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PAGE TWENTY-POT • /' THURSDAY, DECEMBER B. 1957 •./ ■ t ‘ ■: ■ ■-V?.. /f . ,-r ' ' ■ . -V M «. Albert'^very. 100 L^rdaU Mr. and M ra Stuart W olcott and St., chairman of the Cbrlstmaa assistant atewdttl: Mra. Mildred A b o u r t o ^ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wolcott and past masters, and visiting Gran­ mmwMwisiwm m iWHiHiw party for children whoee niothera children have fstumed after a visit G range ^Seats Morrison, chaplain: Jamea Baker, gers. are members of St. Margaret's Cir­ with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van A l­ treasurer: James McBrIerty, secre­ : Main Street Stores Open for Christmas Shopping Until 9 0*eloek Tonight A t the close of the meeting a I ^rbkra. j. 1Hewit^BS Chest­ cle; Daughters of IsiM lla, an­ len, Evans Mills, N Y. tary: Mrs. Celestes King, gate social followed in the banquet hail nut S tylii i servir^«ervin otywa arrange- nounces that It will be held Dec. Ijaeper; Mrs. Roberta J a m e a, BILL TUNSKY — T, IK ... . ■ 14 at l l a.m, in the.K of C home. JXew Officers and fruit buns, cookies, tea and ments^^ommittse'committm for the Greek Major and Mrs; Jeremiah Sweet, ^rea: Mfa. Marjorie Morrison, NOW OFFERS YOU A TERRIFIC l < e t ^ EUl to be held on Dec. 14 Poihqna; Mrs> Marjorie Mastran- coffee were aerved. ATeraie Dkily h-ess Run •3 Fairfield St., former command­ /*Irs. Beatrice Uttle, wife of Paat by/rmtemity sorority orgeni- The Little - Flower of Jesus ers of the local SaivAtion Army a gelo. Flora: Mrs. Marian Beer, For the Week Ended The Weather (tbtions of the University of H «rt- Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ Corps, will conduct the prayer "Maater Wilbgr T. Uttlfe. 195 Spen- lady assistant itevvard. Holiday Special November 80, 1987 roroeeat of U. 8. Waetiwr ITnrw ford ht peth El Temple, West row nighf at « o’clock at the home meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in/lhe cer St. was installed aa master of Among the former masters of Ham ford of Mrs^ Gerald Charest. 127 Birch Citadel. / Manchester Grange, No. 81, Manchester Grange present was FOR A LIMITED TTME ONLY ON Toalght oecnMonal mla, aot ias St. (^ -hostess will be Mrs. Eleanor William E. Hill. 8j« Hartford •Rd„ 12,682 0 Patrons of Husbandry, last ev^ing eoM. Low Saturday, ao- Cpnghlin. who was master of the local Member o ( the Audit 85-4e. Tha Lucia pageant will be held I. in a ceremony performed by ier * t the Emanuel Lutheran Church Grange more than 40 yeara ago. ALUMINUM BureaO o f arenlatton \. eaalonal rain, oonMiwhat warmer, husband, Mrs. Little is the second Saturday and Sunday evenings at The Hartford Alumni Club of the He had not attended a meeting in Manchester— A City of Village Charm nigh near se. '7:30 in Luther hall. The offering University of Rhode Island will Wed<|i6g8 woman to receive this honor in the 'hiany years, but when called on. That Interpret The STORM WINDOWS and DOORS received will go for mission s(=ork. hold a Christmas dance at 8:30 p.m 72-year history of the local Grange. Extended congratulations to the This would make a wonderful Christmas g ift for the J Grange and its new master and Wishes Of The Family Refreshments will be served fol­ Dec. 14 at the Bond Hotel in Hart­ Mrs. Hasel Anderson, wife of Past home and also save Dad the work every spring and VOL. LXXVn, NO. ,S7 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) wished them all prosperity. He MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. DECEMBER «, 1957 (Olaaaltled A*vorttahig em Paga 96) lowing each performance. Every­ ford. Tickets foi- the dance may be Cooper-Oowling Master Gustave A. Anderson was fall of putting up and taking do\vn the windowi! PRICE FIVE CENTP one is invited. the first. reminisced somewhat on Grange purchased from members of the White chrysanthemums and JOHN 0. BURKE executive committee. Despite the severity of the weath-, affairs in the old days and drew candlss formed a background for milch applause. FUNESAL ROME PHONE Ml 9-9095 CSiapman Court, Order of Amar­ the marriage of Miss Polly B. er over 100 members. Grangers anth, w urm eet in the Masonic -.The Children of Mary Sodality Downing, daughter o f Mr. and from other toWns in the state and Chester H. Small, retiring mas­ T E U H I 3-6868 Temple tonuWTow at 7:45 p.m. It Is sponsoring a Catholic book fair ^ 1. Kenneth A. Downing of Co­ friends, attended the installaUOn of ter, and one of the youngest ever 87 EAST C EN TE R ST. FREE ESTIMATES ft NO OBLIGATION | 1 will be the tinnual meeting with re­ In St. James' School tonight and ventry, to John R. Cooper, son Mrs. Little and her associate offi­ to hold that positloti,, was called AMBULANCE SERVICE ports ^ election of officers. A tomorrow night from 3 to 9 o'clock of Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Cooper cers held in Orange Hall. The new on for remarks, also several other eocialfiour will follow in the ban­ and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. of Columbia. master attired in a blue gown and themMmwiMje/itmMjmmmwitvmneMiteimmmmMmmmmmfumtJg quet ball, and refreshments will be The ceremony took place Nov. the other women officers in floor tert'ed by men of the court. Books for sll ages and other Christmas gifts will be on sale. 27 at the Downing home with the length evening gowns gave the af. L , Rev. James R. MacArthur, pastor fair a festve appearance. Loyal Circle of King s Daugh­ Edward A. Mathleson, aon of of the First Congregational Church Mrs. Daisy Canade plav^ the ters will hdld a potiuck and Christ- piano during the entire sfPrice U. S. Satellite Rocket Explodes Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mathleson. 50 of Coventry, performing the serv­ maa gift exchange Monday night Tanner St.. Is enrolled as a sopho­ ice In the presence of the im­ and accompanied the giies* soloist' At 6:30 in th® Robbini room of more St Marietta College, Mariet­ mediate family. Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, who sang Center Congregational Church. ta. Ohio. A graduate of Suflleld Presented in marriage b.v her mree selections, "G ive Us This The hostesses will be Mrs. Mar- Academy, he Is majoring In busi­ father, the bride wore a suit of D ay," "W c 'Hiank Thee. Lord," and Do Something gsret Kottke and Mrs. Ruth Mul- ness. winter white wool with a corsage Now the Day is Over." Mrs. Appeals Unit Asks dooa. Marjorie Morrison, chaplain, led lii of white baby chr.vsanthemums. prayer. , The Manchester Garden Club will Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Me-. And Then YeU hold tti Christmas party Dec. 9, at Shea of Hartford, brother-in-law Welcomes Assembly | ^ p.m. in Center Church House and sister of the bride, were the Past Master Little, who also Teamster^ Ouster Waco. Tex;, Dec. « (jpi Rep. Personal Notices wUh exhange of dollar garden type couple's attendants. served four years as Master of W. R, Poage (D-Tex) pro­ gifts, and a surprise feature. Mem­ TTie matron of honor, wore a East Central Pomona Grange posed yesterda" that "we keep opened the service with a speech bers will also bring articiea for brown wool suit with a corsage of our mouths shut until we do pstlenta at Norwich Hospital. Mrs. bronte and yellow pompoms. of welcome, and a brief history of Atlantic Citv. N. J., Dec. 6 ’f'Waahlngton. Teamater* adminiatra- ' Card of Thanim, the founding of the Grange organ­ (/P)— The AFL-CIO COnven- “ ''* prealdent. waa given the something" In launching a Dismal FailureI Roland Midford and her committee A fter a dinner for the bridal space satellite. will serve refreshments. The sec­ P57ty at the Red Ember Restau­ ization, which formerly admitted lion trt.y ,.p,ll,d lh. ! k> expreu our sincere oidy farmers, but now is open to all "Then let the people look up thanks to pia- niMy friends and the ond workshop in preparation for rant in Bolton, the couple left for into the sky and see for them­ Cape Canaveral, Fla„ Dec. 6 (4»)— America’s first satellite Street for their many the sale at Center Churth, Dec. 13, who apply for meir)j>ership. H< de- leamatern Union on COrrup- man MrClellan (D-Aral of the acu of kindness In our recent loss. a trip to . tion charges. Senate RackFla Committee, aaying selves." he said ir. a luncheon launching vehicle exploded in its stand today. The Pentagon will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m Mrs. -Cooper Is a graduate of ivered charges to ail the officers including his wife. Mrs. Hazel An­ ------McClellan would wind up tearing club talk. Criticizing advance- said in Washington another test probably could not bis held Alher?^Harrison and family at the home of Mrs. Robert Hyde Windham High School, Williman- N .1 D ec 6 “ rganlzed labor "aaunder. bloody disclosures shout the delayed for about .30 days. Smith, 131 Hartford Rd. tic, and Dean Junior College, derson presented Mrs. Little for in­ Atlantic Citv. duction in office. Mrs. Anderson Is HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. launching. Poage asserted:' In Memorlam Franklin. Mass., and is a student There were no casualties. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La­ the present Iectup*r. "Dur own advertising has at the University of Connecticut. L/Ommltt^e A> tion, Mohn imid. “ But on the other A spokesman at Vanguard headquarters gave these details njen»ry.of pur dear broth­ dies of Columbus, at their meeting Miss Edith Williams aucceeds rejected today I hurt us more than Russia's e r William Freeburti, who passed awav graduated from final appeal of the T e a m s te r.il band, neither ia there much hope j launching of both s utniks. of the misfire: i two n a n a«o. Dec. k. 1884^ Tuesday evening in the K o f C Mrs. Little as overseer. Other Windham High School and attend­ Union to escape expulsion. labor to aurriye and growl It's like the man who brags “ There was a loss of chamber in the'firOt stage Always remembered by aiattra. Home, completed plana for the an­ ed the University of North Caro­ new officers are Mrs. Madelyn ' DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS TODAY WITH ALL CASH SALES! nual Christmas party Dw. 17. The Appeala Committee had " belpful', about his fine csttle. then after two seconds. Mrs. jterah UcKay, lina. Morey, steward; Robert Schubert Members are asked to select and brings his old broken-down Mrs. Susan Taylor. ^Mohn "h n .-aidX I there must be a bet­ “ The rocket fell back'on the atand, toppled over tdward wrap an Inexpensive g ift for the the truckera union of peraistent cows Into the shew ring." ter way to handle union corrup­ the water (to the east) and exploded. Card of Thanks young mothers a, St. Agnes Home. Hodson-Green ^ — — — ______1 and deliberate refusal" to remedy' Q ^ Green alleged corrupt rondlUons. tion "than the dismemberment of “ The fire is now out.” This information was given out at West Hartford. These gifts are to { THIS YEAR BAKE 1 this federation." In grateful acknowledgment of all be brought to the meeting and will Sr., 473 Gardner St., announce \ ¥ Elizabeth Arden i dCcdsidL, With the committee's rejection of 11:53 a.m. The .Appeals Committee said the replace the usual grab bag gifts. daughters the Union's final plea, a roll call Public Losing “ ___ YOUR GIFTS * '.eamsters Union "has been and The American attempt to put. a little 3i/4-*pound test Clev’er little dolls fashioned from Wrglnia, to George T. Hodson^f vote on the expulsion neared at the I>nver, Colo. Tlie ceremony .took COSMETICS AFL-CIO convention. continues to be don.inated or .sub­ sphere into a globe-circling course 300 miles up came more clothespins at the meeting Tues­ place in Denver on Nov. y Tiie stantially infli ncer by corrupt in­ day night win be sent to the New- g o l d I M I D A L I The Union and ita leaders, includ­ Riirlit to Knowa, than a month after Russia had sent a 1,000-pound satellite Wffe. Mrs Ulllan Billinga, couple reside at 1435 PeArl St. W sio L fluences." Sons, S t^ ey and Friuicta. ington Home for Crippled Children. ing President-elect Jamea R. Hoffa aloft, and more than tw6 months after the Soviets launched Denver. ' ^Arthur Drug Stores Committee Secretary John .1. < f l o u r and reUring Prealdent Dave Beck, their Sputnik I. , . ^ 5i.b^53c I have been the target of yearlong Murphy, of the Bricklayera Union, Editor Claims scandals before the Senate Rackets began reading the 14-page report Today’s test was a dismal failure. • ' (D sip L. Investigating Committee in Wash­ to the AFL-CIO convention short­ yAt Gettysburg, Pa., w'here Prsal-e " » . . . i...... i,,;!, ...... a wwBwniwfw etwf I f f leiifutsimmKia 1 BISIPMWIinM]IMia)iaWMWwMl is necesaary to expel any union ple the right to know \*hat is go­ AFUrGIO suspension, were denied fire. /■ HEADQUARTERS!!' ens the appetite, and to from the federation. With ita l'„ ing on in their gove'nmeiit through YOUR BEST BUY FOR FLAVOR and PRICE! voting rights at the crucial-conven­ roilllon memhers, the Teamsters "1 have pO comment," Hagerty tion session todav for the expul­ newspaper re^rting—raay already said. HALE’S FRESHLY GROUND satisfy it, we offer the fol­ U.S. P art lowing ^ood buys: sion showdown. Blit Elnar O. Mohn, fContinued on Page Twelve) ; have been lost through public In- Hagerty aaid was DOUBLE OREEN f| I difference. New England editors Informed by phone by Brig. Gen. were told today. Andrew J. Goodpaster, aide on na­ Of Sputiiik I Carl E. Lindstrom, executive tional security matters and White . A huge ball of fire and smoke erupt from the Vanguard which blew up on its STAMPS TODAY WITH f ^ editor of the Hartforc’ Times, ad­ House staff secretary;. Moscow,!Dec..6 U tt—Communist COFFEE 7 5 ’^pMOHED SHOULDERS launching pad during an attempt to launch the U.S. Satellite today, (A P Photofax) "The President will have no “ 41c dressing a 2-day' session of the party secretary NUclta KKIhuitacliev ALL CASH SALES Dutch Citizens Told New England Society of News­ comment,” Hagerty said. charged tontght that part of tha paper ^ ito r a opening today at Goodpaater phoned from Wash­ firat Sputnik’s carrisr rock.st fsU SAVE 10c OFF HOMOGENIZED PURE ALL NATIVE FOWL I-b. 31c I-:oteJ Statler, warned that the con­ U.S. to Allow ington. on tha United States Isst-Sundsy, REGULAR PRICE! VEGETABLE SHORTENING For Soup or Stewing. stant flght by -newspapers in the The current speedup In the but the Americans "do not want To Leave Indonesia public's behalf will be lost unless Doctors Undecided American satellite program start­ to give it back to us." • Open Friday Hight Till the public becomes aware of what ed with Eisenhower's fiyst chlns- .Captives’Kin up speech following Russian suc­ "W e relied on them trusting In SALADA TEA BACS is at stake. • their decency, hut they did not Uva V. I' Lean Corned Beef Jakarta, IndonMit, A iffV-^aald the government tntenda to ask "The general public seems to feel cess in satellite launchings. SPRY 89’ up to our trusL" ho told-a group Indonaaia began expelling Dutch ------u. « • « Indonesia for "a calm diacussion that government . . . has a rigKb- On Ik e’s Paris Trip iMmage Not Bstlauited Yet of correspondents at a Flnnlah em- - 3-Lb. Tiir aubjecU tadav in ,1U hard-fisted To Visit China Navy Cmdr. Jay Smith, who 48 Count ea as to prapafe for an orderly to a cePtaln iSIMaat— q «ii^ *.la r g e hsasy reception. "If an Aparlcan OiT GENERAL ELECTRIC’S 53c FRESH SHOULDERS— PORK-BUTTS— SPARERIiS lUtmMUro------toMIlnJ West New GuineaGuinea. evacuation." . amount*-of■'Tirtvata ItTf?,'” Lind- made the.Vanguard headquarters' sputnik ever fells on Sovtw teirL- CH ICKEN of tha SEA ' UM abide tlm t reports poured (Informed sources said the Strom said. '*17113 of eourae la com­ Gettysburg, Pa . Dec. 6 (AV-The| pletely cockeyed," Hagerty re- Waahington, Dec. 6 (fl—The Stale announcement In Waahlngton on tory, tie will return It promptly to MOTTS FAMILY SIZE JAR in that • Indonesian employes Dutch government instructed its pletely contrary to the democratic White House today labeled as piled. Department today dliicloaed it will I bokalf of Dr. John P. Hagen, chief the UnlUd SW ia." CHUNK STYLE throtlgboiit thia island republic representative'in Jakarta to prrt- process under which we have been He added that any administra­ issue passports to relatives who of the project, was asked by newS' Kiuiishchev' aaid tha Soviet gov­ were seizing Dutch business enter- "completely cockeyed" a published men whether the entire device was srkciA SW O R D F ISH u 65c tesl the Indonesian povernmenfa living." , , tion officials being quoted aa say­ may w’iah to \itlt six Americans ernment \vould officially announce prleee. report that President Eisenhower destroyed. New TABLE TOP APPLESAUCE apparent lack of measures to safe­ Newspaper organizations across ing he has made such a decision held prisoners by Communist tho Jahding on U.S. tsrritmy "and TUNA lyormatlon Mlnleler Subidjo guard law, order and Dutch prop- the country, lie said, have for yeara already has decidea to attend the "don't know what they are talk­ China. "I doa’t know yet,” Smith aaid. we wtt.aak them (the U.S. gov­ •al

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PAGS TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRibAY. DECEMBER 6. 1967 Plan Ignored by Ike Santa Answers Mail Politics Linked — ------" ■ - - C------;------^------— V V 'O V i ' b y po pu la r r e q u e s t Coventry Main St. at Windflam Oondmunlty The Recreation Department a ^ Oiir Doirut Shoppe Holy Wreath Memorial Hoapitol. received word from Santa Claus Sheinwold bn Bridge Shoppe Danish Library Gets Tomorrow’s BraRts Adlai Offered to Serve that h^ has caught up on his To ‘Unsolved’ and Coffee Bar Will Be Doughnut sale, II a.m.. to 8 work making toys and yrill be W ^ C u s t o m Troop 63 Chooses Leaders; p.m., Ijtdiea’ Ason. of First' Oon- able to.answer the letters that Labor Shooting . 8AFETT PLAT SouIfK^ealerith\dealc Love Letter Garbons gregatlonal Church, In tha vestry; As ‘Missionary’ for U. S. the children send. ASSURES CONTRACT North-Squihnh-Jkniii- vulnerable OPEN SUNDAYS annual dinner and donee of Co­ 'Two special mailbokes have By Alfred Sheinwold NClORTH Between 9 A.M. end 4 P«M. By DOROTOY ROE yO i Europeans Santa Visit Starts Tonight ventry Volunteer Fire Assn., 7 been erected for the conven­ Wa.shington, Dec. 6 i/Ft A Ten­ South had problems in both bid­ 6. (A P Women'e Editor) p.m., Nathan Hals Community (CSoattained from Pace One) without Eisenhower to having ience of the children, one In nessee law enforcement officer ac­ ding and play with today’s hand. ¥ A^Q Ort our special tionut prtoea for Center; East Central Pomona ♦ Q 5 2 If you ever get a love letter Engaged American families are reviving Coventry, Dec. d (Special) wedding without th^ bride. Center Park near the Mary knowledged today he toM a Sen­ After North’s raise to two dia-^ charitable organlzatioiiik—Phoae Ml '9mad4 for donations of suitable No. 8 Grange, 8 ]).m.. Grange Hall of Soviet eclentiflc-military-eco- '.j'monda. South wanted to reach A J 10 from e famoui Dane, you might 1 old customs' such as that of the Patrol leaders and officers of Boy items for this project. Anyone on Rt. 44A; First CfongregaUonal Stevenson was r»pbrted to feel Cheney Library and the other at ate tnvesti^tor that political rea^ WEST KAST 9-SStS. Domic progress. the Paris meeting should be either the workshop in Center Springs, game. The trouble was that he aaiF S- u well Iccept the fact that a car­ Christmas Advent w-reath, used Scout Troop 63 have been listed os having used toys la asked to con­ Church Pilgrim Fellowship, 7 p.m., sons might be one explanation! of didn't know which game to try A A K Q 8 7 4 A 9"3 2 tact the group advi.<)ors, the Rev. Stevenson was reported disturb­ postponed or reduced in status to but letters posted In the regular ¥ 9 6 3 3 ¥ 8 7X 2 RESTAURANT and bon copy hae gone to the paniih during the Advent season, the four follows: Stephen Buckley,, senior at church to Attend pre-Chrittmos the way he handled InvestlgaKtlons for. Mr. MacArthur or Mr. and Mrs. dance from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. ed both by the extent of the ad- a foreign ministers meeting. mailboxes will also find their ♦ None ♦ K lO^'l DONUT SHOPPE Royal library. weeks before Christmas. way to Santa Claus of two unsolved shooting In at La­ The shortest road to game is patrol leader; John Ohiund, pho- aaren^e A. Bradfield. at Union (Congregational Church; mtnistratfofi plans he has been re­ No decision has yet been reached A 8 3 2 * 9 6 3 ^ The wreath is made by wiring logihpher, historian and keeper of See our lovely assortment on whether Eisenhower will go to bor dispute. . three no-trump, and the longest ’This was just one of the inter­ ‘North’ Church Events Second Congregational Church viewing and by the administra- SOUTH esting bits Of incidental informa­ small clusters of evergreens—pine, the advancement chart; and Wil­ Paris. The White House has said Det, John T. Rc.vnoMls of the road is five of a minor suit. South A J 5 The Rev. C. Arlhflr Bradley, deacons, deaconesses awJ church of FURS ... for that warm, tinn’s attitude toward winning sup­ Tennessee Bureau of Criminal tion acquired by faahlon Illustra­ fir, laurel, holly or whatever is liam Zeigler, scribe and treasurer. his doctors will decide later wheth therefore wanted to try for game ¥ K I 10 available -to a circular wire form, paator of the Second Congregation­ committee, 7:30 p.m., home of port ^or them at home and abroad Nations because of Soviet influence Identification told the Senate □ □□□□□ □□□□□□□□ tor Dagmar Freuchen during the Also. David Eaton, shooting star James T. Laldlaw; Nathan Hale . ' Stevenson Pesatraistlc er he can go. Meantime, other there. Taking its cue from Eu­ at no-trump. Since he had no stop­ ♦ A J 1 4 3 which can be bought complete with patrol leader; Alan Covtello, act­ al Church, will use ;’God and wonderful Christmas gift. MATO countries decided after Rackets Investlgktlng _ Committee per of his own in the opponents’ A A K 0 12 eventual years of her mar-, Health," as his sermon topic dur­ Chapter, Jayceee, Junior Yacht i rope’s trend toward Integration . He la said to be particularly un­ he made the S^tement in an In South W>.s( North East □ riage to the late Peter F re u ch ^ candle sockets or male from old ing patrol leader for woodsman Club," 10 a.m., Glenney Park club­ happy over prosp^ts that Eisen- Eisenhower was stricken that they the agency would decide which suit, he had to see if he could coax wire coat hangei's. If you make patrol; and Charles Raisch. leader ing the 11 a.m. services Sunday. In 4 (•' pieferred to go ahead with the terview with^Lavern Duffy, one of his partner to bid no-trump. I A I A 2 A Pass the bearded Danish explorer^who charge of the nursery class during house. howfer, recuperatitig from a mild areas needed what kind of eco­ 3 A Pa.ss 3 A Pass □ Enjoy Yourself won fame and fortune on TV’s your own form, start by cros.sing of a .yet-to-be-named patrol. high-level meeting, with Vice Pres nomic development aid. It would Its staff blvestigators. Duffy re­ South began the coaxing process □ The troop will direct children the seiwlcea will be Mrs. Clarence stroke and under doctors’ care, corded Ure interview with Rey 3 ¥ Pass 4 A Pass "864,000 (Question" and^ whose two flat wood sticks about 12 to 15 Mancheeter Evening Herald might not be able to attend the ident Nixon substituting for Els then assign one or more of its by bidding his "unbiddable” club Inches long and nailing them at during a Santa Claus program Amldon, assisted by Tamar Hetzel. nolda’ knowledge. suit. At his next turn, he con­ 3 A Pass Pass Pass Have a wonderful evening din­ last book, "Peter Fr^uthen's Book There will be a baptism service dur­ Coventry oorrespondent. Mm. F, Paris session. He compares holding enhower If necessary. member nations to provide this Opening lead — AK the center. About an inch from from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. today and It was learned that Stevenson UijdeT quizzing by Chairman Me tinued by bidding his "unbiddable" ing here in our congenial at­ of the Seven Seaa" has just been ing church worship hour. Pauline Little, telephone Plllgrim a Western summit, conference Bid. This assistnace would be pri­ published posthnfnously. each end nail a candle .socket, made from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow in proposed in a memc to Dulles marily on a long term, low inter­ CcjJkn (D-Arki and Sen. Curtis heart suit. These bids show*ed that mosphere. Enjoy the finest In the downstairs section of Trem­ The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship 2-6281. jX-Heb.i. Reynolds testified he "Peter w r ^ wonderful letters," from small tin can rovei- snipped will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday In the early last monL, that he go to est loan basis. It would be strictly he coulfl stop those suits comfort­ in high cards and poor distribution food and drink served in a around the edges and bent into blay’s Super Market to raise funds Paris as a private citizen in ad never did arrest William A. Smith ably. If North could stop the re­ says the dafk-eyed, dynamic Dag­ Church Community House. Donna economic, with no political or mlll-z you cannot quite afford a free courteous manner. Come In to­ mar, also a Dane, who has won a place to form c.andle holders. Then for Its general troop e.xpenses. vance of the Dec. Ifi meeting. tary strings attached. - a business agent for Teamsters maining suit, spades, it was clearly raise. Children must be accompanied by Kohler snd Robert Scribner will be Unknown Picked lUDGET TERMS Union Local No. 327, or obtain night. reputation as one of Anierlca’s top make your of wire and staple in charge of the session on ’"rile , Stevenson's idea was that he up to him to bid no-trump. (Copyright 1937, General Features it to the ends of the wood strips. an adult. could talk to his friends in Europe warrant to search Smith’s property When North, In.stead, bid foin- fashion Illustrators. "Whenever he Recruits to Graduate Mosaics of Bible Symbols." Corp.) Was away on one of his many Cover the wood that shows at the . For Leading Role AVAILAILE with a view to winning their sup Rockville while investigating the firing of clubs. South had to give up the \ Two new navy men, Warren R. The church Religious Education trips he would write every day, renter of the wreath with alumi­ (JommiUee will meft at 7:30 p.m. FUEL port for an American plan for shots at two tnicka on a Ten idea of game in no-trump. Evident­ num foil. Schwarm, son of Mr. and Mrs. New York (>P)—Jan Bnxiks, 21- nessee highway the night of June giving me sort of a continued story Robert H Schwarm of Brewster Monday in the Church Community overcoming Soviet advance; typi ly. North didn't have a stopper in Decorate the wreath with pur­ year-old English actress who has fled by the sputnik satellite. In CCE to R^eive 12, 1955. spades. So South came out from of his adventures. And of course St., and Edwin M. Cornelluaon. son House. Reserve Notes "FOOD he always sent a copy to the Roy­ ple ribbon and insert three pur­ Basketball Sessions Slated never appeared on the) London stead, he became a. consultant In "You were covering u p7" Me behind the bushes with a leap to Judith fliargaret Morhardt of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Corneliu- stage, has been picked to be Errol Clellan snapped at one point. FOR al Library, No. it didn’t seem to ple candles and one pink one in son. Cedar Swamp Rd., will gradu­ V-awing up a program for the National Award five diamonds. If North had a AVEY’S the sockets. The wreath is placed The first of a series of basket­ Flynn's leading lady In "The Mas­ NATO meeting, although he has The witness murmured " singleton spade and good values EVERT cramp his style st all—all famous Mrs. Jean Morha.dt, 33 Hollister ate tomorrow from 9 weeks of re- ball sessions will be conducted OIL Victor J. Rusgaltus of East Danes do it, you know. And it's flat in the center of the dining ter of Thomfleld" on Broadway, expressed reservations regarding sir." But It was not clear whether for his bids, he might still go on to 45 E. OENTEB 81. MOOD" St., annoiinoea the e.igagement and ci-uit training at the Naval Training from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday at Rockville,^ 6 (Special 1 — Hartford has recently been pro­ quite all right, because the letters table, and randies are lighted by The plSy, an adaption of the plana being developed. the reference was to the Investl slam. coming marriage of her daughter. Center, Great I-akes, III. Coventry Grammar School. Thia U Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre," TTie Cttiz^i Committee for Ed­ are never opened until 50 years various members of the family a’l Holiday Sleeting ’Tomorrow { ORGAN SALE RANGE OIL Stevenson’s view Is that the gation of Smith, or to Reynolds North Wisely Passed moted from master sergeant to Judith Margaret, to A.l.C. Gerald the evening meal on the Saturday open to all northend boyi of junior is planned by producer Huntington ucation fCCE) has been awarded testimony before acknowledging □ after the death of the writer." The Coventry Volunteer Fire TILL DECEMBER 25 Paris meeting will be devoted ai As it happened. North had two warrant officer. Ruagaitus has M. Monahan, eon of Mr. and Mrs, before the flrst Sunday in Xdvent. and high .school grades. Clarence Hartford for arrival In March. that he had made the recorded □ □□□□□□□□□□ □□□ Dagmar studied art in E\irope As.sn. Women’s Auxiliary will have most exclusively to strengthening certificate of merit in a natlon- low spades, and wisely passed at been serving the 364th Field Robert F. Monahan, 36 Fulton Rd. after a blessing Is pronounced by C. Edmondson will be coach as­ Hanford discovered Miss Brooks NATO’s military posture. statements to Duffy, before coming to New York. Her Miss Morhardt Is also the daughter (Thristmas dinner-meeting pro­ sisted by Ronald E. Edmondson, at a Small suburban London w 1 ^ contest for its community game. He was aware of his part­ Artillery Battalion as battery the head of the house. gram Monday ewnlng at Altna- ' KINSMAN ELECTRONIG ORSAN As Stevenson sees It, this Is McClellan read to Reynolds from first husband was killed in World of the late Frank G Morhardt. During the first week of Advent itocpltol Patients theater where she has been acting laftlcipation in education. a transcript of the Ihtervlew in ner’s invitations, first to three no- clerk. In lieu of his recent promo­ War II while In the Pacific veigh. Spring' Hill, Mansfield. time to enlarge and combine the trump afld then to six diamonds, She is a graduate of Manchester the flrst purple candle is lighted Harvey Morria of Rt. 31 Is a pa­ for a year an(i a half. Model A BOLAND skills and resources of the west The contest Is conducted an­ which Duffy had asked why no tion. he will now serve as the Theater with the U.S. Army. .She Drive Completed but he simply didn't have the cards High School and is employed as an each night by the youngest child tient at Windham Community Me­ em world so as -to help develop tlj^ nually in connection with a com­ search warrant was obtained after unit's personnel officer. met Freuchen on CThristmas Eve, operator at the Southern New Eng­ A total of 3329.71 ha» been real­ DANCERS SLAP SELVES to accept the Invitations. of the household, and is left burn­ ized by local Girl Scouts during morial Hospital. OIL COMPANY uncommitted backward areas. ^ munity school improvement award Smith had refused to explain how Rejoins Local Unit 1944, at the New York home of land Telephone Co. Airman Mona­ ing during the meal. The Second Mrs. Mabel Pike of South Coven­ Dancing in Samoa differs great­ program, aimed at procuring pub­ he happened to show up in a hos­ West took two spades and then Specialist Warren A. Douglas of mutual Danish friends and they their recent drive toward a $616 ly from the Hawaiian hula, In 369 CENTER ST. Stevenson Proposal shifted to a heart. Declarer won han Is a graduate of Howell Cheney week the eldest child lights the goal for the Eastern Connecticut try is stilt a patient at the same Stevenson was reported tb have lic recognitldn of community pital with a gunshot wound short East Hartford has recently joined were married the following June. Technical School, and is now serv­ flrst and second purple candles. hospital. which the hands tell a story, and Tel. M l 3-6320 groups toward Improving educa­ ly after someone had fired wildly the first heart in dummy and made the battalion after serving a 6- "I guess it was love at first Council. Mrs. Donald F. Bowman, •the Tahitian hula. In which the ^ ®“Bench recommended a U.S. prp^osal at the key play of leading the queen ing with the U.S. Air Force in During the third week, the mother fund chairrnan, has extended New Arrival 6 6 5 tion. at two trucks of the BAS Motor month active duty training tour. •ight." says Dagmar. "I looked Arizona. hips do the narrating. In Samoa the Paris along these lines:. 'J'ft'flonds rather than a low dla- of the family lights the two purpie thanks to theise supporting the A son was born Tuesday to Mr. Christmas Special 24-Hour Burner Service Creation of an .international The award will be presented by L4ne of Nashville. Douglas is the latest of several at Peter and he looked at me. and The'Wedding is planned for Jan. candles and the pink one. The dancers leap About, slapping their .Tmond. drive. and Mrs. John S. Perry Jr. of hands, legs, and chests. Reg. 8820.00 agency, similar to.,- and possibly First Selectman Edgar H. Wilson Smith was not In one of the trainees to join the group after that was it. We saw each other 18. fourth week the father lights all Paper Drive Sunday i'ur Vi);ht ntirnt r x» r\nr ()nl\ at the Common Council meeting trucks. Officers quoted him as East covered with the king, and completing their 6-month tour. He I every day from then on cntil our four candles. starting with the p^rganization for South won with the ace. West "Video Everyday" The American Legion will make European Economic Cooperation Monday In the preaence of govern­ giving no explanation of how he has been assigned to the com­ marriage. The tradition of the Christmas Model B showed out. and South could re­ munications division of the head­ as whale steak and blubber, too.’’ a paper, rags and magazines col­ 6ui Mi 9-2429 or Ml S-4S45 (OEEC). He ruled out the United mental and school officials. was shot except to say that it was ^ AH Rights Reserved— "During our honeymoon, on Fire Advent ceremony w’as widely lection Sunday morning. The OCE entry was prepared by by a friend and accidential. turn to diimmy with a heart to take quarters battery in Manchester. Island, I was trying to open a can says Dagmar. "But the only time practiced in northern Europe dur­ another trump finesse through IL T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. I went on a real expedition with ' ‘South' Church Events $965 Gordan Otbson who waa chairman McClellan read this recorded To Batteries vOf beans one day, and Peter roared ing the 19th 'Century, and recent:: ___floflflion of the Ftmt Oon^ R A U i r East’s ten. tvith laughter as he said ’My flrst Peter was last spring, when he Christmaa Special of the community conference on reply from Reynolds as to why jThe battalion currently Is ly has been revived. The circular gregational Church School is to o a m R i a education held here last May. The he got no search warrant In the If declarer began the trumps wife used to do that with her went to Iceland, where he was a Reg. $1200.00 operating two batteries, the head­ guest of the Alumni Assn. It was wreath is said to be the symbol of meet at the church Sunday for a entry described the role the CCE investigation of Smith’s shooting, with a low lead from the dummy, teeth’." quarters and headquarters battery there that I was served such native eternity, the evergreens represent white gift service for Norwich played in supporting construction "Well, I don’t really know what he Would finesse the jack from hla in Manchester and the service birt- Frehghen’s flrst wife was an Es­ life and growth, the candles ayni- hand. East W'ould then be sure of a kimo, whom he met during his 14- dishes as seaweed and' pickled State Hospital and Mansfield State of the new high school and in the to say as to why. Well, we more tery in West Hartford. Th? local whale blubber.” bolize the four Sunday.s of expecta­ Training School and Hospital. Gifts education conference. or less keiep out of union trouble trump trick with his king-ten. battery is commanded by Lt. A WONDERFUL year stay' in Greenland. A daugh­ tion before the birth- of Christ. The SATURDAYS DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER FAMILY GIFT should be unwrapped with appro­ mEm6(R F 0 U The group was organized tw o as much as possible, and I would Disily Question Charles Russell of Wapptflg. ter by the flrst marriage is now a Frenchen died of a heart attack purple of the ribbon and the can­ la.st September while on a trip to priate wrapping paper and string 186 W EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE for the fid time years ago and was a major factor say It.was done — It may have Partner bids one diamond, and Details on the battalion’s new TELEVISION! well-known writer of children's dles is the symbol of penance and the next player overcalls with one books in Denfhark. and a close Alaska. Dagmar, at the time, or ribbon, instead of being wrapped in the fight for the new high been for political reasons. All we program are available at the head­ prayer, the pink candle represents as announced in the column. cU Ga. M| 9-6205 school. do Is-take orders.’’ spade. You hold: Spades, 10 6 3. Come In tonight and aelect friend of Dagmar. was preparing for his return' to the joyousness of the sca.son. quarters, Manclje^ster Parkadc, on their country cottage in Noank, After tt)is service the classes will Before the hearing, committee Hearts, A Q, Diamonds, 7 6 5 2. Tuesday nights between 8 and 10 ELECTRO.NiCS a apanking new TV for Freuchen liked to . cook, says ,F or the Cliristmas season Im­ 691 MAIN STRnr of6 IS NORTH MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER CONN DAILY 1:80 to tiOO.PJtl. Clubs, 7 5 3 2. What do you sXy 7 your family gift this year. ' Dagmar. but had his own Ideas Conn. adjourn to the Kingsbury House V r B IN . SATURDAY >100 to StOO PJ«. members said their program for -’clock. mediately following Advent, can­ for usual service.s. an Organ... Answer: Pass. With only 6 points We hsuidle only the finest about how it should be done. On "He died as he lived. In full ac­ the day called for checking first LABORATORIES dles snd ribbons may be changed Tlie Rev. James R. Mac Arthur, 9 A. IVI. t o 1 2 NOON Additional Lig[lits on the vigor with which Tennessee —^Motorola, D ^ o n t , Syl- the Christmas eve of their meet­ tion." she says-"runnine upstai s to white, the greens changed and I vanla. See them here Hirst ing, the explorer arrived at hla with a lot of heavy luggage. If it pastor, will use "You and the officers have sought to solve 173 freshened, and the w-reath used as Bible,” as his sermon topic during For Parking Area cases of shootings, bombing and 277 BROAD host's home early in the moi-nlng had to come, that was the way he a part of th.e holiday decorations. anyone can play bearing two geese and his pocket would have wanted it." church services at 10:45 a.m. Sun­ other acts of terrorism in Labor day In the church. disputes. RADIO knife. He proceeded to cook the THE TIE TOAT BINDS Dark shadows In the dcM'ntown STATE T,[ I [ V I S I 0 N dinner according to Danish traffi- SEEK THORNLESS BERRY ^The Pilgrim Fellowship will ’Tben, they said, they would seek Hundreds of corporations are work Sunday afternoon and during parking area at Purnell PI. will be NOW and SAT. tion, airily waving aside the mem) Plant geneticists are striving to e v e ry o n e c a n a ffo r d to get from a woman witness some G. Y dANDSTAND (13-43) PERSON TO PERSON nell PI. will be wo-ked out after Feraaodo I-amaa aad wlla, con afford the new violence that was committed and < Si SL'SIK the Christmas season, he said. tia-«e) Biu PAYoPr Arleae Dahl, farmer N. T. on which wo have had testimony.” in-M) MATINEE THEATEB plaati baaeball Ndaaeer Wurlitzer Century The program wil Include better feobir) Lea Darochar aid wifa permanent lighting afld may In­ S:S0 ( S) STAGE 7 I.aralae Dar O rg a n — it's priced SATURDAY OPEN HOl'SE Hunchback IN N U O U fE E c 4:14 8ECBET 6TOBH Dull Routine of Msrriago of 4:84 ( Si LITTLE BAHC'AEs LUMBER GO. Vernon ‘Puppets’ Nothing will freshen up' a mar­ TOE ( 8> BANDSTAND ^ Notre Dame" SUN” (IS) EDGE' OF NIGHT OPEN ALL DAY riage that has grown stale like a ClscmaSrop* <«) LOONEY TUNES Perform for DAR few new Interests that a couple and C'alor . In C'oiar (33) AMKBICAN BANDSTAND SATURDAY .50 4:43 in-M l MODERN RO.MANCE8 Ask About the Wurlitser can ahare. 1 :M.s.iee’ S:U-S:4S-t:M A husband and wife sometimes (44) LFJ4RN TO DRAW USSON-IOAN PLAN ’The Puppeteere," a group of 3:44 ( 3) LONG JOHN StLiMB assume they are bored with each < 8-33) TH E RITCCANEnifl (M)IJ! F^OUB!?