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PAGE TWENTY ilancI](»Btpr lEtiiftttng Df^ralli TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, Average Daily Net Prew Ran The Weather For the Week Eadei Fereeeot of U. 8. Weather Bnieaii Miss Madeline Amirault, daugh­ tain there la net goia g to be any Deoeaber 8, U6S ter of Mrs. Lionel Amirault, 37 long-tenn lease considered.’’ About Town ^Wox St.; and Miss Jean Ander- Long Lease Tlw Democrats opposed a long- RUG and Fair, very ooM again tonight, s o ^ i daughter-of Mr. and Mps. tenn lease for the country ciub 13,861 low zero to ten degrM below. Girl Scout Troop 611 will enter­ WaltW A. .^nderson, 20 Avondale as part o t their campaign before Moatiy runny bat cemtinned oirid For Cluh Out^ the town eleotion. UPHOLSTERY V Member of the Andit tain residents of WesthiU Gardens Rd., haTe been named to menlber- \ Bntean of Otaouletloa ’nnnaday. High ngnin only in 20*. at a Christmas party Thursday ship in Maroon Key, senior honor ’Two factors that have a beai> Monchester-^A CUy of VUIage Charm from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Community society at B^y Path Junior Col­ Says Mayor ing on the directors’ consideration Hall. Refreshments will be served. lege, Longmeadpw, Mass. ' Miss of the lease, he said, are the pro­ CLEANING *. —: 1 Amirault is preeli^t of the sen­ posed Rit. 6 relocation in' the Manchester Lodge of Elks will ior class and Co-editor of Legacy, Mayor Francis Mahoney said south 'end of town, and the possi­ TEL. Ml 9-1752 .TQL.LXXXII,: (THIRTT-TWO PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEBIBER 12, 1962 (CTnmIfled AdvwtMng *■ Pag* M) PRICE FIVE CENTS meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the the college literary, piiltlication. '' yesterday afternoon he hopes there bility of new industry locating on Elk’s Home. will be a "meeting of the minds” the west side of the Giotoe Hollow or Mayor Francis MahoneyN^tend- at tonight’s informal directors’ tract. Ml 3-5747 C?ub Scout Pack 112 of Wash­ ed the dedication Sunday o< the meeting on the Manchester Ck>un-. ’The meeting will begin at 8 Newsmen U.S. Army Reserve C ente^ln o’clock In the Municipal Building State News ington School will meet tonight at try Club lease, but that the Dem­ eds Hold Worker ^ 7 at the school. The theme of the West Hartford. The center hearing room. Gamer's meeting will be "the Magric of dedicated to the memory of Pvt. ocrats are conunitted to rejection For Settlement Christmas.” Cubs are reminded l.C. Harold J. Berry Jr. and 1st of any proposal for a long term 8 GRISWOLD ST. Roundup . that they should be accompanied Lt. Charles A. Rosenblatt, both of lease. We Give Green S1.;>J7I[)s Khrushchev Insist by at least one parent. Guests are whom were killed in action in Rhythmic Choir In 5-D ^ Strike lJ,S,~Britain Spy World War H. Me said he hoped the club’s board Invited. of governors and town directors Entertainis OES . Airman 3.C. Roland E. Morri- could work out softie modification NEW YORK (AP)—Pub­ Members of S^mset Council, De­ MOSCOW (APk-The So.^entlfie, technical, political and 3-Alarm Fiire sette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of the present lease, whiifii expires lishers and striking printers miUta]7. matters. gree of Pocahontas, will have a G. Morrisette, 52 Devon Dr., is March 1. The Rhythmic (jhoir of Center viet Union has chug:^ that Cong;regatlonal Oiurch will en­ met jointly today in a new ef­ Tass Mid the Russian also had covered dish supper and Christmas being reassigned to Otis (Mass.) Possibly, If there is a meeting of British and Americaniqtdli- been in touch with other British party tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at Air Force Base after graduation minds on such modification, a new tertain tomorrow at a Christmas fo rt to settle the five-day Hits Hartford the home of Mrs. Myra Fitzgerald, lease could be drawn, he said, but ^ . blackout of the nine major genoe sei;nce8 have and American offlcials and dip­ from the U.S. Air Force technical party for Temple Chapter, Order their way into its oentnSrs^ lomatic agents. ’This raised the U.S. 12_3rainard PI. Members are re- training course for jet aircraft not for any period longer than dailies in the city. The meet­ 'ibillty that scune more Brit- HARTFORD (AP)-iA tire miii^d to bring gifts for a grab seven years. of Eastern Star, at the Masonic ence administration. A Rus­ mechanics at Amarillo Air Force Temple. ’Th^j party Will begin after l y was their second together and Americans may be ex­ company and a laundp’ were bag and_, for children at B u n c e Base, Texas. The club must notify the town by since the strike began. ’The sian scientific worker has pelled from the SoWet Uni<»i. the principal casualties last Day Care Center. Dec. 31, if It Intends to pick up the a meeting at 8 p.m. Officers will been arrested on charges of The Americana mentioned were The Daughters of Union Vet­ option on its present lease, but the wear street clothes. other, on Monday, ended with Richard G v l Jacob, 26, secre- night as the city experienced extension of the lease would only Members of the choir include no progress. selling secret material. its first three-alarm fire since The Sunday School staff of Zion erans of the Civil War Will have a Mrs. Clifford Simpson, director; The Russian, O. V, Penkoi^y, tary-archiWsKat the U.S. Embas­ Tells Party Evangelical Lutheran Church will Christmas party tomorrow at 8 be for three years, under provision Merchanta protested that the had been working for Brltisl$*wd sy until he ww^expelled from the the disastrous Hartford Hos­ meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at p.m. at the home of Mrs. Maude of the agreement made between the Mrs. (Ifiiarles Baxter, associate di­ ■trike was “crippling major bus­ SoWet Unirni lastx month on spy­ pital fire of Dec. 8. 1961. town and club In <11959. rector; Miss Marge Monahan, Miss inesses la the greatest city in the American intelligence since last the church. Arrangements will be Shearer, 37 Russell St. Cheryl Stanlunas, Miss Cheryl year, Tass news agency said ing charges,. and a>sioii member The blaze struck In the thickly completed for a Christmas pro­ The club leases 177 acres of Guaranteed world." ’Tuesday night, and had an elab­ named ^ y as "KaWson." The settled Albany Avenue area. • •\ town-owned land In the Globe Hol­ Clark, Miss Nancy Crockett and To Give Yon They appealed to the printers assistant agricultural ''\attac Reds Halted gram. The Church Council will The Golden Age Chib will meet Miss Cynthia Schuetz. orate set of spy equipment in his There were no injuries reported, meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the TOursday at 1 p.m. at the Sal­ low tract on the east and west sides A Very to end the strike and continue ne­ possession when So-Wet security since last spring has bem-.^Rod- although six persons in a building church. . vation Army. of Main St., at $18,000 a year. If A singing choir includes Miss Enjoyable gotiations. agents seized him. ney Carlson. \ at 1142 Albany Ave. threaten^ by the option is picked up by Oie club, Myra Treash, soloist; Miss Mary Smoke ’The appeal was addressed by The British businessman nam'ed^ Diplomatic sources said Pen- the flames were o' ''ered out of U.S. Attack the ann-’al rental will be $20,000 a ^ u Kowell, Miss Judy Seavey, Richard W. Seeler, chairman of was GreWlle Wynne, arrested in 'fimir apartments. year for the next three years. Miss Janet Miles and 'Wesley the mercantile section of the New kovsky was head of the foreign Hungary Nov. 2 and now await­ The Car That Rammed Rajrked Oil Truck CORONAS department of the SoWet SUAe TTjree buildings were attacked by MOSCOW (AP)—Premier Club members want a long-term Miles, soloist. Walter Gryzb will be York Board of Tra^e, to Bertram ing trial in Moscow on spying the flames. What caused them was lease, and control of membership, Reg. $4.75. A A A. Powers, president of striking (Committee on Ckxirdinatian of charges. Khrushchev said today he is orgEuiist. Scientific Research. xmdetenYiined. Call for Four Manchester High School^ A fifth boy in the car, FtaiUtJ readying the oil line at a home instead of the present public-pri­ Mrs. Wesley Miles Is chairman Box 50. I .T rT r Local 6 of the International ’Typo- SoWet authorities also arrested The flr^-sjarted in a one-story hoiding President Kennedy to boys received multiple facial in­ Katkauskas, 16, of 696 'Tolland^ '^hen ' the accident occurred, the vate status. Membership would still of entertainment, and Mrs. Robert 7 FOB 28c graphical Union. A British businessman and two Jacob Nov. 2 and ordered him The letter said the strike "has frame building.behind 1142 Albany what he called pledges against juries yesterday afternoon when Tpke., ran from the scene and did thtek with rear end damage, was be open to any Manchester resi­ Richmond, chairman of refresh­ U.S. Embassy staff members out of the country Nov. 6. They Ave. which w asX ^d to store tires. an invasion of Cuba and warn­ this car, operated by Robert Shea, not report his presence in the car dri^eti to its destination. Town dent, r It Is now, they say, but ments which will be served by past LIGGEn ORUG precipitated a catastrophe in the were specifically accused of buy­ charged he was taking secret ma It spread to anbther one-story 17, of 76 Edmund St., rsunmed into until this morning. He was unhurt. firemen, were called to the scene to dues would be increased consider­ matrons and patrons. PARKADE huge losses inflicted upon the ing or rTCei-ving secret informa­ wood building and tb\a two-story ed if they are not kept “we the rear of a fuel oil truck, park­ Merle E. Jones, 34, of 125 Park­ water d o ^ spilled gasoline and ably. Members are reminded- to bring newspaper and merchandising in­ tion fro^ Penko-vsky on sci- (Oontlnned on Page Twenty-one) Vfood and brick stniHure that will be compelled to take such ed on Brookfield St. Shea. Dennis er St„ driver of the truck, was oil. (Herald photo by Satemis.) Mayor Mahoney said, “Pm cer­ a gift for exchange. dustries." housed the Laurel LaundrjXmd the actions as the situation re­ Karpuska, 17, of 61 Crestwood Dr.; Seeler said the Board of Trade Capitol Tire Co. quires of us.” Paui Quey, 17, of 406 Hartford ■tood ready to assist in mediation “What a C3iristmas pre^nl Rd.; and Jeffrey Gentilcore. 17, of it existing means of arbitration Speaking before the Supreme are not satisfactory, give the employes,” said Michaellicha^ Soxdet (Parliament). Khrushchev 190 Maple St., were all taken to Plaut, operator of, the laundry, stressed that the “anti-invasion” Manchester Memorial Hospital by r Labor secretary W. Willard British Say Uprising xvhich suffered extensive damage ambulance. WirU met each side separately pledge was a main factor in the Tuesday without breaking the to its boiler and clothes drying de- Soviet Union’s xvithdrawal of rock­ MONEY Shea and Karpuska were treated paidments. et* and bombers from Cuba. deadlock on wages and other and discharged. items in the contract dispute. T w tire company, which was on The premier acknowledged the Gentilcore is reported in satis­ Wlrtz cadled the situation "ex- Crumbling in Brunei the second floor, was reported rockets were “ready for launch­ factory condition today after .45 Arnmely serious" and said the completely burned out. ing, for actioa”—but said fixe Rus­ the minute stitches were taken to close facial ' il4)Wut could- last days or weeks. No estlnxate of the financial loss sia n had no intentions of bringing lacerations. Quey, ' who was re­ was given for any of the damaged AlMar-nuui team from the Fed- LABUAN, Brunei (AP) — The, .suffered casualties tax the Lim­ them into play for an attack on leased froin the hospital this morn­ ation and Conciliation building;s or business firms. the United States. ing, needed 24 stitches to close his North Borneo uprising appeared bang action. nxe first of the three alkrms was The atatMnent was made at the . V to be crumbling today before a "TOe revolt ia coUapsixig," said soimded at 9:07 p.m. Fire Chief wounds. on Page Foorteen) end of an hour of his speech in Patrolman Alfred Ritter, who is Coordinated British offensive. Gen. Sir Nigel I ^ t t , command TTxomas Lee declat^ the blaze un­ the Kremlin Hall during which still investigating the incident, re- The British command an­ er of British land forces in thp der control at 10:30 p.m. and said the premier said the Soviet Union you want it nounced the capture of three Far East, who flew here for a all fires were out shoilly after 11 ^ rte d that Shea said his wind­ more centers of rebel strength. look at his Gurkha and High Ixad demonstrated it could pre- shield had fogged up as the group p.m. seirve peace. (j Death Claims Pockets of resistance still bWs- lander operations. "We are con­ “We will nex^ leave revolu­ It’s high time for holiday cash! Call Beneficial for yours was leaving school after their tled, however, in the major Bru­ fident that order will soon be sixth period classes. Traveling nei oil center of Sexto, • key ob­ Tax Break Advocated tionary Cuba in trouble," Khrush- right now. Get cash for shopping, for paying bills, for southbound on Brookfield St., Shea maintained.” HARTFORD (AP)—Dog lovers, ^ e v said. Cigar-Smbhing jective in the five-day-^d rebel­ In Singapore, a spokesman for "We will defoxd fixe riglit of the any good reason. And get Beneficial’s fast, friendly, said he never saw the parked lion against British authority in the British Shell OU Co. said 15 golfers and gardeners wotfid get a Lone seagull stands cm one leg in apparent ei7W to keep the oUxer leg xvainx on iced over truck, owned by the Bantly Oil break xmder bills proposed by Cuban people to pursoe fiiHr holiday service, too. Phone . . . this very minute! the protectorate of Brunei and the to ao hostages, among them Eiu- lake in Roger WUliams Park in Prudence, R. I., today. Rhode Is la ^ has had the eold- bright future.” Oo. noigbborlng crown colonies of State Rep. Robert Cairns, R-Mad- eat weather of fixe aeason with lower readings pradtot^ for tonighlt. (AP Fhotofox), ‘Mother’ of 30 ropeans, stUl rem ain^ in rebel toon. He paid credit to President SgtoWak and 'North Borneo. hands in Brunei. Shell runs the Cairns, chairman of the House Kennedy as hairing an interest in . MIAMI, Fla. (AF)—MTb. Jooa- Nine 'Europeans were still held oil field at Sexto. finance committee, filed bills yes­ preserving peace in the Carib­ hostage by aliout SO rebels in the Near Mlri, .■ Sarawak, robel bean and said both were negotiat­ Bncarnazion, a tiny woman Sexto police station. ’There were ^xands were reported roamiixg the terday exempting dogs from the U.S. Pn^oses Personal [Notices who loved cigars and chUdren al­ staite sales tax and most golf ing so that pledges on both sides conflicting reports as to whether countryside and poftsibly cxHitrol- would be kept.* BENEFICIAL most equaUy, is dead. rebels stiU held the town’s bntow Ung a lew villages. ’The British carts and power lawn mowers Frigid Spell Holds K xvas then that he thundered quarter. from motor vehicle registration In Memoriam - ' She was 112, 114 or 115 years otnailiMnder did not rule out the foes. ‘Hot Line’ Link old, no one Imew for sure, not Reports said trocqpa tad our- podilMUty that the rebels would FINANCE SYSTEM rounded the police statian and o y to orgaixise a juxxgle guerrU- Cairns said he was Imaware of lOoBtiitaed on Page Foottoea) In loving memory of James McCul­ •ven If&s. EncarnaaliBB. a sales tax on canines imtil he r ^ With Moscow lough who passed away Dec. 11. 1% ^. “Too many years have gone by were trying to talk tba robela out. )a cAmpWgn. ceived a complaint from a con­ Firm Grip on East 806 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER The BriSsh said they took Lo- A Bomber of arrests and the A precious one from us is gone, Jor me to remember," she once stituent that the State Tax n(e- \ A voice wo loved is slilled. ■aid. ti was and Limbang in Sarawak and partment -was insisting on the levy. GENEVA (AP) —xTh» BMtod Phone Ml 3-4156 A place is vacant In our lives, Mrs. Encarnazion was a small Kuala Belait in Brunei. Both ■ideO' States proposed today'this loital- _ Which never can h e filled. By- t h e -ASSOCIATED PRESS ^etablea. Damage to crops lation of a direct telephone con­ woman—about 4-feet-lO , .and. 80 (ConUnoirt on Page Fwiieen) but some estimate^ are in. the mil­ Biilletms ^ His loving nieces and nephews,, pounds. In her native Piimrto Rico Unseasonablyv! cold weather and necting President'- Keimedy and lions of dollars. No. serious dam­ Soxdet Premier Khrushchev as Called from AP Wires Open Tliursday to 8 P.M.—Saturdays to 12 Noon ■he reared about 80 adopted ohil- gxrsty, raw xvlnds held a vice-like age was reported Inxmediately to dren, swearing by "spicy food, a grip over most of the eastern two- part of a detailed system lor pret good cigar and a good drink of Drive Extended citrus crops. venting war by miscalculation or atrong rum" as the sustaining thirds of the nation today. The beaches in southern Flori­ accident. NO PACT REACHED There appeared little prospect da were bare and the tourists forces in her Incredibly healthy A total of $52,331 had been of an Immediate, general break U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. LONDON (AP)—The Brifiah life. were clothed in newly bought Dean urged the 17-nation disar­ government admitted today It ooHeoted for Manchester's In the bone-chlllirig weather. sweaters and coats. Miami’s 88 Front End She died Tuesday in a nursing first United Fund Drive as of Record low temperatures were mament 'conference to give care­ had failed to reach agrcenneBt home where she had lived since noon today. above Tuesday was a record low ful consideration to ways of keep­ xvlfii file United States oo the April. reported in most of the ice belt for Dec. 11. It was 48 this morn­ Totals from each division of for the second straight day — 10 ing. ' ing the world from blxmderlng -into SItytxilt missile. Tentative UA. Special "Probably .pneumonia," her the drive were: days in advance of the official war. to scrap it have put fixe doctor sadd. Initial gifts: $31,776. start of the xvinter season. New low temperatures for ‘the He introduced a six-point pro­ -American alliance to one Reg. $12.50 The doctor said he had no doubt Employes: $10,066. In the snow-covered sections of date were set Tliesday in many gram for building pp cmxfidence its heaviest strains. A state­ she was more than 100 years old. Business: $7,721. the Northeast, pounded by storms sections of the Icy belt. The mer­ between nations and insuring ment iaaned by fixe Ministry of Residential: $2,769. cury continued its downward them against surprise attack or Defonss said, however, dlscus- (1) ALIGN FRONT END Until she stopped eating and for nearly a week, more heavy ■St ___ ^ (2) BALANCE FRONT took to her bed about 10 days ago, Robert Brock, public rela­ snow fell. Weary highway crews ■ioos wUI oonUnue. The an- WHEELS—REG: $4,00 Mrs. Encarnazion was agile and tions director for the drive, struggled to keep the main arter- (Continued on Page Thirty-one) ' (OonUnued on Page Thirty-one) nounoement dealt with fixe talk* ANOTHER (8) CHECK FRONT W’HEEL ■pry. said today that the drive les open. Snow depths measured Tuesday in London betureen U.S. BEARINGS "She always wanted to help," would be. extended until Fri­ eight feet in parts of northeastern Defense iSecretaiy Roberts. Mc­ (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM '■md Miss Mary Patricia McMul- day, In order to collect all Ohio. Namara u d Brittah Defense SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SALE UnL day supervisor at the ntirs- outstanding pledge cards and The main core of the Arctic air Mtolster Peter Thorneycroft. ALL FOUR ONLY tog nepie. "She spoke no English, to give all Manchester resi­ centered in the North Central re­ On Pinehurst Famous Tender Steaks . . . but no one could have been more dents an opportunity to con­ gion. Brisk winds powered the UN Asks Sanctions NO REACTION :.\5 polite Mthiovable.” tribute. , sub-zero cold southward to the WASWINOTON (AP)—There Mrs. E n c u q ^ o n lived most ^ Gulf Coast and eastward to the was no immediate reaction from her life in Mameyes, a UtUe ^ e r - Appalachians. the White House or State De­ to Rican town no longer on the Temperatures far below zero As Katanga Lever partment on today’s speech by SIRLOIN le map. Zeus Scores were reported in the Dakotas, Soviet Premier Khrushchev. SHORT STEAK "Ever sinee I opened m y oy< Minnesota and Wisconsin, ranging The oflMal text wan being re­ SERVICE ON ALL Hie was old," said AUV, Cc to as low^ as 18 • below in UNITED NATIONS, N.T. (AP)^mined to carry out his threat dc- ceived rather sloxviy. White CONVENTIONAL MAKES stance Cunard, 40, of MlanU,xone Second Success Huron, S.D. * -Secretary-General U Thant calls splte Britain’s stand. He is said House press secretary Pierre of many children she rearbd. Below-zero marks were general on the United States, Britain and to have been bolstered by expres­ Salinger said, adding fiiat if the NEW YORK CUT Mrs. Encarnxl«i and Mrs. Cun- in the Midwest. Belgium today to start applying sions of support from U.S. Am­ Preitideat had aa opportunity to v d came to Miami eight years A t Intercept The South shivered in the sea an economic squeeze to the Con­ bassador Charles W. Tost and study Khrushchev’s statements Bniftiah troops cover Brunei rebels who 'walk with haixds on heads son’s coldest weather. It was near I ■ MORIARTY •go. go’s breakaway province of Ka­ Ambassador Walter Loiidan of be might'answer questions Mrs. Bncarnazion was married oifltei' ..aurrendetiiig foQoiwiixg British recapture of Sexto oUtown WASHINGTON (AP) — The zero in sectioixs of North Carolina, tanga. ■ „ Belgium. about fixeni'at his 4 pm. newa or HIP SIRLOINS today.' . The British treed 46 men held as hockages by the rrtxels Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennes­ t once. Army’s Nike Zeus missile i kill^ The tJnited States aixd Belgiiun Belgian Foreign Minister Paul- eonfieieiioe. BROTHERS "She had one child," said a for four 'days to tticitown’s Jafl. (AP 'Wirephoto'xda radio from see and in mountain areas of were said to have assured Thant Henri Spaak warned in Brussels TEL. MI S-51SS woman who knew her. "The ohild ■ Sing«p(»e). today scored its second successful northern Georgia and Alabama. they would go as far as a boycott Tuesday night of the possibiUty of END TWA STRtKki ’THREAT fell down a stairway and was intercept m a target warhead Florida reeled from the ab­ SOI-815 CENTER ST. normally low temperatures for of Katanga’s rich copper and co­ new fighting. He said that imless NEW YORK (AP) Trans Porterhouse kflled." laxmched by an Atlas interconti­ balt exports if he feels it neces­ Tshombe takes a "decisive step World Airlines and its hostcr>ses A small white bandana always the second consecutive day. The The steak with the large tender­ nental ballistic missile over the bitter cold threatened xvinter veg- sary to bring Kataixga President which xvas a sk ^ from him, sanc­ and pursers settled a labor con­ loin ...... i... ■n her head, rosary beads ^ways Pacific. Moise Tshombe into line^ tions, very tough sanctions •will tract dispute today, ending the around her neck, ^e was uie de- Plan to '^§crap Skybolt The Defense Department an­ ' However, lifformants said Brit­ then be taken.” threat of a strike tommrow Mglrt Of the nunidng home. nounced that a Nike Zeus anti­ ain has told the secretary-general noon., The Transport Worketa ' :T "Until the day she went to bed As a first step Thant will seek Stewing Beef Knuckle Soup Bejef Liver missile missile fired from the Farmers 'Await it is ibxwilling to go along with to halt air traffic into Elisabeth- Union, representing the 1,600 lb. 89c Bones lb. 15c lb.. 49c sick, she sm pk^ cigars, big cor­ mld-Pacif Kxvajalein Island sanctions or other steps that could vUle, the Katangan capital, set up employes Unvolved, said the onas," said Miss McMullen. “Her Rouses Britain’s Anger came <^thln kill range of the tar­ be viewed as applying force blocks on rail lines and cut off agreeteent xiras reached after a relative* would bring her rum get warhead wliich Ixad been-fired Wirtz Talk on against the proxdnce. mall and telecommunication links. jK-hoxn- bargaining session. A Plenty of Plump, Fresh Chickens and Chicken Parts . . . •nd ohe would sip that." X 5,000 miles from Vandenberg Air Britain has argued that sanc- Belgium is being asked to pull atrike had been mreatened for fHE WORLD-VJ'D^ LONDON (AP) — The BrlUsh'-& The S k y ^ t ox air-to-groxmd Force Base on the Califonxia fiqns ^gainst Katanga could briixg out about 700 Belgian technicians, tomorrow at the e.xplrafion of a missile that hAs„cost $650 million SO-day cooling-off period re­ . ' >■ American alliance was put to one coeist. Pay Standards economic disaster to the rest (rf who play a vital role in the prov­ WEDNESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS of its heaxdest stralixa today by and had an xmbroken string of Two Zeus missiles were fired in fire Congo and defeat Thant’s plan ince. . _ quired luider the laitway labor O F Q U A U T V ; States Retreat tentative plans of tlje U.S. De­ failures In its first five test fir­ salvo, but one was destroyed auto­ to reunite the divided coimtry. act. fense Department to scirap the ings. It is designed tor firing by matically because of what was de­ ATLANTA (AP)—The Anierican Thant apparently was deter- (Oontinxied on Page Twenty-One) \ Skybolt missile. a bomber standing off 1,000 miles scribed as a technical defect in Its Farm Bureau Federation conven­ JETS BUZZ REBELS LARGE JAR SHURFINE DELICIOUS On Guard Plan Britain has made plain that from its target. second stgge. tion looked to the Kennedy ad­ BUENOS .