An night and w as exj'ei ted to pa.ss in- Generally the deplhs were six death of Kincheloe, a Korean War xi.a to art altitude of 126.000 feet, huilding took place Ohio doctor said today air pollu- to woslein Ontaiin by evening, re to eigh, inches i;',",,, serving ,he .Man- E.ST>ABI.I.SHEI> IN 1918 NEW FLEXIPAD TABLE PADS veteran iredlled with downing five Thai is the highest man has ever The chas- stalled In Ihe an n e x mi...... V- . . . _cheaterrhealer communitv commur kor many Bulletins i lion caused by aulo and truck ex- suiting in dinuni.siung winds and Kansas Througlioul the hlir.zard years we have aurcesafiilly maiii- ...... $2.98 ...... 54 58 Communist planes, ''brought a resl flown. | ,on„n"through , generally improving uondllions area wind gusts of as imu h ss ftO . ___. from the AI* Wires sense of loss to our nation, , ------— „^^,.g,-o„nd tunnel into th e : h«u"ts is as much respousihle ss X over the norllierii I’lalns late to- miles an hour whipped the auow *",,1, o,i!*hencncia] to the roiii .52" 70” ...... $3.98 "In recognition of his many ex-1 ((lontlniied on Page Fifteen) | niain Myrtle'Mills Store The of-'‘■'8"'''*'" increasing lung nlgl.t Hcavv snow diifling was ui.o road-,dogging drifts end made " „^volvH t ^wm More heat resistant, waterproof. Drapes to fit any tabl* freer fired several shots over the ‘'’’"''C reporiH over tlic Dakotas amt driving har.ardoiis Ro.ids from RRIIH OFFER SPACE FLAN ahape. man's head but failed to hall him. | D'- Chauncey D^. ^'Cake, as- aim to carry on tlie frieiiillx and # 1 1 1 1 1 northwest .Mlnncaoia making road Kansas southward, however, were intimate relationahip with the real- I nlled NnHons. N. V., Nov. 18 The officer Jurnpe.l the m'rn} travel hazavetous. : generally open to travel I a • t "I’l — Soviet Delegate Valerian ARSORBFNT l.OXG WKARI.NtJ MARTE.X PART IJNKN Shoe on the Other Foot jdent* of Manrheater which have Chief Moore said, and hand-cuffed ** ""i'l' Bitter cold diopped tempera-} night ! been lucii a atrong feature in th* Zorin loday presented a new DI$HTOWELS 39c tach him to hlm-self. The unidentified I , r the onen n^ tures to Iowa of 21 below at Ala-i |n the Texaa and nklalmma ' aurceaa of th* Mancheater Truat Ollier Spare ptan to C.S. Am- Multi stripes In smart iimieual color combinations. • I II 4 II-,' prepared for th#* openmjr of Ihf mosa in Soulli Cenlral ''olorado. ' p«qhandlea yeaterday'a anow hassadnr Henry Cabot Lodge at Zer hanir '* j National Conference on Air Pol- i Co." 12 tielow at 9 lagstaff. Arlz . and turned to aluah then froze again The merger will mark the end of a clnsed-^loor meeting. Details Democrats in Quandry . . I « helow at Ziinl. N. M„ and Brvee |„i night making'drlvinr trench" "'.‘I ""*? T were not immediately disrioaed, • THANKSGIVING NEEDS As th^ store is a short distance Foul air originally waa enuaed | i,,,,,. Rmv readlnga from ' 25 yeara of local control of the from the police station the officer I , ^ y burning of cnsl in i hut laulfe. welcoirted It as “a • . r argelv by burning of coat FROM HALE’S HOUSEWARES DEPT. • and the man walked to headqiiar-1 po^ies and industry. Leake said, In Arizona the slorin left the (Continued on Tag* Eight) sign that the Soviet L'nion may be \« tiling to cooperate In some 99 Pv. Illnnerwnre Set. Self Basting ters. On arrival there th'' i hut now scientifir sludips show incongruous sight of two Inches of ; On Party Lever Plank unhandruffed himself from half, or air pollution comes from snow on the desert, deposited 4',, IHWcefiil endeavor In Outer Reg. 889.98. Roasting Pan. *2.69 ■ Space." A 41.8. spokesman said .Senmless ensmeled steal. and handcuffed the man s engine exhaust News Tidhitt^ Inches at normally warm Tiiscon m i l .SPECIAL *69.95 hands together. Roint of View I the Russians asked for Hie and 14 Inches at Flagstaff in the Complete aervice for 12. R oasts s 20 lb. fow'l o r J4 Hartford, Nov. 18 bTi Deino-^ Now that the shoe is on the "In addition to eye and respira­ I meeting with Ikidge. tory irrllalioii, the increasing In- Culled front AP Wires north. ''Montreal " by Yamaka. Im­ lb. roast. other foot.I (HJ( GovernorVfxl V “ I 11431 *•!Ribiejoff UIvtIII ailsI,i,___,L,and _^i^ *1- a l . ™ *ratlc legialator*. many of whom ——— . Bone-chllltng ter.iperatiires fol Fail Clalie, Wla., Nov. 18 CENTER ported. Light, tranahieenl rode to victory Nov. 4 on Rlblroff the 19.59 Democratio-controlled ''‘Phone, Ute cldem e of lung cancer i* quite as i HE.'SIIIX PLANTS STRUCK Sam e type man lan out the door. leferable to Increased city'tialflc lowed the clearing Tha mercury Thirty pupils had a plenaanl ehina. Brown leaf motif. coHt-talls, face a quandry on a pro- l..eglalature- face tlie of < police descrll>ed the man aa be Detroit, Nov. 19 (A—The Cnited SLICES as above. exhausts as to cigarettes,'' he said. Lieut, (.'or.imand,r John H, Eh-■ qrnpped In zero in northern view at Pleasant View today, 52.49 poacd election law change to make vvhet^lier to '■SD'y the 1956 RIbicoff | heavy set over 6 feet' tall in though their parents found the } Aulo Borker* today struck Ben- Cooks a 1.1 lb. fowl or a 17 r . - 1.. ir... thinking on the party lever aetiip i "When are the auto and truck eraole.. Seawolf medical officer, , Arizona and 10 below m northern .Alunilnum Sliifflng (uch aweepa niore difficult In the ■l dix Avtalion Carp. In a contract Ih. roaM. into law. his early 30's He was wearing n manufacturers going to turn from vlll receive Die tlorga* .Xward to- ] Mexico. view unpleasant. OF Jasper Is righti But that future. Pleasant View echool burn­ . dispute. .At least seven- planla Plate. 50c in this. Democratic lawmilkera |, j®P- • brown jacket and blue the foollahnesa of flna, from silly morrow in W ashington from A* were shut down by pickets with For till key. diu k. chicken. The change was favored by style whims, from over-sized SDclalloi. of .Military Surgeons of (Continued «n Tag* Three) ed down. COOKED LB was years dgo when light K-Z-V Roast Democi'iitlc Governor Ribicoff two Will be 'waiting for the Governor * , dungarees. ' about I2..500 production worken .No atrlng-a. needlea or aUew- Rack. 51.89 views on the aubjeet when he re } police added further that about models and from too much hoise- the I’nlled Stales in recognition i on strike. .Negotlaliottt voalinned era needed. Il'a brand natv year* ago after he saw many top power,, to the essential but tough of "original " ork in radioblo|ogy Tile only 7 position oven parly camllclale* bowled over ia nuns from hla vacation within Die ' ® ■ ni. a two tofie green car was ; past the midnight start of tha HAM a n d refrigeration w e re and very prneticahlo. next 10 day*. ; spotted a few block* from the Job of controlling exhauata?" in conneclion v, ith nuclear sub reck. Permits even clirula- the Elsenhower landslide which I strike, then recessed al 7 a.m. lion of bent, l..«as'shrinkage. But even if the Governor decides, store, .speeding away. Officer VIn- In another prepared ». m talk. , Dr i -marine program". . . , Hartford after a marathon session nf 71 Tha fhoireit cuts of Super-Right fully,cooked hamj the main home uses of found the .Prealdenl carrying Con- to pu.sh for this reform, he may ; cent C*i>od'fen'o chased ’the i-ar; Hllleboe. New York Stale Couniv...... Bar A an. organlzea'i i-'nwl and .Vo lurnlng. Durable nickel- necUrut by 300,000 vote*. Nixon, Johnson to Seek hours of almost continuous bar­ plated ateel.______■ - encounter trouble with some Demo- on Rt. 167 but lo.U it In Avon. -health------commiaaloner,------also------pointed- I epecial committee to deal with gaining. Tender, |uiry and flavorfuf . . . to broil, fry or bake, elo4:tricity. Meal Raaler. 69c ' Under the plan embraced by the to motor, vehicles as a main!) ,weis who violate the ethte* Heal reelstant Pyrex, Ttie cratic lawmakers who -uofited i ------Oovcnioi* in 1956, the requirem ent from the big Ribicoff popularltv at ^ # source of air pollution. the legal profesisinn. InvaUi.ible hotijifjtiild aid _ S Pc. Carving ARGENTINE STRIKE ENDS Today? Well, ia Jasper’s house for pulling, a party lever as the the_.polla tliia month. Some may J He said there'were 68,400,000 of i Four Bridgeport men, describedITilibuster Compromise Buenos .\lrea, Nov. 18 i/P' — Set. Inllial a ct in voting wouTiTbe re-- .Slainlesr steel, vanadium. 1101 want to iwk the •boatHw thl* xfl S'V jfU iirC I them-on the-liatlon'aJilltoAJ’s lasLi** "narcotics pushers." are in fed- I strike of oil Worker* In Men- warm? Electricity powers his See Hale'* Houaewdrea for: pealed. j matter in view of miccesaea juat year aa compared -with 40.800,000; .,,.g| rugtody after being picked u p i .A. dato.£royisii% ead_od.early' to­ ONE PRICEasADVERTISED! Stainleaa ateel fowl laerra. Hollow ground knife, fork, The chnnge would permit a )>er-1 achieved at the'ipolls .sharpenl'.g tdol. Simulated in 1948. „ . , . I separately____ at their hornet and I Washington. Nov. 18 oPi- Vice* A* an aspirant for the 1960 Re da.v, Interior Mlnitier .Mfredo furnace. Was his dinner deli­ poultry clampa and akewera. •on to spill hla ticket without first While Connecticut citizena are The conference waa called sing bandies. Black. Attacks Begum ice waa called ^ j p|*red under arrrsl in an over-. president .Nixon snd Sen. Lyndon . publican presidential nomination, Vitolo announced. The walkout cious? Cooked by electricity. Is pulling a p.irty. level . The feelingi known as great tickat-splittera, . U.8. Sutgeon General Leroy E. | night roundup in which federal j h . Johnson iD-Texi annarenflv Nixon obviously is anxious to have started Oct. 31. It threatened to aiirh reasoning, I* th a t p.ulUng jih ere are a g reat m any voter* w ho' Alum inum H ard .Maple in- - - , I J . ®''rney. More than 70 air pollution regents, ofllrer* of the Slate Health .re preparing to lake the'lead to-, a record of participation in any spread serosa .Argentina and led he going to switch on Ed Sulli­ a party lever ns the Initial stei> in *"4 up by voting the str*t)tht J*; , apeciallaU, civic leaders and repre- pepartnienl and Bridgeport ,de‘ ward compromlalng an impending weakening of the filihuslei rule Roanter. Carving Board President .Arturo Frondizi to *8.45 52.49 voling’lend* to favor candidate." of i ticket even though-they have in- of " young Saudi Arabian Prince Johnaon. the Democratic leader. Sweet Potatoes van? Electricity again. And so Cooka 12 lb. fowl or an 18 Ih. VVell prd tree tjipn. Ketjessed lecllve* participated . . . Wealey fight over the Senate'* flllbiistei impose a staipi of siege Nov. II. MY LIGHT BILL that |iart'. i linattons to split their ticket. In . flol in the wrong room at Shep- (CottHnued on fage Right) Blchie, 28, of Cheshire, Conn., waa rule. In the Senate, haa a big slake in; ro**l. Heats evefily, pbcvenla Jiiic.' a.-n-er. Six m etal pin Although this reform has long■ Ihe opinion of obaeryera, some peo-' beards Hotel, found the. Begum found by searcher* after he had Nixon ha* told frlefid* he is con­ preventing a party split on the is- j OFFBR.S T O PAV .AILABS GOLPFM ^ on, from his morning electric scorching, keeps meats Juicy, holderk make carving a pie hesitate to try split ticket voi-; Aga Khan and attacked her in the : been advocateil by Miaa Vivien spent *8 hour* lost In dense Mnine fldent the present rule - - which sue. •' 4'nited N attona, N. A'.. NOv. 18 shaver to the electric clock that browns perfectly, aaity to pleaniire. Blimlnaiea the Kellems. Stoninglon, a frequent ing because of the fear of making | belief, that She had done some- TVaeigt ) P ' whiT; YELLOW J LBS ( f t A clean. iiecessity of a large platter. requires 86 affirmative vote* to Some Republicans, led by Sen*. — Israel has naade a ronditional tells hiim it’s time to crawl candidate, the Governor didn’t ex- a mistake and canceling their en- thing to hi* S-year-old charge. l^ a n a a O ig tfl I 7;*'* curb debate - la going to be Clifford P, Case of New Jersey and offer to compensate Arab - ref­ re*a intereat in the idea until the "'•aS.. r.,.™ . Quite Fairfield Unit ..“K" w X ’IlS;"'il changed a* the first order of bual- Jacob K. Javlta of New York, have' ugees in adx-anee of a. flaal USED TO BE STORE HOURS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. . . £llacnhower sweep two years ago. 17 nes* when the newly-enlarged proposed a rule under which two-, .Arah-lsrael pdace settlemoaL under his electric blanket for a_ apnre. but Air Force silent on fate Aa 8 result of that landallde. Re­ Demoemta could pual for could j w*,r hit In the fa« b>* a gUaS aA Mon. 9 a.m. to .8:80 p.m ., Thiira., 9 a.n I. to t p.in. of giant war rocket.. .Carload of Senate meet* in January. thirds of those voting -instead ofi .Ambassador .Ahte Ebdh toM the publicans won all but five of the .36 call for repeal i f the law which j tray but auffared .only minor comfortable night’s sleep. So if Tiiea., 9 a.m. to 8:80 p.m. FrI., 9 a.m. to SiM p.ni' New*'Canaan. Nov. Ifi The rebel gunmen open fire on police As presiding officer, the Vice two-thirda of the entire Senate I'.N. Special Political Commil- Mate Senate Mata and all but 30 requlieis a bell to ring In the vot-j burisei. l*olic# and hotel atten- — . . . A t ed AABie.Sk ed A A A n 4 A 1 s%% CSS Aed i W 4 A Is* W 1 Wed., 9 a.iUi to 5:80 p.m. Sat., ' 9 a.m. to S:80 p.m. New Canaan Republican Town Station in Havana suburb and ktti Proaident has made it clear hr will could curb debate immediately and tee yeoterday the baaic solntioa Jasper would only stop to think of the 279 Hous4K ))oats. Ing -machines whenever a party; burls**. Police and hotel attend Committee ha* withdrawn ftom 7 o4;n For a beffar undarttofM/mg f W of fha Velwa aF flacfr/cRy, at least four poUcemen, hold in order a motion to adopt .50 Senators could end talk that of the problem of a mlUioa ref­ he would realize that Electric the Fairfield County OOP organi-i Kareo KeUye.ond .Nancy Duffy. ! new Senate rule*. In the past, the i went...... on bevond...... 15 days, ugees from the israell-.Anxb war Order Your W* weleome charge t^eoimla! Green Trading Stampa zalion. charging that the county iQ-year-old West Hartford senate traditionally ha* carried' Also favoring this ide/x are Dem- of 1948 lies la their integration titctric light andI pP&i^ar o ^ r companies Service is the best value in his are given with rash sales and also to nistomera who pay groiip "haa^ ouUived lU useful- giri*. missing moat of night, walk ; us rhle* over from one Cungiea* ocratic Sena Paul Douglas of HH- In the countitos where they iraw their charge areoiint within Bfteeii (IS) da.ya after bllliBg eandldatf . . , . A ness." out of woods today. .Industrialist I to the next hols and Hubert Humphrey of Ih e. •p m w liieLANe whole household budget. date. have Kirvlved that landslide. Ii. _ ye.sterday L'.." niomlngr ...... ’ ------aa the —Begum...... The. 15-member.-- ...a....,, group ... appioved ..Malcolm ___ While,___ . killer of... ex-con-[...... , ...... Anv . mith...... precedent-breaking...... Miimcaot*. anmng others. Yester Thanksgiving domonatrataa the dlfflciUty thal a -. ^ Mieep in her hotel aulte., the move by a 14^ union organizer, denied bail decision hv .Nixon is certain to be votes as a comparable^comparablir, sltuatten.altnation-. paal the preaent firhiiaev law and was bis young ------“ ------MAMCHItTHt CONtp ,lfp » - - - aNnnIag apathy toward iaanea of ward some compromise th*b 'vlll third* of those voting., feller aaU he weaM Uke to geU ConvtniMit Order Slips At Your A&PI WhereOB lUpubllcana'PirafUed. by aitbaQtute‘what Sdhioaabach said ohouta^ tutfrtly' CQRNER MAIN An O OAK sn tE B lB "Whero is the grave nattona|i Importance.. .NoL make It easier to shut off«(he r .With tha Senate likely to be together vntlr the geveman e( 4lw BtoeidMairtir populaiity in 1988, W88 • "raal direct. ptimaix pr^ jpoeng prlneaf’ Thai he began waa UJI. Kep. Albert P, Jdorano, aon Rockefeller fliea to Bratil af­ ttmc-conauming talk which has I about equally divided on the lasue, Cennectirut and New detaagr be* OemoCKts profited by tha Mg RibL ter tptleVuMfflcial vM t to Cara* blockad moat civil righta legiaia-1 , ------■ ' fore Mb laaagvhWpa to dtoevM (MU n w IMg Uma. C M e 44 »>1* . -■* - (CwRwwieRFigeFweg _ preMetaa af «nMhl igivwd. ‘ ■ \ 'jv * MANCRElSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1958 »A < »T W tl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. tX)NN., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1958 P A G E T B I B I

operate with other churchei in order to blocK thia poaaiblUty, Columhia forming a Wllllmantlc Area Coun- Thanks for Nothinic Bolton citlzena of the town worked fll Big Storm System Board’s Works Unit ci; of Churches. Rev. Oeorge K. weekend acquiiin'K the neceasair Evans was empowered to pick tVfO aifnattiree to make a referendum Sheinwold oa Bridge t A LL TIME GREATS laymen from this church to work Rorkville Police have been mandatory. Pai^ish House cracking down on motorlete School Sites Bebert Tairim ■•hsrt Ijrlee MONEY ORDERS on the organizational committee. The petition will be tubmltted to Ava Oardaef Blisaklh Tayler To Talk to Town Aides who park their care in front of Town Counsel to check its compli­ "KlUi^ta Trial •liiatice Court eomenne elae'i driveway. So YOUR 8P4)T-CABDS Plasters Midwest fo y bills wU h ywt SHO" ance with Bute eUtutes regarding O f The Building Plans Trial .Justice Elizabeth D. when a Village .St, reaident Question Put REiieiRB CARE South dealer IvaikiM Hutchins nolled cases against Roy a mandatory referendum and to North-South vvineribl* Round Table" The Board of Directors’. Public it* Chairman and Atty. RonaW complained laet week about a the Town Clerk for verification of By Alfred Sheinwold la Celer la OeMr Hreene, 21. Wllllmantlc, W'ho had car blocking a driveway, po­ NORTH 1:N. CM. UtN (OimtiBoed from Pnga Oes) Work* Committee plans to confer Jacobs its secretary. Jacobs is the algnaturea. ‘Take, care of your spot-cards," _•!*». 8:J* sas and Miasouri. Naiu'ly a score PINE PHARMACY been arrested for making a false lice Biimmoned the car'* owner Up to Voters R 10 9 2 the only Republican on the com­ Get Go Sign State law provide* under a sec­ of deer hunters barely >acapea soon with General Manager Rich­ complaint to State Police and to court. Yeaterday a charge of says the Bridge Player’s Almanac, ¥ K 10 7 5 WED.i “DAMN YANKEES” Tornadoes and high wind* mittee. Th* other members are tion devoted to the conduct of with their H’vea after 11 inches of ard Martin in the first of a se­ breach pf peace: and Harry G. ob*tnictlng a driveway wa* "and the aces will take care of ♦ A 0 fidused damage in Texas, Okla­ Theodore Powell. John Hutchinson About 76 members of Colum­ A peliUon presented to the town meetings that "Two hundred rain fell In an hour near Freemont, LaChappell. 21. W i 1 1 I m a n t 1 c , nolled when the court learned theraselvof.” Even a lowly four- « A 10 5 2 homa, Kansas, Mliaourl and Towa ries of meetings with town of­ and Francis Mahoney. bia Conp^Katlonnl Church Board of Selectmen last night or more persons qualified to vote spot may provide an important WEST FAST Mo.. 140 mile* southeast of St. charged with breach of peace Roth that Robert Batchelder wa* at the storm sj^tem approached. Louis. ficials on proposals to reorganize In its meeting with Martin, the had been arrested by former State through Selictmen Stanley Pat> . . . may petition th'h clerk . . . In trick. R $ 7 AQ753 Scattered severe tbunderstorm* committee hopes t<* get a fuller ex­ the "go" eipi to the Keneral chair­ blocking hi* own iwlveway at Damage estimated In the milHona the town’s public worE* functions. I Policeman Charles Mansfield Oct. writing at leaet 24 hours prior to A careless player might fail to ¥ I 6 4 ¥ 9 planation of the manager's plan man of their buildinR rommlUee, 8 Village St. node, apparently will guarantee and poosible tornadoes were fore­ of dollar* resulted from lomadoe* At Its first meeting last night, 1-1. any such meeting, requesting that maka this alani, losing one spade ♦ 8762 ♦ K 10 943 cast for an area from extreme before proceeding further. ^ wQSt at a epeclal meeting held In V po- Wlio had coiiiplalned ? A that the school sites question will any item or Item* on the call of «Q964 4iI73 Goins Out To Lnncli? and hurricane-force wind* yester­ the Directors’ committee also de- Daniel (’onnfll. 62, 920 Main and one diamond. As it happened, southeastern Ic wa to extreme day in northern Texas. The dam- cl(led to get the views of Town Will Draw Balance 8hes>t mane Hall last night. Street, VVlllifnnnUr, forfeited a neighbor who thought ahe wa* bo put to a vote in referendum. such meeting be submitted to the SOUTH THE RED EMBER The committee indicated it however, Albert H. Morehead was southeastern Wisconsin. age extended from Gain'esvilte Rngineer James H. Sheekey, Park This came about after they had 524 bond when he failod to Hppear doing Batchelder * favtii, .She The petition, said to bear 375 sig­ perion* qualified to vote in such the declarer, and careless play ♦ A K 6 4 , Haa Thoaa WMMterfnUy would attempt to draw up a bal­ Studied the preliminary plan,‘i for a Highway accidents caused six west to Wichita Falls and north to Superintendent Horace Murphey, to Rn«wer to a rhnrge of dlHregard' didn't know he had bought a natures. asks thi^t the three sites meeting on the seventh day there­ isn’t in his dictionary. ¥ AQJ32 Dellciona Iteliaa Dtahep ance sheet comparing the two pro­ LIFE deaths: Three in Missouri, two .the Oklahoma border. Cemetery Superintendent Oeorge proposed parish house whldi null inp «lntr traffic commission mark* nr\.' car under consideration be placed on after, for a vote . . . by a yea or no ♦ J-3 Open 10 A.M. to 1:00 AJS. posals in terms of costs Bud bene­ cost up to $85,000 and voted to ac­ West picked a horrible opening In Colorado and one In ■ South Other tornadic wind* struck Blliott and Water and Sewer De­ ings. the voting machines. vote on the voting machines, dur­ lead, the eight of spades. It isn't « K 8 fit* to the town. cept them as a working ha.sls for South West North East Dakota. rural areas in Kansas near Arkan­ partment head Fred Thrall. Dales lnvlte P a1 1 c ^ the committee. There may be 6 p.m.” 1 .¥ Pai.s .3 ¥ Pus Red Ember '*lg h winds caused two other for the conferences have not vet ^^le staff of the Horace W. October it was voted unanimously er's bid suit unless you have sure A windstorm described by wit­ tee concede that the profe.sslonal some minor changes made and a About Town 3 A Pass 4 A Pass deaths. A Texas oil held worker been set. i I'orter School and niembcra of the to decide the choice of sites In a Appoint Fark Ckmimiasloner tricks to develop. In this case. RESTAURANT public work* head they are inter­ decision must be reached as to 4 * Pass .5 ♦ Pass was killed when winds blew over nesses as a tornado, damaged The ('ommitlee set for it.self the ! referendum. The Item, however, Frederick Gaal of l^ebron Rd, West’s lead succeeded only in giv­ And COCKTAIL LOUNGE | ested in would probably cost more £ARLE S.R0HMMBEMT whether the building will be fin­ rolumbla PTA have been invited to 6 * Pass 6 ¥ All Pass an oil rig near Odessa yesterday. homes, churches and businesses at task of studying the eompo.sition i a meeting of the Hebron PTA to­ The exrcutlvo b«mrd of the Buck* was not Inclu.'cd In the legal warn­ has been appointed by the Board Ront« 44A and ♦, Bolton Bowlegs in central Oklahoma. In in salary than the engineer Martin ished completely in its Interior, or ing declarer a very elegant line of Opening lead — * 8 A4i Oklahoma woman died when of the present Public Works De­ , land r*'PA will hold a meeting lo- ing for the Meeting. of Selectmen to a 1-year term a* 4n*t Over lilnncheater ail, about 14 persdns were injured wants to hire However, they feel to utfmt tOMomuimim if an upper le\el will be left un­ morrow night Ht 8 o’clock in the pi*y- a high ■wind struck her chicken partment for the purpo.se of pm -! ! night at 8 o'clock at the school. F'lrsl Selectman Charles jx.. Rob­ Park Commissioner. Gaal suc­ Town Lino through the severe weather in the the beneltts of their plan might be rnmna t-7*M finished Hebt on Klementary S< hool. Morehead covered the opening house. IKising lo the full Board recom-1 Dr. Nelson Brooks, director of bins commented at the Select­ ceeds Harold .1. Dwyer who was state. greater. Architect Robert ,T Waldron lead with dummy’s nine, and East You hold: Spade*— 10 » 2; Heart* And heart attacks caused two mendations that would eliminate! I the Muster of Arts 'I’enchlng pros St. Jude Thaddeus Mothers Clr- men’s meeting last night that, the town's first park commlaslon- A small twister damaged ipost of Mahoney suggested today that was present to discn.ss the plans. had to play the jack. Declarer won — K 10 7 5; Diamond*— A Q; Club* deaths in the Oklahoma snow. waste and inefficiencies ’if and jfram at Yale University, will be I cle will meet tomorrow night at speaking for himself, he had felt er, serving since 1954. the 60 to 70 homes In Moundaville, the comniiUee make a cost-'anri- The plana call for a building at with the king of spades and drew — A 10 5 2. What do you say? Tomadic winds battered three where ' they are found ^ the gueit speaker: his topic to be jMd.'i St the home of Mra. Vincent the vote of the annual town meet three rounds of trumps, ending in Mo.. 80 miles south of Kansas City. bencfit survey of other towns sim­ the rear of the church, running Skating Club Inrorpnrates Answer; Bid two notrump. This area* in Iowa iatt yesterday. The I’mposal* ConfUcI “Teaching a Korelgn Language in Glrnrd. 71 S. Alton St ing was conclusive. He expected The Skating Club of Bolton has the dummy. shows 13 to 15 point*, with South of there another twister ilar in size to Manchester that north and south to be attached winds damaged buildings in the Central to the corrimiUee'a proj-1 the Rlemerpary School “ a publb- hearing would be held to filed corporation paper* with in­ The next step wa* to lead the balanced diitrlbution and all unbid leveled, outbuildings and killed cat­ have public works managers. He by a smaller unit u'lm h will con­ business district of Flkader and ect are the conflicting public; Members of the 8th Dlstilcl Kire hear the report of the School Sites corporators listed as Harold ten of spades from the dummy. suit* stoppM. You cannot Jump to tle north of Springfield and a small said snrli a survey would be help­ tain and entrance Into the pres­ Hcoiits to Have Rxeluinge damaged more than 12 farms in works reorganization proposals sd- Mrs. George. Greenw’ay has been Department wishing to attend the Committee and that following the Dwyer, William Arendl, William Morehead felt pretty sure that three spade* because your spade twister damaged farm buildings ful in determining the relative ent church body, at the choir loft. the Grinnell and Ottumwa areas, ea*t of Smlthville, Md. vanced. on the one hand, by the n^med ihalinmn of an exrhange Hartford (’ounty fire emeig^my n.eeting. a referendum would be Zimmerman and Eleanor Felice. West had led "the top of nothing," support U too weak. merit* of the two proposals. The larger building will contain There were no known fatalities general manager snd, on the olhor,' conTmIttee for the tJIrl Scouts, She planning meeting In Sln.sbury to­ held to cho./ss a site. Selectmen All are officers of the club. The In which case East surely held the (Copyright 1958, General Fea­ ■luitra . Weed - Cartis nine complete rlaasrooms on a and only four persons with minor by the Democratic party In Its basement level, auditorium, lounge will acrrpl tiutgtown or no longer morrow night will m^et at the fire­ Michael Pesce and Palnodc appar­ latter two are residents of Man­ queen of spades. tures Corp.) Injuries. chester. platform and kitchen on the upper level. needed uniforms, or old Scout house st 6:4ri. Hefreahments will be ently held the same view. East knew that his queen was ^iRgs Go Forth”' Hopes faded in Arizona last The club which Is beginning Its At l;U The Democrats, wlio now control The connecting link will contain books ami equipment, which ran be served after the meeting. The School Site-- Committee, trapped, so he played It on dum­ night for the safety of three Boy Princess Guard fifth season, has leased the Sperry my’s ten of spades. South Won Hiatoric Cabin Local Sto€*ks the Board, have proposed the ap-1 a vestibule, minister's study and eichanged with others who need Robbins continued, requested a Stewart Oraager - Deaaa Beefi Scouts missing since Saturday in Pond facilllle* on Rt. 85 from pointment of a public works head mens and women's rooms and stor­ them. Parenli are asked to look Mra, Oeorge F' McKeever. 214 town meeting which has been set with the ace of spades, and West Mr*. .Joseph Waskelewicz of Hart­ dropped the seven. Colorado Springs, Colo. (4h — the snow-covered and bitter cold who would take o\-cr tJie man-' age space . . This will have an into their attic or girls direct­ present circular driveway t'sn give to this conmilflee. which feels the expense of a ref­ At thia stage, after only two 3S1 Oakland St , to ('allfornla yes­ year*. Tlie lease rovers the period Colorado territory. trudged th ough deep snow drifts Bank Stock* ly responsible to him. i (('onttnii^ from Page One) During the evening Howard C terday, The two women plan to erendum Is unwarranted, asked rounds of spades. Morehead's alx WEDNESDAY yesterday in search of Mike Karly, Conn. Bank and Trust from Nov. I through April 1 each A hotel haa turned over the title In this plan, the town engineer Bates, superintendent of the Sun­ Miim’lieat*'r Kveiilng IfernJd <*o- aperid about three wrsk.s f)ut there, speclftcally that the referendum of spades was high. The eight Audrey Hepburn In “Sabrina" 16; Michael Lancue, 13. and David Co...... 38 41 hitting th^ Bogiim with his fist" year. to the 100-year-old structure to would lie placed under the author- I day School told that there is now j liimlilA correspondent >frs. HonitM question be Included in the formal higher spades had all been played ’’MY M A N GODFREY" Greenberg.’ 12, all of Tucson. First National Bank of unit whHtever hf rould get hold of Harold Dwyer, president of the on the two earlier spade tricks. Gov. Steve McNlchols. lt>’ of the public u'orks iiiamtger. ' an average attendance of about ' Tiittle, telephone ACndemy call for the meeting. ' In other parts of Arizona a^-out Manchester ... 27 The Begum’* s» Persons who sign up at this meet­ to dummy's ace and led the deuce of the project whic will enclose the stream from Oakland St., as seen here, to Cnion I’ond. past the Highway. Park and Cemeterv | age. are meeting in the chuirh Selectmen biMl night asked that a hunter* and camper* were blocked Aetn.'r Fire ...... 77', 80', member of the Saudi rov^l fRm- Most Complat* ' or Lriminal Lihel ing will become charter members of spades from dummy. East fol­ N. School St. Dzen looks down from the culvert. From left. Dante Paganl. representing the Man­ Departments The Kngineenngl with their Inslructors 'Hie Morning Star Mothers Cir­ had r urve on Shoddy Mill Rd. be In mountain snow near Tucson. Hartford Fire ...... 174 184 ily - eliminated or the visibility Im- of the new oorporatlon. Yearly lowed with the three of spades, and chester Improvement Assn,: Mayor EJiigene Kelly and Mrs. John McKeever, second vice president Department would be se|>aiate. and i Solectien ~ All Budget Adopted cle will meet tomorrow at 8 f> rn at fines will be $1.5 for family mem­ Heavy rains fell ahead of the cold National ...... 103 108 of the Robertson School PTA. look on as Beinard August build* the barricade. The spot wlierc the The Bt*gum hail been visiting The meeting approved a |iro New Haven Nov. 18 /Pi l>iring proveit. 'The request follows a Morehead finas.sed the four of front, omall creeks in southeast Phoenix ...... 