•" 5*5? FioRTS' » •FORT* Enjoy the Wuriitxor Cen­ Vtmon church womei., put on a other, when the real truth Is that (IS) I LED THREE UVES’ (I !) THE FIRST CHOW 11:1 Come see our largre selection of beautifully styled dresses that make yw tury Organ in your heme ■SMALL DOSDOWN puppet show at the Christmas they are simply bored . with the (M) COMEDY TIME for just Pennieg a Deyl PAYMEJENT meeting of OrforJ . ‘arish Chapter, routine life they have been lead­ Kettle (4«) BIN TIN TIN pretty girl even prettier on Christmas Day. Choose now while selectio ing. 3 :N ( S) RIG ADVENTCBE , , . (44) W EATHER are (ximplete. Sfl MONTH? TO PPAT DAR, last night at the home of ( a-53) MICKEY MOrSE CLUB Let a coUpIe start limiting Hjelr TONIGHT Vi*3 ( M) PREMIERE PERFORM- Mrs. Bruce H. ^ a }e , Talcottville. (18) THE BIG SHOW a, ANCK **HappY IfniiT* The Vernon women, lead by Mrs. outside activities, and narrowing "Advealnre" 11:13 (IS) WEATHER A SPORTS their friendships down to a few Dine-Uanca-Have Fua COME IN AND try it today Gordon Becksslth. presented two PL13S •hows. "One Eye, Two Eyes. Three couples, and following the easy At the Friendliest Place in Town Eyes," a fairy story: and the course of sitting before the TV A- Christmas story, "W hy the Chimes set evening after evening, and bore­ MIKE STANKO'S ALSO Rang.” dom la sure to move in on them. •ntUOKLORB At the business meeting, pre­ They can stay bored, assuming that their marriage has lost all its NOW SHOWING sided over by Mrs. Ste\-en Wil­ OAK GRILL ' O F . liams. regent. It was derided that sparkle, or they can force them­ 30 Oak St,— Manchasttr THE NEW the local DAR would sponsor a selves to break their dull routine and start going places and doing O H W O O t R (S3) THE EARLY SHOW marker In Bolton to mark tht spot M-Sreer' „ „ (14) WEATHER where; troops of Count Rocham- things—together. (44) ILIGHT THEATER 11:13 iiai MILLION DOLLAR MOVIR beau, en route to Yorktown, en­ Every new activity won’t be suc­ 4:4# ( I) POPKYE THEATER cessful, but if you will just keep (St) CeWBOV CORRAL 1 . . . fJJ' camped duijng June 1781. This 4:13 r S) ACCENT 11:14 (ttl TONIGHT Fa HOME GIFT SALE! STUNN(NC Wurlitzer moving along In search of new In­ ^ _ ( 4) SANTA CLAUS PARTY win be done In cooperation with * (31) N ^ “ “ the State Highway Department terests they w in eventually find t:S4 ( I) N^WS, SPORTS A WEATH- 111 fJKJi * Following the meeting, refresh­ themselves enjoying life again. ( I) NEWS. WEATHER A ments of dainty tea sandwiches Results Will Surprise Them and PRESENTS , . SPORTS OPEN ^STOCK M O DERN Chord and cookies were served by the And befora you know It they 4iM ftt) 8POBT8CA8T SATURDAY. DEC. T it:4S (SSI NEWS hostesses. Mrs. Thon.sis Dawkins, will have a lot to talk about In-' • tSS ( t) TOWN CRIER U ;N ( I) R. F. 0 . stead of nothing. Before they quite 7:14 ( 4) I REMEMBER HAMA }« > t h e JIM in’ DEAN SHOW Miss Gladys Keith and Mrs. Reu­ ( 8) TOVCHDOWN (ttl THIS IS YOUR NAVY In Choice O f Fabulous ben McCann. Mrs C. BImore Wat­ realize what has happened they (IS) 7 O’CLOCK REPORT (M) TRUE STORY Organ $989.50 kins and Miss Marion Washburn will find themselves making new “The Curious Savage” (33) WEATHER A LOCAL NEWS . . . . d a n c e P A R W friends and enjoying their com­ (34) NEWS AND WEATHER poured. A Christmas centerpiece By JOHN PATRICK (44) NEWS A WEATHER decorated the table. pany because the new friends Author, of “ TeRhooM o f the August Moon” (U) SPORTS FOCUS Blue Mink! Driftwoo^I Limed Oak! Cordovan! share the same Interests. 7!lSi«U-44> DOUOLAS EDWARDS. IS! Let us help you select your organ or piano for It ip Important for any couple to ' NEWS MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM (331 HIGHLIGHTS !* | 1 Tm^^'(^NE^CUT Christmas now. add new Interests to their lives as (341 NEWS Caller to Review soon as they drop old ones, and SATURDAY. DEC. 7— 8:00 P.M. (S3) JOHN DALY. NEWS Walnut or Spruce Mahogany! to add new friends. Instead of see­ 7:14 ( 3) FEATURE FILM <«> «ATUBDAY*N*EWrR Familiar Dances TICKETS ON SALE AT AUDITORIUM “ The Flakier" Imagine this'stuiiiiiRg contemporary Bedroom . ing their circle of friends decrease PRICE 7lfc 1=13 ! n ! The perfect Gift for the Home . . In with the years. Open Stock to enable you to make up the anite of your dreami. Quality built* tale priced to fi\** you EXTRA Value: * ’ ** * ** ’ son* ®“ ' * ” AN ANDEM- The meeting of the Manchester The reason so many couples fall Ntehob to do those two things is because yU S!;?’* hNST MOVIEB ATTRACTIVE NIGHt TARLE ...... ■ $19.95 FIVE DRAWER CHEST ...... $69.95 Square Dance Club Monday eve­ TIRE ! SJ ' J> AMERICAN LEOEND It is so easy not to make the effort Monehattgr 3:H ( 3) FEATURE FILM ning will be in the form o f a party MODERN PANEL B E D ...... '•••••• 4 in honor of the graduation of the to keep life stimulating and in- ■529.95 SINGLE D r e s s e r A N D MIRROR ______S69.95 teresUng. It is so easy to make an class conducted during the past Dancing Saturday Night G O O D Y ^ R FOUR DRAWER CHEST ...... [A ]'T h e Kate Greenaway Girl sets the 3-5x’er foehionB for the festive season looking few’ months by Will Dobson. . excuse for staying In a rut Instead Pina A Floor Show •559.95 DOUBLE DRESSER AND MIRROR...... $99.95 of making an effort to get out of it. , Look To divinely demure and fetchlngly feminine In Holiday dresses from Kate Green­ The dance will be held from 8 to "TIN T” QUINN’S BAND BOOKCASE HEADBOARD BED 4 • • • ’« • ( away's Golden Jubilee collection. Sixes 3-flx 05.95. TEMPO 11 In the gymnasium o f the Wadr But any time a mbrriage begins TIRES . - •• -U/f $ 5 9 .9 5 t r i p l e DRESSER ANIJ MIRROR_____ $| 19.95 CHOICE FOOD and BEVERAGES ORGAN and PIANO CO. dell School. Refreshments will be to seem dull It ought to be a warn­ store Sind Pleat S9& Broad SC Pinehurst IBJ The Kate Greenaway Girl seta the 7-14’er fashions for the holiday season in dress­ served during the evening by the ing signal to both husband and Have your party, banquet or STORE HOURS: Open Mon­ es with full-blown bouffant'sklrta and breathtaklngly beautiful airs. Sixea 7-1* hospiUllty committee. Members wife that it is Ume to liven things day Through Saturday From KEITH’S IS READY FOR Your Exclusive Wurlitzer and Kimbair Dealer weddiRg_ reception here. TEL Ml 3.5179 CHRISTMAS. .With A Tre- 85.96.- who have not been able to attend up by widening their ouUlde in­ 8:80 A JI. UnUI 5:80 P.M., I . . I G rocery . mendous. SelhcUon Of Last­ meetings regularly this fall are terests. OPEN SUNDAY? Open THURSDAY AXD IC] For the Ice cream and ciUce set, this white nylon dresa has permanently pleated 386 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 9-4081 eapectally urged by club officials to (All Rights iReoerved, NBA Service, < 4> BIN TIN TIN ' • AT 302 MAIN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL f. ing Home GUIs To Fit Every "Tha Haatad" Budget. Both ' ‘Convenient skirt and embroidered bodice with ita 'Own separate pastel slip. . In white over attend tor the. next few weeks. Ine.) F»r New Year’s Eve (1444) LEAVE IT TO RRAtER Kelth’e, East Hartford, Open hffirit # 'urnitur/e pink or blue. Sixei 1 to 3x $8.95 and 3 to Ox 810-95. Earl Johnston, club caller, will ra- Keaervatlo* OaU m "W aU rV OIri TraaMa" FOR LEADERSHIP IN Dolly From It AJ«. UntU » Storen Are Chock Full Of 111 J MAIN ST. Exciting New Suggeotlons.. -Maneheeter'e Largeet DiepUy of Funobs Koybowd Vlaw famUlai dknees for tha t h e baUob'a 1*66 pedMtrUn PJL, dOM Satnrdoyo At U. 317 MAIN ST. G ift boshota of fralt and In Olftn Every Home Lover [Dj Trim tho troo with thia hrighi no-iron cotton juinporr 01ombroidorod ocroM tho mid- ^ Instmnenta” banellt o f both newcomers and ald­ dARth toll of 7,iM wa the lo w iA t (44) 'JURNT MANCHtSTCR Pieiem. Ubeml Terms May riir, with lU own MpnraU white laorn blouBo. Whito blouso with rod or oopon. er members who feel the' need of on roeord and .'SO bolow tha prtvi- tl44 < MS) JIM ~ food dolteaeias. Coma In Frtf PaHdiif! FAST HARTFORD Blsoo 1 to Sx $4.95. . En^ BeArag^ further Inatruqtioa. mi4 tow o f IW L R RAINBOWCLUB tU . • UA, BoHar US4I) or Col Ml 3m i1. \ l I IffiM MM MM MM MM MM IBM MM. MM TEEM MIM IBM MM -- -T’ -J Trr c, >

PAOB r o u v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK. FRIDAY, DECEMRER 6, 1967 MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1967 PAGE n V B ft hs(F noted "the tendency to go Rockville to Washington for financing u the line of least resistance although States- Urged to Help many etatee and local governments Tow% City Refuse to Waive are able to ftnapee programs with their own money." WATKINS- "Congreee ehould make a de­ Interest on LaPointe Taxes ' In Federal Functions termination of the ability of local' governments to handle their own WEST V Washington. —A rec-^new responsibilitiea they would as­ problema without federal help," I* Rockville. Dec. « fSpecial) Parents of Scouts are asked to ommendatlon that states assume sume. the committee recommended Fountain eaid. \TOe town end city yesterday notK attend all meetings of the troop more responsibility in fields they that the federal government as­ Funeral Serviee B«d LaPoint Industries. Inc., that 'Which are held in the basement of now share with the federal gov­ sign to the atates 40 per cent of its t^ernon Methodist Church the first ernment won the approval today tax on local telephone service. Omond (I. West, Direetor thek cannot waive Interest pay- Mohday of each . month at 8 p.m. of heads of a Congressional sub­ This federal tax. currently 10 16 Applications 142 Cast Omter Rh on the firm's bark taxes. \ Oiamber Notes committee studying federal - state per cent, brings in about .370 m il-' MItcheU 8-7186 In a to Jen H. Stillbach, Businau Education day has been functions. lion dollars a year. The states Christmas is here set for May 6. a Tuesday. In Con­ For Welfare Post BURTON'S the firm ident, First Select- A special committee of gover­ would get 158 millions of this necticut utdustry 1^'eek. the nors and federal officials recom­ under the committee proposal. MAIN 8T. man Edcard' WRson and Mayor Chamber offibe has announced. mended yesterday that the states Inquiries about a job aa aocial Manchester's Oldest Herman G. said the town At a meeting^af school principals, carry m ore of the load In some States asking ar' in such a plan worker in the Towm Welfare De­ with Finest Facllltlee MANiDHESTER, would enact a four per cent tax and city *■ more than the superintendentand the Cham­ jointly financed programs, in ex­ partment have come from 16 men OIT-Street Parking CONN. cooperative in giving the com- ber executive comhilttee. it was change for federal tax credits. on telephone service. This would CstebUshed 1874 ? be in sddillon to any tax they now and women since the present work­ any time to pay itktaxcs due tn agreed that a ha!f-(la\' program The committee was formed after er's reslgnetlon was announced B5t-55. The companyNwcs nearly would be sufficient. The program President Eisenhower suggested to levy on that service. The federal FtEASE SEND MEi 160.000 In taxes plus the intere-s), \vill Include industry as well as government would then give tax­ last month. J I SVILING g " SERVIC.F the Governors' Conference last Applications will be accepted not yet figured. \ retail business. \ June that a study be made looking payers a credit for this four per The two officials said Uie, com­ The American Bed Cross Cimp' cent paid to the atates. Phone us­ until 5 p.m. Dec. 16. 81X1 C0102 2nd COLOR PRICI to transfer to the states of cer­ Qualifications Include a college pany has not even made tokeh in­ ter has asked th^Chamber to neh tain functions now performed ers would pay a six per cent tax stallment payments on the ddWt, secure a chairntan from industria to the government. degree and one yea. of experience wholly or In part by the federal in social work or equal experience althuogh it had' rpomlsed to do ^ or trade elements in this area to government. - After five years, the tax credit Asked \ialver' set up bloocMobila visits twice a system'would end and the federal and training. Applicants must Stillbach had asked for a waiver Rep, Fountain iD-NC), chair­ tax would be reduced formally to have a driver's license. Order of interest on taxes due In 19M-.15. ^'%he U .s/Post Office has urged man of a House Government Oper­ six per ent. The states then would Oral interviews will be conducted The company president claims re­ industrial '^and business people to ations Subcommittee on inter­ have the option of keeping, their b, a committee of three after ap­ organisation of the firm has pre­ use st^cial delivery mail service governmental relations. declined four per ceht tax in effect, chang­ plications are screened. Now! . vented unempIotTnent. and the from p ^ . 8 to 27 for expediting to comment on the specific rec­ ing If or elim inating it. The resignation of the present first class mail during the Christ ommendations of the special com­ worker. Mrs. Nancy Eldredge JRATL. growth of the company would have I ‘ X " : rr>i- \ . Oovernor’a Proposal h.n.fit." In fh« Invi-n «nrl 1 vUSn. mittee. But in general. Fountain Kellogg, becomes effective Dec. 13. jasu n g benefits" to the town and 1 said he was encouraged by the Acting alone, the governors on □ - CNAMI □ CMCg □ CO.P. apparent willingness of the states, the committee proposed that school The three-mlle-llmlt to a nation's 1957 V8 FORDS SUllbach also stated that there construction be regarded as a state appeared to be mistakes in the tax as indicated in the report, to as­ control of the seas which wash its / The , Junior Chamber of Com- sume more- re.sponsibllities. and local responsibility, with states shores was determined by the dis­ 4-DOOR SEDANS assessments for the past few years. 'merce has offered tb keep a watch Rep. Hoffmsn of Michigan, sen­ helping local school' districts fi­ tance an 18th century cannon could The town-city letter notes that' on the Fox Hill Memorial Tower ior Republican on F o u n t a I n's nance construction programs. In shoot. the only request being made at this while it is decorated with Christ­ group, applauded the recommen­ return, the governors urged re­ All Equipptd time by the firm Is for a waiver of mas lights, to prevent \*andali.sm. dations. saying "it s the thing to linquishment of the entire tele­ Interest, "in spite of the seybral Hospital Notes do. Hoffman said In a separate phone tax by the federal govern­ points" the Stillbach letter/inen- Admitted yesterday: Susan Lat- ment. /" tloned. / interview the states will get "bet­ ou' II ring the bell with this tancis. 23 Dailey Circle; Mrs. Wer­ ter results and better cooperation The committee said it is continu­ A special legislative ^ t per­ ner Kupferschmld. Sunset Rd.. El­ for less money If they handle Uieir ing Its study of other potential tax mitted the town and city/to post­ lington; Mrs. Jack Heckerd. Tol­ own programs." sources which might be made avail­ pone the collection of taxes from land; Miss Florem e Cohen, Pinney In its report to Elsenhower, the able to the states, and of other re­ favorite gift... the firm for a 2-year peiiod. Those St.. Ellington. sponsibilities the states might take taxes are now due, in' addition to Discharged yesterc^ay: Mrs. Ar­ special committee urged, that 6 the 19S6 taxes. atafes asaume fu’ responsibility over from the government. Taxes thur Kessler, and son,. Broad under study Include federal estate FlrriMuae Bltes.^kmsIdeTed Brook; Mrs. Richard Magdefniii TinHatTooBiffforTot for vocational educational pro- grama and furniafi necesaary funds taxes, the cigarette tax and some Several sitea lor location of and daughter. Glenwood Rd., El­ Little 2-year-old Terry Berger of Appleton. Wis., decided he'd like excise levies. ONLY $ 0 0 d o w n . future flrehousea .^ure being consid lington. a tin hat, but. the only thing he could find was the cake tin that to help their cities construct waste treatment facilities. Both these Fountain said his group atill is PARK ered by the Vernon District Com­ Evente Tonight he's holding—with the help of Policeman John Gosch. It took conducting hearings and receiving missioners Robert P. Kingsbury, A jamboree and*dance will be undertakings now are financed Officer Goacit and a pair of tin .shears to get Terry's tin hat off heavily with federal money. testimony and would make Its own chairman', said today. held at 8:15 p.m. at the 'Vernon his neck, where it allpped. (AP Photofax). The commlMoners last night rs' 'Elementary School, with "Smiling" - r*!.* fri'oup of 10 governors and recommendation next year. He said viewed a B ^ b e r of possible locS' Jim Flaherty in person with his I federal official also urged that FITZGERALD FREE tions and are giving Serious consid­ tor, section chief ahd assistant pla­ local governmenu pay more of the Caresse Caravan. The program will include eration to a few of them. Kings- square and round dancing and is toon sergeant. Firemen Squelch coat of repairing public facilities V PURNELL y — bury asM the commissionera hepe sponsored by the Vouth k'ellOWglllp ----- Released from l^r\lce damaged by natmal disa.sters. and GENERAL to mak^' a decision on at least one of Vernon Methodist Church. Thrde enlisted men, stationed at S Grass Blazes increake their activities and re- EDSEL PARKING site by/next month, and may select Battery C. were released from the sponalbilitles In the fields of T V SERVICE Preferred Finance Co.. Inc. three/sites for purchase. Their lo- Vernon and Taioottvillp m-wa service here this week. They are peacetime uses of atomic energy a p TEL. Ml 3-5191 csdlon was not revealed. The Town Fire Department re­ s e OR * RU M I RUrFel. MaiirhfttFr, Coiiii. items are handled through The Sgt. Richard G. Adamek. Spe­ sponded to two calls shortly be­ urban development, houaing, and Nights Pin, Pula Tfl. Mitchell Its i e MM Present plans u « to build a new Herald's Rockville Bureau, 7 \V. cialist Leland F. Howell and SgL irrtropolltan area iroblems A loan of tlM cotln ItO.M 1 fli^ahousa on one site in the spring fore noon today. TEL. Ml 3-5481 promptly ropaid la It roBiaratlTO I Talcottviil*. Op«n Evas. Main St., telephone TRrmont John Von Weisenateln. About 11:30. men from Co. No. 1 To help the atates finance any moataly laatallmrata of Ilf.15 rach. to provide space for a tank truck 5-3186. vAlch would then be purchased. Adamek, released Monday,' it a went to Trumbull St. where they ■ The District may also build a sec- native of Omaha. Neb. He came extinguished a grass fire. A few /' ond firehouse shortly thereafter and here from Fort Bliss in October minutes later, firemen from Com­ / the third building would be delayed 1958. Future plans Include a job panies No. 2 and 3 were railed to Nylon Slip. for the future. as salesman in Omaha. the rear of 52 E. Center St. where Option Seen Definite Nike News Howell, also released Monday, they squelched a rubbish and grass It appears today that the town Is from California. A machinist be­ fire. will be able to get options on three The n th AAA Missile Bat­ fore being inducted into the serv­ About 3:15 p.m. yesterday, fire­ lots needed to complete a proposed ice,' he greatly aided the battery In men from the 8th District Fire school site on Lake St. talion volleyball team, regional its solution of mechanical prob­ Department responded to a call Second Selectman Franklin G. Air Defense champions, left lems. from 7 A.shland .St. where they ex­ Welles said today the title to the yesterday for Ft; , Meade. Md., Von Weisenstein, released today, tinguished a small leaves fire. land, adjacent to the Maguire farm, where they will compete for the is from New York City. Educated will be clear Dec. 30. National Air Defense title. The l i ­ In New York and at the University IVIinor .Mvdlrrv The town already has an option man team, coached by Lt. Arthur of Alabama. Jie served as assembly on the Maguire Farm and needs the S. Dowd, recently won the region­ sergeant. His future plans include Digby. N.S. i.^’i - Constable Jam es three Iota which adjoin It to com­ al tournament at Fort Wadsworth, furthering his education in the Haystead found the body in a con­ plete the site. When the entire N. Y. The team will return here field of fine arts. spicuous spot. A large dead owl, . tract is under option, a town meet­ on Dec. 12. was perched on top of the police!*^ ing will be held to vote on purchase School Children Tmir A tl bill in normal circulation call box in the heart of the busl-1 M of the site. , wears out in nine months. neas section. | Police ReorganIzatloB Battery C will be host to the: I; Mayor Herman G- Olson has re-; Bowers School sixth grade Tues- i vealed plans to reorganize the Po­ day. The youngsters will be given lice Department after the new Re- a guided tour of the control site J ubiican Council is Inaugurated in ,ln Manchester and the launching anuary. area In Glastonbury. Several other It’s Easy to Shop for Boys’ Gifts at Plans are to. establish the posi­ tours of the local Nike installation tion df police chief and fill It by by Manchester school children competitive examination through have been planned for next month. New 'designs! A new color! the State Personnel Department. Host CIvio Group Capt. Peter J. Dowgewlcz would Last week, members of the Ver remain as captain-in-charge of the non Civic League were guests of HOUSE’S Complete Boys’ Shop office. Battery C. About 20 persons An executive officer for each shift toured the control and launching SAGE Pr-pud parents,s, aunts and gramps . . . girlfriends, and rich uncles, too . . . everybodyev would be provided. Det. Sgt. areas and later were leired coffee finds just the George- Trspp would be msde a and cake In the battery mess hall gifts that are a natural tor young men in our boys' shop. It it'i new, we have sergeant in more than name, and In Christmas Parade it! It it's goo a style, we have it! So don't make a problem of shopping tor boys another sergeant would be ap- A Nike' unit, commanded by Lt GREEN well stocked now!nrtu/l ^ pointed. Additional police training Edgar Clark, participated in Man would also be provided. chesterif Christmas parade on Nov Vern-Ell to Meet 28. A truck, trailer with a com ITie Vem-Ell Association for plete misalle unit and a missile Retarded Children wilt meet Mon­ handling crew took part. ^ Now-you can day at the Talcottville School where Nike Veteran Discharged the special class Is held. All inter­ Sgt. Hubbard M. Smith,' one of "palnf-by-number' ested parents and'friends are in-, the ori^nal members of Battery Thrill her with an exciting gift from our gay pageant of Lingerie > •.. v it^ to attend. C. was discharged from the service Scovta Plan Hike from flirty petticoats tor undercover glamour to pretty, perky sleep­ this week. A native of Pelham. on beautiful •. e All Scouts of Troop 88 planning N. Y.. Smith. 22, will return to wear that is lavishly detailed, so becoming and priced so low. to go on the overnight camping Amherst College where he was a trip to an unannounced site should student before being drafted two S A G E G R E E N be at the Vernon Elementary years ago. Smith received hia tratn- You and she will love the breath-taking beauty of the exquisite out­ School tomorrow at 7 p.m. At a ins at Ft. Bliss. Tex. before com­ troop meeting held last n l^ t, Rob­ ing here when the installation was or BLACK metal V standing collection of slips carefully chosen tor YOUR,gitt giving. All ert, Bentley was awarded his ten- founded s year ago. He acted as an nylon laces, tine crystal pleatings and tuckings and tine embroidered daiTopt pin. advisor In the battery's successful Troop members have s as it beata. —^----- Ttesue Container ...... $2.98 Waste B asket...... g2.98 OVERSHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN aaii OHILDREN I MeMlliMit g w tl mart titan hoot par gailonl Chippendale Hanging Tray . .$3.98 Waa.aeeeeeee*eteeeeeeeeee see Bet (8) Snack Traya ...... $2.98 FUR-LINED SUBURBAN FOR LADIES'' Adjnstable Tray Stand Hanging Pletnre T m y ...... $2.98 Perfect for je e r painted CALL MItelieU 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY ' trays. 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And, men, don't forget the Any Afternoon Distinct Types (Except Wednesday) Proper Gift By PETER STOLER ^'trained, professional hunters serve houaewares and home furnishings departments in that sprint to beat Taking time out from forUng; the as guides, mechanics, skinners, A t By VIVIAN BROWN emergency doctors while at the New York ^ (NEA)—There are Santa down the chimney. Many Here's Another Reason Why Regal Santas Are hundreds of photographs of hrr same time they are social equals two types of male C5iristmas shop­ housewives would appreciate a AP Newsfeaturra African hunting safari, Mrs. Nancy and friends of their clients. pers. those who haven't the nice gift for the home. ! If you are giving a gift to *ome- BARLOW'S one for Christma.i, take gome Klock thought back to a month Nancy’s safari had two hunters, W ith this swlvice our shopper | Televlaion fltUea-ServIce vaguest idea what they want to burst into a poesy carol: "And sn. j pleasure In the giving. Plan it out spent in British East Africa's Ken­ Rolfe, a man of Gcrma.i extrac­ buy. And those who know exactly tion, she described as being the with a flick of the billfold male 1089 ToUand Turnpike carefully, »hop for it youraelf, and ya country. epitome of caution and precision, what they want. shoppers are off and away, to Bncklaad—^TeL MI S-5098 wrap it prettily. A gift should ngt J- Her thoughts ran from the shots and an ardent conservationist. And neither rain, nor Sleet, nor come back as surely another day look like it waa a "command per­ she and Richard Auer, Glastonbury, Mike a young English farmer, snow will keep them from doing .... before Christmas. form ance.” had made on game that moat peo­ combined his ability and experi­ their CSirlstmas shopping on Buy yourself a amall notebook. HAPPY ple see only in zoos, to the thou­ ence with a lighter dispositibn and Christmas Eve. M ark It: Chrlatm aa, 1957. Llat the sands of feet of film her husband, more easy-going manner. Both "It breaks my heart to see men Two States Refuse Aid names of all those to be gifted, and F.- S. “FH" Klock, had shot of the were excellent hunters and made shopping on a day or two before next to the name, a gift lugges- game, the country, and the people. sure the party got its game. Christmas,” sniffs a personal The National Association of tlon. This list will come In handy For the whole month of Sep­ Nancy, in addition to her rhino, shopper for a large department Housing and Redevelopment Offi­ next year, »o that you will not tember. Nancy, Fil and Dick trav­ leopard, and buffalo, also shot store. cials says Wyoming and Utah are give the person a similar gift, un­ eled through the African bush many of the different variety of "But-one oonsolatlon," she add.s the only states that do not allow less there is a good reason. Hand- having composed herself: "They country, actually living an ex­ plains game, including antelope their cities to receive federal aid ferchlefs can become redundant In and zebra. Dick bagged all the generally make up their minds for redevelopment, urban renewal. gome Yule . The notebook perience that many only read quickly. A man will stride Into about. They saw and hunted wild plains game, and also got a leopard, Or public housing. Four states— may be used also to list what the a store decked In iruletide glitter Iowa, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyo­ person gives you. game, met tribes of Africans little buffalo, rhino and elephant, lack­ ing only the Jion from Africa's and often buy the first things he ming have no enabling laws for What does she/he like? Is there advanced from the Stone Age, and sees. public housing, the association a hobby? Do you need something got a look at some incomparable "Big Five." I ' "Lions wt/ssaw ,” said Nancy, "They see something and say. points out. Steven states do not al­ special? There are questions to be scenery. 'Yes, that's it.' low cities to take part in the fed­ asked before planning the gift. After their safari, they went to but none- to shoot at." She ^Id that they saw many "But women will see something eral urban renewal and develop­ Doe* she like clothes? If »o, Italy and toured the country for a they like. . . and then want to see ment program. sports shirts, sweaters, long red few weeks. To Italy, Nancy of­ fine looking lions in game pre­ serves and park.s, but that the 10 other items to make sure they baby-type pajamas, black skin fered her apologie.-". opfs they saw wild were sick look­ are getting what they really want." tight lounging pants in suede, vel­ "But." she said, "after a trip like ing. or secaggy. There was no What does the average man vet or corduroy are sure-fire gifts. that, a tour of any country would, point, they felt, to shoot one sim­ buy as a Christmas gift ? Gen­ Charge Is he a clothes horse? Tie*, be sn anti-climax.” , ply for the sake of taking one. erally something personal. They Yoiir ■ocks, shirts, sweaters —including Now, back in her home ^ 6.3 They wanted good trophies, and buy handbags and especially enjoy Prescriptions the new fisherman sweaters are Henry St., busy with the t^«t of good shots. giving lovely housecoats and neg­ H eic *11 likely gifts. Anything hand putting-away that follow s^y trip, One of the things that seemed ligees. made pleases a man. Naney fook a little time to de­ to amaze Nancy was the status of With a wife yearning for a PINE PHARMACY Does jewelry give her a lift? scribe her reactions apd memories the Africans as compared to the ! whiff of the latest Parish per­ a«4 Center St.—Ml 9-9814 CTharms are high on the list of of the safari. ,/ whites. fume, her husband usually doesn't feminine favorites. Silvei brace­ Bagged Hpf Share "Africans outnumber the whites Ready to Track Satellite lets are fun and inexpensive and A non-hunter At first, she had Need a in British East Africa about ItO Technicians at the naval electronics laboratory at San Diego, Calif., check date and equipment in she can never have too many. Good planned to ju^w atch, and maybe to 1, yet the abuse they take is earrings are the order of the day. do a little hunting. Then she said preparation for tracking America's first satellite. The Navy said the San Diego staUon would amazing." she said. be the first to record data if a U S. satellite is orbiting in space. Apprentice Seaman F. B. Mac­ Is she away at school? How "I began to rather enjoy the shoot­ about j«ra of anacks, potato chips, She said that the general feeling Donald. left, checks equipment which determines actual direction of a satellite's passage ...... W. T ing.” By the end of the safari, of Europeans in Africa is that Manchester Messiah Chorus rug cleaned? pickles, olives, sardines, crackers Nancy's marksmimship had ac- Hedrick studies the tape from a special------Earth ...... satellite recorder. (U.S...... Navy ' Photo via * AP Pho the Africans are not yet ready for tofax). UNDER DIRECTION OF O. ALBERT PEARSON all packed and ready to go to a counfM for a leapard, a buffalo, self-government. They seem to Look up “Rug & Carpet party , maybe even vi-lth napkins? am ra rhino. Does she travel? A little kit com­ agree that the African must be ed­ Cleaners” in the YELLOW /She was particularly Impressed ucated for this, and have made the special shot that put the head plete with folding clothea hanger, Sue Overcome ivith Joy /b y the breathtaking 15 to 20-foot no moves to give him this educa­ on the wall. Presents Handel’s “MESSIAH” PA GES of your phone bathroom wash line, toothbrush, leaps of the impala. a plains ante­ tion, .Nancy said that the Africans "TTiat's one of the advantages book. The classified in­ ha r net, curl pin„, wash cloth with About to break Into tears of joy Is Mrs. Sue Secondino, 19, of. New Goshen, Ind., after her Grand lope. Huge herds of these animdla accepted abuse and foul language of a trip like this,” Nancy re­ initials may be put together your­ Champion steer, "Honeymoon" brought a record price of 330 a pound at the International Live would be seen, she said, making almost; as part of their dally marked, "even after it's over Sunday Evening 7:30—Dee. 15,1957 formation saves time and self. Buy a plastic zippered bag and Stock Exposition auction in Chicago. The cham pion white-faced Hereford weighed 1.000 pounds on their spectacular leaps for no ap­ there's no limit to the number of SA YE! sSelf PICK‘-UP his latest trip to the scales and was bought by Arthur Godfrey. (AP Photofax). routine. Americana, she said, were trouble whenever you •quip it, maybe Initialing it. parent reason except, perhi 'ing to push self- times you can relive it." In MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Love that record player? He or enjoyment of jumping. government for the Africans. 12 Large Bottles Cases of Soda at need a product or service. •he may go for some of the new creased the size and productivity The giraffes, too impressed her. Hear of Uprisings nCKETS ARE NOW ON SALE AT albums -"Dance to the Mualc of of the nursery. It is forbidden to hunt them in DISCOUNT PRICES Although the Mau Mau has been $ 1 .5 0 Potterton’*, lac. latster Lanin" and you can always State Oyster Industry In recent years, Connecticut Africa, as they belong to the silent for two years, and its leader I BREAKFAST and ^ Ray Beller’* Mii.lr Shop say you were there. Lanin is one crown. Describing the tall, curious I Tax Incl. at Our Bottling Plant 180 Center Street 1013 Main Street Find It Fail waters have been used as a sort of Jomo Kenyatta Jailed, the Klocks I LUNCHEON SPECIALS ! Plus Deposit of Society's favorite (and most ex­ nursery, where the spawn could animals, she said, “with their big heard of a minor uprising, quickly The Manrheoler Trunt Companr In Tha pensive) dance bands. "Dukes of ears and the knobby horns they "set” and develop to a given size put down, on a farm while they p EVERY DAY AT i 898 Main Street "Yellow Paget" Ihxleland" is a hi-fi album that Gets New, Hard Blow and then be transplanted in more seem to be wearing r. crown. When were on safari. It shdwed, Nancy goes up to 2,5,000 cycles per sec­ they run they break into a grace­ $ 1 .6 5 Delivered favorable waters for growth. For felt, that there is still consider­ Tax Incl. MANCHESTER And Any Member of the Choni* ond. “Berkshire Bell Ringers," re­ most of Connecticut's oyster men, ful Indulatlng lope, and move very able unrest. ^ Arthur Drug Stores j I cording the full, resonant sound.s Greenwich, Dec. 8 (4^ Connec-' The liming of the oyster beds waa fa st.” Plug Deponit ADfinsSION 81.00 these favorable waters are along Some of Nancy's other African of the handbell is an Ideal record­ ticut's hard pressed oyster indus­ developed by Dr. Victor A. Loosan- the north shore of Long Island and Nancy went on to tell how she memories include a view of famed BOTTLING CO. ing for a .VIerry C hrislm a! gift. off, director of the Milford Labora­ always noted zebra and wildebeest try, reeling from the loss of its at the cast end of Long Island Mt. Kilimanjaro and a visit to a An unusual recording is one of tory and a nationally known au­ Sound. (gnu) together, and told of the gam e farm . 10 HENDERSON RD. "Railroad Sounds." steam and 1957 "set" of new oysters, has l>een thority on oysters. email Thompson's gazelle that they Kilimanjaro, a snow - covered Small Bottjes Ml 3-7922 diesel. The record captures the ro­ hit another staggering blow, the Tlie lime burns and kills the star­ Starfish always have been a shot for f<^, remarking on its mountain rising 19,000 feet from mantic sounds of the railroad. experts say. fish, but oystermen say it also problem, oyster men say. but hur­ Case of 24 ricanes of other years have pro­ delicious taste. a plain, she described as “very South Off If she entertains s' home, she They .say they've never seen such kills the oysters with which it However, she had different opin­ Imprcseive." may like napkins with her name an abundance of starfish, enemy comes in contact. They add. how­ duced substantial losses, too. Loos- ions of the vulture and hyena than On her visit to the Carr-Hartley Center St. li printed, a milk glass punch bowl of oysters and clams alike, as there ever. that it is the most effective anoff says that the storm tossed I Tax Incl. waters of Long Island Sound pro­ the stock expressions of benevo­ game farm. Nancy found that the North Off (fun to load with ic*. cream, or use is in Connecticut's coastal waters means of controlling the pests. lent contempt usually found in idea of petting a cheetah, or leo­ Pliia Depoiiit it for lemonade. It tastes better this year, Connecticut’s oystering industry duce deep action in these com­ books about Africa. pard, or even Hon appealed to her West Center St. V hen you dip It out), ice cream- — The predatory Infestation, State has becotne a more or less nursery paratively shallow waters. This ‘Cleanup Squad’ a great deal. Nu Tone Shellfish Commissioner Eric Bail farming operation with the years. grinds young oysters together with $ 1 .3 5 Delivered HOURS: soda glasses It. their m etal jackeU . She called them the "cleanup The s'afari as it is known today. a case of her favorite soda pop, a says, extends to "practically ail" Once native oysters were abundant, sand and gravel and kills them. squad.” They could, and did, pick I Tax Incl. Dally 9 to 5 coastal waters and is giving the but various factors. Including pol­ Loosanoff says this haa been re­ Nancy thinks, la becoming a thing Sat. 9 to 6 gift certificate to the grocery store the carcasses of animals clean in of the past. The East African au­ Pin* Depoflit I not too far-fetched when you industry a rugged fight for sur­ lution and siltatlon together with sponsible for the loss of the "set" a matter of minutes and, she said, thorities are cutting down on the think of the high cost of party- vival. heavy harvesting, gradually de­ at least twice in recent years. that occasionally the 'vultures raising the costs of licenses. Plana “IN-BUILT” FOOD CENTER giving those days). "We never had a time like this," would become so gorged they could raising the ocsts of licenses. Plans Ball told Greenwich Time which hardly move. have evan been put forth for as­ conducted an extensive suri’ey of The hyena, too, seemed to ■win signing hunters to certain sectors conditions. a little of Nancy's sympathy, and for certain game, thus further One Motor Will Operate 5 Appliances Church to Show Joseph Luachar. captain of one Anybody Has The Right II^WWNfWWNCWWWMIKWWWWWWIHNfMWSKwWNtWWWWIVNji | she described it as an imgainly limiting safaris. of the comml.sslon's patrol boats, beast with legs too short for its Offers Advice » No need to wa.ste valuable cabinet .space for .storage of sejiarate motor unit for a Mixer Film at Service said: body and the most powerful Jaws To anyone thinking of making "In all my yenr.s along the water of the animal kingdom. She said —separate motor unit for a Blender—and separate motor units for many other kitchen a safri. Nancy offers this advice: A sound motion picture in color I have never seen so many star­ that the animal moved like a crip­ appliances. NuTone’s single, powerful “In-Ruilt” Food Center does cverying— it's re- Make plans now„ and write to an Here's a Real will bo shown at the Covenant fish." To Change His Mind! ple and could only capture the very out-fitter to make a reservation. ce.ssed completely out of sight, leaving the kitchen counter lop smooth anil tiiiv Congregational Church Sunday Along with a aalt water anall, young or wounded animals for They must be made far in advance. EASY TO INSTALL IN ANY COUNTER TOP. The NuTone ''In-BuiH" can be installed evening at 7 o'clock. Entitled commonly known as the oyster food. Fil. Nancy, and Dick are now "God's Word in Man's I^anguage." drill, the starfish Is one of the ma­ In' the course of the safari's waiting for their trophies to be Need a over a drawer, or cabinet fillers, or “dead” corners, above a door t\ pe cabinet and in other spaces. Simple instructions and template included. this production is the latest re­ jor enemies of all bivalves—clams wande'rings, the local trio got a mounted and shipped to them. leased by the American Bible and mussels as well as oysters. chance to see many African tribes Nancy said, "We can look at those Society. They have had a growing part firsthand. trophies and think about this sa­ new furnace? NUTONE The picture, adapted from the In bringing about r-onetarry losaes Hence this Regal service which, so far as ,We know, ■ ■They met the tall, almost Eu- fari and look forward to another." “ IN -B U ILF book of the same title, features which the oyster tn-iustry says haa ropean-Iooklng Masai, and the When the trophies do arrive, they Food Contor Dr. Eugene A. Nida. the American run to more than 3800.000 some N'dorobo, a tribe which she de­ will be lasting reminders of a par­ L ook up “Furnaces” in Bible Society's well known Secre­ years. scribed as living in a completely ticular day in a particular part of FOOD CENTER is unique in men's wear retaiUn^ ... the YELLOW PAGES of your I THAT ONIT (HIR NIKE VOIIIMI tary for Translations. Dr. Nida Clsms are less vulnerable, ex­ primitive state. They do nothing, Tanganyika, a particular hunt, and phone book. The classi­ MEAT GRINDER, demonstrates the problems con­ cept in the free swimming larvae / she said, but are generally goo4 RUROUSE MARES ROSSIRUf fronting Bible translators in vari­ stages, because they normally are woodsmen, and the safari used .BLENDER and fied information saves SHARPE.NER ous parts of the world. The prob­ urled in the mud oi sand of the / some of them as guides when they lem may be one of grammar or lo­ were in their area. RANGE tipte and trouble when­ Ono Motor for OR Sound's bottom. It is Regal's extra-liberal, string-free policy about re|tlrning MIXER, cal Idioms. Oysters and mussels, which live In another tribe they met, th^ ever you need a product The film also explains the vari­ Mengati, a man must kill either a' BLENDER and exposed, are easy prey. Starfish man's clothing purchased here. SHARPE.\'ER ous ways in which the Society, as attack them by fastening their lion or a man before he may »UEL OIL or service. an agency of the churches, aids m arry . suction cup-equipped arms to the g a s o l in e translators, checks their manu­ shells and applying a steady pull. Now, without qualms or reluctance . , with n^ fs, ends or buts "We spoke to one Mengati," she scripts and publishes Scripture in said, "and he was married. We Once the shells are open, the star­ new languages. Dr. Nida is one of fish sucks out the flesh. you may return any Regal suit, sport epat, topcoat, slacks asked him whether he'd killed a — . Find It Fa»f America's foremost linguists and lion or a man but he wouldn't Combatting starfish infestations BANTLY OIL \ In Th* an expert In the field of Scripture has been the No. 1 Item on the say.” translation, A former missionary or anything else purchased here, withip^'fwo weeks from date of purchase. Credita Hunters ' .IMI' VM . | \ ( . agenda of both Industry and the "Yellow Pages" himself, he has written several Shellfish Commission for years. To the party’s, two white hunt- books, his latest being, "Customs for children You may return the item if your^Wife "doesn't like the color." ters, Nancy gave a large share of ■ ■'I 'IN '1 Rl:i.l The two beat methods, author-^ and Cultures." Ities say. are "mopping”' the beds the credit for making the safari a TEL Mitchell V 4595 Meat Grinder The public is Invited to attend. You may return it if you just deci,de you don't really need it, or if successful one. and spraying them with hydrated Engineer . She said that these highly lime. The latter method was de­ Black. Sizes 10 to 3 KOCKVILL^ TR 5^3271 ALSO Want to Play in Band? veloped at the U.S. Fish and Wild­ 9 4 .9 9 you went overboard On impulse, or even if you've seen something life Marine Laboratory in Milford. Sizes 3 \