\IRES, Argentina jxinkiixg of the projected missile The Skybolt is. the missile on The world’s first known inter­ ministration today for a possible (.AP) — Argeatina’s new air could lead to a reappraisal of which Britain coimted to deliver cept of an ICBM target warhead outline of its views on the issue force commander today sent WASHINGTON (AP)—Th« men of Extending labor unions and GRAPE PRESERVE 33c Who coixxnxand the Army Natioxial British defeixse commitments, in­ British nuclear warheads from was by a Nike Zeus last July 19. Little Agreement in Business two jet fighters on a seream- m cluding the use of Holy Loch in the mid-1960* on. Its abandon­ Since then there have been at wage standards to agricultoe. Ing, hedge-hopping run over a Call It yam, yelly or preserve, It’* very special value when Colors ond Mirtorials Guard in the- states appeared to­ ment would leave Britain’s sub­ least two test foulups because of Secretary of Labor W. Willard you buy this 12 oz. jar for 33c. day to be in reluctant retreat be­ Scotland for a U.S. Polaris sub­ rebel headquarters that hi* pre­ marine baae, British lixformants sonic bdmbers without a nuclear troxjbles with a target missile and Wirtz addresses today’s conven­ On Tax Cut^s Economic Effect decessor has set up to Ooiv for Artists and Amntours fore an; -xmrelenting pentagon weapon to deliver from a dis­ radar difficulties. tion session on the government’s drive to CtrexmxUne the Giiaid. said. dobs. The fUgfats'-punotusted a .Reporta from the coixference tance safe from supersonic ene­ In today’s intercept, as in the labor policies. demaud by Brig. Carlos Gonrado Please place your Christmas order today for LaBroad- Although the states’ adjutants Tuestoy between U.S. Defense my fighters. first, neither the Nike Zeus nor Federation officials said they EDITOR’S NOTE—Hie question^on the administration’s reported gwxeral maintained an oxibvardly hoped Wirtz would state the ad- Segundo Armaninl that the rebel Aberle CONNECTICUT P’RESH TURKEYS, Morrell’s Secretaiiy Robert McNamara and Britain abandoned her oxvn de­ the target vehicle carried a nu­ of taxes, whether to cut them or plans ' to ‘try to reduce taxes on garrison surrender or- face the Ham . . . Roast Beef or new, crop Land O’ Lakes or ■olid front, they were split several B riti^ Defeixse Miixlster Peter velopment of a Blue Streak mis­ clear device. mitostration’s position on efforts leave' them alone, dominates personal- and corporate Incomes ways after a two-day meetiixg. to farmers and farm workers. onslaught of “overwhehnliigly Butterball ready to eat P’rozen Turkeys. Thorneycroft said, a toxigh, blunt sile because of the cost and The Army said ground tracking much of business thought these by $10 biUion in 1963. superior force." itome of them indicated they argument took place. The Dally agreed nearly threO years agq to equipment indicate that the tar­ Too, they looked to Wlftz lor days. Will a tax cut sUmiilate the The Keimedy administration could live with the plan proposed Slfetch described fixe meeting as buy the Skybolt If the United get warhead was "well xvithln the cisudfleation of adminlstratlcnx ecemomy? Can the natloix afford thesis is that cutting taxes ' will by Secretary of Defense' Robert plana on possible bitxadeixiixg of RECOUNT SUIT BEGINS Now available with one of the stormiest between min­ States developed it. . The agree­ lethal radius" of an operational tax' cuts? This last of three ar­ generate enough ad^tional busi­ BOSTON (AP)Ke»s to kxoko on S. MoNanxara and the Army. isters of the tvm governmexits. ment between Macnxillan and Zexis warhead. past federal efforts to set farm ticles, based on a nationxvlde tour ness actixrity to produce enough any $5.00 purchase. Others called it "totally xmac wage and "other employment con­ Springfield voting machines wer* “Mr. McNamara is xmder no Dxvight D. Eiseixixower then pres­ The Nike Zeus is designed to de­ to study the climate of business new tax revenue to replace cuts. 1 ^ In imsealed envelopes. Rep. Units 1, 2 and 8 of eatable,” bxit did not say they illusicnxs as to the British reac­ ident included location of the Po­ stroy oncoming ballistic missiles ditions and standards in coixnec- opinion, explores this vital field. “I can’t get it through my THE FIRST ADVENTURE would hold out agalxxst it. Hon xvith government labor re- Philip K. Kimball, R-Sprlngfleld, Stainless Tablewear. tion any cancellation ot Sky> laris base at Holy Loch. about 100 miles above earth, as head,” said H. O. Bercher. presi­ testified today; He was the first IN OIL Some, apparently in the xixinor- bolt," a British defense spokes­ The Skybolt originally was in­ the missile approaches the end of onritment programs. By .DARDEN CHAMBLISS ; dent of International Harvester in Unit 1, 99c and units Most of your telephone calls are handled nowadays hy you with fast, dependable telephone service. ■ Nice to Convention delegates are con- witness called as Supreme Court Ity, spoke well of the Pentagon man said. tended to extend the useful life of its trajectory. . AP Business Nisws Writer Chicago, “how you can get more Judge Robert SulUvan began a 2 and 8, 79c with ya A $8.50 Value Special. modem dial equipment which speeds your voice across know that she’s there ready to help, isn’t it? Right where she’s plan in pri-vate, but-they -wouldn't The Labdrite Daily Herald said U.S. B52 and British Vulcan It need not make an actual sideriixg resolutioixs which take a NEW YORK (AP) — Getting money by cutting revenue.” bearing in the suit by ItopubU. $5.00 purchase. ■ay so for the record. Thoimeycroft warned that aban- bombers luxtil the family of inter­ physical Intercept, but is designed strong slap at what policy draft­ There’s general agreement in THIS WEEK America going again, say many can Gov. John A. Voipe seeking town or across the nation. ■ But it takes a skilled and always been. In fact, “operator” is still such an important The adjutants general conveiied dxHxlng the missile would threaten continental missiles is ready to to destroy an enemy warhead ers said was a labor monopoly in busineesmen, is not nearly ao principle, however, that taxes are a omsrt order to require Uia ONLY...... T . . $ 2 . 9 9 Monday for the pxirpose of draft­ the BriUsh-American alliance as take over the task of defeixse. from a distance with its oxvn nu­ this coxintry. too ' high ^ in relafiwx to businesa "The concentration of econonxlc easy a matter as merely cutting Springfield election eommlssioo- experienced operator to handle certain kinds of calls for you word to us — and to you—-that you’ll find it printed on ing '■ome fclixd of recommenda­ well aa Britain’s anfire defense U .^ defense planners tentative­ clear warhead. * taxes. acUxdty. e n to hold another ooant of bal. WATER COLOR SETS tion to the governors. Every state policy. ly have decided to drop the Sky- Hihe Pentagon said the Atlas power in labor uixions permits re^ Some, udxile' they feel it must Haiward economist John Lint- lotB east for govenor In that — calls such as pemon-to-person or reverse-the-charges. Or every telephone dial in Connecticut. ■accept Alaska was represented. ' .MpNamara and Thorneycroft bolt from next year’s budget be- xised in today’s test was fired by sort to nxeasxires which, if used be dcxie, doubt that K xvould pep ner says, "present tax rates were city. James V. St. Clair, eeunael Pinehiiirft Tuesday the adjutants general sMijourned their .citotorence .ia_AtT qgmra. it is a question whether- a . Strategic Air Cmnmand crew as ixy any other economic group, fine for.the days of the immedi-- ST.75 to $6.00 • ' '■ i . would-- result in dra^c anfitniat things up much. tor Volpe. charged the reeouat aa ■' the cmis ydtt Ihe-use. of ycaa^edit.catd...S<^jayi, ' finally settled oo a letter paasiixg tend the NATO ministerial meet­ it wlii...coins' 'ihto operafiSR- - in a training exercise. Ofixera*^ x«dxlle they feel R woxild ate post-war era when peht-xxp oondueted in Spriaglleid «aa B> fixe problem to the governors with; ing in Paris opeixlng Thursday^ time to be, of much. xise. But Critics of the Nike Zeus have action," the resbiiiilcms said. They put much of the blame on indeed pep fixings up, question demand threatened to overheat legal because of the alleged fail. Grocery GEWEY-R1GHMAN “voice with a smile” continues to play a vital role in providing oxit any firm ireooiixmendatlons be^ President Kennedy and Prime leave Britaiix without a nuclehi argued that the {‘aclfic tests are whether curfent budgets could the economy. Then, restraint xvas nre of the SprlngfieU) eleot$on of. i j •; yoixd urging th a t/a special com­ Minister Macmillan presumably weapon of its own would give a somethiixg leas than realistic be­ oiTgat^ed labor for what was fMato to permit ghn^ atn to *e« BtaUoners Since 1906 cause miasilemen know fixe direc­ called a price squeeze on farm- stand i t needed." 802 MAIN STREET 767 MAIN ST. mittee headed by Oecurgia’s Gov,. will have to make the fbxal deci- eat assist to Labor party crit- Interviews with biurinee«men "The economy today,” ta adds, voting Hats and tta ■o-ealtod jpt*. Juot BouUi of State H itte r Mmeet 'Vamllver meet with Me-'* ■Icn about fixe fll^bolt at their Ssm that the Macmillan govem- tion trarq which fix6 Atlas mlsslla •ra. They said unions aa wall aa teotlve eoui|d«r aa vothlg am* m«nt has made Britain too de- and businon acosMmiata aoroai meeting to ttM Batamaa Deo. tta nafion found little acrecBiwk' Page n ra l, M40. prodent cn tta Vnltod ttatoai JOrotaNMd ■■ Page F oartero); HOotalaiiMd / )• I .-V \- PAGt TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 I X RWWCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE THBEi the Church / of Um Nazarane, la r music director. t Rockville-Vemon "A Very Private Affair” W ens Second Lady Quickens Pace in Dallas comments also that As You Like It at the State Theater today. With Sheinwold on Bridge Little Agreement in Business business investment may already it is “I Thank a Fool.’ By FRANCES LEWINE Higher Court Skating Report be stunted by Indi'vidual Indus­ Sherwiri^WillianiB By JUDITH AHEA^IS Worthy of Note WASHING’TON (AP) — “As I see SHOPPING tries worrying that they may get Two performances of ‘‘Hansel it, we’ll hit the ground running,” DAYS TILL SEEING THE DANGER West dMdW On Tax Cut^s Economic Effect stuck with additional taxes to and Gretel” 'will be given by the Lady Bird Johnson predicted when IS HALF 'THE BATTLE East-West VB------make up revenue lost in tax cuts. Paints the Kennedy New Frontiersmen Gets 2 Held N O R T H Implicit in this is the attitude ex­ Th« Manchester Messiah Chorus will sing Hartt School qf Music on Broad CHRISTMAS By ALFRED SHEINWOLD (Oontinned from Page One) W. N. ENGLAND St. in Hartford at 8 p.m. Friday first headed for Washington. Nobody bothers to open an lurt- * 9 J 9 9 only about half the money freed pressed by International Harvest­ Handel’s wonderful work Sunday at 7 :30 p.m. She described the picture accur­ 7 5 would be spent in 1963. Also, he er’s Bercher, who said; "We may, LUMBER C O . ' and Saturday Junior students 'will In Safe Theft brella when there’s not a cloud "is not characterized by excess said, higher social security taxes get a reduction in tax rates but With the chorus, which has' been rehearsing sing the Humperdink opera, ately as a result of the know-how in the sky. StUl, a bridge player 0 A 10 « 2 for weeks, will be five soloists, a narrator and of 27 yfears on the Washlng^ton 4 1 t 7 money.” taking effect Jan. 1 would tend not a reduction in taxes. ’They’ll s Open All Day Batnrdoj # which will be open to the public Judge Douglas WrigM, preold- must sometimes see clouds in a WEST EAST First report of the season oh ice to mask much of the increase In just put the monkey on a differ­ aad organi^ Directing It i* G. Al-*> without charge. scene with her husband Lyndon B. clear sky. The case for cutting taxes in “At the Green”—an 9-6201 belt Pearaon, head of the Manches­ Johnson. i»sr. o-ver the RookviUe session of 4AK4 4 N o « skating was received from the park available spending money. ’Thus, ent back.” fact, thought the prospect of such ’The Hartford Symphony Orches­ West dealer ^ Q 10 6 3 t7AKJ9l4 the lower brackets Is less a mat­ he doubts there would he a big ter High 3^001 music department a washed-out performance was But, Lady Bird 'hadn’t quite Circuit 0>urt 12, bound over to East-West vulnerable department today. Deneld Richter, who has one of tra will perform' tonight at 8:15 at forseen’ the role she herself would OQ763 0194 ter of incentives and more a mat­ Immediate impact on the econ­ grim, and offset it with money. the Budhnell Memorial in Hart­ the Td'iand Comity Superior Opening lead — six of Spades. X ^4 4 M 3 3 X With cold weather predicted, ter of expanding basic purchas­ omy. \ the r i « h e 81 speaking voices assume as the wife of the Vice Court yesterday two men charged West opened the six of clubs, SOUTH both Center Springs Annex and On the issue of cutting corpor­ rre ever heard, and clear dictioW, The fifth soloist will be Mrs. ford. Pianist Jacques Klein will be President in an age in which aa he (Charter Oak Park wiU be open for ing pother. This is the area cited Carol Poffinbarger of Manchester, soloist in Mozart’s Piano Concerto in the tfaeflt of a safe from the Ma­ and the sun shone brightly. Who 4 10 8 7 « 3 X ate income taxes, there is broad wUl narrate the work. His narra­ points out, ‘"The world has nar­ would ever think of reaching for V 2 public skating Friday, hours to ,be by the administration and most tion will replace some of the airs a soprano and member of the in A Major. rowed Into a neighborhood, but ple St. School o-ver the Ttianka- disagreement how the extra mon­ chorus, who will sing several of Good Design for Christmas is a an umbrella? O K 5 announced. Both areas will be su­ economists as offering the best ey would. be spread among divi­ and recitatives sung by soloists in NOT yet 1>roadened into a broth­ giving hoUday. See what happens if you play « AKQ9 pervised. lever for movliig the economy. ! OPEN SATURDAY! |>aat performances. the Christmas recitatives. show still going at the Wadsworth erhood.” dends to stockholders, salaries, Organist is William R. Gable, Atheneum In Hartford. It will be The two are Harold F. May Jr., the hand carelessly. You win the Wsst Notth East SnMi Meanwhile, supervised coasting ■"rhe great bulk of the people,’^ plant expansion, modernization '11m four professional soloists F\)r Lady Bird, It has been glob­ '19, of Bt. .37, Lebanon, charged first club and lead a trump with Pass Pass 3 ^ 3 4 is permitted dally in Center said Howard M. Packard of A. C. and reserves. 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. ars Roger Doucks of Glastonbury, minister of music at Central Bap­ open until Dec. 30. al whistle-stopping. She has pinch- tist Church in Hartford. He is the ’The movie "Flower Drum Song’ with breEUdng and entry vrith a light heart. West vrins with the 4 V 4 A An Pass Springs Park from 8:30 until dark. Johnson and Co. of Racine, Wis., New plants will be- built only the tenor whose voice has pleased hit for the President’s wife and "have to scramble to make ends ALSO THURSDAY EVENINGS 7 to 9 Manchaater audiences in the past; dean of the Hartford chapter of the will be shown at the Bushnell Me­ criminal. intent and with' larceny king of spades and leads his other if the company can expect to earn American Guild of Organists. morial Friday night at 8:15 for even given the hat off her head for over $260, and Norman Meek, 25, club — and that should take the Jie qould never get the lead to his A Christmas "kissing ball” cam meet.” more profit by doing so, some Mias Nelga Lynn of Canton, so­ worthwhile causes. of WUlimontic, charged with i>artner. be fashioned easily by inserting A Dallas banker said there is businessmen say. prano; Mrs, Jacquelyn Jarrett of Tickets may be obtained from the benefit of the Children’s Mu- Entertaining Russian astronaut smile off your Ups. chorus members, and student eeiim of Hartford. breaking and entry with criminal 'When you lead another trump. ’The play was very simple but one hoop through another and wir­ little doubt in his mind but that Many executives say that there SHEARSON, HAMMILL & CO. ▲von, contralto, and Warren Tap- Titov one day, Bashir the camel very subtle. South had to lose a ing them together. Hang mistletoe these people would spend almost kan of Hartford, bass. tickets are availaible at the high intent and with kuoeny. West takes the ace of spades and is so much overcapacity today Members New York Stock Exchange school music office. From a height of eight miles driver the,next and rushing off on A $1,500 bond was set for Meek puts his partner In with a heart. heart trick sooner o r' later,, and Inside the hoops and attack bits every additional cent they would that most additional money would Established 1902 ▲t first the officers of the chor- a round-t™-world good will tour of holly over them. Use a bright retain through tax reductions. ws decided there wouldn’t be any Coming Up In Manchester a camera recently took a picture and a $600 bond was set for May. East returns a club, and West’s he just lost it before the oppo­ go into cost-cutting and moderni­ 9IS MAIN ST. M I g-jgM of a golf putting green at Fort with her h^band are all part of it. has a dash of Texas amid many of May also is cheuged in breaking nents could make good use of it. red ribbon to hang it from an ap Du Pont economist William H. zation. aoMsts, since the financial condi- There will be a carol sign in Her Philosophy Perle’s French furnishings, plus ruff is tte setting trick. propriate place. Shaw estimates, however, that tlen of the chorus was so shaky, Center Park Monday at' 8;15 p.m. Worth, Tex., showing two golf Euid entry oases in Norwich and in Simple Precaution Tell the truth now: Are you the An official of Dresser Industries balls clearly. She has met most of the. famous music piped into every room and WflUmantic. Meek is charged one player in a million who would gsveral citizens, about 20 in David Blaney, choir director for women of today’s world of inter­ a special hi-fi for daughter Lynda The way to prevent this mls- in the Norwich breaking and en- iiap is so simple that hardly one see this play at the bridge table? national politics and is discover­ Bird, 18, "because she doesn’t like try as well. Dally Ouestlon ing their achievements and their our taste,” Lady Bird expliUns. player in a million would notice Also riiaiged in the Maple St. it. The play was executed by As dealer, yon hold: Spades, 10- needs. The name of the place was School case is David Woodward, changed from ”Les OrmesV to the Glenn Hoffman in the recent Chi­ 8-7-6-6-; Hearts, 2; Diamonds, K- At 49, Lady Bird Johnson la 16, of Rt. 87, Lebanon, who is be­ 5; Clubs, A-K-Q-9. . t philosophical and thoughtful about English version "’The Elms,” be- ing held at the Montville state cago tournament. c ^ se Lady Bird felt "ever so Hoffman won the opening club What do you say? WANT TO RAISE THE ROOF? her role — searching for the sig­ jail. Answer: Bid one spade. Even OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. nificant. she says, and ever mind- slightly put on” when she came According to police, entry into lead and returned a heart. A sim­ K e i t h s through the gates with that French ple play, but it was not enough. a shabby 6-card suit is good “Raising the roof” on your way of living usually full that it takes great discipline title. the school was made by breaking East could take the heart trick enough for a bid when the hand and a firm set of values in Wash­ a hole in a classroom window. Hie as a whole is strong enough. calls fof' money and where’s it coming from ? Sav­ ington or you find yourself frit­ Frugally buying for their new safe, removed from an office was and return a club, but West was nin: ings & Loan, of course! Whether it’s expanding home, Mrs. Johnson told a friend later recovered at the Lebanon not ready to ruff. By the time Copyright 1962 HHH tering away 16 hours a day over in amazement "you know they West was ready to ruff a club General Features Oorp. your present home or buying a new one—See trivia, cups of tea and lig h t stare at me when I ask for "sec­ dump. Stolen from the safe was BRING Manchester’s oldest financial institution for comment.” onds’,” in buying towels and other $155 in small change, a check for Just as the role oi Vice Pres­ linens. $96, keys, a boys ■wrist watch, a financing. ident has grown in stature and building permit, and $8 in postage Expert Guide „ stamps. responsibilities, the Second Lady The Elms is now headquarters has made this transKioh too. Fined by Judge Wright yester­ YOU... 'ft f t for Lady Bird’s t'wloo - a - week day were: Robert Tate, 22, of MILLER’S RESTAURANT Second Fiddle Spanish lessons -with a small group Eastford, $12 for fedlure to drive With public interest so keenly of friends, her business office, and AT THE CENTER— Ml 9-8123 SAVINGS centered on the 33-year-old glam­ the place where She dutifully en­ in an established lane; Edwin A. KING SIZE JOIN OUR 1963 orous First Lady, Jacqueline Ken­ tertains a string of visitors. Jackson, $10 for drilling an unreg­ a t t c / L O A N nedy, Lady Bird’s hard-working Over the years. Lady Bird htus istered motor vehicle and $10 for CHRISTMAS ASSOCIATION efforts som etim es get over­ become an expert 'Wsishington driving without a license; (Jharles Dante Is Now Serving shadowed — as Vice President sightseeing guide and many VEP Orlowskl, 64, of 84 Village St., $10 PLATFORM ROCKER CLUB Johnson, himself fades at times be­ ■visitors have had the pleEUsure„of for intoxication; Carl Kareski, 39, EVERYONE WILL ENJOY! ■ AMCNtSTIS'S SLSSST FISSIICiaL IWSTITST>gS hind the glamor image of Presi- hearing her regale them with lit­ of 96 Spring St., $7 for discharge RIGHT NOW I denTKennedy. tle-known tidbits of history as She of a shotgun within Rockirllle city BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS ------» ...... — ’Those who closely observe Mrs. takes them through the Capitol or limits; Glen I. Vincent, 44, of En­ STRATORESTER RECLINERS Johnson on her- endless social on a trip to Mount Vemehind sec­ , not one cent.. B IG PICTURE TV “quiet oasis” of a Washington HOBNOB RESTAURANT Both men then dashed up the started by children who might ond choice (jrewman. GENUINE LEATHER for speedy fr^ deliver^” drive-in snack bar, where she distance apart. could sit in her car undisturbed to MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE N O waiting—advertised write a speech. merchandise is always for only pennies-a-day WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—MI 3-0723 in stock, or ovoilablel Frisch Has Humor with breach of the peace, to Dec. Exclusive NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (AP) 18; Leon Gondarowski, 26, of 23 not one cent.. — "Bunting and sliding are a High S t, charged with speeding, 9 lor the solid feel of con­ Magnavox thing of the past — a lost art,” to Dec. 18 at East Hartford; Stan­ •Vinelle . . . a completely neW' kind of plastic, that feels fidence when you shop C H E SS SETS says baseball Hall of Famer Flunk ley Kellis, 46, of 5 Maxwell- Dr., LET'S HAVE warm, soft and supple as fine glove leather. Long wearing, at a store ■with many VIDEOMATIC FRENCH WOOD CARVED Frisch. “Everybody’s slugger now, charged -with improper passing, easy cleaning and give's a custom-tailored look that no other and PLASTIC Wa once had a guy that missed to Dec. 18. material equals! years of fair dealing! i . seven straight squeeze plays. On A PARTY! \ From $1.00 to $9J!