84 87 its head responsible to the gancral ! the home of Mrs Harohl F. Harr, bership and $10 for an Individual. spades. citizens arc standing will be encloset. with a catchhaain and eventually the conduit will be buried. manage:. |Kgypt in connection with llte per­ moriOW. Prieod! posed budget of $12,082 for Ml,Ml. 10.*^ Coleman Hd Mrs Cornelius mlru)r Mfcidcnt Involving a school Iowa flooded after rains of as much Lite and Indemnit.v In*. Co*. Whltealde. piihllshet of the weekly Tile club owna and operates all It was a sure winner, since West Dzen said the calchhaair should be coihpletqd In about a week, marking the end of the .conduit Job Martin has ali eady set In mol inn ' manent mausoleum being built for for both mlnlstiy of the church and Conkling .Ir will be in-hosless bus a month or two ago The petl- a* five Inches fell. Aetna Casualty...... 170 180 "(Itapevine Press ' has been found the equipment for care of Ihe Ice wouldn’t have dropped the seven of his film began in late summei. (Herald Photo by OflaraI. plans fm hiring a town engineer al | her husband at Aswan, in soulh- Whotovar You N«¥d-. mission work. fionera expiessed particular a a events of the past two year* and| became effective at once. Whelp Tlie »‘urve ha.M been the subject Dwyer aald Ihe club is fully in­ the six of spades to discard the ahead wIlli his reorganization pro­ The Kegum did not file a com­ He was fined a total rif |2.4(K) at 8 in the lounge of (lie Second sured and that skating periods are Travelers ...... 9.5 100 ilP v V \ .c lllc lc ll1 paiticularlypa on and since | of other requoMls. partlrularlv one queen of diamonds from dummy, gram until he gets approval from plaint and the police look no ac­ In 1‘ltv court ve.steidav and given < ’ong regatlonal t Tun ch. always supervised for safe skat­ // I'lihlle rtillties He informed Morano of (lie YOU'LL HND IT made by Dr. David Caldwall who and all 13 tricks were assured. II election day clearly indicate the tion Oltn RPECIAI.TV a Jail term of 720 days, suspended ing, Members of the club share the Conn. Light & Power 23 25 Fairfield Unit Kaiificld County Republican or­ withdrawal formally by letter to- owns property on both sides of the Daily Question Video Everyday Personal INotices The Democrats are nhw I'ontemi- “Her highness understood that AT in rate of probation officials until St. Marv'a Guild will meet duties of supervision. Hartford Elei'trie LI HI >2 63 i j ganization has failed lo serve the day. ' Thick, hot onrned beef or hot road at Dial point. The road \s Partner deals and bids one ing that Martin's proposal does it was all a mistake. ” an inform­ pMtraml sandwich with A jC _ Dei 31. lll.Ml ■Phur sdav ai 10 a in at the chundi Two years ago, the skating club All RIgbta Reoerved— Hartford Gas Co. . . . 43 46 (Continued from Page One) paity. . . heavily 1 raveled by numerous spade, and the next player passes. Souther. .N’ew Englano not go to the heart of the problem. ant said “ Kvfrythlng was patched Marlow’$ potato salad. 0 3 C The Tl-yeai old W'hitcside poal- Memliera will provide tlirlr own town.Hperqile, pa rt Icularly on enjoyed a recocfl season when 93 H. T. Dickenson A 0,,t1ne. Card of Thanks Darien Town (liairman Gordon Economy in Office They say that what Is needed is up amicably, with both sides un­ inI $fi,0()0 l)ond for an appeal to sandwirhea, and coffee v^l]] he (lavs of skating were lah'ed. Dwy­ Telephone ...... 40'2 42's wlio earlier lost a bid for reelec- Whelpley aaid his committee vot­ weekeiKl.s, ax (hey Journey to the .Maniifactiiring Companle* j an experienced public woi ks head | derstanding that the other acted in the ( ’our I of ('ornmon Pleas. ■ served. Ando\ej- toun dump. er said a check with other New Plrauf accrtpt our thank.’* tor all thi> lion in the Democratic sweep. ed nine days ago to wltlidraw nau'lms Wyo ./l»i (,'arbon ^ who would rooi'dinate and snoci - j goi»d faitli. ’ klndn*»!9f«*'» ahown ur duriiiE the niTcnt Arrow, Hart. Heg. . .. .56I.J 59',i ARTHURS •lud^e Harold Doriegan found the Dr. ('alflwell offered to give the England skating clubs makes this fiom Hie county o:'gamzation if a County I)emmiai8 got luiill-in , viac the functions of the public Another aource explained that • Pasl presidents of Ihe American b<*n»avf*m.ni of our huf*haml and As.socialed Spring . . IS 20 .Morano won the endorsement of VVoodl>ridge Jourrmllst innocent on town y right-of-way at the a record Me attributes It to the I new chairman affiliated with campaign platform \s’hon thev works agencies. j the prince’s bodyguard got into I Legiori Auxiliary will meet with father, William Kanehi. We warn lo Bristol Brass ...... in'). n^. the county GOP-executive c’onu:iit- two lounls arising fiimi enrliesl curve soineDme ago. Plans liad fact that Sperry's Pond in spring B v L s h n e l l thank «)] Iho muxea and doctor." at lh*» I Brennan was elected. When Mo- now offlrera rccently. (Siminings Chalnnan Uie room by getting the hall at­ Ml 9-i»22l I the chairman, Mrs F'rnru-ls Dwyei. CoUin* ...... 86 91 tee and had Brennan's backing editions of tils putrloallon been tnaile h\' Die Selectmen lo fed. located on ledge and in the Thanksgiving Weekend WpRson Memorial Hoapltal, SpniiRfi. M. rano was elected chairman last Thc nrw rounlv chairman Is : The Public Works Cnnimitteel Maas.. a)"o the miiRoa. Di’. Mar/.ioio Dunham Bush...... 9 10 tendant to unlo<’k the door with MUST FOR OVER 47 YEARS! Whiteside was also fined 1100 [71 Madison St F'.ast Hartford, to- roiierl Die hazard next summer atiadow of Birch .Mountain. FRI.-SI N., NOV. 28-80 SAVE ON Bnt several town committees de- the Darien withdrawal ■ George P. Fx-onomv. I morrow at 8 p m. and other" of the Mancnafiter Memorial 48 , .51 dared their opposition to any ' r. . last night elected Ted (5imminga 1 the master kev. for contempt of court when additional town aid road His prediction for skating this Hospital "taff who were go kind lo Rm-Hart ...... H4-N SETS! Mr. Kaiteid. We al."o wi.«h to expreaa Fafnir Bearing .... 70 73 Brennan-barked candidate. ------(trlRtnallv Wlilteside was fuml.4 will tie available season'’ "A lot of skating with Showlnsi Frl.-Ssl. 2:S0 snd |:M p.m. 8un. 2 and ft p.m. our thank" lo our neighbor", h'lenda, Landers, Frary, Clark 13', 154 The Greenwich Town t'ornmiUee itiMiged witti .'14 cniinta of criminal 'Phe l''iiend)\ ('itile uill meet It was decided at la.st night's a moderale amount of snow," ^Mnek Big aavinge on portable and relative" for the lieniiiiful Moral N. B. Machine...... withdrew from the county organi­ libel in his inimetigraphed puhll- tomorrow evening with Mrs Al­ meeting to begin the work of re­ piece" and other expresyitma of "vm- 26 29 You bet I’m and standard H I-FI Pho­ pathy and ff> all who offered their ('ai'" North and Judd .... 30 zation Friday night. Darien an­ TOP TV“T)i* Dinoli Shor* Chevy ShO'e-Sundoy-NfcC TV and th* Pat 8aone Chevy $how(00(n-weei(ly on ABC TV. cation against many promtnent fred fiinguetle. 173, F'ergUHcui fid. moving the high bank that makes Advertisement - ELECTRONICS 27 nographs are waiting for and lervice". Russell Mfg...... nounced similar intentions the cllir.ens of ttie New Haven area liw If will be a work niglit , you at STANEK ’S. Stop, Stanley Steam ...... next day after Morano triumphed proud of my ma.s pnijecls, and inemlierH Hliould to (lay.** Kund.s encunibei ed under Property call I-awrence E. Flano. LABORATORIES Mr". William Kanehl 384 41', clinllng several lav^ye|s 'I'lieae look and listen! Plenty of and family Terry Steam (new). , wear working i lollies llefresh- the Gemual Hlgtiwsy account In Broker. I’lioiie MI 9-5010. .17 41 next day after Morano triumphed later \ierr icdui-ed to 26 counts free parking. 28 ments will be ser\'ed by Mr.s. Fhi- Die amount of $1,000 will be used Torrtngton ...... 30 Westport, gene F'reemnn. TM fltlT MM II Card of Thanks U.S. Envelope, com. , 19', 21', The Westport Town Committee for Diih purpose. .ManeheKler Evening Herald Bol- m can. 277 BROAD SANITONE KroiulIrH r Hi .*>.'>(■ U.S.- Envelope, pfd. .. IX 13 meet* tonight to consider with­ The .$1,000 had oiiglnally been Imi correspondent, Doris M. HUrrinf FRANCA DI'VAL of L* ■( ) ^ ■ y. ■ SO- ,s drawal. ComM-l t'ri-«lirlioii earmarked foi‘ a project at the O'ltaJIa, tele|Hione Mitchell .$-5545. HraU with orchoairn of T^atro dell* RADIO T 1 I f V I S ! 0 N Hartford, Nov 18 i/V< The town green which would give car.s Opera of Rome. Filmed In Rt. An- - 'nie above quotations are not to The New Canaan group expressed Dry Cleaned I lop of tuoadlenf, the major irelo Castle In Rome, our reradf beraAvement. Wa eapedlaHv De constnied as actual markets. Interest in working with other Mallmioie. Nov. IH uTi 'Phe loom to park off the traveled poi- -Tlu* Nt’rvr c»f Him thank Pratt and Whltnev ro-wnikei-" and vanetv of cigar tiindei lohacco gypay fortiinr* teller [leered Intent­ (lon of the road. However, because Prires all shouiBcs: Bes. Section tho"e who sent the beautiful flornl trib­ towns interested In forming a new grown in ronnectlciil. uenl on ll.ftO. ,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1958 lifAssa vo u s MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1958 PAGE P IV l Regional Dhtrict 8 Andover school children were analyzed. Re­ RockviUe-Vernon ports will be made to parents only ■ i. ^8 IT I .1 I Nixon, Johnson to Seek if a further check la indicated. You Should Know... School Staffs Names of membera of last year's Vaii Arsdale^ Health Council were inadvertently used in last week’s column. -This Filibuster Compromise Mrs. John McElraevy Plan Dinner year's Coundit includes Mrs/ Rob­ Plans Lesson ert Grenon. a registered nurse, and S fo y Tuned The president of the Manches­ Mrs. Donald RIcharda. (OeatiilMd (reus Pace Oae) 900 Signatures Asked If the full Senate were on hand ter AisociaUon for the Help of Re­ This Evening Appeals Board to Meet To Your for the ahowdown. tarded Children, Mrs. John H. M c­ On Cartoons The Zoning and Planning Board Uie./9iitUng la that .fohneon win of Appeals will meet at 8 o’clock Tha opposition to any changa in Elraevy, has been trying to write ■ More than 1(0 members of the lC«m b«r> o f the CttUcns Conti-*m»n Robert KJellqulet ia Inveatl- eotne up with a compromiae fairly xv Paintings and watercolora by tonight in the elementary school gating. tha filibuiter rule la built around a book for a long time. school staffs and Boards of Edu­ to hear three requests for var­ Home Town mittec for Better Governmnu wDI eiarly tn the new Maeion. 10 Southern Democratic Senators. W alter 'Van Aradale will ha on Driver Charged The aubject of her book would cation in th« three towns of Re­ iances. caliveaa the entire To«n of Ver­ Proponents of a rulee change exhibit at a meeting of the An­ Frank R. Steppe, M, of 9 Upper be her experiences as a mother of gional District 8 will attend a Clarence Palmer will aak pet- ,.. non, contprited of Rockville nnd Butcher Rd., Rockville, was ar­ have contended that the election Station i'' dover P T A at 8 p.m. tomorrow in misalon to sell gasoline at his re­ rested at 8:1B p.m. yesterday after a mentally retarded boy. dinner in RH'AM H ig School au­ the Fire Wetrlct, Satiiuiaj' to k*"! reaults— bringing in a slsable num­ Elks Set Dec. 6 the elementary school. Van Ara­ pair garage on Wales Rd. : Dr. an accident on E. Main SI. Steppe 'T can never find enough time," ditorium tonight at 6 o’clock. 900 ei(netures on a pelilion. ber of new Uberal Senatore—have dale haa loaned a collection of por­ was traveling east from the traffic ahe aaay. But the has put down The dinner was planned as a John Shoukimas will ask for a The petition will be prcscoled to light alongalde a vehicle operated altered the Benate'e lineup in their For Swedish Night “ bite and snatches" on pieces of further step in the integration of traits and landscapes for an ex­ variance on regulations concerning the Oencrel Assembly naKmf; foi by I.awrence E, Holland, 69, Old favor. But they apparently are go­ peper which ahe hopes to compile mutual goals and objectives in the hibit during this week. minimum lot size requirements at le^Bletion that will set- lip a- con- his property on .Andover Lake; and Stafford Rd., Tolland, when an on­ ing to have to scramble to over­ Manchester Lodge of Elks will someday. three elementary schools of An­ On Thursday at 1 p.m. he will WINF BOlidetion procedure tlinl Uic Nel.son Martina will ask fpr a var­ coming vehicle forced Steppe to olAefve Swedish night on Satur­ Glass instollad in aiumiqum eombiiMfien Much of her time is taken up dover, Hebron and Marlborough give a demonstration on cartoon­ CXJBG thinks will be fan to both turn the 66-88 vote by ivhlch they iance at his Andover l.^ke prop­ pull to the right, police said. He with her duties as president of the and the regional Junior-senior high ing for the two sixth grades. Van Rockville and the Fire Ihalih t lost a similar attempt tn 1067. day, Dec. 6, at the Elka Home. doers and windows of oR typos. erty to permit him to build a ga­ was charged with failure to pass to While all of the 21 Democrats M AH RC. She has ^ ven more than "imhool. l-orln* Phc'.to -Aradale was a commercial artist Members Of the r r h i ; approved the left. The right aide of Steppe’s Arvid Nelson Emuao Onrnventa A smorgaabord will be served at rage close to the property line. who voted then for a rulee change A 60 talks to professional and service Dental Health Program nnd cartoonist in New York nty the petition at a mci'tinp' last vehlri. was damaged slightly. 7 o’clock. Music for dancing will be orgahlzationa, doing what ahe calls A'xDoaslble snag in the dental Engaged before coming to Connecticut .3.5 Half Dey Soewion Planned night, and agreed thai a minuiium Union Church Bazaar remain in the Senate, 7 of the 17 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK—8 A.M. to 8 t M . ON YOUR DIAL Promoted at Hamilton Republicans who Joined svith them fumtahed by Tony CBrlght'a or­ "stumping’’ for recognition and healin'.program previously ap­ The engagement of Miss Bar­ years ago. Since moving to Coven­ The elementary sdhrtol and of 900 signatures should he obtain­ The Women’s Guild of Union acceptance of the problem of men­ proved nv the Regional District try he haa taught private classes RHAM High School will hold a ed to make sure that there are 750 Arvid Nelson, 67 Comstock Rd.,"*' no longer are membera. chestra. bara Ann Heim to Philippe A. Pel- Oongrcgatlonal Church will hold Caialrman of the affair Is 'York tal retardation. 8 Bosrd (>15.Mucation and the He­ in painting and painted poiTraiLs half-session day tomorrow. Ele­ qualified signatuiea un the peti­ a Christmas Bazaar tomorrow at Manchester, has been appointed as­ acclaim for the divlelon’e World With a base of 31, the votes of ' J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. lerin, aon of Mr. and Sirs. Harry Strangfeld. Tickets may be obtain­ Mrs. M cElraevy and her hus­ bron Schoot\ Board waa pointed on commission. mentary school students will re­ the church from 10 a m. to 7 p.m. W ar II production occompllah- all of the 13 new Democratic Sen­ Peilerin of'Bolton, ia announced by tion. sistant to the general manager at ed from any member of the com­ band learned in 1946 that their 3- out at last night’s regional board turn home by bus after their lunch An elector niual sign tiic- peti­ Tea will be served In the after­ m9nts, in which Hamilton Stand­ ators and the three new Repub­ 31 MSSEll ST. PHONE Ml t-7332 her parents. Mr. and Mra. Alfred He studied at Ihe Allegheny Hamilton Standard, division of mittee or from the steward at the year-old son, Richard, was mental­ meeting by Andrew Manges, dis­ period. For The Very Latest In tion tn Ihr sflinr ’^ay li,« niini'' noon and dinner from 5 to 6 30 ard and Its licensees turned out lican Senators would give propon­ J. Helm of Hebron. |.School of Art in Pittsburgh' and club. ly retarded. He had suffered an trict school aupe'iiilgndent. is recorded un I hr volinc. hsls. p m. United Aircraft Corp. Ermano Oar- cloee to 600,000 propellers for tho ents a total of only 47. They also Miss Helm was graduated from the A rt .Students’ League- in New More tlian 80 teachers from the epileptic attack, followed by 11st- of many persons. Through team- The dental hygienist’s salary York. Names uili be I’hn ked by Town Kollef Corps to Initiate raventa, 109 Lakewood Or.. Man- aerial fleets of the Allies. may be able to count on backing Windham High .School in 1958, and ! three elementary scliools in the leaanesa, which was finally" diag­ i work, they effect improvement. will have to he paid By a school C3erk Henrv Bntlrr whu wnnis tln' Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps rheater, aiiccceda Nclaon as factory Qaravents was bom tn Italy, of two new Senators to be elect­ her fiance from the same school The exhibit and demonstration diatrlcl and the high school will nosed as mental retardation, I Mr.x, McElraevy .said her great- board, Previo' -sly it waa planned Local and National News petition by I'»ci 6 m urdri lo get v.'ill hold Inapei lion and Initiation manager. and came to this country at an ed In Alaska next week. in 1957 .spent his freshman year at waa arranged by the P T A Special ijtlend an afterrmon workahip on ’Their first efforts, of course, ; e.st plea.sure in working with the to pay her aalary 'rom a fund re- It to the/Slate Ly'^;;s)ftlurc by !><■' tomorrow night offleera arc re- Nelson will be responsible for early age. He was graduated from They probably would have to de­ the University of Connecticut. Activities Committee which plana "The Goals and Objectivea of the were to try to help their son. It ! M AHRC is that people who are i; bursed by program fees. to conltnue exhibits'throughout the 34. qiirated to wear white. broad studies and recommenda­ Manchester Public Schools In 1981, pend on awttchea and the votes of -No definite dale has been set Secondary Schools.’’ Speakers will waa hard to accept the fact that he 1 frightened by the pioblem of men­ The regional l>oard voted laal foe the wedding. year to acquaint the atiidents with Petition \\ordtn|( Membera are reminded to bring tions concerning dlvlalon-wlde con­ and from Massochuaetti Institute thos9 who were absent on the 1967 be Dr. l.Averne .Strong and Dr and Events was retarded, and they went from tal relardalion in their own young­ various media and techniques in gifta before Dec 1 for children at trol of product coats, and for ape- of Technology In 1986 with a de­ roll call to field a clear majority. r ght to pay the hygienist’s Salary Victor Pitkin, consiiltanls to the The petition reads "niat llie gree In aeronautical engineering. one doctor to another, hoping sters call on her, because they from the school activities funci, painting. Mansfield and Inmatea at Norwich ciric assignments Involving Indi­ for interviews and competilive State Board of Education. Oonneclicnt (Jeneral Assembly en­ He started work with Hamilton RECORD someone would change the diagno­ have seen her name in the paper. providing that her aerviccs may I’T.V K|>enker .Announced act special leg^lalation setting out State Hospitals vidual products and parts. sia. Sometimes all they need ia some­ testa to determine the scholarship Arreptahle gifts Include roamet- Standartd In the letter year oa a be obtained on a per capita basis Miss Beth Hoffman will speak A procedure for the appointment of Garaventa’s promotion from the Miserable as those years were, one to whom they can unburden winners. Ica hooka, c ai da. gamea, records, post of assistant factory manager test house mechanic, later become SALE for treatment. The fees received Locally the Science Award win­ on the mental health of children a combination consolidation and they proved valuable in later years their fears. Other times they need fiom the progra. will then be stationery, candy, packaged frulta, makes him respnnalhle for all a designer and by 1989 woe project 1 ner will be selected and notified and what parents can do about It, charter commission for the Town engineer In charge of development to others with the same problem advice on whom to contact. placed in the activity fund. T3ie appearance of the speaker loya. money nnd clothing Knives, manufacturing operations of the early in January. The recipient of Vernon and the C/ity of Hock of propeller blades. whom the McElracvys trier! to Whatever little help she can plastics and loya with amnll wheela division, as well as Industrial, pro­ Ray Belief's The dental p.ogram wa.s not may tiien immediately obtain from the ('hildren's .Society of ville nnd ttie Vernon Fire DlMtltl. He was transferred to the pro­ help. give makes her happy. approved by ihe Andover and Connecticut waa planned in re­ I ahoiild be avoided Wrapping duction and plant engineering and scholarship blanks from Ihe Oi- wt-thin said Town of Veinon. the duction department In 1943 a i pro­ Eatabllahed ('enter "1 feel that my son’s condition Marlborough boards who felt that sponse to reqiieat.s from parents final adopiion of said charlm- 1" be I paper and string should be Inrlud- materials control. rertor of Admissions. Itniversity K eep that new car thrill alive ... duction siiperlntendeiit, steel t A N O I l S They and other parents of men­ must have been for. a definite rea­ the program woiild interfeie with for a mental.health program. This by a maj'uity vote in (‘acli of llu- I ed bill gifts should not be | Nelson’s 41 years of activity In of Rochester, Rochester 20. New blades, was promoted to process tally retarded children joined to­ son," ahe said. "The first time you claa.sroom achedules. subject led all othera when pro­ voting districts of said town uf : w ra p p e d . ■aviation give him one of the In­ York. The blanks must be filled out Events Tonight development eng'Ineer in 1940, and MUSIC SHOP gether with the help of a social come up against this, you ask Basketball Practice (niled and returned on or before March i, gram chairman. Mrs. Edmund in any make of car you drive! Vsmon." dustry’s longest records of con- returned to the engineering de­ worker in 1952. ’w hy?’ Well, ail God’s children The PTS.V women'a ba.sketball Hausrhild s.sked at the laal meet­ The stipulation lliat final ailup- The PAC I„adlea Auxiliary will llmioiis association. A native of 19,59. partment as chief blade engineer ’Their biggest project wa.s the have a purpose on this earth. His team will hold its first practice ing what lopi<-a would he moat ap­ tlon of a conaolidation (liinler lie 1 bold a harvest social today at Sweden, he was educated In that This Week Only! Interested students who stand In 1947. He was promoted to chief establishment of the Bunce Cen­ (Richard'sI purpose wa.s to open -session in the regiona. high school , preciated. A business meeting will i - by a majority vote In each aerUnn '7 t.’i pm. at Uie cluhhouae The country nnd came lo Ihe^ United near tlie top of their .science development engineer in 1964 and ter for the day care of the chil­ the door lo the predicament of gyninasiuni tomorrov night at he held sfler the speaker's sp- protects both the cltv and the fire States In 1910. After several years classes at RH AM High .Scliool are spearheaded development of the ALL ^ dren. other.s. If it weren't for Richard. 7:30 p in. Mrs. Uliflon B. Horne of pearsncp. dfitrlct.diltrlct. Although there are fe.ver' """ of prodiicllon and tool work with advised lo check with the Science ' ^ otim nierrhnmllne air conditioning syafem for the During the early daya of the I too would be one of the many Garden Club Plan* IMnner yolera In the fire dlatrirl tlum ii Andover is in charge of the team. department head next month to \ Cub Rrmif father and aon ban- a number of companies, he Joined Convair B-68 supersonic bomber. Bunce Center In 1954, the mothers thousands who are hli.ssfully ig ­ A large number of reservations the rity, an overwhelming favni She ha.s asked all possible volun­ determine their eligibility for the rpiei will he held at <1 p rn at Ver­ Aeromarlne Plane and Motor Co. A t the time of hla promotion to as­ Frank Sinatra 9 ran the program. They played norant of this” award hs* tieen made for the annual able vote In one area roiild over at Keypnrt. N .1 , In 1917 as gen­ teers to attend the s(*.s.sions since a non Congregational (Thurrh. sistant factory manager In 1966 he L.P. Records, Req-^SA-TG— SALE with the children, taught them Mrs. McElreavy was elected the ajor fac tor in winnin;, will not Tlie development of exceptional Gaiden Cluli dinner at the Altna ride a close negative vote In Un eral foreman. He Joined Hamilton 1 Hope Chapter. OES. will meet at WHS handling development re- simple lessons, showed them how Woman of the S’ear by Burton’s be the skill of indiiidual players, science facilities and curriculum Veigh in Mansfield tomorrow at other area. In a town-wide referen Aero Manufacturing Co. at Mil­ S p in In the Masonic Temple. sponalbllltlea for both fuel controls to get along with other people. In 1956 for her work with the but availaiiitity of .substitutes. has been a major objective of the 6:30 p 111. dum. waukee, WIs., In 1925 as produc­ t.,1 ...... Obllgiilinn Night will be ob- and air conditioning systems. Mrs. McElraevy's youthful hob­ mentally retarded. Scholarship Itetails Listed Regional Board of Education and The Garden club meets regular­ Publlc Act 496, known as the ,,rved tion superintendent. Mr, and Mrs. Garaventa have bies came in handy here. Among The lop science student in the the school administration. ly on the fourth Wedne.sday of the Home Rule Act, was drawn up tn The Vernon Republican Town Following the merger of Ham­ three children. Hr is a member of them were swimming, roller tkal- month blit haa ailvanced its meet­ provide consolidation In 199 towns, Class of 19.59 will he eligible to Committee will meet in Superior ilton Aero and Standard Steel the Manchester planning commis­ ALL Ing, and putting on amateur )Jto- apply for one of the major ftclence ing one week because of the mit It la not considered adequate Court Hoorn about H 1ft p m , fol­ Propeller Co. of Pittsburgh In 1929, sion. One of the founders of the A«9ort«d ductlona, recitations, and mono­ Rubinow,, Knight acholarahips spon.sored bv the, Thanksgiving hohdavs. for Vernon, which has both a city Nelson beeame factory manager of logues. Tuo Win Trips lowing the town meeting. Hamilton Rtandard Federal Credit ChocolatM Bausch and I>omh Optical Co., at I rlnalysls ('llnir Held and a fire district within It. Hamilton Standard, a post he has She was good at Improvising Hospital Not«M Union, he Is now a corporator of Montayani Will Speak on the University of Rochester. The In connection with Nalinnal Dia­ A Consolidation O iarter Com­ Admitted yenterdny; Ruaaell held ever since. In the ensuing • | 3 B $ 2 7 0 Ideas for entertaining and teaching To ]Ne>v York Gilv the .Savings Hank of Manchester L.P. Records, Reg. $3.96—-SALE student will win the Bausch and betes Week members of the PTA mittee, appointed hy a town meet- I,aOftu8, Siif||)ui-y. Maaa ; Nancy years he has become known as one the children. and s member of the advisory 1 lb. be, 2 lb. bei ‘Money Matters’ Lomb Honorary Science Award School Health ('oiinctl wlio are ing to work on ronsoHdation undnr Loveland Klllnglori; Raymond of tho roiinlry’s outstanding pro- hoard lo Ihe board of dlrectora of Now the Bunce Center has a m which will be presented at giadua- S. G. Krakow of 11 l^awton Rd. registered nurses held a urinalysis Public Art 465. would be diebonded Pav.non HH U'eflf, SI, diicllon experts. He achieved wide the Manchesler Trust Co. the fineit, fteiheic cindies you Stereo-Hi-Fi full-time paid teacher and a driver tion. If new lepiBlRtion *nd a new com­ "Wills, Trusts, and Joint Owner­ made the best suggestion for the clinic In the elementary school yes ni.*c tinrgfd yealerday: (?heryl Cin buy . . . exclusively our* Records and Bcmd Inetniments for the 14 children who attend The award is a requisite for mittee I* provided by the State .Johndrow, Flllngton; Marlon Rur- daily. ship" will be the subject of the improvement of the Home Prog­ terday. Specimens brought in hy Leg^ialature competition for one of three schol­ ton I'ollandi Mltton Albom. 33 Bom In Brooklyn fourth talk In a series on "Money arships with a flexible stipend ress -Show held recently at the A r ­ The ConiolldRtion Charter Com­ S/loe on the Other Foot Crant. SI. 1013 Main St.— MI 9-2036 based on need, and with a totsl 4- mory. mittee U preiently worUln^ on a QUINN'S A native of Brooklyn, N. T., Mra. Matters" Wednesday night at the Hu 111 yenlerday A eon to Mr M cElraevy waa bom Jean Weh- high school. year value of $9,600. And the booth by CapH-Land akelelon charter, which wan not Open Thurs. and Fri. Herbs k'arms of North Coventry called for under Public Act 46ft. and Mra .lamee Koch. Tnlcottvllle mann In 1919, the daughter of The .‘tcience award wa.s initiated HOLLYy^OOD Rd . Wrnon. till 9:00 Richard G. and the late Hazel Ally. Jay Rubinow will speak on in 1932 and approved hy the N a­ was judged lo have attracted the but which the rnnnninpi* fell wa« PHARMACY ’’W ills” He is a partner in the The \'enion Weedleae Garden Democrats in Quandry Wehmann. She attended Erasmus tional Association of .Secondary greatest attention -Mrs George nereennry lo neflure ffili'np*‘1 i yard University, Atty. Rubinow W HIIl CHAIt nell III Vrriion Tiie following of- waa graduated in 1937. After her throughout Ihe Itniled Stales and weekend trips .to New 5’ork for A lly Meiliert Mniimihury, preel- On Party Lever Plank PH ONE MI .3-4136 j received his degree in law from dent. ilcfliued. “ Woi knl>le ^overn- ficri*i wfue elei’ted for llie coming raduation she became a serre- Canada to encourage the pursuit of two. ycM 1 f ary In the law firm of Smythe the Harvard Law School. He is scientific careers and to reward George UeCnrmier, chairman of xiient iff tiie nu>.sl Irnpoitnnt innue legal counsel and director of the fnciiiK the town lofluv ('a il Demikat. prealfleni; Jack (Continued from Page One) and Meleney in New York Oty, higti sclinlastic achievement. Ihe allow committee for the Linn’s vBrtca from nuiMi, vice prealdtml. I.lnda Deml- Her husband was a high school Manchester Tru.st. Co. Since the program was initiated Cluh, announced tlie winners. r t t f ’whecl to .IftineJ! Vandervoort cnilcd on the Kllinpton Girl, 19, ’Trusts and Joint Owner.ship’’ c e n t; to errve nn n unlHnir force kiit. treaaurdr, Mary Meader. nec- gram a.. Is now operated In New chum of her brother. They were 15 j’ears ago, 57 young men and Judges were Police Chief Herman front-whctl will be the subject of a talk by N. propeUing, or for the rllv eiul fire dletrlcl retnr\' mid Charlee kalhcr, report­ .fei'sey ” ’ married in 1940 in- Brooklyn, and women have enrolled at the Uni­ O. Srbendel. High.School Principal er Waller McCInlchey. leader. Iiijiir<^d in Oasli came to Manchester in 1942. ' William Knight, vice president of versity of Rochester under Bausch Kdson M. Bailey, and Waddell to *11 5'inch The New Car/GasoHne Town Mooflnjf Toiilf^ht Anjther proposal would make Her husband, who Is an Insur­ [ the Manchester Trust Co, He is a -sferf. A epecinl town rnrrtjnR will ho Alimu'd alldea about vegetable and Lomh Science .Scholarships. School Principal -Mi.ss Ethel Robb. ance. underwriter for Aetna In- graduate of the American In­ held nt 8 pm in .Superior C’ourt growing and ulentIficntIon, Nacy Ijoveland, 19, of Maple St., the p.-esent primary law not aipply Al.so, Irecaiise of the high caliber $72.00 Buronce Co., was transferred at stitute of Banking, New York Room tmlay Ellington, was taken to Rockville to the selection of local candidates o f the contestants, the University FXIRMOSAN .lI'IMiE AT 3 .M.E that time from the Brooklyn office Chapter, and of Commercial Gives you the high energy V'olcr« will h»» neked to auprove Vernon and Talrottville nmva la City Hoapltol yesterday as the re- has awarded other acholarahips of New Haven, Nov. 18 r ami Mrs. Juries and la reported to he resting developed for the hlyjh aclionl The After a primary la held Ihe win­ tot MAIN ST-— Ml 8-6821 wo?k la nenriy completed Pascal Por, .37 Tannar St„ la tha comfortably nt the hoapllal today, mie accident Is still under Investi­ ner becomes the party nominee for AttiU'liineiit Llfteil llarlfiiril fTounty winnar In tha the office In question A $40,000 nttHchment ngiUnat gation by State Policeman William The Centre Shopping Plarn by Voica of Pemocracy high Kchoul Woodwiinl and William Uovle of Schlnsahach said he does not believe this preaent law permits Irving O Freemen, n Springfield ■paach coiitaat. T h a coiilaat wna Ihe Ml afford .Springs hai rni ka reel eetnte ngenl, was releeeed lialil last niglit In the aiKlIlorluni a ’’direct enough ’ choice for the voters. ye.eterday of Ilia llarlfoi'il C'ouranl. Tile civil euit, in whirh l^'roed- Poa had pravloiialy won locally, CRESTFIELD and will next antar tha Htnia fl- Raiiiizi U S. Army Englnecri began In­ men claimed hr had not received ■»./ b commi.8fllon n St, Ihe American Oyanamld Co. plant his talk • Plant xnid a rear window wan hare Dar, fi yia part of an exchange Principal Vincent Ramlzl will forced nj»cn, a bar waa removed program, Tha dalagatlon arrived report on Ihe aucceasfiil ’’Book 2 loaves 2 9 ® from an inaide door am) a eoft In the United Stalaa recently to Fair, ” nnd suggest ways of spend­ dunk machine waa pried open. attend tha eighth national plnatlca ing pnillta from the fair. Hfmevrr. there '^'aa no money in axpo.xitlon In Chicago. Ttloy will Rcfreahmcnls will be aerved In SNOW WHITE tiie miu hine and nothing elae ap­ lour 11 faclorlaa and research Ihe cafeteria following the meet­ BYSTUDEBAKER peared to Iv. mlaaing. ai cording to eslabllshments and three unlvar- ing hy mill hers of kindergarten Sidney Tohrr of the firm Patrol- sIMas. children. ICE CREAM ROOD KING ICONO-BEGF DEPT. All HGAVY WESTERN KEF \ GAL. Flavom