■J PAGE ElU^T MANCHEaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 •'• i ^ ''i' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6.1987 PAGE NINK^ atrucUon Induitry and thug pro* der > blanket pt white, of Chriat- ' IHattrl|patpr 100.000. The publisher! have aJ- ing this condition .In many instan lide new Job*. mai lights framed In mow, and. ready printed 125.000. ces.cei. Ricket^eadsRick to loftenlng 6f Kifbiey Trade broadcast, oaroU td troops:, la the The reception he got was one of too, the feellnR of excitement gen­ Shy T eenager Authors The book carries hiatorical, per­ the bone Mail Early, R A F W a iF iU Jungle. . atony silence. And later, when the erated by the firat anow fall of the formance and apecifleation detaili The treatment here constats in Palieiils Called This has beooms a highlight of PUKl.tWM|UI> MV IIU, Christmsa dsy in M alays since ■ii;w*t.n PRPrrmG co wc. reporters queried varidua , union year. Rut then, the aeai^n la atill on some 100 jeta and mlasller from correction of the rickets by vita­ ( ■f. u bumu atrtti many countriea. min supplementa or diet as well Bailey Says ' Santa’ s R ole two years ago. Even the eivUfan Mucbesiar, :oiin leaders, the reactions to the pro­ young. Jet MissUe^ Handbook Seriously Sick population in the towns look ft>V- niUMAS F rkiRGUSUN aa appropriate treatment of the ml WALTER R nC R C t^N posal ranged from ••ridiculous'’ to ward to it. feet. If the knock-knee,, is only ‘The mounting volume of Chri*t- By A. L. MC INTYBE PublUBen "impractical ’ The only union Winnipeg lAP) Boston. Dec. 6 iJF\—Two 14-year- More than 1,000 Australian tol- Fouttdtd Oelobcr i. M l A publicity-'^to technical piiblicationa of many of slight degree, some restriction mak mall makes It more Import- leader favoring the Gray proposal on walking, corrective manipula­ old twin.s, each of whom received Kuala Lumpur ()p) — R A F diers and 7S0 Naw Zaalantiers have A Tbuiislit fur^Totlav ah\, 18-year-old fliiajt^ii' imml- countries dealing with Jeta and a'ht than ever for everyone to mail PubUalMd aiTerv aTemna aixeept wa.a the president of the driclt'"- The tions and proper shoeing, in ad­ a kidney from the respective twin Valetta trajsports will wing out just arrived to join 15,000 Britons l^ d a y a aoe Hulldayt BnterM at the Sponsored hy the Manchester j grant haa been disclufied aa the missiles. ekrly,’' Poatmaater Alden E. Bailey in the jungle war. Poet Ottice a, Mancheater Coan.. a* layera union, who.se memher^fank dition to diet, may be enough. In in kidney transplant operationa, over Malaya's green junglesj on l eemd Claaa Mall Matter Connell of Chnrchee authoi of a highly^technical book When he became eager to earn more difficult cases braces are •aid today. j ' ' near the lop of the btlildiiyf'trades are reported in aerioua condition Chrlatmas Eve dropping canisters To many of the Australians ihd 8UB80RIPTIUN RATtM on Jet planes an«t''guided mlAsile.s. moi ey to further his education. Doctor Says sometimes effective. In the most Parable to Ad ranee at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. During the first three dayi of Ailed with Christmas’ fare to New Zealanders, It will be their group, w ith'a scale in ^r\v York! Po not pray for easy lives. Pray Everyone kne- that Andy BIH- .severe ones an operation on the .Mrs Bilimovich said she encour­ Doctor.i .said last night Delores this week, more'than 70,000 pieces first Chrlatmas away from home. One Tear ...... tliatr of 14 50 an hour |'n he atronger. Do not pray for r.iovich wroth the book but not British Commonwealth' troops aged him to assemble his material bone may be necessary. Hu.skev of De Soto. Mo., was mak­ of. Christmas mall have already i u Moatha ...... 17 71 iRRkR equal to your powfra. Pray even the pohliahers were aware of Jets and mlasdea in book form. Proper Care I*reventa forced, by the Communist rebellion Three MentJia ...... S*ti One union official said the conn- I Foot Trouble* In Young I mg a good recovery until an Infer- been sent out from the loaal post for ie Mnoth ...... l.Ri for powers equal to your ta.sk.^ hla age Until after he volume was flm ilar Here the lejrs are bowed , u ' i j # to spend the festive season in Honey Output EUxisted » try needed mor^ purchaain^ pow- i Then the doing of your work .shall He wrote aircraft i.damifactur- o/flce. "And the heavy rush is eea.T ...... au nlaeed on sale. Ifa reported selling era for details ano photographa. outwrfrd as a result of softening f'’'” " jungle forts, isolated outposts or ■lagie Copy ...... OF er to ward .‘^ff a rerestnon. An- no miracle. But you shall be a By ROWIN' r . JORD.X.N, M.O. the inle.stinsl tract. Juat getting underway,” Bailey on patrol. welt' in the United .St-tes, He got information on Ru.sslan of the bone, again usually due to added. C. B. Sc^fse, a Booth' African the best buys in other aaid U wa.s not the function niliatlc. Kvciy day you aliall won- Written for NE.\ Service Her twin .sister. Doris, donated It will be the lOth Christmas Mh-MBER Of I The book. ".Iet.s and Mlaallea. ” planes from his files and pictures rickets. If this is the case, dietary The postmaster said that every apiarist for 35 ysars, haa devel­ rtia ABSucLATLD PKiijia ' -e j ' de at the riche.s of life which ha.s Two related questions which one of her healthy kidneys Sept, 1. in succession that Commonwealth The Aaaoclaled Preee la excluelreijr ' of ani branch of organircd labor: '^rVl^rf'h P"P»rhack form bv from Sovfoto Agency in New York. treatment is again in order and tfip rt Is belhg made to deliver all oped whst he clfiims is a unique can be discussed together come Doctors also said‘Jimmy Foster forces have had no' break from the system of bee-keeping, involving entltleo to the uee ot republlcatinn of < to advoi ate holding the line on ’ c Phillip.s Brooks i of t.oil Trend Books. Inc.. lyis Angeles. Is He finished the book in six months. unneces.sary weight bearing _hould mail on time and in good condition gloss wax stencils all newa dlaoatchee credited lo I*, of i respectively from Mrs. F. and Mra. of Pocatello, Idaho, haa been In grueling jungle warfare. the use of two queen bees in one a review of the world's jets and In Los Angeles, where negotis- be avoided until the condition has before Chrlatmas Eve, aa haa been otheririee credited to thta paper , wages when prices are using. | Sent in by Roy ( ’. .lohnson H. The former writes that her lit­ aeriou.s condition aince the trans­ “ I miMt stress that there will be hive. He said the system, during .member «f manelMtNH' ehorE* plan aad aleo the local oewe pabiiehed here I r issues compiled from technical fmproved. Here, too. braces some­ done during, the past three years. .Vever mind the apparent con- lions were handled through the tle grandson has always had weak plant was made from his brother, no question of a letup," a senior a 13-month trial period, increased All it republlcatlon it special I publications. thing help, but when severe, an Every facility of the 'post office is glspalchee herein are also reeerred | mails, editor Kenneth Bayless of feet, but has now learned that the Jerry, .Nov 25. army spokeman aaid. the honey output of his 500 hives tradif tions in those statements. : ^ iiira Broiiftlil t-o I ..‘i Young Billmovich wrote it while operation on the bone may be de­ being pressed Into maximum serv­ Trend Bonks said the nublishers little boy has knock-knees and will Both Dons Hu. Uet and .lerry “ It la impossible to say how by 60 per cent* run aerrtce cllem ot N B A Sere- ' The mam point of tliose opposing | a 1,5-year-old student at Rhattuck sirable. ice. Space In the Andrews Build­ lee the had no idea of r> 'imovich's age need lo wear braces. Mrs. H. Foster have progressed satisfac­ many memwill'be out in the jungle * - - - - ______ih. r-..,. ...______; , ' In 1S61 Count Agoston Haia.sr.- School In Faribault. Minn. He’a It would be well for parents to ing has been rented and all out­ Publlahers Representstires' Fhe l.ne t.rsv proposal is clear: E i'erv ..L > until they were told b\ a news­ writes to ask what causes a child torily. on Christmas Eve or Christmas All distances in Cubs art meas­ Julius Meihens tjp ^ al Agency — New t ■ , thy. a Hungarian who is regardeil now In seeking a job to keep a close eye on their young going Christmas mail will be han­ segment of the economy Has to as ’’the father of modern Califor- paper man two months after the to be bowlegged and pigeon-toed. The hospital said Delores Huskey itaelf. There are always several ured from a 24-carat diamond sat Tork Chicseo fletroll and Boston. finance a college e8 r"Phc . explained in an author was .5 or 75 years old and no means uncommon. A relax­ many other dl.sordera. treatment is K ... .. „ 'fJt'f'ung out o f.p ,,, ihem shipped to California, interview whv ahe thought the and his name is on the danger list. ing of gifts by parcel post la some­ he added. ■ rsrtlsemenis and. other reading mstler we weren't interested, psrtlcular- ation of the' ligaments frequently much more effective if started to Tlie Manchester Erening Herald |hand Walter Reulher s anti-infla-j Descendanta of these cuttings pro-' bov's age was notrecealed sooner early. Treated on the artifieial kidney what behind schedule. He auggesti The Christmas "hampers" PHARMACY*^ ly," Bayle.ss said "The book was brings about flat feet and this is tion plan. Of course, the United grapes that go into many ^ "Thev never asked." she said! I Wedne-day 1. he Improved slightly that all gifts going tp distant dropped by parachute will include PrBscripti«m i Disjuiav aaaertislna riostnt bourn well done, well written, popular- commonly associated with kpock- Another thing which parents can 459 HARTFORD ROAD— (Corner of AfcKcc) ir Hofidar—1 p m FVIday chief was not so *-'*bfornia wines today. | 550^ p ,, ipcenie,’ his background knees. So far as the feet are con- afterward." 'point! be sent by air parcel post cold turkey, pudding, nuts, whisky, FILLED AS THE . i Auto Workers ixed for good news stand sales and do Is to make certain that their •i. ' RJ TuesdaT—,______. „D .m Monday cerned. treatment should include : youngsters obtain enough vitamin Delores' name is not on the dan- as soon as possible. brandy, beer and Christmas deli- Jor Wednesday—! o no 'TuVeday. generous as Grsv Reuther had! ' „ | thinking this might boost sales of w* were satisfied ss to suthenticity DOCTOB ORDERED ^ For Thursday—I p m Wednesday. corrective exercises if the child D during the long winter months, i K'’'' ''"b He also emphasized the Impor­ caciefi. It Cost So Little to Wrap Lovely Christmas For Frldar—1 p m Tbur^ay suggested that the auto makers^ Blind Succoa* i V ™ . n. . of the msterisl before we published tance of wrapping all gifts with On Christmas day, voice air­ it. Is old enough to cooperate. Of wlieri the action of the sunlight on ! Kidney transplant operations on For Saturday—} p m Ftfov- Bailey said. > elevation of the 1 n s 1 d e of the S h u ff lv ( m u R e P e rfe ct EXTRA VALUE GIFT WRAPS ha.1 been turned down, the U A W l , and grandparent- They lived two ] ernment but haa had several "nice heels. W.OOO FISH FOR A IJVINti Tlie postmaster sqid th a t, all . j , Nolan was almost blinded In and a half years in a Trieste refu- | comments" from aircraft puhllca- Christmas cards should be sent by Developing^ Atomic Power s getting ready to demand a 1951 in a high school shop explo- So far aa knock-knees are con­ New Enjfland ha* about 25 000 ('ani expert* *av that eijfht per- gee camp before coming to tions. He said the book Is doing first class mall. " I f Christmas shorter work week and m ore, sion. But he finished high school in 1953. cerned. this is a curvature of the commercinl fishermen. j feet shuffles hy the riffle method United States policy on atomic leg inward as the name implies. In cards are larger than t> by 12 money when contract talks comel"ud two years st Southwest Texas Mrs. Bilimovich said the boy will return " deck of card* to power development for Induatry -Mrs. Bilimovich said Trend Books addition to flat feet the vitamin inchei or smaller than 3 by 4 inch­ Around n*xt spring ' ®tate College st San Marcos. Tex. look an early Interest in the armed The ateel Induatry in the T'nited i their orijfinal order. I f * beat, they GIFT IDEA! paid Andy 11.500. He al.so Is to get es. they must be sent first class," may well be In for some sharp deficiency disease known as rick­ **tea had its Aral million-ton year j assert, not to ahuffle more than o- It .1 ■ i writes his own compositions. forces of the world and subscribed I ' j cents for each copy sold above hesald. ’ revdaion In the next acaaion of Con­ So it goes,! with the various eco-! ets is an Important factor in caus- in 1879. j three time*. nomlc groupk persisting in look­ " I f you wish to enclose your Have your old fine tmteh put in gress. The present policy, which Christmas card or letter in your calls for the government to de­ ing out only for No. 1. It Is heart­ g ift package, merely add the' ap­ fint clatt condition to give at velop Atomic power through pri­ ening. though, to hear an occa­ propriate letter postage to the Red Propaganda Gets N^tv Lobk postage for the package Itaelf and e'Chrittmat present, vate Induatry, haa not worked. sional voice raised in a plea for •elf restraint. If such voices were indicate the presence of a letter or Soviet propagandists seem to have executed another about-face, if thla picti/re of Georgian bal­ Although private firms had been card Inaide," he said. lerina Liliana Mitaishvili from the back page of the Rusaian newspaper Komsomol Pravda is any in­ • CLEANED , • DIAL REFINISHED expected to jump at the chance heeded, perhaps we wouldn't have OUR 83rd CHRISTMAS Bailey concluded by saying, dication. The plunging neckline previously was labeled by the Communists aa typical of the "low • NEW UNBREAKAILE MAIN SPRING * o f building reactors, many have to look forward to a recession as “Wrap .^your Christmas gifta se­ morals" of the Western nations, and publication o f a picture ot a pretty girl with such a low decol­ curely, address them correctly, and lete was practically unheard of in the Soviet Union's Jiresa. liie use of_thla photo in the organ • PERMASEAL __ebled away» _ mainly because of our last-ditch cure for inflation. mail them now.” of the Soviet Communist Youth League is regarded aa an experiment at liaiU ng propaganda with the tremendous costs involved. "cheesecake,” aa such publicity pictures have long bean known in America. (A P Pbotofax.) H A L L M A R K RIBBO N REELS Sl.OQ This situation came to light at Union School Again ‘ Qothp* Stgins Balked Congressional hearing! recently. The arguments for the renova- The colorless liquid, derived by SIGN A-PAGT holm. It provides for the free ex­ 220 feet of ribbort in 4 colors . . . red,' And there to now a growing dis A italn-repellent ^ liquid dis­ electrolysis from fluorspar rock, is change ot information on atomic re­ DEWEY-RICHMAN 'Uon of that charming piece of 1880 green, white and gold .. . in a convenient! pleasure tn Oongress at the alow covered by a Minneapolis Arm is used to treat certain fabrics dur­ A lO-year agreement between actors aijd win enable Sweden to architecture known aa the Union 7S7 MAH^ STREET pace of , Atomic power develop­ said to repel oils and water and ing their finishing process. The Sweden and Great ‘ Britain ' on buy research reactors in Britain • home dispenser. School seem to be two. Q i n a n O h ; ST to blot up ink and milk from cer­ the peaceful uses of atomic and send research workers to study ments In the country. Even Ad­ protective effect Is said to last First, It is claimed, the building tain fabrics and auede lesithers. through flve dry cleanings. ehst;|y haa been iignei} in Stock- at British Institutions, miral Lewis Strauss, chairman of i any of these can be renovated and modernized — the Atomic Energy Commission, for a certain expenditure. Second, who was a leading exponent of SP E Q A L v a l u e if it la 10 renovated, the town'i the partnenhlp theory, has ad­ recreational program can find uses vocated a larger role for the gov­ GIFT PAPER for It. bedroom groups from Old Ipswich ernment in the atomic power 12 large sheets of field. Any eatimate of what It could PARK The latest csUl for a revision of coat to put the building In ihape assorted designs, for human activities of any vari­ the government's policy on atomic $1.00 ety ought to be checked and FREE power came thli week from Rep. double-checked. P U R N U L Collection for Christmas delivery Carl Durham, chairman of the parking Joint Congreaaional Atomic En­ And when a town's recreational r ergy Committee. In a letter to authorities are asked if they Strauss, Durham renewed a sug­ W'ouldn't 'like to have more space, gestion he had made last May that they are, in reality, being sub­ Here's one o f the most popular Double dresser base, the United States launch a 10- jected to a kind of polite black­ combination in the entire Old Ip­ :^ il year demonstration power-reactor mail. What el.se can they say but swich collection . . . 41-inch single program. yes? Should they aay no, they 4-dra\ver dres,«cr with 22 .\ 28-incli mirror and PAJAMAS Ha aaid thet members of his would Immediately be criticized, mirror, .11-inch 4-drawer chest and Broadcloth, Oanneletta ahd , ' pharmacy committee who had had an op- would ^ e y not, for not W'anllng to full size spindle bed. bookcase bed ski. Always acecptabls. 459 HARTFORD ROAtk-(CM^tr e f McKee) iwrtunity in the past few months expand their service to the people Get All The Gifts o * d IJM ) to view the progreee being made of Manchester. in Europe, Including Russia, in We would suggest that the Board Dresser^ - •n ' 1. . atomic power installations, were of Directors feel under no compul­ • • . . 'X, • generally agreed that our program sion to act hastily in favor of any Is Inadequate, particularly if w* new investment in the building. If. mirror, For All Your Men w ith aspire to world leadership in re­ in the end. they should decide Remodel lef BEAUTY against the particular brand of actor technology. chest, Growing in popularit.v is the economy which would be Involved Durham said the government’s combination of a 50-inch 6- In »pending enough to bring Union policy objectives, both foreign and drawer double dresser with a School part-way Into the twentieth bed Under Our One Roof! domestic, should be precisely de­ 14 X 10-inch mirror and a full century, we have an Idea both tax- fined and a program formulated size bookcase bed. Headboard that would carry out those ob- | and recreation authorities holds books, radio and lamp, Gifts of wearables really get cl'ote to a man! Anti here's where you jectives Adequately. In the defi­ would forgive them. ha.* two .oliding doors. can choose the just-right gift for every man in youp Christmai. W e coM'riiTi weee wiNcee units nition, of What these objectives should be. Uurham invited the . The Snowfall That Didn't make shopping for men a cinchl A E C i participation in the hope We couldn't help but feel a little that some “clarification" might be SOLID bit cheated when that first good SWEATERS obtained before the next session snow storm of the year passed ua of Congress. Warm, colorful gift sweaters hy. We had been informed, via AUPLE In lie w of the general feeling S O L fD in sll^ styles. Gift boxed. that the atomic energy program the press, radio and television, on Tuesday, that chances of snow and mors haa bogged down, thia "clarifica­ 8.95 tion " will moat likely lead lo a I falling in this area on Wednetday AAAPLE greater government participation 'w ere good— seven out of 10, ac- MEN'S j cording lo one forecast—and that In, and control over, atomic power SUITS development. This larger role j the fall might measure aa much aa three inches cmd might well have been assigned to I the government in the first place, .Now. we don't relish driWng on TOPCOATS since it was the people's mone\' icy roads or shoveling snow. And that originally helped unlock the we know it costs the taxpayers Supreme gift for money and Inconvenience. But a man. In regu­ •ecrets of atomic energy lar. Ibnga, shorts But In the public-versu.s-private ’ nowfalls, particularly around this and stouts. Sizes power controversy that deieloped ' year, do generate a holi- 35 to 50. around the program, this argu-■ atmosphere. They lend a |MEN‘S HNE JEWELRY ment thst scientific achieve- | •’vauty to the countryside, man- S42.95 to WARM Amlsrtsti Cassmsnt and menu purchased with public ' white, covering up the OPEN SPORT COATS We have An .excellent show­ GIFT JACKCTS ing. Andsrssir Cassmsnt fund! ihould not be turned over *'^*'*- invigorate the spirit by S89.7S • F'ine Shetlands, im* ported wools and Lew . 1.S0 te 5.00 Picturs Window Units to private firms for private profit ] Pro''''im 8 the air with a bracing den cloth. Rhgulsr, and subtjrban coats. Waist length and car isaHy bring outdoor' —did not prevail. Now, however, ' »P*'pnesa it has at no other time. longs, shorts. Sizes 35 TONICHT . coats. Sizes up to Sfl. basuty into your bonw! private industry has had ila Before going lo bed Tue.iday to 50. , Bxdsptionally wsstbar- chajicp to make the atomic pow'er night, we looked out the window to $30.00 to $4S.D0 $9.95 la $42.95 t i ^ t Outswin|dn£ sash-i development program wojk. and it see whether the snow had atarted. f)pcn all day Mondays; has ilalled. Aa a result, the issue But there was nothing but a dark, Thursday and Friday seems less a question ijt whether moonless night to be seen. Never­ Nights, until Christmas, theless, we were sure the snow atomic power in this country Park free rear of store. should be developed by the govern­ would be on the grotind in the ment or by private induitry than morning fresh and clean. A fter all. Andersen Olidins Window a question of whether it Is going I seven out of 10 is a pretty safe bet. UnHt hays aaah that glide to be developed at all. , But the countryside we drove open sMfiuiqye^ a tracks through on our way to work the Available in j^ty large The Gray Proposal morning was only lU usual SOLID MAPLE sizes. Factory aasimblad. bleak, barren, anow leas w inter self , Double glazi^ and ecraen Another voice in the wilderness | T h „ e weie flurries of snow, hut' Double dresser availaUe. was raised the other da\ with a they amounted to nothing. The f Tw in beds, m'te table, plan of action to help halt infla­ nieleoiologual development which i with mirror, tion. The voice belonged to Rich­ the lorecasler aaid had only thiee! chest - on - chest j | g Q ■ I ard J. Gray, president of the AFL- cham es put of 10 of happening did ROBES CIO Building Trades Department, in fact happen. The storm had nite table, bed A Christmas hint Give him who apoke at the department’s moved south of us. SLACKS Aiutoraon traaswroSaql Doubts lELTS a robe. Tartan .atrlpes and conientlon in Atlantic City. All the next day, we heard re­ 'K aw g ift slacks. Blass 3g 3-tenes. BmaU. medium, Hung Window has unique Just th^ group for your own bedroom or r GLOVES . A variety o t belts at handkerchiips He called on the three million ports about the snow falling all to SO* large and extra farge. wndga action. Saab inatahtly the gue.st room . . . a pair of twin foot­ building trade uAionisU, as well along the Atlantic seaboard, as far *189 Ken's warm' leather' gloves Men’e regular and etretfll 3 f o r l . 0 D removobla. Easy to dean. No less beds, a cabinet night table with Inr all the i>opuImr leathers. stylee.- A ^ e and long lengt^ , 1.50 te 3.00 7.95 to 16.9S as workers in supporUng Indus- j south as Washington, as a matter 9.95 to ISA S rattling. Eaay to opernta. drawer and enclosed shelf for books or M ATC H E D B ELTS and others SOc and 31.00. each. ‘ "'1 1 of f*ct, with the fall measuring up A combination that makes a big room steel,. « ^ i to*- accept- • a- one-year wage to- 10 Inches In some places. There radio ahd the 32-inch 5-draWcr chest- • 2.9 5 t e 5^50 v 58e t«i 2.0

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Andover, Dec. 6 (Special) — A^eocial itUdies In their current pro- ♦ * - k "dojible-header" of exciting events grams. ROADS LEAD TO During the evening he w as to waa enjoyed yeaterday by 10 third present a 1-hour show of ballads grade younRsters from the elemen­ to an audience of both adulta^and ^NCHESTER SHOPi tary school. many children, who had heard him Not only did they depart from earlier. the u.-ual routine, when the Stur- lie asked the people in charge' brldge Villape balladeer Bill Bon- whether he could try an experi­ /^ C H E S T E R SHOPPINgH *inin visited their claasroom but ment: Presenting a program aim­ they al.so were the special guests ed for adults only. of the Eastern Connecticut Librar- The venture proved pleasingly ’lans' Workshop on story-telling successful, officials said later, with at the local library. the children giving no signs of un­ The small group of boys rest during a show aimed bevond girls from Virs. Carl Barton’s!'h Bai___ e ir .vesrs. SATURDAY grade were brought to the library Bonyun did vary from hla pro­ , 21 Big-Name Storee With Vast Assortments of SHOP EVERY to hear stories told by speical con- gram with a song he had taught m x \ suitants Mrs Ivoia Markey and the children during the day and TILL 6 P. M. Mrs. V'irginia Smith they joined in. Christmas Gifts at Prices You Want to Pay Eager f.lsteners A film which had been made of SATURDAY Big-Name stores with Vast Assortments of They listened with rapt atten­ Bonyun for a "Life" documentary tion to the thiee stories that were ■series was also shown to the audi­ read. Becau.se of their exception­ ence of about 70 adults snd 40 chlt- Christmas Gifts at Prices You Want to Pay ally good behavior. Mrs Barton dren. was asked whether these were her Autographs of the ballad-singer FREE PARKING FOR OVER 2500 CARJ *‘moder’ students were sought by the youngsters ■^1 She answered that it was to during both the day snd evening i: hard to • choose from the entire programs . * Sm and Hear tha Giant • See tha Giant Miekay \ class that she had closed her eyes He left his Lung Island liome at, FREE PARKINC FOR OVER 2500 CAR X and simply jabbed a pencil at a list 3 am. yesterday and drove Musical Ghriftmas Tree Mousa Animatsd Tey of her students, so these were real­ through snow for six snd a half ly representative of the cl.i.ss. hours in order to keep his schedule * Sn and Haar Hia Biant • Sn tha Biant Miekay They were Charlotte Phelps. here, arriving at 9:30 a m. ^ Sing and Talk With Santa Olaus and His Snow Quoan Betsy Houle. Apr.vl Hoisington. Besides the warm reception he Musical Chrlktmas Traa Mousa Animatad Toy Barbara McBride. Marcia Darwin, received here. Bou.vun had another ^ Rida tha Christinas Carousal KaUileen Sheehan, Mark Dunnack, pleasant experien^ when he was ^ Sing and Talk With Santa Glaus and Hit Snow Queen David Sauer. David Thomen and able to renew the acqualntanc* of Robert Whitcomb. a former classmate at Wesleyan College, Ray Bidwell. of Long Hilt * Ride the Christmas Garousil V Tales by Candlelight Rd. '.During the earlier worshop sea- ^ Because she simply loves alon. the oonsultants remarked firange Slate Complefed S hesutlful lingerie . . . that one of the reasons for story­ The slate of officers for the local Grange was completed with the "• choose her personal gifts telling hours in local librariM is to from our drifts of lace snd* OnceOnSi^ For The Little Buckaroos S acquaint children with folktales election of Mrs. John H. Yeomans LARGE CALIFORNIA S nylon . . . so pretty and so 6 and clauics other than those they as lecturer and Mrs. Frank Hamil­ easy to cere for! SPECIAL , n ay learn in school. ton as Ceres. On Your Christmas List ^ Stories which are favorites of Mrs. Teomana has served as lec­ the teller should be selected be­ turer several times prsvioualy and cause it is easier, to impart the h is been commended for the vari­ NAVEL feeling of a beloved tale, they said. ety of programs she has presented. SLIPS . C i l An aapeclally cTTectJve means of The'new slate of officers will be I Special quieting p group of children for Installed Jan. 6. Further details will AND aui* a period, the consultants said, be amtounced by Mrs. Mary Bou­ la to hght a candle and to tell dreau. Incoming Master. flea until'ltha candle bums dosvn. A Christmas party will be held ORANGES HARDY •dJtother method they recom- at the next meeting at 8 p.m. Dec. I GRANGER BOYS aiandad was to hand tickets to 16 In the Town Hall. Each member . 9 9 1 HALF SLIPS BOBSY y d t cWld entering so that the chil­ attending is to bring a gift for ex­ Reg. 14.98 ■nvixs Leather dren would go in and be seated In change. I BLENDED ^ NANCY an orderly fashion. CBurch Group to Meet 9. DREW The local Branch of the Church Cowboy Boots BaliibHs of story-telling mate- Discussion Group of 8t. Peter’s I WHISKEY “ Select "her gift ’ from - sur beautiful R«q. Jlala sources and, good picture P*r 5th xseortment of deep lace trimmed an'd booVa were distributed to those Episcopal Church, Hobron. wilt $3.95 Black, ^rown. •ttsntHng. meet in the home of Mr. and'Mrs. tailored half alipa in a gorgeona array Now Peter Mortlock of Townsend Rd. at of colora t . . white, pink, coral’ beige, Sire* 8'/a to 3. in the Mrs. Howard r rankle, dtairman 8 o’clock tonight. arlUYITlYTHECASE black, red and blue. Slzea R-M-L. K Manchester « the Ubrary Board, obtained an The group is open to anyone In­ LADIES' "STARLINE" LUGGAGE | $ O U 3 Shopping sadiibit for the lobal school library terested in learning more about the This Sensational Low Price •a well as the Buirap-Skinner Ur I 12 X 'r *32’” j f 18-in. Ox'crnight . . . - 9 33 'M Parkade brary. » church and to thoae adults who t 14-In. wish to be confirmed next .vear, : 2Mn. Weekend___ 11 33 Q 3 3 TRAIN ^ Among the guests at the work­ according to the Rev. Douglaa F. Plus Triple-S Blue Stamps! » 21 In. H an g er...... BETTER HOMES and GARDEN e yCOOK BOOK shop was Miss Marjorie Medary 17.33 CASE HANDYMAN’S BOOK o BABY BOOK o GARDEN BOOK Pimm, pasto(^ of St. Peter’s PACKAGE 26-in Pullman ...... 14.33 of Hampton, author of "Edra of the Cha of the Ladies' Be­ LEATHER nevolent Society will be held in nannel \ I the social room o f ' the First Congregational Church tomorrow I GLOVE a from 1 to 6 p.m. mtk§ tUi Shirt Gusset Fingers . ™ Items eapeclally auiled for holi­ tk§ fcagpicif ’ day glfta will be diaplayed for sale leeies tf \ Top Quality—Top Value Include: Handmade mittens fkt fter .48 aprons, stuffed toys, potholders. dolls, white elephants, plants and with U i ! l \ baked goods. *3*‘ I Large aeiection of men’s and SizesI 8'/j to tl^ fla rg e selec- ^ 4-H Training .Sewsion boys’ shirts. S-M-L. A aupper and training session ' / Low Discount Prices tion). for 4-H leaders. Junior leaders and OPEN committeemen will be held at 6:45 p.m. Monday In the Tolland Feder­ iunors*—Misses^—Women^s MEN’S FELT SUFFER EVERY ated Church. (EEAYMENT TEEMS ■ ______Corduroy Platform and Collar, Soft Soles. $1441 The meeting was announced by- . . . 10 El ysuf bude«t 'Y I SIS DE LUXE LUXURY NYLON GIFT EOXED i 4 Size* 7 to 11. Reg. 81.89. NIGHT Albert B. Gray, county club agent, I DUO' NYLONS SWEATERS NYLON HOUSES £ who said that the •ms^ln topic Will j Details found only in expensive lingerie Ijire and PIrot Trim .Mark full fashioned Fast Dry 3 TIU, be an explanation of the Tolland This season may u iiiCHTti Nylon Slips 5 MEN’S S-T-R-E-T-G-H HOSE 9 9 c 5 County Extension <3ounril, Inc,, WITH IXTEA CASH TO CONSOll- NYLON TRICOT SLIPS •I95 98 & C Sisco 9 to 18. Reg. 48c. IG and the National 4-H Awards Pro­ OATI IIUS OE eUECHASI THI I.ine for line copie.x of fashion's favorttca . . . opaque I 2 pr. box 2 each gram. THINGS YOU WANT OE NEED. WHY 40-denier trirdt la treated to elegant sheer .’n lace 2- )T«‘ipair boxiriJA ui of fuiccrsheer 60- A^ewNew lexiurentextured nylon xmj!-vx/-uni.r

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PAGE TWELVS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CdNN^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER «, 1957 MANCHES’TEB EVENINd HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRlDA-^/^CEMBER 6, Nikita Charge Christmas Bicycle Selection Public Ix)aing Mayors to Draft Doctors Undecided 5 0% o fC 6 ll. Explosion Rips F^re Hike Fight UeS. Has Part \ Can Be Major Task for Mom Rightto Know, Aid Polid'Palienl New Haven, Dec. 6 (A5 __ The Of Sputnik I On Ike ’s Paris Trip H artford^ec., 6 (/p—State Mo DOUBLE STAMPS ALL WEEKEND Editor Claims Connecticut ' Mayors Steering Committee mwta today -to dis­ tor 'VehieUw Commissioner John J. First Satellite (Continued from Page One) Tynanij/fconnecticut chairman for t (Continued from Page Oney „ (Continued from Page One) cuss final plans'Of opposition to the UloS March of Dimes campaign, T0NI0HT TILL9.-SAT. TILL 5:30 repeated his statement when asked proposed fare hikes sought by (Coiitinoed from Pare One) us now Is that the people simply was over highways which were ice- sain today that 53 cents of every tiona that with the failure o f the if he was serious or joking. State bus firms.' Navy's attempt, the Army sboii don't.want to know; or they want j Obituary splotched part of the way, but not xIoUar contributed will be used to •U, together nMth their fuel*, \were Tlie Connecticut' Co. and the might go ahead with its own ef­ "I was absolutely serious," he to know to so little decree that hazardous. aid patients. a total losa. But he said the smaller Connecticut Railway and Light Co. fort. said. "We know It fell on the'Unlt- they Have abriously mortgaged Eisenhower made the journey In Although the incidence of the third stags rocket, containing the A Jupiter C ml.ssile, which the led States." , seek to raise fares from 15 to 20 disease has dropped sharply since test Earth satellite and using 'a Arm.y says could have launched a As late as last night, Moscow their right to public information. D e a th a 2)4 hours, only five minutes more cents and children’s fares from 7)4 Shik vaccine became available, FtIRWtV to 10 cents. Their requests will be solid propellant, "was still out satellite before the Russians did. Radio was insisting the rocket, the "I'm afraid the people are not than it took him' a week ago when said Tynan, there are thousands of there somewhere" on the flat land is on the launching pad here. last stage driver which put Sput­ on our side in this issue," he weht heard by the Public Utilities Com­ the roads were clear. mission Dec. 10 In Hartford. Polio patients In Connecticut and surrounding the launching site. He A series of "holds" or de^»ys in nik I into space Oct. 4. was still on. "They seem not to be able to Frank Morelli Along the way yesterday the ^ h er states who contracted the Indicated it possibly could bh sal the pre-launch program had re­ orbiting. Even though western disassociate our cause from what Top officials from Middletown, Glaatonbury-^Frank Morelli, 89, President spotted Airman 2..C, Hartford, New Hayen, Bridgeport disease before the vaccine became vaged. tarded the launching^ attempt re­ scientists have expressed virtual they think is selfish newspaper In­ of Thompaon Rd„ died yesterday Jerry Beswick thumbing a ride available. Horn said it normally takes peatedly from the Initially planned certainty that the rocket disinte­ terest. They think that we are out north from, his home at Brandys New Britain, Stamford, Meriden at' a local convalescent home. He Waterbury and New I.,ondon are These persons need care and re­ "four to six weeks working around iunrise hour of 7 a.m. grated last Sunda.v. Moscow Radio, for circulation and prestige only. was born,A priri0, 1369, In Italy. wine, Md. He w-aa enroute back to XMAS SAVERS to attend the afternoon session habilitation. and that Is why the the clock for a rocket crew to ,\s the tension built up. so did quoting Soviet scientist Evgeny They don’t believe that we are He was a’ millwright In this town the air force base at Syracuse, N. 1958 cdnipaign has adopted the Krinov, said last nighti Mayor James Kinsella of Hartford r e s ^ a 3-slage missile after its the crowds waiting along the fighting their fight . . .” for many years. Y. I slogan "Survival is not enough,” "The carrier rocket of the first la chairman of the 9-member delivery. beaches overlooking the cape Lindatrom said that as far as re- Funeral services will be held to Beswick was about five miles group. the chairman said. Horn said it might be possible launching area. Sputnik will disintegrate in the porting events in Washington are morrow at 8:30 a.m. at the Lowe north o( Frederick, Md., w-hen Ai-I 43*^ a ...... He gave tins breakdown to show to "push humah endurance to the There were perhaps not so many nearest future when it enters the concerned, the public seems to {eel Fhineral Home, 2534 Main St., fol­ Elsenhower aav him. The Presi­ dense layers of the atmosphere. dent, riding in the back seat of a how the othcr.47 cents of each con­ limit" and cut some time off the automobiles and strollers as last that fiew-spapers are Interested In lowed by a requiem 'Mass in St. tributed dollarMi used: Mainten­ Interval. But he ruled out so short However, it can not be established White House limousine with Hager- Tuesday evening, but there were violating security. No responsible Augustine’s Church at 9 a.m. Bur­ Death Count 93 ance of 15 respiratory centers a time as two weeks, which one with certainty when this will hap­ ty, called out "pick him up” to thousands 6t watchers nonetheless, new-spaperman w-anla Jo do that, ht ial will be In Neipaic Cemetery. throughout the country, 7; re­ reporter suggested. J. Paul WaUsh. deputy director pen. An announcement to this ef­ declared. Friends may call at the funerki secret service agent James J. Row- In London Wreck Horn said a total of 42 scientists fect can be expected any day now." ley. search. 12; education, 10; vaccine o f project Vanguard, had been op­ However, as secrecy in govern­ home from 4 to 9 p.m. today. There promotion. 1; medicki department and technicians were at front line timistic beforehand about the ment becomes more widespread, he will be a recitation of rtie Rosary' Rowley transmitted that word by short wave radio to an Army Sig­ Ixindon, Dec. 6 (yp)—Rescue work­ services.-5: public innirmation, 1: posts when the rockiet ran out of chances of a successful launching, -g t r-, a i a pointed out, there is virtually only today at 4:30 p.m. power and collapsed. He said these nal C^rps car behind the Presi­ ers grappling with masses of debris National Foundation frit; Infantile At the aame time, he ^tresiwd ^ A l l o W one voice in the halls of Congress Paralysi.s service to, couhty chap­ Included 22 service personnel and that everyone was prepared for a protesting against the Practice- dent’s. and the motorcar ground brought out'another body today Anthony Sokaa to a halt. ters. 6, and administration,^^. 