(0 Other cases continued involved: ... automatically adjusts the eighth try he bunted and I Stephen Merton, 36, of 12 -Winder- IN MANCHESTER i t t u A both picture contrast CRIBBAGE BOARDS gave him a cigar.” mere Ave., charged with fpeeding, From 76c to $10.00 to Dec. 18; Joseph Parylak, 17, of Enjoy Your this LOW price and brightness whenever ASKS TRADE CO-OPERATION Chicopee, Mass., charged with the light level in your NEW YORK (AP)—A. C. GUbert breach of the peace, to Jan. 15; Party Here Dowey-Richman Go. Jr., of New Haven, was ctdled upon Barbara Petrozza, 27, of 2 Russell room changes. Day or Stationers Since 1006 toy makers to cooperate in the ac- Dr., Vernon, charged with breach night, Videomatic Just South of State Theatre tirtties of their trade association, Take our word for it, you’ll enjoy those big party al­ 767 MAIN ST. the toy manufacturers of the of the peace, to Jan. 16; Charles dinners better if you reserve a private room or ways brings you the U.S.A. Inc. Smith, 18, of Stafford Springs, 2995 Gilbert, new president of the charged 'with speeding, to Dec. 18; large table here. We can accommodate parties of In Colonial sfyle, $295 sharpest, most perfect. Walter Wasilewski, 19, of Hart­ all sizes! etwry finish, group, said little could be accom­ CLOSES Low 'ptico? Tec.. . . pictures you’ve ever seen plished for the industry in an at­ ford, charged with breach of the Tel. MI 8-1415 For Reservations mosphere of "chlidlsh distrust.” peace, to Dec. 13 at Manchester. but it's th. things that cost. — with tuning accuracy Addressing the association’s 46th Forfeiting bonds when they fail­ -you NOT ONE CENT that 50 you couldn’t achieve by annual meeting yesterday, Gilbert ed to appear were Stanley Bal- makra our stor. your bMt Tilt Contemporary, *U80fl $ 2 7 9 plocs to shop! ahown in maho^ny finish. handl asked the membOTs to develop a diga, 69, of 19 Bellevue S t, charg­ SUNDAY DINNERS SERVED. sense of confidence In the organ­ ed 'With intoxication, $26, and UHF-’VHF ization and its actl-vities. One Thomas McMahon, 43, of Spring- 12 NOON to 8 PJ«. DECEMBER 24 shortcoming, ho said, was their at­ field, charged with speeding and YOU GET MUCH MORE TV ENJOYMENT PER DOLLAR, TOO - titude to the association’s monthly with passing at an intersection, [There’s no mistaking the supple, live * compilation of sales and orders. $61. 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WOOLWORTH’S luxurious, cages, stands and acces­ made up « sories. 814 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER / smart linen­ Uni-Cord Charge Serrloe like textured OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M._ ^ eith JFiirnituro fabrics with • MANCHESTER'S APPLIANCE and COLOR TV CENTER M>^CHESTER fully guaranteed PET CENTER SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW' SA’TURDAY MATINEE 2 PJK. TILL CHRISTMAS 1 M ') M A IN ST. MANCHESTER constructioo ^45 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE "THE WONDERS O f ALADDIN” and CARTOONS '. i throughout. 995 Main St.—MI 9-4273 SATURDAY TO 5:30 P.M. \ ' AMPLE FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY 9 to 9-SATURDAY TILL 6 Open Every Night to 9 p.M. •UNDATl DlMsy's "LEGEND OF LOBO" end "BIG OIIICU8” / 9 nlC fflR ffIK MIK WK WIR nK AK KK TCK 1 / I / l' ■ ■7 > P A G E F O U R ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1*, 196t IIANCHBSTEB irEW lN O H E » d » , MIAWCBESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PA G E F IV E Roberta J. Oarstka, both of tha mas Rondelay,” “ Rodla Chrlstua,” Pupils of Grade 6 will present a from a tour of the Far East and ahoot Sunday from noon until daik j^ a c h o o l efaUdren b y Dr. Robert New Maey Wear oaUs for rashiqriag tear kw-mtod Mnorgency. Coventry local school system music depart­ ‘‘Natus Est” and ‘‘As I Sat Under music program, ‘‘NutUn’ for IHddle Bast, win ^>ealt. at the farm of Theodora WHgh^ on P. Bowen, loaal health and adiool units they don't want, if the states of the oommittee, said the group ed uninterested in the move. ment, will be in charge. a Sycamore Tree.” Christmas” “Christmas -Presents” Rt. 6 In Andover. ■ director, tiie scbool nurses, Mrs. States Retreat Guard infontry dtvlalans into man McNamajra oontenda the stream­ insist -«UL aMsrally, the Pantagon plan and ticketed for first callup In an thus federal funds — from Guard may as well accept the Idea. Frank Stamler, a co-chairman efforts when townspeople appear- for two months. X qwctal town meeting will be held Mt 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Hohertson Stimot to act on four Itenw Including additional appro­ priations totaling $11,677 and the selling of three town-owned school buses. m 1 •nie appropriations as recom­ ’ ' - mended ^ the Board of Select­ / ' -S i i men and Board of Finance are covered in three of the articles. 'V .Hw The sum of $1,500 is being ask­ • ••• : ed for improving and updating the ■’ s. ' ■"? methods of tax aooounting in the offices of the assessor and tax col­ lector through investigations made on the recommendation of the tax ooUeotor, Mrs. F. Pauline little, by Bernard A. Dion, Coventry aaaesaor, and Mrs. Christina OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 Woods, clerk In the bulling de­ partment. OPEN Ihe proposed ai^ropriation is f- UNTVAC Service Centers, tTNI- tial high Mass. VAjC Division of. Sperry Rand The bride, given in marriage by Oorp. Records of the txnwn tax COAT her father, wore a ballerina-length department would be maintained gown, designed with Sabiina neck­ In Hartford under fireproof oondt- line, long tapered sleeves, fitted bionB. .bodice and skirt with bustle back. Second Selectman Bertron A. Her shoulder-length veil of Inidal Hunt has estimated the program Illusion was attained to a cap of would save the town abmit $400 cabbage roses, and she carried a «ach year, after the first year. cluster of white roses on a white A total of $10,177 la asked to Gifts for Girls Never Prayer book. pay accumulated legal fees for de­ Miss Marie Laboc of EUlngtmi fending suits against the town. was maid of honor. She wore a Ibesa follow; $5,252 In the case of cocktail-length dress of emerald Sylvester J, and June O. Ploufe Were More Beautiful green satin with matching acces­ agtinst tha town and an additional sories, and Carrie^ a colo^al bou­ $814 for the judgment In this case; quet of yellow roses. $1,447 in the ease of Alfred Heck­ Ronald Laliberte of lilanchester i ler against the town; $1,026 in the Give HER Sportswear served as best man. Ushers were ease of David Chioerchla et si vs. Lawrence Nicewicz of Rockville the town as well as an additional and and Paul DelMastro of Man­ $600 for Chicerchla’s case to the chester. attorney; $250 for the case of Al­ Mrs. Povlosky wore a gold and beit J. Stevenson ct al against the The very popular Poor Boy wveater with the white sheath with black acces­ Coventry Planning and Zoning suede elbow pads, all the girls love it. Of Shet­ sories. The bridegrocun’s mother Commlasion and $230 for the case JUNIORS land with eardigan style, u i bone and gray.'Bises $7.99 wore a gold satin dress with of Albert J. Stevenson et al 7 to 14. matching accessories. Both won against tha Coventry Zoning / corsages of yellow roses. Board of Appeals. A reception was held at the Ital­ The sum of $699 is asked to oov- SAVE $4 On Bright New Wools by YOETHFAIR! TTte aB wool very swagger kiltie skirt in assort­ ian Social Caub, Rockville. F o r a ar the cost of preparing quitclaim ed clan-plaids. It’s pleated, has fringe and pin $5.99 motor trip to Canada Mrs. Del­ deeds from 82 grants to tha decoration. Siaes 7 to 14. Mastro wore a green wool dress Manchester Rod and Oun Club. and black accessories. The eoiqde The first item on the agenda will • Smart new shapesl win live in Manchester. atic that the TOtera consider and • Fresh new colors! V $7.99 Mrs. DelMastro attended Rock­ take action on the request ot the $ Q .9 4 The ligjit colored version of the Poor Boy cardi­ viUe High School, and is employed Board ol Education for authoriza­ • Exciting b u ttes 'n bowsh All are gan. Sisea 7 to 14. as an IBM operator at Pratt and tion to sell three buses now owned * Blue, Melon or Mint! $12.99 Whitney, division of United Air­ craft Corp., East Hartford. Mr. bgr the town. * All in 100% wool flannel Values Also very popular with young gals. Blouse and DelMastro attended HoweU Cheney FO Hoars Told Technical School, and is employed Extended Christmas holiday * Sizes 7 to 15. sox set. Blouse has roll-up sleeves and Peter Pan collar. Set Includes a pair of stretch sox to as a machinist at noneer Para­ hours now in operation at the local chute Co. post office have been announced by flit all sizes. In yellow, camel and turquoise. Sizes $2.99 Postmaster Herman F. LeDoyt. 7 to 14. These follow: Through Saturday, 7:30 am. to 6 pm.; Sunday, 11 a m . to 1 p.m ,: Dec. 17 through SURPRISE Dec. 22, 7:30 am. to 7 p.m., and on Dec. 24, 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be no deliveries Christ­ HIM m as Day. Postmaster LieDoyt ~ bM polnt- ad out that unsealed greeting THIS XMAS! cards sent within the United States, Mexico and Canada require postage of three cents. Those to other countries cost five cents. /potfUnin your^ Sealed cards sent within the SALE BEGINS TOMORROW! United States, Mexico and Canada require post^e of four cents. day the TT^e to other countries cost 11 aents. Rru-al mall ceirriers cannot 'swornifiOMr) stamp letters left in the mail box­ EVERY COAT es. However, eadh does carry w q ! stamps which may be purchased Pow Pow by the sender, I>iDoyt said. In the event of snowstorms, resi­ dents are reminded that approach­ es to mailboxes must be cleared. Light as TRIMMED WITH Otherwise, mail wilbnot be left • * \ Notes a cloud An annual Christmas concert will be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow Every Gal Wants A SKI at Coventry High School auditorium Of Velvafelt . mum by the school's band, glee club with thick piano and choir. John Christie and Miss JACKET A felt sole, Red firntsm Genuine M lkcii)nm i BIG or blue. " l i t ; RANGE AM) BULKY FUEL OIL , But oh so warm. This Is a lovely GASOLINE 2-tone levenrible MINK in S-M-L sizes in LiOden and J Dorm ie BANTLY OIL R oya l COMr.WV, INC. i.'ii VAi.N You've Never Seen Them SKI Oli:).. MUtIu.ll !I.1, Sure to please At Such F anatic Savings! ti'orkvilic 'i'|{ wedge in soft rake ffte d n ig tr y evf e f PAJNTS calf. Black, Blue, Pink. sfiOMf reMovfrf w M the Featured Group Only Self-prepetted Seew Threw • Full l-yoaro- Gifts That Endure! . eratied from 'back o f engine den. low price. Imagine now when the real • cleans a lOO-foot path SO* Handsome wide in just 60 seconds. cold is beginning, you can get a charm­ Puts the anow where yam KITCHEN Novelties and classic types in a want it. host of ravishing colors. You^l BfAKEBS OF FINE CANDIES ing and beautiful winter coat with your — ALSO — want several for yourself and many Casual Bags Supple soft Famous for Old for gifts. In ruggelspun, Shetland, leather, a sure choice of style and color of collar. Don't it < Fashioned Goodness Imported Mohairs, Domestic brush­ fit. Pink or .99 blue. delay another minute. Sizes are 7 to 15 TOYS $ STXIBES TO SERVE VOUl ed mohairs, suede trims, heavy link and the colors are Black, Brawn and MANCHESTER on link stitch and jacquard'kpits. Quilted Matched Set ICE SKATES SHOPPING PARKADE . In both cardigan and pull-on styles. TheM are authentic copies of better hand­ B eig e. Moadi^, Taesday, Saturday . Sizee 34 to 40 in 10'colors. bags! They’re crafted in lush Seton grain­ Al quilt scetate tricot capri pajamaa with DAJNIEL GREEN COMFYS OFXSN DAILY TO M PM. 10 A Jd. to 6 PJW. ed leather, in black, brown or puti^l Choose p^jing trm and Peter Pan Collar. Mateh- Wsdaeaday, Thnraday, Friday satchels, pouches, vagabonds, some with I For HEk duiitmas . MAHCHiSTHt 1 0 AJMLtoSPJd. iny duater with 2 pockets and button front. CMstmas is not eonqriets to many kuUes wlthoot outside pockets, all lined in Seton leather, Ri blue or pink. Pajamas 82 to 88. Robe the gift of their favorite Daniri Greens. We havs ROUTE 6, BOLTON Simply Say Charge fl! all with brass trims. Simply Say Charge It! SURPLUS SALES C O . V.' - e 0 ^ 12 to 18. many riri** to gratify aveiy woman’s desire.^ Daily 9 AJd. to 7:80 PJl. lee^.uahi ^ Depot ■«: ■sudsy 10:80 AJd. to 7:80 FJd. m e-mx-s. wxmx MAMCHiiiii'iJiai EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN« WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 196S PAGE SEVi P A 6 S r x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDWfeTOAT, DECEMBER IS, 19et agement" must be the ultimate Cohunhia Forryan, to find % new spot for. It was finished in 1921 and a chEU> fuid eourteous wing of a profeMlon- First Aid and that their SER'TICE their bi-monthly dinner meetings. ter was granted to the society by ^lanrljTBtTr fonnula for prosperity and stabil­ is J^ust that. ACCORDION l^ O N S al operator who knew Just how to Open Forum Council Resolves Budapest Cab Driver The former one, the liberty Hill ths state a year later. The'ayna- ity in the potato growing industry. Sk> W.T..S why don’t you go to SefuAiHf GaHH^ciicui 5 7 GSA Carol Sing Log Cabin, has burned down. Britisli Say Uprising use the telephone as sn instrument, g o ^ e 'was rriniiH in 1961 and at FREE use of Aoeordion during £ttTn|tt9 IfTrald The fight is as bitter and com­ ____ i. the "local service station" and New members were installed do any '“ aling Oiat had to be done, Ash Tray Issue colorful formal dedication cere­ plete as ever, however, between TLeani tiie Ikots* state your case. . L«t the ( o r a ­ this week by the district governor, monies the Torah was carried from trial period. For Information pUBUBHgP BY THJt and reeolve any .(XHnpUcations To the EdKor, tors show you documented svi- * Set in WUlimantic — n PRINTINO CO. INC. those who think the government JACK80NVILXD, Fla. (AP) — P U T N A M Envies ^Imperialists William O’Neil, and the d ^ t y f- M A f'J C Classified dead______imagination and daring enough to. What do you want for Christ­ thoughts. in buying the 8,000 to 7,000 cars Their five-course meal, with ing in Purnell Parking, rear of our stora. adune; 10:30 a.m. wine, cost 825. 7 9 .9 5 day of publication.except Saturday — design some practical system for mas? If Christmas presents seem The suggestion by W.T.S. that Imported annually. They can buy > Am. important to us, then we will want "Manchester equip two ambulance "We can afford an evening now distribution of the plenty we have French fsishions and Western del­ Wednesday, December 12 to have in mind that the whole ex­ teams, manned by interested and icacies. and then in a place like this,” within our producing power. RenKHlel Andreas S. said. "We top it off trained firemen, ready to move on i v / i ^ p perience is one o t learning both The road to Istvan’s apartment Having missed tiie dream, we are how to give and how to receive. moments notice to any dire TOPR OLD with a little dancing and a few Skybolt At Bay led out of brightly lit downtown drinks in a neturby bar. beck to the shrilow,. negative de­ Acts o t diarity can be indeed emergency" sounds fine on the FUR GOAT Budapest to a grimy industrial blessed. surface, but I ■wondSr *f W.T.S. INTO A area. Here workers fought "Our fmnily weis sort of prom­ mie “ Skybolt" pn^ram, to equip vice of the New Deal in its pig­ has determined who would man TRUE STEREO HIOH HDEUTY inent before the war, but the The cheer is lasting when the gifts are from Watkins But at the same time charity NEW against Russiim tonks in 1956. ourselves and Britain with a mis- slaughtering phase, back full can .be destructive both to the the ambulances -when the firemen We turned down a ride street Conununists need us now.” ■Ile oC 1,000 miles range existing' strength to thb business of paying giver and to the receiver: To the are figbiUng fires. If this service littered with discEU-ded building The regime needs engineers, • C A P E doctors Euid industrial mEmEigers. bombers could carry as their arm- for crops not grown, ^ot sold, not giver, if ever he uses his gift to were token over by the Town of material garbatge itnd empty bot Manchester and buied at a fire In return for their assistance, the trnient, has run into the worst of marketed, not distributed. This not take advantage of or exploit or ties. Istvan ptil-ked in front of an manipidate the receiver; and to station, the Town of Manchester • STOLE old building, still scarred from premier Emd party boss, Jeuios Long after the spirit of this Christmas is forgottan . . in fact many, many hick. only seems a sin against the laws would have to provide at least two of steKeophonic and the tonal purify of b i^ fiddiiyv the Hungarian revolution. Kadar, hsis promised they no the receiver It can be destructive, longer will run Into discrimina­ years after . . the Watkins Gifts you recaiva, and give, will continue to give It has had the poor fortune to of nature, against the bounty of if ever what he most needs is a men for the ambulances at all • JA C K ET Up three flights of dimly lit and times. Alao, an ambulance must be Sound is projected from sides and ca b in et: rickety stairs. IstVEui’s wife, Bona tion because they are not party lasting pleasure, comfort, and pride in ownership. For here are home furnish­ •noounter fCdlure in its first five the good earth, againsit the natu­ chance to stand on his own two members. feet and help to do so. Even peo' housed in a warm garage. 'Which offered glasses of barack, a bran­ 'teota. ral progress of man. It is also firehouse in Manchester is capable, surrounding you with the Although their living standEU-ds ings aesigned for lasting goodness . . in style, materials, and finishes. So, take pie who depend on others must be .95 dy made from apricots, and a differ, the taxi driver and the Tt hah ha^l the poor fortune to something more practical and real' helped to find 'ways to share and at the preeent time, to house two »19 pot of weak coffee Ito thaw the a load off your mind . . BE SURE . . by giving gifts that have proven for over be claaslfied aa obsolete and unnec- istic, if less moralistic or poetic. It ambulances? One ambulance is fun beauty of music. chill. chemical engineer both doubt to give aa well as receive. The AND UP HungariEins will stage another 88 years to be most appreciated. •aeary in view of the capacity, re­ safeguard for both is personal in- not enough! Do you know that a "It’s not much,” Istvan said is a continuing burieeqUe of a sound well equipped ambulanoe costs be­ revolution, at least in the fore­ liability and range of new missiles volyement! apologetically, “ but it is the best seeable future. economy. tween $15,000 and $20,000? coffee I can offer.” we have juat coming into stand­ The Rev. Abram. W. Sangrey "There is no doubt life has im­ United Methodist ChurclC A hospital in a neighboring The apartment had two small ardization, which 'won’t need to be CHESTER rooms, a bath, and what could proved since 1956,” Istvan srid. Bright Eminently Victorian Bolton community is now trying to dis­ "It is still impro'ving, as long as fitted aboard any plane in order pose of its ambulance service. be described as a kitchenette for we CEm, apply pressure for better Christmas to be helped toward their destina­ What is happening over a sul­ Why? Certainly, a hospital, of all FURRIERS IstvEin, his wife and two teen­ conditlonii, there will be no revo­ Mmt Cars Foreign places, -wliich is manned 24 hours age sons tion. tanate bearing the name of Brunei lution." 11.25 a day 365 days a year Should be $2 BURKE ROAD ■ "The regulations," he said, doesn’t read aa if it were out of It has had the poor fortune to DETROIT—More than half the able to provide "interested smd ROCKVILLE "are that no less than two per­ have wigaged the .spending of mil­ this present century. world’s motor-vehicle output is now trained" personnel even better sons should live to a room. If you Students Taught War lions •dollars, and the time o t A revolt begins, object over­ outside ttie United States. Before than firemen can since aiding sick have fewer to a room you pay World War II 1 days have to be fired in s..ger so that THURSDAY EVENING - 7 to 8:30 er roploeeiReel free 8-day wind clock WS ' can be sure nobody else ever where in a big building, who would Be sure of Christmas Delivery in Eui 18-inch round survives ua It wlli be quite a test answer your phone, at reasonable Be I unirt Ssntsl Give the hosiery gift 'with happi­ or hexagonal frame ness-insurance built right in: Ironwear! Every of knotty pine! of that high offidaklom, to see interval, after you had lifted it HAAtMOND ORGAN DUOS BY Order Now! lovely Ironwear style is insured against runs re­ whethiw dkybolt lives or dies. from the hook. She might ask you, sweetly, MARION MOBERG AND WILLIAM BOLES gardless of cause! Most women'who wear Ironwear "Number, please?" Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed Serviced need less than 10 pain a year, instead of 36 p a « Pyom .Dream To Burlesque PAY AS YOU PLEASE AT WATKINS 8 6 .5 0 After you had imparted to her By Our Own Mechanics o f ordinary stockings I Pay for your new furniture the K is getting so one post-war the object of your telephonitig, she Famous For Service Since 1931 Short 8H to 10; medium 8}i to 11; 1 ^ to IL CASH or Drop in tomorrow gvening . . 7 to 8:30 . . to our December C.O.D. day you select it, or "Cash on drearnTr-n dream that ■we might would take complete charge of the Open House and hear the duo Hammond Prgans of Marion Seamless micromesh also avsilahla in 111^ long. Delivery.” 9 .9 5 Bomriiow be both imaginative and White available in all purpose sheen 'with seams, mechanics of completing the call Moberg and*'William Boles. Hear Christmas carols and pop Direct Factory ‘Dealer SO-DAT Just say "Charge it." Your bill sensible enough to build ourselves and then present you with either a and in seamless micromesh. * 155. GHAROB won’t be jMiyable until SO days a national and a world economy of tunes, join in the "sing along," and don't hesjtate to asic for from now. Pennsylvania House makes this solid living response on the other end or Multiple uses Identy—^ia toding very ancient and other pertinent information. your.favorites . . there'll be a "Request" period. See how easy, 3 6 .9 5 tO-DAT Pay Eta little aa 10% down; bal­ cherry spice chest as an end table! ance in 8 monthly payments; 'rwry thin. She might say: "The Hne is PAT- It has a 24 X 16-inch top, stands 23__ it is to play the Hammond. -YouMf be pfaying "Silent Night" in A cabinet into which you can build your ... MEMTK ' no. service charg% Reminder o t ttals oomee t n m the busy.” Rock in-style inches high, 8 drawers aqd an open two' lessons . . and you get 5 tree lessons and a bench with Hi-Fi or afei^j,ret and W , or tu use as LAY­ As little aa $10 monthly on latest in' th e' series o f federally- cupboard space in the center! The She might say: ‘"The party does any Hammond Organ. Hammonds start at only $1,040 deliv* Add a quaint touch to their living a dining room buffet! C!olonial cherry- AWAY thinga you’ll n ^ later on; no 'aondueted hearings on the prob­ not answer.’’ PLAN ‘ aeryice charge. , . \ Rollin’ I ^ foot, stool is in knotty<^ ered. Take three years to pay on Budget Terms. CORSET SHOP room and provide the comfortable re­ with two adjustable shelvea in.one,sec; lem of., the . potato growing-'indus­ 8h' might say; “Tke Una has Bbachestor’s Largest and Okleat TV, Radio, RmoiS ofid Appllsncs Store 631, MAIN STREET— MI 9-6340 laxation of rocking, too, with one of tion movable verticle,j>artitions; holes BUDGET Itoy as little as 10% down; bal­ pine and covered with candy-striped try, this ena out at Denver. been tempmwrily disconnected.” PAY- ance up to two years; small carpeting used either vertkalty, as 130C^TER ST. CORNER OF CHURCH ^ ADlrLiUia m p l e rp A a iM r k v i in n gu these black Boston rockers. Fruit for wiring. 68” long, 31” high. (Sliding KENT8 service charge. R^iorts trom tha meeting toll of In kny case, you, making your bowl deeigD stenciled in gdiL plajrer ehelf available to order). \ shown, or boriaontalljr (eroMwaia)^ wIRi agiraMiniM £taat “aupply mha eatl. would be under the eepeble ^ ^9PPe WK WBS WK WK 1 'n PAGE EIGHT KANTRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 mWCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE NINE

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FREE OLD FASHIONED GLASS VERY FINE STOKELY’S SLICED McIn t o s h FRANCO PICKLES & PICKLED APPLE AMERICAN Rib End L o in End R o i ^ BEETS SAUCE SPAGHETTI RibHoK ROAST Loin H n if ROAST so ox. ONIONS JAR OLIVES ,.JARS^g^P ..4 O' 4 3 CHERRIES 2 3 ''*" 3 8 * Whoie Loin451 Center Chops 68! 45< 2 29* ■ORCLIU. TENDER Kellogg's Variety Cereal Grand Foaming Cleanser Pkg.^or 2 9 < Post Sugar Crisps 43* Chore Girl Pot Cleaner TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 78 : 29* 53»= Nabisco Rice Honies Gold Seal Glass Wax 24 Oz. A 1 JL DANiSH CHAMP. LOW Pkg. i C I ’ ’ 13< Quaker Yellow Corn Meal Windex Sprayers 14 Oz. X " 23< Can A9* SAUERKRAUT Quaker Oats DIf Hand Cleaner waterless M * LUNCHEONMEAT 22 Oz. TENDER TASTY. ► ^ PERRIS 79* Jar 59* Diamond Shelled Walnuts Cocoa Marsh PRICES! 12 Oz. 69* Can 69* Cocktail Peanuts Planter’s Medaglla Doro Coffee SMOKED BUT1S 681. ITALIAN SAUSAGE CoMat Claontw | g | | ^ Morn Instant Coffee 69*

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MeINTOSH ' I . « . . ’ 1 QT. JAR CANS 1 ^ « n s 1 TENDER 2 - 2 8 * OALIF. Apples 3 '‘‘2 8 Brecceli L Q E . BRCH. 19< 29< TENDER TENDER ORiSP Progresso Chick Peas Tomato Puree various ubeis 10'/, Oz. Can 49* Marinara Sauce Progreuo Helm Cider Vinegar 35* LLTTUCE 12 Oz. Cucumbers Remaine 2 '”2 5 Cun 39* 69* Progresso Olive Condite Holland Hall Sherbet ORISP FRRH 20 Oz. 6 Oz. m mm t ' - FAMOUS Can 23* 2 Can Progresso PIxxa Sauce Grape Juice Froshpak Frozen 35* 16 Oz. 6 Oz. Can 23* 2 Can 29* Libby's Succotash Lemon Juice Sunklst Frozen Pascal C6lery 15... Esearele 2 »2 5 29 Oz. 6 Oz. ► . Can 25* 2 Can 45* Birdseye Frozen Freshpak Leaf Spinach 85 Oz. Orange Juice 6 Oz. BRANDS! Can BAKERYSPECIALS 33* 2 Can 45* Italian Tomatoes Progresso Dole' Juice Frozen Pineappie-Oranga 27* 2 29* Contadina Tonuito Paste Wilrick Grape Drink Frozen FISH SPEQALS