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MANCHE8TBUI EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1958 PAGE SEVEN PASS sri MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER‘ 18, 195S ■ • r ' once Ihnlled to the leadership Of or even to any particular party. woudn't do, would Iff For the heavy rains during the day had Andover rreaideiil Elsenhower because he ! We have been a little too cynical voUra may aay 'No' bacauaa the A Thougbl for Today Mused the banks of a small village GENIKAL Wilson'Gasey Wedding Pyka'Wittmann Wedding daih-io burst and flow down a lit­ represented a positive. alternative ^ for IIS to be talking about Rlbl' property belonga to all the towna OaoM-fl of dinrchM !EDPiutt^ Ifprald Connecticut , cofi’, although getting Itself a paople, and the' Club would then be tle creek which thus became a rag­ 8p«naored by thg Maoeheetw T V SER V IC E Mental Health Authentic PUBUtmis;!) BY THfei to all this. It was too bad to have Ribicoff would do the trick for the out entirely. ing torrent..’Thle In turn weakened Cantor Congregational Church hebaIfD PRmriNG co. inc. to rely on one man for rljjhtness, Yank^n Republican party. We have »not The 19M-58 Board of Dlrcctbra the foundallons of "a small railroad D«y* C f U A OaU waa the acene ot the wedding Sat­ IS BlsMl) Street urday at 1 p.m. of Miss Ann Shir­ Manchester Conn but at least we did have the one been talking, either, about the Re- were afraid of Uiia and refused to The Power of Prayer bridge. WhefNThe train hit the Nights w *a9 3 Plus P v t , PTA Subject THOMAS r FERGUSON By A. H. O. pitbllcan party going out and get­ let the people decide. la the new In October 1954 our young In­ bridge there wmas;a urrifle crash ‘TEU id i-MIS ley Casey of Bristol and Donald To t u man. Tliere was. in American WALTim R FERGUSON ting itself a new Ray Baldwin, al­ Board alao afraid? dian pastor went Into Hyderabad and the coacheawenthurtllng into Eugene Wilson, son of Mr. and SAVINGS PitbUshers minds on Nov. 4. a disappointment though that too would do the trick. Borne time ago tha Chamber of City for a visit with his wife and the water. ' ■>!, Mre. Eugene Wilson, 144 Lyneas Mias Beth Hoffman of the Chil­ Founded October 1. isM Kar be It from us to take any and a liope, and the hope was Oiat But It docs remain true that you Commerce polled ita memberahip daughter. After spending some Next day when the^weekage St. dren’s Services of Connecticut will bn famous make PublishedPublished Every Evcnini: I’.m ^j.i edge off the present zeal of the The bride la a daughter of GM- ipesJc on mental health problems 'Teeni Kiscnhower would somehow find ran cite both ot these vote getters to |;et opinioip (by the way what days there with friends and buying waa aurtieyed It waa mado'4tnown Bundavsindavs and Holidays.HoUda:...... Entfr«G hi th/> Connecticut Republican party to and maintain that, when a party waa the reault of that poll) and a some necessary supplies, It was that It waa the worat wreck uLthe ward P. Caaey of Glastonbury and Of children at\the PTA meeting I A ^ost s t Office St Manchester C'nnn tiu* vi>'f»r and the will to he him- reform Itself. It haa just been quality apparel Becond Class Mall Matter hfl.a auch front men, It can contain auggeation was made that could time to start back for SIroncha hiatory of Indian railroada. The Mre. Roselda Holcom, 1044 Staf­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the self sjjain through a campaign In which It aatlafy everyone. again. This meant 24 hours of hard final count left the dead and miss­ PRESGRimONS ford Ave., Bristol. The Rev. Law­ elementary sriiool.' - SUBSCKIPTTON RAtiCS happened that it put Its own worst a lot of other things wttliout too ** • Payable In Artvanre much Injury to Itself. The auggestton was ^Iso made to travel by train, bus, bullock-cart, ing at about 600. The pastor, with rence J. Vincent, assistant pastor Mr. and Mrs. Donild Clouigh, co- 956 Main St. Wednesday ^ n e Year possible aspect forward for the W e Invite BUte and of Center Congregational Church, presidents, have announced that *'7 7:,' Standard Of Uving Challenjre a former Director who said ‘Oh and boat before he could reach his wife, daughter, and brother es­ §lx Mon^s people of <;onnectlcut to reject, One ran go hark to the days of Old Age dhurgea. performed the double ring cere­ a brief business meeting wtil be ^hree Months ;i Baldwin, for ln.stance. and find Ujay (the Country Club) will never home. As is customary among our caped unhurt In a miraculous way. 1 ;;e to the of image Into the public view. Far ing Bradley from party posts, and - MEMBER OF The suggestion, The Country offer a prayer together for the ■ "I will therefore that men Miller Pharmaew father, the bride was attended by brary ■volunteers will be held In the GIRLS' GROW COATS and SETS THE AS.SO(MA'ri-;ij rm-.ss W est KiiH.sia H nev. .seven-year- from discouraging this effort wo party leaders hating the renoml- her sister, Miss Frances M. Casey school library from 9 a.m. to noon. Tbs Associntrd Prr;** i« • \< 1um\ nat'on they always implored Ray Club could quit claim all right, safe Journey of the travelers. pray everywhere, lifting up — GREEN RD.-.M1 f-4194 ,,f plan. whl» h envi.sage.s nothinj.: leas would, in fact, give it an extra title and Interest In building, they as maid of honor. Robert K. Smith Five new volunteers are needed to "Entitled to tlie u^»' ft whirl or two. It riilght he a pleas-' to •"!<« And In the midst of all The train left at 8 p.m. and sped holy hands, without wrath and news dtfpstchc^ t«- h now own, to tlie town. The town of Thompsonville, brother-in-law of complete the PTA library staff. Orig. 24.98 Orig. .34.98 '/' than an over-all prorluctimi in- ant and constnu live thing if,'this the pa ty remained one thing off Into the darkness of the coun­ doubting." I Timothy 2:8. 1.90 ^o t blherwiae crodiir-M m ini*- cf could then lcn.se to the Club the Rev. Oiarles Reynolds the* bridegroom, was best man. Instruction will be given on sign­ ^nd al«o the »ocal puLu-Immi l* '• t rease of 80 per cent after some of the "icfor iucis" who | unbeatatile. If fhei'e were an- tryside and into tragedy. Some to 29.98. to .39.98. M. AU rights of rr'ptibbcaunrt of 8p*' same building With the Club en- Uahers were Raymond L. Hage- ing out books and checking off re­ cb m have suddenly appeared on the • awers to the (piestlons of what •Mdlspatchrt hereUi «!'■ nl**» 'Hie aiidmious plan II. foi in- Jo.vlng all piivlleg^ they now en­ now and Frank Prior of Manches­ turned materials. Volunteers also HIzm 8 to 6x with Slack* • 7 to 14 Coat alono. « rensea of ftfS to ftft pei rent in scene have finished Uu ir opera-1 the party stood for and what It ter. read to library classes for the first- \ f: A P'•r V joy in said building’. ^ ^ *-• Pvill nr*rvlrp r!i<'ni of lions of piiiily, a second wave oflt^"" aecompllshlng, they never hail The bride’s waltz-length gown three grades. •'ICp. Inr heavy induHtry. of Ml pei rent In The Club members woiiW pay a *• rubllnh^rB itHlI1V a 1 IIP change came along to reform or to be given, any more than they of white taffeta and lace was de­ Cubs Thank Helpers ^uHun Mathowe .Sj’otml Af SVw hjfht Indu.slry, and of 70 per rent purge sruiie of the reformers. .Some >'»'• 'oJ>e given in the recent elec- fee to the low’n for the use ot tlie 'Cub Scout Pack'124 leaders have Orig. to 16.98 ILiatnn signed with a fitted bodice, scoop Girls' Car Coats *york riiirnRo Oe-irnlt ntxl m a^friculluie, and will by 11»70, of onr pOHt eleetlorr angels have ' tl"" arftnd the Dernocratlc parly, golf cotirse. the same fee anydn^ announced their appreciation for .. MKMBKH AUmr n r V. f: A r OP and everyone else would be re­ neckline and three-quarters-Iength Ibemler Khm.slirhev boawts. make awfrri shoi I « rnga > S" the rpili k, shallow way for sleeves. Her fingertip veil of illu- the response of the community at .jCIRrUi.ATIU.N'S quired to pay. The Country Club .Size-s 7 to 14, \va.*hable plaid.s or So. we say. lei I Ire refmm whirl th- Repnhiicnn parly to get back alon was draped from a crown of a recent "Penny Auction" which 1.99 Thp Hrrnio Pitnlit.i: Cellll|*HflV. 1nr the Sf)vlet I'nirni the nniMl a fiimnclfll r* iM8ll>illt V lot Vanced nation In the woild and the golf course would be available ENJOY GREATER 'Ivpoprnijhirn' orfftr* ni■pOHrliiR In nd Mennwliile. however, lei ns |„. P'dnfirl nonsense ahorrt tefnrni. is of white spilt carnations and pom­ Garden Club Plan Uinoer tachable orlon lined hoods. to you and I. ■ VPrfnml triliM t ‘ M.IMF m.tIf oi providr itM [>«*o|i]e (he woild's Irttpish enough and candid enough ' l'> fi"'! Itself som"hod'’ whose pons. The Andover Garden Club will Tho Mftiu'hrsin l.\rrill.t• HrriiM Thank you for the Sfiace In your hiulieal Mlandard of li\'iii^ to define Ihe real neerl of the Ke- "miathlily. or candor, or some The honor attendant w-ore a hold its annual dinner at 7 p.m. paper, PEACE OF AAIND Plfplo' ndv'rti^lMC ihR hrxiti 'Phis Is a at iiik i <»lb*( 1 n»n of pilhliean parly Irr mirth mote evtd other felrdmiyr f|ral'lv. Is 10-feel gown of shrimp pink taffeta, tomorrow al the Altna Veigh i .F'-r .M'f.dnv—1 p rn tall. SorneTTi les, of rnliise, yon Rudolph K. Carlson matching accessories, and carried Restaurant in Man.sfield. Tlie club • Ffr -1 P rn MiukIav Him.s and rbiiinH Hut It is ilt)iiht- cal letnis lari its rite rrne single Fully Lined Girls' Slocks • K'-r'tV''dtirj« t pm W»'«lt)^ •tlw v would put the grand old pHtl,V|l'C g owa SirefI ^ialllea The mother of the bride wore a nesday of the n^onth but ha.a moved ••*Fr>r FrldAv—1 pm Thiirj*rt«v pletely fulfilled or Klirushrliev powder blue gown, black acces­ ita meeting week ahead lo avoid Orig. 2.98. • Fnr Safiitdev-l p ni Kn-ln^ hack on Us feel in aiii h a lively ' .99 Orig. .1.98. O flrndlliir in If n rn <*«rh proverl a [irophet So\'ief produr- fashion that It would immediiUeli Clovis N. M , d*i Cannon Air sories and corsage of white emd conflict with the Thnnk.sgivlng Sizes .3 to 6x. .Sizes 7 to 14. ^ nf pnhlirAtlfn r*xcrr)| antnr«1nv- lose liilerest lu all the inleimil pink carnations. Tlie bridegroom's holidays. .Jt s m (ion irurt*HMon IIII the jiaKl have Force Base Is keeping alive a 1 medicine II is now Sll|,|l. ■d to ! particular historical period with mother selected a royal blue sheath Grange to Elect on Monday Your choice of wools, corduroy,*, poplins. boon litipi t'sn)\e nOMiPtliiica Ml a r t Open Koriim dress and her corsage was of white The Grange wifi hold its business Tuesday November 1ft I ake. Its street names. n r r IlIlK. txK not hIv iivn B« i'l Pill aa The rule-all for inula we lilt Vf and yellow carnations. meeting al 8 pm. today and A- Streets are named for major |U Ftilt tf*.| KltntHlH'iirv s liOMst Ik* mind takoa Uie n)iapral Briefs Girts' 3 to ix, Orton Pile Lined n not on Ihf fHtt tilat t’nitpd .States bflnjf tonn* tall In You can enjoy greater peace of mind when you know that your was held at the Ro.semount, Bol­ 'Hie MeraUla editorial on the ing World War II. such as "Little ton. Frank Hamilton of Heliroii Rd. Because we here, orr this page. (irotlii • 1 loll in inHnv Hiras alicad V whoU'Mornenea.'", In publli ( amli.r or Boy" code name for the atom 1 (Vniiitry (Inh Iwane appeara to ire home, per.sonal propert.. and personal liability are all covered When the newlyweds left for a Is recuperating at home. Hamil­ in public aim/ihillty. anil wired bomb dropped on Hiroshima - and Washable Snow Suits hs\ e rr|ienledlv latnenled the Iro I I'X* da tJip Kooln t ha Sfi\ Irt I’nlon Die ofiening round of a new cam­ southern motor trip, the bride was ton recently underwent major sur­ with a high vtrlta^e empathy. "Crosshow" referring to a Ger­ in ONK modern, convenient package policy. This packaged Hist President khsenhowei seems hax M'I'l fillI IlNClf hv HHi.") paign, and an an.Hwer to Pr. Mor- wearing a black sheath, white ac­ gery In the Windham Community ar» that he aeema to nl#*ntif\' lilrn- an'a Open l'V)rum letter. man long-range weapons program Polished cotton with cute ribbon trim, with de­ cessories and cor.sage of- carna­ Memorial Hosiiital. His liiilies as to half Inst his healing and con I |nd Ihe Imiiorlinit fail Is Ihiil aelf with the public am! Die |iiib]n I>el a fare it 'n»e ('onnlry Club snd to allied roiinlerineasures. protection covers fire, theft, water damage and many other tions. They will be at home to' custodian of tlie Town Hall are be­ tachable hood, red or gray. striictlve grip on our furi-Ign pol mo .Sm lel rriioii rli‘s)ide the In. I wit h h in HUpporlecH iiiii.st lij;:h piea.aure the 0 l)eril.s. Call us for full details. their friends after Nov. 22 at 87 ing handled temporarily by Rob­ Icy, wf lime been a littl. relmlanl j Hint she was a eompai al i\el \' (liven .MomehrMly Dma In ft .-t P.oMfd fif Direilors Into A leaae or ert Kelley of Bear Swamp Rd. tall bi aland ou.lr in fio^t Die pMil> Summer St. | to keep eiiipliasizlng that Interpre- backward natlmi 40 years ago and f acc ejet t ir»n Mr and Mrs. Hamilton wish to need not r-omeiji il.arlf nVej Dm* If the Hoiut! of Pirectoia leaae The bride waa graduated froin •eys'Ate12.Zip.effHood _ __ talion of.the recent election vvlil* h • IrMpiN* hrr iiwaaotiu- In expre.sa their appreciation for the peraallile m.ltniel-, tir (imb-nea.a o! Die piojrerlv to Dip ( ’ounlrs' ('Inb WINDOW SHADES Manchester High School with the many cards whicli have been sent Butt^rworlh Photo would auat&in our own Ihenry Worbl VVnr II. la In h pnwilinn to .Hmne of il.H |n ofe.HMitouiM lora can pa.MH * With Vmir Roller* from an appendectomy. thur A. Pyka. son of Mr and Mrs. .skirt terminated In a harem hem­ We are not flttlntf thia ibNc iiit ^ . ue auRce.aled that it v^ na nnn h j wleldlnjf the Bllck over Uie people Die bm 1< iimk t«* the people and Anthony . ka. 72 Ooane St . were I line. The gowns of the bridesmaids tion to any pai'tlrular im!i\'i'lia' lei Die f|eri<|e the i.aaue. 'Phnt FlJIsL IJNK OF Cl'HTOM Manchester Evening Herald .An­ Long Sleeve Crew Polos Q Q ^ niore probable the nation hail aa well aa dniiKhn^ the . PfansHehl, telepluine Pilgrim Sixes 3 to 14— Orig. 1.29 to 1.98 V V Iry mattera .and we expieaaetl I he , pin nt l»ma f*ration HrmtaliHi* now and serve their six months’ Lloyd Jarvis of Thompsonville. mink fade sheath with black vel­ Given in marriage by her iiiiIiiMm 'Ilip.Mf iin(lri'(lf*\'#lopp(l na active duty when they jciaduale. cousin of the bridegroom, was vet accessories. Tlie biidegroom’s gabardine, all with earlaps. •vrrl<^ pnat, aiwl imohi tif Dir po*ti Fiu:s father, the bride waa attended by The new policy was announced best man. Ushers vveic Ronald | m or!fiii« air In \\> liavr follmsid iKitiH Hir liu' iiinii* familiMr with Mrs. George W. Starbuck, New mother selected s gown of figvired by the National Guard Bureau tn , \\illman, brother of the bnde; pnvi-rlv Dian wUh dmioi i in y. anil Bedford, Mass., sister of the bilde- iridescent taffeta. te*i shades pre­ finr annlyai.** nftrr anoDin. ainl wr Washington through Capl. James grooiTi, as matron of honor. kennelh Noyes and Jame.s Talro ' dominating, with winter white and ha\r ii«»tr*l Dial riDin Dir Dir\ aic ktolniii.: for 8horl iiitx (o ONE OF A SERIES Herdld, commander of Co. A. 160th Bride/tmaids were Miss Donna M. of Manchester. black accessories. Both mothers *'(VuPiiio\' aiiil .Millin' oi ■'hiiiilt f'li'iioiiii' I'l tii; I r.KR ( 'MdiiiHiiii.Nnrx Sartor, Miss Mary A. Twitchell. Infantry Regiment. The bride's gown of white taf­ wore corsages of while roses. By joining now and taking his nmnaliip ' Hp[ioar lo lx* Du- niir ap|M-lil .n'lM l.r ovoi ’.v iirtiiiiii^.; (I Mrs. Richard B. Ciirian and Miss feta was designed with an empire ‘ A reception for 17fi gueats was 6-month training before college or' rniiiinon drnominnt or proarnt In Dir HiiViPl Union, Diron^h lipr Renee A. Johnson, all of Man­ bodice, scoop neckline trimmed held at the Rainbow Club, Bolton. before starting his full-time em­ Nlino.tl rvrrv analv.‘«la nrvrii-\t in plan, PtaUaii MuhataiiDal chester. with re-emhroidered Alencon lace I’>ecorat ions were green und white Jacqueline Ann Juul. daughter ployment. a boy will not have to ■ and long, tapered sleeves pointed ! .streamers and white wedding bells. f'rrliapa llir moat Htailliii^ >tp Kfun.8 i»n Dir \S>h| of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Juul, interrupt either his college or work , at the wri.st.s. The skirl terminat­ The couple will make their home tlirir l.i no iraMiiii |n If he should be drafted in a few i praranro of Dua ati^lr \s'i»m in Do* 'rhi.8 iiin\' lir n»'\s'.s. hut vsr ki'rp cousins of the bride, was flower ed in a chapel tram Her fingertip | at 3 W. Main ('I . Rockville, and re- years. Herdic said. po.s Imporlsnt In the cniiipnign was! **"' '""il'vlUluii willi llu spring leaf green gown of peau de soie in empire style with cap VbHz, .n. (Sprrial) - Kor th« made aitoniihing ttatemenu like > n l mci-c wishful llir.ui/iiu- uii .lui ' "nv,. sii silinii n'hcse collfhicntia 1 hies l epri'siMit fir»t time aclenoe has found a new *Tiiea have ceased to be a problem!** sleeves, a feather hat and shoes in healing euhstance with the sjiton- DOUBLE Jisrl. hill |,crliH|,.s H laliil mImI.- I'lg.- In a cliuuui.Hiun ■ i.iuplrlcly lot • nothei .sei vice of } oui commuml> phaimaci.^t. The secret is a new healing sub­ matcliing color. - She carried Paint Sets ithing ability to shrink hemor- -liirnl of s il|sa|.|>umlm<-i,l nml aii.y 'limcnsl.,,, nf Her stance ( Bio-L)yne* ) —discovery of bronze Fuji chrysanthemums with Framr* — Ollii — Canva* rhoida. ainp itching, snd reheve a world-famous research initituta -Irly present In Ihe mlnils of manv I''""' •■>'>« «" « Ci'oton leaves. The bridesmaids' pain — without surgery. This substance is now available WORLD GREEN Ijtmericsns i''''''" " U is iis lo llisl the iiulivul gowns of honey dew peau de sole In cs«e after citKe, while gently in BuppotUory or etsfmesf /erwi were also in empire style. Their HOIBY SHOPPE relieving pain, actual reduction under the name rreporefies H* : -guemoy -and Mslsii ' were, of i " '"““'"'m iiee.l nut he plmve.l (thrinkage) took place. feather hats and shoes were of the Failoi Pnoio 40S CENTER ST.—M l 9-7288 At your druggist. Money back imdrr In oitler to prndmr thr ma (^lINNSniARMACY Moii'amacing of all — reaults guarantaa. jponrar. mrrrly aymbola, tin! aym- same color and tliey cairied MRS. ARTHU R BATSON SHORTS were ao thorough that tufferera (erlal tliln|*a hr nrrda, we laimot •R«c. U.t. Pat. Of. ;>>ola at elrrtlmi llmr. of what our I’lioiir Ml 3 -ll.’t6 bronze Fuji chry.sanlhemiims. ------, ■______loHr thr atnift^lr. Mrs. Johnson selected for hei- STAMPS •fnirtRii policy mood and elralrKV daughter's wedding a gown of Hi^.. School, the bridegroom In ••h.ol brromr in thr Ural two yrara honey brown and burnt orange 1955 and the bride in 1957, the Dir arcond trrm for Klarnhowrr "AggreHHive ReronnalNmiiu’e’' 1 crepe, burnt orange feather hat. bridegroom attended the Univer­ WEDNESDAY sity of Connecticuit for two years -Tlir Prraldrnt. who bad rrpratrdly 'ilie .State IVperInienI Is loilsy, | and brown shoes. Her corsage was halamfd and aomrliinra proliatily t e n of brown orchids. The bridegroom's before joining the Air Force. The Shocked at big thirst of other’S9«7 Qet th9 proveii economy champ wc slioiilit Imagine, shutil leailv to \ v e m n mother was attired in a peacock bride was formerly employed by "Artor *nd authentic repr^ Jiearteneil II,e vv tmlr wiu ki ilunm; ||„..s,ni,.| I'uiu,, Imlav Ih.t Siiviel What a painful way to save!- hat, alligator shoea apd bag and AVAlIj%BLE AT 3he a,-at tcu , 11,,., r l,„,| ...... im,, ' ,y „ ...... ^ a fe"' „ ne putxhaaed an orchid corsage. They will make It is not necessary foi modern Americans to he tossed by a ^\hlle Ilnu.r a. t,n„ au.l muu.l a„ ' i-iul,.,l Mate,. |.|am. a,„l madr their home In San Angelo for the WELDON’S preient. 901 MAIN STKEBT ;JmHnli„n of linny T,„„u,„ a,„l „v„. ,,l jvr ,,».w m al auolher uvr, mule to get them to save. Millions upon millions of today’s Both graduates of Manchester 4th to 7th Rib... tb 4he numher of iuiu-.h T,lu„l i„„al vvmi.uh ,u, Nov 7. * ‘ ttSSy S i h. t.revld.4 AmericEM iYe ®hoQaing--peace mind and financial security Recently taken it „|.,m him.olt in: t,,.,,,,,, ,uei,l .akl by making regular additions to their savings funds. Jrak.e While IIou..e foreign i„,l,ry | | l „ ’ rm'le.l .Slalea plane, were with each f > n v e . vya, „g,ufiea„t of ,n„rl, ! „„ n.uiiue uavlgatloiml tllghla' Our Entire Stork of For those wise persons tomorrow holds no financial worries. ■MrVfORMT IJIA.V. FRESH BABY PORK 3fiore than any hl-parliaai, gen. I, um-,1 lo ,le- Are you one of them? You should he! Open a savings fund rmjNTRY STYLE IJroaity on hi. |,Hil. - ulie im lilenl. vv Ivi, Ameilran \ today. ^ When Truman rouUl he fminil | plane, hav e rome imiler attack or / jatting Ei.cnhower o„ the l.a, 1,. n,ee„ ,|,„f down when flying ne», BLANKETS ^hat In It.self offered Indiranmi j soviet li’i i llm y CHATHAM JUiat Elsenhower waa no longer the i - a . p„,t „i u, NORTH STAR M' Spare Ribs 5 9 ! State.man of the tiiat lenu. gieanive ,e,',„u,ai..nm e II,e Al, ST. MARY LEBANON ‘ But the Imporlanl thing about | Kor, e fie,|urnlh llie.s plaitea iiea, / j^ e poaaibility that |l„. people ,l„Ps„v,et lemiorv for mapping an,I G. E. ELECTRIC BABY BLANKETS TOPULAR FANCY N. Y. STATE jipeak aoniething about fme.igu p,d pbulug, aplur p,upi,,,e... to waU'h 'C t ’f t M y on Nov. 4 la lliat Ibe luaii tlieyjfoi ladmarllve ilebil. from .Soviet OPEN UNHL ^ah ed to .peak, to ahovjld have lea, vveapuu.s le.l. anil lo pin- Now that you’ve aeen all the new .’69 cars, you knpw there’s Tomato Juice 2 46 Oz. Cans 49c SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF only one buy in the low-price field. It’s RAMBU b R. ’The ' 100«lneh whaelbaaa RAMBLES AMERICAN ^ m e chance and caparlly to hear I point .Smu t lada RM(i arriAl de- MON,-TllE$>FRI. STMIK compket Rambler saves many, many doUani cm first, cost alone. ■hem. We are now, everywhere. oii|ienai H SAVINGS STATION WA80N GREEN GIANT \ With new advanced carburetion, it fives you even more miles |very front, in every ronfionta. , li we w,vuM lei Rua«,an DOLL CRIBS and CRADLES THIIB8DAV8, S m $ H f aa ftrst Cast 9 AJM. to 8 P.M. per gallon w th regular grade gas. Rambler's higher resale bon, in every ncKoliatum, waging 'plan,... do ibe a,,,,,,, thing to ua, we AmMiu I IwtH-gtiod tteliw They make wonderful gift*! LOAN WEDNE811AV8, value means more Mvings when you trado. Drive tSe quality M. liM Im Mm» olkM Indint PEAS Tall Can 2 Cn. 37« moat routine veiamu of the iw,mid lunr a ,1 'X .s' .s <) 1. I ,\ r 1 I » V sntW wtSMt. F«S (•■llir iMm. T«f cm li^ht lu H acMW 9 A.M. to NOON compact car with the of bbth: big car room, amall car Tkt (w ttM'i km lold war, forever pariylng . hut ul oulta^u*. A r thiii>;(t arc, we have CM>SED SATURDAYS ■ever leading, forever tterrely ilc- economy. Drive America’s Sucoaai Car, the ’69 Rambler. f r e s h l y cl’t SNOW WHITE tu rcj;i*ct luit merely the KuBRlAn m tA H A N A S [endlng, but never giving sanity, Kde, Spinodi reaction which ha.a been pruteated, ANY ITElS BEAUTIFULLY GIFT FRK PARKING CoulMlewer J>e chance to acore a break-' but the pi Hi th e which invitea U. .MRWCNt»TtR»« OI.0t»T rrWAWCIAL ,ll»«TITUTin'ii‘ IN REAR S l i v 10c lb. DCNldGliON ^rough, always counteilng, never WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE in DeCpRMICR MOTOR SALES, li^.g 24 Mople St., Manchtsttr nltiating, always negatively com- It rcqulrea a temperature of liOOSB 1 9 e » . 29c bead illcatlng, never positively slm- more than 4,400 degrees Fahren­ tha luuea with whlcX .we heit to melt the precloua melal ill WE GIVE WORLD SR eI n STAMPS nithimlum, an element of the light •r* dealing. Th t American people platinum group. ^ A- *■. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING BERAt4>. MANCHESTBE. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1958 PAGE EIGHT MANCHE8TEB EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1958’

WINB—UiM WHAV—B it Fire Pumper $VDBOr-lS60 Daily Radio Objection Registered Keeney Area Buses WOOO—It90 WTIO—lOM Hearing Set VVKNB—*46 Easteni Standard Time WPOP—"U lt Sought by Educators The CoUowing p rog ram ictte o To MRS Rifle Range WHAY Nigm Watch uiee are euppUed by the radio WTIC—9^*ton Pops Orchestra For Tonight The Board of Educktion last WDRC—Hood* for Romaac* nibiiagements and are subject tc WPOP—Modem l^und* Several membere of the Board of ‘ patio north' of th« cafeteria, night deOided to ask bus compa­ Town Directors tonight will hold change without notice 14:46— EducaUon last night expressed op­ '■rlianges In lighting in the corri­ nies to consider sending two buses N^AY Nigm Watch dors. changes in lighting the park­ ■ public hearing on appropriating Obituary a day to the Keeney S t area to VVINF—Moncbeatfr BeroJd Ntws WTIC—Boston Pop* Orchestra position to the construction of a 123,900 to buy a pumper truck for WDRC—Mood* for Rontance ing lot, top dre sing all lawns, transport children over 16 to Man­ 1:40— WPOP—E. P. Morgan rifle range at Manchester High siaffolding for the fl.\ tower, ticket the town Fire Department. chester High School. WIKF—Mtuic tor tb« Hnift II:#*- School. I booHis and press box for the ath- Money from unappropriated sur­ Mrs. Joaeph Fulton WHAY—Night Watch The move was one of several WHAY—Piauer Party WTiiVNewa. Music The matter together with other ; h tic Held, and at 8-foot fence on plus of the special town Are dis­ Mta. Hazel F. Gate* Fulton, wife considered by the New Board as V,. . 4 Mrbie-fo WKNB—Caron'S 840 Club WDRC-News proposed Improvemcnla was turned j K, Center Rt.. with a gate, trict will finance tho purchase. TTie of Joseph C. Fulton, 113 W. Cen- possible solutions to the problem WPOP—News price covers the truck with 790- \v$u. 4in«i 11:16— over to the Board'."" Bmlding and j Also ineludcd was a rifle range, tor '8t.. died at Mancheater Memo­ of transportation for that group. WDRC—Cal Kolby gallon tank and also appurte­ WHAY—Night Watch Bites Committee for further study Hitlioiigli this item vas nol given rial HospiUl thla morning after a (Children who are over 16 yeara WPOP—Top 40 Show WTIC—Hports Final Some Board members lelt otlier nances such as cab, hose, and radio 4 :0 ^ I any priority, but was simply In- lingering Illness. of age are not allowed to ride on WINF—New* WDRC—Mood* for RomaLC* improvements are more important I rinded at the end Of t ■ list as one appanilua. She was bom In Manchester 4:18— WPOP—Modern ^und* The hearing will lead off a the school buses, even if they live il:S#— than the range and that it uruild I of the Items originally approved by Nov. 9. 1896, a daughter df the late two miles or more from the high WINF—Mu«io With Girand WHAY—Jazz Alley be bad public relations to icinieal I the board but never construeted. regular Boaril meeting at 8 p.m. John and Elizabeth Tanner Gates. WTIC'—Starlight Serenad* the range wlien a gnat deal of In the hearing room of the Munlcl- achool. *’\^AY—Platter Party WDRC—Mood* for Romanc* I Ollier Matters Besides her husband, she leaves At the last meeting of the Board WCCC—Recurd Kevue WPOP—Modern Sound* money is needed for h ne.v junnu j I pal Building. WKNB—Open Mike 11:46- In other matters the board: a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Ellis of of Education several parents from WTIO- Miner O r high school and improvemenla to I 1 Accepted the niles and regu- Another Hem on the agenda is Manchester, and three sisters, Miss WHAY—Jazz Alley the old junior higli setting a date for a public hearing the Keeney St. area requested the WDRO-CaJ Kolby WTIC—Starlight Serenade lallons on finance for Itie Board of ^orence E. Gates and Mrs. Albert board to consider changing the WPOP—Top 40 Snow WDRC—Moods for Romance Some of the impro"'oienUs \^'('te Kdiicatlon They Increased Ihe so that departmental ftinds may be Bolstridge. both of Hartford,' and 4:30— WPOP—Modern Sound* discussed briefU' hi' the Hoaid of ‘ reallocated to accomplish an ad- mle which prevents their children WHAY“ Piuii«i Party t3:3»— j limit of ■t.’lfie to $1,000 for the busl- Mrs. N B. Dressier o' East Hart­ WTIC—Ruae MlUei Directors l;ist Wedm-sda>■. tiut re­ mlnlstrallve reorganization plan from riding the buses. At that WINF—Sign o n i ness manager to conlraet for serv- ford. time the board requested Arthur WUKC—Cat Kolby ferred to the .St hoot lltt.iitl fttt cost ieea williout Inking bids At the [iroposed by General Manager Funeral services will he held WPOP—Top 40 Show e,e‘ 'nates ; till ) o or 'll mg.- Richard Martin. Illlng, superintendent of schools, 4:43— same lime the board. Hliniiliilcd Thursday morning at 9:30 from WHAY-Piuitei Party The Directors linllcd delllrera- that all such rontrncls miisl be np- The Board, however, has named to find out how many youngsters WTIC—Hose Miller a Hubcommitlee to study alterna­ the .W P. Quish Funeral Home, over 16 live beyond the 2-mile tlon on tile imprio emenis after luiiveil liy Ihe superintendent or 225 Main Sti, followed by a solemn WD«C—Cal Kolbv Huk Leader Mrs. E Mae Holden. a Scliool hie nH.sistanl tives to Martin a plan In the na­ limit. It was felt if the regulation WPOP—Top 40 Show ture of a ptibllc wor'ka department requiem Mass at 10 o’clock' In St. was lifted for one section, it 1 :00 — Board meiuher. said In-i gioup has Tile boatd also Inserted a claiiac James' (Jhurch. Burial will be in WHAY-Platter Parly I for the town. WTIC—New* not seen tlie list of improvements wlilcti alHles Hint in Ihg event two St. James' Cemetery. should be lifted for all. Quits Refuge recently. * Identical huts are submitted pref- ' The auboommltteo has decided South Coventry firemen ehow part of equipment which will be used In 1996 Cadillac ambulance they 269 Affected WDRC—Newa j to hold a aerlea of opinion-gather­ have Just bought with money raised in funds drive. From left are Chief Delmar Potter, Lt. Burt Friends may call at the funeral WPOP—Tr-j 40 Show Several of I lie l''.dui iition iioard erence shall he given to a Mnn- home from 7 to 10 o’clock tonight Illlng’a report on students over 1:03— Manilla, Nov. 18 ()P) — The memheis la.sl riiglil expressed sur­ : che.stei liidder. ing meetings with Martin and R. Nye and Captain Harold E. Smith. (Herald Photo by Pinto). 