20 employes of the Martin Co., failure and tha’t from a failure Congressman John E. Moss .Jr. of Anthony Sokas, 68, was found from the wreckage of southeast which built the device. would come -valuable lessons for California, Beswick rode behind Elsenhower This year the Christmaa bike will ba new middleweiffhVv type, com* dead In his apartment in the Rubi- for about 30 miles, "The Signal London’s disastrous train wreck. OFF'ICERS MEETING SET All of them, he said, were in safe the next try. Captives’ Kill plele with latest g:adgels. ' \ Perhaps, he said, if new-apapera now Block, 843 Main St., about refu ^ behirtd the heavily rein­ pointed out that the bureaus and Ckirpa men took him off the main This brought the known death toll Hartford, Dec. 6 (JPi—Army Opd The L.S. had anneuncea plans 9:45 this morning. Dr. Robert R. highway to the entrance to the to 93. forced walls of the blockhouse. U launch three or four test aatel- agencies of government are with­ pses in Explosion National Guard officers from Ndw .AP Newafeaturea Keeney Jr. said that he had been President's (arm. then drove him Salvage men estimated at least England, New York and New Jer'v •WUl Fire When Reeidy’ litea —aluminum balls only 6.4 To -Visit China for nearly 90 per cent of bicycle holding Information from the Con­ Salvage workers on the roof and on ground hunt for the dead and Injured In the wreckage of One of life's biggest thrills for a sales this Christmas. \ dead for about tw-o days and death into Gettysburg where he continued five other bodies, and possibly sey will hold a two-day conference As for when there will be an Inches In diameter and weighing gressmen, who are sent to Wash­ was due to natural causes. one of four stores demolished by Ryga.s explosion that killed at least 11 persons and injured at least ether try. Horn said: girl or boy is to find a shiny new • The middlew-eight was deigned his journey. more, remained in pulverized sec­ here beginning next Tuesday. 3 'j to 4 pounds—before ateniptlng (C on^ued from Page One) ington to represent the people, the Bom In Llthiiania-and a .-eaident A short time after his arrival at 30 In Villa Rica, Ga-. The explosion was blamed on a faulty gas heater. (AP Photofax). "We will Are when ready." bicycle In front of the tree on to combine the 'best fea tu r^ of public would have a sharper un­ tions of two coaches lying under Am ong. the Items on the agenda to launch a full scale 21 Inch In­ Christmas morning. in Manchester for more than 35 the family farm, the President was are discussions of armory con­ Cdmdr. Smith took the position both the lightw-eight racing. bVke derstanding of what is happening girders of a partially collapsed via­ strumented sphere. on various Occasions, expre.ssed a Choosing the right bicycle is a years. Sokas lived alone. Hia body joined by Mrs. Eisenhower. She ■ duct. struction and budget limitations. '6USS WAX’ that, while the failure was a dis­ Six or more of the larger globes and the heavy balloon-tired m o^ w-hen freedom of access to news Is 10 cehts will be asked for each willingness to allow relatives of big assignment, especialiy if the was found by the building's own­ came from Washington after at­ Police said 100 were seriously In­ Columbia child. Christm as TREE appointment, it is one of the things are to'be lofted into orbits in an el. Its features include new light­ curtailed. imprisoned Americans to visit task is left to Mom. Tiiere arc er cantilever frame, multi- er, William Riiblnow. Sokas had tending a luncheon in her honor jured in the crash of two commu­ John Helm, 32. Woodland Ter­ that can be expected in developing effort to learn more about the them." the department said. a new rocket. new gadgets and improvements power brake, and gear shift and worked in Hartford but had retired given by an organization of Naval ters' trains Wednesday night and race, ran off the road on Rt. 6 STENCILS 5 9 Barth and its neighbors, and the.: ^ "The Department of State, in offlcera' wives. 6 every year, and each child has his recently becauae of ill health. 67 were slightly hurt. ORNAMENTS "You know the percentages wide spaces between. new tire size, giving It all the about 5:15 .p.m.' yesterday after­ view of the prolonged and tragic owTi Ideas as to just what kind of speed and ease of the lightweight He was a member of the Uthii- Removal of the girders arid the ‘Teens Against PoUo^ Slated 34 AII-'New Dasigns 'Were against us because we had separation of these six men from noon, with liis pickup truck. There Are You Reading Our three real beauts. It's like not hav­ bike he wants, .so it's wise to do a bike. Its rugged construction, how­ anlan Alliance of- America. Lodge shoring up of the viaduct itself were no injuries and only moderate their families, despite all efforts Police Arrests No. 207, the Lithuanian Conference ing an auto accident for three Cake to Weipli 5 Ton | little advance sleuthing before set­ ever, has the important strength slowed the task of clearing away For March of Dimes Drive damage to the vehicle. State Po­ years," Smith said. to bring about their release, is ting out to make the purchase. and durability characteristic of and St. James' Cliiirch.- Santa Slu^|2[ing the wreckage and making a final Christmas Strip? prepared to iasue to members of Sokas leaves no Immediate rela- liceman Thomas Gauthier Investi­ 'GLASS He referred to the first tests Victoria. British Calumbia — The first and most Important heavj^ balloon-tired bike. Alphonse^ C. St. George, 39, of accounting of the dead. gated. No charges were made. In­ which have been ofllcially de­ their immediate families passports point is to be sure, that the right lives, but it is believed lie has two i Wsfi-aaaafi' n a asaao Oolumbl^ Dec. 6 (Special)—^year to the day, of the date he left A 5-ton birthday cake, with every not restricted as regards travel to The Dew coaster brake gear shift Rocky Hill, Wgs arrested yesterday cousin.s. living In New York Stale, j kZ/Hlzl I II. CS sulin shock was given as reason for "The Alusic Box Trio’* WAX’ scribed as going off very well. mouthful of it edible, will be one size bicycle i.s chosen for the right combination steps down by a third Mrs. A l f ^ Soracchi local chair­ for Japan, made the complete trip the accident. 2 9 Communist China." ^ afternoon and^ charged with fail­ Mrs. Michael Misovich of 52 Wells The first test vehicle, named TV- of the attractions next year when age. All American bikes come In the amount of pedal pressure man o^ 'the March of Dimes, said by air. He left Japan Monday, and, For Dseotating Windows 0 , was fir^ Dec. 8. 1956, in a The department said, however, four basic sizes depending on the ure to atop at tw-o stop signs. He St. is a god-daughter of the de- . I _ . by crossing the International Date British Columbia celebrates its that in line with the basic policy needed to stop, and proWdes a ceased. ' (Continued from Page One) Tolland County today that a "Teens Against Polio" Manchester Evening Herald Ck>- PLUS DOTTBUS STAMPS single-stage test using a Martin 100th anniversary. A special wheel diameter. If the child Is be­ quick getaway in any gear. was arrested about 3:45 by Patrol­ line arrived at Travis Field, Calif., ( o k A X CONSCIEMfrer toward Communism in China, as program will be a part of this lumbU correspondent Mrs. Donald Viking rocket. The second tesTT conirnemoratlve stamp and a cen­ tween 3 and 5 years old. get him a In addition to new bicycle mo­ man Gordon NeddoW wIiu gald St also on Monday. DvirIng'hTS“ year R. Tuttle, telephone ACademv 8- stated by the Secretary ol State in 16-inch bike with “outrigger" Holm"ea''Fune‘ral H o m e ''l^ e id a y l[7 \ ^ * HaA-ard sophoMora, Superior Court year's campaign for the first time. in the Far East he has been in COtONS TV-1 on May 1 of this year, was tennial silver dollar will be isaued. dels. there are dozens of new ac­ George failed to stop at the in­ 8:30 a m., and at St. James’ Church ‘ "J P f *>n«t‘ng a aide- 8435. a 2-step rocket using a Viking and a San Franci.sco speech la.st June wheels which can be removed cessories, including many kinds of tersections of Bridge and Spencer Korea, Formosa, Japan and visit­ ret at 9. Burial will be In St. James’ i" * '^ Santa aaus. The teenagers here are helping a prototype of the Vanguard's 28, it remains the general policy wlfcn he learns to balance. For warning devices, boms and bells, Sts. on Hartford Rd. The case will ed in Hon^’Kong. CORSAGES of the government not to issue Cemetery. Friends may call at the : Rockville. Dec. 6 (.Sgecian — in the drive by taking over the 'GUSS WAX' third stMe. TV-2 came Oct. 23 and Danes Have 60Q Ships children from 5 to 7. a 20-inch bike colored tires, sealed-beam head­ be heard in Town Court ortsDer. 9. planning and management of the Rec Nights Boy Saves 2 Women 3 9 passports for travel to Communist Kenneth Gibson. 19, Vernon, who ^ was a firing of Vanguard's first is correct. For 8 to 10-year-oMs, lights, special shock absorbers, Harry Leister. 37, of no certain funeral home Sunday from 7 to March" of Dimes Dance. Heading Both -Rec'- night groups meet BEAUTIFUL stage with dummies hooked on for Denmark's merchant fleet has China. the 24-inch bike is best, and for built-in locks and speedometers. 9:30 p.m. and Monday from 3 to V * T J " had pleaded guilty to a charge of address, was arrested about 3 5:30 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. by another .student. John this work will be the Alumni Assn, tonight. Grade 3, 4 and 5 children New Haven, Dec. 6 (/Pi — Al­ Goy HoHday Colors the second and third stages. made a great comeback since boys and girls 11 years old and There are cameras and radios e.a- o'clock this morning and charged ______I Dealev, 19, New- York. Indecent as.sault, was sentenced of the Horace W. Porter School meet in Yeomans Hall from 7 phonse Proto, 16-year-old high BOXED In today's TV-3 test, the second World War II. during which half over, the full-size 26-inch bike is pecially designed to b* attached to with vagrancy. Patrolman James A Round and square dance will be o'clock until 8:30. Parents are school boy. led two elderly wom­ ■right. the bike.___ Miw. .Addle GeUser ’ -lockson in when he Tuesday In "folland County Su­ PLUS DOUBLE STAMPS stage was to have been fired for of It was lost and 1.500 Danish sea­ McCooe found Ijciater sleeping in r> 1 . J ...... saw the slugging and pursued perior Court to a 3-monUis sus­ held in Yeoman's Hall Jan. 11. The asked to pick up their children en to safety last night from CORSAGES the first Ume. men were killed. At war's end the Al>oiit Town .Next conic.s the question of what * A recent survey of bicycle dealers the boiler room of the Princess Rockville Mrs. Addie Millard i and captured niompson. pended jail term. young people will meet with Mrs. promptly. burning 4-story rooming house. FREE SPONGE WITH The lalncher used today had fleet consisted of just under 400 '^Cur/ennv ' v, ' ' ohsider the Block. Presently being held in jail. GeiS5ei\ 86. of 116 High St., died ! Thompson was charged w ith aa- He was placed on probation for Soracchi and her committee Jan. The older group, Grades 6, 7 and He was working behind a restau­ been at Cape Canaveral since last ships, totaling less than 700,000 The Women s Auxiliary of St. popular is the 1 most .Important accessories to be- Leister will be arraigned in court at her home yesterday morning saiilt and battery on several iin- one year. Tlie youth was one of 18, to complete plans. 8 will meet at the hall and go by rant counter next door when a PURCHASE OF ABOVE KIT August.. The tempo of preliminary tons. Now It totals 1.800,000. tons Mary's Enisconal (Tiiii-th will new middleweight V ; • - bicycle, ------...... intro- -| plastic uror wire "ire basket,uH.iRei, loois,tools, apeefl-speed- tomorrow after a long illness. identified persons nine men involved in a moialirca.se Mrs. Soracchi is also planning a Recreation Council bus. leaving at woman tapped on the window and Reg, 39c usual U M u ro in B work liecessai-y for firing was gross and 'numbers 600 ships man- Joseph H. Conroy of Ea.st Hart­ A bystanders " who were with a local woman The other coffee hour for women of the com- 7:15. and will hold their activities shouted "fire." Fl-oto vaulted the LIMITED QUANTITY- stepped up only after Russia had «nd expect7d'‘ 7o ^ f^ ou m iroT g "' ne1ng citizen to sue a 'Claimed as they had before that as was retiring Teamsters' Presi­ forgery. Tile young man. who arrived just a an obligation "on the tow-n and its l.ands' permanent representative trandle with crepe paper or ribbon. (Jhurch. Coventry. officiated. municipality. with NATO had been Instructed the federation had no right to ex­ dent Dave Beck. Hoffa is now be­ Add perkv bo—• on each side where XMAS PARTY HEADQUARTERS inhabitants.” Burial w-aa in East Cemetery. Flaherty, however, cited cases to to request the emergenr,v session pel them. ing tried in New- York City on handle joins pall. NEWS In another development today, back HP hia contention that Con- ; Bearers were Herbert Love, so as to be able to e.\plain The committee said the Team­ wiretapping conspiracy charges Henry Rau Sr., Henry Rau Jr.. Keith dropped his effort to have necticut law permits ’'inhabitants"! sters aet forth six grounds in its .and Beck in Seattle on larceny W* can supply your ovary iitsd bs It lorga or I. SPECIAL Treybal eliminated aa a party de­ Indonesian developments from Make a bookcase or record holder Carl Arsenault, John Klein and of a town to be held liable. There- , the Dutch point of view- and re­ appeal but each was rejected by charges. fendant. He told thb court' Fla­ out of bricks and boards. Paint John Macyko. fore, he added. Mrs. Eitzpalrick's quest all possible measures of the committee in this way: They and the Teamsters are on DISCOUNTS to oN clubs, orgooisations. herty had agreed to amend the ! rights are affected. bricks white to bring out their tex­ Manchester I-odge, No. 73. AF solidaritv. ' 1. It was "completely false" to federal trial In Washington on ture, and wax to keep clean. Have and AM, of which the deceased say the Oct. 24, 1957, suspension charges of rigging ' the October shelves aa hlgll and long aa you was a member, conducted a Ma­ ^vWSINGERv^/ o ' the Teamsters was based upon Teamsters convention to Insure want—paint and wax boards. -Use sonic funeral service at the funeral events that occurred beforis adop­ Hoffa's climb to power. matching bricks for bookends. p"or home Weffiieaday night. DECORATIONS • CORSAGES. Gerry’s Job: tion of the AFL-CIO constitution Four other unions—the Laimdry, 'K in 1955. a'colorful touch in your bookcase, Bakery, DIstllleiT and United Tex­ u.se road maps or pages from an "The council's action of Oct. 24, i i spectacular value 1= PAPER PARTY NEEDS • PRIZES tile Workers (U tW ) Unions—face old atlas to make covers for some 1957, was the direct result of the expulsion action at next week’s sea- of your books.-*- ‘Pilgrimage Plajj’ deliberate refusal of the Teamstera siona of the AFL-CIOconvention, i f / \ V The finest Raising Hungry Moth Larvae Union in September 1957 to take also on charges based on disclo.s- Viewed by Million CANDLES • TABLE SETTINGS any action looking toward elimina­ Is fishing your dish? Fill a wick­ urea before Congreapiohal Com­ er creel with little potted plants. Or winter tire tion of corrupt influences witliin mittees. By JANE EADS that union. . paint it a gay color and hang on Hollywood's annual "Pilgrimage V 2 WE WILL ASSISf YOU IN ANYWAY POSSIILE Washington—While many of u 2. Called "baseless" an objection The Distillery Workers unit was the wall. Use it to hold Christmas Play," a drama of the life of ever built! given a chance last night for cer­ or birthday cards. Christ, has been seen by more, than are busy killing moth and carpet that the Ethical Practices Com­ Regardless of; where beetle larvae, Gerry Pickering is mittee anil the Executive Council tain officers to quit— but they de­ a milljon people since It waa first Just u busy raising them. did not hire their own investigators clined. * Hide a steam pipe under fake presented In 1920. It ia given In a your service man or Our frad^t art hlghl Gerry doesn't like bugs any more and relied instead upon sworn testi­ ivy. "Plant" ivy in a couple of concrete open-air theater with the slope of El Camino Canyon form­ woman is stationed, Our ftrmf or# lowl than the next person, but her 'job mony taken in other proceedings. Fund-Raising Meters painted flower pots ton th< floor depends on having enough of the and twine up pipe to ceiling. "Buy ing a natural amphitheater ami the Manchester Eve* 3. It ia "simply false" to lay a providing terrain and plant life hungry pests on hand. As technic­ federal court injunction that pre­ Ivy-at the dime store or make your t You get up to DOLL CARRIAGES ian for the National Institute of Tulsa, Okla. (Ah—The parkilig own witlj untwisted wire coat similar to the Holy Land's, ning Herald can be for* vented the Teamsters from putting meter, which la found on main P iece Sew ing ^ more turc-footrd Dry Cleaners in nearby Silver its 1957 constitution into effect hangers wrapped In green crepe warded to be at “ Mail 6 streets' all over the country, has paper. Use green construction pa­ triictioft Reg. 3.98^ . 2.88 Spring, Md., she used the lan-ae to disabled the Union from complying been turned into a fund-raiser‘ for Man and Hia Castle Call” regularly with all teat mothproofing products and with the directives of the Execu­ per for leaves; shellac If yo)» want TREASURE CHEST orphan boys at the lake honie of a the hometown _ news • 3500 biting edgei Reg. 4.98 ...... 3.88 procedures for institute members. tive Council. Tulsa angineer. ■ / a shiny look. Mhke^ stems out of Rockville^ Md. (Ah—When pollcb Gerry says there are onl.v two pipe cleaners dipped In green Ink Also a Teamster contention that ti. E. Nicholson hiaa alx m eten rolled up, there stood William people -away -from • Comptetely uac* ' ways to determine whether a persona charged with corruptioji or a fabric tint. Glue leaves to one SUnton with a machine gun in Reg. 7 .9 8 ...... 5.88 in the backyard of hia place at Lake home are so anjilojis tkmized tread. member's. product or procedure could not answer the accusations Fort Gibson and houaegueata are end, the other end to the wire.' hia hands,. Amid sounds of .fir- really works. without jeopardizing their consti­ expected to pay. If they forget he jng, three state roada commission- to get. ^ ‘ • Exclusive triple- Reg. 11.98 ...... 8.88 "One is to apply it to the cus­ tutional rights is a "diatortion” of Make a wonderful wastebasket era cowered behind the big oil writes a "ticket’’ and "fines” them drums. ■ Handtonw Sowing-Vanity Bonch tempered 3-T tomer's garments— then wait and the Fifth Amendment' 21. Whdh the meter coin boxes are out of a popcorn or potato chip Reg. 17.98...... 13.88 hope," she says. ' ‘The other ia to 4. A auypension o f the Teamstera can. Paint or cover with fancy pa­ A closer inspection showed the Sideind with aiserfmf nt of valuablo Bowing aid$ Cord body. full ihe collect! the nickels . and gun was wooden.. Police use our test service. It'a obvious Union and a recommendation of dimes an(^ tuHia It over to the ’Tulsa per or wallpaper. Shellac pa|ier to tom d 1%lcphone Ml .1-5121 ' PLUS DOUBLE STAMPS which ia the surer way to avoid expulsion is "in no sense discrimi­ Boys Home.' keep it clean; wax inside of can so Stanton's wife hiding behind a A WMiOwful SH U tM al Th* vsnotR* bsndi SixQft for all cars paying expensive claims." natory and does not subject the duat and dirt won’t. atich.iiFor an fence, shooting off firecrackers. Circulation \ ofl Mmss wssful Hssw The Stantons made their point. including ImportQd Because everybody is busy Tesmsters Uni / to pnequal or un­ extra large waatebmaket. use a K <*iW y 125 nleoes In e*)! killing moth and carpet beetle fair treatment" Swedes Lead in Combine* ieml-clBeular clones hamper, A ramp, planned to enter their t Department modalsl SIWaMHITTIM faOM tIHT in M larvae. Mrs. Pickering his had to 5. Rejected a contention the Ex­ shoved against the wall. ' property at a place they disap­ BOTH IN 14** And 15** SIZES riUse her own experimental brood. proved, was moved to another lo­ ^ (x ia y ! Mtl MCOtaTIR* M M • TWf M a t a ii, DOUBLE STAMPS ALL WEEKEND ecutive Counifil was 'arbitrary in Stockholm —r Swedish farmers Miswai NOIMI • Sian iim t J She raises them' in jars filled Geriy Pickering examines a Swatch of cloth that has been treat- tumlng^down what the Teamstera today use about 140,000 tractora, If you’re a musician display your cation. \ t ft. man* « it • s ft. iHHnMow nram WE GIVE H'Of GREEN STAMPS with a mixture of brewer's yeast ed with a mothproofing product and then exposed to .moth lar- say wiai a "reaaonable request" for 21,000 combines to t harvesting and talent with a musife stand, a snamiMT uuiT ' • 4*ft.KM0nT|lltMi WE GIVE and dog food. Gerry says the lar­ vae, Thla product obviously didn’t work. time to modify any practice! that threshing, and 140,000 mechanical straight choir and your instrument Pool Germicide Potent •OKI* • aft.Maaast*iniiin vae thrive on dog food' They get might require adjustment. 'The, milking units. Moat of this mech- ( . (if it'a not a piano) out where n * {WiM* • Bft.tuiTTna ♦ 2 0 * » AOK K O nfiM D f ON COODYiM TKES THAN ON ANY TH« KINDI OPEN so healthy they almost bark; Teamstera already had enough anlzatlM has come about in the everybody can see where your In- siwiHa am aSMITMHT 0 WORLD ■ One tsaspoonful of a new prod­ v a i u a When the larvae . get' fat and time, the committee aaid. past 10 years. At the end of the teresta lie. Enamel stand and ehair flanrijTBtTr WIWIMOI • T aiioit a ia u N K U o / t i r the mothproofing compounds sold one ia put in a dish with 10 hun­ uct it aaid to be able to clear an GREEN EVERY Till P.M. hungry, she puts them , in glass to dry cleaners. Those that pass 6. The Teamsters ci^ntended war th«fi-e were only 20,000 trac­ a paatel or. i>old color, and wax kverage-size wading pool of. dis- AOim I vniM baMh pkM sawfat* nid* $1023 ..dishes where they can gnaw on gry larvae for the 28-day period. there is no basis for concluding tora. Combinea now handle about, for extra beauty. This la what de- the testa are listed in an annual The laboratory performs more |Me-causing bacteria, fungi, and tModal #40 fitugratsd—oWisr bsouHM liylas ovollaMa. STAMPS FRIDAY swatches of fabric treated with a technical bulletin. the Teamsterg could be dominated half the country’s ; bread • grain' aignera call "setting a mood’*— 'Vtnises. ..A small jar of the pow- 1EttMlttl0 Ni#h*ls4(aBch*sl*r mothproofing product or process. than 2,000 of these tests annually. by corrupt influencea. But the harvest; this is'the highest percen­ you'.va aeen it done in movlea and The Institute also sends its "Sometimes we run out of deiad gertnicide- reportedly con ' Twenty^ei^t days later Gerry thousands olC members a stan di^ committee said tha Executive tage in Europe. wintloy dlaplaya. purify mora than 4,()00 gallon* of TIra, Ise. knows the answer. larvae,” says (Jerry, "and have to Council findings with respect to watar. SINGER SEWING CENTER swatch, lets them mothproof it In buy them. They're tricky to raise lifTTolIl MS BROAD ST,—’nSL; Ml S-filT* 975 MAIN ST. "The proof at the moUmrooflng,’' their regular way and return It Teamster Presldent-^ecP . James The first Irish Immlgrantl ar­ Some good cooka like to odd •aj she. "Ig In the motheatlng." and coat about a ’ nickel each; A. Hoffa. and outgoing Presldtnt rived ia ediat Is now the United minced (raah dill (or a flnely chop- MANCHESTER 2 to the institute for testing. Each that’s why we try to keep ah ade­ Th* lSS-yaarri>ld Danish firm of Ml 3-1212 H m Institute tests .annually all Dava Beck ai)d otheya "constituta States In 1621, says the National ped,4Ull pick]#) to a dry b u t t ^ Emil Z . STitoar ta th* wbrld’a oklsat * « r s r 832 MAIN ST. Ml 3 ^ 8 3 'Em treated swatch plus an untreated. quate supply of them on hand." a suffleiant baais upon which to G sogn^e Society. praod otufflng for poultiy- ■ohract company- PAGE lO UBTEEN UANCHESTER BVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1967' * ■ S ecti6n -. Two FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1967 Ladies Will Send iRanrtirBtfr lEurning Ifpralli StUl a Mysterious Figure^ THE Business Leaders Gifts to Mi.ssion IIN1V^R.<;ITY OF CONNECTICUT ,. Santa Continues Long Reign Junior RC Unit The Ladles of St. James ivlll • Presents Martin Asks TPC Consider Yonkers Firm High Bidder : By HCO H A. MTLI.IOAN * ocnibly lines? Hss this top-of-the/ Optimistie on 1958 hold their Christmas party Monday Starts Campaign AP New»f**l¥re» Writer world Christmas cartel long ^ o evening at 8:1.% in St. James' Acquiring Nelson PL Rights xFor 23 Silver Lane Units , Paunchy, beard\. 'florld-faced mastered the secrets of the atom? School Hall. In All Schools A program by the children of Santa' Claus, the beflevolent bag- '*0“ nirt on solar energy In By S.\SI D.AWSON ROBERTA General Manager Richard Mar­ Tbs first 23 untta to b* sold 'ous (in his insistence (Vver-all strength and vitality of. the .... . ■’'!'* United Slates Golf Associa- he set up somewhere in the .North i six New England statDs. New sponsor the organization; at Nat- at 6:30 p.m. Reservations may be In an effort to atava off evic­ on spreading good cheer in every ei oHomy should support sn "sx-1 * .specification.- for golf balls End to help amorUtze the cost ofnf'York, " New Jersey and Penn.sylva-! an Hale. .Mrs. Carole Fish and Mrs. tion for six months, residents of These two flavors for December will make a hit with any treniViy strong automobile mar- bmil their long-distsnee qualities ’ D i...... cussed atomic radiation and fall­ made by contacting Mrs, Nina direction even where none is uildlng the parkin)' area. ' i nia at Fort Totten, N"Y.. Sunday Dorothy Paris; and in the Boltfin Armstrong or 'Victor Davies at other homea In th* project ar* meal! Get some real soon at your nearest Royal Ice Cream 5 i wanted I. k cl” \ . Iiy requiring that none fly faster In an open meeting Oct. 30.; for the title of the outstanding of- School, Mrs. .Sylvia Patrick out. The Uiree types of rays-t-al- dealer stor^—ln pints, quarts, half gallons, gallons and brick, and ACE Told How to Instruct Chen^ Bros, before 5 p.m. Tues­ expected to appear fn Town Court' J V An all points bulletin has been Tlie alt^niinum industry, current­ than 250 feet a second. North End residents and property fleer in the tl.S. .Army’s First Re-! .Mrs. Zylpha Carl.son. pha, beta, and gamma—should be some time next month. explained to the students, he aald. day. 'Those attcndlrig are asked to X broadcast for his speedy appre- ly with sK over supply of metal OM’n*rs countered tills proposal gion. Following a aeries of record The work of the Junior Red Sale qf the federally buUt houses on it.* handXs ia also optimistic of Of tl)e three, gamma is thi most bring a grab bag gift. I T^lar j Chrlstiny----Z.—TTr '— p ly to aerx’e stenciled slices 1,1 of'lee e:i- trrniM rream I hension____ and this year steps are with a proposal that the town pur- reviews and personal interview 1 stu d en t omic Energy aroused "a storm of protest from for ueasert, it’s not too early to choose voiir design and being taken to trace his move-, the future. IHchard S. Reynolds chase the railroad station and use the First Army’s .selection will be dangerous. Gamma raya can pene­ Each ^Michael.s Trea.sure Chest i.s re.served for a diamond that con- rouncil groups which are guided At a recent meeting-of the Con­ the town of Manchester wheit Iplace your orddr now! Phone MI S-69.m. menls as he crosses the radar 1 Jr., president ol Reynolds Sletals. the railroad property for a more announced on l5ec. 11. Judges in trate six feet of steel and stlU be X form.s strictly to high standards in cutting, color, clarity and bril­ by their respective teacher - spon­ firmation Class of the Center Con­ plans to dispose of them were an­ network of tlie Distant Early .says new uses beihg developed will central parking area. They also ^ the compeUtion wil| be .senior of- sors. Student councils, composed of "How we should teach the prin­ a mark on his thumb with It. Then dangerous. They can destroy the nounced. X blood cells of the human body. gregational Church the following Warning system in Canada. boost consumption” hy I'a billion liance. The.se gems have been individually selected by our gem e.xperts felt that meters in the srea would fleers_ ^ of th" First “ Armv. a student representative of each ciples of. atomic energ>’ to children he poured water over his thumb % bfoli* Report pounds within the PCX'! three years W i M not provide traffic turnover, and Lt. Kersuiis joined the Army as i grade, meet weekly with their in grades 1-8," was the subject of a into a test tube. He pointed out Atomic energy u a limitless and were elected to form the executive ■ ; Object: To wish him a Merry i using our- own .scientific precision instruments. They are superior in committee: Poppy Gerard, presi­ To prevent eviction of th# reel- S i Christmas 1 while increased .consutiiption for aald th at people would ra th e r ,park an enlisted m an In 1950. He was talk given to a group of Manche.s- that no matter how mueh water he almost indestructible source of en­ every way and are. without reservation, .voiir best diamond values. sponsors, decide which of the many dent; Suzanne Tay'or, vice presi­ denta, many of whom ar* veter­ (fh o ifio L Ice Cream Co, C ; Persons having Information as existing products will add another on the street than, walk from a commissioned in October 1956 snd, available Junior projects \vill be ter teachers yesterday afternoon poured into the tube there would ergy which xylll benefit mankind, billion to the total. (I’rices include Federal ta.\). parking lot to stores. i after attending Nike training according to Dr. Tag. He demon­ dent: Donald Selpel, secretary; ans, Town Directors asked the J I to his whereabouts are urged to, LIFE handled by their grades, learn the at the Keeney St. School. Dr. Her­ still be a trace of ink ia it. even general manager to Inquire about MANUFACTURERS OF ORFITELUI’S "SPUMOM" J , hang their stockings by the man- Copper men are a little leas The Parking Authority has writ- cour.ses, reported for fliitv here, bert Tag. profes.sor of education at though the color could not be seen. strated that everything has some •Vary Simpson, treasurer; and terTiniqiies of carrying out the George Walker, member at large. the possibility of town purchase of X j lie. try not to panic, get a good ( gloomy toda.v. loo. Indu.Str.v ten a letter to the New Haven: At Battery C. Kersulis serves as projects and carry tlie program the Univer.sity of Connecticut, ad­ Children, if shown this experi­ radioactivity by walking around *8 WARREN STREET—MI S-6950 spoke.snien say the long decline In Railroad a.sking them to discuss j ax,,i,tant laimcher platoon leader, the room with a gelger counter to the project. X : night’s sleep and await further ' back to their groups for comple­ dressed a meeting of the Associa­ ment. would be able to grasp the He is to report to them on • developments I prices appears to be flattening out } the purchase of the station prop-^He resides at 17 West St., with his tion. tion for Childhood Eiluvation idea of the atom as the common test the clothing of tlie teachera. Stanley David Saslela, eon of and they talk hopefully of better JEWELERS-SILVFRSMTTHS erty snd buildings. One teacher was wearing a watch results of th* sale of the first cjlkll(((& wife and one chlhl. .‘iome of the projects, such ss (ACEI. denominator of all substances, even Stanley S. Sasiela, 32 Norwood St„ sales in the new year. 9.58 .M.AIN ST.. 3IA.\C»IE.STEB with a radium dial which produced group of homea but no further ac­ Senior offirera at Battery C. and ■ the wriUng of international letters Dr., Tag hgd cbndiicted a work­ wdien it cannot be seen. has been appointed to the engi­ Daiir* Plan Marine I.ab William Bynum, president of at the 11th AAA Battalion head-1 an audible clicking on a Set of tion is anticipated from the town to chiinren of foreign countries, shop on atomic energd into a large container, and suggested that teachers take ad­ where he is studying for the de­ laboratories, under the general f,'"''’j prepared for various community Lincoln .School, took p art in the defense wprkers will be sold after 45 per cent expecting them to be party this year will be held on Dec. the level of the water be narked vantage of opportunities like these gree of BS In communication art*. sponsorship of the four Scandi- | as good a.* this year. 1 5 at 2 p.m. at the post home;— lUel^^J^JeT^ rh I r . > Poe. Fveiett Frost and Besides the projeci.s of interna- j niysterioii.s." he said, today that the annual "turkey’* Oeioh'n House. know the struct lire of the atom. By Oak Lodge Inc. to Donald A. The Manchester branch of the ELECTRIC ag* and sex of the children. Com- tional flavor, the local Junior Red;' Start with Magnet the middle grades, however, they ] payments to employes of all di­ ’mlttee members are Wilbert Au­ The paita of the guests at "The < ro.ss benefit.* auch institutions as | The professor suggested many Knofla. property at 282 Tolland WCTU will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. Cloistara” are played by shoiilcl begin to study the struc- Tpke. in the South MethbdiM Church. visions would amount to approxi­ TRAIN GOT A PICTURE WINDOW den. Laura Ecahert. ISobert Bi- aie played by Linda .the Man.sfield Training School, the : approai'hea to the teaching of ture. I mately 83.250.000 this year. Th# beaiilt. Lucille Hirth and Lillian Peterson, Fairy .May;Steve Thom-j-Newington Veteran’s Hn-spllal. the I atomic energy. He said that the fertiflcale of Incorparation Mrs, C. Elmore Watkins will tell as, Jeffrey; Julie Haiigh, Floienre; "Youngster like lo draw the I Edgar H.-Clarke, doing business the Christmas story. Members ar* payments are based on the length Linders, tor Crippled , teacher could start bv u.aing a mag- character of atoms and make I of aervice of the employee. Betty Regan. Mis Paddy; and Ken Children, the Submarine Base at | net. The pupils, through their quea- as Clarke Insurance Agency. requested to bring articles to. be PROBLEM? Tarlow. Hannibal. models of them,” he said. Building Permits sent' to patients at the Norvrich The turkey pdyment* were start­ New L^indon. Manchester Memor­ lions of wh.v the m agnet a ttra c ts The children can get some Idea ed |n 1925 when each of the orig­ The doctor and nurse at the asy­ ial Hospital and all the local .Man­ Egstern Connecticut Sign and State Hospital and the Mansfield other metals, could be Introduced of the relative aizes of the nucleus Tralrting School. Gift* for the lat­ inal 26 employes of Pratt fle Whit­ LOTS OF CONDENSATION? Dramati.sts Offer ^ lum ar.e Daniel FireafOne and Cj'n- chester ronvalescent homes. lo the idea that everything is made Display for New System Laundry thla Treggor. and electron.*, the teacher sus­ ter institution should not be wrap­ ney Aircraft received a turkey afr "Through the work of the Junior up of infinitesim al particles. .Some pends a bsskrtban and several and Cleaners, for a sign at 16 Oak ter the first Wasp engine had been Tickets may be purchased from Red CYoss," said Mrs. I,awrenee, St., 8300. ped. Mrs. Watkins- and Mrs, Wil­ LOSS OF HEAT? ‘Curious Savage’ of these particles have different ping pong bails from cla.ssroom liam Rush Mill serve refreshments. assembled and prepared 'for its ini­ any member of Sock and Buskin o;- "The childicn learn service to compositfona which attract or do To Andrew Ansaldi for three from Mfss Mary MeAdams. They lights. tial' te st fb n late C hristm as Ehm. A S-act play, "The Curious others, achieve more than" a not attract other particles. dwellings on Sherwood Circle at UNCOMFORTABLE DRAFTS? win also be sold at the box office. Dr. Tag mentioned the many The regular setback party of the With the growth of United Air­ Savage," written by John Patrick, glimp.se of the possibilities of in­ Dr. Tag borrowed a fountain pen machines which are capable of 811.000 each, and for two dwellings VFW Aujeillary will be held tonight DBOORATOII ternational friend.ship, and enjoy craft Corp. the payments supplant­ will be presented tomorrow night from one of the teachers and made splitting the atom. He then dis­ on Wells'S!, at 813.000 each. at 8:30 at the poet home. ed the holiday turkeys. 8n*lU*« tlyli** a.iH) Hat*- YES— IT IS NOW THAT TIME OF YEAR at 8 o’clock in the high school audi­ Medical Center Mapped learning practical skills from their liqllt. Jl* *