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the probe, that slanted wells may water, srtio has occupied, the 134tik Slanted Oil Wells have drained oil worth $1 billion District Cour* bench eince I9B6, Official Confirms Use of Sabbaticals from leases of rightful owners in is accused of stealing oil tai one Bring 209 Charges the past dozen years. of the new indictments. He failed Wool worth Closing Drillers have testified that the to appear when aummmed before LONGVIEW, Tex. (AP)—A 10- practice of angling wells under the legislative committee prob­ the property of others, sometimes ers. The Boston office of the F. T. Grows in Business month-old state investigation of Woolworth Oo. has confimied that as far as half a mils' to one side, Moore said he will insist on an slanted oil well drilling itas re­ the Mandieeter Woolworth's store was far from uticommon in the immediate trial, adding: Dear Santa, m sulted In 209 new indictments vast East Texas field and three will close on Dec. 24. By ROGER tANE "I believe I can establish my y Tha ¥azl value is not so much naming 44 men, including a state smaller fields. innocence when all the facts are A news release from the district All I want for Christmas is my license AP Business News Writer court judge. m the subject matter as in the in­ The railroad commission, which presented to a jury.” manager for this area states that to drive. Please have .someone send me NEW YORK (AP)—Robert S. formal rubbing of shouldera with The Indictments Tue.sday allege regulates the oil industry, .said the company regrets closing the a gift certificate for one or more lessons. Bell already had a bachelor’ de­ men from very different busi­ theft, con.spiracy to steal, accept­ Tuesday teste have detected 243 Former Gregg County Judge store after its many years in the gree and a law degree. Neverthe­ nesses, from labor, the. academic ance of a bribe and accomplice deviated wells. Dozens of civil Earl Sharp of Longview was community, but that efficient They say winter lessons are a valuable less. In 1956 when he was 40, Bell world, the military and govern­ to theft bribery. suits claiming millions in damag­ named in two of the latest in­ operating policies make the move learning e.xperience. All my friends returned to. the campus one day ment.” The Gregg County grand jury es have been filed. dictments. Another jury indicted necessary. , a week for a year. him earlier. He resigned after a drive, so why can’t I? It’s so ea.sy and m Others stressed the release also deliver^ a formal report de­ Grand juries in Gregg, Rusk, Up­ While W'oolworth's has no im­ safe learning from a professional in­ To do It, he had to take time front! the insular aspects of ex­ claring : shur and Wood counties have vot­ write-in candidate defeated his bid for re-election Nov. B. mediate plana for opening a new structor. ^ from numerous business and ecutive life, tending to more spe­ "This grand jury, to a man. ed a total of 368 criminal indict­ store in the area, the release notes m civic activities, for Bell was ex­ cialization, an intense preoccupa­ takes the position that illegal dril­ ments naming 62 persons ac­ that the compemy does maintain a Signed, ecutive vice president of Pack- tion with the narrowing job en­ ling must be eliminated forever costed profiting illegally from 8 Million Moving shop at Silver Lahe in East Hart­ “Housebound” ard-Bell Corp., an electronics firm vironment. by whatever means necessary.” slated wells. __ III ford. • j f j f Cal! M 9-7398—-Office Office 443 Main St. with 1962 sales, of about J50 mil­ As Rockefeller put it, even golf Oil experts have te.stified be- In addition, a federal grand NEW YORK — About 8,000.000 lion. course, bridge, table, club and j fore the Texas House Investigat­ jury has indicted two men on United States families rhsnge Because men outnumber women MORTLOCK’S DRIVING SCHOOL “ When a^ executive is through cocktail party discussions become ing Committee, which joined the charges of shipping illegally pro­ their addresses in any given year, in Ladakh, the eastern part of at saving you sash on menswoar learning, he’s dead,” Bell said parochial. state attorney general and the duced crude to other states. 2,500,000 ,of them moving across Kashmir, women commonly have later, explaining his two-semester Since 1966 the Southern Pacific Texas Railroad Commis.sion In Judge David G.f Moore of Glade- State or County lines. three husbands. stint at the University of Califor­ Railroad has sent about 50 men nia at Los Angeles. He attended a year to special courses lasting / classes in a special executive six week.s to a year at schools development program. like Stanford, MIT and Harvard. “ They can study anything they •**. ' O ' Something resembling Bell’s at­ X* titude has been going on in the like—Chinese so far as I . care. business world the last few years It’s broadening, ” said Donald J. ' and appears to be spreading. Russell, president. \VL'/ In one of Its most dramatic ex­ Actually, study has concentrat­ >.Vr7jr ^ , pressions, David Rockefeller, ed on advanced management president of the Chase Manhattan training, transportation, finance iJ^ Bank of New York, suggested and similar subjects at graduate periodic management leaves for schools, of business at the various high-level executives, perhaps ev­ institutions. ery seventh year. Regarding Rockefeller’s sabbat­ Speaking to the American Phil­ ical idea. several corporate FAIR osophical Society, Rockefeller, a bos.ses expressed reluctance to brother of New York Gov. Nel­ give up bright young men for a iBBec^liet/ son A. Rockefeller, lamented the whole year. continuing division 6f society, es­ "And there’s a reluctance on pecially the business world, into the part of the men themselVss,” compartments. Schoeck aaid. The result, he said, was a An official of Raytheon Co., stultifying communications gap in Lexington, Mass., electronics con­ a decade of extremely rapid so­ cern, approved long sabbaticals, cial and scientific change. but said they should be regarded “We cannot afford to flounder not as a complete answer but as in a communications vacuum a supplement to short courses, while science and technology seminars, inhouse training pro­ for all the girls...... reshape our world,” he said. grams, fellowship sand the like. To a point, much business In Chicago, 'Tilden Cummings, thinking across the country is in president of the Continental Illi­ tune with Rockefeller’s thesis. nois National Bank and Trust Co., ■ However, many executives ex­ agreed with Rockefeller that ex­ press doubts about the wisdom ecutives congregate too much, in­ of sabbaticals of from a full se­ tensifying a need for "cross pol­ foni& cfijcC lination of ideas.” Xantzen mester to d year. This year about 3,000 executives Cummings' bank sends officers i were sent to university-sponsored, and executives to Rutgers, in New gift sweaters in-resldence executive develop­ Jersey, the University of Wiscon­ creates ment programs lasting two weeks sin and elsewhere for summer or more in the United States and courses, mostly to schools of Canada. Roughly 50 colleges, uni­ finance. bring your , versities. institutes and as.socia- “ We’re not particularly inter­ superb M AID COTTON tions gave such comprehensive ested in liberal arts courses.” programs. said Hugh Moltzau, director of Courses in managerial account­ management and training at warmest wishes! ing, labor relations and the like Parke, Davia A Co., Detroit-based gift Hondfoi^piaidc on pro* _ heavily accented many offerings. pharmaceutical firm. akrank 100K ^aotton flannell A few, such as those at Stan­ Robert Mitchell, a vice presi­ Poaliod in poly^og for gift ford University and Massachu- dent of Mattel, Inc., Hawthorne, sweaters giving! 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Force in England included 76 mis­ 12 regular newsmen from the sions, 50 of Uiem combat missions. Newsmen Tr^y struck papers to a normal staff of Firm Appointed to Perform Khrushchev Demands He -was shot do-wn twice, once over 20 and sdl the regidar newsmen Allied France, and over occupied are working overtime. Newscasts Germany, where the French under­ For Settlement have increased from 20 to W a North E^d Market Analysis Ernest Albert Wise ground made possible his return to day and lengthened. U.S. Keep Cuba Word RCXlK’VILXiE — Emeat Albert England. Person-to-person commiuUcation Wise, 88, of 2S Pleasant St., died He received an honoraible dis­ bogged) down the Ohio Bell Tele­ ’Tbe Manoheater Redevolopment^ Utility companies involved are In 5-Day Strike phone Co. and the utility appealed yesterday at Rockirille City Hoe- charge with the rank of technical Agency has appointed Lany !ord ’Electric Ught Oo., The (Oontlmied from P»*re One) ism have demonstrated that they pital. sergeant in August 1945, and re­ to the public for patience in wait­ itoem New England Telephone are in a position to impose peace Smith tc Co., Real Estate Oonault Soih of the late Alfred and Eliza turned home. Soon after his return (Oonttamed from Pace One) ing out delays to get calls through. and toe Hartford Gas Co. out hie warning that the pledges on the exponents of war.” Wise, he was bom in Hhigland, he suffered battle fatigue and was Suburban papers have attempt­ ants, to perform a market analysts The New Haven Railroad has In­ must be kept. Khrushchev ridiculed the idea Dec. 6, 1874, and was a profession­ under medical treatment until the Service presided at the new meet­ ed to step into the breach. T%e for the pn^KMed North End Re­ dicated an interest in cooperating Khrushchev, referring- to what that the Soviet Union had chosen ing. weekly Heights Sun-Press & Mes­ al gardener, supervising for 23 time of his death. newal Project. with toe town to attract new in­ he apparently meant by President Cuba as a base for invading the years the Maxwell Estate on Un­ The Publishers Association of senger has become a semiweekly dustry to toe Manchester area. IN A MICHAELS TREASURE CHBST Kenney's "pledge” , said the American continent and declared: New York City wais represented for the duration of the newspaper The firm wUl probably start 'Ihe MRA has tentatively sefaed- ion St., now the City Hospital. He background studies for their analy­ United States had promised "not "Had we wanted to start war retired 18 years ago here. by Amory H. Bradford of the New strike and its normal circulation ided a meeting wiito N or^ End to attack the republic of Cuba against the United States, we Rockville-Veraon York ’Times, chief negotiator for of 60,000. was increased last Thurs­ sis about Jan. i, after their ap­ residents, buslneas men and prop­ Not all diamonds we sell are housed In our famous Treasure Chest for the would have not agreed to disman­ He was a memiber of the Nation­ pointment has been approved by and to restrain its allin from do­ al Association of Gardeners and the association, and Donald R. day to 75,000. But the extra 16,000 erty holders for 8 pjn. Jan. 28 ing so.Y li tle the rockets installed in Cuba MeVay, the ass(x;iation’s execu­ were sold at newsstands in its own the MRA's legsd council and the alt the Bentley SchoprovaI he said, toe MRA does n ^ have the pUnited States to avert "the Raising the question whether Vincent Gallagher, assistant from the MRA. enough final plans to be of any Friends may call' at the Ladd meeting of the Vernon board of fundamental change in ’Hie consulting firm, which was direct threat of a thermonuclear either triumphed in the Caribbean Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., selectmen last night. | position of either side on wag- manager of a concern that oper­ use to interested residenita. world war.” crisis, Khrushchev said: tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ates six downtown newsstands selected from five such companies "It was sanity, the cause of The presentation was made b y , other benefits since the The Soviet leader, in a major p.m. Andrew ’Tricarico, a member of o®*®" Saturday, said: “ We’ve lost 3,000 dally cus­ that submitted proposals for the peace and security of peoples tomers. ’These people just pass us market analysis, lists as one of its foreign policy, speech, called for that won. As a result of mutual the. town’s recrea^’ in commission! Wirtz gaid he dldn t know If he "renunciation of war among Henry L. Benson would return here for another try by now. ’There has been some in­ more frequently rendered serv­ Zeus Scores, concessions and compromise, an and town roads foreman, who also crease in sales of news magazines ices, “studies involving the eco­ states as a means of settling in­ Henry L. Benson, 65, of the reported on work done recently at at ending the strike. ’The labor understanding has been achieved secretary, who helped end a and ’TV Guide, but its not the nomic aspects of urban planning or ternational disputes (and) their which made it possible to remove Hotel Gardq, Hartford, formerly of the Ecker tract in preparation for solution through negotiations.” week-long strike against the Daily same as newspapers.” redevelopment, with particular Second Success a dangerous tension, to normalize Manchester, died suddenly last winter recreational actl-vities. ’The combination of snow- Khrushchev called the solution ’Tricarico reported the commis­ News by the AFL-CIO American emphasis on municipal and com­ the situation. . . . I night. He was pronounced dead on clogged roads and the absence of munity benefits.” of the Caribbean crisis "a major ' aiTival at Hartford Hospital where sion recently had arranged for the Newspaper Guild last month, “ There are some who say that rfewspapers to carry the usual ad­ The firm also has done many A t In te rc e p t ■victory for the policy of peace,” the United States allegedly com­ he was taken after suffering a completion of a 50-car parking lot came to the city from Washing­ but he repeatedly attacked "the ton Tuesday vertisements has hurt (ihristmas studies to determine the economic pelled us to yield on certain points. heart attack while he was work­ off West St. to be used in con­ business in the downtown depart­ aggressive circles of imperial­ I But should this yardstick be ap­ ing at the offices of the (Connecti­ junction with ice skating and slid­ He termed "extremely unlike­ feasibility of retail and banking (Oontfawed trom Fags One) ism.’! ment stores. Most of the stores development and expansion. plied, these people should say cut (Co., Hartford. ing activities at the Ecker tract. ly” the possibility that President have suburban branches' which And in an obvious retort to the that the United States, too, was Mr. Benson was born July 29, ’The new parking lot should help Kennedy would take up a sugges­ have reported increased trade. Cities which have employed the will come, when it will be Chinese Communists, who criticized I compelled to jrield.” 1897, in Manchester, a son of the prevent repetition of a situation at tion to call both sides to Wash­ Funeral directors have said* the consulting firm include Balti­ launched and its probable path. the Soviet backdown in Cuba, ______!______late Louis P. and Jennie Sandin the Ecker tract last winter when ington and use his influence to absence of the daily newspaper more, Philadelphia, Detroit, San ’The Nike Zeus system has been Khrushchev asserted: Benson. He was employed at the cars, parked on West St., created try to gain a settlement. obituaries and death notices have FTancisco, Pittsburgh and Roches­ tmder development since 1957, but “ Events have confirmed that Connecticut Co. for more than 40 a potenetial traffic hazard, Tricari­ The ITU’s 3,000 printers on the complicated their business tre­ ter. has not yet proved to toe satisfac­ the peace forces are able to over­ years. co said. nine dailies seek an 318.46 week­ mendously. ’The Aluminum (Jompany of tion of Secretary of Defense Rob­ come the most dangerous interna­ State News Survivors include two sons, Ideas presented by ’Tricarico for ly wage increase over two years The stock brokerage business Canada has employed the compa­ ert S. McNamara that it is prom- tional crisis, to curb the imperial­ Henry L. Benson Jr., Glastonibury, development of summer recreation­ to bring base pay to 3159.45, plus has been hurt by a lack of daily ny to determine the commercial IMng enough to warrant going Into ist aggressors.” and (Clive C. Benson, New Orleans, al facilities included several picnic a shorter work week and other market psiges. requirements for Kitimat, a new production. Seated in a place of honbr on La.; a daughter, Mrs. Norman C. tables to be situated in a grove of fringe benefits. city being built in British C(dum- Nearly 31.6 billion has been Messiah Chorus Organist Roundup spent on development of the sys­ the rostrum was President Tito of Bonney, Andover: three brothers, trees, a baseball or softball dia­ The publishers have offered the bia. William R. Gable, 27 Wiightaj. Yugoslavia, who was branded as Carl Benson of Manchester, Clif­ mond, and toilet and water facili­ 38 Increase over two years ac­ Lany Smith 3c 0>. analysts -will tem and It has been estimated it would cost another 310 billion to Ijane, Glastonbury, will l>e the or­ Choir College, nccton, N. J., a “ traitor to world communism” (Continued from Page One) ford Benson of West Hartford and ties. cepted by the Guild after the First Negro Joins work closely With consultants a week ago by the Red Chinese. motmt enough Mike Zeus batteries gan!^ with the Manchester Mes­ after studying the organ with Raymond Benson, Gastonia, N.C.; Tricarico felt the plans outlined News strike, plus fringe benefits from Raymond & May Associ­ siah Chorus at the performance Walter Baker, aire Cod, and Carlos Rodriguez, head of a Cu­ would not conflict with any future they estimated to be worth an Posh Cosmos Club to provide minimum protection to ■XCITINO NEW OVAL BNaAOBMBNT DIAMOND He said golf. carts and mowers th i^ sisters, Mrs. Paul Dougan ates, the consulting firm working ImTOrtant U.S. cities suid bases. Sunday in Bailey Auditorium of David CraigI all concert or- ban trade delegation which ar­ now require a $3 motorcycle reg­ plans which might provide for loca­ additional 31.20 a week. Manchester IBgh School. rived here Monday, was also on and Mrs. Carl R. Johnson, both of on the North End Renewal pro­ (Jrltlcs of the Nike Zeus ques­ ganists. istration plate if they are used on Manchester, and Mrs. Matthew tion of a school at'.the Ecker tract. The printers struck four of the WASHINGTON (AP) — The «ite ject’s final plan. Gable has been the minister of Among the dties in which he the rostrum. George Rlsley, first selectman, tion whether its radar is cai>ahle Traasura Chert diamond in IJ-karat gold: m moat One of our exquisite oval diamonds In'll A eontsmpora'ry 14-karat gold setting i public highways. He said his bill Robb, Bridgeport^ and a grand­ dallies Saturday, but the others Cosmos Club, whose rejection of a An appraiser has not yet been music at the (Jentral Baptist has given rpdtals are Princeton, Khrushchev coupled his call felt the recreation commission closed down voluntarily. Idled of discriminating between actual would exempt them from the re­ daughter selected to study building and enemy missiles and deebys Which (Jhurch in Hartford since 1953. Philadelphia, ’Trenton, N. J., Wil­ fitting engagament ring for young people simple platinum setting. EnvI^bfa Treasure the natural brlllianca-of this lovely again for peaceful coexistence be- quirement if they are used only should consider setting up a base­ were nearly 20,000 employes of Negro for membership a y ^ r ago He is dean of the Hartford twMn East and West with a Funeral services will be held property values in the North End, would be sent out with the war­ mington, N. C., and Connecticut at crossings. Friday at 2 p.m. at the Watkins- ball diamond at the site of the the Times, Herald Trlbime, Daily set off a stir that reached to toe (Jhapter, American Guild of Or­ towns. with modarata fhaani. True Value-Priced at $395 Chest quality and True Value;Pticed at 31190 Treasuce Chart diamond. Tnia Value.Priee4 chjf^e “ imperialist aggressors” former county home, rather than but the final selection should be heads to confuse the defense. This A bill filed by Rep. Morris West Funeral Home, 142 E. (Cen­ News, Mirror, Post, Joumal- White House, has accepted its made socm, toe MRA’s executive doubt is shared by McNamara, al­ ganists. ’The performance Sunday will including Federal tax. Eaay Paymantal Including Federal tax.'6asy Payments invited. at $27C including Federal lax. iaa|f Payaiatile. were stirring up international (3ohen, D-Bloomfield, would re­ at the Ecker tract Tricarico re­ Ameilcan, World-Telegram & Sun He received bds master of arts begin at 7 p.m., and wUl be under tensions with threats and a warn­ ter St. The Rev. C. Henry Ander­ plied the ball playing area did not first Negro member. director Ed 'Rybezyk ssiid. though the Army contends Its ra­ quire the State Public Utilities son, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Long Island Press and Long Is­ degree from the Westminster the direotion of G. Albert Peareon. ing that the Soviet Union had ha\(e to be elaborate and that the John Hope Franklin, chairman The MRA will select the initial dar is equal to the job. (Commission to hire experts to Chur^, wiU officiate. Burial -will land Star-Journal. * appraiser-)for toe study at a Janu­ rockets to “ reply to a blow by our testify in the public interest when­ area would be designed for use by of toe Department of History at enemies with a lightning smash­ be In East (Cemetery. The Long Island Press, howev­ ary meeting, provldi^ the five ever a utility petitions for a rate those at picnics. er, continued to publish its Long Brooklyn (Jollege, N.Y., was elect­ Extended Forecatt ing blow.” Frieflds may call at the funeral Risley suggested that ’Tricarico firms which have been asked to "Let's see,” she says, as she hike affecting at least 10,000 cus­ Island edition for distribution £ ed by/the club's admissons com­ begir^ to recall dates. ’’She was He outlined in detail the prog­ home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 acquaint the planning commission mittee Monday night. submit bids for the work respond tomers. to 9 p.m. Nassau and Suffolk coimties. in time to allow sufficient study ’WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — ’The in school with Joe, and he was ress of negotiations conducted by with his recreation development Last January, toe club’s admis­ U.B. Weather Bureau at Bradley The cost of the witnesses would possibilities. Enterprising dealers imported of their proposals. 