16 who live beyond -wo miles from WINF—New* prise llial Hie Directors tiad lahen I town department heads. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to W INF—Sport* propaganda chief of the Com- /I 2 Accepted the rules and regu- 10 p.m. the high school showe-* there ar# 8 * id— _ up Hie list without first consult­ Inllona on persomiel and salary, : The Town Charter authorizes 269 pupils who come under this WUAY-Piaiier Parly munlst-led Huk revolutionary ing them, C M Iiif'irmmg tliem Hie Martin to make administrative re­ WTIC—Ro«* Miller movement walked out of the Indo­ Assiainni superintendent Raymond category. WDRC—Cal Kolbv m.alter was to tie dlsc us.sed. I) Stinchfield wit] submit a Hat of organizations, but only the Board The greatest concentration of WPOP—Top 40 Show nesian embassy and into custody (tonipileil liv Bailey can reallocate town funds. South Coventry Firemen Ready all peraoimel witli their salary these students is in the southwest i :3 0 - today after six days of negotia­ The Inst uas complleci by Ed- sclirdiilea lo complete tills serllon. In another matter tonight, the Funerali quadrant of the town. There are WHAY—Piaitei Party Reg. $2.98 Value! GIRLS' Peg. $5.99 to $8.99 Value! Bon .M Bnili'V. principal of the .'I Accepted "with regret" Ihe Board will, consider approving a WTIC—Ro** Miller tions between Manila and Jakarta. 191 pupils who could benefit from WDHC—Cai Kolbv Alfredo Saulo, 44, had been high school, from the list of con- resignation of niarles .lolinson, compromise figure reported at To Put Ambulance into Service a change in the bus rule. WPOP—Eye Opener striiilimi details wlilcli had not Fayette B. Clarke i:4 3 — I hunted for eight years when he ipnnclpnl of Hnrnnrd .lunior High I02.'),47fl in an asacaament suit In the nonJiwest quadrant there WHAY—Platter Party ‘ been done, altlioiigli tliey liad been .Sctiool. brotight hy Cheney Bros, of Dela­ The funeral of Fayette B. Clarke sought refuse in the embassy. He South Coventry firemen will ber»7 Watkins-West Funeral Home. The WTIC—New* ers. 19.90 Cadillac ambulance they have week and the ambulance ready to persona who contributed to the Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, minister According to the report the 269 WDRC—New* Reporter Relations between Indonesia and nnd a flgtire of $790,000 which the roll, w* hope, by the weekend," drive for funds. pupils would not necessarily want WPOP—New* company gave then as Its own bought into service. of the North Methodist Church, of­ 4:05— the Philippines already had been 'Hie ambulance Is the result of Smith said. "There respon.se to our plea was ficiated, and Frederic E. Werner to ride a school bus. Some of these WINF—New* strained by Jakarta's charges that C o v e n t r y Idea of a true vnltinllou youngsters either drive their own SLACKS SKIRTS a 2-month funds drive begun The ambulanee will be eomplete- very RretlfylnR," Smith said was organist. Burial was in Ea.st Indonesian rebels had operated The Board will also consider sc- cars, or ride with friends who do. WINF—Music for Evening shortly after the fire company's ly outfitted with -equipment from Working with Smith on the fund Cemetery. 4:15— from the Philippines. When the repHng Francis Drive between the older artvbulance. It will con­ raising committee were Ernest Others have parents who work in Niles Dr. and Diane Dr. and 1946 Cadillac was withdrawn Bearers were Everett Keith, WHAY—Datelln* government demanded that Baulo from service t>ecause of repeated tain two stretthers, complete fir.st LeDoyt, E. J. Starkel Jr., Leo Manchester and can conveniently WTIC—Strictly 8porU be turned over as a criminal not School Board Asks Mcctinji; Dliitie between Niles and Francis, Wells Dennison, A. Perry Roberts WDRC—New* • Most seat breakdowns. aid equipment, an Inhnlator and Tremblay, Harold Crane, William and Elliott Knighti drive them to school. WPOP—Dixieland entitled to asylum, the Indonesi­ • Sateens, In the Tiimblebrooli Acre.- siibdivl- If the 269 did ride, this would Corduroys, lined .slnii. iil."o known ns HIrcliwood Fund Drive Chairman iiarold sheets and blankets. Dittrich. Bert Nye, Robert Le 4:34— ans used him to bargain for ex­ Peg. $7.98 Value! Nationally Advertised To Air Town’s SchcKil Needs F .SinlUi said today the amlai- The, fund drive ended officially I,a?rheur and Albert Ro.ssl. mean an Increase of five bus loads. WHAY—Serenade tradition' of rebels. Qabardlnes I'll rk John M. Ixiwp WTIC—Music by Melachrlno e Imimrted The committee which chose the One problem in connection with WDRC—Ouv Lombardo $157 lance was boiiKhl from the Town Saturday after a bazaar, put on $097 Manager Marlin said Hie streets The funeral of John M. Lowe of An Indonesian statement on and of West pol l at ii cost of $.9,000 by the fire company's women'.s ambulance was comprised of Chief this Increase it the number of WPOP—Modern Sound* domestic TIk* (’ovrniry Hoarfl nf Kduen-' ll.OHOOO per year The l«»tal may meet, tlie Mubdivision rerpiirenu'nts West Hartford was held at 11 4:45— Saulo's departure said the Philip­ • Hollds, stripes, "We feel we Rol a very Rood auxiliary, raised $405.89. The ba­ Delmar Roller, E. J, Starkel .Sr. buses. Is that all the buses would WHAY—Serenade pine government had promised fabrira tlnn has aakc/l thr Hoh‘(triwn to raiao in lOfll to 420 pipulH at i>oa- ttiat weie iri r'ffert In lll.'iri and are o'clock ye.sterday morning at the have to be rescheduled, since the plaids now tlie town's mnlnlenance buy. ' .Smith said. "The ambulance zaar was headed by Mrs. Mathilde Nye. I,a“Doyt, and company presl- Watklns-West Funeral Home, with WTIC—Three Star Extra favorable consideration for a trea­ call a town mcctiriK «o that it < an allilo hijiher tuitiiui nilo.a la In Rood romlition and haa low Nyark snd Mrs. Dolly Fernald. ilent Charles E. Nyack. students do not all live in the WDRC'—liOwell Thomee e Solids and prruent the reaults of n atudy it "5. All (’ovenlry fuipih muHt be lesfionHililllt v wtiellier tlie deeds the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, min­ WPOP—Modern Sounde ty of extradition. are aicepled or nol. ister of the Center Congregational same area. $:00— tweeds haa made on achool tioualnp needa not, of Windham IU*:h Rrliool In Solutions Considered WHAY-Serenade 'Phe town asHiimeil maintenance Church, officiating. Burial waa in “Lady Sutton” !n the town to rcHuIrntM, 1001. Mnnclieator haa itn ow n WTIC—Dick Bertel Blouses Chairman Christie McCormick SIZ E S 3 -1 4 tunldm^' pmblnniH an'l cjiimot be of tlie slreels iiinler an agreeinenl East Cemetery, WDRC—Amofl and Andy F’lr.st Srlcrtm a n H lih ard N. willi .Jerome Keller, nircliwood Bearers were Roy Hobby, Ken­ presented the board with three an­ wrOP-FufloD Isewle Callas Will Sing Galinat aiiid tmlav Iho Holocliiion oxporloil tfi Imlld to Hr i'»i[innty Imild- 1 lown after hearing Hewer Depart­ been In the works for years. organist and Wesley Smith was mer Thrall's school buses visit that WHAY—Hound Dog in II o^n.iml propo.ai t Ion. want a discussion of A Whole La Scala opera in Milan, Italy, will Injf. An additional hO l«i l>0 pupila .Nf) presoni biiildln^a in f‘ov- rroj) IVamslers ment Superintendent Fred Thrall The Board also dlaeu.s.Hed brief­ soloist. Burial waa in Eaat Ceme­ area, and let the youngsters pay WTIC—NlRhtUne sing In the American Opera So­ now liviMK m town are rxjioi tod ly the eo.Ht burden Imposed by the tery. for the ride. WDRC—R. Q. Lewi* entry are financed or flniahed for appeal for the [iroject'a approval. range of Cold War disputes and WPOP—Modern Sound* ciety performance of Bellini’s "II CAR COATS to enter oarh year Thla m ay brfnj; uao as hl^:li arbonl loftiiiM ami th^rr He aaid It la needed not only to project on the individual property disarmament questions. Tlie West Bears were Michael Haberem, 2. Present to a public bus com­ 1:15— Pirata " on Jan. 27. The production an arlditmnal IM) pupila into ImiM pci mil iiac Ilf Him Center St. aewer owners who would benefit from It. John Haberem. Howard Haberem. pany the figures on the number of WHAY—Hound Dog Peg. $2.98 Value! GIRLS' aM‘ no M'bapialo ,Kpoci,i 1 i7.ej| rftom.s iTukc Ciflh al says such subjects have no place WTIC—Nightllne will be the first of the opera in | Inpa by 1001. f(ii hi^;li Ml bfiiil mo* \ laid Ibicp yeara ago hut na part nf Kelly .said that if Ihe home owner.s Erneat Llndera, Percy James and youngsters who would use a bus In this meeting. WDRC—R. Q. Lewi* • New York in more than 100 years. • Warm as loaat. Quilt lined SIZES 32 to 38 "2 'I’bo Ifiun now has ‘JIM piiful.'^ 0 'I'ho I»alr wlion apin o will )i»* ‘ a project Hist will eventually re­ merely paid off the town In In­ Michael Haberem. in the Keeney St. area. The Silver WPOP—Modem Sound* The society’s series this season I attendlnf^ Windham llifih Hriutol Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister 1:80— needed for aetiool rina.aea la ViHce PlaybackV lieve grmvtng preaaurc on the aew­ stallment., they would be paying Lane Bus Co. has lines which nin WHAY—Hound Dog Is sold out, except for standing | at $470 per pupil ami 00 piipil.n at er Svalem on W. Middle Tpke. Vasslli V, Kuznetsov yesterday FLANNEL Seplemtiei 1001. 'I’lil.a nWvn lUniled only 6 per rent Interest the pen­ proposed the negotiation of a closer to that area than other com­ WTICz—Nighlllne room, through next March. Maniho.stor Ibfili Srhuoi at $(70 time for plannlnR nnd eon,‘0 M ic­ "We are already gelling com- panies. WDRC—Jazz IB My Rent • 8anforlrx:d, ({toiillniied from I'nge One) ally Impn.sed on bill., not Jiaid with­ treaty to prohibit flights of por pupil. Thla coata the town tion, plnlnta from properly ownera on WPOP—Modern Sound* washable in 30 days. He aald this would be planes carrying nuclear weapons Doctor Links Edward Glenney, member of the 1 :4 5 - $157 Peg. $2.95 Value! Ro{. $4.95 Yaluo! Maa’s Hie older end of the aystem " diir WHAY—Hound Dog GOWNS to ailmlt or dony that one of the le.aa expenalve than the 12 per cent over the territory of foreign states board, felt that whatever was done • Attractive $C84 WTIC—Niehtllne von ea :iH Ills i ing (leak pericxjs, 'ITiiall aaid. which he said bank loans actually ;ihoiiId be paid for by the board. print (latterni Hearing Monday come to. or the high seas. This was Im­ WDRC—Jazz I* My Boat ■ fHzes Hum-h ami Jolin.son sat In ttiej mediately turned down by the Lung Cancer, However, member Frank Sheldon WPOP—Modern Sound* Diseount Pric4S 8lzes 3-14 Lamb’s Wool and Orion Maneli<‘ster Trusl Co. Merges n ar of the m om ilutlng the plav-| Tbc DIrcclora have achrduled a However, .Marlin aald he did not disagreed with him, saying the • :00— ^ ■ 10-18 MEN'S (iiibbc healing for Monday night western delegates as being com­ WHAY—Hound Dog All Departmtnhi ing ol tile I'i'i'or ding.s. 'I'lien they, think It wise "for Ihe lown to go pletely outside the scope of the board's first responsibility was to WTIC—NlKhtliiie w iie iollrd to li'Httfv III Hie Ver(danck .Scluinl on the Into tho banking buslncaa," nnd no Traffic Fumes the educational needs of the chil­ WDRC—World Tonight PAJAMAS SlNvaloss W U li CsOiiii. 1 8 conference. WPOP—Modern Sounds Bank & Vu l Co. A h Imd Slmfer, tlu'V took the pump station, to he tmllt on W. action on the matter was taken.4 dren. Glenney answered that this HALF ZIPPER ' Middle Tpke., east nf Ihe Hneka- f :0 5 - ARTHUR Dl Ainemliiient to all (|ii<*.st Kins Want .Audit Rxplalned (Continued from Page One) 'was a matter of the children's sofe- WINF—New* in m i’Mung the h.imlling or use of nnni River, nnd the force main. In another matter last night, 4:10— * SWEATERS (Continued from l*ngr Ono) ‘y- WINF—WINF Bandstand 'ivmiinite aison tir other violence, I U'hii It will eonnei't It to the dia- the Board Instrneled Marlin lo MHS Field Named sentatIvCa of industrial and gov- The matter was referred to the Reg. $1.25 R*g.S10iMYalu4!Sav4$3.10 • Hurry! I (inaal area on Oleott St. • :l«— MHnrhfdtor Tni«t It w hb Police Arrests T»*\as Ranger Zeno Smith ami have a representative of the lown ernmentai agencies dealing with finance committee, with the sug- WHAY—Hoimd Dog Sweat Shirts opened on April 3, 1033, ’vtlb n ^K^^n•^. ideiiltded om* of the von-es [ The .$97..900 coat of the (irojeet andllors appear at a Dlreelora' air polluticii) and participating In ge.stlon that the bus companies be WTICr-NlghUine V alu e! will lie a.aaeaaed agnlnat the hene- By Seliool Board WDRC—World Tonight Etnff f>f right rmployrH. liounrfl In m the n'cordinga as Shafer'a. dls- meeling In the near future to ex­ the three days of sessions. Informed of how many potential WPOP—Modern Sounds BOYS’ thr eavinge Biuik of Mmichrxlrr 'I\vo Manrhesler vouHih nml a tii'^ong among other thlnga the I fitting properly ownera. Inc hiding plain the town audit. The Public Health Service hopes customers live In that area. f :8 0 - binblmg. In Ibr inlrrlm, t1 Ime tavern owner were ariesled at the .the town, whoao ahare will he one The athletic field at Manchester WMAY -NiHhi Watch pa\ iornt of $1,130 terly m\ iiera on nearby de- exhaust. Dr. Leakex said nuclear vel'uied atreet.s. and one fourth will ett and Cambria, nf Hartford, had vote of the Board of Education last Sudan General WiiAY Watch BISHOP of tt« own. lOngleuomI Or, nm! flandall H Sm ith teidifind the U a ng e is bad been left to Martin, last night. | night. weapons testing also Ja a "poten­ WTIC—Nightline e Fleece lined Itfl total aanrle an of Srpt 3U he a.aae.'ised againat mvnrra of Itn- WDRC—Moods for Romance WOOL PARKAS 1 llll. li'. of 3 I'eai I SI . were pl.M rd a Imiden m icrophone in a I'hc name commemorates all the tially very dangerous eort of air w ere $14,flftt.01fi, ('o m m rrc la l tb* develii|ied land lo Hie noilh on nn However. Dlrerlor John Hnteh- WPOP—Modern Sound* e Shrink I'luuced with proi unng lupioi il- »'*oin In u h lih the con ver.sa I Iona men from Manchester who have pollution, involving (ill living 10 no— poalte totaled $t).ti74.fllfl 06 nml aeI eii ee tiasia inson sniil he fell a member of the Puts Army in LIPSTICK resistant legnlly Adolf Muie|,*^/a. 03, of IH Nsetr iea y . Mr., : oua, " ho aald The Supreme Council was re­ Eton wan given an outlet In Ibr I "However, the new atatlon will sarlly expensive to comply with popular confidence In the Atomic di Inking beer ln,snU. tlie tavein, to- I•'.mmn I 'oii'Zi', III 11 '1111 ol d Rd ported to have received thousands Proirrama North Knd bianeh, whlrli wnn built not he ol any heiiefll until a aewer Ihejii. In Brilnin 240 million cups of Energy Commiaslon's judgment on of congratulatory cables. rated at 20 HUkIi S I, ami n.Hked Ml" .lo."icpbliii' Miiiii'lii. Hl.'i (Ink * Charcoal,, Maroon. on N Main St SI . Mrs Hcilioilc I'liHcii, 81 F ! llukiiig 111,, two statlouH la built. However, one recommendation tea are drunk each dav. tlie te-sts. Merchants were warned of se­ On Paffe Two plus-tax. I'"or nicml of Itn life, liie 'I'niat llu'in their klin h .naid lu» WH.*< Originally, such s aewer was In 21, (’.laaelbi repoited. bid later Midillc Tplic.; Mis . Miirla Ren- was erllleal of two expenditures vere punishment if they rnlss Peg. $75.95 Value! 0> wan opernteil nnili'i thr leail- liio ki'i , 1(111 ,x(l Ml ku entber SI.: the (liana hut It wna dropped after of funds wllhnut prior authoriza­ prices tq exploit the people. S5o Jar of Hazel Navy, Royal rrsbip t»f the lalf* W eeled lo be before a new on* could be made. son. eom(ileted In a year If the projeel decided In a private se.aaion last The Cairo press, controlled by 100 KiihMiila{)n wa.a releaaed under SI , Mrs, Hni'C Itcpnii, 9(1 HclaiiiC Items approved Included re­ President Nasser of the United SHIRTS • % nylon Hhell a $100 bom) and la due for ar It,I I ,Mrs Rita Mciuto, ,T2 HcerMcld Is a|i|imved hy the Dteeetoi a after i night t(f award a painting ciintr'ncl LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! Ihe puhlle hearing wiring of the sewage disposal Arab Republic, said the coup a Wnah and wear • PamouH curon lining rai^nnienl Nov 20 Hi . I.Inda Miirhiii, 10.9 I loll SI : lilf/or IT to Edward F, Moriarty. 64 N. plant shredder and Installation of would not affect relations between ('.luh^ Town 1‘olire Hiiid tln> first i li a i g e Mis iiin.ee Gess, 20 I.illcy St,; Get Oelalleil Dala , School St., and to name .iohn L. cotton with pernia • Warm but 3'lie (liSI hearing on Ihe (irojeet telephone extenalons and a tele­ Sudan and the UAR. M)\ \\( I \U \ I S ( ()\ll ill stay collars, -steiii.s from the thetl of some I’aali Kliliiiid Bnuas. lit l.ludcn St , Mrs, Jenney Insurance broker for the phone alarm system in the plant's Reg. $1.25 Value! lijchtwciKht at tlip ('enlei- Trawl Ajjenrv at .lull I Kj iipa. 40 On bard SI , Rock- was ndlourned after Jiroperty own- Keinier Bankrupt, district. Moriarty la one of the eonverUble ruffs, eta requested cost figures that varjous buildings. I! \KI) U l\ iMIAini \(3 c Bport shirts in­ • EaBy to wash, Will Reneir 403 Mam SI on Orl 20 ikdlcr Hllc, Willnril O'Dell, Fast Hiirl- District Dlrccfors. It was also agreed to pay Com­ aaiil the I aah. m tho form of‘l)iHa. foid Mrs. Allic Weslimver, IM.I Thrall nml General klnnager Rich­ The private session, from which Drivers ^rested clude flannels and dries fast ard Marlin did not have available. Houses, Isand Sold panies 1 and 2 a $400 annual MIXED NUTS emluttldered pat- NN'a.s i»n the j'oiinter' near, the rash Roi lci St ; IsMils Vanderhrook, the public waa excluded, followed stipend u.ned by the companies for • Won't shrink or Lease Talks : reui.sler at the lime Box Mmintalo ltd, Since then, the administration the regular meeting and waa pro­ After Accidents e Vacuum paeked . ^l Large 16 os. thi terna"^"^ has sent the 3.10 property owners Three houses and the land on various social evenla during the stretch I ’he iirearh of peare rharge, po- BIRTHS YkStTF.RDAY: A son posed by Director Victor Swanson. year. "Shatteriwoof” i^aaawas j lire aald. Waa lodged whm it was Lo Mr. and Mrs. KobeiT UerSOK. 21 atfccted delRlleiLtnformatlon con- which they. ara^located, owned, hy The -Board unantmously agreed to Clifford Varney, pre.aKbnt of eernlng the cost of the p ro jecri* The board proposed the remain­ 'A charge Of evading responsttdt- discovered accidentally when a ! learned that Kirluii'd.aon had made Gorman Rl,; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Max Relmer, in Andoyer, were sold the aeaaion. ity and one of driving a motor ve­ bottle of collodion M into a th» Mancheater Country (’lull, xanl Rl' bnrd I’oat, 109 ftemlng St well as rough estimates eoneernlng der of the budget be inspected by jse\ einl ammyimni.s telephone ralla at public auctioh Saturday for a District President Leon Thorp the directors and accepted at the hicle with defective equipment sink without shattering. Some of Reg, $9»95 Value! OPEN DAILY 10 A.M, TO 10 P.M. tirday a m-gotialmg aiib»'on'.mit- Buems TODAY: A son to Mr. the^ Indlvldtiel posts to be borne by said the Board decided to award j to variona Mamdie.ster le.aldenla each properly owner. These Indi­ total price of $50,000. next meeting. were lodged against two motor­ our most need inventions and tee will be VlmHcn froi\i tin* « liil> ;« during early inonUng hours. and Mrs Alien Krob, 110 Maple the painting contract to Moriarty ists after two accidents yesterday, Board of ijovrinois n.n sofui' as SI . a Sou III Mr. ami Mrs. Raul vidual costa Involved the laterals The property included two Surplus Expected diacoveriee have been developed PLENTY OF FREE EASY PARKINS I He once ralleii the p(»llre ata- from the etreet nnd houee connec­ over the bids o( three other paint* In general terms the budget an­ police reported. Men's Famous a similar Huheomnnitfp of 'I'ovs n I tion. gave a fal.so addrea.s ami said Miilonc.t', Kill Wcll.s St.; a son to hpvises on Wales Rd. and the land Ing firms. The Board voted at an Rudolf Bschmann, 55, of 58 from simple obearvetioM. Plrectora ready In begin talks Ml .iiiil Mrs. Roy Gebhardt, .19 tions. there and another house and land ticipated an income of $75,000 But not our newmedidnea. ■someone h:ul luoUen into hla However, there la not na yet any earlier meeting to paint the second nnd a surplus at year's * e n '^ o f ' Ashworth St., was arrested ■ and on leaslTig town-ownei! bvml to the Biooklyn St , Rockville; a son to on Rt. 87, Benton Hill. floor interior- of thC North End home, pullre aaid. I'ldlie added his fl$m figure regarding small'pump a"-(It $6.' '«. , charged with evasion after he had New phermaceuticele era the "FRUIT-OF-THE.LOOM" club. Identity whm learnrarnte $1,098; and Arthur E. Warrington, Other resolutions made by the Elachmann-was released under# aitd ooetly procedures. Yet will alt down to "talk on a hiiai- Hunks, New Bolton Rd : Zenas force main and pump station once bankruptcy proceedings amount­ 27 Woodland St., $1,160.75. $200 bond pending arraignment •.MatchlcsBijr tfiilored neaslike bnsl.s *' Mikebs, Wnppliigi'.Mlss Jacqueline Sole Reapoiiatblllty board incluiled .hiring Engineering all these drags are available Discount Department Stores (('ro- premiums equitably among agents problem ends i^p In court. Cur­ SPiilNGFIELO • THOKPSONKILlt MANCHESTER • HAMDEN by the finding of a Hartford Su­ that the Allies abandon their occu­ maji and ion. Wapping; Mrs. Pa­ man, Sf, of Broad Braok. Seid- SH0PPIN8 $4,671, and to the Dioceeo, |7,- ceedUigs. Included In the bank- with offices in the District. rently, five Grave B t reeidenta a n man’t 6-month- old (T a u g h te r. m C D IC A L :t:s T: - w '• perior Court Judge that leasing the pation of West Berlin. He prom­ tricia Hill and daughter, Tariff- 978.87. ru | it^ ara outstanding nptss, Until this decision vyaa mads, petlUoaing for a aewer. Tlwy ara PNAR fluency land would‘not be unconetitutional. ised to hand over Soviet occupa-' villa. Sherry, in the foont ae«t was - Martin denied any Implication martgigea and a I36.SM nlevel Uta DIatrtet arran gsi^ ^ own in- oppond by • sixth Grovel S t nal- Uutwwn ttt Ota tfoer. hnt aRaotina- M C M U N fr. M. WM ettarged in a Uxpayera’ tion ^ w e ri in B u t Berlin to the biSCHAROBD TODAY: John that the project waa prepoNd only vnuriung plant located on Boatiton auranes program. dant wM oMu about half tha •ult B u t Gennane. tten at Bo»* Longlln, 397 Woodbrtdge Bt. after hewa that the two ■choola HUl la Andovor. Barllar In tha atvaalag tha board btroot ftlMUga. pital showed b6 tajtirlaa. \ > A G B T E N e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, c o n n * T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 18, 1968 MANCHBSl'ER BVBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1958 PAGE ELEVEN BUGS BUNNY UUR BOAKDING HUU8B frith MAJOR HUOFLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wednesday evening. A t 7 p.m. Church will meet at the Cornmun- by American Southern Appalach­ HOW ABOUraiVIN'MEAI «C M ‘ (WHEWi; X COULP»ET> Answer to Previoue Puirit WELL.Oer Colutnhia South Windsor Wapplng Grange will roll the Mis-, Ity.HaU' Alleys on Main St. S i^ ian Mountain boys/dnd girls who 00IN6 ‘ HANP WITH THESE d CARtntD THAT Screen Star fits %nd the AU-Stara 'will bowl uippy at 8 p.m. for an evening of don’t have enouglKwarm clothes to ‘ IM AU. SET T' BEFORE IT .SHINStES- PUFF a n o th e r STEP! MY A^EMORVi NOT THAT 0 AD, agailist Wapping. A t .9f p.m. it will, bowling; I go to school in ^ Id weather. Adult B R E A S T E D W H i t E TORICE y S FIX VER POOF, ■ , STARTS TO SZAMOS HOWLP/MONTMORENCV be the LIths vs. St. Francis and Each couple is asked to bring clothing is also needed. FDOPSY! lWAIN THAT’S MARTHA. MV LOVe.YOO'RE A « ACROSS •4 Slimmer (Pf.) Yuitth»Find Coiirt Fines FLINR HAS SPENT MORE Shepards vs. Snow’s Garage. a bo: lunch-for two. (^nreh Notes ■ TUUF TREE FARM WHAT ; RADIAHT AS A 9UNE SRIDEIM t,4 Screen itar, 65 Hog .Division B teams will b o w l After bowling the club will ad­ Onr turkeys have been winnera nt the Bostbn Shew tn the Oven A SOAP advertiseweht / t r u l y tlMSVN STIRT^N A 66 Abstract being Junior Choir of Wapping Com­ I'M < coffeespoon , a w ? h a s TTiursday evening A t 7 pjn, the journ to the home of O. Edgar munity''CTurch will rehsidie at 7 Dreated naaa; We prepare ready for the oven., PAYINO IT'6 A PITY I CAN'T ESCORT VOU Jfear Tracks East Hartford ABOUT AS MUCH c h a n c e f She la at home DOWN South WlndsoE Fire Departipsnt Westbrook, Mountain View Rd. for b.mMoniorr6w and SeniOt Choir >WFOR t o v m e o w l s ' p a r t y t o n ig h t .'' on I njotion will j(oU agelnat Prospect Tevem a social hour. PRICES SAME AS LAST YEAR! IT S /N HONOR OF MONTMORENCY OF STAYING pUT OF OAIL 1 Ashes of I w^follow at I p.m. AS A HOT DOG DOES OF picture — . seaweed Four Columbia xhlldrcn found and the Losers meet the Hill- Evergreen Wood OE8 ^'The Wapping Cemmundty iOe Lb. N r . Oreaeed tiader 29 Lhe,—Over M Lbe. Me FLINK.WHO h a s JU ST RETURNED Resident $109 12 City In The 2 Notion what they- bellve to b* bssr traoka buitea A t 9 p.ni. It wlU be South Evergreen Chapter OBB Church Women wiU have an Tee! We Pim the Ttadepa—dtelivered to Maabhester If Too FROM s e r v in g h is COUNTRY- ' KEEPING OUT OF A SAND­ au Netherlanda 3 Intend Saturday near the Andover town- Windsor Tobiulco Farms vs. East will observe Fast Matrons ppd day aeving meeting Friday at the Caanet W k Up Tonmclf HEH-HEH.'l m a y REOUIRE A WICH/— SORRY, t h e 13 Join Judge William J. Thresher last N BANK'S ■ 4 Doctor's line Just off Rt. 87. Wlndaor Tool’^ Die. Past Patlrons Night. tomoiro^St home of Mra.. Florence .Lana 6f '6MALL LOAN-WE'RE CHiPP/NG 14 Mariner c l o s e d / assistant 24 Colonize 47StanzA The yoiingstera, Karen Tasker, night St the Town Court session C pitrleion ^ m a bowl Friday. 8 p.m. at tbs Masonic Temple. Blltngton Rd. FRANK HARASIIRUA V N TO BOY AN APPROPRIATE 15 Meadow 48 Weight '5 Individual 21 Pealed and her brother, Robert, Peter fined Richard D. Tarasclo, East At 7 p.m. Vamer Tool roll the There .adU be a ,Jewelty,.^aemon* AiSiatant hpsteaaei will be Mra. A8H SWAMf .RO., OLAST6NBVRT 1 TBL. MEdford 8-M18 — — ^ g i f t 1N , 16 Annual . 26 Heavy blow deduction 'T ir r * ' disappreciation 6 Wine (Fr.) Eartlett and Ricky Flliton made American Legion and the Acee will Stratton ^ Mrs. Lola K ^ e r which Clara Finnej^'‘ aAd Mra. Pauline «» VA ^ < income (Fr.l 7 Attorney (ab.) 27 Wild ox of 49,Distinct psfl Hartford, 1100 for driving while a plaster, cast of on- of the im­ meet the Mystery, Men. A t 9 p.qa, win follow the meetlng/lt will be Grant. 17 Her talents ^ Retains Celebes 10 Be borne hia license was under suspension 11-19 prints, found in a marshy section it will be South Windsor Remd'Ys. open tq the public. » The monthiv Council mealing of — many 9 She is a 29 Wind 12 Departed' and $9 for failure to stop at a stop 13 Baking ' of the woods. Burnham A Rose 'Oarage and • Refrehhments v m be served by the Wapping Community Church AI.I.K^ OOP BY V. HAMUN 18 Window parts cinema —— 31 Couple Bumham'i Service Ststlon. va. 20 Analyze a chamber The cast shows the imprint to sign. Bend of $200 was posted and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Grennan will bs held in the Ruth Crockett 10 Orgaml of 32 Spanish jar Pleasant Valley. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burn­ room Friday from '8 to ft:S0 p.m. TOURE not GO'N' I c a n t believe a AWRISWT, SO I'M DEAD sentence hearing 33 Great in 14 Bugle call be an -inch .in depth, live inc'^es the ease ,ls being appealed to the ON TVII3 Picnic? TWINS MDU 5AIP.' 1 JUST PONT SEE a n y 22 Seine It Large plant slature 17 Novel across and about five inches long. Court of Common Pleas. Judge Salvatiba Army Driyb ham. , ^ M V PAL,TIME TO WMAT'S TVI IP >OU WASN'T < SENSE IN GOlN'OUT Co-op Nursery^ Parent’s Night Manchester Evening Hemid CASH 58 Oriental There is still time to give to the 24 .Mariner's 19 Conclusion 4>M^- (Fr.) The cast also shows five humps Thresher also gave a disposition (t DEPART' OL GUZ'5 WAO ^ r'M NOT STANDIN', I'P SAY I AN' CONQUERING direclion 43 Above ( poet. porgy which could be toes o. pads. SalVetloi^ Army drive eceording , South Windsor Co-operative South Windsor correspondent El­ to "wrap up" your 21 Roman bronze In one ether case. i6 ABOUT TO intebestep TOU'S DEAD' / TH' WORLD.' 2.1 Highway -23 Meddle 41 Employers 19 Sea eagit This is the sec.md time in four to eamneign chairman Mine New­ Nursery School will hold a Par­ more O. Bumhnm, telephone 28 High card Constable Charles Jurgelas said berry. Donations in any amount ent’s Workshop meeting tomorrow Mitchell 4-M74. years that the possibility of a he stopped Tarascio after the lat­ HOUDAY EXPENSES .10 Blemi.h may b » sent dlrtktly to the treas­ at ^ p.m. in the Wapping Commu­ OtotoMA ^a# M^aa T“ r " r H r r 7” r i6 r bear being in that area has come ter by-passed a atop sign at Rt. TM M T KTi 34 Feminine up. Norman Batchelder, Karen urer,-Richard Rothwell, Ellington nity House. Maial.«lshsr . appellation lOA and Rt. 6. He said thS accused mm Is M «ii 1. law tir v*sr kslMsy sSessIsil li (J IL and Robert Tasker's uncle, said Rd. Checks should. be made pay­ ^ 'There ai;a rtodr two openings for ilh. caw tt cltss as SaU anit...M pM leur nMIsrtaSgtt k ikiHl 31 Witticism * could only produce a license which (gH AR ITY he saw a bear run nto the woods able to the Balvatkm'Army. / three year- bids. Anyone wishing MMirMUl *. catoCaaiT mwever KM IS Csrlac (Da MMam . . . «flb DOESN'T 38 Winglike part 15 expired In April, 1958. jsr^tswr'ntT' i1 in 1W4. Mills Newheify, direotor add more Information should contact •OKriCiaL’t aashnln latacaaUaaal eatoCisM CaiCI ALWAYS 37 Recent (comb, 'V-- Tarasclo claimed he stopped at Mrs, Edward Kuehn, residential Mrs. Richard Doran. Sta. 57, or BEGIN AT (orm) li ft it il Columbia Lake Bowmen will the sign and that he didn't know sponsoq a pheasant shoot Sun­ director, wish to thank an the Mrs. Robert Melsonj Willow 8L I m M SM te SMR — Laana life-insured at law caed H0 ME= ,Ht 38 Deep hole his license was under suspension, Wapping Fair A md. iH'JTitnn ii day. It is to be a big game round, volunteer- workere w h ^ have 39 Sick n h although It had been suspended participated in thla drive Including Wapping Fair Association will 806 MAIN ST.. Ovw Woelworth's, MANCHESTr** 40 Muhg bean handicap tournament. Twenty- and reinstated In 1957. He said he hold an important meeting Friday IT i7 TT n j6 n K targets, life sized wild animals in Girl Scout Troop 1 under the lead­ Mitchell I-41M • Ask ler the YES MANager 42 Measure o( didn't know hia license had expired ership of Mrs. william Driacoll. at 7 p.m. at the We’nnln" r’o '"'” OFCN THUaUAY EVEdlNGS UNTIL I FM. cloth natural color, will be set up about and that he had received no renew­ m - If k Mrs. Ekhvard Kqehn announces nity House. AU officers, superin- a lata il Ills NM. 91941 «lm well la CARNIVAL BY DICK TlIRNKh 43 Verbal the coirfge for the archers. al notice. . It wawmla. aiaaMt laimi».aw U liaM .aW. 44 Po.s.sessive that ahe will haiw “Open House" t*ndcnts and workers are urgeu to PINE LENOX 3S J) Open td the public, registration Atty. S. Robert Veiillo, who ap­ at her home on Ellington Rd. this attend. ’* , O lata. a-....aieiai, riNANCt ee,______pronoun for the shoot will be on the Lake peared for the accu.sed, {xjinled 48 First woman evening from 7 to 9 p.m. All re­ Refreshments will be served. 