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PAGiE 8IXTEEV MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER «„1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN Bolton Hal Boyle Abraham. Ha guesses it's Abraham Lincoln. You explain that no, Lin­ liquor outlets are insistent In de­ coln was named after a man in 120 Youths Get manding such identification and the Bible and so Were lota of other ORANGE HALL Defense May Speed thus force persons to obtain them. PTA Program You Can’t Resist H im - people. In asking for the legisletlon earl­ CORRECTION "Were you?" he wants to know. ier thia year, package stores and The G-E TOAST-R-OVEN iidvertlsed In our $ f | Q . 9 5 "Mmm-m, no,” you say. Proof of Legal Will Feature other outlets Complained ovsr nu­ ad hut night should have been If You Can Stand Him "Are you sure?" he asks. "Isn’t N-Plane for Prestige merous cases in which youths bor­ there something in the Bible that Drinking Age rowed driver licenses of older per­ Xnd Not $18.95 begins 'OUr Father.. . ? ’ ’’ sons and used other subterfuge to Nativity Play So you decide to keep the little BINGO the tuthor’s acquaintance has Just (Oonttamed from Paga Oak) obtain liquor. By ED CREAOH stinker after all. the already strong over-all power (ConUnoed from Page Wne) (For Hal Boyle) stormed in out of a blirzaPd with Under the State Liquor Control Bolton, Dec. 6 (Special)—"The ^VERY SATURDAY NIGHT of retaliation — the medium and oWiashington, ^IP)—There must be three companions, demanding hot that mlaslla money ia deatlned for long range bombers of the such pr(x>f:of age," the commission Act, the teller is held primarily re­ Chriatmaa Story" under the dl-. tomato soup all around.) sponsible for such sales and upon some easier way to live than with Rail Groups Hit 7:4S P.M. augmenting and expediting the Strategic Air Command, the added, will be dealt with harshly.” rectlon of Mra. BJvelyn Hallaran a 6-year-old boy. The 6-year-oId is as fussy about 20 GABtEB—4 SPECIALB—1 SWEEPSTAKE conviction faces suspension of tl- Navy’i Polarii intermediate range Navy’s carrier-baaed nuclear Under the law, passed at the in­ ‘ MANCNitTui Conn- will be performed by Grade 7 and He la a power pack of destruc food as a millionaire with an ulcer. weapon carriers and the hydrogen- cense for a period of time.' The best is not nearly good enough NHRR Inaction balliaUc mlaalle (IRBU) program. sistence of the liquor industry, a CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS 8 pupila of the Elementary School tive energy, a tornado of disruptive headed guided missiles of all three noise. He takes off with the thrust for him. Of course he always set This, it is said in informed quar­ services. youth upon reaching-21 may apply ‘at the meetlnj; of the PTA Wednes­ of a Jupiter rocket when you need ties in the end for a peanut but­ New Haven. Conn., Dec. 6 ()P) ters, would mean that the Polaris Ail of this amphasit of new for a majority age card by going Remember Aged, day at 7:30 p.m. In the CD room. him for something. He clings to ter and Jelly sandwich, but not be­ An organization representing var­ project could be moved two years weapons is continuing the de- to the local town clerk and fur- Mra. Lydia Allen Is the music su­ you like a stamp to a letter when fore turning up his nose at many ious railroad labor groups make ahead, bringing to 1960 or even emphasis on military manpower niahlng a birth certificate or other public today a letter it has sent Batrt Gcanitc Moaumciusan proof of age. A picture must also Director Appeals pervisor for tlie performance. you want to be alone. suggestions which would tax the earlier the time when that 1,500- alone. Knowledgable persons say aesources of the best restaurant in to the State Public Utilities Com- •d and acnlptuicd by actiaii in in w the trend in manpower cuts will be submitted with the application. Linda Hassett will narrate the ’The 6-year-old Is convinced he mlle range, solid-fuel missile is FUR THE VERY FINEST IN knows everything worth knowing-'- Paris. mi.ssion in opposition to a proposal granite— to codute. And Bine ready. continue. A fee of $1 must accompany the Town Welfare Director Mary story while members of the eighth His table manners, on the other by the New H^ven railroad to GranlM Momumena pay tnbaac an The Pentagon already has dis­ application, with the sum divided Della' Fera reminded Manchester QUALITY USED CARS I l ^ d c class portray the characters. and then he forgets how to tie his Meanwhile, the Pentagon will ALWAYS SEE OUR COMPLETE SBLEOnOM . He can dial a 7-digit tele­ hand, would shame a backward abandon passenger service between ngs the tbingt that endure—the tahh, lore push production of both the Air, closed that by next June SO the between the town and the State residents tbday that the old as welk Susan Bomip \»dll play the part of Zulu. He slurps. He dribbles. He Waterbury and Wlnsted. total military manpower will be Liquor Control Commission. as the young appreciate a Merry Mary and ftisnald Morra will play phone number but he can't re­ and memotiea of thoec who have Force Thor and Army Jupiter- ALWAYS AT LEAST 50 CARS member whether the teacher said has to go to the bathroom and al­ The railroad has not attempted ■down to a new post-Korean war ' After obtaining this material, the Christmas. Joseph. ways he babbles. The word has not passed on. IRBMs, aiming at equipping one level of 2.600,000. TO O h o o s e f r o m there would be school tomorrow. to stimulate passenger service on squadron of each of the two de­ commission Issues a plasticized mar Miss Della Pera Appealed for been Invented that the 6-year-old When you are cbooaing yonr aaonw But in the following fiscal year(^ SEDANS. COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLES Portraying the parts of the He can't find a toy or a book if that line, but has reduced service URE signs by the end of next year. That Jority age card to the applicant. Christmas gifts to be delivered to Kings are Jfohn Shearer, Robert. it’s leaning on him. It’s against doesn't think of when you have in such a way "as to discourage meat, let os help yo«.The beauty and ending in June 1959, .itfll another Connecticut Is only the second lonely old people In convalescent company for dinner. woultf be six months ahead of the 100,000 men will be dropped, it ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED Coty and Mark Coty. The shep­ the rules of the 6-year-olds’ union patronage" and the letter writ­ pctmanence of select Bam Gtaniia present timetable. state to try this approach to the homes. BANK FtNANCINO UP TO SB MONTHS herds will be played by Richard You can’t get him dressed in was learned. problem of under-age sales, Ar­ for him to brush his teeth without ten by Chairman John Marr of the make k a suita­ The IRB.MS will be added to They.will be forwarded through OPE^ TILL 9 EVENINGS Fish, Robert Carr, Howard Skin­ time for school without b'r u t e T(ie army will undergo about a 3 izona being the other state. firm supervision, if not active as­ Connecticut Railway Labor's Citi­ ble choice for whatthe strategy-makers consider the welfare office in the Municipal ner, Arnold Souer, Le* Broil, Bur­ sistance. force. Once he's been to school, zens League. per cent reduction In this process. The commission feels the law Building. , ton Jackson. Jeffrey Bell, and Ray­ the combined resources of the FBI "We appreciate that the rail­ h t g n tO your monument, holds a great potential in accom­ BARLOW MOTOR SALES You conclude, miserably, that wfaetbet k is M WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE— PHONE TR B-8SS8 mond Baglin. you have parentcd an idiot. And and" the Russian Secret Police road Is not in the best financial plishing its intended purpose. But tX)ii ll Sweden’s leading .source Teresa Caldera. Susan Johnson, couldn't pry out of him what he circumstances, but many of the 1 be large ot smalL It can’t be effective, it sayS, unless of energy. then, as calmly as you please, he learned there — If anything. Ex­ Officials Doubt Mrs. Pallanck Carolyn Mather. Beverly Balch, Jo beats you at checkers three games difficulties in which the manage­ 1 "’re*. cept songs the other kids taught ment of the New Haven.Rallroad is Ann Perrett, Edith Toomey, and running and you’re forced to admit him. Such as: Judy Fraser will play the parts of he’s a genius after all. Involved are of a temporary na­ "I like chocolate. ture," the letter said. I T Will Lose Post in Legislature fhe Stars. Unquestionably; the 6-year-old is "It’s full of TNT. In the Angel roles will be Gall in league with the devil, in no other It added that new types of rail­ ■’Mama puts it in my milk, road equipment coming onto the COMPARE AND SAVE Hartford, Dec. 6 (J1—The ^tate| Lee, Corrinda Morra, Elisabeth way could he have become so per­ "To try to poison me." not specifically say a person must market "may make it possible to Attorney General's office said to­ remain an elector during the full Wadsworth. Tina Pesola, Patricia verse. He Insists on lounging In­ So you’re willing to write him Braun. Dina McDonough, and Su­ doors, watching television, on the operate at least two through pas­ day it appears doubtful that a portion of the 2-year legislative off as a bad Investment. You're senger trains dally (from Wlnsted) term. ^ san Miner. most sparkling day of the year. He thinking the Romans weren’t So State Representative will have to insists on going outdoors, to do to New York City, making local Teresa Caldera and Carolyn depraved, at that, when they aban­ stops en route." SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. give up her lawmaking post dur-' He pointed to a memorandum Mather will sing solos during the ndthlng in particular when the filed last April by Atty. General doned some children on exposed "Such service," the letter said, Ing the present term if her convic­ performance. A chorus composed wind Is howling and the ram pelt­ hillsides And then; 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Ml 3-7732 John J. Bracken. It said that a of students of 'the seventh grade ing. "mav well become financially re­ tion for aggravated assault is up­ legislator elected In one town could _ You're - ...... -.iwiiisreading HUMhim DiuieBible Sstories lones munerative if given the opportuni­ held. and the seventh and eighth grade (Intermission -One 6-year-old of | one night. You get to the part about move to another and still remain a ty to develop." Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre granlto The case involves Rep. Anna member of the General Assembly. members of the school orchestra Mae Pallanck. Union Republican, will furnish the music. The au­ found guilty in Tolland County I> personally recommend these dience will also participate In some Superior Court yesterday on a of the carol sln^ng. Poujade Denounces Ike i i f k i i ' k k ' k k ' k i charge'of aggravated assault. A meeting of the Eicecutlve Pierre Poujade. leader of an extreme right-wing political ^arty, She was charged with firing Hospital Notes ' Candy Gels Passport gifts from the "The Trust Co." Board o f the PTA' will be held in calls on people of Paris to "express In worthy fashion" their op­ several shots with a .22 cdllber Ham "Candy” Girard ia shown signing her name to her Japanese the health room immediately fol­ position to the visit of President Eisenhower or Vice President rifle July 22 during a dispute with Patients Today! ISI passport In office of prefecture, in Maebashi, Japan. She will be as being highly practical, attrac­ lowing the performance. Nixon for the NATO summit conference in Paris Dec. 16-18. At highway crewmen erecting a fence able to sail today with her Gl husband. William Girard, of Otta­ Co-Op Motliers a news conference later, held behind locked doors, he termed such along route 15 near her home. The ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Her­ wa, 111., for the United States. Girard was convicted of shoot­ The mothers who will be teach- a visit by the "anti-French'’ American leaders "indecent". Pou­ yfWvdiUfL sentencing has been deferred until mit Kroll, 82 Cooter Hill 8t.; ing a Japanese woman scrap collector, and was given a 3-year tive and conducive to good thrift ■ er aids next week at the Co-op­ jade claimed America is determined to reduce France to the status Dec. 17, and Mrs. Pallanck's at­ Harold Hoar J r , RFD t. Rockville; suspended prison sentence by a 3-Judge Japanese court. U S. erative Nursery and Kindergarten of a satellite. (AP Photofax). torney said he would appeal. Joseph Belanger, West Willington; Vice Council Francis McNeil granted her visa in her pasaport. are: Monday, Mrs. John Struff: Faces 3-Year Term Katherine Begg, 68 Plymouth Lane; (AP Photofa.\.( habits. ' Tuesday, Mrs. Edward Venn: She faces a maximum sentnece Stanley Falkowskl, 69 Foster ,St • Mrs, Flora Locke, Stafford Springs; Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Vercelll; of,r three years, a fine of 8.500, or Highter. 32 Bolton Center Rd.: Jo­ Thursday, Mra Ross Hilton; Fri­ VITTNER’S both. Sentencing was deferred by Dawn Griswold. 95 Autumn St.; posed such a body after a survey Skrwatch Schedule TOLLAND TURNPIKE Harold Helm. 2» Spruce St.: Mra. seph Hahn Jr., 72 Linden St.; Em­ showed that, including all first- - S . CLAUS day, Mra Richard Hodecker. Judge Philip R, Pastore until Dec. ery Wald. 71 E. Middle Tpke. 17 for pre-sentence investigation, Eleanor Wilhelm, 439 Parker St; class ' hotels, only 650 rooms are Tonight's Events Robert McLaughlin. 141 Prospect available for tourists. Electronics Unlimited, the new­ , Saturday, Dec. 7 mandatory in felony convictions. Mrs. Pallanck's lawyer. Thomaa St.: Mrs. Mary TwlnlVig. Storrs- Thais Study Tourism ly formed radio club, will meet to­ Mldnlght-2 a m...... Lucille Hirth, Charlea Hirth. John VonDeck, 179 Oak St. ■ Joseph F. McDonough of Hartford, filed i Reecnjly put in operation in Iran night at 7:30 o’clock at the CD 2 a.m - i a m...... Lucille Hirth, Cliarlea Hirth. Ferguson, 51 Foster St.: Mrs Elia room of the Elementary School. 4 a.m.- 6 a.m...... Roger Winter. a motion in Tolland County Siipe- j With nearly ' 4,500,000 tourist was a railroad that took 20 years Caffrey, ll Strant»St.; Mrs. Jean dollars a year being spent in Thai­ to build and cost $100,000,000. It Membership in the club is open to 6 a.m.- 8 a.m...... Roger Winter, Louis Barber. rior Court this morning, asking ' Buck. Thompsonville; Mrs Anna those Interested in radio, hifl, or 8 a.m.-10 a.m...... Roger Winter, Louis Barber. that the verdict be set aside. He land, the Government is consider­ runs 580 mile.s. from the capital, "1! Biz, Hazardville: Mra. Steffie Ber- ing the estab'ishment of an or­ Tehran, to- Meshed, in northeast any other t3T>e of electronips. 10 a.m.-Noon...... Dolores York, Mary E. Jeffries. Presents claimed the verdict "against the zenski, l Nelson PI.; Mrs. Beatrice Annual evidence ana contrary to law." ganization to promote tourism. Iran, 50 miles from the Russian The Men’s Choir o f St. Maurice Noon-2 p.'m...... Dave Kelsey. Charles Perkins. Ooulette, Andover: Mrs. Elizabeth Thailand's Board of Trade pro­ frontier. Church will meet tonight at 7 2 p.m.- 4 p.m...... Garry Sutliffe. Louis Barber. A hearing will be held on the mo­ Feltham. Wapping; Mrs. Hilda o’clock at the church. 4 p.m.- 6 p.m...... Carol Henderson. tion by Superior Court Judge Jarvis. 36 Eva Dr. , Plyilp R. Pastore "on or before Mass will be celebrated at St. 6 p.m.- 8 p.m...... Lucy Burke. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to Maurice Church this evening at 6 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... Lucy Burke. Dec. 17," court officials said. Atty. McDonough indicated he k’oulcT Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Breault, o’clock. Confessions will be heard 10 p,m.-Mldnight...... Charles Hirth, Lucille Hirth, South Windsor: a daughter to Mr. beginning at 5:15 p.m. Skywatch Post located on top of Police Station. Volunteers appeal if the motion it denied. No Prorielon and Mra, Reginald James, 26 N. Orange Meets In Coventry may register at CSvll Defense Headquarters, Municipal Building, on Park St.. Rockville: a son to Mr. Monday. Wednesday, Friday, from 1-5 p.m. Christmas Tree Forest Asst. State's Atty. GeneraTJo- The East Central Pomona " ’ °^Mra. Armand Dumont. 661 seph A. Hoffenberg aald today Hartford Rd.; a daughter to Mr Grange will meet at the Coventry that: Grange tomorrow at 7 p.m. ganizations was told at Ita recent and Mra. Merle Shaw, 22 Norman Visitors Sprnd More "As far as can be ascertained, no St : a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. convention here that expenditures direct provision can be found for John Bclanky Jr.,. Merrow. Mnnchenter Evening Herald Bol­ by foreign tourists, in the United ton correspondent Mrs. Lonia Dtm- Hot Springs, Ark.—The Na­ autonaatlc forfeiture of dffice of a BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to States are increasing by about 10 legislator upon conviction of cer­ oek dr. telephone Mitchell 8-9823. tional Association of Travel Or­ per cent a year. Mr. and Mrs. George Ward RFD 2 tain type crimes which call for for­ Rockville. ’ ’ A. Fine Selection of F'reshly Cut feiture of electoral rights (voting rights).’’ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Paul LeBoeuf. Webster, Mass.; FREE PARKING NEXT TO POPULAR «!, Hoffenberg said that if Mrs. Pal­ Mrs. Cecelia Albo, 77 (Toodwin St.: lanck were a town officer, the law Frederick Jones, 25 Proctor Rd.: is specific and she would immedi­ Edward and Barrv Linton. 53 Law­ ately forfeit'her office upon losing rence St.. Rockville; Mrs. Jennie ry j DISTINCTIVE ^ her voting rights. Caplzzl, Scotland, Conn.; ' Robert a n ti Under Connecticut law, persons Starkel, 40 Cambridge St.: Harold I ! L * l MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR | convicted >)f felonies which carry Weber, Hartford Tpke., Rockville BALSAM a possible state prison sentence of Patrick Rlchl, 637 W. Middle over one year—even though the ^ k e .; Mra. Bthelyn'Hennequin. 32 MANCHESTER— EAST HARTFORD— WEST HARTFORD g SPRUCE t r e e s sentence is not actually imposed— Cottage St.; Edward White. 120 lose their voting privileges and Helaine Rd.; Mrs. Bernice Wood, Christmas Headquarters For cease to bs electors. To regain 41 Phoenix St., Vernon; Mra. Flor­ the voting rights, they must after ence Ferguaon. 15D Foreat St.; El­ *’0 ° ’“2 3 “ a period appear before the .State mo Genovese, 17 Deming St.; Mrs Forfeited Rights Commission” to Edith Romanowski. 143 Walker win approval. St.: Terry Nodden, Thompsonville: . .FROM HARRISON’S MEN'S >nd BOYS’ WEAR 0 ■ the all new COIN BANK that (B o u q h A , WREATHS Atty. Hoffenberg says the Legis­ Edward Moriconl. 9 Main St.; NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS lature has the power to expel a Sheila Bellefleur, 341 Lydall St.: member for disorderly conduct, Mrs. Mary Kovas. 68 Garden St.: I HOLIDAY GIFT SHOP GENEROUS BUNDLES and SPRAYS provided a two-thirds vote of House Charles VanAusdall, 19 Oestwood AT POPULAR PRICES and Senate is obtained. Dr.; William Tedford Jr.. 62 Cam­ works like a wall-safe / SELECT YOURS FROM SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SI!;LECTION In thia case, it would necessi­ bridge St., Mra. Floaaie Hopkins. BALSAM-SOc OUR BIG DISPLAY tate a apecial session of the Legis­ 17 Lockvvi«t)d St.; Mrs. Doris ALL ITEMS GIFT BOXED lature. for such action, a move con­ Avery and diughter, 19 Florence sidered highly improbable. St.: Mra. Audrey Hackett am) son. • GIFT CERTIFICATES e CHARGE ACCOUNTS e LAYAWAY WHITE PINE-75C ■'23=* "O ’ "C f* *t3 “ *^3* The official said the SUte Con­ 485 Porter St.; Mrs. Kathleen Buy several of these Liberal Exchange Polley After Christmas stitution says that a person to be Faulds and daughter. 71 Goodwin CONCOLOR FIR-75C FRESHLY CUT a. member of the Legislature has to St. OREGON HOLLY be an elector in the town which d i s c h a r g e d TODAY: Mrs. for sp^ial friends LA U REL-75C he Is elected. Alma Cesana,'Glastonbury: George HEAVILY KRRIED The Constitution, however, does StUdvvell, Plainvllle; Mrs.' Ulllan BOXWOOD-75c $ 2 - 0 0 YEW -75C •oeh CEMETERY BASKETS L oii. SWEPT WING '58 BY DODGE Blue Spruce —$1.00 COMPLETE _E»f $2.95-$3.95-$4.95 HOME REMODELING WHITE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL *"22= " 2 3 “ MI 3-1425 • 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Ml .3-1425 NOW ON DISPLAY GRAVE BLANKETS WE ARE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED V-- . . the (compact Make Every Day Yau Drive A Holiday d lo p im f. $5.95 to $8.95 BEFORE SNOW AND REAL COtD WEATHER COIHKS, LET NUSIDE BUILD YOU A nI ' AVAILABLE IN: LAUREL S (PHOTOGRAPHED FROM STOCK) CALENDAR PANK W H ITE PINE , Mistletoe JUST RECEIVED CARPORT PRINCESS PINE FROMHXAS g i l ” TOLE that keeps reminding! BALSAM EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT jtf Ailgel or Chriatmaa ontam enf designs. LAUREL and PINE H Alcohol and chip resistant. Black or red A practical, welcome A with gold trim. A wonderful gift idea at Living Holly Plants |> only .$1.00 each. “ and Yard ! stackirtggift, 40c 60c HARDY NEW ENGUND Down $■ Per Week GROW N H O U Y EACH f ' lB/21” POTTED'PIIANTS $J.50 Free 33 Va Records— Christmas Music by Lawrence Welk $1.88 •och CENTERPIECES Complete^ UUa home by adding an attractive CAr Ip o r T of ■ 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 1955 PLYMOUTH jrawdeotgn, or aura for only week!.^ “.>00” 2-I)oor Hardtop, Fully powered. 4-Door Sedan. Radio and CANDLES ^ •‘ ►"'•NO Low mileage. heater. Nicely equipped. TERRIFIC SAVING *1295 Lighted Christmas PhoM DAY, NIGHT or SUNDAY for: T H E ' RIBBON See our 18 ft. Sonto—Tcriit a Christmas picture of - Decoratiohs • REPAIRS • PLUMBING ■ 1955 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT your children in front of him. 1955 FORD 4-DOOR Sport Coupe. Low mileage, BERRIES and CONES 3 dimensional plaatie fignres for out­ • REMODELING • HEATING Sedan. Radio and heater, S l I O C automatic transmission, $ 1 0 0 C door display. • CARPENTRY • TILING automatic transmissipn. Pther Save here I radio and heater. ■ 0 “*23*"23*'^23“*^2* • ELECnUC WORK • ROOFING COMPANY Living Christmas Trees. • MASONRY ^ a u tifu l bushy Frasier firs ranging dn height from three to • SIDING attractive * l l where you GHt»Ceriificates eight feet. Use in doors at Christmas then plant outdoors as an Tree Lights Member FDIO **0UH0 THt . addition to your landscaping. . COIN BANKS do all your CHORCHES MOTORS IDEAL FOR THAT INDOOR and OUTDOOR NUSIDE EN6INEERING “Oi ■ • ' HARD TO BUY FOR S&H GREEN STAMPS SETS COMPANY, Inc. H ’ a t . Year Dodlw GARDENING FRIEND other 80 OAKLAND ST. S4 OAK ST., MANCHESTER-^MI 3-1425 M AN CH ESm t Member Manchester Trust Cempeny Cimrge Plan • 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE • OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 nJ6 - J banking t jJDtf 5g|^

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Noting WOUO—UN Eaateiw Stgadard Tlnie W FUP— 1418 Siti^ Change Made that A L T meetings are open to au members of participating ALT TULIP TREE TURKEY FAI Tht,B1oodmobila vlalt naxt Fri­ tq members of the. general public Tlia (oUewlaf profrun •chttf-f* interested in dramatic endeavors, WHAY—Studio Party day will ba hald at the Masonic Wo txtond our holiday grootings to alt ^nd rt« ulM a r« aupplled oy ih« radio WTIC—Bob Hopa Show he has issued an invitation to any h e ig h c h o o l o r l d WDRC—^Ruaty ^aper Tampl# instead o f Center Church T H S W maflaxeinenta and are aubject to person who so desires to attend WPOP—Hound Dof grot that wo cannot accept any more ordort for aa previously announced. Blood this meeting which will feautre. change without notice. f:§4 — this yoor os wo aro sold out. Vol. X XIV, No. u ♦ioe- W H A Y -N lfh t Watch program chairman Paul Marie besides the local presentation, of­ Friday, December 6 WHAV—Platter Party WTIC—V’Ire Prea. Nixon ferings of similar kind from other Compiled by StudenU of Manchester High School WccX'-hecwrr lt»vu« WDRC—Tha World fontEht made the announcement today. A L T drama clubs. Mias Helra Estc*, Faculty Adrlaer WKNB-~Op^n Mik» f j/^P^—’ loi^d Dor ■ The Masonic 'Templa is located Frank M. Harabprdo and Family, Rt.M Muipi WDRC—Arthur Godlrej W.HAY—NiEht Watch at the Center. Just was* of the post Speed Test Delayed Ah works WTIC—Vice Pres Nixon Ash Swamp Rood, Glastonbury. WDRC—The World lonirht office. Hours for the visit will be Indian Squad Leirion of Honor 4 ;U - Submarine Captained W p o P —Hound Dof the same as announced earlier. 1:45 Mr. Guadano WHAY->Pi«U«r Party __ Edwards Air Force Base. Calif. WT*<*—Ro*p MiHPi- to 6:30 p.m. WlTAYn-MEht Watch Dec. fi (^ 1- The Air Force has post, Northeastern, M. I. T. WDRC—Arthur Godirey Blood Program officlalt have WpOP—Waxworks WTIC—Look Awards poned until next week its planned Ends Season WDDC—Vice Pres NIXon said blood Buppliei are urgently Sends Report WPOP—Hound Dof a-ssault on the world air speed By Senior A1 Weiss '^VHAY—Plaltfr Party needed, aapeclally at this time of record. •WTIC—-Rosa V- V WDRC—C«l Kolby W IIAV —Nicht Watch ' f the year. It ia hoped that potential The attempt to better the record On Gridiron Visited by Seniors W TIC—Look Am'srdx t blood donora will nqU the change A1 R eisa senior, represented To Mr. Paulus fV’POP—Waxworks WDDC—Vice Pr^B Nixon of 1.132.1 m.p.h., held by Great 4«44~ of location to facilitate their ap­ MHS on a student submarine Clean X-ray Report « WHAY—Plaiirr Parly W POP—Hound D of k ' Britain, originally waa to begin Manchester High's font ball The Massachusetts Instituta of I f ;fta— pearance to donate blood on that cruise sponsored by the U..S. Navy squad put up a gallant fight as ‘ ‘There seems to be a great deal WTIC—R'.tJMi Miu^r WHAY —Nifhl Watch yesterday.' But an Air Fofee an­ Technology (M.I.T.) and North- WDRC—CaJ Kolhy ■ day. Cheat x-rays given to mimer- To Play lAiad WT'iC—Caralcade of Sports nouncement aaid it now will be Department on Nov. 12. In con­ they bowed out of a winleas sea­ more work done by the atudenta, I eaalem University were visited by W’POP— Waxworks oua juniors and aeniora during son. 39-13. to East Hartford High WDRC—Russ Nauebton started next Tuesday or Wednes­ junction with the cruise Alan has th# work being of a very fine i six seniors on TNiesday. Nov 28 W POP—.Ifound E>of the month of October have been in the annual Turkey Day game. WHAY—Platter Party li.is— day. depending on wind conditions. quality,'’ said Mr. Michael Gua­ The seniors were William Brown! WT-JC-Newi Maj. Adrian E. Drew, a squad­ entei-ed an essay contest for all of returned to the school. All stu­ Despite the one-sided score, thf WDRC—News ftsiwrtsr W M AV -N irh t Watch Center Tliespians the participant... dano of Belgian atudenta. ioger Colla, William Minnlck, W’POP—United Auto W'orkera Show WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports ron contmander in the 27th Fight­ dents who had their chests Indians kept the Hornets giie.ssing WDRC—Russ Naurhtnn The followins are parU of hia lohn Ryan, Dan Banavige, and »:U- er-Bomber Wing, stationed at x-rayed were found to be com- almost the entire game, until the Mr. Guadano. language teacher i.alph Geer. W*HAV —Piattor Party W POP—Hound Dnf To Repeal Scenes theme: pletel.v free from infection as of i last half of the la.st quarter when a MHS, is now teaching in Bel­ W'nC—Ruas Wiltfrr' !A;.U— Bergstrom Air 'Force Base in Among the places o f Interest W H A Y -N ifh t Watch "Dive! Dive" came the cry from Oct. I."! of this year, and films ! East Hartford pulled way ahead, gium. In exchange. Mr. Louis W'DRC—I'Al Kolby Texas, will try for the new record, the captain aa the aiibmarine alip- .•ialted at M IT were the new phya- W roP—United Auto Workera Shew WTIC-f Sputnick I anJ Sputnick II; th* WDRt'—Rus» Naorhton ing of the Associated Little ta FD2 research plane. touchdown heaves to Bill DiNeno interesting to be among a people l : U - W POP—Modern Sounds plotted course. The crew went e f­ who are aa warm and friendly to do.ogy building, where students W’HAV—Platter Parly Theaters. Inc. It will be "Ptayers Instead of shooting a they and Dave SeqiiisI, with Jackson II ;0a— ficiently about their taslts as the .scoring once on a 63-yard jaunt. Americana as the Belgians. vork on the preservation of food Rr»ss .»ttlier WHAY’ —Nile Watch N ig h t.’ go through the same actions, but WDRC—Cal Kolbv W TK'—News *^veet aroma-s from the galley Jackson's running eluded the He notes that European teachers ;y radioactive materials; th* li­ WPOP—Waxworks Ruth Rowley and Robert Brind­ only fire the compressed air In the tVDRC—N eat ley will present an excirpt from drifted lazily throughout the vea- Indians time and again during the are very well-prepared people and brary which haa . jparate rooms WPOP—Modern Sounda PERFUMES ael. The 'ping-ping' of the fathom torpedo tube" "The Solid Gold Cadillac," seen game. their task is to teach, and only to for listening to a wide variety of WHAY—Oatellns Here are a few facts about sub­ Dftnlel Bsnavige IVnu—News W HAY—Nile Watch here in October, and Mrs. Rowley Fab«rgcpes com- served every honor bestowed upon Is one of the recent additions to our comparing, and application Much ing rink. WPOP—Lawroncs Welk WDRC—Rues Nauirhton "Mark my range." 'Kire!" A •tM - W PO P—Modern Sounds there's always another way. In case pl^ted the extra point. him. W e proudly present Daniel MHS pep squad. Her leadership re^titlon ia being used in learning. All things at M IT ara used to WHAY—Serenade Ur4.W SKATING OUTFITS alienee encompa.saed the men aa of emergency, there are two es­ Passing and running on the Banavige. One big difference Is that the jrea t advantage and nothing U w n c —tm ii Cota WHAY—Jam Aliev the seamen pu.shed tlie firing but­ and bubbling personality makes her cape valves, in the fore and aft Indian squad improved greatly "Danny," as he is known by his pupils begin their language study wasted' The metal on the outald* WDRC—Muilc a la Carte w^TC—Starlicht Serenade ton and slowly counted "1 ..2.. an asset to the red and white-clad at the age of 12 usually, and some WPOP—Top 40 Tima WDRC—Russ Naufhton torpedo .ooms. The ship can re- ' during the game. At half time, many friends, has followed a Col­ of the physics building wa* devel­ 3 "Down scope! " bellowed the girls. before. LADIES' WHITE MEN'S HARD TOE lea.se orange distress buoys if the the Indians led in yards gained, lege Preparatory Cotirse for four Marsha Spade oped by the metallurgy lab. The Serened* captain. Suddenly three aharp CENTER CONQRECA'nONAL CHURCH BROOKS .ship cannot surface and the .Navy but fell well below the Hornets In years. This year his favorite sub- Jane has followed the College The boys and girls are like those metal will never need any car* or 6 WTIC—Thr** Stei Ezire Honored Despite Criticism WDRC—Uow«ll Thninaa staccato hlaat.s of the buzzer has diving bells which can be at­ the second half. Jecta are "T rig and .Solid" and Preparatory course throughout her in U.S., but ther« is a fireater ”The play’s the thing" tomorrow GE Will Expand HOCKEY-BROOKS blared througlimit the ahlp, fol­ ample aporU WPOP—Top 40 Tim# Queen Mother Elizabeth, in academic robea as chancellor of the Completely lined with leather tached to the ship's deck, and al­ Gilles Bolsaoneault waa ^tan- Physics. Other subjects are Weat- four years at MHS. This year her bridge between student and teach­ evening at 8 p.m. in the MHS facilities aueh as grass tennis Tiee- University of London, confers an honorary degree of Doctor of lowed by ''.Siiilacel. . ..surface!. . . er. WHAY—Serened* inside. With bullt'ln ankln mipport low safe rescue from the sub. If cheater'i outstanding runner of ern Civilization, English IV, and schedule Includes English IV, Auditorium when Sock and Buskin courts and baseball and football Bridgeport Plant Music on her daughter. Princess Margaret in London. The brief surface! " IJke a giant creature of IC—Dick Burtel * Gnd «o|p xnardB. the depth of the ship isn't too the day. be.sidea playing a good •Mechanical Drawing. .Modern Problems, Tpying II, Mr. Guadano la teaching com­ will present "The Curious Savage" flelda. RO—Amoe 'n Andy ceremony took place in Beveridge Hall of the univeralty’s Sen­ "Rejoice, Beloved Christians" the sea the submarine rises from great, the men can also depart defensive game. Joe Dyer. Jim Sports-wise Danny has had a Spanish II and College Chemistry. mercial correspondence, English by John Patrlch. Pictured above OP—Pulton L*wl* Jr. I ■ the ocean depths, her great bow The dormitories at Baker Houaa S Boeton. Dec. 8 A businese ate House. The Daily Mirror. London newspaper, earlier had $16.98 from the escape valves using a Delaney. Paul Tierney. Bill Leipes, busy four years. JV baseball, cross Although her future ambition ia in­ literature, and as much American is Marsha Spade, who plays the Titt— , I An Advent Cantata Bv Buxtehudt § breaking the surface with a tre- are small but quite adequate. WHAY-Ser«ned* questioned Margaret's quallflcation for the honorary degree, cit­ monaon lung, a life jacket, or by and Jack Jacobs also placed out­ country and track occupied his definite. our Legionnaire does want culture aa he can fit in. lead role aa Mrs. Savage. The key roundup bulletin publiehed by the y ‘ I mendou.s upheaval, followed by T^oe* living at Etaker House con­ ■WTIC-Dick Bort*! ing her liking for Jazz and other popular music. (A P Photofax free ascent. standingly for the Red and White. first year; while varsity baseball, to travel. Claire Carlson '89. "'ord for this week haa been re­ WDRO—Awoa 'n Andy New England Council, regional $15.98 her entire 311 feet Tlie rolling sider a high fidelity set standard WPOP—K P. M om a by radio from London.) GIRLS' WHITE This game ended the Indians cross country and track were on Our "Senior of the W eek" haa hearsal, and the various commit­ promotional organization, aaid to­ S i waves again .set the .ship gently Submariners work four hours on football season for 19.''i7 equipment. Ehreryone at thl* dor­ tije— ’ duty and then eight off all ’of the the agenda for the next two years. participated widely in an extra­ tees have been putting their finish­ WHAY-S«r*nAd« I^resent^d By The Senior Choir y HGURE rocking as it settles on the great mitory has a se* of one kind or day that General Electric Corp. i lime they are aboard aptp. *' A1 Weiss, '58 Danny antlripates another season curricular program. She haa be ing touches on preparations for another. ______----W n o-W «re 01 World total of nine days from Dec. 14 blue surface. I Swimming Squad the production. The play promises WDRO—Amoe aa-l Andy plana to ipend two million dollar* Santa’s Workshop V I I For the diesel engines the sub­ on the baseball nine this apring. longed to Junior and Senior Girla through Sunday, Dec. 22, BOYS' HARD TOE Great Thrill i a very- entertaining evening, ao Cooperative Ptaa WPOP—Top eO T to* « MARGARET M. PEERY, | marine carries 108.000 gallons of He has also participated In the In­ Club, (she waa secretary of Junior expanding Ita electric fan produc­ The new toys which will be on $11.98 come one, come all to this per­ Northeastern University Is lo­ tl4S- "From the flr.st day that I was furl in th* outer hull of the sub. Physics Subject tramural sports program. Girls’ Club), was Student Council Awaiting Opener WHAY-^^erenitd* tion facilltiea In Bridgeport. Opens Next Week display are being furnished by tha HOCKEY notified of the student submarine formance. Remember tickets may cated on Huntington Ave. in Bos­ W n c —LIf* tn Ui* World Chamber of Commerce and, at the y Oriraniat and Director I : For electric running there are two Other extra-curricula activities Alternate 3 A 4, and la a member WDRC—E. B. Murrew The bulletin quotea General Man­ cruise. I Imagined many such hap­ of French CTub, Spanish Club, Led by co-captains Tom Hyson be purchased tomorrow evening ton opposite'historic Boston Opera close of the workship, they will be V I CHILDREN'S : battery wells with 126 cells eacli Of Dormer's Talk over the past four years have at the door. House. This co-educational uni­ * WPOP—Top 40 Tim* ager R. O. Fickea of GE'a automa­ The Santa Claus Workship. con­ penings. Whenever my television ; Girls' Leaders, and Aquaettes of and Jim Davis, the Manchester ■ idO- given to the Welfare Department 1 and 250 volts each. been: Latin Club, Junior Hi - Y, versity includes ths CoUege o f tic blanket and fan department aa ducted by the Recreation Depart­ BEGINNERS' set projected a story of the snb- j which ah* ia secretary. High .Swimming squad is condi­ Donna '59 WHAY-P.N.H.Hour for distribution to needy families. $8.98 I The U..S..S. Cravalle was built in Science Club, Audio-visual Club, Uberal Arts, the College of Edu­ wnc—Bob Bop* Sho* laying work on the project la ex­ ment and sponsored jointly by the marine service, there I wss, sta­ Mr. John M Dormer, who Is em­ Jane considers being elected to tioning .for the opening of their SLED SKATES i 1943 and took part in a special Current A ffairs Club and N a­ cation. the College o f Business Ad­ WDRC—Robert Q. b*wla pected to aUrb toon after the firat Park Department and the Chamber I SUNDAY, DEC. S, I P.M. | tioned in front of the screen. ployed St Hamilton Standard, the Legion of Honor aa the greatest season. - WPOP—My*t*ry nm * of the year. of Commerce, will open a third Oldest living language in Eu- campaign in the in tional Honor Society. He was ministration. and the College o f Nevertheless, with all this prep- spoke to the Science Club Monday honor she haa received in high A t present two itandouta. H y­ Test Determines dltd— The department now employe season on Dec. 14 at the Center!is Lithuanian. World War II. The ship is 311 elected last apring to sene aa Engineering. W H i^—P N.H.Hour $1.00 sralion. no thrill waa as great as evening on the topic of. physics. school. son and Danny Dormer, are on the WnC—Bob Hope Show about 800. Springs Park Lodge. The work- ______the actnsi voyage abroad the feet long and, besides the crew of Mr. Dormer described physics treasurer of the Current Affairs Unlike other collegM, North­ MEN'S HGURE fi,'). has 7 officers. Club. Janie, in the familiar white uni­ disabled list but should return to Winner of Award WDRC—Robert Q_ Lewi* Tlia bulletin added; y U.S S. Crevalle " i eastern University is operatad on WPOP—My*t*ry Tim* shop will be Sundays from 1 to 5 i _ , . aa a stepping stone to the future. form of the Girls' Leaders CTub, has Black elk leather. T «« Periscope* Danny’s greatest honor was a resume their duties by the end of cooperaUv,e plan o f education. "The two million dollar expendi­ p.m. ! ft.il SKATE GUARDS Early on the morning of Thurs­ I The five basic concepts of physics, been seen quite often by girls par­ the week. WHAY-SludIo Perty ture ia part of a mulU-mlllion dol­ Santa will be on duty during day, .\ov. 21. Alan continues, 13 The ship has two peri.sropea. a he said, are mechanic.*, light, scholastic one which came last Crocker Search for This plan gives the atudent th* ticipating in the after school sports Coach Richard Sollanek Is de­ WTIC—Bob HOM Show lar • development program for • those hours to visit with the chil­ students arrived at the TVS Sub­ j regular large one and a thinner sound, heat, and electricity and May when he waa inducted into the Homemaker of Tomorrow cul­ opportunity to put to practical WDRC-Jluety Dreper .attack scope. In the canning magnetism. He explained the j Veirlanck J^hapter of the Na- program. Janie haa been a member pending heavily on the talents of minated locally on Dec. 3 when use his classroom training. I t WPOP—Houpd Do* number of Central Electric plant* dren who come to see him He also $1.59 marine Base in New larndon for of tumbling, volleyball, baaketball, $15.98 the propo.sed ciui.se They were tower, the ships radar scans the development of research and prog- I tional Honor Society. hia returning lettermen. Among the 16 contestants from also helps him to develop his con­ In New England, The company, one tylll have two elves with him who archery, bowling, soccer, softball, , area anywhere from 10 to 80 ress in each of these five fields Spare moments find Danny re- them are Bill Stuek, a sophomore: MHS took an examination testing fidence and capacity to arrive a t Telerision ProrruBB of the two largeat employera of the will be remodeling toys as part of eordialiy welcomed and a.ssigned to and intramural swimming. two submaiines, the "Toro" and miles away. The klaxon, the diving Tlie history and work of Hamil­ pairing and building radios or in­ Dormer, Davis, and Jack Jacobs, their knowledge of home eco­ intelligent conclusiona baaed upon region, carries oii-manufacturing this project. Pet peeves? Only one— people nomics. On Pa^e Two the "Crev'sHe. " Alan's group set alarm, is also found in the can­ ton Standard was described. dulging in his favorite sport, juniors; and Hyson, a senior. New­ knowledge of practice aa well aa operationa In about two dozen New The workship will be open for a who are constantly late! MANCHESTER out on the latter ship after brief ning tower. Hamilton Standard started as baseball. In the summer, Danny comers include Bob McComb, Dave Each girl taking the test re­ of theory. England communltlea.'’ Janie's list of fa” Orlte* Include welconungs by Lt. —Gmnmander Air is the most Important item propeller manufacturers in 1919 playa ball for the American Gipson, Dick Baxter and Charles ceive* a copy of "Betty Crocker’s During the first year, the stu­ aboard a submarine. Because the Legion Juniors. Frank Sinatra, MG'a and Roger Towle. Homemaker Profiler and Guide to dent studies for three consecutive FREEDOM FIGHTER DIES Pennington and the executive of­ A fter World War I, it branched Willlaraa. Bridgeport, Dec. « liFi— Jamea PLUMBING and SUPPLY CO. ficer. submerged sub has no contact out. Today the company Includes "People who go crazy over The team:- is working out four Homemaking.” The girl winning 10-week terms. After the flrit GENERAL When Jane finds spare time out Komor, who came here to -live F. T, B U S H JR.. Prealdent and 'Treasurer As the ship started out to sea. with outside air. all air stored in an aeronautical accessory division. ‘rock and roll' and people who gain days a week. Among the regular from each school will receive a year the group 1* divided into two about a year ago following the ICE CUBES three .seamen and the officers the sub must, he ii.sed to the beat Problems confronting the bu.si- attention In odd ways" are two of of her busy achecule, she plays swimming events a variety of ex­ specially deafgned pin. division*. One dlvlalon studlea TV SERVICE tennis. Ice akate* and awima. anti-Communlat revolt in Hun- “ // IC» Hardu are fT’e Hai'e It" h.’ gan explaining the ahlp and advantages. Therefore. ' the air ness were starting the' jet, the Danny's pet peeves. ercises are included daily. The school winner ha* an oppor­ 10 weeks while the other works. MILLER'S PHARMACY | pointing out landmarks alonj; the in the ventilating system is used | control of fuel flmv. the leguln Danny plans tp prepare for hia With the many friends Jane has Clyde Richard '59 tunity to participate In state com­ During the next 10 weeks, tha t9 0C A CmU garj-, died yesterday In a hoapltal BY 'THE BAG SIgbtM 9 2 a 9 9 Ptiis P a rti from injuriea received Nov. 22 in 877 MAIN ST. .MANCHESTER Thames River. Ail of the students i o' er and over again, using a puri- tion of engtne conrtol In general, future career at the Msssachu- already acquired, we ar« certain petition in which a $1,500 acholar- situation is reversed. These work TEL, Ml t-MSS the colllaion of hia car and another 299 GREEN RD. 'vere thrilled when they pas.sed by fication system. Air is also used and temperature control In the setta Institute of Technology or that her sparkling personality and ship along with a week's trip to and study periods are alternated vehicle. Ho worked aa a machinist. IMPORTED WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS the two slonnc subs, the ".Nauti- I for ballast to make the ship rise cabin. at Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti­ will bring happinea* every­ Washington, D.C., and New York throughout the year. lu.* " and the ■’Skate, ' and two that and to fire torpedoes. Because air In. designing a part to be u.sed in tute. where In her futtirc. Biology Students are awarded. The^ national winner The principal Northeastern Uni­ Manicure are under construction Before I l.i so important, every seaman is an airplane, the weight is very Succes.s such aa he has had here She is the daughter of Mr. and will receive an increase of $5,000 in versity buildings are located on a reaching Long Island Sound they always conscious of the air pres- important. Mr. Dormer said It at Manchester will surely be Dan­ •Mrs. Bundi Taro., 883 W. Middle Prepare Projects her acholarahlp along with other Ifi-acre site in. tho Back B ay sec­ went below deck to tour the ship ' sure and quantity whenever he is must also be strong and depend­ ny's lot in his chosen field. Tpke. prizes. tion of Boston. The newer build­ The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY The girla taking the test at MHS and learn just what a submariner’s 'aboard ship. able. Mechanic* and metallurgy Danny is the son of Mr. and Carol Fischer '58 Have you aeen the menagerie In ings on the campus have connect­ KIT life entails. play the main role in developing a Mrs Joseph Banavige of 34 Hud­ are Judy Barnes, Maxine Bennett, i f f "During our voyage," Alan lays, Biology rooms 131 and 135? 'There ing tunnels so students may go Barbara Duncan, Unda Brickaon, "Tw o sspccts of the m use were "a group of Greek trainees were new part. Sample parts are made son St. la quite a conglomeration of water from building to building with no 11 implements of Solingen Jeanne Jacobs, Jean Kingsbury, 2>Story, 6>Room Announcing The All New most prominent to me, ” says A I, , aboard gaining experience in Amer- first. A fter these meet all reqiiire- Carol Huestis, '58. snakes, salamanders (orange and thought to the weather. Anne Lucas. Judith Lucas, Mary EAST BRANCH ^ Steel in a compact, genuine "silence and homeliness. The sub­ lean . The crew was as n.ents, ma.*s production of the part spotted) and possums (especially The cadets of the Northeastern is started Girls’ Winter Duca.*, G ay I on Palmer, Unda marine created the silent effect ns congenial to them aa to us. even the pet of the clasaea. Pokey). Reserve Officers' Training Cora* 285 EAST CENTER ST. leather carrying case. Choice A question and answer period Peterson. Pat Rohan. Helen It crept ao smoothly through the i ••'ough they had to teach the Green The "biologists" are alao grow­ total 2.50(). This Is the largeSit ocean depth.*. The sea’s surface atudenta, who could neither read ^°Uowed Fair Earns $1750 Schwedel, Marcia Spade, Janice voluntary arm ROTC in the Uni­ OPEN FRIDAY eontiiwously 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. of Red, Black or Tan. For home Sports Begin ing grapefruit, orange, and pine- Tolf, and June Werdelin. furnished! With den-game was quite windy and rough that nor apeak English. One Greek alu-! informative talk. apple trees aa an extra project. ted Statee, and its size exceeds dav, and the ships roll wa.