40 last Jime. urgent letters with President Ken­ be borne by the companies seek­ J(rfm A. Rickes out-of-town newspapers into this sions committee turned down toe Field issued this 5-day forecast “ And she has a daughter who nedy, and declared at one point: On a related item, Tricarico rec­ All properties in toe North End THERE’S ONE IN ing the rat^ increases. city of 8 million. Papers from as application of Carl Rowan, a Ne­ Renewal Project area will be ap­ for Connecticut today: is a freshman in college this “ If the other side had not shown TOLLAND—John A. Rlckeis, 40, ommended adding some pjw - gro, who is a deputy assistant EVERY CROWD Cohen’s bill also would i^uire of Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Tolland, far away as Philadelphia were praised, Rybzyk said today, al­ Temperatures over (Joimecticut year. Let’s see now. How old was restraint, an explosion would have ground equipment at the Lake St. secretary of state for public af­ for toe period Thursday throug;’. “ No woman should ever be Sue Brown when she and Jim followed.” the companies to submit in ad­ died suddenly while at work in School. He added that "we’re be­ snapped up by a-vid readers at though all may not be purchased vance the names of the expert Storrs this morning. up to three times the price nor­ fairs. by toe MRA. Monday are expected to average 10 quite accurate about her age. It married? She was" through col­ During the first hour of his hind on recreational facilities and It brought tm outcry of discrim­ witnesses they plan to present. Bom in Rockville, ■ March 12, mally paid for New York dailies, A second apraisal will be made degrees or more below normal. I(X>K8 so calculating.” lege, so she must have been at speech he made one brief refer­ it’s time we went ahead with it.” ination and several government Cold throughout period. Not quite This would allow the PUC to 1922, he was the son of Mary Wil­ which sell a total of 514 million during toe later stages of toe re­ Oscar Wilde said that. But what least 22. If her oldest child was ence to Germany, saying the Also reporting on recreation officials resigned, including John as cold around Friday followed by born when she was 28 and 1s 18 gather its own witnesses to rep­ lis Rickes of Rock-vllle and the late matters was John Gill, recreation copies a day here. newal program, to determine the problem should be settled by resent the public. Kenneth Galbraith, ambassador another cold outbreak for the la: he didn’t say was that a woman now that would make Sue 41.” treaty and the Berlin affair John Rickes. commission chairman, who listed The demand for newspapers final market v^ue of those build­ He was employed as a carpen­ was so high, in fa ct,^ a t the new­ to India, who had proposed Presi­ ings that toe MRA must buy. This half of the period. Some normal looks even more calculating when There's one like that in every should be settled on the basis of commi.ssioh acti-vitles during the dent Kennedy for membership. high and low temperatures for the that treaty. Cuts Pension Request ter. year. ly re-vived Brooklyn Bagle, which appraisal will not be done until the she is determined to be quite ac­ crowd, every time some woman’s He is survived by his wife, Per­ is printed by the offset process “ Being a member or not/-a, town has approved the project. period are Hartford 38 and 20; probable age is mentioned. It But he avoided repeating a NEW HAVEN (AP) — William . Gill said the to-wn-wide contest Bridgeport 39 and 25 and New curate about another woman’s sia Fellows Rickes; one son, Rory; handled by another union, put out member is a matter of con­ \ Rybezyk said today that he has age. riot only makes the woman who threat of an immediate signing Of K. Tate, retired vice president for for Christmas home decorations science,” Galbraith announced Haven 39 and 23. a separate treaty, and he with­ three daughters, Mary, Sandra, held in past years was being dis­ 300,000 copies. contacted utility companies, toe Let’s say that Mrs. Brown’s age is determined to set the age rec­ freight traffic, has reduced the and Persis, and two sisters, Mrs. then. “ And mine was best served New Haven Railroad and toe State (Precipitation may total one ord straight sound calculatihg, it held any demand that Berlin be size of the pension he is seeking continued this year. He added that quarter to one half Inch melted is mentioned. Someone says, “ She William Lutton and Mrs. Andrew (CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)—With­ by resigning.” Highway Department, all of which must be about 30.” But the wom­ makes all the other women feel made a free city and American, from the New Haven Railroad. the program was becoming too dif­ would be effected by toe renewal with a chance for a general snow French and British troops be Drico Jr., all of Rockville. ficult for the commission to han­ out newspapers for IS days and And Kennedy passed toe word an who is determined not to give a bit -uneasy. In a revised petition filed in U.S. Fimeral ■ arrangements by the struggling amid the worst winter that he did not want to join. project. about Friday. withdrawn. District Court yesterday, Tate cut dle. or take . a year on any other For they know that if the fact Burke Funeral Home, 76 Prospect weather in 12 years, nearly two woman’s age starts doing arith­ finder can pinpoint Mrs. Brown’s He said the Soviet Union “ did, his pension request from 31,262.81 ’Tricarico noted that the onset of and is doing, all that is becessary St., Rock-vllle, are incomplete. winter should remind residents of million Cleveland-area residents metic. age accurately she is sure to have for the preservation pf peace.” a month to 3767.61. the town’s restrictions against are waging a daily battle to keep " ’Thirty?” she asks, .with an. in­ figured out their ages, too, even The premier pledged that his Tate’s pension was one of sev­ Mrs. Louise Johndrow parking on the roadsides during informed. credulous ring to her voice. “ Why though they’ve been ever so care­ country would steadfastly con­ eral discontinued by the trustees R(X2CV1LLE—Mrs. Louise Guy- and after snow storms. Cars should What they want to know is not she’ll never see 35 again,” and ful never to say just how old they tinue to follow what he called the of the bankrupt railroad last year. ette Johndrow, 73, of U Cedar St., be removed -from the highways so primarily news from Washington then starts in pro-ving that Mrs. are. "Leninist policy of peaceful coex­ Tate did not explain why he was Rockville, died suddenly .at her that plowing gnd snow removal or India or the capital at Colum­ Brown has to be more than 30. Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) istence.” This policy has come reducing- the figure. - ,1 home this morning. She waa the will not be impeded, TYicarlco- said. bus—but answers to such near-to- under frequent attack from the Judge Itobert P. i^ e r s o n is . v^fe of Wallace Johndrow. home questions as; hard-line Communists in Red Chi­ also considering petitions from Bom April 4, 1889, in Lehigh, Will Rosedale School have class­ na and Albania. George Alpert, the railroad’s for­ CJanada, daughter of the late Mr. es for junior to attend today? Khrushchev went to the Su­ mer president, and Samuel J. Mas­ and Mrs. Edward Guyette, she Nehru Says India Is the factory where Dad works TULIP TREE TURKEY FARM preme So-viet accompanied by sey, its former general manager. lived here for the past 55 years. going to operate the third shift? TAPERED BADUETTBE NOT POR BNOAOBMENTB MARDUIEB DIAMOND Tito. Alpert complained he had pen­ She was a member of St. Ber- Not Tied by Truce i Are buses running on Lorain Ave. so mother can go downtown SELF-SERVICE DEPT. STORE Tito’s appearance was a sur­ sion rights of 3295,833 under the nard!s Church in Rockville and a FRESH BeeiiHfully proportlerwd, unusually brttllani prise. He was greeted by a burst contract he signed with the rail­ life member of Ladies of Columbus. NEW DELHI, India (AP,)— to do her Christmas shopping? A choice emerald-cut diamond in a preeiout Twelve round and six baguette diamonds encircle of applause. road. He. said his contract as presi- Besides her husband, she is sur- Radio and television stations merquiie-cut diamond in platinum with two Prime Minister Nehru said today PINE STREET and HARTFOto ROAD NATIVE platinum setting with two tapered baguettes a large center diamond. Handsomely set In It was one more honor for the dent called for an annual pension ! vived by four sons, (Jharles John- India has giVen no guarantee it stepped up news coverage when TURKEYS lapered baguettes. True Velue-Prieed at |12Mi, ■visitlng Yugoslav, who is here on of 325,000 for 12 years. Massey ' drow, Ernest Johndrow, and will continue to observe the cease­ the morning Plain Dealer and af­ True Value-Priced at 3545 including Federal tax. 18-karat white gold. True Value-Priced at R75 George Johndrow, all of Rockville, ternoon Press News were ALSO BONED and ROLLED an unofficial visit to promote bet* said the railroad owed him a fire the Chinese Communists pro­ You may take twelve months to pay. Including Federal tax. Easy Payments. Federal tax Included. Easy Peymepte, toa ter Soviet-Yugoslav relations. monthly pension Of 3833.33. and Wallace Jr, of Ellington: four claimed in the Hirnalayas, struck Nov. 29 by the truck driv­ After the applause, Khrushchev The petitions are still before the daughters , Mrs, Frank Kelzen- “ We have given no guarantee ers. The Teamsters Union re­ and ’Tito seated themselves on the federal court. berg, of Windsor Lockd, Mrs, turned to work this week under a FRANK M. HARABURDA on toe- future of the dease-fire,” civic committee truce< proposal, rostrum, facing members of the George Grosch, of Tolland, Mrs, Nehru told Parliament, Supreme So-viet, which is this Charles Backofen, of Rockville, but the Cleveland Newspaper ASH SWAMP ROAp—GLASTONBURY, CONN. country’s version of a parliament. Move State Offices Mrs, Nprman Ludwig of Crystal “ It depends upon the circum­ Guild, which struck Nov. 30,. is TEL. 633-2415 stances, But for tRfe time ^}ng Americas Hottest Records! T In an apparent rebuttal to the HARTFORD (AP) — The job Lake; one brother, George Guyette continuing on strike. Chmese (Communists, Khrushchev of Haydenvllle, Mass,; 22 grand­ India is accepting it,” Some 15 inches of snow driven of transferring most of the state Nehru said India does not wish' said a "deep scientific approach” agencies in the State Capitol to children, and 23 great-grandchil­ into mountainous drifts by high to the facts of international life dren. to Impede the cease-fire and wel­ wlnd^ buried the city last ’Thursr ifiC SQHSCiXiOncd quarters in the new State Office comes reports of Chinese with­ is needed, including a sensible es­ Building at 30 ’Trinity St. begins Funeral services will be held Fri­ day-Hoight. Additional lighter snow­ timate of the corelation of forces. day at 9 ;15 from the Ladd Funeral drawal on the northeastern fron- falls followed—toe newest a four- tonight. r, ’The Chinese are Insisting on Khrushchev said the world The change will leave the Capi­ Home, 19 Ellington Ave,, with a inch blanket ’Tuesday »nlght. "greeted this victory of common Mass of requiem at 10 o’clock at ildlng their present positions in Notices of school closings, bus tol chiefly for the use of the Gov­ Ladakh, at the northwestern end sense” in the avoidance of war ernor and his staff, the General St. Bernard’s Church. Burial will schedules, road conditions and over (Cuba. Assembly and the State Finance be in St. Bernard’s cemetery. of the border, where they occu­ factory shutdowns have flooded “ We can be proud of this de­ Department. Friends mag, call at the funeral pied more than 2,(X)0 square miles radio and television newsrooms, cisive action. ’The forces m favor Each elected offitlal, however, home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 in their Invasion, where staffs have been enlarged THE HRST BMICr SAME OLD ot peace can meet the most dan­ will (x>ntinue to keep an office in am^ 9 p,m. Whatever the outcome of toe and have worked overtime to keep gerous crisis and overcome the the (Ja'pitol for ceremonial use. I cease-fire and the Chinese with­ up with additional newscasts. forces of aggression.” ’The moving is being done by drawal, Nehru said, India will Westinghouse’s KYW radio and with l/au^hn Mectd&i PROBLEM ‘ He gave a brief review of the Dully & Sons, Inc., West Hartford, have to continue to strengthen its television Stations—largest in economy of the Soviet Union and at a cost of 314,972. The. job is Funerals defense forces. newsroom manpower—have added of the party and control reorgani­ expected to be completed by Mon­ '^.^TWO NEW zation outlined last November by day morning. -Anthony L. Lanzarin the party Central Committee and It was announced yesterday that in acts of the present Parliament. ’The funeral of Anthony L. Lan- C. H. Nickerson & Co., Torrington,-^ zano of 50 Bissell St., was held this ANSWERS He said the seven-year plan, was the apparent low bidder for now going into its fifth year, will morning-from the Walter N. Le- alterations to the' Capitol to pro­ clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main St., ■ not only achieve the 80 per cent vide additional space for the legis­ increase in ■’’pfoduction, but will with a solemn • high Mass of re­ n .O O L b . lature and the (jovernor’s staff. quiem at St. James’ Church. double that from which it began ’The State Public Works Depart­ in 1958. ’The Rev. Joseph H. McCann was ment said the company submitted celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Eu­ 1-3-5 Lb. Sizes. m s o N .th e He said the Soviet Union and a base bid of 319,500 and a sup­ other Socialist peoples had an an­ gene F. Torpey, deacon, and the plemental bid of 33,300 for related Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, subdeacon. i Single Lb. or Solid swer to the question of whether work. they want war. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was organ­ Cake, Ivtn H your snow probltm k man-dit, a BOUNSjractor Mrith ist and soloist. Burial was in Sol­ Cakes ‘"The m>Bwer is a decisive no,” , ^ ttM 32-l(Kh SN0,CASTER oftachment ran turn it bits cfilW'i ploy. he said. Hospital Suits Filed dier’s Field, East Cemetery. 4 Nevertheless, he said, the coun­ HARTFORD (A P )—TTie claims Pull military honors were con­ BOLENS tractorg breezp through snow to clear large areas BNCaiAOBMBNT DIAI^DND H R S n ' uicklv and easily. The positive-grip tire treads bite into M A O I C A L . OVAL DIAMOND ENOAOEMENT DIAMOND try had to remember that it was against Hartford Hospital stem­ ducted at graveside by members of surrounded by a ring of military Hdqrs. Co., 2nd Battle Group, Con­ WATCH FOR SALES TEAMS ais snow to keep you plowing ahead. The SNO-CASTER ming from the Dec. 8, 1961, fire bladeg ^ g into snowbanks and throw-snow out and away T Treasure Chest diamond set In 14-karat white bases. reached the 32 million mark today necticut National Guard. CWO Clc- Large brilliant-cut Treasure Chest diamond set In from wbIks mid drives. • ..no bsnks to cause more drifting. Khnishchev reviewed the ■ Cas­ with the filing of three more suits cio Savlno presided. A salute was ON MAIN ST. AND AT THE Much larger-looking than its weight! Furtherj precious platinum with handsome tapered gold with gently diminishing aide diamonds, tro regime’s relations with the fired by an honor guard, and WO Say goodbye to backaches with a BOLENS tractor. Use it against the institution. for snow casting this winter... mowing and tilling in summer. enhanced by a charming 14-karat gold setting, Soviet Union, and said: A negligence action on behalf of Ted Kurlowicz sounded taps. PARKADE baguettes. True Value-Priced at 31750 two on each aide. True Value-Priced at 350Q Father McCann read the committal " ’The reactionary forces of the the estate of Mrs. Marian Paige Choose BOLENS Power Propelltd WintsrKinf two aide diamonds. True Value-Priced at $375, including Federal tax. Easy Payments InvItetJ. including Federal tax. Eaty Paymenta. United States resolved, to usurp Winget of’ Hartford, a private service. SNO-CASTER. Simply guide your Winter- the functions of a. policeman, to duty nurse who died at’ the time Bearers, all members of Hdqrs. J King SNO-CASTER over sidewalks and Federal tax Included. Easy Paymentel take the road of the military sup­ Co., were CWO Savlno, M. Sgt. J THURSDAY EVENINGS I driveways. A sturdy 3-hp Briggs & Stratton of the lire, asks for 3300,000 in pression of the Chiban revolution. damages. Atty. Henry S. Marlor Raymond Handfleld, M. Sgt. Ted ' DEC. 13 and DEC. 20 engine does the work for you. The Winter- In other words, they wanted to Jr. of Naugatuck represented the Kurlowicz, M. Sgt. John Ray, M. King clears an 18-inch swath. Positive, chain- usurp toe right to export counter­ estate. Sgt. Libario Dimaria, and S. Sgt. ^ Purchase your fruU cake from mice teams drive action means no slipping and no 1m of revolution.” Robert Aldrich. power. Throw away your snow shovel . . . Another 3300,000 suit on behalf 'JS ot call any of toe following team captains: ’The news agency Tass quoted of the Winget estate was brought Mr. Lanzano entered the U.S. see os today. TREASURE CHEST DIAMONDS ALWAYS MEAN MORE ------Khrushchev as s a ^ g : against the City of Hartford, Fire Air, Force Dec. 6, 1942, and was ^ GEORGE HUteARD—MI 9-8634 "American reaction seeks to Chief ’Thomas Lee, former Fire sent to Ft. Devens, Mass. He com­ Justify its aggressive actions’ by Marshal George F; Kennedy and pleted courses in aerial gunnery, iK JIM MARSHAUU-^ 8-2S74 alleging that toe crisis in the William J. Ennis, the city’s build­ airplane mechanics and gunnery at Caribbean was created by Cuba ing supervisor. various training centers and was b a y P E R A C O m O — m i 9-7866 " t herself and that blame also rest­ A suit for 3100,000 was filed a flight maintenance gunner/ who DOWNTOWN Mi^CHESTER AT 958 MAIN STREET ed with the -Soviet Union which against the hospital by the estate maintained, repaired and inspected 'A lUSN MAT’niEWB--MI 8-1618 ahipped rockets and IL28 bombers of. (Jharles J. Siegel of Farming- B17 aircraft under combat ALBUMS taining toe aggressors and not. as brought against the hospital by His citatioins|. include an 'air decorated a room at toe Bonce School For Retarded OfaUdrea SS M A IN ST. • M l 3-7958 . - means of attack. Our only pur- Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Snyder medal with.,five oak leaf clusters, QPBK DAILY 7 A3L to 6 PJ)L—l^UBSIkAYS TIUL 9 F Jt . pose was defense of CM]».” of East Hartford ' through Atty. and a European-African-Middle » plus a donation, aO from oar frnlt eake salei You Can Get it for Less at King’s SA'TUBOAYS 7 AM . to 4 PAL ' / Khrushchev said Sovlbt policy Morris J. (Jutler^ of Bloomfield. Eabtem Theater medal with two i- 7 . / - - had aviarted nuclear war and thus Mrs.. Snyder -was injured in bronze seralfie stars. "tha foroes of peace and- Boclal- fire. His aervioe with the iQightti Air / '

PAOB 8IXTEBN tCANGHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER U . 19eS Section Two WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1962 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 Pages 17 to M2 All of Villagers Sing Yule Carols Open till 9 every nite till Christmas Hoard Proposes Changes , Between Lines ME A Okays Representation TiaiNNA — fcntlre villages fai Town directors and Man­ w«st«m Austria Join in aing:lng SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 5:30 chester Country Club officials, Of MET on Negotiating Team oarola on Christmas Eve. Be* toward the end of their long gin^a^ with the family living Club Getting Time meeting last night on the fa ra e st from the village church, club's lesise, asked General The Manchester Education As­ torch-bearing carolers form a pro­ Manager Richard Martin his sociation voted yeiKSrday afternoon cession. opinion. to allow the Manchester Federa­ At each hooise along the way To Discuss Lease He proposed letting the club tion of Teachers proporticmal rep- greetings are exchanged and the set the fees for occasional reeentatlon on a negotiating com­ inhabitants fall in line. Eventually golfers, but only if the fees mittee to meet soon with the board the whole population is in - the were kept at a certain per­ of education on 1963-64 salary and parade as the line reaches the a The board of directors agreed last night to give MancMes- centage of the club members’ (jdjL, on, maitL L, ler Country Club members 30 extra days to study these pro­ personnel policies matters. dhurch for midnig)ht Mase. dues. That way, he said, club . Members vetoed 114 to 21 in favor posals for a new lease on the 177 acres the club rents from members couldn’t raise out­ of the action, propoeed by the NATO UNIT HEAD the town: siders’ fees without a stiff MEA’s personnel policies commit­ PARIS (AP) — Allied military 1. A 7-yeai* terra. able the club to spend this money, raise in their own rates. tee "in the Interests on Instituting officiate say Belgian Maj. Gen. 2. Annual rental of $24,000. “I would suspect the club Immediate negotiations” with the bsdiwsL in, IhsL he pointed out, because the town members wouldn’t vote for Alfred Bumiaux. now stationed in 956 8. Permission for the club to wants its property maintained In school board. Washington, will become com­ FREE Main raise fees for occasional golfers the best possible way. any substantial increase in ITiey voted unanimously to con­ mander of NATO’s 2nd Tactical PARKING facing from $2 to $3 on weekdays and However, the elub wants to be their dues, even in the interest tinue the precedent of a 12-mem- Air Force in March or April. He Your Porsonal from $4' to $5 on weekends. These sure it will get back its invest­ of capital improvements,’’ he ber negotiating committee. will replace Air Marshal Sir John Lot next to Top Notch Oak fees to apply to Manchester resi­ ment, he said. said, in a sly reference to the They defeated 118 to 23 a prcF Grandy of Britain. S p b t i L o ^ CHARGE ACCOUNT dents only. , Suggests Bt. 6 Clause main argument club memibers posed amendment to the flrst mO' 4. Permission to set any fees the The possible relocation of Rt. 6 , had given in support of a new tlon which would have guaranteed INVITED dub choosee for out-of-town resi­ in the south end of town, and the lease. the AFIj-CIO unit at least two dents who play occasionally. industrial or business growth this But the newly elected members on the committee. Democratic majority on the In both departments 6. Permission to raise member­ might stimulate, prompt the di­ The proposed amendment was AT PINEHURST ship fees from $150 to $200 for sin- rectors to be oautlous about a long board of directors, fresh from defeated* after ME A members Gift Sujsg:estions f f v d i i m o A , ie memberships, and from $180 to lease, mayco’ Mahoney said. their campaign promises to said: f230 for families. Atty. Kelley suggested later start a capital improvements 1. That such a guarantee would STAINLESS Directors agreed last night to that the lease include a clause program for the town, fi­ imply that the federation repre­ for INFANTS bold a public hearing Thursday to which would autotpatlcally term­ nanced \Xrith bonds, took Mar­ sented about one-sixth of the adopt an ordinance, permitting an tin’s words to heart. i inate the club’s rights, in the event teaching staff, or about 80 teach­ TABLEWARE extension of 30 days for the club to that the Rt. 6 construction should "I think he’s trying to tell ers, a figure which the MEA feels P olos...... 1.29 to1.98 consider taking up its option of reach Bolton Notch. us something," said Director is exaggerated. We wish this wonderful spirit of human con­ tire land it occupies in the town- Ted Powell. 2. That in any event the MFTs Thor Stainless . . . U. S. A. Com­ Since the relocation is still on Gift Suggestions owned Globe Hollow tract on S. the planning boards, and no money “He’s getting the message president would be an ex officio plete set is now offered to en­ sideration could last all year 'round. Main St. is likely to be allocated to the across,” Mayor Francis Ma­ member of the committee, and the '^Arctic TroopeP able customers to complete se­ C raw lers...... 1.98 to 3.98 tinder the present lease, if the project by the General Assembly honey agreed. amendment would allow the mi­ Patrolman Newton F. Taggart lections in time for Christmas. club wants to renew its option for until 1065, he said, the chances of nority group’s negotiating role to fashions the newest in winter bat­ JUNIORS, 5 15 another three years, beginning become two votes and a third non- tery being worn for the first time No. 1 unit shown below, is avail­ R t 6 being put through in' the reasonable one, even though it Dresses ...... 3.98 to 7.98 March 1, It must notify the town next few years are slim. - would be a hike of $9,000 per year voting voice. by members of the Manchester able for 99c with any $5.00 pur­ PRE-TEENS, 8 to 14 of Its intention by Dec. 31. “Highways will be obsolete when over the present $18,000 per year, The "overall negotiating com­ Police Department. The black, chases. Other units at 79c with Because the club wants major they get that thing done,’’ he and a hike of $7,000 per year over mittee” as approved was estab­ waterproof headgear, called the a $5.00 purchase. Unit 2, 4 dianges in the arrangement, and joshed the mayor, who hsis been the $20,000 per year which ti»e lished on tin interim basis only, "Arctic Trooper,” is made of because the directors proposed for this year's negotiations. The Teaspoons. Unit 8, 4 Salad S u its ...... 2.98 to 7.98 active in supporting the reloca­ club would pay if it merely re­ genuine leather and mouton fur. We believe in quality... Blouses ...... 2.98 to 5.98 , major changes of their own, the ex­ tion. newed its present lease. MEA decided that the manner of It was originally worn by the Porks. Unit 4, 4 Iced Tea tension wiU be grranted. Republican Director Francis The club now pays, he said, in staff representation in the future Royal Canadian Mounted Police Spoons. Unit 6, S Tablespoons. Lease Length Key Point should be determined according to and was first introduced in this For you generally get what you pay for. Quality Delivers agreed with him. addition to the $18,000 to the school board action on the "Com­ P ram s...... 10.98 to 14.98 The lease itself is a town ordi­ Plan Capital Works town, a rental of $7,500 to Bol- state two years ago by the Con­ more assuredly guarantees greater wear and Skirts...... 5.98 to 10.98 nance. Atty. Kelly said the capital im­ mittee of Nine” report on work­ necticut State Police, who wear greater satisfaction. toU Holding Corp., a private or­ ing relations between teachers’ Winter Just Around the Hairpin Corner The key point of discussion— provements the club envisions in­ ganization set up in 1959 to pro­ group.s and school boards. the g(ray colored version. The po­ It further proof is needed that winter is on the way these 10- Mittens ...... 79c to 1.00 and disagreement—last night be­ clude improving the clubhouse, re­ tect the equity of voting members. Tlie ME,^’s resolution specifies lice force here recently purchased year-old North .