11 Hi ' i r Rd. range, at 1 p.m. out that although Tara.scio was turn witll be made at this .time. Clothing Drive PHARMACY PRtsni.LA’S POP BY Al. VKKMKKR 48 Revolves Live pheasants, will be prestent­ 31 Fungoid convicted of a traffic' offense In Ouya and Dolls Bowling Children are asked to bring HI H5 Hi n ed In three divisions, men, w’omen NO, YOU ) ( YOU CAM YOU CAN WAVE t h a n k s . di.sease of Hartford during July. 1958, the The Guys and Dolls Couples Club good, used clothing to school thia $M B. Center 81— Ml •-0S8t BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. ------(PAINFUL CAVITIES, M O M and junior. court said nothing about his license DON'T < / GROW UP plants IT 50 si r of the Wapping Community week. The clothing la badly needed HAVE ) (WITW DULL, d e n t a l B IL L S , Y O U 'R E 11 Blackbird of 7 Arthur Hale, Instructor, urges being under suspension. all local archers to participate. T TO I - X ^----- J , FALrjfc V -K A G O O D cuckoo family ii 57 58 5?' L6 Tarascio said when he went to T E E T H S r fc F. TH SPORT .18 Penetrate Spectators are Invited to witness the Motor 'Vehicle Department to n ' IF YOU 80 Egga U IL IT the shoot, for which there Is no renew his license following hia re­ AW, MOM! DO LIKE' 61 Disencumber charge. cent apprehension by Constable n I HAVE TO.? 82 Erects (/i (.5 U> Farewell to Classmate / Jurgelas he was told his license HtSSINE 83 Fiber knots It Judy Martino, with her mother la still under suspension and that ,'PlRWNSl SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL and brothers and sisters, will the old 1958 license never should leave here In about two weeks to have been issued. join her father, stationed in Tripoli, Prosectuor George Stone said I'M < ______William W. Thompson and Mrs. KM W, UA.l«< >««»<.> Chauncey M. Squler Sr., co-chair­ day of a heart attack. He at one mond Livermore, league president, .JUL— "I should have been suspicious when he left his favorite time was co-publisher of the said the roll-offs would establish 0 0 •when yeu want it! »n KKN IMM) Hurt mtONMUi:! I* men of the local fund drive for .lUUD SAXON TV programs without an argument to go Windham Community Memorial Clarksburg (W.Va.) Telegram. standings at the end of the first (>•>« 0 Montfomet-y. Ala. - Stanley S. quarter of the current bowling ses­ ITS ABOUT to the store for me!” 0 N|AL> Hospital have arranged a kick-off TIME I meeting to be held In Yeomans Paulger, 74, one of the South’s sion. The schedule Is as follows: n PUT A 1! Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. The leading portrait photographers, Division A teams will bowl straight LINE INTO I iri’I.E SI'OBT B.v KOllSON eleven captains, and their workers died Monday after a brief illness. are asked to attend. Paulger. who war born In Detroit, backbone KABlOON'A ANP IT ^ VZ-lWG H. A. Waldkoenig of New York, operated a Montgomery studio for VOU WOt»/fD BE6lNNlNi3 3 '^UF.T’i managing the campaign for the 50 years and in 1941 wqa. named ABCUlMf .TU'A TO fpbl hospital, and Richard Orgrean. “ Best Photographer in the South­ POWER Sf-ORC'. ...OR THE juiCv BETTER -ii---"■/ hu.sineas administrator of the hos­ east." AifftApy. cfNri's’ „ H FEE VOUU L06E pital, will talk to the group. IF VCU rON'T COME ON • • T /-rA',. Detroit - Harrington E. Walker, HEARING ppODure TM05E 6fve ANriLL Thanksgiving Meeting 74, former president of the Hiram estimates? ir \ Columbia Grange will meet in W alker Co., died Monday. He was ill I n e w A.V. ' WELL rOR Yeomans Hall tomorrow night to the grandson of the original H i­ ONCE iN MV hold its annual Thanksgiving ^ £ N i T H LIFE I \\ ram Walker, founder of the dis­ / ./A L..ai;....:L...... meeting. Members are asked to tillery, and was prssident and gen­ THINKINO \ bring articles to be put in a about 5 M f- eral manager of the firm until It 0OOY use../ Thanksgiving basket for a needy was sold In 1927. Later he held H r I - n t B C BY JOHNNY HART family. many other executive posts in biial- They are also asked to bring neas firms. BUZ SAVVY UR BY BOY CRAMi PRIDE .' MAY THE SCOURGE WHY MUST WE Be QUICfCLV; e a t t h e s e w h a t ! -- and MAKE A their Christmas gift for. the Mans VEXBD BY THEE, OH B U R S. OF TH E field State Training School to this for 90 0 THAT OF THE c e n t u r ie s POUR FO O L OF MYSELF f meeting. This, Mrs. Ruby W olff, ‘Like Stored Wisdom* VT MISBRADLE PRIDE? QUINCY BUSH, AND BE PERFUME DOWN UPON TUBE,OH ^------,______^ lecturer eaid, is because the first hoaring impairmanta AGAIN! ROTTEN PRIDE ! RIP OF PRIDE f o r e v e r ! 71/ meeting in December will be given New York, Nov. 18 i/45 Presi­ PIKAKEf over to 'nstall-'t'op.' dent Eisenhower endorses daily THE KIND Y Celebrates Birthday - reading of the scriptures. FREEl|>atKp Thomas Kowalski was sixteen A letter from the President to WMEHTMim ■ siaeise aiat TAJ MAIMU Friday. His last big football USES. the American Bible Society was game of the season was on Satur­ made public by the aoclety yeater- QUINN'S PHARMACY day; Tommy is fullback on Wind­ day in connection with the an­ PHONE MI $-4186 ham High School's varsity team. nouncement of ita annual Thanka- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kowalski, Co­ glvlng-to-Chriatmas reading list. • ••where yen want It! V lumbia Center, entertained about “ Like stored wisdom," the Presi­ 100 relatives and friends at a par­ dent said, "the lessons of the Bible ty in Yeomans Hall Sunday, In are uaeless unless they are lifted honor of the young man. out and employed. A faithful read­ Alumni Meeting ing of Scriptures provides the cour­ M K K h l.F HY m ch I'AVAI I I John LaCroix o f Somers, former age and strength required for the advisor for the Horace W. Por- BUT HE MONT THIS DID YOU WANT TO SEE ME living of our time." MICKKY FINN BY I.ANh I FONARIV EVERY TIME I TIM E. TM GOING TO ABOUT SOMETHING, AAATUXK? ASK THE BOSS fDR SPRING IT ON HIM A RAISE HE FINDS SUOOENLY AND CATCH There'i alway$ an abundant auiq;)ly of oyital-clear, coniUot 90ME EXCUSE TO HIM BY' i TURN ME DOWN tamparature hot watar ready d ^ hr night when you chooat '•{FORE LOSSES HAPPEN, INSURE WITH LAPPEN’ a modem dtctric water heater. Water is heated faat,

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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK* TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 MANCHESTER EVBNINa HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1958 FAGH THIRTEEN THE H e’s a Big Man Now Herald Angle Averages Better Tlian 145 Yardsf ■y /* Afo E A R L Y O S T Holds Haney Reports Giants Still iii Woods State Retains Sport* Bditor Kennedy! g Edge Qub Ckn Win AMOMB 'Tz-ie Nu. 1 Position All-Time Scoring Record* In Long-Shot Title Bid PRCyS T U A S Whew! One hundred and t'wenty points in one football In Pro League Withotit Red TuiB A iQ T / a u r game^ This was the total in the rec6nt New Haven Teachers a i A t t P f J m T riumphs In Weekly PoU at American International College contest at Springfield. The New York, Nov. 18 (/P)— Tackle Roosevelt Brown is out of ’ Pliiladelphia, Nov. 18 (/P)— Milwaukee,' Nbv; 16 (fH-Man- < the ho^ital, but the New York Giants are anything but out Elm City powerhouse prevailed by a 78-42 count. It was, in Cleveland’s James Brotvn, ager 9Ved Hanev declared last PATTON New York. Nov. 18 (40—JLouiei- short, a marathon hy many standards a.s well as a nightmare night his Milwaukee Bravbs can Of the \vood8 in their long-shot bid for the Eastern Confer- ana State, the nation'* only major '‘ who broke the National Foot­ for writers and scouts wlio charted the action. tVas this a win their third ah’alght National ence title in the National Football League. In IC4AI college football team atlll unbeat­ ball League’s ground gaining League pennant next summer With Brown — and halfback en and untied, baa opened up a record score? 't ^record last Sunday, has aver- without second baseman Red Alex Webster and tackle-guard Bill Sacherrk, one of Manches cut, and right now it doesn't look New York, ,N'o\. 18 (/T)— wide lead in the race for the -1 Schoendienst. Jack Stroud - • out of action, the national champlonablp in the Aa- lev's top flight football officials,, lIBgcd better than 145 yards a He hastened to add. however, Giants blew their share of the at all good." TliG scene is r cnrriclor at aociated Pre»» poll of sports w rit-! asked this question. The East Sidev j 'game. ' that he wasn’t counting the Eastern lead in that nightmare at Whether the Giants are out of Manhattan rnllcpr. Waiuler- ers and sportcasters. ! served as head linesman in the two i Brown surged 152 yards »as | Redhead out. Schoendienst 1., in Pittsburgh Sunday won by the the rac* depends on what they do With the season fast drawinjj;; points a minute game. “I haven't Cleveland heat Washington 20-KL ' a SI. Louis hospital awaiting Steelers 31-10. against Washington — and Phila­ insT a r n II n fl arc assorted ; delphia and Detroit. They have to coaches, officials, haiiKcrs-on to a close, a bln vote of 183 w rit-! done as much running in .years, " he Lit brought pis season total to - reaulta of testa to determine All three flrst liners were hung ers and TV-radlo men left LSU i reported. I mentioned that the an­ T,16S yard*. 17 more than Phlla-1 whether he hag tuberculoeis. up in the Baltimore upset of two beat all three to have any hope of and a fc\i iic'^sincn. the unquestioned Usiler. Despite nual Five Mile Road Race was less .delDhia’a Steye Van Buren’a rec- ' "We can win without Schoen­ weeks ago that hoisted the Giant.s forcing a title playoff in the close Ifin'fl** a rfioiii off Un' cor* its close call agathsl Mississippi than two week.s away and that the 'ord of 1.146 set in 1949. Only in dienst,’' Haney said. “ We’U Into a tie with the Cleveland out game with Cleveland Dec. 14. rllor srf* ini' K'fA si'orrrs Iflbnr* Stale, whicij LSU barely topped J practice of running up and down . hi* seventh game has Brown gone come up with somebody who Browns. Only Stroud is ■ sure bet Four Games Left inz to f cure out thr team finish 7-6. the^No. 1 team polled 114! the field for the 19 kickoffs, 17 af­ faelow'113 yards a game And then can handle second. to be available when the Glanl.« In thr Riiii'ii^l rrnt.n-rountrv rhnm- Cleveland haa a 6-2 reconl. los­ firstjdkcc bajlots. ter touchdowns, would put his legs Kh* went 83. ■ "Of course." he added, "we begin their "win-’em-all-or-out” ing -to the Giants at Cleveland and P onv’i.p ' h h.Kt rn/lr«i a few ^ in good shape, "Did you know that! Browp has averaged 6.5 yards may be worrying about Red drive against Washington thi.s rinut''*' vo'lrrfliv At \'sn i Unless Tulane is able to up.set: to Detroit. The Glalnta are 5-3, lulslana Slate in .Saturday’s reg­ I l an in the Turkey Day race once 7 ' .en each Df hie 179 attempts and without cause. He may be all weekend in Yankee Stadium. losing to Philadelphia, the Chicago (*-rtIimt Paik Ahirh Adjoins ular* season finale, the Tigers will j Bill piy track irpr hI''ht''r RSRislant roni* ord. day consi.st of working football ; touchdown. season." mi -mii'-r nf ihe I' lA romrs out fered a fraolui-ed cheekbone in the Biowna should come up to the De­ Auburn moved up to aecond and basketball games and running Near* Record Haney said he had three lec- Colt game, ^ e waa released from cember game with a 9-2 record. of llir I'M.in follo’Ard hv A hnlking place with strong support after its to the stole for groceries. ] ’ The Cleveland whiz is within ! ond baaemen in mind Mel blokr ‘ hn inoUrd likr hr mi;:ht Roach, who broke hi* leg fast the hospital yesterday, but is still Sunday's loas to the Steelers at 21-6 victory over Georgia. Iowa, *ehe touchd044'n of Van Buren's least left the Giants without fur­ The main reason for Bill's call season: Felix Mantilla, and troubled by dizzy spells and a last week’a ninncnip. dropped to ; record Of 18 TD’a scored in one sinus condition. Brown will work ther serious injuries, although was to learn the highest st ore ever season. Casey Wise. sixth position after losing to Ohio posted in' a regulation college foot­ out , today, but Dr. Francis rookie Phil King, subbing for Web­ (dose Foiirlli State 38-28. ■“ Ninth a week ago, Baltimore's Idol Turned Ruffian Due Here Lot of Ifs Sweeney, team physician, doubted ster, bruised some ribs. ball game. Alan Ameche gained 142 yards Army remained in third posi­ if m m Idol turned ruffian, that's the situation Gene Stanlee, above, finds "W e’ve got a lot of ifs," he he'll be ready for Sunday's game. After an earlier 17-10 victory last week to move Into aecond MaJirhrfcter'A Pef^ CIoap. tion after its 26-0 decision over himself cast in these days on the wrestling circuit. Tha one­ ■aid. "These three guys can't Coach Jim Lee Howell said over the Steelers, that Sunday de­ Vlllanova, The Cadets, tied only Answers Supplied i BIU. SACHERRH place with 539 yards gained. time Mr. America winner, with the bulging biceps and blond* hit. with the redhead, but their "We'll jog him today, but if his feat was a tough one for Howell, AtAndout ninner ntth S i. John'* Cleveland's Bob Mlchell didn’t I plAeed fourth In thn by Pitt, still must beat Navy to locks, will team up with Karl Von Hess Saturday night In the fielding tS about on a par." head bother* him, we’II juat have particularly after th* Giant* had Frank Menke'a Encyclopedia of j ' carry the ball once and dropped to I (‘4,'\’s ye«kterdiiy. lie \\m% finish the season unbeaten. j featured tag team match against Don Lewln and Mark Curtis at Haney noted that Schoen­ to let up" built a 10-0 lead Spofts had the answer. j 14 at Yankee Stadium have been third with 518 yards. Jon Arnett, dienst, a switch-hitter, com­ rlorUert In ?4;.%(). A yejir rro the high school. The bout will headline the-benefit program ar­ ■Webster, who waa suited up for "It looked like we had them Sooners .Advance ! Seems that back in 1900 Dickin-, sold. General Manager Ray Walsh Los Angeles, is fourth with 504 plained last year of. paHis In his the lledmen'A Atandouf wna Oklahoma's decisive 39-0 son defeated Haverford Grammar | of the Giant.s' front office expect* ranged by the Connecticut Sporting Club, for the Mutual Benefit the Pittsburgh game as wa* cold.’’ said Howell. "We were still ■ and veteran Joe Perry, San Fran- Aid Assn, of the Manchester Police Department. After winning side when he batted righthand- Stroud. Is a possible starter third In the AAme e^ent. thumping of Ml.ssouri moved the School. 227-0. Six years later, in i a., even bigger crowd than the ed. driving early in the third period, cico, nfth with 494. the Mr. America contest, Stanlee Joined the grunt and groanera against the Redskins, although then we went bad. I>irk llonnhiie of Holy CrriAA, .Sooners up to fourth place with 1916, George Tech steamrolled lit­ one which watched t.r Giants and Eddie LeBaron, Waihington. con­ If this condition persista, \eu Fngland Inlerrolle|rUI*» 22 first place ballot.s. Each of the tle Cum'oerland, Tenn,. 222-0. Baltimore play two v.eeks ago . . . and has been a top performer for the past decade. Tickets ar* Howell remained pessimistic. "I thought the holes , the Qlants' tinues to hold the passing lead. He oa sale at the police station or may be obtained from any member Haney said, he would consider "We had Alex with ii.s at Pitts­ rhamplon. ivra third In the time flrat four teams piled up more Among other name colleges. Okla­ Bruising Hank Bauer, veteran has a 9.52-yard average gain. TTie platooning Schoendienst and offensive line opened i were big in of ?4:3ft than 1,000 points on the basis of homa. still a powerhouse, white­ New York Yankee oiuflelder, waa of the department. Three other bouts will complete the card. burgh." said Howell, 'but that Pittsburgh, but after viewing film* lightest player In the NFL, he has Roach against righthanders and damaged right ankle and knee had i.erry \ lehl, n lorni hoy nnd 10 for first, nine for second and washed Kingfisher (Can’t tell you too small In high school to play lefthanders, respectively, of the game they looked ei'en larg­ thrown 102 passes and completed him limping badly. He’s that type tenmmAte of (loAe’A, 2Mth so on down to one for 10th place. where this school Is, or was locat­ football, Bauer weighed 102 56 for 971 yard* and lilne touch­ "That’s why I .sav. we re go­ er. They were there all right, but ed.) 179-0 In 1917. of runner who depends on the bit we didn't get the points" In A held of IW of the rmintry’s For the first time Bince the s|mrt began here hack in Ifl.'il Donough, Jack Toomey, Go-Captains We.s Feshler and Wisconsin held tight to fifth pounds during hi* junior year and downs. ing to b* an 'if bnll club," leftillng rolleiflate rroAA country after beating. Illinois, 31-12, and Individual scoring record for one 1.50 when he gradusted. Following Los Angeles' Bill Wade jumped Dartmouth and Tigers Haney continued. "There is no hAiTlfr^. the crack Manchester High School soctef teaiti compiled Gary Milek, Bruce McLain, Danny Dormer and Steve Texas Christian advanced to sev­ game is held by one Leo Schlick a lengthy tour of duty in World from fifth to second place 44'ith an question about It." rioAC, Donohue and \’frlil ivlll an undefeated .season, '['he liigh-.scortiig Iniolers chalked Thomas; middle row, Bruce Stone, Mike Geciauskas, of St. Viator, ind. He scored 12 Post mortem* of the 1968 -..eur t h m ^ a m o enth. a step behind Iowa, by War II with the Marines, Bauer 8.41 average. He gained 372 yards AOyg IW0>4 7BA£V all compete In the Five Mile up M victories, a .school iccord. a.s against one lie while Billy Kiihimann, Bill Stiiek, F.ric Swansop. Kevin Uear- knocking off Texas 22-8, touchdowns and kicked 28 of 29 blossomed out Into s solid 200,- on 42 attempts for the biggest in- World Series also came In for Pettit Re-Writing Cage History Road Race here ThankH|i:h Inf In Ivy League Decider O v O ra S A ’ rB J Z winning ('('II, and Stale chan'ipioiishi|i hoiino. The MioH doii, Mike Morasco. Tom Ansaldi, Chuck Saimond, Hohhy Riirdue clung to eighth off Its extra points for a total of 100 pounder. , His baseball playing . crease In yards of the aeaeon. He attention by Haney, In town to BTAT u B E /\ T h B mnminf. attend a testimonial dinner squad also estahlished a new team .sconiiK reconl of l!l llamill ami Coach Dick Danielson; top row, Roh (Joelir- '23-6 ti'lumpb over Northweatern points! In the high scoring game, weight is 196 has atempted 221 passes, and t~ A * r v b a b and the Air Force Academy ad­ St. Viator defeated Lane College of * « * completed 116 for 1,858 yard* and for Braves General Manager tub s-ro goals and Itollie (datu scl a new indii idual .scoriiiK mark John Quliin. be trying: f>ul for a larklf'n spot ing, Bruce Konadies. .Mike (■hurilla, Mike Winters, Bill vanced a peg to ninth. Syractise Chicago, 20.5-0. 13 touchdowna. New York, Nov. 18 (/P)— The two game* that mean the Recommeiifled Reading "If I had th# whole World Detroit Star Tops on A professional football team | of 18 goals. Memtiers of the successful team, reading Kei.sh, George Ordway. Glatr. and Joe Gampnseo. (I’holo made 101 h place by bombing Col- Harvard averaged 54.9 points Lamar McHan of the Chicago most to the Ivy League are both on top this weekend and lliis ts Dr. .lomes FlyanZ pro-1 from left to Tighl. mcliided, fronl row : Duncan Mc­ III- Fallot) g.ate 47-0. per game during the 1886 session Christmas isn't too riany v,eeks Cardinal* dropped from second to Series to play over again," the both were the center of activity yesterday. From a practical little sklpiMr asserted. "I'd pisy fe.Asor of psyrliolofy at Yale Ifni- * Syracuse, a neucomer, moved up for a all-time seasonal team high ' away and some recommended third with 8.08. Baltimore's .John standpoint the biggest is at Princeton where Dartmouth as .Missi.ssippi, upset by Tennessee, while Yale in 1886 averaged 69.7 boo4Norm Van Brocklin of the couraging. Six times a Yale de­ Road Raft! Entry List Eagles has thrown the most vard In Cambridge, Mass. We just didn’t get It. (Warrenl Old Hat to Frank Haraburda Work of Rrain in parentbese.s (points on 10-9-8, its most Iqp-sided win. How the Day) by Dick Pope Sr., Casey The Big Green started working feat by Princeton was followed Spahn end (I>ewi Burdette New \orki Nov. 18 (/P)— Bob Pettit of St, Louis, surpas.s- etc. basis,: Elis coiild use some of those early Stengel -His Half Century In passes. 279. and completed the with a victory over the Crimson, "Not exartlv mine.' flips Dr moat, 146. Wade has gained the on defenses against Princeton's pitched great bell for u*. In ing the record set by the incomparable (ieorge Mikan, is the Made Clear by Giles 1. Ixnusiana .State points this season. Baseball by Frank Graham single-wing attack. Coach Bob while Harvard tied Yale once after fact. Spahn in that sixth gam* first player in National Basketball Assn, history to average Blue fllhlious aie old hat to-bird this year to the first Man- Ryan It ta the work o( our eler- Nani# 1037 Finish A miiiii loll most yards. 1,858, and ha* thrown tnrai brain at Yale 1114, ,9-0, 1,640 The late Fielding (Huppy Up) Jr, The first and third named Plackman will have his freshmen the Eli were knocked off the week pitched one of the greatest Frank Haraburda for sluiwiiig his Chester schoolboy runner to finish 2. Auburn ,21, ,7-0-1, ..,.1.218 Yost's great point-a-mlm,le teams books are music for Yan- the most TD passes, 13. 30 points a game at any stage of the sea.’ion. Pettit currently the holiday run Sturhlrr then proceeds to tark Palmer Retzlaff, Philadelphia, is run single-wing plays during the before. games of hi* career ranks third in the league scoring*------I- prized turkeys in poult,y shows Rirhard Briml#y . 1 1 Miuilint tat' ( 'nllrgr MilwHukce, .Nov. 18 i/P)— U'arren (tiles let .New lin k 's 3. Army ,12, ,7-0-1, ...... 1,162 Bt the Unlvei.'sily of Michigan dur- j kee baseball fans and I’m sure week in an attempt t, orient his Yale quarterback Tom Single- " If we could have scored tliroughout New England A na­ Harahiiida was a flue track and up the list of team scores as ob-' Richard Donohue . Molv (,’roaa th* pass receiving leader tor the race with 270 points in nine games tainrd bv phone from the eler- ambitious planners in on his version of the facts of hasehall 4. Oklahoma ,22, i7-li ....1,146] ing the 1901 thiough 190.5 seasons: that even Boston Red Sox follow- team with an offense they’re yet ton, out fo- a week with an ankle runs, we'd have won it handa tive of Manchester. Haraburda lia.s cross coiiiitry runner in high ( 'liarlca Rohbina . . 2'.\ New’ Yotk Pitmen ( ’luVi second consecutive week. He has right on the 30-polnt a game but school here and was runnerup to Iru nl hrafn 7b inttes away at Yale •■). Wisconsin ,6-1-1, ...... 872 averaged 564 >2 points per season.] era will find both good reading . . . to face. Injury, reported back and is ready. down." ton. Mikan had a nine-game pace been raising turkey* fo, I lie pa.a! ( ’hnrlra Dvaon 12 E inniah AmerM an A (' life Iasi night. Forming a third ma.jor league, said the .Na-, 6. Iowa , 4 I I 6-1 -1 , ...... 812 ; brought in 38 to 36 foi- Ray Be. ry. Mort Cooper, John McCUiakey in the Aral five It hM Notre name second with The Wolverines, in winning .55 of i Latest book to reach the desk is ' Baltimore, and Clyde Conner. San Blackman also counted end His alternate. Art LaValle. has a of 29.3 in 1950. 20 years He is now a resident of Petev C'loar tnlin a I ’ m\ rfHit \' lioital League president, "is easier to acrom|dish through a 7. Texas Christian ,7-1 .. 647 Glastonbury and owns and opei- Mile Road Rare ever held here in lf>7, Armv third with 118. Man 1 .57 gaines over this span. Inclnd-| Joe King's Inside Pro Football Francisco. Conner caught eight Roger Hanlon, with a broken nose, shoulder separation and is fin­ I ,aw rener St ( ’!«ir I !* Mb niui 11 a n < 'nliego I'lTss rrlfBse than actiiall.v getting*------' 8. Purdue , 8 i i fi-l -1 , ...... 630 ^ing one He. averaged 49.28 points I Prentice-Hall) with the aid Of pro The Hawk star trails in the bat­ ated Ihe Tulip Tree Turkey Faini 1927. In addition to running the fiattan fourth with IS7 and Penn 1 the t'liiea, parU« aiul ii’avera’’ , . ' laat week. Woodley Lewis of the and halfback Jim Eurke. with a ished for the season. The EH also tle for scoring honors only because Ex - Cardinal Plate fifth with 143 9. Ale Knrce ,7-0-1, ...... 498 per contest. football telecasters, Johnny Lu- neck injury, as being set for Ssl- have center and linebacker Mike Sport Schedule on Asli Swamp Rd. Ills rurrenl farm. Haraburda i* a third shift ' At Ihr sarnr time. Gllrs appat- "'‘ sequent oxpanaum pmgram Cardinals moved from seventh to a he has played In fewer games than worker at Pratt A Whitney Air­ Little ( ’rawford Kennedy of mUlv ,a m opp.mltlou to Comm,a- 0-, rarn, ting playr.a, ( .iloa aa d, 10. .SyiHi'Use ,7-1 i ...... 460 * m « Jack, Red Grange and Tommy urds.v’s replay for the 1957 title Pyle off the injury list. flock, hefoie tlie dual holidays - Wtilinm Mnrtd Nf.l III Mcdfnt ft ( '1111. tie for fourth with Del Shofner, tha -leaders. i Tltanksgiving and Chil.stiuas - craft In East Hartford. Micliifan .Slate already had won that meant rooperalinc w Ih he Second ten: Ohio Slate ,6, 426; Harmon. King, veteran New York Los Angeles. Each has 32 recep­ bagged by Princeton. , I'rnnk Maalrraon . I na11 lu lif’d aionn hord bricks hopes for an . v i, . . ' ? ii » Florida 208; .Mls.sisslppt 197; Van­ Tix All Sold Most Improved Saturday, Nov. 22 Detroit's George Ysrdley, who' Pi t C ll P r Dies numbera 1590 the individual title for the second # X . .. I-,!-,.,* u.*,. baacbRi Ira nine gronnnH. the h g i writer, describes the rise of pro tions. Lot of PreparaMon I .eon Socha . . . l 'I '«inn I' l (isii expansion of major league base- . , ^ derbilt 1.54; Notre Dame l.'i7;i Professional Wrsatling. 8:30 — has seen action in 12 games, tops For the last six years. Hara- Straight \ear. covering the five- •' schools, colleges and Little All box and reserved seat tick­ football from its loosely organized, Brown tops the league In total They did s lot of work prepar­ Yale’s Chief Scout Harry Jacun- Rn t c Roberta ...... I '( ‘tnin l‘ r«iM)i Clemaon 152; North Carolina ,1,| ets for the Now York Glants- poorly attended days to lts,p)aca skl told the team that “ Harvard High School Gym. the point-getters with 290 for a Little Rock Ark , Nov. 18 lAS biiida'a hurls have accounted for NB.4 at a Glaiire mile grind through a ateady drlr- I ’( '(Hill !• msh HaHcball. saltl Giles, must "keep points scored with 102: The Chica­ ing at New Haven and Cambridge 24.2 average. Minneapolis rookie .lun Mnnak ...... i I ’2S,; .Vlissisaippi State 97; Cali­ Cleveland Browns Nstional Foot- as one of Apierica's most colorful is tile most Improved club ‘n the •Mori Cooper, flreballlng Cardinals' at least one flist place in the Bos­ rle In 24 21.6 No elei tricai brain Sumner Korliea I ■( '(Hin l•‘l fish a small structure. rHlher than en- "We must aUract more players go Bears Willie Gallm'ore is secohd too but someone got out the sta­ Tbursday, Nov. 27 Elgin Baylor is second with 285 Eaetern Division wna needed to figure that one fornia 8,'i; Northweatern 76. I Imll League game on .Sunday, Dec. and most po|)ular spectator sporls. Ivy League." citing mainly a solid ton Pouilry Show considered II,i r,aidner Wright 1 '( 'i»nn Var.Mit \ liirgmg It and dtluling It." game." he said "We must with 66, Baltimore's Lennie Moore tistics )>ook to see if there would Turkey Day Road Race. 10.30 points for a 23.8 average. righthander who wllh hi*, brother W. L Pet. G.B Kennedy was a cool 8b yards In defen.se. .No. 1 show in the East. Last yea, nermuft \\’ftaaerninn I i ‘ritin \’n I Bit \ Speaking before more than 300 hold out to them the great oppoi- third with 60, Los Angele.*' Paige be sny indication from past per­ — Main St , opposite .School St. Fourth In scoring la riilladel- Walker formed one of basebaH's he ai'Oied one flist, a second, one .New 5'ork ...... 8 1 .889 - front of second place Ron Tiregory Ktiherl 'I’nlioraak I '( *<»iin \ ill .*<11 V prrsrm.s at a leatlmonlal dinner for lunity baseball fiffers and encour- Cothren, fourth with 59 and Phila­ formance how thr clubs would Harvard Coach John Yovicsin High Football vs. East Hart­ phia's Paul Arlzin. who ha.s pump­ lop bstterlea In the 1949s, died | ihlrd and a fifth. Hi* most popular •Syrscuke ...... 3 .667 of Notre Dame . .6 2 Uii hartl Shoniinn , . I i 'nllll Vlll Bit V (iennal Manager John Quurn of age lUHny to explore their abiliUea delphia's Bob Waltson fifth with make out. needed no special gimmick to give ford, 11:30 — High School Field. ed in 253 points in nine contests here yesterday at the age of 4.5 Boston ...... 4 3 .571 "It took Jual 31 minutes from bre.ed Is a broad bresled bronze 3 ('olm I’ttidnflo ...... 1 ■( 'imil 1 ll \ tlie ItiHves. Giles added - ^ major Cage Loops 63. It was a waste o time. Basing his team Incentive fo- Saturday's for a 28.1 average, second only to with white feHtlieis. Philadelphi* ... . .4 5 tlie time we made the phone call Death was due to eirrhosis of .444 4 (ieorge I’lirannH 1'(''»nh Va I'Mll If enlargement means dilution 1^’agiie diamonrl Unsung All-America Gridders Again on top in punting Is Wash­ Yale's chances on performances game. He simply reminded them Pettit. Once again. for the third WMtem to Yale unlit we had the brain’s the liver and staph.ylococcal Infec­ Division Uobei I Nicflonunn . . . . 'Ill 1 'l ’"00 \'l41 Sll V of oul prodmt, we are not keep- (.^utnn heard himself desfuibed Opttii on Dec. 1 ington's Sam Baker with a 45.1- after facing Princeton, which tri­ that they lost 54-0 in New Haven NB.4 al a Glance Kenny .Sear* of the New York tion. He died at St. Vincent's In­ straight year, Haraburda had do­ W. L G.B. derision." volunteers Dr Ryan last year. Pet. Robert i Jngnr . , 1 ■( ’"ON \ a1 Mlt\' mg faith with the people." ;« and a real cham- yard average for 31 punts. Then umphed 50-14 Saturday, this Is Knickerbockers maintained hi* firmary, where lie had been a nated a turkey to the Aral Man­ St 1.4),ll* ...... 6 3 .677 _ "That Imiuded reading the list of ( ‘imrlea I iMlIinnn . . ri'onn Va 1 Mll <»lles said hr favored coopera- I’.v a host of National and Include Dixon and Anastas com* Don (handler, who was third v.’hat they found; Yovicsin said halfback Toro Tueade.v's' Nchedul* lead In field goal airuracy with a patient for about three weeks. chester resident to finish Ihe Five Detroit ...... 5 7 finishers off If the brain wanted lion witliin haiehall on all levels American League c luh officials. He Both the Ree .Senior Basket­ .417 2'» A Ifi ed ( 'iTtSM . . .. ni rc.mn l■■|(1 If4h previously, with 44.3; Max McGee, Twelve times when the EH have Lawson isn't fully recovered from Boston v*. Detroit at St. Louis. .519 mai'k, stslistirs released to­ Funeral home attendants ssid Mile Road Race on Thanksgiving Minneapolis ...... 4 8 to hurry. It mulr) give us the re­ m player recruiting, and if neces* polned at speaker.a table by ball l,eague and Businessmen's .333 26 IlltliHi'd SuHrmihl r iia M a chcill I-eagiie ivlll get iinderwa.v Mon­ Green Bay, 43.8; Van Brocklin lost to Princeton they defeated injuries and is not being counted Syracuse at St. Louis. day show. Boston's Bill .Sharman they understood the former St. morning. Also, he will present a Clnrlnnstl ...... a 8 .111 5 sults In one minute once It has llolierl Kwaah . . ■1H IliiMlnii ( 11. aarv. In the sutisldizatton of the wife Miriam. j New York ( NEAI Don Plnr-v ter State completed 50 of 98 42.8 and Dick Deschaine, Cleve­ Harvard. on for the Yale game. However, Monday’s Reeiilt* Is the leader in free throw per­ day night. Iter. I, aeeordlng to passe* for 632 yard*. Hi* favorite I>ouls are recently bought a home the list of finishers " lobn I’oetnn ... 