* quite Jane Gozdz '60 or travel. dent realized that the submarine I Ralph Geer '58 A grand total of 317.50 worth Some atudenta have planted ever­ that of the U.S. MUltary Acad- room & breezeway. Of sturdy ROYALOUNGER noticeable to someone unfamiliar can be a dangerous object when! " ’ " ...... ' - The girls’ intramural sport pro- emy. of books was sold at Manches- I gram ia featuring basketball this green tree* and are raising flowers steel, with safety / I O O 7.95 V A l. to sea tra\’el (only one student in subjected to a larger angle of d(t-1 DEBATOR.S PRACTICE ter High’s Book Fair on Nov. that will be ready by Easter. Former members o f MHS. Allan 4 .9 8 RECLINING CHAIR each ahlp couldn't become ad­ presaion than u.sual. Sudden dives! Ereshmen James Sommers, 25 and 26. A great deal of en- quarter. Linda Treadwell, Ro- Since the beginning of the year, Ferris and Donald Hayes, are now edges. 7.95 Value. T a O O justed before the inevitable hap­ often restilts in minor damages | Jean Cibroski, and thu.siasm was sliown by both anne Wise. Nancy Cooley, and Jive Corner ! in the freshman class at North­ pened!!, The four V-16 G.MC I the atudenta have been dissecting such aa broken dishes In the galley members of .Mrs. parents and student*. i Alexandra Gburskl are in charge eastern University. diesel engines pushed the ship and in very angry cooks. (This '^nyce Don's period two General the earthworm, grasshopper, and All the student.* had a chance ! of Grades 12, 11, 10 and 9 respec­ crayfish in their labs. A fter gain­ Ralph Geer '58 13.95 Vol. along the surface, and It seemed sudden dive did come at dinner English class, are now starting Elvia svvings and swaya and to visit the fair, each class be­ tively. ing experience in the art of dis­ Dan Banavige '58 aa though machinery and men t m* and resulted In a 20-minute practice sessions for their debate manages to stay in the number ing scheduled to go to the li­ The teams, led by captains, play section, the students are progres­ created a steady hustle and bustle clean-up.) • IVhen meditioning the growing from a unii on "Televiaion brary during tlieir English pe­ one spot with "Jailhouse Rock" dive to another seaman. I Research." The debate will within their cla.sa In a Round sing to the frog, the main item o f of noises. 'Then the klaxon loudly be riod. '■ ■ Robin Fashion. Th* senior cap­ tor the second week in a row. given in two or three weeks. the year in this flelt projected two shrill blasts: fol- •crash-dive' so common- Carole Rubin '60 tain* are Joan Iversen. Pat Hib­ (RCA). However Buddy Heims Jill Rosenzweig '61 lowed by "DIVE! D IV E !" The ship ' to in movie*. 'There's bard. and Sandy Woods. Junior who now has moved "Peggy Sue" Teep ee Tales , -Uj I angled downward as it slipped | P? **’*"8' • crash dive,' was captains include Donna Sandals, to the number two. spotlight le beneath the waves with a feeling i la meant is a run- Joan Taylor, Sue Buckley, and Classes to Study knocking at Presley’* front door. »o strange to me; a film of silence ' Paula Adams. The champions 'of . (Coral).’^ Many. Indian runners put on a open engulfed the ship. The tremendous tn'ereated In the ae- I "Raunchy", an instrumental by fine show at the Turkey Day Five each das* will play against each Building Project diesel engines with 1.600 horse- the conning; tower. Be- other at the end of the season. I Bill Justice, is in third place. Mile Race. Alumnus Pets Close, power stopped. The ship now r u n s aides...... the periscopes, the helmsman! Kathy Fournier '59 (Phillip*). Pat Boone with hia former captaiq of the Manchester Modorn Dosign on electric power alone. The roll of course. along- Selecting the Site and Buying | wonderful voice haa everybody High croa* countrji squad, placed the ship on the surface ceases as with the ships radar, torpedo fir-’ the . Plot,"...... Financing the New , singing hia ■ Jatest recording second behind Olympic atar John it moves ao smoothly in the mass Ing. etc, all up there. The captain ’ House," and "Building Your Own "April Love ' (Dot), Sam Cooke Kelley. Coach Paul Phlnne. o f the of water TRICYCLE Xives hia commands to the center Girls Stuff Toys Home," are the topics being studied is quite pleased with hia first re­ Hafrier* placed 25th, with this compartment below the conning I Congenial Crew In Mr. Francis .Sullivan's Home cording. "You Send M e” which year's captain, Scott aendaniel Before Christmas Big tubeless tires;, adjustable "The .second effect aboard ship 1^'^!' !P'' *bip'* plane control, 'teohanics cla.sse.*. At Club Meelinff has only taken six weeks to be­ placing 30th, second among all seat;,non-slip step*plate and »s the right-at-home feeling that ", 'and all The majority o f the students come one of the moat popular high school entranta Others com- WIill# o ChrMitnim Club is a sort ®f pr«s«rif to yoursolf. It the crew of 65 showed and passed rh.' *' «'=■=. All of have selected plana an^' arc begin­ songs in the nation in the fifth pletlng th* long Jaunt w ere: Tom right on to us visitors. Every i» h *^***" * commands ar„are wrlt- A Christmas baak^t for a needy eiso moans prosonts for ovorybody on your gift list. You other high-priced famll}', one of Uils year’s projects ning work on model home.*, which notch of the top ten. (Keen) . Hyson. . Gary’ Mllak,------Bol> Kwash, man knew each other, helped each I reroM i? ‘"'P. “ — accurate they will build to scale as this It's Amorica's Nowost. Most Comfortoblo, for the Junior Girls’ Club, was dis- Silhouettes" by the Rays drops I *nd Kenny Hudson, opon It now so you'H hovo It to onjoy using noxt yoor. features. . . . . other.other, andsnd respected each other!other ' ihiV **’ship *P nroceertln*.proceeding*. ir,In quarter's project. Homes of every to the number six position (Cam- | 9.95 Bost Dtsignod Roclining Choir. any accidents can be cus.sed at the meetinp on Tues­ With os litHo os 50c waoMy, you ossuro yoursolf o chock Many times during our tour olo f ! V type will be built including the CO). "Be Hop Baby" moves up The Manchester .Harriers ended, the ship wee would sit on a bunk ' ed hv thr*^ corrected if command- day. mans for the dance in April noxt Novombor. Not o penny goes for foos or for charges. Mony outstanding construction footuros are also underway. A t the latter latest and moat moderni.stic. to the number seven position. This a fine season with an 8-5 record. and listen to the men talk. joke,joke. make ,,1* ,h,',th*!*'"!?' offV cirr'.te note to part o f the meeting Die members The classes hope to take many makes Ricky-Nelson very happy.' ____ and tease: making the trip so en- ferr/n .’I 'i” *' « - field trips. One such trip will be So got started right away. Opon your 1958 Christmas Club ALL WELDED STEEL Jo.vable for us. " P »o en ferred to a* captain, while all offi- worked on their stuffed animals, ^ ^ . ' f ’oot.ball; The Indians finished AUTOMATIC RECUNING taken this week wlicn the students------' " ‘ ‘t Glane Ork keeps all the | the 1957 season w if a perfect 0-8 nowl S E A T F R A M E a project for the children’s ward ■MECHANISM at the Manchester Memorial Hos­ will aee how a, site is selected. In ; po'ka fans happy w ith his record- : record. Nevertheless, tiiey provided pital. - addition, it ia hope, they w ill have ibe "Llechtensteine Polka j many exciting games this season Strong, rigid llfeUnMi ron- New Royal-Easy mechanism the opportunity to watch excaya- | • , , ’ - ! showing spirit right up tp the last structlon. Seat made with No- la Bolted to Welded Steel seat Donna Sandals Sag apring*. built Into the tion for a foundation and the- " a k e Up Little Susie" bv tile 1 moment of play Tlie students of ronatmctlon and attached tn methods used In poiirin/ cement. , Brothers looks like it isn't . MHS can well ’ be proud of their ateel frame, with S’’ foam rub­ ehair sides With targe, heavy marines, every ao often, partici­ MB. DUFFY SPEAKS ber cushion Moulded Over dinner, we began asking ques- Mr, James Duffy, foimer proba­ Bob Coviello '60 be around much more as football team and the coaches a«re»va at 8 points. Heavy steel pate in war games with destroy­ : tions it drops to the ntimber nine po- | 19.95 Vol. 4-Tubo Front of ateel baae frame. channels reinforce the frame ers and other vessels. Here the about aubmarines. the life tion officer of Manchester and now ' at strategic points. men practice submarine combat. aboard, the acUvitiea in training * , a sponsor of Alcoholics Anony- q e v e n ie ln ^ '^ 1 "'' ii o u w following scniors concludB MOULDED FOAM RUBBER The qualified submariner ia one ■“ ** «ch6ol. We aleo moiia, gave a talk to Mr. Elgin I Classic Coluiiin • Seventeen - .'car - old . Bobby , their high school footbalhcaiaers: THRDUDHOL’T SPECIAL BOLTS FOR who has received his "Dolphin," talked about a career in the N a v y .' Zatursky's, Mr. Ra.vmond Kor- ' ’l' ! ^ o r d m < r * r « f ’■«•• i Co-capThbi'' Danny Renn and Joo 6 h. PORTABLE RADIO VIBRATOR UNIT an- insignia which ia a submarine *^»*fihg •p«rt- buaieskt’s and Mr. Walker Briggs' '] n helTif,!, f- ‘'I- B-i**oneanU. Bob Mr*. (Jameron's Latin I cla.*se.s ' B bcftii's to ctimh toward the mini- , MacInto.*h. Bill Lemes, Wayne with two large dolphins surround­ in NROTC' and general N avy life. fifth period classes on TTiursdav. Pocket size! Powerful, high- lUuatratlon ahhws moulded Optional vibrator unit can bo (It Is Interesting to note that five The talk was given in the auditor­ are digging Into the topic of just . iDeccal. ! Longfellow, Bob .Neil, Jim Mor- Back Ataembly, full 2^,” ing it. The submariner fhust attached with only two tpootal leam the ■ working part* of the out of leven of our officers were ium and was informative on the how merry Christnias used to be ' .vou who are rec-, cncy. Steve Real- Dana Cannon styled, lightweight! In four tiiiek OR both sections, also on Annapolis graduates.)^ when the Romans called It Satur- ! “ ^ collectors your three best pos- and M ike Wichman. lock nuts over telts-nirsady entire ahlp. mastering every screw, way alcohol affects the human colors. With pig- IM q a ottoman top. Sent cushion permanently Axed ip the iteel . i” ’ * »hlp returned to port about i body and mfnd. .Mr. Duffy ended nalia. i slbllitieaslbilities this week ereare "A t the I > measuroja a fuU 8” thick and bolt, and wire In hia particular I Hop by Danny aAd the Juniors irr seat frame. Unit monhto un­ field, and a. great deal of knowl­ 4.J.5 p.m. knd was brought into! the speech with a question and Ba-skethall: The Indian "hoop- skincarryingcase! I T a v v nrms 'hrb covared with a fqll derneath— out of sight— out of d^k by the gunneiy officer, to anawet period, Vergil-lte* were stunned to dia- : lABCl. "No Ixive" by Johnny ster.* " are beginning to shape into edge In every other paft of the -Mathis (Columbia!, and ‘ Jingle 1” thiekneaa of Arm rubber. the way. '' ship make-up. show that vail officers command -Michael Winters '60 I cover they w ere rctransUftjng .sec­ a squad now’, altho-jgh the. varsity week will bring you I 23.00 the ahip now and then. Ae the tions of the Bible ori tlieir recent Bell Rock" by Bobbv Helms (Dec- I •Make* 12 IRve* I ca). hasn't been decided yet. Nine boys student gueats left they .were JEWELRY DISPI..AYEI) exam. vVill comprise the varsity squad, week will bring you | .So'.ltO Royaloungerg are Fully Guaranteed— Burlf by To pa.ss this rating a submariner Bob Coviello '60. must study aboard a aubmar^e given !'Honor*ry Submarine" Run. don't walk to the nearest _L and there sccris to be a- fain PARK Royal-Easy Division of Luxury FuhiUurelCo. for seven months, at the end of cards, which en d ^ a very inter- library entrance to see the display "That Egyptian Woman " ha.* re­ amount to pick from. week will bring you f 100.00 SUNDAYS eating crulee. Alan's card read cently been adde^I to thr cla.ssicat of enameled jewelry! All the ,a. Grand Rapids, Michigan which tiriie he is very proud to be as follows: Swimming Schedule a member of the Dolphins. pendants, pins, and earrings were collection. Cleopatra having been ■The basketball season begin* De­ FREE week will bring you S150.D0 Be it known.to all good sailors one of the original "classics. " "During the cruise the shi) made made bv members of Mrs. Budd'a cember 17. a T3iesday night, against P ' ' ; of the seven seas (hat: Alan New London 12 dives," Alan continued. "M y Craft I Club. Windham High at Willimsntic. K A (.' » . ■ week will bring you f2SO.OO OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 21, November, 19.57, waa When k a verb that ia pa.asive Jan. 10 Rome 4 p.m. greatest thrill came on the last Bulkelev vll? totally submerged In the Project Demonstrates Safety not passive? When it's deponent Your apoits editor will refrain week will bring you $500.00 TO 8 P.M. FRIDAY UNTIL f P.M. dive of the day when we students USS Crevalle’ (SS2911., In con­ of course ask any sophomore. Jan. 14 Aw ay 4 p.m from any "crystal ball " prcdictlona ' . Y > ■ . , helped to operaU and bring down sequence of such .dunking and hia "Analyze and depict a traffle'^- Coming Eventa Meriden the ahlp. Before we itarteiil I was until next week. The football "crys­ initiation Into the myateries of the problem in town." Thla was the tension corner is a blind corner; Does the debating team need an.v Jan. 18 Away 1:30 p.m. Up in the conning tower and and 3, the crest of the Autumn St. .Sacred Heart tal ball” did not fare as well as deep, he la hereby designated an assignment given by Mr. lEmil The month of December orgtorsT They are in training in soccer this season, but definite imV watched, through the periact^, hill is abiupt. Jan. 24 Aw ay 7 p 11). Honoraiy Submariner. Be It Oitrowsky tp his Driver Educa­ promises to be a busy one for- 239. The beat Ciceros ao far have provements were noticed a t tho »'• I the bow of the ahl) breaking the therefore proclaiihed he Is a true There are three relatively simple been Albert Blanchette. Frank Fil- Crosby tion class. Her* Janice T olf has MHS atudenta with ■ the Sock season's end. Your sports editor v'ater’# eurface. Each atudent had and loyal aon o f th* Wearers o f .solutions for these problema. Jan­ loramo and Charles Stollz. (Hey Jan. 31 ^Away 7:30 p.m. Fraxier*s an opportunity to act a* captain, ■how'h a traffic - problem near her and Buskin play, "The Curious Windham picked the exact' difference in the Dolphins. P. B. Pennington, ice reported to her claas: I, at the Savage,” coming up on Dec. 7; girls, what'a wrong?) anchester LICCEH REXALL DRUG helmsman, and planesman. Commanding Officer."' home. Th ii project shows the in­ corner of Ashworth and Autumn, Feb. 4 Home 4 p.m. score for the Mancheiter-East terjection of Oak and Autumn St*, the (ijiriatmaa Concert on Dec. Hartford ' Hartford gkme (26 points). De- m a i n O F F IC r VJ3 Main St , "On my flrat visit tc th conning there should be a stop sign; 2, at Overheard; A Roman in Hora­ MANCHESTER SHOPPi..G PARKADE N l f - I M S FURNITURE SHOP and Aahwprth and Autumn Sts. 18. and the Alumni Baaketball Feb. iplte the "building of character" e a s t b r a n c h 78‘. Fast Crnt,-r St tower in the morning, I aided the Salem, Oregon’! capital, lies In the blind comer of Oak St., the tio’* army uying to Horatio pre­ 8 Away 2 p.m. OI’LN THURSDAY tVTNINGS C i„ Her# In only two intersections Game on Dec. 30. Christinas Middletown for th* "boopstere." this eeaaoh haa OPTtJ FRIDAYS 9 A M ta 8 P M 807 EAAT CENTER STn MANCHESTER captain o f the ahip in firing a tor­ the center of th* nation’s greatest hedge should be cut down and the vacation will begin after a paring to dle.on The Bridge: "Well, pedo water burst, which .was p4u l there, arq shown three hazards; 1, hill lowered; and 3. the crest o f Feb. 14 Aw ay 8:15 pein. good pouibilities o f anding close, to .h,. .1 I long-fiber flax district and the at .the edmar of Ashworth there 4-hour sesaion on Dec. 20 and then if there's nothing I can do Torrlngton last year’s favorable 12-3 record. o f Um practleo la firing torpedooa. largMt hoj^growing aroa. the hill should be>mad* le u abrupt will end on Jan. 8, to help, la there anything I can tell tm am m rnim m m im idm m la no atop sign; 2, th* Oak St-, ex­ by grading. Feb. 21 Home 8:80 Boston, is a long, long way o ff! Mra. H oratio?" p.m. A1 W eiu , '58 /

PAGE TWENTY - /• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., ^ID A Y , DECEMBER 6, 1957 PAGE TWENTY-ONI^^ BY V. T. HAMLIN CROSSWORD PUZZLE wai., o rr rr ouw i OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB / V CWTOONCENnWE \ WrrW A.U.THKT Dutch Citizens Told Morals Cases RM XET GOIN' ONI VSAM.* ^COOSIM DAISY, W X. Aniw*r <0 Pravloui Pusil* |DlO 'lOU MUSIC t O V B R ^ '.VOtl'LL START/(CAl)«HT B A N K A THE FRieMO^ THAT This and Thot EC HEAR t h e m e w Bound Over 0A7ON'T MEAN Education Group in HOOD YUL® from all parts of the far-flung Is­ ecution of charges against a ninth B93 MAIN STBftt IS NOBIM MAIN SIBFtl • MANCMtSTFS CONN grandmother 4 Mixes in s If t Fe s t iv a l .' lands of a snowballing movement person wss dropped. to -----eggi 5 ElectriSed KTli1 o Shuffles Classes 1 2 -----Maria particles isai :ra by workers seizing Dutch-owned The esse of Arthur P. Steffano,. 9 A. M. to 12 NOON $L bank.a, hotels, plantations, fac- 11 ------hit< ---- , Ohio Kllington. Dec. 6 (Special)—^The 17. of South Coventry, charged 7 Musical 24 Coats and 41 Painful placet torie.a. clubs and bu.air.e.-.ae.a. own horn Board of Education accepted the with risk of injury, was continued 14 Needle rare direction 43 Flag-maker, Information Minister Sudibjo PRISCILLA’S PpP I Closed car 28 Cry of Betty----- made these other pronouncements: recommendationi of the school ad­ for a week by Trial Justice Philip BY AL VERMEER 15 ------and heir Dwyer. ISThoaeaway 9 Shoshonean bacchanali 43 Egg-shaped The government will take over ministration for the assignment r*w o w S 'The arrests followed complaints V I DO I T ^ f IVE NEVER WAD I LIKE TO OET SO M i Indiana 21 Plateiuf 44 Prayer the.se seized businesses from the For The Man Or Woman ( from the coait of pupllk for the next school year. by the parents of two girls, aged E V E R Y I ^ DOES CWANCE TO TRY PLEASURE OUT OF IS Sign 10 Heal 27 Decide 42 Far (prefix) workers. Whether this will amount V MOMTWI / J SME J 1 WAVENT P)—The Gan- delinquency of children, were \ ■W all Dutch owned port and harbor 54 ------and tuck happen," knowledgment: "Thanks for tha p.m. The Rev. Edith Preusse will aett Co. yesterday purchased the given 15-dsy suspended jail terms. facilities. KPM, the big shipping be the speaker. She Is a member 6 55 Vehicle used ■■ vase,” it read, “ and It waa so Villa Rica, Ga., Dec. ® LT)— >i>nremen came from as far away as Si line taken over by the government of the Ellington church and is former duett Peabody mill In on snow thoughtful of you to wrap each Grim-faced men resumed the Atlanta, 37 miles east of Villa looking for an inexpensive gift from the workers who had occu­ home from India this year on nearby North Qrosvenor Dale for 50 Poems !! piece separately." search for additional bodies today Rica. 5 Held for Thefts 87 Worm A for a friend, a tightwad entered pied its offices, was not yet na­ leave. Her topic will be the mean- 2375,000. a g ift shop but found everything tionalized, however. injf of MiKKionfl. in the blackened wreckage left by A t the little Villa Rica Hospital. The Gansett Co. Is a new Con­ New Haven, Dec. G (A7 —Five men A very short, very fat woman Sudibjo said port facilities were a terrific gas explosion and fire in Mrs. Lewis Harrson, chief surgical 1956 MERCURY MONTCLAIR necticut Corporation headed by hkve been arrested in connection bought a new hat that featured a nationalized when it was learned thia northwest Georgia town of nurse, learned that her father and Manchester Evening Herald Leonard I. Salmonson of Paw ­ with a series of burglaries in thia THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI flaming red flower on a alx-lnch the Dutch were trying to with­ 3,500. brother. O. T. Dyer and Johnny R«c<>ntly traded on a new Lincoln. This atuaalng 4-door aedaa Is Ellington correspondent Mrs. O. tucket, R. I., v.’ho is also president area. Police said last night that the i BY FAGALY and SHORTEN stalk. It looked exactly like a red draw all their ships from Indo­ H alf a block was leveled by the Dyer, had been killed. JUDD SAXON F. Bern, telephone TRemont S-93IS. of the Adams Drug Co. arrests cleared up at least eight fully equipped with power ateering, power brake#, de Inxo puab BY KEN BALD AND JERRY BRONDFIELD beacon. One of her friends finally nesian ports. The action wa.s nec­ blast yesterday. Twelve persons Mrs. Harrison bowed her head big breaks and that they had re­ Salmonson said that apace I n ^ e mustered up enough courage to essary to "guarantee the continua­ were known to have been killed and fingered her handkerchief for covered loot valued at several IT'S n v e BMOu«H, w e m »H T mill, now partially occupied by five button radio, heater and defroster, directional llghta, back-np ANP f ASILV »>RO\*P. suggest that the hat was r>nt be­ tion of shipping communications and.About 20 inju red.______a moment. Friends suggested she thousand dollars. Booked on fOKMULA Berren O a s p a v n e 'll 8 0 0 4 Him s e l f s ix t i m e s tenants will be leased to Industrlea MR. HUTCHINS. 1 WAS T hen he c a n y u n d e r s t a n d why he some­ coming. In this country." he added, and Japs Rally to Ask T^e town waa without gas serv­ home.—------charges of entering and theft were lights, tinted giaaa, brand new whitewall tires. Many other factory EXIST ON PAPER . FOR A Sin g l e f l ig h t a n d s e l d o m , IC ever wishing to expand or relocate In SONS TD tell you ■ tim e s HAS TROUBLE WITH A uAST minuTB Woman Icheerily)- Oh, I know KPM 's ships will carry Indonesian ice. and people were warned not to "You all go on home," she ssid. Anthony Onorato, 3l, Stephen ABOUT IT, BUT SO IP SWIFT DOESN'T c a n c e l w h e n h e CAN’T MANE IT - this area. reservation that, but when I meet people on armed guards to make sure they turn on appliances. "I've got work to do here." Installed accessories, tutone green and white. An ex- $ 2 2 9 5 MUCH HAS HARf>ENEP COME OUT OP Okinana’s Return Mancini, 30, and Stanley Demayo, HIS COMA.... the street I don't want them to do not sail for foreign porta. The tragedy waa the whole IN THE l a s t f e w Bobby Roberts, 13, broke his 30, all of New Haven and Constan­ oellent buy fOr such an outstanding oar. goo o .'now g it WHAPPAYA MEAN .say. "Look at that funny fat wom­ The Tirst Dutch subjects to feel town’s; the dead and Injured had tooth at school. Authorities called HARTFIELD DIES AT 91 MOORS I HAVEN'T M I A night Flight! Tokyo, Dec. 6 (ypt Six hundred tine Scarveles, 17, of East Haven, OTANOOV^whYOO , an " I'd much rather they'd gasp, the evacuation order were 28 em­ been friends and neighbors in Carolyn Davis, 22. of nearby Bre­ ■West Havan, Dec, 6 (A*)— John W. MAP A c h a n c e ' ■ and ONI ON Japanese rallied today to demand Charles Rullie, 39, of West Haven, YOU OUYS ALWAYS GIVE "Heavens, look at that awful hat!” ployes and their families — about return of Okinawa to Japan and many cases. men, to take Bobby to the dentist. Hartfleld, 91, of Milford, retired was charged with possession of TOMORROW'S Plane, me a HARO T ime with There was a boy who broke a JUST IN c a s e ? 100 persons - of the K LM A ir­ protest American "interference" in They were with the dentist, Dr. compiler and publisher of tele­ stolen goods. ARESERVAT.0N7 WAY Judge— Aren't you ashamed to line, which has been banned from tooth in school and went to the Jack Burnham Jr. o f . neighboring graphic codes, died yesterday In a MORIARTY BROS 'M " YOU RUN AN AiRl'NI the government of the U.S,-occu­ have your wife support you by tak­ operating in Indonesia since Tues pied Island's capita] city, Naha. dentist's office and died: a nur.se Douglasville, when the blast oc­ convalescent home Until he re­ B.AY STATE UCEN8E HIKE , YOU OUGHTA BE who kept on working after the ing in washing? day. The meeting waa attended by curred. Ail three were killed. tired In 193<). he headed the John Hartford, Dec. 6 (A*) — Connec­ bodies of her brother and father eRouMocoJ. Young .Man Yes, I am. Your A KL.M official said the families representatives of the Soclali.s't Three Douglasville women, Mrs. W. Hartfleld Telegraphic Code ticut anglers will pay $2 more were brought in; the people who Honor, but what can I do? Shea faced the prospect of leaving all Party, the Leftist Labor Federa­ Rosa Lee Williams. Mrs. Gladys Publishing Co. in Brooklyn, N. Y. next year for a license to fish in visited a dime store to buy Christ­ too Ignorant to do anything else. their possesslon.s behind -- ice­ tion Sohyo's Liaison Council on Brown, and Mrs. R. L. Williams He leaves a daughter, seven grand­ mas ornaments and were carried Massachusetts if a bill now before boxes. furniture, cars and pets — Settlement of the Okinawa prob­ were saved from the tragedy by a children and 23 great grandchil­ the Massachusetts legislature is except the standard baggage they out later on stretchers. tardy mailman. After two days in the hospital lem and other organizations. dren. Funeral services were set psssed. The bill would increase are allowed to carry on a plane. Tlie explosion demolished a drug "W e were supposed to be In the for today. he took a turn for the nurse. The group adopted a 5-polnt non-j-esldent licenses to 28.75. 195$ OsSOTO COTTON WOOD? The KLM employes will have to store, dress shop, 10-ccnt store, 1951 FoN Victoria BY RAY resolution criticizing recent U S jewelry and florist shop and a sec­ 4-Door Sedan Firedome V-8. GOTTO The Internal Revenue Depart­ abandon about 21 million worth of engineered changes In Naha ordi­ company equipment and In.stalla- ond floor dentist’s office. It was Equipped wrlth Fordomatln ’ SOME CHARACTERS TOOK A HOTEL ment has worked out a aimpllfled nances which made possible the Powerfllte drive, radio, heat­ UM -M GUESS EXACTLY.^,, 1 tions, including Constellation air­ attributed by A.ssl. Police Chief II. ROOM UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME ... THEY THOUGHT AND NOW FOR tax form, for 19!^8: ouster of Leftist Mayor Kamejiro G. Black to a faulty gas line in the drive, radio, heater, V-S ea- LURED TH'KfO THERE AND WORKED liners under repair, and the K LM er, whitewaU tires, directional WOULONT BE A LOOK AT (A t How much did you mska Senaga. basement of the drug store. HIM OVER ... GAOGEO AND TIED FOUND UNTIL YOUR ROGUES last year? Hotel Transpera, which has bepn CONVENIENT EVENING HOURS giqe, tutone paint A perfeet HIM UP... THEN BEAT IT. LEAVING AFTER THE FOY r ^ It also called for an appeal to the Oscar Hlxon. superintendent of lights, bock-np Ughta. One "DO NOT DISTURB' SIGN ON GALLERY/ (Bi How much have you got officially tran.sferred to'th e Indo­ United Nations for Immediate re­ JHURS. and F RI. 6 TO 8 P. M. t itl e GAME nesian Airline Garuda. the municipally-owned gas system, second car that te always la TH DOOR.' left ? turn of Okinawa. was working on the line at the owner, low mileage. Jet black A.sked whether KLM 's property (C l Send B. More than 1,000 .students held a time and waa killed. Also killed was being confiscated, a KLM of­ demand. No money $ ^ ^ ^ separate rally and 150 marched to were O. T. Dypr and his son, John­ finish. Extra $ T 5 9 5 There Is only one wav to handle ficial said. "W e do not know. We the American embassy. Two hun­ ny, who were Working with Hlxon. down. are awaiting elartflcation" clean. a woman. The trouble is nobody dred police guarded the embassy Thought Bomb HU '/ ^Tu a Jh & r knows what it is. Some 300 Indonesian employes compound and there was no vio­ Ray Tyson. 39. a clerk in the pI.A.KUHM, of KLM were left without jobs - lence. drug store, ssid he was behind the ‘tk! m a r k e t ST., He — Will you marry me? and their monthly rice ration soda fountain when the explosion Other I’ ro|>erly .SelzxHl MORIARTY BROS.'Mf It»ii /2-fc SAH fRANCiSCO, C ‘ .She - - No I won't. But I ad­ AUTO, BIKE OUTPUT UP came about 11 a.m. "I thouglit a mire your taste. Reports from throughout Indo­ Ten years ago automobile and bomb had hit the place," he said. nesia told of these other seizures birycle production in India waa al­ "But I knew it was gas. We had L m — of Dutch property: most none.Nislenl. Now nearly 650,- been smelling gas for a day or I2-* BUGS BUNNY A Dutch club In Palembang, the 000 bicyrles are manufactured two." South Sumatran capital; two banks yearly, with 95 per cent of the parU Hundreds of rescue workers BUZ SAWYER BACK A Lit. FARTViCR In Semarang, Central Java; sev­ being made in India, Automobile from other communities rushed to BY ROY CRANE OKAY, HOLD IT RIGHT CVC' r\,v eral rubber, tea. coffee and palm output has climbed to 75,000 a year the scene. Volunteers, police and a WE'VE BEEN THERE,ELMER oil estates In the Medan area of 1956 PACKARD HARDTOP ^■niRNED INTO North Sumatra: two rubber fac­ CO M I! OUR BANDITS' tories at Bandung. West .lava. nCH KINSMAN MS Looking for a new used oar 7 This beautiful custom 2-door haa . 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PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 KANCHE8TER KVENINQ HERALD. M ^CHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER «, 1957 PAGE TWENTY-THEEB New AMA Study Backs Rickover Says U.S. Educational Safety of Fluoridation Setup Outdated or Groton, Dec d on—Rear Adm. Philadelphia, Dec. 6 idi—Ttie H. G. Rickover said today that I American Metical Aaan. “on the "nothing short of a complete re­ B e t r o t h e d Decline About Statistical Summary of Indians' FoothaU Season baeia of an exhaualive new study ' organization of American Educa­ tion . . . ran equip us for winning yesterday reaffirmed its view that the sriiicatlonal rare with Rus-1 BEAUPRE’S BETTER 4 00 Spectators fluoridation of public water siip- slans." plica is a safe method of reducing "We are slowly thinking our! pffensQ Better, Defense Weaker dental decay during' childhood. sy through a thicket of bitter I Per Attraction disappointment and humiliating By rAT Aoi^jLiO .'umbles, many of which led to one--carrle*. Both Foster aiiti Renn Ul- The House of Delegates, policy­ truth to the realization that a mym v (touchdowns, . t ManeheiUr wa* • ‘ • ■ • a s . a __ t__ •• ___ making body of the A.MA, ap­ Gffenaivel.v this i'Cason the lied fwo stx-pointeri during Man­ 19th Century education philosoph.v New York, Dec. 6 (/P)—For not a good kicking team, averaging chester'* third winless campaign NI proved by a majority vote a Rei- is as hopele.ssly outdated today as , ■the first time since 1954, at- Manchegter High Sohbol foot­ but 30.7 yardo In kickoffa and 26 erence Committee, report voicing simie 1934. The locals failed to W(in the horse snd hiiggy.’ he declared.' Ttendance at major college ball fi()uad wa^ xnuch im- yards for 21 punt*. in eight outings back In 1934 and BEILALO L B A S II: MERC8AN7PS U3AOUB the opinion that "fluoridation oi Consequently the Indians failed Standing* public, water supplie.s is a saf< Rickover. head of the Navy's!I •footljnll games allowed an roved o.ver last .year’s club,' the T949 Indians were wlnlestf al­ Standtagt- scientific team which developed i I USED CARS ut defensively, 'the 1957 In­ to draw at the gate, attracting only though managing one Ue In their w L Pet. ^ W L pet and practical method of reducing ^overall decrease during the g Ruler* ...... I ____21 T .750 the incidence of dental carice de the atomic submarine and is now | dians left much to be desired. 1.665 fan* at four home appear­ eight-game schedule. Dart’* D airy...... 34 12 .«6T working on niirlesr-powered sur-: •1957 season, an Associated ance*. But the Manchester-^ast Mtatretta was on the receiving POintar* ...... i« 12 .571 Community Press .. M 13 .667 cay—during childhood." "Prc.ss aiirvey of 116 leading Instl- Coach Walker brlgga' Red .gnd .. t flxhaustive Slud.v face ships, spoke at cornerstone' White squad failed to wfh • game Hartford finale In East Hartford end of 13 passes for 135 yards to Bendajw ...... 12 1« .429 Vlc’e Sod* Shop . . . . 28 IS ,S89 laying ceremonies for the Navy's •tutlons showed today. Tlie decline, - Thanksgiving m o i n 1 n g (both take individual honors In this de­ Agate* ...... 7 21 .250 White O toss...... 20 16 .666 ■nie action was taken r.t the lltl. Tir.st indicated by a mid-aeason thia past fall, loathg all eight annual clinical session of thr $1 million Nurlesr Power Trsin- alarm and have now lost i3 schools divhie the gate receipts partment. Th* front-running Rulers ahut Morlarty Bw*. ----- 11 28 A06 Ing School. 11 -cliei'.kup, was not severe, but It evenly) wa* witnessed by close to Outstanding IJnemaa out th* third Bemdaya -4-0 Howard’* Landscapers 8 28 .222 AMA. :jotirlicd nearly every aeetlon of thei straight times. The new building is scheduled!* The locals were wlnlesr in five 5,ut three'upaets" were Fitzpatrick 138. 'Wtiot happened to during the past 10 years. Rick- Also a senior, the fleet-footed Along wfth Co-Captain* Renn recorded In this league Wednesday the first names? t fluoride is safe." Their report at Ann. to Norman P Liitzen son of I •bout 400 .spectators per gam e/In ! 277 yards (tossed for. 269 yards over said he found only a small Boissonneault boasted the best per and D ^ , graduation In June will night, with Don Willia Garag* up­ that time was approved by the Mr. snd .Mrs. .Martin A. Lutzen. 59156, the 118 colieges played 566 last year), chalked up 91 first carry average, 4.6 yards while > THURSDAY HOUSEWIVE’S percentage with the necessary ONTIL NEXT YEAR claim Heale. Morency, Wayne ending the Manchester Motor Sales Standings' House of Delegates. 691 Forbes St East Hartford. . home games befOre average downs, 21 more than the 195« club, qualifications. J chalking up 436 yard* In «« car­ UongfeIlov/,^Bob Neil, Jim Delaney 2-1. MerrtlTa Market sliadtng E A Miss Klein graduated from Man­ Jrowds of 24.606. This year the and scored 71 point*,;20 more than » . W L Pet No Evidence SInre 1951 "I could not but come to the ries. Boissonneault. the tearh'a No. and Liepl* In tjie line and backfield chester High School in the cla.ss •ame number of home game* drew a ^ear ago. 1 man In total offense with 554 S Gage 2-1 and Green Barber* BowI-a-Dears ...... ,2 6 18 .591 The House approved the latest conclusion that something was ! standouts Boissonneault and M«> pinning a 2-1 dqfision' over Cor of 1956 and is presently emploved 1955 CHEVROLET ■13,7,31,208 spectators for an aver­ yards, waa second In the scoring Rockettee...... 28 IS .868 reports of the councils which de­ radically wrong with the schools age of 24.260. Big Weakaease* Intosh. ' rentl’s Insurance. . clared in part. "No evidence has St Pratt snd Whitnev A ircra ft.!.;:.---- „ ' ■ — ------race wiyi 20 point* and runnerup In Ten Pin* ...... i . . . ,24 30 .645 2!0 MODEL 3 DOOR SEDAN, color me­ ■ College attendance in 19.54 But^ the Red and White's big But scheduled to return next fall Art Johnson 137, Stan Sasiela 6owl-a-Jets ...... 22 33 .600 been found since the 1951 state­ Bast Hartford He, nance attended '"".‘'J'” t. ■ ■ the pass catchi:,: departr.ient with are big Ray Spicer an'd Paul Tier­ East- Hartford High SchoolI and . ji tion of these young men had been dium blue, equipped with radio, heater, -■hpw^ a fractional decrease from weaknesses can be found In the fol­ six grabs for 118 yards. 127-356, Larry Bates -132-126-360, Hi-Fi'* ...... ,.....,21 23 .477 ment by the councils of appro.xi- H equipped with lowing statistics compiled by the ney. centers: Jim ColeNBob Cal­ Hartford Regional Technical ! ho reported. directional signala. airfoam seats. A The 1953 season but in the next - Renn, the third seniqr In Stan Waickowaki 141-365. Ted Pinups...... 14 30 .818^ mately one part per million of Rickover opposition! An averagt of 211.5 kins. Dawson Bentz, Ted O^nniftz, School and .served three snd a haiV offered a remedy— j I very low mileage one owner car. 10Q 5 1 no s iw o seasons there waa an Increase Manchester's starting hnckfield, Chambers 138-354, Ding Farr 343, League-leading BowI-a-Dears fluorine for long periods by large ires, airfoam seats, directional signals .years in the U S Navy. He ,, i "'Combine the Etiropean education-i T»f over three per cent each year. In yards on the ground (only 159 tackles; Dave Barlow, Cam bell. Ray Johnson 127. Pete Aceto 340, were held to a 2-3 tie by the fifth segments of the population is Was $ 14 9 5 emerged as the Silk Towners’ Ron Kohler, guards: Mlstretta/J presently emploved at Rav Krolf j system with adequate funds, i I -Hiany cases the attendsnees re­ yards in 1956), 32 completions in passing leader, hitting on 22 (barite Varrick 842, JoeTwaronite place Hl-Fl'i oe the Rockettea harmful to the general health" Was $ 14 9 5 63 (51 per cent) aerial attempts cobs, Walt Bycholskl, Joe Kutsa.- The AMA quoted a member of ~Plumbing ■ and ' Heating We.st ! * " ‘^ motivate the children by of- | ported were only estimated. of 48 (46 per cent) pilches for 123-131>S7«, Bill Adamy 148-363, blanked the elxth piece Pinups to Hartford. I feringf thr hiphMt material re- - The biggest losers. In percent­ for 490 yards and six touchdowns 242 yards. age, ends; Ziemak, Dick Sylvester, Martir 346, Bill Pagan! Sr. mov* wt^ln one gome of the-lead­ one o r the councils as saying the (enemy tosses totaled r''- ysrds quarterbacks; Foster, Sal Lopes, published material on the subject The wedding will take place Jan. : wards for hard mental study.” age, were the Missouri Valley and Standout Booter with Bridgeport Slated to return next seAson, and Tony Salvatore 183- er*. • In another match yesterday 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI Border Conferences and a group and three scores last fall), 100 first Phil Pineo. fulbacks; and Reichelt, of fluoridation is very controver­ 11 in the Emanuel Lutheran He aaid that is what has been J 1953 DODGE Jimmy Kuhimann. former Manchesttf High soccer star and cap­ Foster, a senior hanmeapped by In­ 370 >«[lled the night’s besf -aoorea. morning at tha Y aUeys, the Bowl- Church. and la being: done in Russia. ! J f smaller California schoola downs (orly 79 a year ago) and Don Wright, Vln McClary, Oil N oteta secretary t Match results *-JeU and Ten ,Plna oput four sial. 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color tutone jfray, tain. was a -standout this past season with the University of juries at the outset of the year, wa* Pepin, Dick Baxter, Stan Auer­ An AMA spokesman told a re­ Rickover concluded: ”If this CORONET MODEI. 4 DOOR SED.4N, JFhlch attributed their losse* to flu Bridgeport freshman squad. The Silk Towner. 6-2 and 170 193 points a gain of 66 tallies. the Indians’ third best runner with and the ^ n d ln g i muat .reach the points. equipped with radio, heater, power «teer- and poor teams. In *11 three the bach, Ken Bird, Ron Wabrek and porter that the new council report school throws its welgrht into the i color green and ivory, equipped with ra­ pounds, played center halfback. He 1* a member of Uie Interna- In addition To being guilty oi 40 250 yards for a 3.6 average in 69 sports desk^tjte morning after the Top single gam* efforu wmra scale on the aide of education — I ing. power brnkei^. power uindowi. di­ dio, healer and defroster. Gyro-Matie lotals were comparatively tmall, Dave Gibson, halfbacks.. represented "reaffirmation in Hebron rectional aiynala and many extras. tional Club at Bridgeport. game* or they rolled by Mildred Gowle* 130-106, stronger language" of the 1951 amaM thoug-h thta weig^ht may be • 695 transmisaion, directional signals, plus - The Atlantic Coast, Southern Ih thl* column. Merle Rohan 118 and Oroda Hut- conclusion. in the total maas of educational I Was $ 10 9 5 many extraa. Zkmferencea and Skyline Con- een 107. 595 ^rence* all showed improved at- GARDEN 0BO3^.^ATERERS effort our country requires — it Was $ 895 Boy Oh Boy! One negative point waa noted in Grange Picks lendence at did two miscellaneous L o n g Wait for Shot at Title In the consideration of fluoridation. may yet be the little bit which . Standlng^x will guarantee survival of civilisa­ oectlonal groups. In the Skyline, ' L Pet. The report said that a slight mot­ ih e colorful Utah team gained Green Manor.Pros Joplin, Mo„ Dec. 6 UH— tling of tooth enamel in a small tion.” 1956 BUICK SPECIAL ClsAtbokes ...... >26 ^ .691 Tennis Old Guard New Leaders 1954 IMPERIAL •nough to offset losses by the other Mickey Mantle and his wife In Store for Tonight’s Loser Outings ...... 35 lK .5 8 0 number of persons might be e.x- 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color lijfht (freen learns. have a new baby and for tbe pected after predonged exposure to Smorrabordi ...... i t 21 ,833 Beats Prized Team and white, equipped with puahbutton ra­ 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color 2 tone blue, - -Mora significant in the overall third straight time its' a boy. Wedding*' ...... 33 21 , 5 » water containing the material. Hebron, Dec. 6 (S p ecia l)-O f­ dio. heater and defroster, automatic equipped Avith radio, heater, powei steer: Cleveland, Dec. 6 (>P)—The Josera thinks he won all three contests ficers were elected to serve for the SIMFD Taxes Owed *)icture was the fact that the Big Play Home Sunday The 7-poun(t, IS-ounee son BuffeU ...... 13 26 .409 Benefits Are Stressed tranamission, whitewall tires, many ex­ Ing. power brakes, power windows, pow­ of tonight's 12-round battle be-' and adds that Ortega, who has a Adelaide, AustrSU*, Dee. 6 IF)— ensuing year, at the meeting of the [Ten, Southeastern and Southwest was born yesterday at Freeman Receptlona\...... 