^dama. Mass., schoolboys discovered it. Check­ Sweaters ..... 5.98 to 14.98 tween directors and Atty. Eugene placing the greens, installing wa­ It controls the assets of the club. that "any previously announced 65'of the hats from the Diamond ing up on icicles formed a/t Hairpin 'Turn on the Mohawk Trail T. Kelly, counsel for the club, was ter lines for irrigation, and im­ If the Boltoll Corp. is dissolved salary or other proposals be with­ Police Equipment Co. at 1085 Main are William Elder, Peter Tefft and Peter R. Trabold Jr. (AP Hie duration of the lease. proving the parking lot, among — one of the proposals made by drawn prior to the first meeting St., which reports that other po­ Photofax). Knit H ats...... 1.69 to 1.98 The club wants a t least a 10- other things. the club — he said, the $7,500 (of the negotiating committee) lice departments around the state Handbags...... 2.98 to 10.98 year lease, he said, and possibly TTje club wants to do as much would be freed for the additional with the board." The MFT has al- have also introduced this "warm" M or 25 years, while the directors, rent ready submitted its 1963-64 salary , hat as their official winter head- for whom Mayor Fhancis Mahoney Improving as it can, regardless of We believe in selection... the duration of the lease or the Atty. Kelly protested that the and benefits proposals, which must 8®^- B lan k ets...... 2.98 to 7.98 was the spokesman, think seven Temple Fair Features Hanukkah ^ifts be withdrawn if it agrees to com­ Jew elry...... 1.00 to 3.00 years is a long lease. amoimt of the rent, he said, but money paid to Boltoll is plowed We’re always striving to offer you the diversity wlU be hampered if the one is too back Into the club for maintenance ply with the resolution. —and to suggest that the two On this ponlt hinged all the Mrs. Joseph Garman, 68 Bowers^ Mrs. Garman, Mrs. Howard GoldAWerbner, magic wishing well; Mrs. Miss Martha White, chairman of of styling and range of price that’s in keeping Other aivruments. short or the other too high. of the course. David Heiler, little ladies’ mani­ ■teachers’ groups get together to T oys...... 1.00 to 5.00 But at one point in the meet­ The town would be t^ in g away St., left, and Mrs. Dan Mosler, 47 and Mrs. Maurice Pass are chair­ the MEA's personnel policies com­ form the negotiating committee. Ifs Real with quality and still conform to your budget Skirt and Tunic Sets . Atty. Kelly said the club wants Marion Dr., display a prayer shawl men of the fair. Chairmen of cures, and Miss Melody Weir, mittee, said after the meeting that to spend $150,000 on capital Im- ing, Mayor Mahoney said the maintenance money for rent, he make-up. requirements. amount of capital improvements ajid articles that will be offered booths are Mrs. Pass, gift shop; if the MFT proposals are not DODGED TEST wements, over a period of years, said. Mrs. Harold Krantz will do withdrawn, the MEA will have no 10.98 to 16.98 is to the town’s Interest to en- undertaken by the club was not Rental Discussion for sale at a Hanukkah Fair Sun­ Mrs. Isreal Levine and Mrs. Philip charcoal portrait sketches. A VERONA, Italy (AP)—A teach­ Robes ...... 2.98 and 3.98 recourse ijut to ask the school er found three little girls asleep r the town’s responsibility, so;#ar as Democratic Director Robert day from 2 to 6 p.m. at Temple Sherman, books; Mrs. Herman Al­ snack bar will be conducted by board to consider only MEA pro­ the length of the lease or amoimt Stone said that if the club felt Beth Sholom. The Sisterhood of port and Mrs. Larry Spiwak, hand­ members of the USY’ers. Baby­ in her flfth-gp-ade class this' week It’s Natural posals. and couldn't waken them, am­ 7 Pajam as...... 3.98 of rent was concerned. $27,000 rent would be unjust, the the Tem-ple will sponsor the event. made articles, candies, cheeses and sitters will be available without The resolution also provides that "That’s ndt -our problem,” he club should present figures to the A variety of Hanukkah gifts toys, and Mrs. Milton Leon, home- charge, and movies will be shown bulance took them to the hospital. negotiations be conducted within The children confessed they had THE LARGEST said. board of directors to prove the will be available including books, baked cakes. for children. the guidelines of the “Committee of Director DellaFera said it is the amount was unjust. menprahs, candlesticks and can­ Chairmen of children’s booths The public is invited (Herald Nine” report. taker, sleeping pills to escape a We believe in legitimate Knit Hats ...... 2.50 to 4.98 town’s responsibility. Democratic Director TedPowell dles. are Mrs. Mosler and Mrs. Alfred photo by Ofiara.) test they feared they couldn't ' SELECTION OF It’s Wonderful Last Wednesday, school board pass. In a summary of his opinions, was more cautious on wiikt the members agreed to postpone de­ CHRISTMAS POULTRY. merchandising... he said the club maintains town rent should be. The directors ‘reasonable,’’ but the club wants I would pay for the construction of ciding whether to adopt the report property and watershed beautiful­ should have regard for enabling freedom to set fees for occasional new greens to replace the old. as policy. The board’s personnel Fur M itts...... 3.98 the club to maintain the course Santa’s Workshop MORRELL'S H AM S and Our constant aim is to offer the fairest and honest ly. The club contributes to the iax players. particularly if the lea.se was with­ policies committee had been asked coffers, he said, and to the water at its best for Manchester golfers, liiree dollars and five dollars are in a couple years of expiration, There are only nine days left ■to recommend action on the report, prices that is conducive with honest retailing. department Income. he said. not enough, he said. said Kelly. to visit Santa’s Workshop at after considering the opinions of R. E. WANDELL ROAST BEEF IN Knick-Knacks...... 1.98 Fee Proposal Cut Republican Director Harlan Mayor Mahoney said the direc­ If the town wanted the land to Center Springs Lodge. Visiting the two teachers’ groups. Taylor said, "...$27,000 la too tors have to remember that this Christie P. McCormick, com­ ■ The club provides recreation for high.” use as a municipal golf course, hours are 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on MANCHESTER. RCA V ictor 360 families at no cost to the town, course is for the public. then reimbursement to the club weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. on mittee chairman, had asked the Building^ Late in the meeting, Atty. Kel­ Kelly, said the club depends on postponement until about April, B elts...... 1.00 to'3.00 ho said; in fact, the families pay ley proposed a rental of $22,000, could be made in seN’cral ways, Saturdays and Sundays. for the privilege, while the recrea­ getting $20,000 a year from occa­ he suggested; saying his committee .is presently Contractor Again, at Christmas, you’ll find provided club members approve. sional play. "We’re not going to urgently pressed with new school tion department spends $140,000 Democratic Director David Bar­ If the town took .six holes, he Plnehurst far ahead in the se­ a year on programs for the rest price ourselves out of the market," said, the club would expfecl the budget work. Rasickiitial-Commercial lection of Holiday Poultry. M A R K 8 Gift Suggestions We believe in good service... of the town. ry suggested meeting him haliway he said. Four dollars on week-days Temple Qub Sets The MEA’s opinion on the re­ SI Dresses ...... 8.98 to 19.98 \rtth a rental of $24,500, and then and six on week-ends would be bet­ town to give three years rent port was that the group unani- AlteraHons-Rofflodding "I don’t think seven years is a free for the entire course (provid­ long time,” he said. The rental fee knocked $500 off the proposed ter. New Year’s Party I mously approved of it as It reads, While we are one of the few The Management and our associates are steadfast price. The mayor suggested that the ing the town allowed $10,()00 per without a clause ^ecifying minor- **Busine8S Built On tor GIRLS 3 to i4 should be smaller, in ratio to the hole, and providing the annual rent in their belief that gracious and sincere service Dr. Eugene Davis, vice presi­ club return to the board of direc­ Atty. and Mrs. Ronald Jacobs ity representation. The MFT said stores to offer LaBroad- Gowns . . . . 17.98 to 24.98 shorter lease, he said. dent of the club, asked the direc­ was $20,000). Customer Satisfaction” still remains an important part of our relations Atty. Kelly also thought the tors with another appeal, if other and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diamond it approved essentially of the re- Aberle CONNECTICUT tors, since they were jumping the golf courses in the area raise their Or the town could drop the rent 1 port, although it wants the minor­ Full Insurance Coverage D resses...... 4.9S to 19.98 S with our patrons. Whr’Good-Timif rental fee should be reduced if the rental figure, if they would con­ rates. by $10,000 over a six-year period, are co-chairmen of a New Year’s ity representation. FRESH TURKEYS . . . we Umbrellas .. 3.98 to 5.98 lease was shorter, to free the club’s sider a 10-year lease. Director Taylor favored fees he said. j Eve party at Temple Beth Sholom The board voted to negotiate Tel. MI 4-0450 must remind you that it is money for capital Impi-ovements. Director Barry turned down the similar to those at other clubs in O r. the town could extend the i sponsored by the Mr. and Mra. with the teachers again this year After 5:00 P.M. At first, the directors proposed idea, the area. lease, for a three-year period. If Club of the Temple, —although such negotiations are necessary to place advance Skirts ...... 3.98 to 7.98 g a rental of $27,000 a year. Atty. Kelly said the proposed 82 BALDWIN ROAD Charlie Suffers Democratic Director Richard The directors were unanimous in the club pays for the construction j a committee Includes Mr. ' and optional, according to board rules orders. Raincoats 10.98 to 19.98 membership dues of $200 for sin­ proposing to let the club do what of the holes, he said, the club Mrs. Merwin Meridy and Mr. and Woodhouse said the fig;ure was a gles and $230 for families were it wants in setting fees for out- would expect a longer lease. [Mrs. (Tharles Borgida, tickets; Mr. Blouses ...... 1.98 to 3.98 ^ of-town residents — and policing Director Barry asked whether ^ and Mrs. Howard Gold and Mr. Please place your native tur­ We believe in the loyalty of our Car Coats . . 17.98 to 39.98 Uneasy Bladder whatever regulations It sets up. the maintenance and running of a and Mrs. Harold Krantz. decora* key order today and let us know’ A fee of $5 will probably be municipal course by the country | tions, and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Levy, I if you will pick it up Saturday S lip s ...... 1.98 to 5.00 patronage and that considerations Unwise eating or drinking may be a charged to out-of-towners, said club would be regarded as extra publicity' Monday. We will also feature I source ef mild, but annoying bladder Kelly. considerations by ■ the club, and Reservations close Saturday and MARLOW'S HAVE IT! a t are still appreciated... irritations — making you feel restless, Director Taylor asked whether Kelly said they would. may be made with any member the top quality oven ready Frozen tense, and uncomfortable. And if the club wanted to continue leas­ Other aspects of the proposed committee. I Jl. restless nights, with nagging backache, Order Now for ChrisHiKW . . . Turkeys and large. Capons, R o b es...... 3.98.to 10.98 ^ headache or muscular aches and pains ing its preseit land, on the east lease which the club’s board of Ducks, Geese. Our business continues to flourish and expand. due to over-exertion, strain or emo­ and west sides of S. Main St. governors, and later its member­ One Shot Gal What better evidence can there be to prove that tional upset, are adding to your misery Kelly said, “We’d prefer to stay ship, will consider are a listing of the public still appreciates sincere service. -d o n ’t wait—try Doan’s Pills. where we are, if we don’t get a the capital improvements sched­ RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP)—Mrs. GIFT DELUXE CUSTOM S w ea ters...... ^ 2.98 to 7.98 Doan’s Pills act 3 ways for speedy HOLIDAY SPECIAL long lease." Thelma Ivy, cook in a Riverton relief. 1 — They have s soothing effect ule, an annual finaiicial statement on bladder irritations. 2 —A fast paip- If the town should decide it from the club to the board of di­ cafe, doesn’t believe in wasting I BsYMPHOjI MADE CHRISTMAS lelieving action on nag^g backache, RIFT COUPON wants any portion of the present rectors, and an agreement that ammunition. In September she Stretch Tigbts .. 1.98 to 2.98 ^ headaches, muscular aches and pains. course, nfew greens would be con­ there shall be no assignment of as­ went hunting and bagged two an­ BASKETS FILLED WITH 3.—A wonderfully mild diuretic action given with each 8-lb. structed on other town land, the sets without the permission of the telope with a single bullet. A thru the kidneys, tending to increase Ctob proposed. board of directors. month later she wont deer hunting. tbb output of the 15 miles of kidney lead of dry cleaning. Yep, she got two deer—both, does FRUITS AND The QAYNOR tubes. So, get the same happy relief If the town wanted to use the The board of governors will Wednesday iitru Saturday land for Industry, then the town meet Tuesday at the country clilb. —with a single bullet. Special Series 213-G-15-M P a ja m a s...... 2.98 and 3.98 ^ We believe that good ethics... millions have enjoyediJk/JVU for WTVgover W60 260 aq, in. picture years. DELICACIES . . . For conven­ 11 MAPLE STREET and honesty in doing business ience, ask for the Across From First National Store Parking Lot Pood Baskets made to order. large size. Get bears greater fruit... ^ Doan’s Pills today! Doan's ■Hiese deluxe Christmas baskets make a wonderful gift. We de­ We remain steadfast in this belief and never In­ "EXCEPTIONAL... BUT NOT EXPENSIVE liver them and guarantee the tend to deviate from this code in our relation with quality. Piease place your order You are really missing the thrill of real natural en­ our public.. today . . . joyment of |0rograms— any scenery or costume is Gift Suggestions COME... SEE OUR SPECIAL SHURFINE so much more lifelike. Come in and see for your­ OPTICAL 763 MAIN ST. BOYS’TOWN MODEL 4PN22 VALUES self or try one in your home. Gift Suggestions ^ MANCHESTER' GRAPE JELLY lower floor ShjiiL BaJi, UNUSUAL CANDLES AND I Featuring We believe in exchanges and return^ marLOW large 12 oz. glass 33c in our SHOE DEPT. ^ | -Mitchell 3-1191_ 4 Speakers Prices as Low For we see no reason why you shouldn’t have the Winter Jackets 8.98 to 34.98 PRICED SHURFINE FLOUR pri’vilege of getting the correct size or the item PRICED FOR CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE CARDS FOR CHRISTMAS > Garrard 6 lbs. 43c Slipper Sox .... 1.98 to 3.98 ^ you prefer. This policy remains firm all year CHARGE OR'^BUDGET ■ ■ • .i _ _ Compare it with any 57c Service that's Better round. Please return anything that is not accept­ Slack S e t s ...... 3.98 to 5.98 4 Speed Changer able and our sales personnel will give you the same $1 flour on the market. Traveling Slippers .. 1.98 up gracious service and assist you in your alternate I 10 Watts Power desire. B elts...... j..... 1.00 THEY'RE DIFFERENT! MIRACLE WHIP TERRESTIAL THERMOMETERS Pay as little as M .90 per week Boys’ Slippers ,. 2.98 to 4.98 ^ Output E-Z TERMS qt. jar 53c TELESCOPES $5.45 up Ties ...... 59c to 1.00 Indppr-Outdoor $5.00 up OTHER FINE PHONOS Plnehurst Freshly Grount Girls’ Slippery .. 2.98 to 3.98 ^ Fram '$27.88 to $329.50 Home Style Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Guaranteed, Serviced o Slacks ...... 2.98to 10.98 M IC R O S C O P E S $8.45 up SPOTTING SCOPES $9 up SAUSAGE MEAT . .lb. 49c OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 (Except Sotuitkiy) By Our Own Mechanics Teen Slippers .. 3.98 to 5.98 || And la st but not le a s t. . . Plnehurst Lean A note of apology..'. . BINOCULARS $18 up BAROMETERS Famous For Service Since 1931 Polo Shirts ..... 1.29 to 3.98 Charge h With "UNI-CARD" CHUCK ROASTS . .lb. 79c Winter Boots ... 3.98 to 6.98 v Since we are the first to admit that our personnel OPERA GLASSES $2.85 up HYGROMETERS $5.50 up Support Your "UNITED FUND' Boneless are human beings and are therefore subject to the Sport Shirts .... 1.98 to 3.98 same human error and temperament as are all oth­ P L E N T Y O F Plnehurst Center Cut • Stride Rite Shoes er people, please accept our apologies for any errors FREE PURNELL PARKING RIB PORK CHOPS lb. 69c that wq might have made throughout the year. Flannel Shirts .. 1.98 to 2.98 FREE S.98to 11.50 i Please let us know about these complaints so that Pinehurst Hamburg lb. 49c i Potterton’sa we correct in a manenr that is understanding and PARKING 5 Ib. Lots 4Sc lb.' Maooiiester’s Largest and Oldest TV, Badio, Boys Shoes by Gerberich considerate of ^our position. Sport Coats ... 8.98 to 19.98 Beoord and AppHante Stors 85 EAST CENTER ST. 8.95 to 11,95 Cor. SUMMIT STREET- 130- Center Street' Comer Of Church Sweaters . > v-rr 2.98 to^ 1^.98" FURNITURE DEPT. (Lower Stcr#. L«.Ys!lA.. Telephone MI 9"6268 "Reliable For Over 50 Yearalt Teen and, Women’s Shoes ' ASK ABOi^T OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PhoB# MI ••5221 ^ From the Associates And ]l|Shi|agment O f, Pajamas ...... 2.50 to 3.98 § OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9-EXCEPT SATURDAY By Sandler, Arpeggios SC fflE mK mlE ran nK nMi raH ran ran nH nK MM nH Tots ’a Tsana and CsiU|PUS Juniors Advertise in llie Herald—'It Pays 8.95 to 10.95 Robos...... 3.98 to 8496

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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 198* MAmiHEdrER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN, W ED^SDAY, DEqEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE NINETEEN Andover area will be located near the base Force will take place Dec. S7 at of Bupker Hill I\d. going toward 10 a.m. in St. Clumba’s Church in Coventry. Any tools suitable for Colinnbia. GIVE A GIFT THAT Girls to Entertain cutting down brush are suitable Phyllis Mooeley of Hebron un­ INVESTOIIS! on that day. derwent open heart surgery yes­ GIVES HOURS OF At La^irel Manor The council has also begun work terday in New Haven. The Co­ on the town park area. They are lumbia Ctopter of the Red Cross COLLECTORS! PLEASURE and PROFIT OPEN arranged for 15 donors bo go to Members of Senior Service Girl now preparing a slope for. chil­ WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF Scout Troop 21 will visit LAurel dren's sliding this winter. Anyone the hospital to provide T y ^ O, G O O D > ^ E A R Manor Convalescent Hospital in interested is asked to join tj)ie work negative blood. Itenors who went ★ INDIAN CENTS ★ LINCOLN CENTS ★ NICKELS Thursday and Manchester Sunday at 2 p.m. The crew Saturday at 8 a.m,, and to from Andover were: Mrs. Edward Hopkins, Mrs. William Tucker, ^ DIMES ★ QUARTERS ★ HALVES and MANY ^ girls will decorate a Christmas bring along axes, spades, and a Every Night till crowbar, if they are available. The Mrs. William Smith, Gk>rdon Mac­ OTHER SUPPLIES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. tree for the patients and sing Donald, and Leslie Billings. carols. The day will conclude with town park area Is at the end of SEE AND BUY— GOODYEAR'S Christmas... the Scouts serving patients supper LAke Rd. where it connects with THE NEWEST OF ALBUMS TO I ^ S E Old State Rd., across from Mitch­ Manchester Evening Herald An­ trays decorated with Christmas dover correspondent. Margery YOUR COINS—"CREST COI^/aBUM" cupcakes that they have made. ell’s. Montandon. Mephone 742-6012. . Readying Slope The Recreation Council is now Coins can be ^ w e d from either si4«rwitho«t removlnsr The Andover Recreation Council in the process of organising a bas­ MORTGAGE BANK STUDIED coins. Colorful binder to matcl^ plans to sponsor a skiing prog^ram ketball league. AMSTERDAM — The posslbU- We also carry library of ‘ poim . Meghrig coin folders this winter and is now in the pro­ Notes ity of establishing an international cess of preparing the ski slope. Miss Karen Leon of Aspinall Dr. mortgage bank, to operate in coun­ and supplies. The council requests who would was honored by 27 friends and tries tlmt lack lending agencies like to prepare the skiing area to relatives at a miscellaneous show­ in the construction field, is under come and join the work group er last Sunday. Heir wedding to Lt. study by the International Real WHtTMAN COIN FOLDERS Saturday, starting at 8 a.m. The Robert P. Welch of the U.S. Air Estate Federation. Reg 85c ^ N O W 29c ^ 6 F o r ^ 1.50 BONUS sn seven sKvnHsrssnartisnafvwnrvsp seven acvsnanm n STAMPS and STAMP SUPPLIES 691 MAIN ST. CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER COIN and STAMP NEXT TO GAS Table Lamp^ 995 MAIN STREET— MI 3-6498 FREE PARKINi A 19.95 Value With Christmiis Operetta at Illing FREE TIm atage le «et for a Christma.s as Santa. The masked Doubt, ^ it will be given for fifth and sixth Now In Progress... The Purchase Of Any T V Or Stereo epirabta, "Kris Kringle Ridea piayed by David Coipibts, is kneel­ graders of Bowers and Bentley Ti/ END OF THE YEAR Again,” preaented this morning for ing beside Jeremiah, Eric John­ Schools. Mrs. Christine Parks and Ralph aocne o f the pupile ait nUng Jun­ ston. Maccarone of the music depart­ ior Hlgti School. The operetta will be given for ment, assisted by Mrs. Marcella REMNANT SALE -1 John Oatrout la the poUc^an. the rest of the Illing pupils in an Vreeland of the English depart­ Barbara Holman, as Widow Dim­ assembly tomorrow morning. Fri­ ment and Mrs. Dorothy McHugh BUY NOW AND SAVE ple, and Blaine Oole, as Karen, are day at 7:30 p.m., it will be pre­ of the art department, are direct­ 19-Inch All Channel htaivMng beside Chris Mails, the sented for parents and the public, ing the production. (Herald pho­ poatman. Jack LeSure is seated and next Tuesday and Wednesday to by Pinto). FINEST SELECTION THE IDEAL FAMILY GIFT . . . GIVE A Not Bad for a First Try UHF-VHF G-E Portable TV it, it even produces irregular taking tablets of the antibiotic, Jack, the Mexdcan Burro at the Baltimore zoo, takes a critical bleaching with scattered spots of griseofulvln, if the treatment is KEN TILE look at his first attempt at abstract art. Zoo director Arthiur The increased pigmentation so use it i persl.sted in for four or five Watson gave Jack his chance Sifter Khrushchev said that one No Money Down at your own risk months. Unfortunately, a few per­ CHRISTMAS Isn’t able to teH if abstract art is drawn by man or “smeared by YOUR CHOIC Hair dyes are not known to pro­ sons suffer undesirable side ef­ the tall of a donkey.” lihe painting, called ’31ack Whisk" was Doctor Says duce any areas of dark pigmenta­ fects from this drug but it is well 2 Weekly Or tion on the skin. worth a try. SLACKS shown to art instructor Wilson Binebrick, who praised the paint­ ing. Watson plans more tail paln'Ungs for Jack after ^ sum­ Q — What is the treatment of Other fungi can be killed by Large Selection Of Corduroys, Rayon, mer fly season returns. (AP Pbotofax). •DAP AND FAT SOLVENTS fungus in the fingernails and another antlblonr, nystatin, Flannel and Wool Blends MAKE DRY SKIN WORSE toenails? which ran also be taken by 11.50 Monthly By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT A—Because the nail itself pro­ iiioiith. A doctor who specialize^ pensive professional cleaning and M. D. tects the fungus that causes the in skin diseases should be able Sizes 3 to 7 Sizes 6 to 14 Polly’s Pointers glazing Job. Do any of the readers Written for trouble against local applications to help you. have a good tip as to. the proper H«w«|Mper Enterprise Assn. of any fungicide, local treatment way to thoroughly clean It at is rarely successful although it 12.98 ,o » 5 -98 NEW USE FOB BLEACH home? I do want to do it myself. 0 —7 have very dry skin, espe- may help. When the prescribed Cost Varies Widely to —MRS. L. D. eUJly O R my hands. What kind of treatment fails, it is often because By POLLY CRAMER 23" Low Boy G-E Console vitamin can I take to make my Newspaper Enterprise Assn. GIRLS—How about this one? an exact dia^osis was not made. WASHINGT6'n —The unit cost You always come up with the *m- iM b aoftar? I have tried all kinds | This can be done only by taking of feder^ly insured housing for DEAR POLLY—And driftwood ef creams but none of them have K.