71 W'al ('I fni «i 1iitii minor leagues to guarantee a sup- Same Re>apert am* Feeling ski nominates the first candidate [ land, 42.6. But eleven times after losing to four other Injured. Including start­ No Games. centage at .897. In Berryville. Ark. but had not an annoiineement by Wall.v For­ for the Unsung All-America foot-j receiver, end Bruce Shenk, has r>own ihrougli the years, aror 1 ioronimn \\'il«'f»\ ... lit \oith .Metifl ml ( ’luh ply of talent for the majors, Fred Haney, Milwaukee niana- tin. program director for the Arnett leads In punt returns Princeton they also lost to the ing end Stu hersljon, arc expected Wednesday’s Brhedale Baylor Is out fioiit in rebounds vet moved hta household goods ball team. He Is .Stan Renning. | caught more passes than any re­ !ng big cross country meets has Iitonel Stevrn.«( 7 New Viiilt Pimirri ( 'luh I'ollmv I p to .Announcement ger. said he hoped tliat when Ida Reerention Itepartment. with a 15.2-yard average. Pitts­ Cantabs. to see action. Boston at Cincinnati. with 193 in 12 games for a 16.1 from Houston. Tex., where he had been a heailRche Five runners WilllHin Smith 111 , ... fi7 ( ' lUi 11 Ml lie.1 Mis Views on a third major turn came to leave baseball "I can Montana guard, who won Lineman ceiver in the east. 27. with Pets burgh’s Dick Christy moved up avarag*. Dick McGuire of Detroit lived for five years. must finish In ordet for s srtmol F.rneat Irwin Mam hr.Mtr1 1 lat H’l^ Six teams— Manchester Tnist, of the Game honors for the 14lh Cavarl of Colby leading the north­ from fourth to second with 10.7. 1 league were a follow up to an an- itep out of this game with the Nike, Telephone- Co., North leads m ■sslsts with 92 for a T.7 Mort, s 6-2. 299-pounder, won to be placed In the team scores 1 Jeorge ( Irr.ebien . . , . . . (i'l Nnrtli Mf>(M(ml riiih , noiincement by the New York aame respect and feeling baseball time in 15 outings. ern Division of so-classified small The kickoff leader it Leonard game average. 128 games and lost 7.5 In a 12-year Ends. Company A and Green colleges with 24^ iltk r Tf an Incomplete team finishes .lames ' 'ouctll .1 r ...... 47 iLlfMlrii Hi• a1 A ( • Mnvnr’s Baseball Committee last men have for C^uinn Montana has not won in seven Lyles', Baltimore, with a 40J-yard 'The scoring leaders: major league career, first report­ everyone helnw it ts pushed up s I’aiil Phmnry III . . 1 'nnttachrtl >Iannr— will enmprlse the Sen­ starts, has not held an opponent Right Hlant average. Leroy Bolden, Cleveland, I week that it planned to form a Charlie Grim, former Milwaukee ior la'Hgiie and gnmm will be .... — P’* 6T Pti Avg, ing to the cards 21 year* ago. notch. U s a long mathematical Paul Phlnney ...... 2.5 North Mn MiII .1 ( 'hih to fewer than 20 points. New is second with 29. . Yardley, D-troH IJ 106 W aso 24 3 IN H£:iT10MD 4 IN MiNCHtSTER I third league either within Iht nutnager. said, that as long as played 5londay and Wednesda.v Johnny Steigman has the right Born at Atherton. Mo.. Mort grind Rodhey MneNlrlioll Nru YnrU 1’ionrrr ( 'luh present haa''bail structure or out- (^mnii guides the Braves "Milwau- Mexico scored 44. Brigham Young Andy Nelson, Baltimore, and Conerly’s First Pro TD Pass ] Ba.vlur. MtniieaiMilii in itai U gu nlglits al the high sclinol. alant. i » »<) *0 370 .10 0 was a graduate of the Kansas City NEW SNOW TIRES Ne>er Forgeta -lohn Pchlarfer 11 imt tachrd side H I aiding the majors for kee will never have to worry about 41 and Colorado State .57. ] Jim Patton, New York, are tied in Arixin. Phlla it m M 25.1 2*1 Ban Johnson I.,eagiM. He pitched There Is still one opening In "I have six boy* who could play FOR 1957-'58 CARS ••\Va even ran teach the brain ( ’barton ('titirn . , 2n 1'na11ai ho.1 ► plnyors In an effort to regain a flrsl diviaion hall iliib ’ Grihim “ But the big names with the anywhere in the Big Ten. South­ Interceptions. Cash has seven. Pat­ Shlis. Dsirnit )2 o, 44 246 20 5 for Houston In the Text* j.«ague .loaeph h’reney .... SI .Inim H \ A l\\r» team status for the city is now a Chicago Cub vice presl- the Businessmen's la-ngiie and big teams get all the raves when : ton waa aeventh last weak. Twyman, Clnrinnall » *5 :» 209 21 3 snd Columbus of Ihe American to play rheas," says Dr Rvan Interested teams should contact eastern Conference or anything 11 Years Ago in Fenway Park Resra. N » » Vorli * 4* 4* 304 23 7 NO TRADE-IN "We might heat it the first iimr 'roin Lettnaul Wr^il llt'M. Mla.sR 1 .rjiiinn Giles originally answered that dent a winning record is compiled.' , Jordan. Orirull 13 74 51 30.1 14 5 Assn, before going to the Cards. the Ree no later than tomorrow you name,” says the Rutgers’ but never again It never forgets U'dliHiu (Jrtffin . , . . TiT Main lo'.Mtr'1 11 a I nn B announcement by saying he dtdn t Also speaking were Ainerican slresse.s Sports Editor Plarskl o,'. I’oach. "If you stick around this Rchayos Syrariisa 9 41 47 l*“ 21 n He had made his home at Hous­ Kennetli Anvea night. CliilM already to go In­ Kerr, Svrarus* 9 71 45 H7 30 9 a miatske " Maoi hf.Hh■t 11 at ) in <6 iieheve New York could regain a I/Cague President Will Harndge: the Kalispell, Mont., Dally Inte, j busine.ss long enough you'll find ton th* last five years where he NEEDED Kdwin Marvin Ir ,.,. To . .Avon t M.l I’ anii' Nnlional League franchise hy Charles Comlskey, vice president clude Ihe l.,eflo4ers. Remnants, Lake. "How about the little giiya. Chico Vejar Stops New Y o r k -(N E A )—Th# New» f tr . When Conerly ha* t bad day was connected with a boys camp. YOU KNOW YOUR CAR Inside the room, the scorers Liberty 5lnliinl. White Eagles that more often than not th v* aweal Rarelay Want llaoiilhiu 1 •...... thrrnls of the Chicago White So.x, Parker on the little teams with the not-1 York Giants lined up strong to the his passes don't get any place and Pat Stark, who quarterbacked S^m-lvors Include hi* wife and a HERE ARE YOUR PRICES K ^'l^m.sl! ,\ i and Herm's Camera. The league is not too much difference lalent- Would there be any rlinme of Manfretl Kandat tiur k'lK k is on record as being ui Carroll, vice president of the Kan- .so-hot lecords" I agiee with those Unbeaten DeNucci right with the bell on their 34. New York fans, adept at singling Syracuse teams in 1952 snd 19.53. son The funeral will he at Inde­ Paul I’ulrl /. , , . 1; SI .l"lu) 1 will play one game at the high wi.se between one team of 11 kid* the brain making a mistake'’ ’mv OI ml \ fH\(u of keeping New York open sas City Athletics and Braves' who contend that a player de-1 This wa* early in the second period mil a poor performance by him. is a member of the Orange coach­ pendence. Mo. Arrangements have Thomas HmiM ...... M 1 •nail aclir>(l schiMil on 3Ionda.v nights, ivlth and another, regardless of th* "Not unless we made a mistake temtory for a franchise in som* President Joe Cairnes, i .sbrveH Air-AttVift'Ica recognition | records or where they play." In 1:44 of Sixth and the game was scorelsss. The fill the Bronx yard with bog*. Th* ing staff. not been completed. Robert A ivlrrvN « . Mam hrsi t■1 Hail lot s n doiihlehender planned ever.v whether he plays on a losing club QlanU wanted big yardage this Giants, more often than not the feeding It the list of finishers ' WeDon Heinrich at quarterback. Maurue ( ’ollina Ir S)M 1 ( 'ollOKf’ league supervisor. outmanned and outnumbered. Th* jar ia winning again now that he there 1 think Ml start back for Nomlnallnii* In Order stlckout performer with a loser Is nady. the center, led him with a When the money games come Plus Ts.v Phu. .Mrl >onn Id . . S|illil^;llH. 1 ( *nllO),j r ('ountry Club Women\ Croup Open rosters will preMill . has Ida good luck charm, Charlie up. however,' COnerly look* over Important Week in the Lives Yale '' tliroiiglioiit the senson In both Wi'll. nominations are in order. made even greater because he IToIdman, back with him. good snap. 7.60x14 I »a vid Wtlhnma , . Spnn^;lU'l( 1 ('ollrk'- Conerly looked downfleld. then the defense. To Charley, the big And he was off Philip Walkrien . . . circuits but pla.vers must par­ Have you any candidates? ' comes close to being strictly on . Th* 27-yeai'-«ld Stamford, Conn., BLACK SprinnHrlt 1 ( ’nllORc Many a star ha.s been lost sight sent a firm spiral toward George play I* a touchdown or a first A little Willie later ASA Rush- ( in aid Mrlanrr ... 1 lanililon (’..llrj;,' Hevlects Ann Mannella Proxy ticipate In at least 59 per cent his own. boxer made it four in a row since pf on losing football teams. And Chgverko, the big back from down when It's third and 13. Of Quite a Few Grid Mentors nell. commlBstnner of the U'4A, Philip HlneUnr 1 laintllim (' of the sche«lule . he ,vear-old players and all others Vejar, the sensation of tcle- batant.' ' quite a few football coaches around! champs since they defested Notre Chevy ’87-’fi*-’59 at 1,1C .Manchester Country Club. Harlon Hill of the Chicago Newconibe Family who wa* alone. Carl went the rest Ford g lo a t,T h e mschlne didn’t miss a must be 36 and over. All par­ ' vision at the *tart of the decade, "Put me in a rocking chair," he the country. They have to prepare Dame, and Indiana waa an 16-0 ’fl7-’68-’59 acore " Bears came from' Florence, Ala.. of the way. Last iSifthOs Fifilits \aia7.\ Olhc, officers for the 1959 sesson ticipants must be members of won 80 .in a roW under Goldman explains. for those trsdltlonal closing games loser to the Irish. Purdue went Plym. ’67.’68-’59 23" 27" Phucks, Dr Ryan knew that He \S iii.s S<-oriiijr SIC ss follows: Helen Ayers, ss- the Rec. State Teachers, for example: the Musi Face Judge Including 21 by bitockouts. The crowd of 7,428 sitting in this Saturday -the one* the alum­ through light drills without j Not axactly. The Browns h ad Dodge, Pont. 1*57 was halfway to Yale by now slslaiit chsirman. Eileen Plodzlk, Praetlce session* for Iho Sen­ Chicago Cardinals' Chuok Weber Then Oharll* left to be the train­ -Fenway Park for this night game ni would most like to win. regular fullback Bob Jams In­ 1 Prmidcni e R I ibirly Mm, stirred a little and Conerly trot­ him on the floor so much, if it Olds. Merc. 19.58 I'illr hilt IMissivs seci clHiy, Msry Uangewere. tress- ior I.,eagiie are available at the from Westchester: the Pittsburgh For Tavern Brawl er for now retired world heavy- were a fight Conerly would have jured sgainat Ohio State two ' me 142 W o r r s s I c 1 Mss.* ted toward .-the stfiellne where It Is also a big week in the life Kdsel 1889 25" 2!1" uic, Kalhcrine Glbltn, wa.VS end V hut managers or maelies Steelers’ Jack McClaren from ! ■welght Ohaniplon- Rocky ilarciano. been ruled a technical knockout of Michigan's Bennie Oosterbaan weeks ago sloppcil lirorgc Arsii,|.. I3T I’m must flrst contact Don Cowles. Bethune-Cookman; the 'Washing­ Steve Owen, tb* Giants’ coach, Araujo AiinouiK'cs vldcncc. 2 Fii«rlanught “ That’s It. I'm finished with box­ 186'2. Peoria. Ill,, oulpolnled A1 day. have been indicted for atrociiAis. will officially open tonight at the When Charley Conerly some Illinois lost Soph fullback Bill. HK: with our Andrews, 163'a, Superior, Wls., I England mai ii of i:i2 (loints icg Most tmpi'oved golfer award Edna Hlltnskl 63; net, Mary Quanttco Marines and . Columbia I This leama. ancient history. But can be tackled. intrastate gam* with Duke, while Fisk ing." Arniijo said In his dressing I Istcred hv I'onnci'tlcul's Walt i.Gangewere 68-1.5 53, Class B -' SicLaught'y looked at the Mm* after the opener wllh Princeton, i asaault and battery. Kaat .Sld* Rac when tb* Interma- Chuckin’ Chuck Conerly, aa h* day reaches tha and 6t the road Brown, its leading ground-gainer, Snow Urea 1 10 went to Rov Simon. .Sunday to get a clotie view at what dUt* Lsaguaa wlU lift the lid. But Conerly now has pitched putting hla squad through a light Silver Cobalt Batteries Fur FORDS room “ It Is time for me to quit I TrojanowskI In 194,5, j gross, Ruth Bryant T4: net. Con- Ivy I-eague credentiala carry no I Don waa barnstorming laat w e ^ waa knosTi at Miaslasippl, waa and goM back to hla Clarksdale. o-orkout. for Saturday's game with North- ] Rome Charles Uoiiglas. I3H, went wrong in the line 4\hen Dan with some other major league .In the initial contest the Charter more touchdown paasca than any­ weitem. Senior fullback and Cap­ Dependable Cold Weather when I get hit with a sin ker right I laizr.i (allied .on two short . Major tournament winner* dur-1 „le Kelly 74-25 49-. Connie Kelly ivelght toda.v. j far from being a recruit' even body in the hlatory^f piofeaalonal Miaa., cotton farm, the Giants are TTie game that la symbolic with CHEV. as I did tonight. I had heller quit New York, anil Aimlbsle OmedI, liig the regular season were »s fo.l- ; anrf Rntit Brlant tied for gross, Rorke of Williams sprinted un­ player* and recelx’ed an adjourn­ Oak Grocery will pair off against tain Jack DeK-eaux. out much of Starting 136'-. Italy. Tht'w 8 j pliingc.s and i,,n across a two- While triple threat Austin, then. H* was ■ mature aUileta of football with tha ioao exception not going to relSasa him. tradition— Tale vs. Harvard, this * Volt BAttery . 810.95 while I can atlll roiml Ifl lows; ' • " touched for 74 yard* and the win­ ment. UcBrida’s ' Sport, Oantar at 6:16. They art going to g(v* Mm an the season with a bum leg, will PLYM. 95 Paris Alplionsc Mallml, I I S ',, { I'olnl , onvcrsloii fo, lus windup a.s ning tovn'hdown. amaa.*ed a total of 930 yai^s In Okartair Oak wtll'ba depending on 27 who had played four years at of Sammy Baugh, who oparatad year at Cambridge. Mass., went to lExch. 6 Volt) Other Makes Mimroe knocked- down Aiaiijo - II,c Ow l.s whipped the Purple Spring . Class A Evel.yn Lor- six games, Ggorge Dixon of the Giiiliano said the Newcomboa’ Ola Miss, interrupted by fouf old-Bg* pension. take over the fullback spot. France outpointed Peter Keenan om im Tlie movies show every plav tip tba llkos of B w Carlson and Neil with superior Washington Rad- the preparednesa stag**. Harvard, End Doug Asad snd guard Ross 12 Volt tattery. 112.95 and Model* early In the second round. Oem-ge Knlglil.s, 32-20, In the mud. . entxen over Betty Wilkie, 3 and 1; B 'I II OptMipr University of Bridgeport outruah- attOfne.4’ had asked for another ail* years with the Marines at place* 118\, Britain 10 iNnn-TlIlel. to the touchdown, but there the op­ Pierson while McBride’s w ill'' b* akla taama when defeiiaea weren't a 54-0 loser at New Haven last Aaala were doubtful starters in (E.xch. 12 Volt) $2.00 More got up but was helpless when Ref­ Luzzl'.s coach, Je.ss Dow, caU* CIn.ss H, Hetty Benton 5 to 4 04’*r Baltimore, Nov. 18 ,.15 The eow gretss. sequence shows the teams lining MoParland. A t 7115 Oua’ Grind­ ' AjRar hla' all-out parformanc* Indianapolis (if)—It wasn't for list but all were expected to see runner as I ’vo evei seen. He al- day they wdH open their 1959 home College quarterback, ts the leader granted unless a good reason la of­ in the aeverest type of college' action. r the aecond. I lA>agiiP Rowling Start* Jean Qaudlno 357: net>Lu Ckrvey abheduta against the World Cham­ up for yie extra point. fered, GluHano laid. er, with Btu Twardy and Tetry had done the Job against the Ooita lack of aebool apirit that Indiana- wa.v* has tha little hit extra to McLaughry plan* to borrow th* In paaa completions in the east .Qinntnghain, will mast House and compatiUon In 1966. Whan you MHore a record 71,163 at Tankoe poHi Brood Ripple High gdiool'a Tal* welcomed, bock qUstrler- HOCKEY STANDINGS Munroe weighed 142 to Araujo’i turn on for additl ir.al yard.^ge. S17-M 221. pion New York Yankees on Tnes- with 52 of 107 for 779 yarda and All three brothers have denied figure his high school play—and 137. Bowling leagues for wohien will Williami films td see what hap­ Hale which features Joe TwanmiU Stadium, Conerly w a s standing football team didn't hear many bock Tom Singleton. Hla alternate. And he's the best defensive hack Club Oiamplonahip— Jean Oau- daj5 April 14. The Yanks^alao will seven touchdswna. the charges. , W. be formed Wednesday morning at pened. and ^Im M eAui^. In the finale he’s bean pitching Bine* hla gramr in front of hia locker talking to cheer* aa it loat 20-13 at Rich­ A rt LaValllf, definitely 1* out of L.T. Pt*. IN hARIfOHD IN M4NCHESTEII on the squad" dlno over Peg Stevens, 19lh hole. be niiet the follow’ing night in the JNbthlng more will be heard of mar school daya—th* giiy goa* ..8 4 0 16 9:30 and Wednesday afternoon at Fall — Mary Gangewere over at g:15, the defending town- football writers when Jack Mara mond, Ind. It waa becaUae Brood Saturday’s game with a shoulder Clinton . . . . Count Fleet, winner of racing's flrat of Baltimore'* .46 scheduled Dixon and Anastas because you back 22 years in th* toiqDbMt of ,.7 5 0 14 1:30-at the Bowling Green. Mana­ Barbara Williams, 1-tm. The Springfleic Indians scer*d ehampA MiUer’a meet the.. Elks. flg Uw front office cam* over. Ripple’* four cheer leader* had' M^wnition. Center Mike Pyl* also New Haven OPEN DAUUY * to g Triple Crown In 1943, set a rec- night gamaa—on* more than the BUI (Rad) Mack, aophomore ean'2 see them all and Ihe writ­ all games. ..6 5 0 12 91 CBNTEE Bar. ger Bob Clough reporta much en- Rome Ted Wright, 151. De­ Seniors — Gross, Peg Stsvena 77 goals In 14 American Hocirtgr ntUera wUl depimd on Bob Nell ' tOlila that ok) men sohw room, taken a wrong Yum en th* high­ la avstloM* for th* gtun*. Johnstown . *11 BARK ST. Thura. and FrL TW * ort of 1.43 2/5 when h* won the Orlolai 'playiid' at Ma'morlal Stadi- left half at) Notre Dame, earned ing bo>'s neceaaarily must een- aad op BoUsoonaaiilt. whila the This waa all ana oi Rhiladelphia ..6 6 0 12 MIS-MU thuelaam and Interest at the re­ troit. and Fernando SpalloUa, 191: net. Batty Bentan 201-36 ISO. » * lf * . » ■ t f a a i Dave M C jr. oeV e » the g rew S N i y a flw plajr ^ UW atato at M a M I - f i O m ’* ' ISuBih ahg InBlaao got togothar ca u rlei^ . J ..3 * 6

f 1: -V 'J PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHEjSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.; ^ S D A Y , NQVEMBER 18. 1988 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHF*STBR. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1968 P A G E f i m i M Automobiloi for Sale I'HEKK miGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY aiMl SHORTEN Artldw For itelt 4& Fuel and Feed 49*A HauMhold Goods 51 Rooma Without BaRrd 59 Bastnen LocRtitms Houaea for Sate 72 Houses tor Sale 72 IBM STUOEiBAKBR, food clean OORDWOOD) t«n> guiiuiir Iuunix for Rent 6 i RockviUe iranaportatlon. Private wner. ^rffOOlOMEkV.' KNAPP SHUE8. Barn MahtMMy, -wood, well seasoned, aawod any b e a u t if u l Laieson aofa, chair, FREE PARKINO, quiet home. XX SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% w m T ie QEMOil CVESfBODV VEEPS lamp*, fomuU drdpes, coffee end CLASSIFIED Nice lecond car, IBS, MI 8-4744. 88 Mapla «t, Tal. Ml M W . length. Edward Teomons, PI Brookfield St. denUemen. - TV FOR RENT in Oovantry, -haiated iraach, sarace, fuU cellar, xtana^ EiBUkA MATEO "TDTMEMSELVE9f< electronically.-Othera use the c'd- night unanimously reelected CJhris- State's Atty. Joel H. Reed II *ay* 28 mile* per gallon ga*. Plastic Tile 27c sq. ft. tatoee, $1, 60 ;bs. 336 Rillatoi^. ter 5. porch, breezeway and garage, basement, fireplace. Convenient to formation or for an Ml^lntment to Mrs. E. Mae Holden, Dr. Leon- Biinner * Tnlland Tpke. Open eve. fashioned by ear method. Ward information. Call. Ml 4-1959. achool and shopping. $15,990 *?, F inspect. / tie McCormick chairman, Mrs. hardl, and Ally, Garrlty. told the court that Briggs has I 1958 FORD V8 Country Sf|mre 9- Ceramic Tile SBc *q. ft. Krause. MI 8.8336. FOU.N’D nil 9 Tel MI 3-5191. TWO ROOM apartment, furnished Dimock Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245. ROBERT J. SMITH. INC. Jane Stuek secretary, and Arthur 2. Finance Committee—Chairman been Involved in automobile thefts , paaaenger «t*llon wagon, Alli Broadloom TPweed Carpeting and breaks since ths age of 16. eriulppod. all bint k Only $1981 Household Goods 51 twin beds, older people preferred FIVE ROOM ranch-type yellow 963 MAlN STREET. H, nung, treasurer. Edward Glenney, Frank Sheldon, A way to sa' e .vour bark and heart 19,58 ri.YMOUTH, 4-dr Healer, $8.29 aq. yd. LARGEST selection of name brand MI 9-1109 or Ml 9-8913. He has been paroled four times down. Ixiw bank payment*. Brun- house. Miner Hill Road. (Crystal XXIII T61. MI 9-5341 Atty. Vincent Diana swore In Mrs. Jane Stuck. Dr. Leonhardt, Parkvav Sorvicn Ontrr radio. Ixrw mileage. Very clean tv v y afvW, Rubberised Paint $8.49 gal. ANTIQUE FURNiniRB, Mlver, band, and orchestra Inatriimenta, Lake. Phone 6-6 p.m., MI 9-974$, Chairman, McCormick, and mem- from Cheshire and returned an I nor * on Ih* Manrhe*ler Venion i t it iOtHA AVI. organa and '(danoa in eastern (Con­ THREE AND four room apart­ and Mrs. Holden. ln»ide and oiilalde Guaranteed LInaeed Oil Paint ' $3-49 gal. China, and uaed tumltura Tad Drake. ANDOVER—Six room new ranch, W EST SIDE iMrs Mrs. E, Mae Holden, and Dr. 3. Personnel Policies—-(Thalrman equal number o f timet for viola­ I town line In T*lroMviUe. Tel. MI Only $150 down Brunner'*, Ed*el- ORAHiri ClTV,ILL necticut. New, uaed, rentals, re­ ments. Call Ml 9-4071, 8 to 7 p.m, Call Ml 9-801I3 3-5191. Do it yourself kits O t and sold FTimlture Repair three-bedrooms, living room nnd Harry Leonhardt who began their Garrlty, Buckley. Cheney, Mrs. tion of the parole Reed oaid. Hs Lark, Talcollville, pairing. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut only. SIX ROOM single home. $100 dining area. Granite fireplace, added that Brlgg’s conduct while For a epot on our aulomatlr enow Service. Ml 8-7449. St., Ml 8-8338. substantial and attractive family term* with the November meeting. Stuck. STORE HOURS monthly with large living room, bodkeasea, bullt-in range arc* oven, Diana wa* acting for his law part­ he is in the reformatory seems to rPmoVA! »r:vir|i I'.SEI) TRUCKS TO RENT—Three room* and tile oil hot water heat. Coventry, <3onn. Home of alx large rooms on quiet 4. Building and sites—Chairman 8-6 Dally TPhura. and Fri. 8-9 SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall YOU SEE PINK elephants? I see basement garage. Nice porch, ner, Atty. Harold Garrlty, who was Frank Sheldon. Cheney, and Glen­ ba good. The State's Atty. rec­ 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy four door, Household Servlc4» Moving— ^TruckinK— Help Wanted —Male 36 tilea 4c a tile, Rentii^ from 7e bath, linoleum, Venetian blinds, Call A. D. Heckler. PI 2-6519, 6:30 street. Two baths, steam oi' heat, LOPT Lflfly A wallpt ronlHlnlnR fl No. I - 1954 Ford Ion pick-up. pink pianos!’ ' Any color you heat and hot water furnished, acre lot overlooks Andover Lake. unable to attend the meeting be­ ney. ommended a state prison term of good condilion MI 3-4955. Offered 13A Storage 20 each. Gceen Palm and wallpapori to 6 p.m. R. F. DImock Co.. Realtor*. Ml porchei, aluminum screen* and anti flpvcral important iflrntifica- V8 Excellent condition. WANTED —Service station attend­ USED LUMBER for tale, special, choose. Ideal for llvlBg or recrea­ parking, school and Main St. sec­ cause of tllneaa. Effective In Week two to four years. $895 at th* Green. 9-5245. ■tormi. Also two-car garage. Price Public Defender Robert J. tion rarrl.*' Iirensr r\< MI 1948 PLY.MOIITH Good rondlllon, WEAVING of bums, moth holM MANCHESTER Package De't^ry. ant to work nights. Apply In per­ window saah, assorted tile*. 50c tion rooms. MeyeVs Piano, 265 tion. Adults. Ml 9-2360. THREE BEDROOM Green Manor Chairman McCormick suggested These appointments will auto­ No 2 1954 inleinallonal S-ton $40 lake* It Call MI 3-88.15 be­ son. Moriarty Brothers, 801 Cen- to 75e. Two by threes, two by Market St., Hartford. Open 4 ranch, dishwasher, stove, rental $14,700. the following roater lor the com ­ matically take effect within a week, Pigeon asked the Judge to con­ FOrNI'> • monRirl RnNAr, and tom clothing, honery nnui, Light trucking and package ''ellv- four*, two by lixes, two by FOUR ROOM modern rent, con­ XXIV sider a Jail sentence instead o f pick up Excellent condition. tween 8-7 :.10 p m, handbagn repaired, tipper re­ ery. Refrigerators, washers and ter 81. GAS REFRIGERATOR. Good con­ p.m. to 11 p.m., all day Satur­ purchase plan at $125 per month. ing year’s standing committeea; unless McCormick receives a re­ brindlf’ nuilr Tal) Bolton Dofr ' eights, two by tent, two by days. jgave your piano tuned elec- venient to schools, bus. CWldren prison on the basis that Brlgga $595 placement, iimbrellaa repaired, stove moving ipeclalty. Folding dition. Reasonable. Call MI 8-081t. MI 9-86S8. NEW SIX room Colonial. $17,900. MADELIN E SMITH, Realtor L BMucational Policies Commit- quest from a member (or place­ MI No 3 19.5,1 HUidebaker. one ton 1953 CHEVROLET two-door, radio MAN OR BOY wanted, Thuriday, twelves. Uted plumbing mippliea. tronlcifly. (Call (CH 7-5508. accepted. Call Ml 3-6614. tea—Oiairman William Buckley, ment on a different committee. used no violence in any of his of- men'i ahlrl collar* reverted end chairs for rent. Ml B-0752, Built by J os^ b Rosetto on Broad fenses, which Pigeon termed pick up Good running truck. and heater, powergllde new paint, replaced Marlow's Little Mend­ Friday and Saturday In kitchen, complete hot water and hot air SIX ROOM duplex. Linden St. Im­ ______m 9-1642 NOTir'K T.S HF:nKBY Rlvrn that two lone, like new. Call MI 9-5729 furnaces, oil fired. Electric hot Three breakfast sets $30, $40, $60 EFFKCIBNICY apartment - New, mediate occupancy, $90. Call Ml Street near Waddell School I >4 •■petty." I $475 ing Shop. from 5-10:30 p.m. Apply Willie’s baths, built-in atove and oven. rn.^.c Rrtok No KOMO. iHAUfrl by' Aaking $595 Grill, 444 Center St. water heater, 50 and 60 gallon 8 cubic ft. refrigerator ...... $80 TRUMPET, SILVER satin finish, with living room, kitchen, and 8-2721, Judge House said th* pubUe de­ Thr SflV'inpa Bank of Mnnrhralrr No 4 I9,'i.'l Ctievrolel one-ton panel Painting— Papering 21 bedroom. Tile bath. Furnished Completely landscaped. Amealte ANDOVER LAKE — Year 'round D ia< S WEATHERSTRIP Com- capacity. Fireplace mantels, in­ Simmons Hlde-a-bed ...... $80 $90. Tel. m 3-6051. home on 63 feet of lake front. serves protection from someona has hern loAf hiuI appli< aUnn haa tpick CEILINGS sand finished or whit­ MEN; EARN up to $8 an hour In side and outside doors. Open dally Two Pianos ...... $30, $60 with heat, refrigerator and *t -’e. drive. R. F. Dimoek Co., Realtors, "who cannot or will not leavn b^pM ninrlo to Raid bank foj pay- $.125 pany, door* and window*, cuitom Al BUY. USED 120 bass irofes- All on first floor. Parking. Storage Suburban For Rent 66 MI 9-5245. Thlee bedrooms, 1'4 baths, knot­ Traflem 6-A work, guaranteed. Call MI B-I983 ened. interior painting. Evenings a buaineas of your own. Cuatom- 3:80 to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. New Simmons . and other na. ty pine paneled, kitchen range Ike Asks for Favor other people's property alone." mom of tlio amount of dopoait, ''No 5 1951 WC24 While tractor and Saturday*. Call MI -i-gois, era, equipment^and training sup- to 4. Choman'g Housewrecking, tionaly advertised mattresse* and sional model accordion. 7 treble space in cellar. Near shopping State's Atty. Reed said Brigga after 8 p.m, and 3 baas sHifts. $150. Terms MODERN THREE-room apart­ XXV and refrigerator, fireplace, sail­ I with fifth wheel. Good condition. MORILEHOME8-K o*y, need (47 iled to you in a matter of days, Stock Place, off North Main box springs, savings up to 60%. center and on busline (or >nc or was one of several youths involved NOTirC I.S MF.REBY given that I available. Can be seen at the couple only. Can be seen at 189 ment. all Improvements, oarking. boat and rowboat. Same money $1045 101, exrelleni eonditlon $4,300. BEI-MONT Rug Cleaning Com­ PAINTINU AND paperhanging. ff you are over 21, bondable, have St. or call MI 9-2892. by buying now for $15,700. Clifford In the Tolland break and that oha Pa** Bonk No E 1595, i**‘ irft bv Good clean workmanshhip at rea Cardinal School of Music, 005 W. Middle Tpke., Apt. D. $96 Couple with child preferred. $10 a MANCHESTER—Seven room ram­ No 8 I9.M Chevrolet dump tnirk. $849 00 .lenaeo'a Inc (nlway* re­ pany—Foi tho*e who care about a car and are able to work 10-12 WATKINS bling Cape. Large rear patio and Hansen, Realtor, MI 3-3453 MI youth Is still at large. The otlura Til* .'Saving* Bank of Mamhraler liable i Rolling Hill* Rome 44A, sonable ratea. 80 yeara in Man­ hours a week In your spare time. Main St. Call after 3:30 p.m. monthly. Phone MI S-7091. week. C. Jennings, 107 High St., Of 1972 President ha', horn loat dnd npplirallon ha* A good running truck. their niga—phone MI 8-0012. USED FURNITURE attached garage. Paneled dining 9-6798. received Jail sentences. Man*field. GArfleld 9-4479 chester. Raymond Flake. Ml Phone Hartford CH 9-5248 collect, RENT! BUY! Rockville, ' horn Iliad* In *ald hank lot pay- $895 Free pickup and delivery Free EXCHANGE FIVE LARG^ rooma. first floor, room, recreation room, two hatha. o.allmalo* given. We aperlallr.e In B-B38T. between 10 a.m.-B p.m. MANCHESTER —Would you give ni*nt of the amount of dopoail. No 8 1951 Chevrolet t '. lon cabin ------1 Hospital Beds, Wheel Chairs Wearing Apparel—Purs 57 garage, oil steam heat, near ROCKVILLE — New 3-room apart (Jlasa A neighborhood. $20,000. R. (Continued froio Page One) I chn*ala. A good truck. fiirnllure and w*l| to wall carpet- 18 OAK STREET schools and bus, residential neigh­ ment, heated, electric range, re F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-5248. up a basement to save $8,000, of Auto Drlvinit School 7-A j Ing. PROFESSIONAL Exterior and In- TWO GENUINE Mouton Lamb course! Then see this three ^ d - Rockville $795 terlor painting, Painteri and pa KEITH FURNITURE CO. borhood. Call MI 3-6458 after 5. frigerator and garbage disposal. The White House said Roosevelt's Public Records Announrements MORTmCK'fi Manchenter * lead- Help Wanted— Open Thursday Evenings coats, size 16, K length, one $35. Call PI 2-7013. No peta, $90. Call TR 5-2505 or TR XXVI room ranch, garage, fireplace, Ree Biid Miclialnk FURNITURE REPAIRING - An- perhanger available on short no­ Male or Female 37 Until 9 one $45. Call MI 9-8459, city utilities. Immediate occupan­ letter relating to Colin Kelly III Ing driving a( bool Three akilled, tice. Free estimates. Bernard Lo­ Phone MI 3-4159 5-5050. •'will ot course be honored” If Warrantee Deeda Rf|iiea restored Furniture Repair Closed Mondays FOR RENT—Three room apart­ MANCJHESTER — New six -oom cy, 4% mortgage for only $15,500. Domenic Ponticelll to James J. eoiirteoii* ln*lnictor*. (Ta** room! Service. Talcotlvtlle. Ml 3-7449, iter, Coventry. PI 2-S4S2. GIRLS SKIRTS, blouses, dresses, young Kelly decides he would like Judge Fines, T l’RKEY BINCO Tonlghl, 8:00 at llAKTFOlil) HOAD ' In*tructlnn* for 15 16, 17 year SALES experience unnecessary. ment. furnished or unfurnished, IN (XJVENTRY. single house, five ranch home In Rockledge section, Also similar ranch with 4)4% and Margaret T, Leavitt, property We will thoroughly train anyone 20 CUBIC FOOT upright freezer, coats 12 to 14. green coat 18, rooms, two bedrooms, I'a baths mortgage, $16,300. aifford Han­ to enter a service academy. fit Bridget * riiun h Hall FNTKIUMIISKS, INC. old*. Telephone Mr. Mortlork, EXTERIOR and Interior painting. heated, two people. New Bolton 1)4 baths, ceramic tile kitchen on Glenwood 8t. FI .AT FINISH Holland window who I* willing to work 5 day* a pole excellent condition $250. Phon* raccoon coat 12 to 14. MI 9-0098. attached garage, sunporch. Large sen. Realtor. MI 3-2453. MI 9-6793. Press secretary James C. Hager- i 279 HarlforrI Bonrl MI 9-4188 Director of Driver Education Ceilings refInIshed. Paperhanging. Rd. Ml 3-6389. counters. Attached garage, ame- Jails Man in Donald D. and Eleanor R. ■hades, mads to msaturt. All week. Cash paid each night In stalled, all alxei, reasonable. Used Ml 9-3814. lot, ideal for young children, PI Bite drive, full landscaped lot, ty said the youth—who was 17 last MI 9-7398. meial Venetian blinds at a new Wallpaper books Estimates given. TWO LADIES’ suits, size 14. BOLTON Off Lake Street. Ideal spring—has shown interest In West Frankland to Andrew H. and Persoiutls S 1955 CHEVROLET club coiipe Fully covered by Insurance. Call commlaaion. Plus monthly bonus chain saw. MI 9-1363. HIXCEPTIONALLY nice five room 2-6489 after 6. $19,800 R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ ErlMa E. Way land, property at 47 low price Keya mads whUs you If you qualify. Interested? Inquire HOUSEHOLD Items Including RCA Dresses Size 20H. All in excellent first floor flat. Hospital area, oU tor*. Ml 0-5245. ranch. Thrc). bedrooms, fireplace, Point but has not let the White Railio befltri Verv clean, $150 I/ARSON fi Connecllcut'a flrai II- wait. Marlow'a. Edward R. Price, Ml v-1003. 