17 37 .386 However, thr report emphasised tras. er sesl. snd sll the wonderful features Ikmferences. which ijimially draw tween Isaac Logart and Oaspar reputation as a puncher, hai never America's tM old men of .teomlq— Grange at Gilead Hall Tuesday Dow 11 to $5,247 1795 of America * finest car. Hospital. Both Mrs. .Mantle (Indian) Ortega will have a long The Clambakes climbtd Ihto first 44-y«ar-old Gordnor MuIIoy and 84- that the Importance of thU minimal Was $ 2 19 5 1495 oome of the biggest crowds, re- and the child, at yet unnamed, hurt him. place last islgljt os a result of a evening. Sherwood Strickland, mottling waa far outweighed by Was $ 18 9 5 .^rted declines from 2.81 per cent (3oach Eddie Rosmarin’s Green Manor Pros, already de- are doing fine. wait for a crack at the vacant The lean and lanky Ortega, a year oIK Vic. Selxa*—crushed the the benefita that children up to 10 Grange Master, presided. Collector of Revenue Paul Cer- feated in Iheir first C(innecticut Ba.sketball Assn, start last' welter weight title. 3-1 victory over the Baffets whUe Phinppinea’ prlaed doubles team of the Big Ten to 3.45 in the South- The Now York Y’ankee out­ full-blooded M’exican Indian, dis­ lost week's leader*, th* Ouunge J-ears of -age might receive from They are: Master. Strickland- Vini's office brought the balance of •vest. Sunday, make their 1957-58 home debut against the Derby i The winner—and fxiiiart is fa­ agrees. He speaks very little Eng­ Felicialmo Ampon and Rsymondp ■ taxes still to be collected for the ‘ fielder’s twa children are Mick- dropped a 3-1 decisioa to the-cellar- drinking water that contained an overseer. Arthur Keefe: lecturer, 1955 PLYMOUTH i: Big Ten Drop* vored—will continue to scrap oth­ lish but nods hla head in belting Sugar Ray Robinson out of claims hla 22-year-old slugger is eiolist Mlomr, Fli Betty Griffin: gatekeeper David district in July. 1295 100,001 Coached by Eddie Hand, former Ollv* Rossetto' 132, Amy Ptrkey Seixoa from Philadelphia, proving the reports bv the two Was $ 16 9 5 and many extras. [ain held more than a half milUon- Derby High School player, the more' forward Don Skinner, he the middleweight championship. "never bothered by the ratings.” councils and by the Reference Com­ Hills: Ceres, Mrs. Douglas H. Por- Independent fire dis- 1895 120, Millie Oliva 107-108, Mari* MS 63rd Davis Cup match, wo Was $ 2 19 5 ctatora, Ohio SUte had It* Vets are spearheaded by giant Coast Guard, said, "Skinner was excellent and ^ Tonight’s fight is the first of the Despite hjs two victories over Lo­ mittee.. disapproved______a______resolution_ bv ter: Pomona. Nancy Keefe: Flora, Habenstreit 103-107-111, Mary 6-3.6-3 to give America a 8-< gljlrd-beat year In history and Andy Adzlma, a 6-7 schoolboy star his board work was extremely elimination series— and the loser gart, Ortega Is rated No. S by the Brown 1Q7, Jenni* Lata 106-108, Dr. L. A. Ale« Atesen of Lo* Ang^len, a ' Elaine Hills; ladv assistant stew- r»tK » n ^ won’t get another chance at the in tlje boat-of-ftva match and turn Jlichlgan SUte, with greater ca- at Derby High who later played good. For a idphomore, I feared NaMonal Boxing Assn, and No.'T June Lichatz lie , Emma Aceto 123, Sati" ‘.urday's finol’two olnglaa'lnto a delegate of the California M e d i c a l 1 **rd. Phyllis Rankl; executive com- for the town 1954 DODGE CORONET jMClty, ahowed a big gain. Play at .Home he might have the jitters but he title until the championship is set­ by Ring Magazine. 1 mlUee for three vear.^ Aomer W a^s amounted to 1955 FORD treshmen ball at St. Mlctiael’s and Alma Kleinichmidt 106-109, mera.ra/^omiJlty. year Ohio Sfate «et lU lac- Collen. Another standout Is little did an outstanding Job. He'll prob* tled among five other fighters In The fight is the'featured bout of Dr. Alesen'a resolution declared Hills: Home Kconomlc\ conTmlttee , 4 DOOR SEDAN, color tutone green, V ' erSTO M U N E \n 4 DOOR SEDAN’, « ^ ( t f - ‘ 494,575 atUNtHidtee, Iflchl- Bddle'; Massi of Bullard-HaveTIa Middletown—Wesleyan Univer­ .ably see consicjerable work In the the division, if he gets a chance at the 32nd annual Cleveland News In part, "The addition of fluorides equipped with pu.*hbutton radio. large all. to the water supply is being vig. heater and defroster, automatic trans- equipped with pu.«hbutton radio, heater played one more home gome fame’ In Bridgepoi®, a fiery- 5-5 forward or center spot, depending To.vship Fund boxing- program. It M,^i«’^‘ "bv“ FthM°''po r " ' T m ' i "" 'h ' to date sity, seeking Its scf-onrt win after upon whichever post (he works aj Allltough beaten two nut of orously prompted by public health Griffin snrt w ^ ' N*'“ * 'nla'ed $2,530,09 2 60 when Decern- mis.sion, whitewall tires, directional sig­ and defroater. whitewall tire.M. direction­ and Minnesota also set a home speedster and deluxe ballhandqr. will be televised and broadcast ha- downing (71ark' In the opener, will best." Skinner, a 6-5,'lanky. Cedar three times by Ortega, the 24- officials at naUonal. state and local ^i.P^ Warner: Insur- her began The 19.56 lew Is $4.396,. nals. .Many extras. al sigTiais, seat covers. A very nice car. .gacord. Two other ex-Dtrby Highcagers, tlonally (NBC) atarting at 10 p.m.. G I k* Clar- 5»0„50 on 31 mills town tax and 2 4 795 ^CYishge* at various institutions meet Coast Guard st Middletown Rapids, Iowa, lad. dunked In 18 year-old Logart is a 7-5 favoril*. Eastern Standard Time. THE. UST WORD IN CjpMFORT lex^ls. and — the evidence pre- Was $ 119 5 1095 AI Cwalinskl and Ralph La.-igo, Saturday. nee V. Rathhiin. legislative com- mills for fire piotection outside of Was $ 14 9 5 iDuId be explained in most cases along with Walt Domoceyk and points to become high scorer in hia mostly on the basis 6f his No, 1 ■ented to physicians and dentists varsity opener. as proof of its safety and benefita mlUee chairman, Edward A. th- Eighth Utilities Distrlrt. ter factor* like weather, schedule* Marty Blanco, both graduates of The varsity game will begin at rating in the welterweight raiilqp. is highly contradictory." Smith; Youth committee chairman, Property owners who paid half tad the winning am losing records Seymour High School, help form 8:15 p.m. The pifcllmtnary will be Wood was,also pleased with Cliff Logart's role as favorite was aJ|o College Basketball It said. "Due to vast differencee Arthur Keefe: and Blue Cross col- of...... their taxeji last jmmmer owe the 1953 BUICK SUPER 1953 DsSOTO pt th* team* ' . the nucleus of the Vets' 12-man a Junior Varsity game : between Hordlow who. stopped a number of helped When Basllio picked him v between Individuals in their toler- lector, Mrs. Charles Fish, remainder by Jan 1 Army's "home" attendance, for roster. the two achooh. beginning-at 6:30 shots against Clark and rebound- the next king of the Welters. ' East C Jilc D There will be a meeting of of­ p.m. ance to toxic drugs, there are prov­ From departmental rereipta. 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color green, equip­ FIRED03IE 2 DOOR H.4RDTOP, color tMmpIe, Jumped from 104.024 to Need Qatside Shooter e«d well. "They only got 40-some Logart claims Orgeta has neVor Princeton 75, Lefayett* 73. . ficers Wedne.sday at the home of Stale-ahared liquor license pro- ped with radio, heater, defroster, auto­ Coach John Wood (s enthusias­ shots off against us," said Wood. really whipped him en cases of chronic floride poison­ yellow and black, equipped with radio, fil,224. That was mainly because Poor outside shooting by the Providence 55, Rhode Island 45. ing after a few years of fluorida­ Mrs,...... Wilfred.. Gagne, to plan ...ws.w-.meet- State aid to schools. and matic transmission, whitewall tires, air­ heater, automatic transmis.sion. direc­ Xrm y was the "home" team for tic about his club after its first "Defensively, we • held them ‘T w o split decisions he got." the Brandels 82, Maine 71. ' tion.' inga for 1958. The daU of Installa- accounts. Cervini s office foam seal, directional signala. Proa proved costly in their lidlift- win over (TIark this week. Pleased throughout the game and probably Cuban .said , "and he should be For "Him" For Christmas tional signals, airfoam seats, whitewall w e game* again** Notre Dame er with th* crackerjack Chiefs Fairfield 86. New Britain Tchrs. Also. It said, "No man has the tion or officers will be announced. | 125,689 69 during Novem- 895 tirea. etc. end Navy In Philadelphia whlcl at- with the performance of sopho- owe our victory to that.” ashamed to take them." Loga^ 68. The next meeting a Christmas | Collections from sources other Was $ 10 9 5 895 from Milford. Trailing 28-49> at! nght to force another to partake of Was $ 119 5 taacted, nearly 200.000 spectators. party will be held Dec. 17. Each I taxes, water bills and park-, halftime the locals rebounded in a dangerous drug against his will switch In Pacific Ooast figures excellent fashion to control the or to oblige him to purchase fluor- member Is aiked to bring a gift for ; receinta have amounted to' was explained by th* fact Stan- Ide-free water.” exchange. 15360,762.53 so far this year. boards .and outscore the victqra 1954 PLYMOUTH SAVOY t i w i and Southern Cali.crnia ware 45-32 In the second half but their' Dr. Alesen had proposed In part Til* men's snd boys' Advent cor- , meter snd town narking 1955 BUICK SUPER th# home team* this year for their that "the partial and qualified ap­ porate Communion ’ service at St. ' '';;']>'^f"ons were $11,962.01 dur- effort* evere in vain. Green Manor 4 DOOR SED.4N. color tutone blue, 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color jfreen. equip­ tilg game* against California and ■imply could not overcome Mil­ proval of the Rorldation of water Peter's Episcopal Church last Sun- 'u i" , P8';l«‘nK , equipped with radio, heater, defroster, UCLA. supplies as adopted by the House ped with puahbutton radio, lari^e heater ford's 21-point advantage at the day brought out sppNjximstely 80 d *. , wai ns"7 "" K^""a directional signals, whitewall tires. A and defroster, automatic transmission, ' Oklahonut^creased Its stadium intermission which was built up as of Delegates . in December 1951 communicants. Held st 8 s.m . the . ioVnnn $14,346.96 in ca.sh and real buy. capacity and filled It regularly. a result. I Is hereby withdrawn." service was followed by a break $95,000 in savings and investments. whitewall tires. directional sijfnals. Water department collertlona for i 695 many extraa. A truly fine car. Georgia Tech missqd a sellout at Veterans Burr Carlson «nd Art I Was $995 GlORGETTl fast with William W. Hammond, 1495 •ach home game by onlv 400—but in charge. the month totaled .$19,612 12 For ' Was $ 18 9 5 Quimby, two former University of the year, rollertion* for that de­ some 10.000 ticket buyer* didn't Connecticut performers, and new- ! PT.A I.eadem Meet Slonday show up for a rainy game against comer Paul Grogan, basketball ! a Queen May End A meeting of the PTA Executive partment have amounted to $179- 838.07. ! 1954 CHRYSLER Southern Methndjst. coach at Glastonbury High, did an ! board, which was planned for last 1953 RAMBLER r*y L'**»' excellent Job of outreboiinding the Ban on Duchess J 54onday. has been postponed t o ' _ (H o m » g a m 's in patcmhiHils) NEW YORKER 4 DOOR SED.A.N, color ~ 19M 1857 Chiefs In the final half last week. ME B4 U j next .Monday, and will be held at tutone green, equipped with pushbutton 2 DOOR HARDTOP, color light blue, . 44.lkiu (4| 52.5UO (5) And sturdy Frank Cutko, ex- { London. Dec. 6 i/T) — An of tithe ...... home of ...... the PTA president. radio, large heater and defroster, auto­ equipped with pushbutton radio, heater, S>iumblp . . SH.SnO <9i ficial announcement from B u c k - Mrs Ralph Boyington. wrneli , a . , «.3.3(>n (4i 76.824 Windham High ace who- later matic transmission, powei' steering, di­ defroster, directional signals, seat cov­ BArtmmith . 34.IIUU l3l 85.000 n) starred at Muhlenberg, Uncorked a Ingham Palace that Queen Eliza- <-H Leaders Meet 5Iunday Local Stocks ■ Treat him to sheer foot comfort in soft, fleece Uno

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’ \ FACE TWENTY-FOUE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,1967 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. C9NM. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1967 PACE TWENTY-rmS THE Goa^t Wants New Czar, Plan to Aid Athletes Herald Angle Rivals of Braves Angered over Trade By Vic Schmidt Royals Threat EARL YOST Sprrta Editor Resigns, Long To St. Louis Bob Rush Key Figure • Sliortfi Taken fromp Soiled Cuff Target of Fire Duck pins will be taking a beating again Saturday when 111 NBA Play the first annual One Ball Mixed Doubles Bowling Tournament In Latest Transaction San 1‘rancisco. D p c . fi tlP)— Eastern Dhiainii will be staged at the vVest Side Rec alleys- All proceeds, after Pacific C o a .s t Conference (/P) W L Pet. G.R the guaranteed prizres, will be turned over to ihe Manchester, Colorado Springs, Colo., Dec. 6 —National League rivals Dribbler Do Luxe Here WednesfJay member.6 today flought a new Boston ...... 17 2 .895 __ Association for the Help of Retarded Children. Bowling wiU for Milwaukec’a crown expressed amazement, disbelief and commissioner and a method Syracu.** . , . . . . 9 9 ..500 7 4 be open to all, Mary Simmons reports. The event will bevspon- just plain anger today over the five-player trade between the Mart|ue HBvne». abovp. will brinp hl» Harlem Magirfani to Man- of putting a liberalized plan Philadelphia 9 9 ..500 TH aored by the Mixed Doubles Braves and Chicago Cuba that further strengthened the ehfsler Wrdnaaday night tn meet the Green Manor Proa. The New York . . . League wlilch operates Wednesday r of aiding athletes into effect. . . * n .421 9 Larry Herzog, husky end with world bhamplona' heavily stocked# ------^ ^ ------conteat will he atagert at the high arhool gym atarling at S-Stl, Flnlahinp the annual winter meet­ Western Division nights at the Rec. In addition to pitching staff. cash awards for high team triple the Tlnlversity of Connecticut he'd have to talk to Caaey before Firat game at 7 Hats the Boston Shamroeks and the Marco Polos. ing that featured a .series of roiii- ! W L Prl O.B. "I think that's awful," muttered' Tickets may be. piircha.sed at NasailTs and high single for the males and freshman football team last fall, he gave me an aiiawer. He hasn't promises. the conference received I St. IvOiiis ...... 12 7v .632 — has received hia numerals at the Roy Hamey, general manager of given me a ‘yes or no' yet." the resignation of Victor .Schmidt, I rincinnsU ...... 10 8 ' „M8 IH females, there will be numerous merchandise awards. Bowling will j annual aportz banquet. Herzog ia the PKUadelphla Phillies when in­ The addition of Rush and Kalaer commissioner for 13 yeai-s His j D etroit ...... 7 12 .,368 8 d'eiidrin'e "fori product of M anchester High. Let- formed that the Braves had 'ac­ will complement a Milwaukee salary was *16.800 annually. start at 2 p.m. with oenuiine ror, winners with varsity fall ath­ -Minneapolis .... 3 17 .1,10 9H entries act at 9:45. quired veteran pitcher Bob Rush, staff headed by southpaw Warren It also passed a resolution to set • • • letic teams Included Moe Morhardt sophomore righthander Don Kaiser Spahn, Lew Burdette and. Boh Kelly Eyes First up a plan of ftnanelal aid that of Manchester in soccer oind Dick New York. Dec. 6 i.T’i- The Cin­ Larry Grace, editor of the Rhode and rookie outfielder Eddie Haas Buhl, and backed up by Juan Pi- eould include tuition r.xnn and cinnati Royals, occupants of tha .Sherman of Coventry in cross from Chicago -in exchange for Zarro', Gene Conley and Bob Trow­ board. Work by the athletes and Island Track and Field News, had 'country. MorhardL a fine pro base­ Western Division cellar of the some nice words of praise for the •southpaw Taylor Phillips and bridge. high scholarship would he major N ational Basketball Assn. \Vhen ball pioapcct. ia captain-elect of catcher Sammy Taylor. Rush was a much belter pitch­ factors in the plan which cannot recent F'ive Mile Road Race in the tooters. Froal\ numerals in soc­ NHL All Star, their franchise was in Rochester Manchester Thanksgiving morning. Tough Enough Before er last season than hia 6-16 record be described entirely correctly as- cer have been awarded to Joe Glee-' indicated. He lost several 1-0. 2-1 a "free ride." last season, have moved Into a In ond’of his articles. Grace wrote: "What did the Braves use on contending position for the lead. son. Elwood Lechausse and Robert and 3-2 games, as well aa a f«iw Schmidt has been under fire "Thanksgiving Day in -Manchester. Watson, all of Mancheater, and those poor Cubbies, a gUn ?” Ham ey in extra innings for the Cubs, who Detroit, Per. 6 t/Ti—Len ,(Rpd) KeII\, *tlie captain of Ihci The transplanted Royals downeil Conn. . . . Five -Mile Road Race. added. "They were tough enough from some quarters, and the PCC ! the Detroit Pistons ]0n-P9 last Don'Seerworth of Rockville. . . . finished in a seventh place tie tvith Detroit Red Wiiij:?. ha.a an npportunit\- to become the fir.st 1 has been plagued with dis.sension (This Is the race of races as far West Coast boxer Art Aragon, the before. Now It looks like we really Pittsburgh. He haa a lifetime, mark abd problems since disclosiiie last I night and the first place St. I>ouls ss your editor la concerned ! . . . have our work cut out for us” player in hockey history to (ret All-Star recognition at two Hawks bowed to the Warriors one-time Gqlden Boy. haa been re­ of 104-124. His best season was year of illegal aid payments to Last year (19,561 10,000 people instated and cleared of all charges Mayo Smith.' manager of the 1952 when h* won 17 gam es and diffcrtmt positions in as many sea.aons. ' j 124-109 In a doiibleheader at Phll- turned out to watch this race and athletes at t’CLA. Southern Cali­ [Bdelphia last night. No other after a year of Inactivity. Aragon Phllllei, wouldn't believe It at lo it 13. The clrclimstancea are imiiaiiaP fornia, California and Washington. they were there from start to fin- ' was the nation’s third ranked wel- onea. for Kelly marie the change j games were played. first. "How can they make a deal Kaiser, a form er *25,f)00 bonui 16 goals his team scored during Drast ic penalties were imposed tsh . . . Good prizes . . . A full from defensemen to left wing at I The vlcloiy enablei^ ninnerup terweight when the Los Angeles like that?” he asked. "I’d sure like player, had a 2-6 record with the that period, getting four himself on those schools. At that time. It I Cincinnati to climh within a gams course turkey dinner to all run­ County Grand Jury4|ndlcted him on to know.” . Cubs in 1957 and finished the cam­ the age of ,10. The All-Star rle- and a.ssisting on five others. He later was reported, conference fenaeman made the switch Nov 16 land a half of the Hawks. Philadel- ners . . . Ssnctloned by the AAU felony fight fixing charges. . . , Buzzie Bavaat. Los Angeles paign with Portlanjl in the PCL TAYLOR PHILLIPS SAMMY TAYLOR was on the ire When three othera athletic directors sought Sclimidt's . . . If you want to be treated like Clarence Atkins of Atlanta. Ga., IMMI RU SH DON K A ISE R # ’hen he returned to the lineup I phia's triumph put the Warriors Dodgers vice-president and gen­ wdiere he w-on aix afid lost five. were tallied. ouster. a king, enter this one. -Spectators and Bill Leahy of Worcester, Phillips had a 3r2 record for the 'Tollpwlng a knee injury. In announcing his resignation, ' into a .second-place tie with idle eral manager, also took a dim view : Syracuse in the Eastern Division. cheer from start to finish . . . Top Mass., have been named co-cap' B raves while T aylor batted .257 11th Beaann effective .lime 30. Schmidt, .’i.'l, said tains of the 1958 Coast G uard of the trade. Competlon." . . .Speaking of the "It looks like that will make it in 130 games for Atlanta of the Wesleyan Elects Thi» is Kelly's 11th national he will return to the practice of Never Headed Road Race, turkey farmer Frank Academy football team. Both ar* Southern Aaan. Despite hie low Minor Leagues Unite, UConiis Honored Hockey League season. In that law. The Royals forged to the front juniori. Atkina played center and that much tougher for ua to catch batting aifergge, the 24-year-old John Bowers midway in the first period and Haraburda of the Tulip Tree Fifrm them (the Braves) next year," he Middletown, Dra. 6 (.Pv— •pan. he and Montreal's Doug Har­ The PCC Ailvisorj’ Committee •In Glastonbury reports he’lt have s I-eahy alternated between center receiver la regarded aa very prom­ vey have dominated the All-Star was directed to begin looking for never were headed. They opened a and guard. said. David Mitchell of Haddenfleld, bird at Pete Close's home In time ising. N. J., a Junior guard, has been Sprlnglleld, ICiMa., Dae. • Ufft defense corps., Kelly has been on a iuccessor. On the committee are Midget Football League Players Honored at Annual Banquet .51-44 halftime advantage and • • • San Franciico Giants’ officials Among the player* in the Cln- Nears Record when Delmil threatened late In for Chrlstmss diiyier. Pete won the appeared diaguated over the deal elected captain of the 1958 W*.- Revolt on Sunday TV —Ooniieetleat, Colby,. Now the first team 's half-doaen times Professor Hugh Willett of Soiifh- Smiling fares in{ the4 W A aboveA left photo belong__ ^to. left ato right. . . . turkey for being the first .Man- Only two players In the Nation­ cinnatl-St. Loula iwap only ren California. Athletic Director the regular season champions KIre-P'lghters. The future All- the third pericKl. the Royals , ap­ and complained they had offered leyan football team. Other Hampshire, Hofatra aad Am- and on the second All-Star team Roger Macaione, Coach John Hiighea and Ned Cronin of the Blue cheater runner to finish in the Tur­ al Hockey League this season were Schmidt and Taylor played in the horst have placed two m ra oaok twice. Harvey has been a first- Leo Harris of Oregon snd Profes­ Americans are holding an attractive football bank presented by plied the pre.ssiire to pull safely the Cubs much more in pleying 1958 fall sports captains damed For Shutouts Bill Moorhouse of the First National Bank. Every boy in the ahead. key Day event. Close was second born outside the Dominion of majors^ last year. at the annual fall sports ban­ Colorado Springs, Colo., Dec. 6 .(TP)—The minor leagues, oa Springfleld OoUofe?a all-op- tctm selection stx times. sor—Glenn Holcomb of Oregon Devils. The youngsters, co-captains In the final championship Canada. They are Jack Evans and talent in a proposed deal involving The 28-year-old Schmidt, uaed State. league received a similar gift at la.st night's banquet at the Gar­ Maurice Stokes and Jack Twy'- to winner Johnny Kelley of New Rush. quet last night Included Peter united in a revolt against Sunday major league TV invasion ponrat football toam. Boston held Kelly scoreless game, hold the handsome Foy Memorial Trophy which each aea- London. Jerry Foley, both of the New York mainly in relief, had a 10-3 record Tliursday night as the B ru in s New York, Dec. 6 LSh—Veteran Assistant Commissioner Bernard den Grove. Over 300 players, members of the Police * Fire man paced the victors with 22 and "I don't want to knock a rival Errington of Ames, Iowa, cross of their territory, .waited today for an answer to their de­ Northeastora got tha UOi aon goes to the league'a playoff winneri. This marked the first marching band, officials, parents and friends attended. Cliff Ulm • • • Rangers. Evans hails from Gar- including a nine-game winning country, and James Steen of Mated a season scoring record of Johnny Bower of the Cleveland Hammerbeck was asked to remain 20 points, respectively. The Pis­ nant. South Wales, while Foley deal." said Charles (Chub) Feeney, streak. Taylor, acquired from mands for a new congressional investigation of baseball, poaltiOB. time in three years that a Police aponaored eleven captured the of the Hobby Shoppe also presented each gridder an emblem tons’ George Yardley, however, Ron Kozuch. former TVinity Col- Garden City, N; Y., and Rtrhard 7-2 over the Wings. Four of Bos- Barons has moved to within strik­ with the conference at least until prize. Pictured on the right, reading in the usual manner, are was born In Ware. Maas. . . . Dave th* team's vice-pfesldent, "but I Seattle of the PCL last August, mittlng exertion" required by his Don Baldwia. pasa-grahMag ing distance of a prized American June 19.19. with the name of hia respective team appropriately tn.scribed. garnered .scoring honors with 82 lega baseball star, is coaching the Cadigan of Amherst, filass., The < enraged^ minors, led by end from Hofstra, lad the bal- ^ ’s goals came in an almost Billy W hite^ll, Coach Pinky Pohl and Dick Trotter, members of I Herald Photos by Oftarai. points Jayvee basketball team at Rock- Creighton, 27-year-old forw-ard- know wa gave them a better deal," Wt .262 In *3 g am e* f or C lnrtn- Shaughnassy and other minor flawless first period with Doug Hockey League record for goalies. In the matter of aid. the con- The Giants' manager, the usually soccer ro-eaptalns. fiUtchell Frank Shaughnassy of the Interna­ loUBg, followed ~hy halrtack \1Ile High this season. Koriieh with the Ranfiers. la the Bobo natl. also received th* C. Everett laaderl presantad a formal profeat Mohns. Plgmming Mackell. Leo La- The 32-year-oId net-minder feiVnce pa.ssed by a 6-3 vote a Philailelphia enipled for a 72- Newsom of the NHL. Already mild-mannered Billy Rlgney, was Flood'batted .299 for Savannah tional League, fired off appeals Bob Anriemma o( Colby. point second half to rout St. Loula played professional baseball last Bacon Trophy as the school's to tha majors here. blns and \tie Staaiuk counting for turned in his third straight shut­ resolution to set up a plan of fl- Creighton has played with foui' more openly critical of the deal. of the Sally League and la highly yesterday to Rep. Emanuel Celler "I told them (the 'majori) that Tho oquadi tbs Brains. nancial aid that could include tui­ after trailing at the Intermlasion summer with Springfield in the best football player during the (D-NY), ^chairman of the House out last night .as the Barons over­ Detroit Doesn^t Worry Prexy ,54-.52. Ernie Beck, with 27 points, league entries, Boston, Toronto. Offered Bfftter Deal regarded by baseball people. 1957 season. it waa plain greed on their part Eada—Pete Jedldaa. Aia- Montreal's Dickie Hoore notched whelmed the flrst place Hershey tion. room and board. Eaatern League . . . Once again Chicago and New York. . . . Two Kutyna had a 10-8 record at Rich­ Judiciary Committee, and Rep. and Neil Johnston, with 2.5. .set RockMlle High School haa come "I don't know, I don't know," he ---plain graed,” Shaughnesay said.' beret aad Baldwia. TM dra-^ a pair of goals as the Canadiens Bears 9-0 in the only game.sched­ The vole on the motion by of the ilx coaches in the NHL did mond of the International League Frank Keating (R-NY). He said the majora pick up two Frank Krypel, Naitbaaatan uled. Washington drew navs from Cali­ Win Necessary scoring pace for the Warriors. up with a moat attractive sou­ repeated, scratching hia head. "We Celler waa urged to reopen an •dged the l^rqnto Maple Leafs 4-.1 not play in big league competition and Wieand was 13-14 at Houston But Piston Players Are Jumpy Slater Marlin led the Hawks with venir basketball book distributed offered them five players. Includ­ million dolars yearly from tha Sat­ aad dehn Bnrahaai, New Hawp- in the only other National Hockey fornia, UCLA and Stanford. 't s during their careers. They we of the Texas League. Buainesamen’s Xeague inveatigation of baseball and other ■hlre. OnardS' ■ Lon MeOfa- Bower haa blanked the opposi­ 27. free at all home games. Individual ing Bobby Thomson. Whitey Lock- urday gamt of the week, telecaat League meeting. tion consscutively for 201 minutes Dr. Glenn Seaborg of California Jimmy Skinner of Detroit and In a separate deal, th* Redlegs Monday night at 7 o'clock the profestional sporti conducted last the past three years. dlaa, Oomeatient aad Jtm .md^ said It was considerod too discri­ and team photos plus Information man and 0.sale 'Virgil, In a deal in­ Teachers will meet th* North End lajiwies Brought Snitch and 1,6 seconda. He U 19.47 short New York (.NEA) - “Detroit "'••ing too hard to win at home. We Pitt.sliiii'jfh. Dec. 6 {/P)—The .New York Giant.s mu.st defeat | Tommy Ivan of Chicago. The lat­ sold pitcher Pat Scantlebury to June by a House sub-committee: "A Sunday game would Juat maa, Colby. Orater—AI Va4- minatory between athletes and Dick McGuire was saying, "it's a on the home team members, line­ ter. although a product of fast volving Rush The Cub* would have Toronto of the International W recki in a Buiineasmen’o Basket­ Minor executives bristled over Ths departure of Ted Undsay, of the league m ark of 221 m inutes, go on the road. I got a loose club ttie Pittsburgh Steelers tomorrow if they are to keep alivej ,hon became Columbia Unl- about kill the minora off altogeth­ nale, Hofatra. Baeka —- T te non-athletes and didn't have the sports crazy totvn. L we could win ups, code of sp)—The Chicago Black ONLY $ ^ . 0 0 m o r e for the winners. For the losers Jim Associated Press trophy, emblem never clicks right aWay. The West Coast. A Detroit victory afid Lane. tion. edge at the moment and need only Bobby Knight may appear with Hawks have no captain. However, I McAuley was the top point-get­ of the 1957 N ational foo tb all .hockey fqn ignores it. The foot- a Baltimore defeat would throw the Harlem Magicians here Richardson Offered REQUIRED the Western race Into a tie. Need, PollNhing to win one of thtlr two remaining ter, hitting the target for 1.1 mark­ championship won bv the Auburnl ban fanatic sneers at it Wednesday night 'at the high "I'll give him th* second baae-’ they Hat four altaniate' captains in I haven't met many people The. Chicago entrie.s, the Bears Although Vasko requires consid­ Ki..>U,K V.X.'SKO •tarts to clinch the Eastern Divi­ ers, while Bob Hamill was chip­ Tiger.,, will be presented at CHW erable polishing In his second year school against Green Manor. . . man (Bobby Richardson) he'a af­ Gua Mortaon, Jimmy Thomson, ping in with nine. Hare Stadium Tuesday, around t|ie city,' McGulfe was and the CardinaUs, will plav on the sion laurels. The crystal ball likes Jim Kirkpatrick, former Manchea­ Ted Lindsay and Glen Skov, Mort- Cards’ field in the Windy City. The of m ajor league hockey, he now' has th* Gianta and Lions this weekend ter for Narleaki. even up. Lane's SUBUllBANITE After getting off to s slow start Ted Smil.,. AP sports editor, will "aying. "Most of us stay at the Vasko is on# of three early ter Coimtry Club president and lo­ always talking about needing gut* son formerly was Chicago captain. YMCA. My wife staya in New Cardinals are holding down last 15,000 and more riilcago fan., yell- product., of 4te new ChlVago chain with the Dec. 15 meeting a toss- Fidl Troods and trailing by flve points st the fly from .New 5’nrk for the presen­ ing. Moo.se! Ninose*. " evehy lim e cal manufacturer, is among the to make a deal. Well, I've got the As long as one of the alternates half, Nassiffs battled bark to grab tation and Rl.,n will present an All- York.’ She'll come out f

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Day .or evening appoint­ NEWLY DECORATED room, nice­ Area for retail selUng 6S’x90’ Co., Reaitor* Ml 9-6246 or Joseph : been to edscote r V GAS RANGE, and' electric refrig­ Ashford, Ml 1^818, Barbu-a ARB YOU OOIfBIDBIUNO ments. tfcadi,*' laid ftier. ly furnished, well heated. For a erator. Reasonable. 80 9.-8947. ggntleman. Private residence. 816 with display wlndow^of 87 feet. Wooda, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur- SELUNG YOUR PROPERTYT COPY CLOSING TIME dock, MI 9-8972, Wa wm w ra to a your property Spruce St. [9UT- FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. Garage—Service— Storage 10 VACUUM aJlA N E R , tank style, Has heating and stock receiv­ free and without any obligatloa. good condition, attachmenta. 318. % / MON. THRU FRI ing facilities. Has two en­ ANDOVER-BOLTON- y?!...**** P «P «ty for caah. JA 8-1583. • PLEASANT, heated room for gen­ Sellliig or buying contact / 10:30 A. M. GARAGE TO RENT on 93 Foster tleman, free parkijig, 54 High St trances, location 120 feet from COVENTRY STANLEY BRAY. Realtor SATURDAY 9 A. M. St. Call MI 9-2894. BRAE-BURN REALTY Musical Instruments 53; PLEASANT ROOM, central, heat­ 8Ialn St. Write Box A, Herald. New five room'ranch, fireplace, MI 3-0378 ed and hot water, kitchen privi­ baseboard heat, large lot, near BABY GRAND piano. Made by TOOK cooperation WILL Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 leges, separate entrance, gentle­ school. Only |10,500. WANTED—Real Estate Kimball. In like new condition. BE APPRECIATED I The radiotioa siKmatt — — snr. faftrPi man; parking. MI 8-4724.. CaU Fred Turktngton. TUrUiwtoa REPAIRS ON all makei of bikes, Helatet elmett liaialfaneeatly. did thill ..-r?“'aibsdMary. "Newipdfan,' I Palar. T m Just right for small room or Out of State owner laya cut to Bros. Realty Co. MI 3-1807 or MI ho*e done toawthmg apartment. Mahogany finish. Only ROC3KV1LLE—Larga store. Market « 1N7 k, NU IM. painted and reconditioned, also [ to ««>" inhcd Mei*. “CMride't I itappsd il^ Wa< I'f da it. BOOM TO rent near Center, heat Street, center town. Suitable 318.800. Spacloua eight room co­ 9-8005. bikes, taken in trade. Used bikes kj iiA I laotoi I m Hm 4H, beceats ■ ell foa littirr* 3795. Ward Krause. 8U 8-S336. and hot water, gentleman, 37 Fos­ lonial, about one acre, garage, vil­ D io l M l 3-5121 1 2 -6 J drags, hardware, appliance, fur­ bought and sold. Full line of new ...... - ■ ■ - ter St. 8n 3-5331. lage center. Now vacant. SELUNG, Buying, Trading? LM .« SELECT YOUR organ or piano niture, market, etc. Reaaonable. M.L, (which meana Uva Modern American and English bicycles to Call JA 2-9788, AD 2-7745. Houses tor Sale 72 choose from. Big discount on all now for Christmas. Wide choice of PLEASANT, large, heated room, Houses for Sale Houseg fop Sale 72 Suburban for Sale • Two-family, 5-4. Attached two- —Multiple lAstl—aU your real ee- famous Wurlitzer, Kfmball and new bicycles for Xmas. Manches­ Roofing—Siding Help Wanted— Female 35 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen­ 81ANCHE8TER—Green Area. 8U MANCHESTER—^!ute lour i^ m car garage, large corner lot, near tate the modern Vay, Th* EUs- Articles for Sale 45 Household Goo. aee Gorman Motor Sales. Buick cleaned, r^alred, 26 years' ex week old, small breed mongrel bus Ctourt, November SO. 1967. burners. Terms, cash. MI 9-0147. peiience. ^ e e estimates Cali AUTO MECHANICS Call after 6. MI 9-3952. at 420 Laxe St. Call anytime, 9 Interested. Goss Piano A Organ Tenements 63 ranch kome In Rockledge see near bus. Only 314,800. Carlton W, wants this one sold fast. Under 01 each General Partner are; • Sales and Service. 288 Main puppies, males and females. MI ROCKVILLE—Three room apart­ tlon. IW batha, ceramic tile Charles T. Levering. ^ Park Ave­ EeUte or Georce D. Bhedd, Isto et Stree'. MI 9-4871. Open evenings. Howley. Manchester 8u 8-5361. a.m.-8 p m MI 9-6580. Co., authorized Baldwin dealer, ment, heat and hot water ■ 360 per Hutchins, 811 9-5132. 320.000. nue. Ntiw Vork. New York; Ralph Bolton, In cold District, deceased. M If M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Enjoy these advantages. 3-4265. MECHANIC SPECIAL-Tra'ln set. 317 Asylum St., Hartford. Christ- 8IODERNLY DESIGNED for ef­ kitphan counters. Attached ga- iloi-nblower. 7 Loulsburg ^uare Bos- Upon the application of DoreUir • ice. Oeaning attics, cellars and 2 weeks paid vacation odds and ends. Fou. transform­ 1956 WHIRLPOOL Imperial elec- fortless living. Beautiful new ex­ month, newly redecorated, avail­ ragb. ameaite drive, fully land- 81ANCHESTER—39,600, four rooms MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE loii.xMassachusetts; Jaiiies J. Phelan, WELLES AGENCY Kraw, praying that lettera of aOiniS* mas Store Hours 9 to 5:30; 8Ion- cellent location In RockvUle, twen­ able Immediately. Call TR 6-5126. Idtrotlon max ^ Cront^ on told 1981 TWO DOOR Chevrolet. Good yards. Incinerators emptied, aahea Heating and Plumbing 17 6 paid holidays. ers, three locomotives, one in tric clothes dryer. Excellent con­ ! day and Thursday 9 to 9, scaped lot, 321.OOO. Call R. F. of a two unit ranch). Built 1948, FROM Jr, Metfmora. Michigan; Joseph • T, Poultry and Supplies 43 ty minutes from Hartford via Walker. Jr., M9 Plcrmonl Avenue, MAIN STREET, COVENTRY tatf) represented Intestate os per op* condition. MI 9-0412. . removed. Contract aervlce avail­ Clean modern surroundings working condition. Three cars, two dition. 3125. Phone MI 9-9326. (COVENTRY Modern four room Dlmock Ck).. Realtors. 80 9-6245 immaculate condition. 4% mort ivyack. Mew York; William R. itoven- plication on file more fttUx •ppoori, || able. Ml 9-9757. Blue O osa insurance plan. seta of tracks. Two large kneehole j ORGAN SALE-Now to Dec. ^ Parkway. Alt appliances, indivi­ Joseph Ashford, 8D 9-6818, Bar­ gage available, 356 per month, TIJE flity. 825 r'ltth Avenue. New York New 23—Six MONTHS old Plica laying CROSLEY TV 20 ” VHF, console dual heat control and antenna, unfurnished apartment. Near Cen­ PI 2-7380 PI 2-7983 PI 2-6715 6 ' ’errlll. Qcean house PLUMBING AND heating—repairs strain White Rock pullets for 350. desks, good condlton. Ten-Inch . Kinsman electronic organ, regu- ter 348 per month. Tel. PI 2-7356. bara Woods, 80 9-7702, or Robert carries interest, amortization, fire 1981 KAISER business coupe GONDER’S T.V. Service, available and contract work. Call 80 9-8541 We are looking fop a first class Stanley electric hand saw. Small model. In very good condition, 350. ! lar 3§20, special 3665 plus bench. laundromat. Ample ameaite park­ Muylopk, 80 9-5972. insurance and taxes. Full base­ WILLIAM E. BELFIORE Elizabeth, Rockville TR 5-9237. MI 9-5624. Maine: t-.barles R. Perrifo, 230 Cary TALOOTTVILLE- Venxm, 331,900. Radio and heater. Call MI 3-4938. any time. Antenna conversions. man for Used car reconditioning. Keystone movie graph. MI 9-2052. Dubaldo Music Center. 811 9-6205. ing for two cars, each' available ment. amesite drive. R. F. AGENCY Avenue Mmiiland Park. Illlnole; Paul New Conn, contemporary, ultra the'tth‘ra^o1'”K 5:iiw ^^ “ Philco factory supervised service. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service aa- See Harry Carter or A1 Patch. 8 Nov. 15 and Dec. 1. Three rooms SPECIAL—39800. Four room ranch 1:00 ,o_cJock In the afternoon, ana **>*4 1956 40" I81PERIAL F’ri^idalre Wanted to Rent 68 Dimock Co., Realtors, 811 9-5245, o Southington Rd., Shaker modern ranch. % acre wdoded 1984 8in>ER U Holiday Oldamobile. Tel. MI 9-1486. sur'es aatlsfactlon, prompt service. a.m. to 5 p.m., or call lor appoint­ Articles for Sale 45 I-ARGE HIGH chair, rocker, doll and bath. Adults, 3100 monthly. full basement. Nicely landscaped or Joseph Ashford, 8fl 9-6818 Bar­ PHONE MI 9-0760 pnarlrs S. Sargent, 960 lot. Waaher - di^er-retrlgerator- Good condition. Asking 31400. Call CH 7-8124, 80 9-5485. ment. crib, house, blackboard, small electric range. Excellent condition Wearinjt Apparel— Furs 57 Phone Ml 9-4824, TR 5-5775. URGENTLY need five or six li^t. This home is in perfect condi­ Park Avenue. New York. Now Vork; 3150. Call 811 3-4226. bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Edward O. McDonnell. liorsehshoe* buiU-ln oven-stove are Included. MI 3-0709. rtlUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. awing, doll high-chair. 8II 9-6486. rooms, unfurnished. Couple with tion Inside and out. R. F. Dimock Murdock 8n 9-5972 a. copy of Ihle order one time to aom* S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ KOTAL AND Smith-Clorona port­ CHESTER FURRIERS - Furs re­ TTVO ROOM unfurnished apartment MANCHESTER LISTINGS For appointment to aee call the Small appliances repaired. 151 CARTER CHEVROLET CO., able and standard typwriters. three children, eight, six and four. * Co., Realtors, 80 9-5245, Joseph Ijiblln 440 Park Avenue. New York, R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 5S'^!P5P*'' ^ ?to f a clrcuUtloa to sidi North Main St. Ml 3-8517, resi­ ing contractor. New installations TELEVISION—17" mahogany floor modeled, repair(4d. Capes and with bath, 419 North Main St. 811 Ashford, 80 9-6818, Barbara New custom built ranch homes New York; Howard E. Buhse 14i Dtotrirt and to ^ U n s a com lhar*. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS INC.* All makes and adding machines model, new picture tube Reason Reasonable rent, excellent refer­ 89 HAWTHORNE Street — Seven Church Ro^. WInneUca. Illlnole- 9-5246, J o m h Ashford, MI 9-0818, rimj p ^ to M 'Kim dence MI 3-6960. alteration work and repair worl: Diamonds— Watcheo— stoles made, 319.95. Call 811 9-7218 9-0576. ences if needed. 8U 9-0502. Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ years old, six room Cape, two Large rooms, fireplace, oil heat, of Bolton to eald Wetotet, jdl at laaaS 80 9-3808. - . 1229 Main Street. 8Ianchester sold or rented. Repairs on all for selling, redecorating. 8n '2 Meredith R«[d Barbara woods. Ml 9-'7703 * or \1964 Buick four door sedan, makes. 