-rnnino'e tmm tho a^aa swers. —POLLY scrapings from the infected area, the eMefly ranges from $6,189 to ROY and JOHN lovers, here’s a hint for you. If All Channel UHF-VHF halpad. examining them under a micro­ DEAR POLLY—Here Is a way A—Dry skin is caused by a de- $2^570, depending on whether you want your driftwood to have scope, and identifying the type of features as infirmaries, chap­ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT! FLOOR COVERING to make washdays easier. Have araased activity of the glands In fungu.s involveia. that professional look, bleach it In your dryer put up on a platform. tha skin that produce sweat and els, and recreational facilities are 254 BROAD STREET — MANCHESTER Some fungi can he killed . by included in the projects. the bath tub. I cover the wood Mine is 16 inches high. I do not GE Portable all but what causes the decrease have to bend or stoop to get the is anybody's guess. The condition with water overnight. Pour bleach in the water and pour some on the clothes In or out of the dryer. No la uaually worse in cold, dry more backaches for me. —MRS. wfcather and In its severeist form dry wood and let stand before put­ C. G. It Aakaa the skin look scaly. Soap ting In the water. Next morning, take It out and set in the sun to DEAR POLLY—In a hurry to Hair Dryer and fat solvents of all kinds make It worse. Some of the nonalkaline dry. The amotmt of bleach to use dry a pair of gloves for that all 219 modem detergents should be used Is up to you. I use a small bottle important da.te? Simple. Just in­ hi place ot soap. for two medium-sized pieces. — sert the hose of your hair dryer Telephone, watch TV, Iron, etc., No Money 3.00 Weekly Or \ntamln A, best supplied by MRS. J. L. into one glove at a time and turn GIFT HEADQUARTERS on high. —D. E. H. eating carrots, green vegetables, DEAR POLLY—Have you ever while drying your hair. . 'n sweet potatoes. Hubbard squash tried to root a small flower cut­ GIRLS—So many of you write Down 13.00 Monthly and apricots, may be of some ben­ ting only to find that It kept fall­ for repeats of certain htots. I am efit but don’t expect mlriacles. ing into the glass? Take a small sorry but this is impossible. Many Meat people who have a dry skin juice glass, or, better still, a pa­ thanks for your interest but do try have It all their live.s, and are not Give The Gifts That Piease For YearsL per cup. Cut a bardboard disc to cut out the suggestions every NO MONEY DOWN greatly handicapped by it. slightly larger than the top of the day and you will have them when G-E Full Console All Even thoun^ you have used glass. Pimch a hole in the disc needed. —POLLY cveama wi«Hkit much benefit § big enough to insert the stem of you ahoold-^bontinue to use them. High Grade " the cutting. The tip of the plant . Imports Curbed Channel UHF-VHF TV Be aa|w the ereams you use FLEXIBLE FLYER will be in water and the rest will have "an oily base and are not be high and DRY. —MRS. M. E. CANBEIRRA—A decline in Aus­ ^ grease!ees vanishing creams "THk MOST WANTED SLED" Two Speed f ; gbeferred by most women. SHOE SKATE OUTFITS tralia’s sawtimber output has Factory Our . GIRLS—Our readers do have brought a 75 per cent cut In im­ NO the cleverest husbands, don’t port quotas on several types of One woman writes that she feels List Price they? —POLLY timber, including Douglas fir, hem­ MONEY aaoblUve about being dark com- Ladies' White Figure .. $12.98 and $15.98 DEAR POLLY — I have fur lock, and Baltic pine. The quotas plexloned. She had regd that there ] 41” ...... $11.95 $ 9.88 Blender coat in good wearable condition is a medicine that will make dark ' 44” ...... $13.50 are scheduled to rise after Janu- $10.88 but do not feel It warrants an ex­ 8xy 1. ’’ Sharp surgical steel blades—grind, DOWN N complexion lighter. Another wom­ Men's Block K g u re ...... $12.98 47” ...... $15.25 $12.20 an writes that she gets a deep 51” ...... $16.25 chop, liguidiie, shred, mix and blend. 247 irregular pigmentation on her $13.97 face and neck whenever she | Men's 2>Tone H o c k e y ...... $11.98 55” ...... $17.25 $14.30 spends a short time in the sun. | 3.00 W eekly Or n # only thing that fades it Is FLEXIBLE SLEDS BY THE FLEX FLYER CO. 1.25 W eekly Or monobenzone (Benoquini. She Boys' and Misses' Skates ...... $ 6.95 asks whether this could be caused ' FROM $5.88 to $8.80 13.00 Monthly by hair dye. 5.00 Monthly 8o far as I know monobenzone MANCHESTER is the only bleaching agent avail- , able for dark skin. Unforttmately, SPORTSMEN FLASHLIGHTS COMPUTE WITH . . . it does not produce a uniform con­ ELECTRIC • MICROPHONE • TAPE AND REEU • lATTERIES • EARPHONE trollable bleaching of the areas of by Ray-O-Vac G-E 4-Speed Stereo Console the skin to which it is applied. 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List Price $16.95 Abss you can have all the hot EVERY ^ No Money Needs no special wir­ 8 2 . 3 9 t .812.50 1 !&* NOW ONLY ■Msr you tieed at one time for OUR SALE ing or plumbing, no a oiy a day. Think of it — ^7.98 PRICE ...... CLEANER [ { o w n m i r a day! pre-rinsing needed, no XsB, thanks to Mobilheat— oB the attachments ^ 2^^ Weekly Or NIGHT with screens or filters to ■ ■ i MB oil-fired hot water heater o f osn e ct capacity-^your family dean when through. •SM take eare of all their washing TILL CHRISTMASf 7.00 Monthly Bsads at one time. Suggestions For The Men T Suggestions For The Ladies Mem can do the family wash, Ma easido the dishes at the same HORSESHOE PITCHING SETS ...... from $8.95 PINKING SHEARS ...... from $3.95 timb Junior takes his bath, and AUTOMOBILE COMPASS ...... from $6.95 24-Pc. S.S. TABLEWARE SETS ... from $13.88 yam m joy a shower. ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS ...... from $14.95 20 Pound G-E Electric Don’t delay—phone us today. 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■ t PAGE TWENTY IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IJ; 196* KAlVCBEffRER hl^RALP, KAMCHESTES* OOMNi* ^TSDNESDAY', 0GCEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE TWENTY-ONE er at 8 p.m. Friday at a dance at gestion that the applicant at­ peas, cabbage salad, oranbsrry Coventry club level at the Church Commu­ South Windsor tempt to purchase the neighboring sauce, wheat bread and butter, nity House. Farmers Await ence since becoming seriously ill menical Council. He also partici­ the first person rarely used by fifty-foot frontage for the prop­ mints and nuts, milk; Friday—tuna Nov. 27. The Second Congregational erty. long Johns, buttered whole kernel Pope Cheerful pated in canonization ceremonies •Popes, he said: ( ■ Church misslonery committee will Reds Hold Worker His mood spread to the 1,000 on Simday. "But see. I am here. 'The voice Committee Named corn, potato chips, scooter pies, i Town Obtains meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at the ZBA Approves m ilk. Wirtz Talk on persons admitted to the audience At the audience, he referred is strong. The thoughts are clear. UNf Asks Sanctions Miss Mary E. Nlcholscm was in the Clementine Hall of the Vat­ again to his hope that the council It is said that at 60 years one is parsonage. named chairman of a nominating Briefs At Audience The church deacons, deaconesses ican. They laughed as he spoke would end by Christmas 1963—a old. I have gone beyond this fey Insurance for Site for Bank committee appoined by the Demo­ The South Windsor High School Pay Standards of his health and age. He Smiled. hope he first expressed Saturday 20 years.” and church committees will meet basketball beam will play Sitafford cratic Town Committee to recom­ As U,S,-Britain Spy VATICAN e n r (AP) —Pope His audience was one more step when he recessed the council. His listeners laughed and Pope As Katanga Lever at 8 pm. Friday at the home of at Stafford Tueeday and Ektst The Interseotion of Rt. 6 and mend candidates for the vacancies John XXui spoke, calmly today toward a full restunption of his "In a year,’ ’he emtinued, "It John smiled again. Its Employes Mrs. Fred Eberle on Rt. 44A. on the Board of Education. Granby at South Windsor Friday. (Contlmied froin Page One) i s - t o l n s '■'he choir "will meet at '^^:30 p.m. Governor’s Highway will be the (Oontiniied from Page One) hie Illness and said he might normal activities. ' could be that file Pope will still The Pope walked into the audi­ The committee also, includes The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Soviet authorities said Wynna It was not his first d)>p^rance bs here—or there wiU be anoth­ (Oontinned from Page One) million in annual revenues the Friday at the sanctuary. ’ site of the new South Windsor business should be subject to ■ still be Pope a year from now— ence hall unaided, and at the end Thomas F. Coughlin, John E. Cut­ Hillel will hold a regular meeting pleaded guilty to the my charg­ in public since a stomach disorder er.” he left unaided. He stood by his European-owned Union Miniere Hie Board of. Selectmen aay* The Senior Pilgrim Fellowship ler, Dr. Irving Freedman, and John titrust laws. terial from an apartment houM " o r there wUl be another.” Bank and Trust Co. The sits is tomorrow at the Wapplng Ele­ es. His wife is expected from and anemia forced him to cuftail “You have heard that the Pope throne as he recited the Angelus, The secretary-general wants Ka­ combine now pays Katanga. the Town of Coventi^ has entered of the church ^viU go on a splash Woodcock Jr. mentary School, Room 9. Rabbi Meanwhile, Charles B. Shuman, mail box when apprehended. If Tshombe still resists, Thant party at the YMCA pool in Hart­ definite now that the Zoning Jacob, now at work for the England soon to visit Urn. Still a bit pale, the 81-year-old his activities. He attended the is ill,” he added. the traditional noon prayer. He tanga to rejoin the Congo under a into a contraot with the Travelers A meeting of this committee to Paul Shiman wiD present a pro­ president of the federtaion, took Roman Catholic ruler seemed last two sessians of the first Then, changing from the imper- will ask memfeer states to ban im­ ford, leaving the church commu­ Board of Appeals has approved the interview candidates for the board gram. GIFTS State Department in Washington, spoke for 20 minutes of the 25- federal constitution and a 60-60 Inaurance Co. providing group in- Taas said Pankovaky, when cheerful at hla first general audi­ phase of the Roman Catholic Ecu­ Bonal^ third person referenoq to ports of Katanga’s copper and co­ nity house at 6:46 p.m. request of Shepard-Pola, Inc,, 200 will be held tonight at 7:30 in the out after Secretary of Agriculture said he never heard of Penkov- mlnute audience. split with Leopoldville of the $40 aurance for regular town em­ The Abe E. Miller American Le­ Orville L. Freeman on the latter’s seixed, had three minlahve cam­ balt. The F irst Congregational Sullivan Ave., which sought a vari­ town hall. Any registered Demo­ gion Post and Auxiliary will hold sky and that Moscow’a charges eras, code books, aecret ink, ra­ ployee. Benefits are hospital cov­ Church choir will meet at 7:46 ance to allow construction of a crat interested in serving as a plea in a speech at St. Paul, Minn. were absurd. its annual dance at the American Tuesday night for farmer approv­ dio equipment, foreign addresses erage, life insurance of $4,000 and p.m. tomorrow at the sanctuary.r commercial building at 1033 Rt. 6. member of the Board of Education Legion Hall, Main St, Saturday, There was. no immediate com­ and other spy paraphernalia, as The church-deacons and deacon­ The bank will be a one-story Co­ is invited to attend. from 9 p.m. bo 1 a.ra. al of a new wheat control pro­ of VALUE ment from the U.S. Embassy major medical provisions. About well as a forged Soviet internal esses will meet at 7:45 p.m. tomor­ lonial-type structure, with a drive- The vacancies to be filled on the gram at an upcoming referendum. here or from the State Depart­ 16 persona have signed up for the The federation opposes . wheat passport that would have permit­ ■program with the town paying row at Kingsbury House. in teller window and parking for board are those of Cornelius Nicho­ Manchester Evening Herald ment on the charges. ted him to go underground. eighteen cars. las and Rep-elect Frank Aheam. controls and will seek to defeat PINE STREET and one-half the cost and the individ­ South Windsor correspondent the new program. Freeman said ual the other half. The town’s Manchester Evening Herald Robert J. Lizotte, 286 Wood- School Menus Laura Katz, telephone MI 4-1763. Coventrj' (XHTe^mndent, F. Paul­ the new program is essential not HARTFORD ROAD coat was provided for in the an­ bridge St., Manchester, withdrew E\ementary school menus for the Bolton ine little, telephone PI 2-6231. his request seeking a variance to SEASONABLE THEFT only for the welfare of producers nual town budget as approved for week of Dec. 17-21 are; Monday— but for the benefit of government the fiscal year 1962-63. allow parking of trucks, tractors LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — CENSORS SHQRT hamburg on roll, buttered green negotiations with the European The board said that three other and trailers on Sullivan Ave. beans,' wedge of lettuce and dress­ Burglars at Little Rock Air Force (Common Market on U .8. wheat Brandy' School Vote insurance companies also sub­ ALGIERS (A P )—’The Paris edi­ The request of Mrs. Agnes Mal- ing, fruit mlk; 'Tuesday—American Base forced the hinges on a store­ exports to that area. St. Setj 0 | M M I Il2lllv 10 lO 10 mitted proposals on the program. tion of the New York Herald Tri­ chuk, Ellington Rd., for a variance chop suey, buttered spinach, car­ room and took eight fur parkas "Freeman’s tailk indicated he is Sin Snup Arthur H. Olsen of Talcott Hill bune was held back from sale by to allow a lot wlA one hundred rot sticks, gelatin, milk; Wednes­ valued at about $500. desperate,” Shumsm said- "H e H o ih s of Referendum 6 to 7 - Rd. has been reappointed as tree authorities Tuesday, not because foot frontage rather than one day—soup and crackers, peanut The mercury rose only to 30 de­ must have found out that farmers AU-WOOL Slio|i willi warden by the selectmen. of any offensive article but be­ hundred fifty foot frontage on El­ butter and jam sandwich, cake, grees -THiesday and the prediction don’t want his new wheat pro­ Asks Rt. 6 Start cause o f a shortage of Ehi'glish- lington Rd., was tabled. The board milk: Thursday—hot turkey sand­ was for zero readings in the state gram. He sees his house of cards H o ^ for the referendum to be9at the door until 8 oin . State Rep. Otto C.. Miller has readlng censors. tabled the matter with the sug­ wich, pickles, buttered carrots and today. WORSTED held Monday oa the bundling of a falling about him.” invited to bring gifts for boxes All I’irsl 4(iisililv Introduced a bill asking that the ■eoondary school will be 6 a.m. to for three shut-ins and each one State Highway Department start Tjp.m. The time for the vote is set attending should bring a present work on the relocation of Rt. 6 SUITS by' a town ordinance. J. Garrett for the grab-bag. Many surprises ^ ^ • < ■ + '< 1 .r >Si\ through Manchester to,;Rt. 6 and Hassfet^ w ill continue as modera­ have been planned for the party. 44A at Bolton Notch on or brfore Haro's quality plus fe w tor for the adjourned town meet­ Refreshm ents wUl be served by Dec. 31. 1963, and that th e‘ '$36. ing to be'held at the Community the "Three Graces.” million needed ot finance the pro­ priea-a combination Hall aftenwkl. N otos gram be taken,out of the current that adds up to real The queaUooa'wfU appear on the The Board of Education will highway funds. ballot as foUows:'' value! Sturdy, clear finish meet tonight at 8 at the Bolton Building Permits 1. Shall the Toiw^..^ o f Bolton worsteds that offer School to finish the agenda from A total of 16 building permits consider and act upon''reports of the meeting held last week. Showing an estimated construction long wear. Newest deep the BocuM o f Finance and^the Pub­ Church school teachers of St. coat of $48,276 were issued in No­ tones a n d lic Building Commission recom­ mending an appropriatloa for'tlw George’s Episcopal Church will vember by Bernard A. Dion, build­ meet at 8 tonight at the home of L ll Gland Opening ing Inspector. eohr-aceented blocks. oonstruotion o t a aeoondai^ sch ool? Mrs. Paul Barron. Of these, three permits wore for A Christmas party for membon new houses at a total of $30,600; 2. Shall the Town o t Bolton ap- propriaite the eum of $760,000 for of S^Maurice CYO will and about eight for additions and alterations 9:30 tdnight after the religious «t $13,325, three for garages at the oonstruoU<» and equipment of $4,000. Permits for .the Installa- a secondary school on town- InstrucUotis. of King’s New Automotive Dept* tloo of eight septic* tanka were dory school on town-owned prop­ also issued at $10 per permit. erty on Brandy St. known as the Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ Swanson tract in Bolton and issue ton oorrespondehtK Grace McDer­ Hand Available honds in the sum of $750,000 to mott, telephone MIMieU 8-6566. Buckets of sand for walks may defray such appropriation? Save on Everything You Buy at King’s... Where You Pocket the Difference! be bad by residents from the stock 4. Shall the Town of Botton sand pile in the rear of" the town autlMirlse the iseue of,its bond an- garage. ttcipstlon notos and authorize the Officers Elected The selectmen warned ^ t any selectmen to ddteimine the f<»m oars parked on the highway dur­ and details of signing, issuing, and By Noble Grands ing snowstorms will be towed selling such bonds and notes and away at the owner’s expense. Any authorize the PBC to expend the Mrs. Nellie McAllister, 49 Wads­ oars blocking private development seid appropriation if approved by RECAP roads will prevent the town's plow­ "referendum "vote? worth St, was dected president S t a r f i r e ing o t such roads. The questions wlU be numbered of the Past Noble Grands of Sun­ New no parking signs havs been one, tom, and four as requested set Rebekah Lodge last night at a erected along a number of town in a petiUon presented to the town meeting at tbs home of Mrs. Edith roads. The public is cautioned to meeting Monday night asking that Smith, 136 Pine S t observe there signs which have those items be decided by machine Other officers are Mrs. William m t t e im e s been installed for fire protection "Vote. The results of the referen­ Ewing, vice president, and Mrs. purposes. dum wilH be gt"ven at 7:30 Monday Maurice Waddril, recording sec­ Notes night during the adjourned town retary and treasurer. meeting. Only those property Mrs. Clyde Beckwith was ap­ St. Jude Council No. 4318, KofC, owners whose names appear on the is completing plans for its second pointed chaplain and Mrs. Alice O . o o Oct. 1, 1961, property hst will be Wetherell publicity chairman. annual New Year’s S ve v ^ .9 7 ^ ■ Uses )9S ^ f^ g s i morrow morning. Mrs. Masso- National Fire _____ 126 I household out' Members of tbe American Le­ (ACROSS FROM COLONIAL MANOR APARTMENTS) hni said It is important that she Phoenix Fire ...... 112 120 7.50x14...... 9.97 Irent, safety gion are seUtng Christmas trees know in advance how many want Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. II i g h t, anto- for the benefit of the post at the to receive the vaccine so she can Aetna Casuadty .... 81 88 7 .1 0 x 1 5 ...... 9 .9 7 97 Imatio rircult Legion home on Wall St each A etna L i f e ...... 123 131 tkindsom e selection M have an ample supply on hand. breaker. eveitihg and on Saturdays and GRAND OPENING SPECIAL A fee of 35 cents per person is Conn. General ...... 133 141 6 .7 0 x 1 5 ...... 9 .9 7 3.66 Sundays,. LOOK newest models, designed diairged to cover costs of the clin- Htfd. Steam Boiler 110 120 Travelers ...... 165 163 Nor& Ooveatry Cooperative THURSDAY—FRIDAY-J a TURDAY—SUNDAY to knock the w in d out Is. 6.50x13...... 9.97 Kiusery and Kindergarten Com­ How much you can dry Salt Available Pnblio UtUlUes of winter. Action styled Conn. Light Power .. 31 SS mittee chosen to clean the class­ clean in approximately 35 Barrels of sand mixed with salt 6.00x13...... 8.97 room in the Second Congregation­ In rugged fabrics with have been placed on the steeper Htfd. Electric Ught 78H 88H al Church basement Saturday In­ minutes ... IT’S SO EASYI warm linirtgs. hills in town for "the luw of motor­ Hartford Gas Co. ... 69 7 .6 0 x 1 5 ...... 9 .9 7 DRY CLEAN REG. $ Southern New Englamd cludes Mrs. Frank Boynton and Latest collar styleo. ists. Residents may also go to the Ml*. Henry Gankofskt $2.00 stockpile of sand mixed with salt Telephone ...... 48H 68H 8.50x14 ...... 9 .9 7 FOUR POINTGUARANTEE REFRESHMENTS- Maanfactoring Companies The CMlzens for Coventry Oom- 8-LBAOAD locate at the town garage and fill small eontainera for their own Arrow, Hart, Hag .. 90H ,.,64)4 8.00x14 ...... 9.97 •Road Hssard Onarantos mKtoe will meet at 8 pm. tomor­ FREE BALLOONS Associated Spring .. 14 16 row at the home of Zolton Fener- wsm-hsartsi gift^ pri"vate use, town highway officials . s Store Guarantoe said today. Bristol Brass ...... 9)4 lO K 8.00x15 ...... 9 .9 7 s Manufacturer’s Guarantee 9 9 .' man on Washburn Ave. Dunham B ush ...... 4H 5H Two reports win be heard. One Grange Party Prorated on Tread Wear ____ _ A Christmas party, featuring Em-Hart ...... 50)4. 64)4 will be on the initial steps to AMPLE CORDUROY F afnir ...... 39 43 ja c k e t taken relative to the adoption of readings, will be held for members of the Bolton Orange Friday at 8 N. B. Machine ...... 18)4 21 the Home Rule 'Act by Stephen PARKING North and Judd .... 14)4 16)4 NO^>EDERAL TAX~N ^ TRADE-IN NEEDED Loyzim, chairman. It was the re- GOAICOAT p.m. at the Community Hall. affiimed opinion of the CFCC LcNOg-tima members o f the Grange Stanley Worits ...... 17 19 "Veeder-Root ...... 44 46 WHITEWAULS 99c EXTRA— DEEP TRACTION TREAD that "the adoption of the Home Look! This i.s one load! 8 are especially invited to attend the Rule 'Act is the key to solving party. The Orange master will be The ad>ove quotations are not to LARGE children’s dresses, 3 lady’s be construed as actual markets. Coventry’s problems’’ at Hs an­ ■I ^------nual meeting last month. TABLES sweaters, 2 lady’s dresses, 1 i r The other r^>ort, on the cost for sorting: and man’s suit, a pair of slacks and possibility of including foot­ pre-spotting gar­ and 10 neckties make up 8 lbs 1 Ideal for sportsman or ball in the Cwentry High School ^ spectator with its program, will be given by Harry ments. A. Jackson, chairman. laminated bulky-knit, ► MRRCURY D|.|CER s p r a y Local members of the Lions button-down collar and Club will join the Mansfield Lions ^ FM Music . warm wool plaid lining. Club" in an annual Christmas party Favored 3 8 " length; at 7 p.m. tomorrow at • Echo Grange Hall in Mansfield Center. quilted sleeve lining. reinforced HtATER HOSE Among the guests will be students, Comfortable Sizes 34 to 46. Heavy Duty Rubber from foreign countries attending SKID the University of Connecticut. Lounge WNDSHIELD PROTESTORS Across-The-Car Mat One of the almF"of the joint par- CHAINS One piece fits snug­ ■ ty honoring the stiMents will be to ly across the oom- give them an opportunity to ob­ / Air , Simply check your gormenli on h e a v y steel |dete fron t floor. serve a typical New Ehigland gath­ the proper load indicalor, put TIRE TRACkS Colors to matrii car ering in the spirit of Christmas. Interiors. As in the past at similar programs, Condirienod garments in the RCA W HIRLPO Ol 1.87 X is expected the students will drycleoner. . 9 4 reciprocate by telling about holi­ day observances in their own coun.' tries. Convenient Wives of members and several Lion digniUries have been invited. To Shopping f - f e . C 4 » Those attending will bring gifts Gift-Worthy Vahns At ^ for the Mansfield State TValnlng S Yaur School and Hospital Christmas swnr program. This subsUtutes for a Choice gift exchange. BUILT WITH THE CUSTOMER IN MIND — BY SP O R T S H IR T S l^csj members on the planning swora committee Include Gene Rood, \ n m David Strube and Robert Seaman. m The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the Second CongregaUonal Church is planning its annual Christmas party. Whatever his preference, STEEL Information may be , obtained you'll find it in this colorful Prestone from the committee in charge: Mr. Then close the door, insert collection of new prints, STRAP I end Mrs. Alan Howard, Mr. and WindshloM Woslwr a few quarters and deaning patterns and solids. Leader Mrs. Everett Frost or Mr. and 1 ^ 2 ^ 2 2 * - Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman. starts automatieally! Pullover and button-front ANTI-FREEZE DRY HAS GttAlliS 1 The Saw Thumbs 4-H Club will styles in washryvear cottansi, meet after school tomorrow at the knits, wovent. Church Community House on Rt. 1 / 44a under the leadership of Wal­ lo n g sleeves. I Just Adore Receiyiivg EEALED BEAMS 1 - 0 7 ter 8. KeUer. Tlie Men’s Club of the Water- Keeps fuel knee JL froht Manor Association, Inc., will OPEN Nina Ricci Jewelry Do-loes, defrosts, oleona. Keeps from freezing, 9 9 * give a Christinas party for chil­ systems ioe-free to zero, tatn- deans carimretors Fits aU ears, I dren o t the development between pen tores. Will not hstm ear whUe It absorbs eaay-to-nae. the eges o f tw o through 12 at 5 AMCRICAt UROEtT MAKCR-KUCR Of HNC MENt WEAK Far Christmast EVERY DAY lIntaliM .' m oistora p.m. Saturday at the development clubhouse. In addition to a Santa ■ C3aus, there will be gifts, music INCLUDING SUNDAY ' MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE end refreshments provided by the OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. (Except Satdrdttyw) men. The Whirlaway Square Dance Shop with For and Value Chib of Manchester will havs Dan ORLANDO ANNUILI- JTRED A jfN V V U i 7 A.M. to U P.M. BUY IT NOW!...NO PAYMENT 'TILL FEBRUARY. ’63! AtMnaaii of EUington as ttie eell- I 866 MAIN STREET r /