24” TV. Electric stove and re­ condition. MI 3-5387. ROCKVILLE— Village St, Five garage, lot 150x200, excellent House know his (Inal decision. Hit, Run Case Deerfield Dr. VACUUM iiUSANERB repaired In dono Rruniiei *, Ew 8:30 p.m. , Reasonable. MI S-6496. range and refrigerator. Venetian flat. Will accept one or two chil­ Hsnsen, Realtor. MI 3-2453, MI Kelly would be nominated (or the Gilman M. White. 21, of Church fering claaamoni ami hohind HuilclinR—ContnirtlnK 14 Wanted—To Buy 58 dren, no pets. TR 5-7984. 9-6793. Air force Academy, rather than property at 77 Goodwin St. , rate* tree eitlmatea, free pickup winter price*. No Job loo small. TAPPAN GAS stove, electric stews, blinds, storm windows and screens MANCHESTER—6 and 6 Duplex. St., Vernon, was fined a total of TIIK l,AI!K RY w heel mat met Inn for ternagrra. 12x14 r u g ! MEDRJM green, Juat Nice condition inside and out. Oil West Point, If he preferred to be Domenic Ponticelll to John J, and delivery. Mr. Miller JA MI 9-61175 Al.TERAnilNS to kltchena, bath Cnll Ml 3-2521. gas refrigerator. All in good Mn- WANTED TO BUY furnished. Adults, available im­ $390 and sentenced to 30 day* In 2-8904 Situatlon-4 Wanted— cleaned. Call MI 3-4226. 9 a.m.- mediately. $100 month, MI 3-7056 hot air heat, aluminum combina­ MANCHESTER — Bargain four i and airman like his father. and Carmella M. Costello, prop­ St iiflflifikiT I’Hi'kai'f! rooms attics, cellars porches, or ditlon. MI 3-8019 Wanted to Rent 68 bedroom cape with city ulllittc*. Jail as the result of a hit and run e r^ on Summit St. PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ Female 38 2:30 p.m, or after 5:30 p.m, Good used reaaiable furniture, after 6. tion* throughout. Nice lot In con­ The boy lives with his mother, accident when presented in Rock MANCHESTER . Driving Ai ademy playroom Plumbing, carpentry, also small upright and spinet full basement, nice garden. $12,000 Donald C, and Joan D. Man- to A BIDE FnriM rnr-ner of Munrn now offer* behind the wheel *nd rating. Good clean Job. reasonable 12 CUBIC FOOT Philco de lUX* FOUR ROOM modern unfur­ venient location. 30 day occupancy Mrs. J. Watson Pedlow, m Chester vine City Ctourt yesterday. fit to the Klale Office Building Tlip nil ,\rw SMAL1,KK enr electrica' and masonry Aluminum price. S. Yemha, MI B-0B14 after CAPABLE MOTHER will provide STORM 8ASH S0x58'i full length pianos. AVAILABLE NOW -Apartments, on one side. $15,800. R. F, DImock (Clifford Hansen, Realtor. MI Heights, Pa. James C. and Marguerite A. Len- cla»«Kinin Inalruclinna fni 15. 18, siding Oarages, cottages, out­ screens, cooper wire same size. refrigerator, pink, excellent con­ nished apartment in Manchester. 3-2453. Ml 9-6793. The Jail sentenee and a $180 fine tooha, property at 7 Claude Rd. Ilaiiford. 8 1(T to 4 W Call MI 17 year olda Call Mr. Mlrlellc, 5. good care of children in my home dition, Call MI 3-6718. one each of four, fiv* and six Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245. were Imposed on a fourth offense 3-7001, for Ui.W buildings. room additions Nuslde MI 9-9480 after 5 p.m. Watkins Used Furniture Wanted by business couple. Write Ttimblebrook Acres. Tnc.. to n 2 7349 daily for working mother. Can room*. (More being constructed), Box B, Herald. of driving while his license is un­ Engineering Company, tnu., 84 also provide overnight care here, FOR SALE -Kenmore ga* range. Exchange opposite big new shopping center. XXVIII BUILT BY ANSALDI CloMPinuulhed Martin B. and Nancy J. Kaye, WANTF.n Ride for two Kaai Mid MUTOl! UIFK SAYS Oak St Ml 8-1428 Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 TWO WHEEL camp trailer, 4x9 MANCHESTER der suspension White was aiito- Rose L Calkins lo Robert W. If desired. Transportation ar­ heavy duty tires.. Cordwood saw In good condition. Reasonable, 15 Oak Street, Thoroughly modern tiled bath, malitally found guilty on this dip Tpke In vicuulN' of k'armmg I'.CONOMY (iarage— Service— Storage 10 ranged on occasion. Vicinity of MI 8-7980. shower and vanity. Beautifully Farms and l^and fnr Sale 71 MANCHESTER -C ape Cod Nogales, Arlz. {/V)- -Kobcrl Con-i Calkins and John Calkins, proper­ ton Ave and fiiaaon St. Call 5U CARPENTER—Experienced In ell IX5W COST financing. A oenny per table, 28 inch saw. 19.50 Chrysler six finished rooms completely re­ Six room Colonial, 1’4 baths, I count after being found guilty of ly In Pine Acres Terrace, II Will Rf>t in In \7 milr» per field* of carpentry. Contract or Avery St.. Manchester, Wapping, Imperial, black, $150. PI 2-7211. 12 OR 14 FT. aluminum jwboat, equipped big kitchens, with gar­ fireplace, plastered walls, fully In­ nor. candidate for Santa 9 7133 RKNn’ SloiHRr Rpnrr nil month tc each dqllar you borrow. $320 TAPPAN de luxe 40^^ gM bage disposal, red birch cabinets, FOR DIFF'BIKEINT atses and types decorated. Aluminum siding and f i^h jP ''i'alin g Oct. 18 while hla license property on Diane Dr. RHllnn NK'FIK thnn th^ low mlrpfl rcnannahle hoiiriy rate* Ml Vernon Circle. Call MI 4-0584. also 5 to 7'-i h.p. outboard motor. sulated, hot water oil heat, fully County sheriff, suffered one ol under suspension. The count Main St. rinly $1'^ poi rnnnth. Mortgage loan* to stretch your range. Best offer. MI 9-0229 be­ and formica counters, three min­ of farms and land tracts withm 3u combination windows. Nice lot. Ihrff* 3-0731. Income. It'a easier to carry debt* Must be reasonable. Call Ml floored attic, porch, all city utili­ worst afflictions possible for a also bi'ougl^t a $150 fine. Quitclaim Deed PBi'Uing AMft loilrt fMcilitlrR. np- CALL US! tween 6 and 9. 9-3422. utes walk to public and parochial milea of Hartford, ijiwrenc* P. Convenient location. Minimum candidate. George B. Nichols and Helen Automobiles for Sqle 4 If you ju t them all In on* basket. Boats and AccMsories 46 down. $13,200. R. F. DiinocV Co., ties. large lot. one block from Main While was fined $90 for evading ROAUAHIUriY pm.xlmntelv privileges, parking. Inquire 167 heard and drlernUnad at the Probate secured load of cement slab*. Gift Tlip l,Al!l\ l)\ Stuili'lmkrr sinre 1931 Phnn* Ml 9-4837, Pol Liilhmp It Son*. MI 9 0384. PI yard. Ml 3-1259. 2x12 $89 Per M' BLOND BEDROOM j LOVELY SIX room garden apart- phis breezeway and tarage oads It R. Bul't-ln stove and oven. heat, excellent construction 100' Ofdre In Coventry. In aald Diatrict. on Marriaf* Llcensea leilon's was crested Oct. 28 when aome WANTED—Clean u*rd rai* We 2-8398, COOK For 50 bed eonvaleseent Western- Framing, LIVING ROOM SUITE Maple St. i ment, heat and hot water, auto­ of extras. An excellent ht-me and Large fireplace. Sun deck. 1)4 frontage, tree*. Carlton W Kutc'-- the IHI day o( December A.D, 1»5S. at Kenneth Joiu Bain of Hartford I’ai’kai'fl POSITION AS a companion to an 5 PC. DINBITTE SET matic dishwasher, garage, exclu- priced right at $14,900. Four fam­ baths, three bedroom*. Beautiful tna, MI 9-S1S3. to o'clock in the forenoon, anil iliai a •labs’ fell from his truck on Rt. biiv. trade dm^ n or trade any­ FU)OR SANDtNG and reflnlahln home. May live In or out. Six day from $106 Per M’ WOULD LIKE quiet woman to public- notice be given of the iiendency and Patricia Ann Syphers of 68 elderlv person. Write Box S, AND. ACCESSORIES ! stve neighborhood, convenient to ily house plus six car garaage. In view. $18,700. R. F. DImock Co., 15, causing an accident with an­ Durant SL, Nov. 22. Second Con- thing Dougla* Motoi* .133 ,’Hnin i I’UH'KIi I'NDKK $'.’0110 Hpeelallslni In old floor* "xf, week. $90. References required. 4 x 8 Plyscore ...... 109 Per M’ share my home. Inquire State MANCHESTER — Excellent Cape of aald appllriitlon and the time and other truck. RooDnu-Siding 16 Box A, Heraljl. Herald. WESTINGHOUSE REF'R i schools and shopping, $175, AD nice neighborhood and 1" good Realtors. MI 9-5245. plitce III hearlnp lliereon, by iiubliahing g rm tion a l Church. G M r. MODEL 729 liaitm with 9 5750 Exotic Wall Paneling. EMERSON TELEVISION Tailor Shop, 8 Biasell 8t. Ml 3-3134, condition, J w reduced. Call on (tod with garage. Six 'Inished a cotiy of this order once In aoiite news­ Alton J. Maine, 40, of no certain Cl II ID TIIADES and HANK 3-7383. After 6:30 Ml 3-5047. Elmer Mitchell of Bloomfield 5tli wheel. Iwo-apeed axle five COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, EXPERIENCED tewing niachln* from 18c 8q. Ft. WASHING MAITHINE this one. Weekend apeclal, short XXXI rooms, two full tile baths with paper having a elicuJatlou In eald Dla- address, was sentenced to 60 days TERMS HIIJJ TELEVISION Service FIVE ROOMS—27 UUey St. near Irlrl, and by poatjng a copy tliereuf oh and Ernestine Albina Quey of 406 forward epeed*. Good cnmlillon Ini' Aliimimim niding. asphalt- operators wanted. Day shift Ap­ EXPERIENCED woman deeiree Aye Grade Birch Doors DE LUXE RANGE way -out, 4)4 room ranch plu: ga­ colored fixtures. Features include till- pultllc aign-noat in the Town of In Jail after being found guilty of Available st all llmea HhUeo fac naboBlo* roofing Also eliimimim. baby sitting Jobs. Call Ml 3-8968. ROOMS FOR rent, single or dou­ Center, oil fired furnace, continu­ VERNON—New alx room Colonial steel beam, stall shower, fire­ Hartford Rd,, Nov. 29, Church of Reaxonahle MI 9 9545 lory siipervleed aervlc*. Tel Ml ply Kaklai Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. trom $7 Each Take your choice of any of these ble, kitchen privilegea. Private rage, nice condition. FuU price Coventry In aalil Diatrict at leaal (Ive assault. Maine said he would ap- the AsnimpUon. R R U N N !•: R ' S galvanized or copper gutters snd ous hot water, garage. Adults. $10,800 Over 60 more listings of with attached garage Puilt-in place, vestibule, two front dor­ daya before aald day of nearing peal tile case, but I* being held at 9-9899 Disappearing 8tairwaya appliances in addition to bedroom, home, gentlemen only. Call MI ICI.MOnB TUftKINtiTON. Judge. 1953 (CHEVROLET »lalioii wagon, EDREl. The LARK and leader*. MI 3 7707 ADDITIONAL aalesladtes wanted, living room, dinette, ruga, lamps, Apply at 21 Elro St. more kinds. Call the EHworth range and oven. Fireplace aun mers, full shed dormer,, amealte Tolland County Jail pending post­ BulMtaig Permits Situations Wanted— .Male .79 • 823.98 Bach 9-7846, 4:30-7 p.m. Adam Simonccitl, for alterations very clean, $605 1917 I’nniiai alx Mercedea Ben* ELECTROLtrX 05VNERR Prompt full-time. Experienced preferred. tables, linoleums, dishes and other Mitten Agency, Realtors. Ml deck. 1)4 baths, three bedrooms, drive, fruit trees, city water and oniiKS or NOTICK ing of n bond for appeal. gUALITY .MATERIAI. and work 8d and 18 Common Nails S 'j ROOMS, heated, atove, refrig­ sewer. I-iOt 75x150. For tppoint- to house at 83 Ooolldge St, 91,190. excellent Urea, new halleiv $190 Tolland Turnpike friendly set-vlc* on yoiit Electro Good starting salary. Apply In WII.L DO ODD Jobs after 4 p.m. items. LARGE SUNNY room, beautifully S-69S0 or MI 9-8824. high wooded lot. Brickfront. AT A COURT OF PROBATK li.-lrt A 932 fine was Imposed nn Blr- Ullllly trailer, $65. Ml 3-92311 mannhip Any l.i'pc of roofing and person. Mr.- Shapiro, Tot* N' $9.90 Per Keg. erator, Venetian blinds. Good con­ $17,400, R. F. DImock Co. Real­ ment cal MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn al Maiirbratrr. within «nd loi ilu- Kennath W. Morrison, for altera­ TAU ’O'ITVILI.K (33NN lux (Rl elesner J’lck np and dc ■ ig w< ‘ Ceiling Tile He Sq. Ft. EVERYTHING furnished in maple, steam heated, dition with a large extra room Dlatrln Ilf Manchester on tin- 13th )Ibv nest F. Thlenian, 31, of Lakewood nidlMg Foi free estimates call Teens, 959 Main SI., Manchester. $11,900 SIX ROOM home. 2 •'stha. tors, Ml 9-5245. Realty. of November. 1058. Heights, Coventry, who pleaded tions to house at 53 Clyde Rd.. Tel. Ml 3-5i91 livery Call Eleclroliix niilhnrlrcd Manchcslri- Rooting. MI 0-9933, day. Ml 3 8948. ONLY $448 tile bath near Main St. Call Ml that could be used for storage. 489 9850, sale* ami servipr Ml 0 0*43 ni JA Passage I»cks $1.75 Each 9-7335. oil steam heat, aluminum storms, Preeenl. Hon. John J Wnllell. JuilKe. guilty to speeding. PART TIME HELP, Apply In per­ 3'ixSH Butts (Case I-otai Price Includes Delivery, Set Up, East Middle Tpke.. Manchester, double garage, large lot. Carlton X X X Il MANCHESTER —417 East Center hlalule of Fraiirle J. Wright of Man- Joseph Plsch, for alterations to Princess Jumper 2-0109. Please s*k for Aiigiislh e RAY'S ROOFTliHl CO . sliinKi* and 2nd. floor. St. Large nine room house suit­ rbi-eter In ■nltl Dislrirl. an tneapabb- Sherman E. Well*, 30. of Mil­ KsnilenskI son Patio Drive-In. corner Broad Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 37c Per Pair Service, Guarantee Immediate De­ FKRNISHED room for rent, con­ W. Hut^lna. Ml 6-S1S2. |M-t-enn ford, failed lo appear on charge* house at 74 Helalne Rd., 9600. bulll-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ and West .Middle Turnpike. livery Or Free Storage Until VERNON—New alx room split able for business and residential Eugene Glrardin. for alterations Gay Profactors! tor work; roof, chimney repair*. venient location. One minute from Upon llie ■pplicatiun of FraiK'U J. of speeding and passing on the CONNIE'S TV snd Radio Service, COCKER PUPPIES, AKC regis­ We will beat our competitors Needed Main St. Light housekeeping, MANCHfSTER level. High wooded lot. CaDedral use. Flrtt floor remodeled for of­ Wnghi praying that he b,- reelored to to house at 385 Center St.. 93,000. Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Ray FIVE ROOMS first floor. Inquire ceiling with redwood beams. Pullt- fice. Priced very reasonable. hie caparlty, ft 1* right. A 936 bond was set and his avsilshle all lioiirN Sallafactlnn tered. red males and females $35. advertised prices by at least 5%. Phone for appointment woman only. Phone MI 9-7959. 35 Bentop St., between 6-8 p.m. ORDKRKD: Thai the foregoing a)>- arrest was ordered Carroll M. Nelson for Ulllan Jackson. Ml 3-9820. Help Wanted —Male .76 MI 4-1310. Six room (Jape, two untinis ed. in range and oven. 1)4 baths large Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn guaranteed Call Ml 9 131.5 SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH plicatlop be heat-d and tb-iermlnt-d at Nolle* were entered on seven Bayer, addition to house at 31 Ger­ NOBODY—BUT NOBODY CLEAN ATTRA(7nVE front .oom, in A*I iwndltion. Accesilble to fireplace. Finished laundrv room. Realty. the Proltaie Office In Manchkaler In ard St., 94,000. ItoOFINfJ, SIDING, palntlni Car NEED RELIABLE men for psrt- 7-0358 any time up to 8 >.m. FOUR ROOM furnished duplex, ■aid DIeirIct on the 35th day of No­ rafees on yesterday's dockeL The pentry well heated quiet, central loca­ achool* and shopping. Reasonably Garage. Three bedroom* $17,990. Alteratb.Os and addltloni llme evening work st Friendly UNDERSELLS NATIONAL See It Day Or Night parking area, garden apace, large priced.' Immediate occupancy 10% vember. 1959. at three o'clock .In Ibe cases were; Reno Daigle, 83. Tun­ MORTKNSKN TV Ipecla CelSellings Workmanship guaran­ Poultry and Supplies 4.7 tion, light housekeeping if de­ yard, older couple. $80. Available R F. Dimock Co., Realtors, Ml sffertuHtn. and (IiIn Court dti-ecte ibat televlslnr. service Ire Cream. Call Ml 9-8198 for Iri- If you have no means of trans­ FKA mortgage avallame. 9-5245. Suburban for Sale 75 nel Rd., Vernon, charged with in 9 4841. teed A A Olon, Inc,, 299 Autumn len’lew. . portation, I'll send my auto for sired, parking. 14 Wadsworth St. Dec. 1. MI 3-2485. or TR 5-8866. ncdlce rf ihe lime ami place aeslgped 2 6 9 7 BROAD-BREASTED bronte tur­ MI 3-4921. for enld liearln* be given In all j breach of the peace; Robert H. SI MI 3 4890 NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. you. No obligation. Duplex 6-6. Two-car *oo> known to be IplereMed Ibereln In About Town keys. Fresh or frozen. Ready any THREE ROOM heated apartment, XXXIII ROCKV1LJ..E Six room Colonial. Wood, 41. WtUimantlc, anil Ronald HIGH SCHOOL Boy- part-time, 381 STATE ST, PricM (or quick sale. Three bedrooifi*. full dining room, appear and be heard- Ihereop by pub- F L O O R S A N D IN G * *|i.-, ia llv time, Schaub's Turkey Farm, 188 first floor, adults over 48. $88 per tlfllilng a copy of thlM order In mime ' B. Howard, 20, East Harftord. 9 8919 grocery store, afternoons and Hlllatown Road, Manchester. A— I ^ B — E—R—T—’S ROOMS FOR rent, free parking. VERNON—New six room ranch two-car garage,. Directly On bus each charged With operating a mo­ Call Andv Sebiiln MI ItiMiflng and OilmnevN 16-A NORTH HAVEN, CONN. month. Phone JA 8-3391. 18 acres oiT land, Avery Street, iiewemtper having a clrculnUi.ti ,ln All Saints Mothers (Jircle will slock shelves on Sundays. No Sat­ Conn,- 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Clall between 6 and 7. Ml 9-0826. with attached garage. Built-In line. City conveniences. Fine con- e«ld District, ml le**l five ds>s hfUliii tor vehicle with no near wheel urday work. Box N. Herald. So Windsor. Five minutes walk to Ibe day of said bearing, nod bv mail­ meet at the home of Mrs. RuUnd TYPKWRITER.S and toa ROOP'ING Rpeclallr.lng in repal "- CHoslnut 8-2147 Open Mon.,, Thru Fri. untU 8. p.m. QUALITY APARTMENT Pour range and oven, fireplace In living . dition. $14,900. Georae J. Cole­ flaps: Eileen M. Porter. 32. of 14 ) lunea I ruali ed Sniea and i vice LARGE MODERN room with all new school now being built. ing on or before November It. 105* bv Morrison, 31 Finley 8L. tomorrow ing roof; cf all kinds. Ala> new large rooms, heat, hot vater, nx)m and basement. Wooded lot. { man. (tonn. Bank Jt Tniat Co. eerllfled mall, a copy of said order lo Laurel St,, charged with failure night at 8;16. Th* co-hostess wU Ml 9 3477 TOWN ENGINEER Articles For Sale 45 Free transportation to our store housekeeping facilities fully at­ Bldg., Rockville. TR 4-8048, TR Veterans Admlnlalratlon. l»5 Pi'arl roots Giiller work; Chimneys In Waterbury "Connecticut’* larg­ electric atove, refrigerator. Suit­ nice location. $16,500. R. F. Dimock lo keep to the right on a highway; be Mrs, John Ford. cleaned repiilrrd. 28 year* exper­ Diamonds— W atrh* tached. Gentlemen only, private able for quiet couple. Avisllable 4-2. Excellent central annual harvest dance Saturd'y at AUTOMATIC gas room heater. MI Cedar Swamp Rd., Tolland, all trucking Metal .nidboaid num, Vacation, sick leave, retire­ Co.. 3$ Main St.. Ml 3 7958 home next to bath ana shower, 2)4 ROOM furnished apartment. Ml 9-3640 evenings COVENTRY—Attractive five room residential section. Three ga­ AT A ('OURT OF PROBATE hrid the K of C Home, sponsor X by dmiua Regular iciv u e avail LEONARD W TOST Jewsler. re 3-7980. •( MAru'hoKtrr. within and fm tho charged with violation of the city Heating and Plumbing 17 ment and other benefit*. Applicants ' free parking. MI 9-0687. Suitable for two adults. MI 9 -7 ^ . ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ rages. Good Income. 918.M0. District of Manchester on Ibe Mth day Gibbons Assembly, Catholic ...adlea 8hle ,\n 9 9757 must have had progressively re­ SNOW BU )W ERS-Reo, Snowbird, pairs, adjuatw watonea Ax$>ertiy $12,200—THREE bedroom -anch, ordinance requiring that a rubbish of 'Columbus, must be made by to­ Raaaoiiable price* Open dally EIJSCTRIC STOVE Kalamazoo de­ rooms, nice living room, large lot. George J. (toleman, Conn. Bank of November, A.D. 195*. tntek be covered. sponsible experience in civil en­ and Toro, Push and self-propelled. FURNISHED room near Main St. FOR RENT—Three neat rooms near parkway. Fireplace, ceramic Preaent Hon John J Wall' ll .Judge morrow.- No tickets will be sold LIGHT TRIin^ING. lunnus) work, a WA ratJN,j>ufi^1tNa and heat Thuraday evenings, lit Spruce luxe model. Best offer takes It. A comfortable home for modest A Trust Co. Bldg., Rockville, 'ITR Wilfred Arsenault. 21, of 99 gineering with some knowledge of Capitol Equipment, 38 Malt . Ml Gentlemen preferred. Tel. MI and bath, convenient 'loca­ bath, bot water heat, cellar, J74' 8-4045, TR 6-4710, Kalate of Mdlth M. Hunter, late ,,f at the door. Those wishing tickets atllva. garage* and cellara Ing contractor. New Installations, 3-7956, Street Ml t-4StI. MI 9-4)832. living. Priced at only $12,650. R, Mancheater In said diatrict, ib'ceaaed. Grand Ave., forfeited a $25 bond nltrratlo. work and repair work. municipal engineering problems 9-2170, 9 Hazel St. tion. $76 a month. Tel. MI 9-M32. frontage. Carlton W Hirtchins MI F. Dimock Co., Realtors, Mi Upon appllcallidi of Otto Nelaon, |erp. may contact either Mra. Charles cleaned Reaaonnhle MI I 0209 or Ml 9 3808 and must have or be eligible for 9-5182. porsry adminliitratnr. nravlng that when he failed to appear on BU 9 9025, j CAMERAS 8x10, one 8-7 with P.4.8 ONE ROOM, continuous hot water 9-5245. ’ charges of violating the night Packard, 187 Helalne Rd.. or Mrs. Connecticut registration *a Profes­ Wanted-»Re«l Eatatc 77 leiiers of ndmlnlatrallon be granled on Edward Fitsgerald. 30 Oval Lane. lens, 8x10 foot printer, enlarger with shower, private entrance. 101 THREE ROOM furnished apart­ HENRY ST R E E T- Bowers School said estate. *a per appllralion on file, parking ordlnap'C and the city k'OR PROMPT, i-ourleoua aervice' 24 HOUR immediete service. Re sional Engineer. Application form XXXV U U modeling, repairing, new InstHlIa- may be obtained from Offic* of timer, dark room ventilator, etc. "Blnoe By Reid Chestnut St. ment. Andover .Onter. PI 2-7841. area, four bedrooms, 3)4 baths, ARE YUU'^OUNSIDBRIN'i OHDKRKD' That Ibe foregoing H|»- meter ordinance. on vollr III FI or TV call Ralpb'a Best-offer. 10 Cooper 81., corner Capt. Donald K. Kuehl of 16 N. tions...... electric* •••* »• »v rrx.sewer r* vsweasicleaning, General Manager, Town Hall, Man- I fe Of Conrne” basement recreation room. -Cali MANCHESTER—One year old alx SELLING TOUR PROPERTY? pllcollon b<‘ heard and determined at Out-of-state motorists forfeited Radio and TV Service M- 4 0025 Cooper and Center. = sA U C n O N GENTLEMEN Room $6 break­ FOB R E N T - Six room duplex, owner. MI 9-3880. We will appraise your property the Probate office In Manchegier In bonds totaling $81. Elm St. has been named chairman dm' 1 . , ------cleaned fast and effi- cheater, Connecticut: Slate Peraon- room ranch. Three bedrooms, of the public .relatloiu commltteo dent fast if wanted. Five minutes to steam beat, central location. T^l,- treo. and wJUtout. any. jb h g r 'io n . raid Diatricl on Ihe 2tlh day of No­ Will R Guy, Ml •■0677 nel Department, Room 405 State Houm Im M PumWlltHN--Oriimtal RU9 i , CMbo, bus and Main St. MI S-2823. AUTUMN 8T.—$ bedroom coto-' Ici'tchep, dhting-TOom, large living vember, A.-0.—1969r“at-'-eteven o'cinch of-the^Tdth^lnfantry-Divialoo Chap»- Office Building', Hartford: or the MI 3-8680. We also buy property tor each. In the forenoon, and that notice be MASON WORK end reimirs. Ml GkHs, Irk^iH lrae, Rratt, Oil PirintlBigt niaL Immaculately kept in^de room. BuiU-ln rang* and oven. Live Wire Kills Man ter of the Reserve Officers' Assn. 3 1870, Hartford or Manchester office* o( ONE ROOM 689 Main St., Lady or Aluminum combinations, full cel­ Member Multiple Uattni. given to .all persona Interested in said Millinery DretMmaklng lb FIVE ROOM apartment. No ehil-. and out. Large living room with STANLEY BRAY, Realtor estate of the pendency of aald apptl- .Greenwich, Nov. 18 lA't -Joseph the Connecticut Stale Employment • SEPTIC TANKS Doctor's W oM iif Room cRidOfnet RirnitiirB gentleman. Call or Phone MI lar. C3oae to bus, schools and shop- callon and Ihe time and place of hear­ Anderson-Shea Post, V F w ! win LPIAVF, YOUR rubbish worries to dren, no pets. Newly decorated. fireplace, dining room. Woctled BRAE-BURN REALTY ing thereon, by publlahing a copy of Turturino, 65. was killed yester­ DRESSM, KINO, alterntlon. spe- Service. Completed applications Cleaned and InatnKed 6-8609 Or Apartment 18. Call-MI 9-8169. ping, A raal buy at $15,500.. R. F. meet tonight at 8 o'clock r'. th* m e' Cellm's nlllv* rientied. imiat be on file at office of Oener-J lot 500 f t in depth. Reaaonabty no 94379 thia order In some newspaper having a day and his body almost sever^ dsllzing In children's cinthea. Vll A t Lo9ioB HoR — MoBchostor, C o b b . priced. 9. A. Beechler, Realtor, DImockitinock Co,,Co, 'Realtors,. Ml 9-63a. ‘ circulation In said district, at least five post heme. Ix'Rve* inked nml reinovr.tl Light 9 9140. al Manager, Town Hall MancheJj- • ^ E R S HR3E* PARTLY furniahed, newly CEKTER ST. Six room duplex, days before the day ol said hearing when he walked into a low hang­ trucking of nil kinds (or homes, te,r, on or before On l.«onar^ Bt., Off Main 8i., Opposite State. Armory decorated room with aemi-prtvate MI 3-6960, or. W. R. Smith, A t ^ SELLING TOUR borne? For to appear If they see cause at said November Machine Cleaned steam heat, oil burner, one car XXXVI ing live wire and , it wrapped Grand Chief Mrs. Jane Smith dt xlnie* snd office*. Norm's 1958, THllRS., NOV. Sa, ItSS AT 10 A.M. 'bath light houaekeeping and date. MI 0-8952. prompt, efficiqot, coitneoue serv lime and place nnd be beard relative around him. garage, vacant now. McKinney ice and ararslSing without htflga- thereto, and make return lo this eotirl, the Pythian Sisters will make her Tnii'klng Ml 3-8905. Moving—Trucking— INSPECmON:—AFTER • A.M. ON 8AI.E DAY ONLY! parking area for niceO /orking Bros., Inc. Mi 3-6060. Two In On# Package. A nice two- and hv malting on nr ttefnre Novem­ The wire was carrying 4,800 • INSTALLATION gentlemen on Math St. Call MI $3,000 CASH afanimea 4)4% mort­ tlon,-can s. A. Bcechiar, Raaltor, official viitt to Apollo Temple Of S tora g e 20 A Flliir NEIJRCnON OF GOOD. CLEAN ITEMS gage on this 5)4 room ranch with family am) a separate .four rooih ber 17, 1958, bV; certified nrail. a cony volU. There was no explanation of 9-8200. . SIX ROOM duplex heaiM. Yh two-ttm ily la In vei MI 8-6969 or Wealey R. Smith, Ae- of this orrier lo Kstote of .Joseph T>. Middletown tonight. Members ot SPECIALIST with garure. attached garage. Owner MI 3-1883. podatea. MI 94982. Member Multi­ Hunter, r/o Agnes M. Hunter. 134 why it was hanging so low. 8 2 4 3 CHAIN SAW woik, Cnll nfler 8:30. A From Hume of Rone C. Hayden, 213 So. Beacon St., Hartford. Apply 99 Ridge St. Avallalibl* bn- nj|p» oMidltion Inalde and ouiui7 Memorial Temple of this town who MI 3-1828.. ^ V e ' b y ' t r a R.ER van. It's leas P. V. T0N8REN Gov. Wlnthrop mahog. deyk, 4 Empire slio seat chaire, mahogany VTtONT ROOM, Heated, hot water, ple Listing Service. Hobart 8l.. Ridgefield Park New JerJt C. G. Peterson, a resident in the wish to attend should contact Mrs. 10-16 expeiiaiva—On* load inataad of mediately. HUGE 6 R(X>M-1954 home. M’ S 6 ]«M e heating ayatema, c«q>p«r gey ExeculrU: William Hunter. 11 Hill Crest Park Section, said he A.Ill s colorful and gay sir to RP.AI. ESTATE BROKER T r w r OouRtry 'ext. dining table, china cabinet mahog, bookcase, bird's-eye ma­ parking, % block from Main. MI plumbing, oluftilnum cbmbina- Hooker Drive. West Hartford, Tonn.'. Smith for transportation. NOW IS the lime to have tlial ga- two or thr**—Baai*r loading and i-7139, 86 Birch St. li'ving room, oversited oedrooms, USTINUh WANTED aM M | yidward J Hunter. 12 I.egion Drive. saw Turturino staggering through A Special for Teen r,\)’c* vhaiis with a set of these pretty unloading— Ulattnctlve.^^dlgntflam furniture, bed and dress{ng table in mahog., 3 part FTVE ROOM flat, iecond center haU. 1)4 baths, baseboard ttons, two-car forage, convenient rage Imlll or breezeway, shed nro-famUy houses. Meml Ksal Hartford. Conn.; E'esnor H. Mur­ a pile of burning leaves with the Center Church Mother* (Sub wiQ Smooth princess-i-, eti jnmpei ihat pnitevlor*l You'll find them fsa- and smart "TTi* Beat lor i..aks.'' "Anything In Ktial Balate!** DnibiRKi 0«e mahog. coffee table, teak stand. Oriental ruga in Smaller aizea, near Main St. Available Dec. 16t.- Boat aluminum storms ~arage. location. An unuBual package buy MLB Howard R HasUnga, ray. 13 I-eidon Drive. East llortlord. imaljng to erochel, and quick to dormer and any other kind of con- 3 small .-ryatal cha'dellers. 6 Ro.val Worcester plates, Indian tree Phone Mi 3-8808 after 8 p.m. for $21,500. R. F. DImock Co., Conn. wire wrapped about his chaat. It j meet tomorrow at 9 pjn. in tha la fun to se.v. puned with a slnicllon work and concrete work. The Auailn A. Chamber* Co., SOI 115.100. (^ t to n W. Hutchins. Ml- tor. Ml 91107 any time JOHN J. WAI.I.ETT Judge. clung to him even after he fell. tailored blouse that hn* short or trill) will) ''KKlieted hiilleiriles or Baal Middle 'nimplke, MI Idim . M l 3 .4 3 2 1 M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 dinner aet (Burgess A I-rIgh, large aervice). Canton Oriental tea 9-<13t) Realtors. MI 9-8348. Federation room. Dr. H. John Ma­ the bird motif i embroidered In For free eetlniate* call Jntra* A set.. et«5 2 Paiiiiii btista, 2 carved Ivory plecee, pr. flare vases. THREE ROOM apartment, ftill lone will speak on the subject; % tleevc Sons General Conlraclor*, Ml Hartford CH 7142S. ~E8TATB OF WINFORD E Br^A'TEn. vonnt croHs-stltcIi I, Girandole, Tu'klah bisaa. etc. bath, hot water and heat, garage, VERY ATIBACTIVE S bedroom COVENTRY LAKB-For country late of Coventry, In the Probsln Dl»- 'LenI Notices Sex Education for OiUdren Un­ No. 8243 with Rntt-o-llanin Is 9 0279 gas. $78 month. Write Franeia living see this epacioug home on LcrbI N itth t tr'cl of Corenlry. deceased. der 13." Mothers of young chil­ In sliea 10, 12, 14. I6 ki/ p i2, I’atlein No 21197 Inis dllectlons *.F)x>m Office of lA4e Dr. Benjamin Oi'osa, 242 Trumbull St., ranch, complete recreation -oom 'The Admlnletrator having exhibited limitation OKDKa foi 5 dirfeient .ntllohe* and hnlter- Hartfoird. Fine Urlertal rug (about IP x 13). few in aesUer slae, Dailav, 163 South' Park St., WiUi- with bat, garage. ,:06‘ frontage, 100x100 wooded lot: Living room AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held dren are Invited to attend. A so­ 32 bust,'Jumper. 3 ', yaid.* of 35- FUIORS \\7k^HED~am^'«mxmllor mantle. hla odmlnlatratlon account with ooiri I fl\’ inuUI'H; inea.nnrlng Innli in-lloi.s offli'es, amalt htisines.se* Have Aiibusaon uph. chaiis, Fieiniah cabinet, Ptjilterlnl consol* table trees, hi|m elevation, mi ' 33klT, fmir bedrooms, 1)4 baths, AT A. held Kslalf lo (he Court of Probate for raid at MaJicheitfr. wUhfn and for ttiQ cial period n-ith refreshment* will Irch: short sleeve blou.se. 2 yaixl.s: SEPTIC TANKS nrage, 4)4% mortgage. 913,600. •I MaqcIveMer. within and lir the DielrlPl for allowance. It la Diatrict of ManrhrMrr on Ihir iSth day follow. % sleeve, 2 ‘ a Viiid*. I for filling; gin|ih of bird motifs; own equipment Also Janlorlal and mirror, tall cUk k with pier cabinet ' base, maple dressing WANTED—One or two glrlt to extras, ,o n R $16,000. Carlton Diatrict of MailciMUer on Ihe 14th day ORDKRKD; That the 35th dav of No- of November,' 19511. slilvh ilInntnitnm.H. services. Ml 3-9970. AND table, vac, cleaner, typewriter, mahog. flat top desk, Syracuae Hntchlmi, i h 9-6133. Clllford Hmtaen, Realtor. MI PrrBunt. Hon. Joltn -J. Wnllett. Judge- Send 35c in coin.'i for this pat­ ahare alx room duplex. AH con' of Novamber, 1989. Vfjmber. 1969 at 10 o'clock in the fore- I .Send 23c In Coins, for this pat- safeuheight 31 In., width 19 In.), Kool Pack portable water cooled 9-245$, MI 9-6793. Preoenl. Hon, John J. WaUett, Judge, noop at the Probate Office in Coven­ Katato of Kinsman Stiles, late of Past Matrops of Temple CStap- tern to Sue Bumetl, Tlie Mnin lies- veniencea. M l S-6718. BUCKLEY SCiHOOL Section. At- Kaule of SeDastlano Allbrto, tala 6i try hf. and the same la assigned for Manchester in said DIairici. dcccasM. I Icin tp Anne Cabol, Tli Manciics- ORNAMENTAL (rnn mnde to PLU8GED SEWERS room air condition**, On motion of Elsie May Stiles of ter. Otdar of the Eastern Star, win tei Evening Herald 11.50 .W E OK order, Railings, furnllure, fix- i traoth^ flve room raaOb <>n laite qoum WlNDflOR-N«ar Park­ Mnnchcatrr In ssM Diatrict, deceased a hearing on Ihe allowance of a«ld a^ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Mra. ter Evenln* Herald, 1150 AVE. OF ♦ Othw Source*:

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/ ■ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1«, 196» PAGB lUXTEBN ATenurt Daily Net Prem Rom The Weather iKattrhpatpr !l|prald Per Om W m Ic Endhig Peieeeet ef 0. A Weather Mev. £K 1968 .Our Lady of Victory* Mothers Cleariaa, eeMer tealgM, Circle will meet Wednesday at 8 Women’s Club Junior High CAMERAS 12,829 laUag wlade. Lew 99-96. About Town pm. at the home of Mra. James day meetly fair, cooler. High Fletcher of East Hartford, former­ FIL.M— FtASHBULAS Member ef the Andit DISCOUNT PRICES Barmn eC OireulatleB. 66. . ■ ' The French Chib will hold its ly of thli town. Mrs. Irma Caer- Hears Fields Hearing Set Manchester^A City of Village Charm monthly meeting Wednesday hipht winski will ba co-hostess. ARTHUR DRUB At 8 o’clock at the KnightA of Co­ Xembcrii of the tVomen'i Club lumbus Home. Cards will be played The Jewelry groups of the YWCA will meet Wednesday heard the lecture Uat evening In For 2 Days VOL. LXXVm, NO. 4* (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) HANCHESTEK. C0NN„ WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 19,1958 (Clamlfied Advertialag'ea Page 961 PRICE FIVE CENTS and refreshments served. Pres­ Fellowahlp hell of the .Second Con­ ident Paul Grenier annoiinrrs that ' morning at 10 o’clock and Wednes­ gregational Church hv Herrhann all members who are behind on day evening at 7:30 in the Com­ ITie Board of Directors has Field, co-author of the popular their d\ies should pay them by munity y to make enamel on cop­ scheduled Its public hearing on Wednesday or they will b« dtopped per jewelry. novel, “ Angry Harveat." j the proposed $1.6 million north Expanding Male Mra. Jamea MefJovern intro-; On purcl^asea at BUTCHER’S from membership. end Junior high school for two Bombs Hit ^ St. Gerard’s Mothers Circle will duced the apeaker, who began by evenings, Friday and Tuesda.v. WAX we give away Tiipla SBS' East Reds Hinting Behind the News Lakota Counrll. Depiee of j meet tonight st 8:15 delitr at the giving a reaiime of the rventa lead­ The hearing will be In the Waddell Blue Stamps. Pocahontas, will meet Wednesday j home of Mrs. Norman W. Ponton, ing up to hla ft-year Impriaonment ; School on both nights, starting at night at 7:30 in Odd Kellow.. Hall 37 St. Paul Dr. The co-hostesa in Poland. In Augtiat 1949 he wea ; 8 o’clock. Mancheater New York, Nov. 19 (4P)—Tha U.S. Plant A social hour will be held after will be Mrs. C. J. Carroll. at the WaraaW airport, read.y to Ma.vor Blug'ene Kelly explained Wallpaper and raint Co. Grab of Air Route axpert* on male-bottom di- Two of 35 Men Saved the meeting. return to the United.Statea after last night the Board expects the 249 Broad St. menaiona claim the expansion The WBA Guard Club will ; completing a buaineaa trip, when hearing to bi a lengthy one. He in that region of mankind is \ S t. Francis Xavier Mothers Cir- meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the aeriirll.v police, he aald, falaely also said the Board U holding the causing seme peculiar trou­ In Orients ciiN.^’ill meet toni/;ht at the liome Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Belle arreated him and threw him into hearing on both nights to give Into West Berlin bles. of Mts Franri.^ I.,earv. 2S Bolton Schors and Mra. Buth Staples are a dark, damp prlaon cellar, meaa- everyone who wants to ap)iear an Trouble, of all things, for Havana, Nov. 19 >-<1 Art h V ill be Mrs. Barbara O'.N'eil. atudylng the Uvea of hla only link Dec. 14. Board If the referendum is to be Thia article flta another piece All this can|e to light In The damage waa reported held on Pec. 2, as now pls'nncd. ' Raid tonight. planning for a new center .of \r'il! mer' loiiio’ ro'.^ nijjht with life — apidera, mice, and Mias Falkon made her New into the pattern of the Soviet Confirming East German performing arts here. Seating heavy. St 7 .'lO at the Ma^nnn Temple The MATKS will meet Irrinorrow waapa. York debut in 1947, having pre­ bloc’s campaign - touched off by There were no-casualties among specifications for the auditor­ Almard Raft in The mark niTster de^re. will be Miglil at the home of W'lnslow Mr- •loiimatUt .lailrd pared for it with Madame Rhea hints, the Communist in­ Piemier Nikita Khrushchev last American personnel and the homh- rnnterred This \m !1 he the ofTUial J.'Miglilin .Summit .St, A gen- Aflrr two yeaia a Pollah Jour­ .Silherta. Since then she ha.a sun?. Puhliv Invited formant said this waa the week—to turn ove control of sup­ ium have been bogged down inga Ihemselve.K were not concen­ Inspertion of rirptee ork h\ ‘rral bii.^inesA meeting ami (li.'icua- nalist .Stnnialaw MlcizcnalU, was; the roles of Carmen. Mngdclena: nteaning of Premier Nikita ply lines to the East German for months because of the trated, an embassy spokesman Lake Michigan K\r>reC Wannper of the (;?«nd «ion period will follow the weigh­ put into the same cell. In the next | Lola, Dalilah. Chenibino, Azun- Communists and force the Allies problem of the bigger behind. said. -IF ’*» - ing in of membcis Al) men who: To Hear KomiHar Khrushcher’a Nov. 10 speech fhapler A social h'-ur uill follrnr tliree yeara. to keep themselves j cena, and others. out of Berlin. Seat* u.sed to measure about TTie first attack was made Sun- - r ’ ’' ■ '■ thf decree venrU are u eight-j onanou.s are invited |fiom going Insane, tliey made up; Her moat recCiit performance in Moscow. Soviet withdraws! from the 4- 18 or 19 inches in width. Now F v • : •.- '■I-* V t,.‘ '. .. . ■’> i.*-'. Charlevoix, Mich., Nov. 19 da.v and the second at 7:30 a.m. ; . • / '- i lo attend and bring a friend. I atones. Field diacoveie d that by was as Aninerla in "Aida" with the The public has been Invited tp power occupat'ou of the old 22 to 24-lnches are needed. Tuesday. , (JP)— Two men were found . Matt Marlor. * nnd Ma; tha going on hungei' strikes he could Yost Masteralncers in New York hear a talk tonight by Dr. David Berlin, Nov. 19 (PP)— Com­ German capital is now consid­ And that's the news behind ’ r- ... • V. V ' ‘ ,3 The Infant .lesue of Piague^ Nicaro' la In Orient* Province alive today in angr.v waters )'p‘ Arsnn, h'-»!h Maivhe‘-tei Hiph , se( ": e com eaalona from his cap- a t y Oct. 2B. She has been .soloi.st Komisar. chairman of the Depart­ munist East ^rmany drop­ ered a certainty, although author­ the news today except for the the main stronghold of Fidel Ca* s* , ' yr hf»oi fitrulfv ineniher<« v ill ser\e .Mothers ( ’inle \m 11 meet at 8i ment of Psychology. Hlll.ver Col­ .’,i of I.Ake Michigan, which it |toiH. After ft 2f-dny strike and ^ for the Second Congregational ped a strong hint today it ex­ ities here had no Idea how soon womenfolk. They're sitting out tro's iTbelllon against Pre.sident '■ ,A' o« membe-s of the j;ym- o'- ortatA almost 200 of York after winning a singing con- school at 8 o'clock. HARTFORD BUILDERS ] isolated West Berlin. These have temporarily occupied it. when she went down in cold, cr’-'itv of Pndjjepnrl Thursday j these hooks with their stories and i test in h,er own state, .Shortly Before coming to Hillyer Col­ ■would be the Allied garrisons’ The embassy aald it hail no in­ J ( ’lit) Pai k M.'t will Imld a earn!- ! from this Mme the novel. "Angry | afterward, she won a a. holarsht'p lege in 1953. Dr. Komisar was USE OIL IN THEIR i storm-tos.aed lake late yes'- The eyrrufive hoa i d of the Ver- va) and supper at I he Nathan Sheas Married .50 Years only lifelines if surface routes formation on the tilentity of the I Haivest The story is based on to to Jnilliard .School of Music. She chairman of the Ps.vcholog.v De­ attacking planes. Tliere was an un­ terday. platuk PTA \»ill inert («.nu»riou Male ,S< hool Friflay evening, start- i J Mr aiul Mrs. .lolin K. Hliea. IIP the rortfll. t of the tragic struggle i was heard several vears ago with partment and director of guidance OWN HOMES . . . were closed. confirmed report government s The Coast Guard cutter Sundew nijfh’ r^t 7 !.'» in Ronm IP of the ing at 6:30 The Vhole family is .lohn F. .Shrn .Ir , who m di.^lnct at Champlain College, a part of The hint came In the Ksst Ber­ reported recovery from the vater I’nrtrr St . rclsliratrri Ih^ir golrlcn i f<-male. ; the Phil Spitalnv All Girl Orches- planes might have bombed the j. united and rhildren .nusl be a< - malinger for the Ledf'ile Lubora- I Now bai'k lo normal living, p'ield tra. the State Unlversitv of New York. lin newspaper Neue 2>it. Red Shift Forecasts of three bodies, one of them. Iden­ it)inpanied by an arlull. Prize.s -vofliling annivrrAfnv .Sumlay area if rebels were about al the loMcs. Kumfotd. n. I, nnd with liiB I feels that this expeiience gave; — -----— ______.. ___ He taught at Mohawk College, a It declared the United States, h, •.'■X tified as Paul R. Horn, an oiler, v^ill be a\^aidrfi fai gamea. finm lo pm. witli open imu-.r time. Die \ceekly mrelinc nf tlie Man- 2 .5 wife and Iwo childion llvpfi in I more to him than It took; that division of the A.ssociated Colleges costs Britain and k ranee are violating , S.V from Rogers Citj’ , Mich rhe/iier Sfjuadmn rif ('ivil Air Pa lni iiioiC thiin 50 nf thru- irlativc.^ less too Most c6mm\inications with the Uuniford. j fa’ced with a fight for survival we of Upper New York, In Utica. S 4-(power agreement that the air An unofficial tabulation kept on trol r.'^AF. will he held at 7 in .John .M'uan of Bolton and Wal­ ami fiinifla in this aiirl otlicr- 'Phe couple rrcfi\ed many gin.*t. rebel stronghold of Oriente Prov­ can all aland more than we think corridor* - stretching between Space Probe Accord ince a e still cut off and there is ship and airplane radios In the st the Anienran I/ecmn Home ter Riad'ey nf Mam bestei were lowns. fUtwei H and congrat ulnlory cflnl.t. we I'an. Banks R aise i p i search area indieated 13 bodlee ^^■adneHdn v. ele< led to mcinbei ship of the .Mis, SlicH was lire foum i lli'lcn Berlin and Frankfurt, Hamburg only radio contact with Nicaro and j New Menihers j and Hannover - would be used other strategic areas. found. hnaru of directors of Masaacon A 1*0 tc . and llicy ucm> ma.nc i At a short buaineaa meeting l.’i j Some veteran seamen expressed The < ommjt! ((•.•>> »f the Kn*»lern net Shoira Assn. Holland .Mas.-, in .“^t. Mh i\ s ('liiiirli, .\rw|)oit Iijjterest Kate only for Allied militai'y purjposes. United Nation*. N.Y., Nov. 19 (^*agency. But Ihe American plan Sketrhy rei>orls received by the new nieml)ers- were liitrodueed by i Pan American. A ir France and' ■ ^ ‘ ‘ amazement even two had survived Conneciniii (Jroiip o| ('ivil An Hi the leient annual meeting. H I , \)\ the Kev Willtiiiii Mr-n I Fiiils lo M ark —TTie prospecta looked good today 1 v (aroup Forms iet lieputy Foreign Minister Val both of Rogers City, Mich., were k Lt I 1 have increased bv more than night by police using tear gaa. tee: government aoldierg were ulled ui to ( ’barter Oak Lodge, a c<*le- . . . but they remembered the wonderful atian Sorin made plain ..Uiat Rua- a crash In the western found alive today off High Island, A l n O U t l l i J l U r f h -$2,600.000 ^siive July 1. 10.57. ac- . »iv e siuaema were arrescen gnu *la would continue td‘ ])lvss for ,,,______- .. part of north and aast of where the Brad­ telelnation of tin* gi'anting of the j cording to Lynwood K. Elmore, .quality of the tui'key.s , . . the fresh deli- Five students were arrested and le Province. Railroad Mail Trucker Says Rivals cliarter to hen Fzra ( ’haplei, am! president. hate flavor of these farm-fresh native charged with diaorderly -condnrtj-aholltlon-of the Amacieaiy-cveraeas j- * ' ' . . . irgont* said they -ttacked ley went down. and resisting arest. One student bases and a ban on sending mili­ the cutting of H hirtluJa\’ c.a)(c ft r A new group for young adults Assets of the Savings and Loan We.st, Willington, Connecticut, grown rucKloads of troops near Vic­ A sea plana r«port4id sighting R'nni H'rilli !)>• Mr and .^fr,‘t ,^'- of (V)lle*;p age and older was •truck on the head in a scuffle with tary missiles into outer apace. But elg-ht bodies on a raft, but wa* Assn, are about $10,000,000, Rob­ turkey.h with more generous slices of toria de las Tunas while Ihe^' were fled W'erhnei. pi e.sjrlenl.R nf the formed .Sunday night at the par- ert Boyce, president, said. a city poUcapian, had 12 atltche* he indicated this would ' be done attempting to restore disi-upted unable to' say whether there wa* taken in his scalp. Dag to Recall lo'lgf' anil cliaptf‘1 I sonage of the South Methodl.«t The Savings Bank has two teridei' white^ieat on the broad breasts. through the new 81-nation U.N. highway communications In that $100.000 Theft forced Un ion Boycott life In any. ( ’lum-h. blanches, one at 285 E. Center St Both Cnji LaKrojid and Pinehurst guar­ More than 2.6 state troopera disarmament commission. T rebels reported tlie,\ siif- With wave* atlll running high 1) I The. group plans to combine a from Central Virginia were aiim- Russia’s new proposal called for and one at the Shopping Park- antee the freshness and tendei'ness of L 6 J J 3 1 1 0 I 1 X 6 B I T 1 kined and four wounded. Wnsliinglon. Nov. 19 i.Ti Tc.x-' Bsrry told investigators this waa Ln 30-mtle 'wind*, rescue craft j few. social activities with dlscus- ade moned and brought tear gas with creation of an 11-nation study 1 The rebel* said two columns op- Portland, Maine. Nov. 19 d’' A (ih'hlreii's ice these selected Connehtfeut fresh birds. as truck opeialor Desmond A. just after he had put a stop to were reported having difflciilty .«ions of .some of the mnj >r prob- them. group to work out the "program —----B elating In Camaguev province jirst veteran railroad mail clerk a< • getting Into shallow waters where I lems faring tills age group today. We must have adv.snce (irdqi's for these The Incident began when an old and rules’’ for a permanent U.N. United Natlona. N. Y.. Nov. 19 west of Orient* had been joined bv Barry told Senate Ha< kel* probers what he called "the most surpris­ Viixiliai'A lo M<‘cl ' (hiba has a law recpiiring that i|ei'Mtlv sujiported, KiimN me Oiaie IreiS J\avtce ,ign Minister Hussein Oweini ask- ^ 9 w t came from the First .National Bank Bulletins ■aisetl h\ auxdlarie.M In ^•^t^^lus ‘5-4151 to be sure we will save .iu.«t the truck line officials, and .said the was some mixup In which the union Ing that the Seciirit.v Council drop • • 'a n I T W of l.s*wiston and Aiibiiin. , union agreed to picket and boy­ .vn\,R tlrotigli hequr.st.s nnct gifts size you want. , the complaint filed last spring by ^ A 691a q.J i-eturned a rhei’k (or the dues pay- from the AP Wires ! nm nei vJeo chlhs. Dlstriet Attorney Peter cott Barry's Galveston truck lines menia that he learned of Ihe prac- LECLERC th " Vf u:-.,-r „■ p" ,idenl Cha-' ------' Mills said Doiirette allegedly The MnncheRter Auxih.ti\' ’mu Fresh Native Capons and frozen stuffed ■noun against th* UAR. of Houston "at the Insistence of He* and ordered it stopped iiH.R a lotnl of 12 memheis and Turkeys will be available at Pinehurst Democrats to Push Cairo, Nov. 19 i/P- The Cairo opened thrVe pom hes while on Ihe the carrier* present" The committee had called Barry ATTACHE’B WIFE KILLED FUNERAL HOME Hammarskjold transmitted these nress todav eaited a..a..,.. Portland-Boston* run esriv today '^ill welt'ome new luemher.s. . . . Come here for the wonderful S & W .Sudsneae . B *(iy called off the name* of (o tell about hia lucceaaful fight Jerusalem, Nev. 19 (g>~A two■O documentsHoeum.„r. to the...„ 11-natlon ' ^ 7 7 I and ren.oved $96 377 in Federal the Yellow. Chief. .M. A B. and against a "hn; cargo " boycott the ABOim.OWCOST Mi.ved Fruit fpr fruit cakes . . . white ' council together with a memoran- '■'’"P * reaction against | Reserve trsnsfei funds. search party today fouad the A-Sk us FliNKKAI I..*ew*y Truck Lines as among a iinloji invoked against hia truck missing wife of Britata's air or Sultana rai.'^ins and currants. dum announcing his plan* to economic intervention In . group of 21 he ssid Hughes has line. Bi-Partisaii politics liquidate the U.N. obseri'atlon | (Ctmtlnned nn Page Thirteen) attache to Israel shot dead m SKRVKE nameo to him as responsible. Under thia praclics, unionized laraell territory 186 yards from FOR RENT group. The counrll had author- Newspaper* here said Sudan iVa* | Barry asked the Senators to in- truck lines refused to handle SAYIINGS BANK LICK INSI KANCK K «nil HI nun Mnvir Projei'lnr* W«lt*r N. iaed creation of the group In a economic collapse, and the Nyrlan froaUer. A buUrt la LeeleiT, .102 Main .Street ' vestigate hla allegations ss to his freight to or from any other line the stomach had killed Mra. —KiMinil nr •llent, rIro 36 mm By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a Democratic adidtnistratlon will resolution Isst June II. i Premier Abdullah Khalil was drlv- cooipetltors, but the committee Involved in a dispute with the Dlreetor The man slated to be majority Joyce Doraa, about 47, M aba ■lid* projeetnr*. start out with razor Mashing in all — I *h to accept U.S. economic aid' I made no Immediate anno\in< enienl Teamsiei*. Cor. Middle leader of the first Democratlc-con- directions In an *tte m ^ |p keep with string* attached. strolled In the border area near j of any plana for a followup m- The cnmmillee currentlv is study­ WELDON DRUG CO. Call Ml 9-5869 PMEHURST trolled State House of Representa­ what was an eaa.v campaign'prom­ Mens Tidbits the point ivhere the Jordan river IV s a a v 'fr fa B r - ■•.V the army iinder , quiry. ing whether regulations against mil 3lHln nt. TrI Ml 3-6321 23 Mnln Street. Mancheeter Turnpike tive* in 82 years, said yesterday ise of no new taxes. i 1 o n O I K y O t e r s | O*"- nirahlm Abboud took over m I flows Into the Me* nf Galilee, family policy Culled from A P Wires I F.arlier, Barry had testified Ihe secondary boycotts, including the Israel charged. that Arab Infll- he will stress bt-partlaan politics. "It will be our job to go along^ prevent acceptance of this aid. State Rep. Samuel S. Googel 'Of I'eamslrrs demanded a collei'.ive hot cargo practice, need tightening. ; tratora billed her. The Called with whatever cut* are itoimd and endangered Sudanese In- bargaining contract with his com­ Max Miller Says: New' Britain, said hie party will support some of our own. Btu we Barry is ■pf*** Coroner Louis pany In 19.5.5 but refuseil to give veston truck lines of Houston, Tex. after the Israeli government r.'iiat bear in mind that H la not ~ \ ; The dally Al Akhbar reported hi* worker* an.v voice in the con­ Republicana and not "try to shove W. Schaefer today held that "the His troubles with the Teamster* I lodged He complaint. the spending of-money per *e. there yfaa an acute economic crisis tract terms. started in 19.58 when, he said, the | anything down anyone's throat." criminal neglect ' of Ixiwell G, ONE POLICY! ONE LOW PREMIUM! whieh la wrong or irresponsible, in Sudan. He said a delegation nf union of­ \mion Inslsled that he sign a con ; The Democrats will control the For Integration Bascoe. of Hartford reused a Fi:r.l. OIL PRICE HIKED but the spending of money on "Tile governmenl'a efforts to ficials addressed his worker* at his tract accepting it a* the collective' F. E . B R A Y House next yeair bY a razor-thin thing* which are not productive find a aoTiitlon met with utter frus­ Windsor acriilrnl last month in Hartford, Nov. 19 (.15—One ma­ Norfolk, V*., Nov. 19 Nor­ " hlcli two persons were fatallv i Invitation, and "they told our em­ bargaining agent («r hia driver*. ] jor fuel oil supplier here today y Protfvtk father, mother and children under one policy for one majority of three votes (141-138). tration, with the'^reault that there ployes the.v didn't care what Ihe.y He said the drivers wanted no VI •‘W# have a golden opportunity lo (Continued on Pag* Nineteen) folk voters advised their "city was no course open but to invoke injured . . . Justice' Department hiked the price of number 3 nil. part of the Union, and that he^ low premium. Watch and Jewelry Repairing council In an Informational ref­ says today- the training of special (the workers) Want they were used In oil humers. half a rent do a gqod job,” Googel said. U.S. aid," the paper aald. "The signing the contract with us." wouldn't "let anyone force such i At Roatenablt Priett ★ Vet, every family needi ' "M y. aim In the coming aession erendum yesterday they do not Suliandae people however, refused U.8.' Deputy Marshals In connec­ and other suppliers said they want six closed white schools re­ tion with U tile Rock school crisis "It seemed most peculiar," Bar- i were waiting ami watching the SALE will ba te.^Me that we do a good an.v fhrelgn aid with strings at­ ry said. ' (rontlnued on Page Fourteen) tf Children born Inter are automaticall.v inrhided at no additional • dependable lource for turned , to clt.v countrol for market. Hocony Mobile Oil Cs. Promfit Sarvlco— 2 Watchmolitn Job for the people of Connecticut tached." - has eome'ita an end. premium. and not try to do a job on the T-Men Grab 11 integrated operation. A Middle Hsat News Agency dis-1 Charge* of discrimination Inc. said the.retail price of oil Be druga and (undriea. Why 1958 Executive Cars state for th* goo4 the Demo- It waa the flrat time the'‘queS:- patch asserted that the Sudanese | against Negro musician* In the of this morning was 14.8 cenfat n Manchaitar't Old*«t Ettabilihad Jawoltr eratic party," he addied... Uon had been put lo resident* in government announced three week* • enferlsinment field in New York gallon. It waa 14JI Tuesday. An­ ft If father diea, the family'a insurance continues ju.st a.s thouifh not make this RtlUH* phar­ ALf. C:ARj< CARRY NEW CAR (.l'ARANTr4R-~ Dope Pushers aqy of the three localities In which other anppllrr aald hi* company NONE HAVE RFJIN REGISTERED Googel said the principal aim of ago that part of the Ahfetjean aid will be Investigated birniedlatel.v he had lived . , . but without pa.yment of premium.^. 737 MAIN ST.— STATE THEATER ILDG. macy your Family Drug the Democrats must be to "keep schools are closed under Vir­ would be allocated for Imports, and h> New' York 8(ste Commlaaiqn Union Defers Walkout had ordeivd n* hike "at' the mo­ our promises to -the people." He New Haven, Nov. 19 olb Fed­ ginia's massive resistance to jmjpiaieraahnHld obtain the appfay. Agatnst-DispitmlnatToh.e . i — - a E'SiS ■■ MI ■%.* t ZZ JZ'FT'.^m ; . . Ik? Nine i M A ^ ment, but that doeaa’t mean Store.’ You can count on us •aid he would support bills to car- eral agents tay that, they have Integratlon^Jaw*. ■ al of (he'UfS, aid office on all Im-iteen rescued Bprlnghlll. ,7.8. mlh- there won't be one before night.” . / Diaabihl.t' Benefit pn.v.s Famil.S’ Pnlir.v premiums if father be- '58 LINCOLN '58 MERCURY Unoflif'ial return* from Premtere------sedan. - l y outgU the Democratic platform arrested l i persons and broken a 1*}? i P*?''!. : ers and 25 members of their fam- conies totall.v .and permnnentl.v disabled before aife fiO. for couricofis, competent Montere.v 4-door sedan. 8- pledgea. large Connecticiit dope ring. city's 46 precinctsnets gave 12.340 i ••Biidane'ae mer.-hants regarded' iu** *p«nt the night In Boston On Big TV-Radio Nets 3 MISHIN'O IN AIR CRASH White top, black bottom. votes against r .Madison, Nov. 19 air Whitewall tii'es. heater, de­ tone. White top and black "W e ran on that platform, we Treasury men said,they were I equesiing Gov J. j this decision as a form of -meil-, before continuing their flight to- service and prices that are I Jr. to return Ihe lean trusteeahip on Sudanese for-to.,, i. and land search, was underway ft (ieiKToua di\ifloiids; a.s earned, atart the firs' year, l.ilieial rash froster'. radio, tinted glass, bottom. Radio, heater. Merc- are committed to it, we must do looking for aevea others to be ih M lV t o '? t{7 ' ‘’7" ‘ '’“ ."J^fhlp on Sudanese for-i^sv to vacaHons li Georgia. everything In our potyer to enact charged with selling, heroin. The fL” making , eign tnjd* the neW* agency aald. p ^ p ,, „-ho like a nip or two- New York, Nov. 19 (A5 -Posai-^during strike*; payments to per-, today for a mlaaiag airpkuie aad and loan \ alues for emergenc.v needs. always fair. Bring us your electric vent windows, pow.- omatic. padded dash, white- the request. bill* that will make the platform' II - one woman and 10 men, were The Middle East New* Agency even more -have rontribiitedv .. bl* strike ection against the na-1 formers for use of taped network! Ihi three pasaeagere. ‘Two ef to* er windows. 6-way power . The outcome of the balloting la, also charged the U.S. embassy wa* Doctor'* prescriptions, toot scat, wheel covers, chrome, wall tires, back-up lights, come to life,'’ he eaid. arrested Monday and yesterday, more ttian $1 MIIMi in state tsucee tion's four major lelevialon-radio, show* on non-network stations: no' men are presidents of New Eng­ ' use rtf tapes made by staff an­ land manufacturing coneems. guards,'license frames, all foam Mibher seats, wheel,' Googel aald that Republicans the agents said. lit SeMt ’"^'lough ; trying to bribe Budanese deputies! " 'h ;'’;r x '’N;;;"'E"nglsnd"'''sUtOT ^ n*tworiis • was deferred again lo- nouncers after they are of' duly, The plane was reported to have It'a here at the aavinfa hank! leather interior, power'steer, covers, undercoating, aide- Will be given a large voice in the The alleged dope, pushers' sold members parliament to aecure approval prohlWtlon' bever-f 6*y by *> performers' union. • aoming House teaslon*. heroin to a federal'tnarcoticB agent « t on 7 msiorifv .. . j age magazine reports today...... : The union, the American k eder- and payments' to ^rform ei* (or | crashed and exploded near tha ing., power . ..brakes, dual view mirror. Retail Price taped programs based on the ared | Come in or phone for Complete Facta! range automatic transmis- Although OonnecUeut Demo- who gsatimed the tole at a dope "T h J e ,' a r ^ i r h ' a n d Lbree <*^ * * * " ^ " " » ^ « * ^ ^ * Dr. W .fhh.r ' von Braun. A rm / .! *tlon^ qf_ Television ^ Hammonasset' Htate Park here 93799. Junior high and Ximee missile expert, aays that within} Artlgt*. aald tU strike deadline in which the tape* are played, not sometime Monday night. sion.Retall Price MI60.26. arata will control both Houses of addict, the government said. Mnior high schools havo .been where the program* are taped, ! the General Assembly in the forth­ Five of the I I were .arrested eight year* the United Slate# w ill, would be extended at least through SALE PRICE $4995 SALE PRICE S267S Negotiations had been scheduled! RAIL CR.A8H KILLS 16 coming aession "Republicans In Bridgeport. .* In New Haveti, 2 ■ - -•■ further talk# scheduled for to- to resume al 8 p.m. last night, but; Uaccn. East Pakistan. N’er. should not entrench, fomr a line, In Stamford, and one. of iincei laln . . , . . . wc, iiiaii v>iiaii,;ciiui fzwiii mi Uight, • federal erturt desegregation or-; F a i r f i c l c l Adenauer will confer with French The union made the anitounce- after a aeries of postponements.'; 19 (g’l — .A mail train smaabed and fight ail their proppials." Bililreas. in New York City. ' der, enrolled. 17 Negroes. State law |3^U11N in union representative's sent word I Premier Charles de Gaulle' seme ment after a session which ended Into a freight train at liShaham '58 MERCURY '58 MERCURY This advice 'was given-the State Eight of the accused persohs ap­ reqiiiies the immediate closing of f they could hot start until well after Your SannKK E«rn Current ^Annunl Divirirnii Bute '■ ' „ m,. Where la German.v Nov. 36. at 6:31) a.m. It began at 3:45 a.m. Btatlon totey. killing 16 person* U. S. Post. Offic« OOP yesterda.v by one of its own peared before tl.S. District Judge any public school in w hich the ; Westport. midnight. 4- f|U*st the return. freight nam teieareped and bath MILLER’S Norwalk Senator, who is expected Holmes, 27, and Clayton E. Mar- ganization within.* *'<*•(• Earlier;Kstchtt man for dope ring, accused' laat night for today’s early morn- strike at midnight last Sat'irday, | SALE PRICE $2595 >ALE PRICE $2595 If the school* are returned and Gre*mvlclv Darien and New C*t pf simoUBg to death aaetker H r- Ing Ulka. engWs derailed and evertwrned. to be minority leader of the Upper tindale.' 30, NeW Haven; Robert (X o.ocned on an ihtegrated basis. when its. contract with the net-! Bouse In the 1959 aeaaion, Wade, 83; Isaac P, Turpin, 34: naan had dropped out. lootlre boodtum laat nsoatli. A union spokesman said th* ma- works expired, ' j avings anchester However, State funds for Uietr op- A reaoluUMi before the commit'-j ' Vangpgrd scienttsts gtvlag' up . Jor obstacle was th* question of, ' KEDR '»’. « « . JAPANBWV PHARMACY “But" he added'/"If they ata ui»- Ernest H. Guiles, 36; and Jose . But both the strike deadline and! criqton ape cut oA. tee Contained a statement In which I for tWa yeas’ aay more' attempts performer*’ rates fop network us* Tal^r*, Nev. 19 (F) — IK i M AIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH wesr BRANCH ssnmd wa Mmuld raise our vMces Galaru, 3S. Bridgeport, and Glen the contract, were extended to last \ ■' 111* school closing law comes the committee said they had the(to send hatellitea aloft tq work on of * programs------recorded------"by------means of* OklM’a Fereign M M iter O fm 9 2 3 Alcjin St, 78 5 I ft', t C rntt r Sf Alimrfu stf'f Piiikodo 299 GREEN ROAD gad register: our voteq soHdiy, Porter,! 91, stamford- midnight so the talka could b e’ MORIARTY BROTHERS OBder direct'attack lotederal dis- highest esteem for CongreaamaB making launching rocket more re­ th* new video tapes. continued. , FI aaM tmOtj to* Ca " ' f . I < n», * S f AliHdL' Turnplkf* £iNeata — ContRieatal — Merrary — Eagliaii FeiA - against Uieas.? - ■Tkre* otkar* were Mehtlfiad aa OtlN THUnSDAY PhoM Ml 3413A Irict eoQrt bera tetki/ A spselal Albert P. Moreno, snd Indicated liable. . .Etectnote computers may Ue sMd there were four laauea The' union t* aaeklng a )0 )>er aaenrity treaty - Noting that one M the btggast aaytoti Crewdmr oif, Stamford, ••Judfs court keare % suit,, brought the withdrawhl was not aiieraonal IVININOS 6 lo 8 nOTH /IWANCHls O P fN fRlOArS fo ti p./ 301 CENTER SlTREET-^Open Eveninxs-^-Nl A^lAS •robleihi Mr the auu today la soon be turned looae on the hiimitn wliich the union InsisUMl upon but cent wag* tnereaae acroes the FREE FICKUP AND E U aah ^ CMwley. B''*dge|mrt ky « «Mu|> of white peatoU. chal- affPM$.te Morano. brgin to give man bts most accu­ which the networks flatly reject­ beard and demanding, adto^pgiai t D E U V E R T BERVICB . ■eney, fiM I adU: piffi^an gy waa ar-' Fulptof Kadi* qfpsjhl iA lt j^ Y S e u N T T or m n m r k i n o ; Tkata 49 Bff doubt that the rate picture of wimt iM kM th* ed. These were Usteg as; realad to' Naen Xerk City. « ■Isid work. .M'aaffBg a m ,'' ' 4'-"-...... - V ■' 6|i)CkplUag of tsgoi for oso r ■ . )