8Iarlow's. for free estimate, at your horns, dock, 80 9-5972. unfinished, open stairway, hot well designed kitchen. Large lots Orerbrook HUE. ifennaylvania-; James Robert Murdock. MI 9-5973. five daVa before aald day of haartas. heater, 3998. WATER PUMPS and Systems com­ 8n 9-5238 Jewelry i 48 9-1608 before 5' p.m. NEWLY REDECORATED three with many shade trees. Select your J. Watson, 3501 Davidson Avenue CHARLM R. NiaSoiBOKTjSSie. room apartment in Vernon, Conn, water keat. oH. amesite drive, (Dodge fourEm>- after 6 p.m. tog Co. 8fl 3-6563. Ow'ned and op­ coal, oil, gas, cook stove, ovens. Products • 50 Phone for appointment aluminum storm windows and ished garage, only 316,800. Subur­ 1SA3 RedfleM V n iaw Mm SSCK, punch egelnst th* lesUtant ste- AVAILABLE JAN. 1. three room screens. Near bus and schools, ban. Carlton W. Hutchins. 8tl room In basement, lavatory on said, “haa come to regard the prob­ ABLE CARfe ARE SURE erated by Walter B. Perrett, Jr., Write Box C, Herald Stove boards, stove pipe, dampers, Hartford CM 7-0358 FURNISHED ROOM, near Main ^rsev Edward V.*'l J /;^ '‘ 'S 40’ lem of infection much leee ser­ phylocoecal etralna—and oUier ap- GRINDINQ AND abarpenlng — wicks for all stoves, beds, new COOKING AND eating apples. 75c heated apartment In the Rublnow real bargain, A-1 condiUon. Price 9-5132. 1st floor, close to everything, 20th Street. New pUcabla anUbtoUce which might TO PLEASE YOU. BANK agent for Burnham’s Van Service, After 7 p.m. CM 6-4690 St. MI 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. Houses for Sale 72 Oliver H ileighw av m Ji.. iously than it did prior to tha de- tools recondiUpned. Lawn mowers' mattresses, springs, roli-a-way a 18 quart basket. Louis M. Botti, Building. Onvenlent to stores, 322,500. Bowers School — Six yet on qiilet street. TBR8IS OF COURSE." Service to 48 states. 280 Bush Hill Rd. See It Day Or Night THE TIME to buy is when owner H'en Ellyn IlSnSe.^' ^ ' Streel, velbpment of antibiotics. We are come In th* future—eluHildhelliB- and saws precision hharpened. l^d, vanity, tables, linoleum rugs, ATTRACTIVELY furnished and churches and buses. Phone to­ SIX ROOM Cape, centrally located rooms, English Colonial, older f^iph .Nornbiower and Ited to the most needful patleata. If you have no means of transpor­ night, 7-8. 8 0 3-6158. Is anxious to sell. This fine home now in an er» when th|fi attitude Thjs Week’s Spedal Pleasers: ■ motors serviced, ensllage'lmlvea, Salesmen Wanted 36-A linoleum by the yard, many Items tation, I'll send my auto for you. cheerful rooms. Complete light 313,800. Aluminum aiding, ameaite home, garage, fireplace, quick oc­ Th* idea of limitation would be TOOKING APPLES 90c McIntosh cupancy. 315,900. George L. must be sold by January 1. It’s Income property, Two-faraily must be changed." mower blades, shears, cutlery, Palleting— Papering 21 too numerou.s to mention. This cold storage No. 1 31,25 half No obligation housekeeping facilities available. drive. This home is an excellent to reduce the oosslbUity of the 1955 Rambler 4 Dr. Custom cUppera. etc. Empson H. Abom, SALESMEN—Either part lime or stock is left over from Jones Single, double. Children accepted buy! For appointment to see call Grazladio, Realtor, 8fl 9-5878. a gracious home for a large fam- over store (now rented as poat Declaring that ctotain etralna of PAINTING AND paperhanging. bushel. Tel. 8U 3-8116. Louis A— E—R—7 —’S Business Locations ll.V desiring to foster a memorable staphylococci'gsnna have'become germs building up reetsteac* to Sedan Maple St., EUlngton. Tel. TO full time. E.xcellent income oppor­ Furniture store. Must be sold for Bunce. 529 West Center Street. —limited Parking. Central. Rea­ the R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors office). Owner will take mort­ those drugs through over-fAadttar- 8-7166. Good clean workmanshhlp at rea­ 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD BUILDERS special—built for him­ childhood. The 14 .rooms lend resistant to most of the wonder Exceptionally nice one owner tunity. Call Chirrier Construction. any price. Come and convince OPEN EVERY NIGHT sonable price! Come see! Mra. for R»»nt 64 Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, 80 gage. ity, sonable rates. 30 years in Man- 8n 3-2094. yourself. 40 Oak St., 2nd floor. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 80 9-7702 self. New living room with -built-in themselves to easy arrangement drugs and that they present "a with the looks and* economy you’ll TILL 9 P.8I. for various family needs. Three HURRI-CLEAN ‘lyana-lt Service. cheater. Raymond Flake. 80 Open Saturdays only 10 a.m -4 RYE STRAW for sale. 8H 9-1406. ENTIRE BUILDING about 6,500 or Robert Murdock, 80 9-5972. bookshelves, finished recreation serious problem in hosjUtallsed ps- love. Ashes, trash and junk removed. 9-9?37. p.m. square feet Suitable for stores, room with fireplace and paneled fireplaces, winter skating rink, Juat listed—West Side, 2-fam- tlenta,” Dr. (jaswell said: Norway’s national n«wa aervlce, ROPER 1952 de luxe, combination den. Huge kitchen, dining area. pine paneled recreatior room with N.TO. (Norsk Telegrambyra), re* Only $345 Down For courteous, reasonable aervlce, Help Wanted— office. Insurance company! hall, LARGE BRICK FRONT Ranch lly 6-6. Excellent location, cor- Palm Bfech. Florida-Perev * 'A return to the most strict hos­ call 8n 9-7853. Ask for Hurrl- EUCTliii^OR and interior painting. GIRL’S WHITE figure Icr skates, GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes—de­ gas atove and cast Iron heating • etc. Occupancy 3-4 months. In House, 8 bedrooms, 14x21’ living Twice as many cabinets as usual. pool table. Three-car garage. cently marked Ita 80th amtiveroanr. Male or Female 37 unit. Clean and in excellent condi­ NOTICE uer lot tiedg(d in for privacy; pital techniques (o f aterUlsatlon) 1955 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan Ctean BUI. Ceilings zetinlahed. Paperhanglng. size 4. Boy’s close set double run­ livered to you); door. Juat a few center of town. One car garage for room with paneled fireplace wail, Two ceramic tile baths. For fur- Beautiful oak grave on acre plot. is essential. Unleae this is- done, It is owned and controUsd by 100 tion. Call 8TI 9-4108. In accordance with the requlra- thfcr informaUon or appointment Most convenient -location. Priced 2-car garage, good Timken oil . Bel Aire 6 WallpapeXjMoks. Estimates given. WANTED— COMBINATION short ner, shoe skates, size 13. Both like left. Call Hathaway, 8fl 9-6438. inenu of the Zoning Regulations rent at the Center. Call 80 9-5228, kitchen with dining area, ceramic successful control of infections in newspaper* throughout the eoun- Fully coveHd by insurance. Call order cook and dishwasher. Apply new. 8fl 9-4480. or 80 8-7444. tile bath, basement garage. R. to ace call the R .. F. Dimock A right to sell quickly. Easily con­ heat, excellent condition. This try. Sharp throughout. Oievrolet’a Household Services Edward R. Price 8U 9 1003. for the Town of Manchester, Co., Realtors, 80 9-5245. Joseph verted into well paying apart­ hospital patients with antibiotic best model. at Walnut Restaurant, 7 Walnut Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap­ F. Dimock A Co. Realtors, 8n la an exceptional property. resistant stapbylocoool la doomed Offered 13-A St. BOY’S ICE skates, size 7 still in FOR OFFICJB or commercial use, 0-5245; Joseph Ashford. 811 9-6818; Ashford. Ml 9-6818, Barbara ment. Call Katherine Pratt, PI Only $345 Down ALL PAINTING and paperhanging box, 36. Boy's combat boots, size peals will hold a public hearing on three rooms, ground floor. Main Woods, 80 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ 2-7596 or J. Wataon Beach A Co., Shown by appointment only. KonUwortit WlnSI»:*HeVbert*T^ 22?k’ to failure.” , Wednesday evening, December 18, Barbara Woods 8U 9-7702; or WEAVING of burna, moth holes guaranteed. Excellent workman­ PART TIME—Greenhou.se and gen­ 6'/4, 33. Folding German camera, Street near Center. Phone 80 Robert Murdock. Ml 9-5P72. dock, 80 9-5972. Realtpra, JA 2-2115. DIrectI Oeataet PhspolBted 1955 Chevrolet Club Coupe and' torn clothing, runs, ship, Chll JA 5-5792 for free estl- 38. All like new. 811 3-0042. I 1657 at 8:00 P.M. in the hearing 9-5229 or 80 8-7444. The surgeon said "one of the eral work. Apply in person at M A L E H E LP : room of the Municipal Building on Art Yonr Gar A real fine little can and ready handbags repaired, zipper re­ mate. Krause Florist and Greehhouses. WEST SIDE—Six room Cape, four DRASTICALLY reduced 313.000, 312,800 —Bolton—Near Manchester, JOHN H. HAPPEN, INC. ’ most Important means of spread of to make you happy. placement, umbrellas repaired, NEW F'OOTBALL, basketball, doll­ i the following application. STATE OFFICE formerly occupied by In­ down, tWb finished up large en­ large three bedroom ranch, fire­ seven room Cape, five doWn, two the organism is by direct contact CEILINGS whitened,, interior paint­ Ask for George Krause. WANTED ! HEARING AL.SO. Only $195 Down men's shirt collars reversed and house, men’s skates t7». child’s surance man now available. Rent closed porch, amesite drive, fine place, tile bath, aluminum storms unfinished up, steam heat do­ 164 fe. Center St.. Manchester with personnel or patients with ac­ ing, Evenings and Saturdays. 8H table-chair set and battery radio. Wanted experienced truck Jack’s Atlantic Service Station, reasonable. 983 Main. 80 3-7614, location. For appointment to see cellar, carport, 125’ frontage) mestic hot water, plenty of kltcb- tive infection or by direct sontact PaymaaisTooHigk? replaced. Marlow s Little Mend­ 9-5425. TOBACXX) Sorters for 2-3 months 1952 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan ing Shop. work. Experienced or will train. MI 3-6526. mechanic prepared to ae- 706 Main Street, Bualness Zone 8 0 3-6419. call the R. F. Dimock Co.. Real­ peeping views, must sell. Carlton en cabinets, artesian well. Pri­ MI 9-5281 with heavily contaminated hospital cume re.pon.lbllity for the III. Special Exception la requested W. Hutchins. 80 9-5132. vacy. 4'4% mortgage. Lawrence OnC owner—original throughout. WALLPAPER REMOVED 3750 Apply Conn. State Employment tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph, Ashford, materials.” FLAT FINISH Holland window Service. 806 Main St., 8Canchester. BOY’S ICE skates, size 8, glrl’i ice maintenance and repair of to have limited Repairer'a LJcentie MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 8tl F. Fiaho, 811 g-SOlu. MI 9-2896 MI 3-5219 And these *wlJy bugs, be oaiii Prevloualy owned by local school per room. Quick, clean, steam re­ skates, size 2. Girl’s dresses and MANCJHESTER—Six room ' Cape tMurher. I kid you not. shades, made tb measure. Ail track, deet. Top wage* for and Certificate of Approval for Read Herald Advs. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, 8fl Ybrit.'rh'; P' .New have been reported as sources ^ metal Venetian blinds at a new moval. Evening aepommodations Brownie uniforms. Call 811 9-3434 qualllied person. Apply In same. 9-8972. 815,800. Six finished rooms. (Jom- 316,000 — Manchester—SLx room York. Thi offlc,'and pU?“ ‘of j Onl5’ $175 Down extended. MI 9-9158. after 6 p.m. - pleted game room. Detached ga­ Green Manor ranch, domestic hot InyronnecUcut Is 75 P?arl StreaTOS? infections in various hospital tar^ low price. Keys made while you Situations Wanted- person at All persona Interested may at­ gets including clean surgicgl wait. Marlow's. tend this hearing. rage, Ideal location, near trans­ water, floor radiation heat, plas­ to ^ •mountu of capital furntahMf 1951 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan Femaie 38 Easy-On Shirt Frock portation and shopping center, R tered walls, ceramic bath, fire­ wounds; In newborn babies aa aldji Bonds-^tocks Mortnaitco 31 CARLSON'S EXPRESS ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MANCHESTER—Thi* old EngUsh Partner'.'® StSJSt aliments; in nursing mothen aa Fully equipped. In fine order. ABSOLUTE Bargain — Upholater- 44 Stoek|Pla0e, hlanehester William H. Stuck, Chairman For That Casual Look! F. Dimock A Co.. Realtors, 80 place, attached garage and car­ style home of brick construction, Ing, custom made cornices, 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818 port. amesite drive, nicely land­ breast abacessea; in the resplia- Only $165 Down CASH—Available for 2nd mortgage BABY SITTING evenings, Man­ Charles S. Towle, Secretary has everything to make a family pJf^v’ w ' ...... 3250.000 tory tract aa a form of pneumonia; drapes and slip covers, 879.50 and Advt. No. 3426 Barbara Wood.*, 80 9-7702------scaped corner lot 200 foot front­ loans, 3b,000 up. Consolidate all chester or Bolton. MI 3-4096. Robert. Murdock, happy. Four bedrooms, three twin and In severe types of stomach or , 1953 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedan up. CSioice of fabrics. Call Mrs. debts Into one monthly payment. Wanted 80 9-6972. age. near school, ahoj^plng and size, beautiful living room, dining Six cyl. radio. Heater. A clean Holmes, 8U 3-7063. CONVALESCENT-Need someone bub. City water and-sewer. Owner Paul H. Davla ...... Sn'SI! intestinal inflammation In post­ For each 31,000 borrowed your WEST SIDE-1956, three bedroom room, birch -cabinet kitchen, lU operative surgical patients. W« wM p a y o f yomr boH solid family car. coat only 32.29 per week. Call in your home, While you are con­ Young man for stock work I will redecorate inside and outside FURNITURE repairing and refln- ranch, excellent condition, 35,000 baths, two-car garage. Fine plaiy •••••••• But he indicated that Sharp re­ Francis J. Wrona, 214 South S t, valescing from an illness? If so Lawrence F. Flano, Ml 9-5910. area with apple and pear trees. CMC* hi funU cmd offtr a Only $195 Down iahing: antiques restored. Furni­ phone 8fl 9-7129. down, mortgage payments 347.92 ductions in. such infections (a pos­ Rockville, TR 5-5167, Evenings TR and delivery service in parts per month. Carltem W. Hutchins. Owner transferred. For appoint­ Lut^r Daarborn ...... " i e o m p la t * s«I« c HcM3 o f ture Repair Service, Talcottvtlle. 5-4841. Q h d THE INSIDE STORY sible, ss exemplified by this exper­ 1957 Ford Country Sedan-Sta- 8n s-7449; WOULD LIKE to baby si; op do MI 9-5132. ment call Madeline Smith. Real­ department. tor, 8n 9-1642. ience at Temple University Medical eld*r moci«i guaroR t^ ■' tion Wagon ironing. In my home. Call Xn trlbutlon bv’^r.rh"si?rt;rpartn';r X Center: ™ Funy equipped. A local car at 3-4519. A B EST BUY-----By BELFIO R E SIX R008I Cape Cod, finished WE RECOMMEND a .O f’noral *Partiier It* c o r $ . Business Opportunities 32 Apply Parts Manager game room in basement, garage, Hornblofpr ...... ’ 1250 OOn Beginning in February, 1966,” great savingg. BuildiitK— Contracting 14 -th e , EAST HARTFORD In estab­ Jdm^ J. Pholan. Jr. •§0 WO he said, "there was a marked rise amesite drive, choice location) Lots for Sale PartnrrRhIn. which com W« abe boy fpr cosh Only $695 Down GENERAL remodeling and repair­ PACKAGE STORE, candy -store 315.800 R. F. Dimock A Co., Real­ lished community of well kept 7^ in the number of clean surgical with four room apartment above, Do)T8— Birds— Pets „ 41 homes, moderate taxes, this six -®«®»Vp'iss- ing. Specializing in building of MORIARTY BROS. _ % tors, MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, wounds showing infection and oS typM of lot* LUXURY SPECIAL and six room single house. Both room Colonial costing little to heat, LOTS 125x200 and larger, 31,200 .liS'. WJIF.REOF, lha undrr- analyaia showed an infection rate garages and shell houses of all 81ANCHBSTER Pet Center for all N m bfst ihinip to getiinft an 8n 9-6818. Barbara Woods, 8II and up. Off Manchester Road, 1948 Cadillac 1-Dr. Sedan types. Ml 3-0731. businesses are well established. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock i is a good Investment. Garage. Con- of approximately'5 per cent. Fol- your pets and pet supplies. Use .701-315 Center Street Evinrude it giving one. Either dition good. • Glastonbury. Telephone 8T 6-5981 Prompt, lost. rdioMt Excellent tires Radio, heater, Ideal'family venture. Tel. 8II our Christmas lay-away plan now. 9-5972. (■*!fARLF.S T. t^OVRRTNO lo ^ n g Institution of methods of 3-7060 for appointment to see. way, the fun is yours to ihare after 6 p.m. =:DWARD V. L A F F « 4 -A t t y . In buyinig Mrvie«.- hydramatic. A local car in fine BIDWEIX Home Improvement Co Let Us handle your gift problems. with Che family. Now is the oontrol.. .the rate... fell to an order. Atterations, additions garages. Open Monday through Saturday 31400 DOWN, new three bedroom GLASTONBURY. Cedar Ridge B O L ipN -T w o large wooded lots R4t.PIt HORNBt,OWEB acceptable level of 0.8 per cent to ANOTHER Laundry. 8Iiss Laun- easiHt time of all to launch your ranches, ceramic bath, hot water J4MFJI .1. PHEt.AV JR Full price only $595 Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ 9-6. Thursday and Friday nights fdmity on summers of wonderful Terrace—Desired for economy in on Williams Road. Call owner 811 ".5 per cent et terms. 8II- 9-6495 or TB dcrett, in terrific location. Man­ heat, ',i acre, trees, 312.650. Carl­ GVOROE t . m .T K tl till 6. 995 81ain St. 8H 9-4273. fun... with our Lay-^way PUn. % upkeep, and' more leisure hours for 3-6321. JOSEPH T V/AI.KER JR Controls Described 5-9109. t chester delivered, installed with ton W. lutchlna 811 9-5132. The control method included: Barlow. DE CORMIER MOTOR large promotion, training, no rent SEPTIC TANKS Come in. Find out about it. . , the homemakev. This six room fa rt'’ ' AUy. In AKC REGISTERED puppies. Cock­ ranch with two baths two-car ga­ 1. Special techniques for steri­ ALL 'TYPES of carpentry work until successful, 35.300 cash full : AND and sec |he dazzling, newr MANCHESTER—Holiday specials. THOMAS B GANNETT MOTOR SALES SALES, INC. ers. CoUiea, very . reasonable. Evinnudes now! rage, is a wise investment. Excel­ Suburban for Sale 75 lizing dressings and instruments done, alterations, dormers roof­ price see I^aundry 8Iiss, 649 Main Washburn Kennels, Rockville- TR Four room ranch, nice condition WH.I.'AM R ROVENSKY PLUMED SEWERS all city utilities on bus line. Full lent construction. Open Saturday i .o m s J. CROSS used on staphylococcal infected / PHONE TR 5-2538 TOUR RA8IBLER AND WTLLYS ing, porches, etc. Call 8IJ 9-5981. St.."East Hartford, or phone Staf­ 6-2894. • TIAROt.D E. VERRILL ford Springs OV 4-2198 evenings. . price 310,500. Six room home, good and Sunday. BOLTON.-Oi-entry line. New six cases and special handling of their WINDSOR AVE. d e a l e r ] HARRY A. TREES , g e n e r a l c a r p e n t r y , kitchen condiUon. All city utUiUes with room Cape. Four finished down • o i a r i . e s R. PEH R i g o bedding when taken to. the latm- ROCKVILLE, CONN. . MaeMis CleaMd HATFtFn.D SMITH dry. . . - 24 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER and , bathrooms remodeled, attic Septio Tanka, Dry Wells, -Bewer land enough to make for a country ceramic Ule bath, walkout base­ Open Till 9 Evehingg Help Wanted— Female .75 McBRIDE'S H. B. GRADY, Broker ment, large lot. 313,700. R F p a t h ^ t e a k t n 2. Changing of surgeons’ ciqia and basement rooms finished ga­ home in the city A buy at 314,900. ct.riiTOv p b ’ at.-'e r j r UnM Installed— Cellar Water- Dimock i Co., Realtors. Ml 1949 PLYMOUTH de luxe four door rages and porches. Robgrt ' M. • SEPTIC TANKS proofing Done. Cape Cod—Ebccellent location l >-4 MI 3-S009 O'ZRLFB S SiROTOTT sedan. In good running condition. Alexander, 8fl 9-7716 HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Cleaned ^and Installed S P O R T S P O T baths, large wooded lot,, all utili­ 9-5245. JIgtseph Ashford, 80 9-6818 JOHN :T. MARKHAM Five day week, salaried, excellent Barbara Wooda. Ml 9-7702, or Rob­ .EOWARDO M^DON^Ioj, 564 West. Middle Tpke, Can be ties. a real good one for 314,700. ,’^DWARD V. LAFFAN-Atty In seen after 5. working conditions, opportunity • SEWERS. McKINN^ BROS. 111'/, Ceater St.—MI 9-8747 Over 75, more homes of all kinds ert Murdock, Ml 9-5972. Aluminum Storms and for advancement. Call 8fl S-43U ■ in all price ranges. Call The Ells­ t STANT.KY M F n > :n S 8U 3-6761, Hacfalne Cleaned M ^,7P^TN Screens 14-A Scwwrag* Dbpos^ Co. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. MANCHESTER- HEBRON ROAD-Bolton, Hendee I.OTTTq J T»U^T?V 1936 FORD COUPE; good for Stock ISO-182 Peart S i -*■ Ml SriiSOS SVINKUDE S A I B A SERVICI 8n 3-6930. COMMENDABLE Rd., Andover. New six room HOWAFtn K car only. 335. Ml 9-6442. C081PLEn'E LINE of aluminum CLERK-TYPIST for general office • INSTALLATION Inches. Ready for occupancy. .TAXfi^q p ATLANTIC "ItQows. doors, awnings, jal­ work, opf>ortunity for advance­ 5 6 6 5 NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., Residential four room expand ment, Alexander Jarris Co., 6 SPECrALIST 'Buement garages, acre*1018, com­ 1951 "MERCURY.* two door sedan ousies, For free estimate call us This week's Best Buy has a (plethora) of Wtstanding ♦ Manchester. Fi-ve rooms, com pete able bungalow. First floor has two bination windows, built-in stoves. ') I.AFFAN_Atty. overdrive, excellent motor and Dover Rd. any time. Rome Specialties Co. features. We herewith list these without further ado: full rear dormer, I'4 batha, fire­ bedrooms, living room, kitchen and T. J. Crockett. Realtor. 8tl 3-1577 Jtf * *7* * T .irvjr Service Station tires, 3325. 81 Avondale Rd. MI 8U 3-2856. Towr and Qounltf TO KNIT place, basement garage. T. Shan­ full tile bath. Elxcellent lot with tv MI 9-7751. .TAVFC T w>Tqnv 9:8413. SEWING 8IACHINE operators, 1. Wall toi wall carpeting EOW^RT) V. LAFFAfl—Atty night shift. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply 5. Venetian blind* non, Builder, 80 3-7469, BU 9-1418. garage. A friendly neighborho^. ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors, THIS 18 YOUR CHANCE TO 2. Oloss ohower doors 6. Custem light fixturea 8 4 5 8 ] OR C R ^ H E T ' Asking 313,800 BOLTON—4Doventry line. New five H P .V M O N O Pon*Et,T, 1938 BUS equipped for luncheon­ jalousies, porches, awntnga. Free Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. Oraiaasa Co. R O C K V Ila L E OWN , YOUR • OWN HOME 8. Refrigerator 7, Ahi:uhiinum storm and 10-20 ' 'Whether you knit or 'crochet, 8itANCHESTER — 314.500 Cape, room rsaich. ceramic Ule bath, OAVTEf, Y BTrPGrV F O R LEASE ette, at 10 Apel Place. Contact GEOPG’B O E tP A , estimates Call N B.’ Chase <3o . VALUABLE SALES territory* now ■rreena four down, two unfinished up. Nice Shown by appointment. knotty pine kitchen, waik-out . COMPANY PAID TRAININQ PROORAM Tony Arruba. MI 3-6389. 8U 9-0233. TR 5-1200 M IM 1 4 3 4. Electric atove you'll want to make this perfect I Phone 8 0 3-6273 I'EVRV HOPVP»r)WER n ‘ available in Manchester for am- 8. Wrought Iron railings. A carafully designed shirtwaist topping for your skirts! The back condition. Near schools, transpor­ baaemem. Large lot Reduced to E O W ARP V I.AVTAN® ALL KINDS OF SALES and SERVICE AIDS billouj women who woultj like to BRAND NEW SV2 ROOM RANCH dress in alses that compliment a belt adds a look of ‘casual ele­ tation and shopping center. Ciall BRAE-BURN REALTY , 314,900. R . F. DimocK Co., Real­ PJI.PM HORMBT.OWFP JR LOCATED ON HEAVILY TRAVELED HIGHWAY Ah Immaculate, expandable Cape, this truly unusual value be­ Od.ri’ E R t» h e i g h w a y ' represent Avon Coametlca. Pleaa- ! : \ ■ *' young figure. Front buttoning the R. F. Dimock Co., Realtors. tors, 811 9-S24S, Joseph Ashford, LARGE NEIGHBORHOOD TRADE Trailers 6 A Florists—Nurseries 15 Featuring 3 bedrooms, fireplace with l^rch paneling nn one comes available due to a job transfer. Practically new, '(com ­ gance’ to .this sweater designed 80 JENSEN STREEt-aean four HARRY W PtrcT’EYTr aqt dignified pari time work. Call makM It a Joy to wear and care MI 9-824b or Joseph Ashford, 1^ Ml 9-8818, Barbara Woods, MI PAO. B SKPCNFP POTENTIAL BUSINESS TTtADE AVAILABLE pleted in February o f this yeak) this home ia so inherenUy dU- especially for the more mature room Cape with expansion atlicv F RESH CUT native C?hristmaa 8tl 3-5195. wallj ceramic tile bathr, all Youngetown kitchej^ with built in for. figure. ' ^9-6818, Barbara Wooda, 8fl 9-7702, 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, 80 l^iy^ARD V. I.AF e f a n , Ally. COM PLY FINANCE PLAN IS AVAILABLE. 1954 GENERAL 4 Star trailer 29 tinctive that we thought an interior view of the living room ’ Robert Murdock, Ml 9-8972. 1 Sensibly price'd. Immediate occu­ 9-S97Z fert, equipped with full awning trees. Orders taken. Come early, oven and range, full cellar, .oil hot water^^heat, closet apace No. 8456 with Patt-O-Rama la Pattern No. 5668 contains both TT*T'07.T' T r*AT?TFI» CLEANING woman, % or 1 full day would beet point this up. Every room has only the beat in mate- pancy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. r*T.AT»r»V TV and, cement patio. , Located on '^gel you pick. Joseph Krawski. TO SETTLE ESTATE galore, ameaite drive, complete landacaMd plot, including In aizea'io, 12, 14i 16, 18, 20. Size crochet and knit directions — Ml 3-1577, MI^9.6418. Located at 288 West Middle Turnpike Foster St., Wapping., MI 3-6069. per week. Own tranaportatioif pre , rial and workmansHlp. lx>cated tn the adjoining town of Vernon, 12, 32 bust, with sleeve, 8 1-8 yards SEVEN B(X}M single, four bed- ELLINGTON —New oversized '544 TT>7PT4V 7 LnIte Pqcotopaug. East Hampton. Heus«hold •ffccts shruba, city water and sewbr- Seconds to Khool, bus Una and - I ; it la but 3 minute* to the yvilbur Croaa Parkway, less than that sizes 38, 40, 42 Incl; material re­ Trrn(«r4 xfFY7>'w Manchester ferred. MI 9-0118. * f 35>lnch. > quirements; stitch illustrations. rMms, 144 batha, modern cabinet room ranch. Mahogany paneled Oril AN 7-9970 after 4 p.m. or 8IE ■ to Route 83. (priced sensibly, should sell fast. kitchen, large landscaj>ed yard TWO-FAMILY HOUSP 'Z'D’ V a r d V. T.APFAN Ally. Immediate Vicinity Of The 8-2270 any time. itmd' misc^kmodus parkway. i ' I "F or this pattern, send 38c in Sand ?5c in Coins, your name, fire wall, ceramic Ule bath, fully m TwM' rtooPnt—Siding 16 w o m a n TO llvf in two montlia for with shade trees, Manchester .TOS7PT»t3 A. n n f v * Coins, your naina', address, size i(ddreaa and the Pattern Number air-conditioned, two car basement Manchester Parkade Shopping Center light housekeeping and cor* of centMifs* on Hit PRICE $13,900. Four up ana four down. On nice V 7’>FW Fy e v f p k t t FOR THE best In sliingle and built desired, and the Pattern Number to Green Area. CaU MI 9-1205 after 3 garage. Large tot. Call the R. F. *vr one cljild. Excellent' salary, MI THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE ABENCY to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN- p.m. Or weekends. lot with two-car garage. First floor 77'^Trif.UM T t.a tv lo R. JR up roofing, gutters, leaders, chlm- Rrtfflists by Hitfom- SVC BUBNETT. THE MAN- CHESTEir EVENING HERALD. Dimock Co., Realtors. 8U 9-5245 P attt n r » v x u ^ . Information Aato Driving School 7A 9-5148. ' 1 10% Down— FUA— 30 Y w r Mortgage Available available for immediate occupancjt. nev and roof repairs call CoughUn. OBEiTER EVENING HERALD, 1150 AVE AMERICAS. NEW or Jbseph Ashford, 8Q 9-6818, Bar­ V LAFFAW. Atty. Ml 3-7707. * y, ISO GardMT St., MdCBIE bTHEET—Attractive six bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert C ot Mlfelmll 9.8225 DAYS MORTLOCKl’S-^Mancheater'a lead- w o m a n tx) clean up after dinner IISO AVE. AMERICAS. NEW YORK 80. N. T. Priced right. APTTJTTR tv. tVAKEI.FT Maoehosttr. YORK M. N. Y. room Cape 'on lot 60x140. Living Murdock, 8Q 9-5972. ing Driving School offers tba most for 16, Chriatmaa tlay. CallM Have you a copy of our 1W7 room with fireplace. Large work- EBWARD V. LAFFAN—AUy CoH MItelwS 9.6826 EVENINGS RAY’S ROOFXNO 0 0 -, ahlMle and 3-S349, , • WEBSTER AGENCY In far* in driver Mucation, Tbouaanda of Sotnrdc^, Doc. 7 PHONE Ml 94)740 The FaU G Winter '87 edition of Needlework Album? It contalna aayer kitchen with loads of cabi­ Arthur O Llllv hunt- — up . - roofs, — , gutter -wf and con­ our pattern hook Baale Faahion la Information available by VERNON — Near parkway, 5H Or Wrifo aadoOed students. 200,000 mUea ductor worli roof, chimney re- I fifty-six colorful pages showing nets, dining room, three faxtrooms. HFRW EBT I. M A R K R AK PRACTICAL nunie' to' pare for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m TEL. ROCKVILLE— TR 5-5745 flUed with amart, ntw *tyle* for alt room ranch, plaatored waUa, tUe • EDWARD V. LAFFAN—Atty. THE ATiANTIC REHNING CO. ■ocfdent free tnatrUcUons. MI palw ., Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214. many pratty deaigur plug direc­ Full basement Hot water oU heat. appointment only. In fact ~ ’ t-TM . chronic invalid, nigbta, to live in. alae*; apeclkl features. It’s colorful, tions for m a k in gs crochet Items bath, modern conveniences, large Ray JockaoB, MI 8-025. MoifeUne Smith, Aealtorj MI lot Price relwonable. Coll owner LtrmWR DCABBORN P. O. lO X 147, EAST HARTFORD 8, CONN. Write Box D, Herald. sttmulaUng and so usaful. 3S cants. and A quUL -Only 85 a oopyl . j EDWARD T. LAnrAN-AHy. * MI 9-3640 AO 34373. ■ ^ , - to fact 01 . . . . ■ h ' ..V- . . : k . PAG® TWENTY-EIGHT ^a»tthp tpr Eijptttng ®prall>' Average Daily Net Pres^ Run 0 r»r the Week Ended Novetnber 80, 1057 The syeather , \ Pereeaa* at V. WeatB* Bam 12,682 \ Member of the Audit Ratal ending to n ii^ clearlag, Bureau of Qrculatlon colder by morning. Law ^ lea. Manchester— City of Village Charm Sunday fair, colder. High,near 4$.

VOL. LXXVII, NO. 58 (TWELVE P^APES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1957 (Claeatfled AdrertUing aa Paga 10) PRICE p i v k CENTS Hak's has a wendarful as- . •• sertmant of Christmas Gift Canadians Books for all tho boys and British Fly Troops Probes Set GIFTS girls on your list. To Get Tax On Failure im Cut in 1958 To Hondurasf Fear From Of Satellite Ottawa, Dec. 7 (4»)—Cana­ Link to Guatemetla dians will pay $178 million Cape (Tanaveral, Fla., Dec. 7 WM lesB next year in personal and Belize, British H o n d u r a s , British Honduras and- (^)—Military and scientific ■Si Dec. 7 (/P)—Brtish troops seek financial aid. personnel planned today to prporation income taxes and The British Colonial Secretary coTiguct a series of confer­ GOLDEN PICTURE BOOK OF SCIENCE ...... $1.35 in automobile purchase levies, have been rushed into this ects ...... charged in the House of Commons ences to find out what caused HALE'S RAND McNa l l y w o r l d a t la s $ 1.00 the government announced Central American .colony ifi that Price and other PUP mem­ last night. the wake of official charges bers of the delegation talked in the failure of this country’s TEACH ME TO READ...... $1.00 giant Vanguard test rocket. BEDTIME TALES ...... All the country-'e 4'i million In­ that a leading politician here London with the Guatemalan . . . . } ...... $1.95 come taxpayer* will benefit.. For envoy about the possibility of cut­ The missile,\^72 feet long, barely had discussed union with ting loose from Britain and as­ managed to g«t^ off the ground CHILD'S BOOKS OF STONES ...... ' " ' ...... 59c thoae with taxable incomes over neighboring Guatemala. Victim Safe; LAND MARK BO O KS____ 12.000 the change* will mAnn • I sociating the colony with Guate­ yesterday before it exploded in a OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9KM ...... $1.95 Raving* of $30 Troop** were flown in from mala. huge display of and smoke. • • $ ALL ABOUT BOOKS '*1*1 more if they j Jamaica yesterday to reinforce the Guatemala Pushes Claim Tlie men In charge of the apec- have dependent* or buy cars. regiment stationed at this Carib- Both Guatemala and Mexicoj tacular launching atternpt w’ant to Trio Seized N^NCY DREW BOOKS ...... $1.00 hlnance Minister Donald Flem-( bean - capital. Another company claim British...... Honduras, which know just what hnppened^to the HARDY BOYS' BOOKS . ing announced to Parliament that I landed in the frigate Ulster and a touches both. The colony does not Vanguard rocket that carKed^ a ...... $1.00 effective Jan. 1 the new conserva- ! second British navy ship was re- touch the nation of Honduras. tiny E.arth satellite In its nose/i^d CLOTH BOOK? ...... 30c to $1.00 tlve government will: j ported cruising nearby. Guatemala has been pushing her why. During Act December Reduce the rate on the first ; The 60,000 people of this 8,867- claim aince Indications of oil were Steps also were under way to' ON fUf MU w 11,000 of taxable Income from 13 square-mllc jungle colony were found in her northern province, prepare for flight a new test satel­ to 11 per ‘cent and on the second taking calmly a sudden surge of whose natural outlet to the Carib­ lite idelitical to the one that met Vernon, Dec. 7 (Special)— $1,000 from 16 to 14 per cent. This developments In a long campaign bean is through Belize. misfortune on the launching pad fw o men and a woman were will coat the government $86 mil­ for Independence. H. E. Bowman, another member ' ' > ■ S* lion. here Friday, just before noon. caught in the act of kidnaping n Removed from Committee of the delegation, told the Legis­ New Rocket Ready Harry Hill, 52, from his homa Increase tax exemptions for all The campaign has been led by lative Council yesterday at its first dependent* by $100. which will re­ Already on hand, said Vanguard on Center Rd. at 1:45 a.m. George Price, head of the Peoples' n.ecting since the London tsik.s executive J. PauI Walsh, la another / Perfect Gift For A Subteenf duce government Income hv $60 United Party jPUP) which won broke up that the governrr had complete 3-stnge Martin rocket, a today. State Police said. million. last April* elections to a new been Informed of the meeting with twin of the one that blew* up on an Mrs. Joan Remkewicz, 27, Pin- embroidered And cut Income taxes for cor­ Legislative Council. London- the Guatemalan minister. He said attempted vertical takeoff yester­ ney St., Elllapon, admitted her This lovel\' fashion has a black velvet lop with white porations with earnings of more appointed Gpv. Colin Hardwick a proposal wa.s made for the day. part in the crime police said. Ar­ n\ Ion flocked skirt» a dream dress for fornials and than $20,000, a Ux loss of $12 mil­ Tliornley then,named Price to the colony to join with Guatemala in a it re.st* In the Martin Co. hangar rested with her were Robert Brad­ monogram-look lion. CouncH's executive committee but federation of Latin American at the closely guarded missile test ley, 26, of 9 Jacobs St., Roekvllle pal ties. A ^ood selection of other .«;ii!jleen dresses Car Price* Cut removed him from the committee states. end Leonard Goetz Jr,, 34, of Snip- are available for the hoIida\s ahead. Sizes 8 to 11. center, one among many strange on broadcloth The excise tax on hew cars was y’e.sterday. Price said he failed to see how looking sky monsters awaiting sic Rd., Tolland. STORE HOURS; loxvered s* of today from 10 to 7'i Price was a member of a cjele- anyone could think that one or two their brief .moments of glory. 'The three are charged with klO- per cent, costing the government gation w;hich went to London re­ "We can move it out a* soon as naplng, robbery with violence and HALE’S WU.L BE OPEN 120 million. An Immediate effect cently to discuss the constitutional (Continued on Page Five) the launching stand la ready to ac- taking a motor vehicle without th* -•JO- OX THE NIGHTS 'THAT ARE ^4.98 of thla xvas a reduction In the price cept it.". W’alsh said.______owrner’s permission. CIRCLED IN THE ABOVE CALENDAR; of aome car*. When that would be was another They are being held under $18,- ' PLUS ALL DAY MONDAY TEEN DEPT— SECOND FLOOR A pickup in car sales, which had question the Vanguard people w*ant 000 bond each for appearance in tagged amid rumoirs of a forth­ answered as qiiickly as possible. Rockville caty 0>urt Sfonday. coming excise'tax cut. waa ex­ In Washington, Dr. John P. State Policemen Richard pected., Indonesians Seize Hagen, director of Project Van­ Schwarz and Thomaa McDonnell Fleming announced the tax re­ guard for the Naval Research Lab­ arrived at the icana juat aa Mrs. ductions at the outset of a House oratory, said that if the burning Renkewlcz was hacking HiU'a car of Commons debate on department­ rocket destroyed its launching pad, m«i of the driveway of hla home. al spending estimates He also Three Duteh Banks it could take txx’o months, at least, With her in the front aeat were forecast a federal budget surplus to repair the damage. Bradley and Goetz. of $80 million for the fiscal year Hagen added that he did not be­ Hill waa knaeling.on the floor ending March 31. The l iberal Gov­ Jakarta. Indonesia. Dec. 7 iJT)—i^that these firms will be handed lieve the damage would l^e that ernment last spring predicted a Indonesian employes took over the in the back- with hla face agaiilit back to the Dutch when the cur­ severe. There is no other equip­ -leadlines in London’s morning newspapers today make sport U.S. failure to launch a satellfl the'back seat, and sUgf4 in that aurplus of $153 million. three largest Dutch banks In down­ rent emergency Is over," the ment at Cape Canaveral capable of with the Vanguard rocket in Florida yeaterday. Thla montage 'The Conservative* upset the Ub- town Jakarta today despite a gov­ source added. [hows range of descriptive from ^■Ition' until he reaUzad'' fiollco Come See Santa! ernment ban on unauthorized seiz­ launching the Vanguard assembly. "kaputnlk" to "llopnik,’’ with one two-column headline referring t^ e project aa "Ike's phutnik." present. He was not Injured, ! p - - The manager of one of the He said the trouble waa mechan­ (AP Photofax), but' a ^ - th* abductors had taken Yes, Christmas wouldn't be Christ­ (Continued on Page Biz) ures of Dutch enterprises. seized banka said w o^ waa going ical and was not caused by any $45 frdm * A union leader said the Dutch on as usual. But inx'ousinesa cir­ fault in baste design. ’ . mas without a visit from St. Nick. Public Library and Dutch Diplo­ cles it was believed the seizures As Ochwta^arrlvsd in rssponso Hagen also emphasized that yes­ to a frantic from a woman in . Bring the children in tomorrow after­ matic Mission Libraries In Jakar­ would paralyze national and inter­ terday's failure was only one of a School Queen, ta were also taken over this morn­ national business interests series of testa of the Vanguard, an adjolmfig apartmenL he saw* ing. throughout the nation. One of the HS. Seeks Ways the vehicle leaving and blocked noon between 2-5:30 to see Santa. preliminary to larger scale satel­ to ^iHfset WiSTMOREIMD Other reports came in from banks has 20 briChchea in Indo­ the driveway. lite launchings, for scientific pur­ 3 Others Killed across this sprawling Island repub­ nesia. poses, to begin next March. Mrs. Remkewlcs (hen got out Shown here arc just two of the many attractive piccca lic of Indonesia and stayed on to Some businessmen expressed Hagen said there would be two of the vehfclg and walked toward Hiilc's Housewares Dept. ha.s. Covered di.sh .shown to A PRACTICAL GIFT! J} run its economy. doubt the government could suc­ more trial launchings, with mini­ Major Setback in ColdvFar th* offleer*,'' ' the left $12.00. ifcni shown l)clow $10.00. In Auto Crash The Indonesian government has cessfully run the banks. ature satellites, and that the new The thnUtwer* searched for ordered most of the 46.000 Dutc^ Premises of three more Dutch teats would be resumed ae soon as weapons ai$f Schwan said h* b ?:a ( TiFi’i, soi.in cof-o r A blouse of beautiful simplicity . . . splashed with residents to get out immediately, MSCOSK RAYO.N Hamburg. Ark.. Dec. 7 (Ah—A shipping lines were taken over by posalble. Washington, Dec. 7 (F)—The^hsrdiy have come at a worts tima$>the oUtsr about arms to found a 5-inch pise* of metal a big monogram design. Ottfer perfect touches: high school football queen and leaving behind most of their prop­ workers and declared state prop­ Technical experts of the Na-vy, American government sifted the for the West It, waa another in a Tunisia. pipe on Goe't< person. 3-Pc. BATH MAT SETS refined tapering collar, rela.Kod roll-up .sleeves. So- three other teenage girls were erty. The order was issued yester­ erty. The largest Inter-ialand line, the Martin Co., and of every sub­ ashes of its fallen* earth satellite, aeries of scientific setbacks dealt Against this backdrop, th* Vi ' Hill told polies he thought Oosts day aa part of a campaign to wrest KPM, was occupied TMesday at the contractor for the Vanguard rock­ rocket today, seeking a way to re­ the United States by the Soviets guard fizzle made ite dlplomatlo was carrying It pistol. — ^ •sudsable combed cotton in white, contra.st em- killed last night when an automo­ West New Guinea from The Neth­ beginning of worker seizures of $ hroidered. Sizes .‘?0 to 40. bile crashed Into a trailer tnick et anxiously awaited the process- coup ita heavy loss In the scientific as 1957 drew to a close. And it cast and psychological impact on th* XFour other atate policemen ar­ on a rain-soaked highway. erlands. Dutch property. cold war. deeper gloom over the already dis­ world. rived in rapid order. They were 3.98 ('ome see more e.xciting new .Ship’n Shores., from Dead were Kay LVrver,’ 17-year- When Indonesia won independ­ Tke chief public prosecutor of (ConHnned on Page Six) President Eisenhower, -ordered sension-wracked planning for a Elements of the B'ritiih press FranXLA^orge, Uonel LaBreche, ence from The Netherslands In Jakarta. Jusuf Suwondho, warned the Defense .'Department to give Dec. 16 meeting at Paris designed ArthurSBiomberg and Ludwig nld tbothall queen of Hamburg 1949. the Dutch held on ti primi­ jeered loudest in the world-wide 1 bath mat. 1 contour rug and 1 lid cover. $2.98 High School; Myrtle Bufin and her departing Dutch citizens not to him a full account of what hap­ to foster North Atlantic Alliance reaction to yesterday’! failure— Kolodziej>

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