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member cf Byrd’a eeoimittee, arm injwles and 4^ scalp lacera­ Dr. Seuss, will be shown'Saturday Bet., 70, who served in two wars !<». relations. She came to Texas Costello Entei^s tion when he was atnick down by Air Force Chief Byrd Predicts said Tueadjay there should be no Com * Soloct Your and held the Na'vy Cross and two hi 1918. from 1 to 2120 p.m. at Bailey tax cuts unless there are accom­ Christmas Troo-LNowI WASraNOTON (AP) — David Veterans Hospital a car while crossing Spruce St. on Auditorium, Manchester High '■ In Argentina panying savings in expenditures. Demareat Lloyd, 61, lawyer and i Le^on of Merit medals, died 8 UOHT ERROR the night of Dec. 5. He had been This was the position taken by LIVE TREES Schcxil, sponsored by Luts Junior TV-Radio Tonight Tax Cut Defeat administraUve assistant to former Monday. Early was chief of staff MAGNOLIA, Ark. (AP) — M. B. in the special care zone at the hos­ Threatens - Rebels members of the Republics Na­ Si'05 Manchester Bond,' CHm > to the commandant, 13th Naval Dis­ Sewell returned from a fishing Lawrence Costello, 41, of 848 pital. Museum. Admiarion is free to mu­ tional Committee at a meeting tonbury. Just o v ir MuMbeeter President Harry 8. Truman, died trict, in Seattle, at his retirement trip and found ail the shingles Main St., who was released from seum members, with a nominal WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. Har­ here leaf week. Town LJnq^ MI S-SOBS. Tuesday of a stroke. Lloyd had in 1049. charge for non-members. BUENOS . AIRES, Argentina been executive director of the ripped off one end of his house . Manchester Memorial Hospital on The story <»ncem8 the trials of ry F. Byrd, D-Va,, predicted to­ Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — An investigation revealed that Monday after recovering from in­ (AP)—Argentina’a new air force Television N.J., a staunch administration Harry S. Truman Ubrary Inc. in Mrs. Antonio (Maria Rodrigruez) Museum Sponsors a nine-year-old boy and a demand­ day Ckmgresa will turn down Washington since 1963 and han­ an aluminum-siding firm had con­ juries sustained when he was hit ing piano teacher. Dream se­ commander demanded today that 6:00 (3) Big 3 Theater (in progress) (24) The Hunianltiee suppoHer, questioned today Magnon, 74, known as "the First tracted for a job at 108 West Sta­ by a car on Dec. 5, has been trans­ (22) Movie at 6 (in progress) ( 8-12-40-63) Wagon Train President Kennedy's .. proposed whether spending stimulated by dled financing for the library in Lady of Mexico in Texas," dleif Film Saturday quences disclose his resultant hia predeceasor and a rebel garri­ 00-10) Eariy Show (In progress) ( 3) CBS Reporte dium Drive. Sewell lives at 108 ferred to the Veterans Hospital at nightmares. 1963 tax cut unless it is accom­ the proposed tax cut would "ac­ Independence, Mo. Lloyd was Monday. Mrs. Magnon, who was Bast Stadium Drive: son at the jet base of Cordoba ( 8-12) Beany and Cecil 8:00 (24) A Time to Dance panied by a promised reduction tually get at the heart of the im- Never S*#er% So lour frleeRl bom In New York (Jity. I^o(dlor by (3onreid and Tommy Rettig. of "overwhelmingly superior 6:06 (40) Victory at Sea (24) Jazz Casual, Williams said in a speech pr»: force.” 6:20 (22) Power Workshop 9:00 (10-22-80) Perry Como Show (C) nance (Committee, said in an in­ pared for the Natlonsil Associa­ 6;3n ( 3) News. Sports k Weather (24) InvitaUon To Art terview he is opposed to "tax re­ tion of Homebuilders in .Chicago Brig. Carlos Conrado Segundo 6:80 (22) Rollle Jacobs Club House ( 3) The Beverly Hlllbllltea ductions out of borrowed money” that additional spending is needed Armanlni Issued the ultimatum^— (8 ) Deputy (18) Subscription TV (12) Trouble Shooters 9:30 (12) Third Man —an objective he said the adinin- to ixx)Bt economic growth. He but without setting a time limit (24) Modern Algebra ( 3) Dick Van Dyke Show istration has spelled out by con­ said he can’t understand the —As harried Argentine govern­ (18) Burns St Allen (24) Your Marriage tending that spending cannot be reasoning of those who want to ment chiefs met far into the night (63) News ( 8-40-63) Our Man Higgins (40) Sheena 10:00 ( 8-10-40-63) Naked City reduced at this time. cut expenditures to match any In attempts to find a bloodless ( 3) Walter Cronklte (18) Subscription TV In this connection, the Virginia tax reduction. solution to the nation's sixth mil­ (10-22-30) HuiUley-Brlnkley (22-30) Eleventh Hour senator predicted the federal de­ Byrd expects to expand on his itary - political crisis in nine (53) Fami y Market (.3-12) United States Hour p r t^ ^ ' (30) News & Weather 11:00 (30) Barry Barents. News ficit -will run nearer $10 billion opposition to immediate tax re­ months. ” ■* . (24) Heritage (22) Big News in the current fiscal year' than the ductions in a speech Thursday • IwSU AeA* N Brig. Cayo Antonio Alsina set ( 8) Evening Report (..3-8-10-12-40-63) News, Sports administration’s most recent $7.8- night to the National Industrial A wdekeeilhwM up the rebel headquarters at (18) Subscription Television > Weather lieiwiJ kffim «•«!«» ( 3) Probe 11:15 (10) Tonight IC) billion estimate. Conference Board in New York. ImAm ImN plm. Roy elm Cordoba, 400 miles northwest of 02^0) News. Sports St Weather I 3) Wednesday Starlight “If Congress could be assured Kennedy will speak before the BBWR Buenos Aires, after President (10) Shannon (40) Steve Allen Show of a clear cut reduction in ex­ same group Friday night. Jo.se Maria Guido fired him Tues­ 7:15 (30) SportS'Spoi _ Camera 11:20 (12) Late Movie •0 msHiMB. R*r Nm 4mYI (22) Mas.«. H Highlights ighl _ 11:30 ( 22-30) Tonight (C) penditures, I believe it would vote •Nil ••• w «wwwwe. Hm ' day as air force commander in (40) EveningIng Report ( 8) Steve Al'en Show a clear cut reduction in taxes,” chief. 7:26 (30) Men piw. Destiny 12:30 ( 3-30) News and Weather Byrd said, "but I don’t believe Pilot Blown Out Btig* or Bmff Jlaso i W O R L D ’S Armanini said Alsina had head­ 7:30 (10-22-30) The Vir^nlane 1:00 ( 8) Night Watch Theater Congress is going to be so irre­ mmmmmt tkm t GOES ANYWHERE... Be a smart Santa! ed a minor group in a conspiracy SEE BATDB'JAr’H TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TTNQ sponsible as to reduce taxes in PORTSMOUTH, England — A to overthrow Guido's government the face of a tremendous de­ new device to eject pilots from *‘*Hebuion Is. the registered TM Use our La'ya'way Plan and was fired “for this motive ficit.” planes that have sunk in water of the Heberlein Patent Corp.*’ among others.” Also dismissed Byrd said he supports the posi­ has passed tests off Portsmouth. PULLS IN THE DISTANT STATIONS to reserve your was an air force combat com­ Radio tion of Chairman Wilbur D. Mills At a preset depth, compressed air mander, Brig. Gilberto Hidalgo D-Ark., of the House Ways and blows the pilot through the sink­ Oliva, who was reported under (Thlg luting InelmlM only tboM news brondonate of I** or 16>mlnate Means Committee that there is ing plane’s closed canopy and a I arrest. length. Some atattiina carry other abort oewscaata). no economic justification at this life jacket taices him to the sur­ (jdsddorL WITTNAUER Guido has been striving to in- WDBC—1364 WPOP—1416 time for reducing taxes effective face. ■sure a united military command 6:00 Bishop's Comer 6:(K» Joey Heynoids Jan. 1, 1963, as Kennedy has sug­ DRUG COMPANY BUTANE I in support of his government's 8:06 Raynor Shines 7:0u Bill Hughc.^ 1:0b News. Sign Off 12:00 Johnny Arje, gested. A nursemaid in India is paid 901 Main St.—BO t-8SSl program of national elections In WHAY—916 WINF—U86 Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kan., a $10 to $25 a month. LIGHTER June. Some military leaders have 6:00 Connecticut P M. 6:00 News. Wail Street called for a "democratic dictator­ 6:16 Paui Harvey; Dr. Albert M. 6:16 Showcase Burke 6:4t> t.owell Thomas ship" father, than elections be­ 6:30 Alex Drier 7:00 Showcase *SP0RTMATE" cause an estimated one-third of 6:40 Sports 8:00 The World Tonight the voters still support the Peron- 6:60 Bob Consldine 8:30 Sbowcast 7:00 Edward P Morgan 11:00 News Italian actress Elsa Martinelli is socking her movie-made money ists. 7:16 CimnecUcut PM . 12:30 Sign Oft Inito real estate—she buys run-down houses and fixes them up PORTABLE RADIO Armanini said Alsina was one 7:30 Dick’s Den for rental. She has in I*aris and two in Home. (AP *.*S, Nigeria — Nigeria has Ricky Predovich of Duluth, Minn., carried in a suit of winter un­ 6:45 Three Star Extra derwear from the backyard clothes line after temperatures plung­ with Alsina but apparently failed 7:05 Conversation Piece launched a six-year, $1,900,000,000 GRUMBACHER GRUMBACBBR ed below a«o in northern Minnesota. It kept its clothes line to get ■ the rebels to surrender. 7:3c iNewe ot the World economic-development plan de­ He said he may resign. 7:45 Governmental Service signed to make itself self-suffi­ GAINSBOROUGH PRE-TESTED OIL COLOR SET Houses, Not Diamonds Waflnauer iiraiclies from . irtiape for the 6-year-old youngster, who found the garment about 8:00 UMass at UC^onn. ^ twixse hia aiae. (AP Photofax). Armanini and Alsina are old en­ 9:06 Nightbcat cient. One state in the federation, g OIL COLORS $29.95 to $75 emies. During an earlier rebel­ il :0U News Eaotem Nigeria, also has begun N o . 5 0 7 lion this year, Alsina had Arma- 11:16 Sports Final a $300,000,000 development pro­ ^ No. 324 11:30 Starlight Serenade Are Elsa’s Best Friend nln arrested. 1:00 News and Sign Off gram. COMPLETE SELECTION Blackbird Picked By BOB THOMAS < Despite bar fondness for real Oafar «4Ni Chraaia OriHa In Swedish Poll AP Movie-Television Writer estate, she isn’t single-minded of stainlc^ steel aquariums wa « wm and accemories, plus many HOLL'YWOOD (AP)—Don’t you about it. “You’ve got to diversify RUY NOW PAY LATER STOCKHOLM — A Stockholm believe that diamonds are a girl’s your investments,” she reasoned. S TRANSISTORS^ yarietieslof tropical fish for newspaper imparted the shocking “I also have money In oth­ that living: picture in your news to its readers recently that best friend, says Elsa Martinelli. er things, including American home. I Sweden has no national bird. So Houses are. stocks. Blue chip, of course.” A> the atodium, in llw woodi, on Iho bcKk yord picnic it started a contest to pick one. She should know. She has five Blue-chip Elsa comes by her MEN’S Uni-Oard Charge Service Surprisingly, the readers chose, GLENNEY'S SUM At tobU, ot the booeh . . . anywhere yau go, thi| aporly of them. She used to have six, thrift naturally. Roman-bom, she by a large margin, the humble but sold one because the neigh­ was the last of eight daughters A rm c WATCH portable goes, too. N't goltbe power to bring in these blackbird. They preferred it to LINDE STAR IS CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS FOR borhood was depreciating. of a government worker (she dbtant ftotiora, end the durability to wHhMond Ih# MANCHESTER more glamorous birds beoisuse of Elsa is the Italian doll with an also had a yoimger brother). She Tht Mamhaim Mam its song, its faithfulness In stay­ NATIONALLY ADVERTiSED MEN'S WEAR w. affinity for wild animals. At least started delivering groceries at 12, tough knedet. SAPPHIRE ing behind when most birds mi­ that has been the story of her modeling at 16. She was working PE'i'ICENTER grate southward, and for the recent film career. She was the as a model in New York when she ^ p a y o n l y 14K CKNLD splendid way it gets along with KONSON* ^ 8 aelect-quaWy froniitlon Golden Gifts 24 size II tubes (!/»” x 10 studio tubes of Pre-test­ magazine photog^pher in “Ha- was picked play an Indian girl FROM Florentine Flnieh 995 Main St.—MI 9-4273 people...... " ' tari,” which put her in proximity in "the Indian Fighter” with Another common bird., the bull­ b y 2”) of GAINSBOROUGH ed Oil Color in 9” x 12” lac­ to Vernier predaion toning 'With all kinds of beasts. Kirk Douglas. Open Every Night to 9 P.M. finch, placed second. The king OIL COLORS in 7” x quered hardwood sketch 75e eagle, the only unusual bird on the 6 VAN HEUSEN Now she’s in "Rampage" with Separated from her husband, - ' ic Carry hometa and ifrapinctuded WEEKLY list, placed far down. 11%” woo(i box with 1 box. Contains also, 2Y2 oz. Robert Mitchum and various cats, (Jount Franco Mancinelli Scotti, These are the gflfts you’ll be oz. turpentine: 1 oz. lin­ bottles of linseed oil and such as tigers, jaguars, etc. she makes her home in Paris, ■73 proud to give. The gifts he’ll Strange company for a girl' who where her daughter, Cristlana, 6, * 7 9 be so eager to open. Each seed oil; 2 palette cups; turpentine, palette, palette was one of Europe's most suc­ attends school. But Elsa’s legal A d o n i s Golden Gift by Van Hpusen palette and brushes. knife and cups and an as­ cessful fashion models. But she residence is still Rome. Fejr Only $1JM> Wedffy WE CARRY A FULL comes in its own festive sortment of brushes. doesn’t mind, especially since the ‘"The income taxes are more o n l y ! golden holiday wrapping returns may provide her with reasonable in Italy,” said the ^ y Bw xo*! LINE OF HONEYBUS with beautiful gift card at­ another house. actress. kaiMN poekit N|M«r m rl SLIPPERS tached. "GAINSBOROUGH" "I now have three in Paris and Hli iMtUy in tlw p ^ et with- w FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING OIL PAINTING SET BRUSHES two in Rome,” she said between wt bulgm. En)ui$i(6ly ityled The Priceless Gift For Every scenes. “I had another in Rome, for nwn and wonwn. Hinds^ $5.00 No. 310 OF ALL KINDS but the area is building up all Bloodmobile Visits lift c m around It. When that happens ®0lVAli Other Van Heuaen Shirts here, property values go up. That MMH Wednesday $ 1 8 5 0 $4.25 to $5.98 is not true in Italy.” MOTHER How did she get on a house­ The Red Croes bloodmobile will 50c A WEEK buying jag? nnuuNoaor Til u i All DEERSKIN PENDLETON CHAMP HAT visit Manchester Memorial Hos­ iwom "You have to do something IIUICTIM Otniai MlM Gift Certificates pital Wedn^day. ui-iminM: rrilit In with your money, and houses are ODOMUSH aUTAIIC Wli'iHii, aim G IV E ^ SLIPPERS SHIRTS and Give a gift certificate for as good an inve.stment as any,” It will be stationed in the emer­ mu trern. So soft and-comfortable he’U a new Champ Hat. He qan she explained. "Besides, decorat­ gency room area from 10:46 a.m. ~twpmhmiri>octs hate to take theiii off. Beau­ JACKETS pick out his choice at his ing is my hobby. I buy houses to 6:30 p.m. for donors by appoint­ tiful deerskin with foam rub­ leisure. that are run-down and fix them ment and walk-in donors. See our full line o f Ronson BULOVA ber padded innersolea. Smart Santas buy Pendle­ up for rental I keep one in Paris The monthly quota for the Man­ Pocket and Table Lighters. Chic-footed . . . that's you in these high-styled tons. The time honored gift boots. Priced to please. Buskens' boots sport $9.95 »nd One In Rome for myself.” chester office is 150 pints. $11.50 that all. men pr.efer. 100% What about bujing some here? "Since this is the iMt bloodmo­ FROM fo r B e a u ty this season’s most attractive leathers and fab­ virgin wools that are found rics, for casual wear and dress. other Slippers $8.00 up "Not practical. It would be t(X ) bile scheduled for December, resi­ *4.95 only in Pendletons. ARROW hard for me to call from Europe dents and those working in the for Quality BUXTON 12 small tubes V»” x 2” in a DRAFTING SETS—TEMPLATES if a house here needed a plumb­ Manchester ^ea are urged to walk \ H2.95 ..*22.95 WHITE SHIRTS CANVAS BOARDS— EASELS er. But if I should be here a in and donate a pint of blood— \ Wide choice of collar styles well-made wooden box 4%.” x couple of years to make movies, the most preho will Fine selection of cottons in CHRISTMAS CARDS m ar and chariih through Mm yoon. plain colors and prints. Cot­ GRUMBACHER SHARPENING ■togonliy ilylod. In luting 14K tolM ton flannel, too. •MM hi mnd lUtv iMigflN gold, florontiaa-finlihod, le At •och MMii pr focttyl STONES $1.10 and GENERAL, CARDS.. g b on omnual gift of dhUnclioa. $ 3 .9 8 " ^ Choke wt fogolf m wMh oed Meet fobrici . . . pepolef eolort...... ’""’■'“Wl • Black Calf ALLIGATOR • Brown and • Black Calf ALL WEATHER $5.00 " SPEEDBALL CUTTER HOURS • Loden Fur Collar Other .Sport In Winter Suede Small Heel COATS Shirts $2.98-up NOW THRU DEC. 24 ASSORTMENT *1.25 MON. THRU FRI. 9 to 9 $9.95 $10.95 $27.50 917 MAIN ST. ARUM6ACHER PMN'HNe INK SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 USE WARM, LIGHTWEIGHT, WATBR-MJPBLLBNT FREE GIFT BOXES and SHOPPING BAGS WATER SOLUBLE OR CA YOUR M ANCHESTiR OIL BASE ...... Tube MEN'S SHOP MANCHESTER CREDIT 1(11 3.S133 789 MAIN ST. A Comer'Main and Birch St. I ' BOOKSHOP SHOOR ^ SHOES GLENNEY’S E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. OPEN DAILy^TO 9 P.Mo TILL CHRISTMAS - SATURDAYS TO 5:30 MAIN t1 S 67 E. CENTER ST.—MI 8-1088 PARK FREE IN BIRCH ST. LOT 7 2 f MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Fiw)w»wmiwwRwwwiwimiwiw»wwirwifiw) • \ J Christmas trees, and turn on the Snowbound Guests Hal Boyle lights. We usually decorate two Rockville-Vemon Woodhouse Asks - trees, a tall live one green with 9,000 to 15,000 Mob Small Inn needles, and a small artlficia' Fire Safety Code Christinas for Kids? tree vdth aluminum branches SovietTroops Olson Moves for Third Vote In Silver Creek that someone gave us years ago. Democratic Director Richard C. ◄ Lady Dottie watches gravely as Woodhouse has asked that the BOTH STORES we put eacl- ornament into place, SILVER CREEK, N.Y. (AP)— Great TiB^ie for Cats interrupting us now and then to Still in Cuba On Consolidatirig Town^ City board of directors consider adop­ The 75-year-old Revere Inn, this IKo'C BINGtt tion of a fire safety code. ◄ nibble tentatively at a green Washington (a p ) — u.s. He . asked (General Manager village’s only hotel, never saw the NEW YORK (AP)—They say sot^sUcate into a gawky, wide- branch or an aluminum needle. An effort to include an item r«-febe held tonight at 8 at the Elllng- Richard Martin to place the item likes of it. Christmas is for kids. eye^kitten When the job is finally com­ Every Friday Night At 8 P.M, sources estimeted today that be­ lating to consolidation on the call ton Congregational Church to dis­ on the agenda of Tuesday's meet­ ◄ Mrs. George Gummo, who.se But it is aiso a great time for Like\a child at Christmas, she pleted Eind the children down the tween S,000 end S,(X)0 Soviet of the nrat town meeting, sched­ cuss financing. District chairman ing in the Municipal Building hear­ hall come in to inspect it. Lady Jerry Thornton urges adult leaders OPEN husband is owner of the hotel, cats. won’t Ict^ou hide anything from KM8HTS OF COLUMBUS HOME troope have left Cuba during the uled for 8 p.m. at the town hall ing room at 8 p.m. sata sne ran out of “just about 'in hour house the cat we belong her. She ^ into everything. Dottle leads them on proud feet p a^ few weeks. to attend. Round-table sessions “The occurrence of several large ◄ everything, including space,” to seems to get more downright from one tree to the other, as if 138 M A IN STREET — MANCHESTER Tuesday, will be made by Select­ scheduled for tonight have been fires in Manchester during Novem­ She racesAp the door when the to say : This withdrawel leaves In Cuba Monday night when a Lake Ene- enjoyment out of Christmas than mailman or-dbHvery man comes. man Hermui Olson. creeled. ber 1962 points to the necessity of brewed snowstorm buried this viL people. “See what I did?” the bulk of Soviet mUitary person­ Olson, also president of the Hospital Notes adopting sucITa code,” he said in a ◄ She snoops ano-^ sniffs at every Rockville Area Chamber of Com­ lagc of 3,300 under an 18-inch During most of the year I have package. She tries to undo the At night she lies among the nel sent there for missilery and Admitted yesterday; Clarence /letter, which was also sent to the EVERY cover. a secret guilty feeling that our treasures beneath the trees as if other activities. merce, which recently indicated It Green, Worcester, Mass. directors. strings with busy paws. would initiate a third-round at­ The storm dumped up to 29 cat. Lady Dottle, is somewhat she were on guard. Estimates on the number still Dlschatged yesterday; Leon “While the fire safety features ◄ Inches of snow on sections of “Why don’t you g rw up. Lady tempt ^t'consolidaUon, said the Bassett, Egypt Rd., Ellington; in the construction of new build­ cheated by life. She spends her Dottie?” I tell her. *\yfter all, At the end of the season, as I there range from 9,000 to 15,000. item^^ould seek approyal from western and north-central New time, except for a brief stroll in take down the decorations, Lady Hartford Tutoring School The estimates on the withdrawals Paul Lucas, 88 Orchard St.; Lucy ings are attended to by the build­ York Monday and Tuesday, clog­ you’re getting along iir^ years. the town directing the Vernon Persch, Mountain St. ing inspector, there is no provision ◄ the corridor early in the morning Why don’t you act your agb?” Dottie watche.*! me with sad, re­ also range widely because of dif­ state representatives to submit a N iTE fill q ging highways and forcing schools Birth today: A daughter to Mr. presently existing for the inspec­ and late at night, -cooped up in proachful eyes, and I have the 18 HAYNES ST,—Tel. 525-8009 ficulty in figuring how many bill allowing a consolidation vote and businesses to close. More our apartment. Lady Dottie pays no attention weird feeling that I am in some men may be aboard outbound and Mrs. William Zdanis, Adrian tion of older buildings, and for the snow was forecast. at all. Oirlstmas makes her f^l in town. Ave, Ellington. correction of serious fire hazards. ◄ It Is a big deal for her when a way. hurting the idealism of a Prepare for March 2nd ships. The chamber, feels the new bill (Ineluding Saturdays) A 66-mlle stretch of the New daring, high-flying sparrow lights young, ahd she has an idea that ^mall child. - U.S. officials view the with­ Notes "It would be my suggestion that presented to the state legislature this new fire safety code provide York State Thruway from Lack­ on the window ledge of our eighth- the whole worldwide yuletide pag­ If our cat had her way, Christ­ drawal as moving at a disappoint­ should provide a referendum vote The Christmas party of the Ver­ ◄ awanna to the Pennsylvaniji state eant is put on exlusively for her COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS ingly slow pace. non Young Republicans will be adequate measures for the inspec­ floor apartment, and flirts its mas, would last forever—and life similar to the one held during the tion of existing buildings, eapecial- line was closed for 18 hours be­ wings saucily Then Lady Dottie benefit. This continuing ' Soviet mili­ last consolidation attempt. held Friday at 8 p.m. at Piano’s fore re-opening late Tuesday aft­ would be a lighted joy ail year Restaurant, Bolton. Thomas Jones. ly with regard to electrical and is suddenly transformed from a She loves to see the beautifully Saturday Mornings 8:30-12:30 tary presence in Cuba has been During the last referendum, the heating systems, and that such a i ernoon. Hundreds of motorists sedate old maid into a maddened wrapped packages come into our one of the factors keeping the City of Rockville approved a con­ Bruce Dr., is in charge of arrange­ NEWLY REMODELED INSIDE as8 OUT TO SERVE YOU BETTER! were stranded. ments. Tickets may be obtained code contain provisions for its beatnik. apartment, hates to see any being PRISONERS RIOT Seven Sessions—Jan. 12-Feb. 23 U.S.-Soviet dispute lingering on solidation governmental set-up, stringent enforcement. The 25-room hotel bulged with carried out. Just as do most chil­ but residents in rural Vernon from YGOP members. She loses all her ordinary poise PRINCBTO^N, England (AP) after the removal of Soviet mis- "Perhaps, it would be wise to al. i TO unexpected guests. and aplomb and beats at the win­ dren, she tends to think of the —A riot mvt^lng 85 prisoners ENROLL NOW sUes and bombers. turned it down. The last consoli­ The Rockville Post Office serv- 1 FANTA3FANTASTIC ASSORTMENT • FABULOUS SIFT lOEAS! “We u.suaiiy have around 101 season as strictly a one-way deal. Premier Khrusuchev has writ­ dation effort, to have been suc­ icejwlndows are open from 8 a.m. so examine the question of space guests in the hotel, including i dow wildly until the sparrow broke out in '^artm oor Prison heaters. It is my feeling that this shrugs its feathers as if to .say— One of her great joys comes when Tuesday. Small Classes—Individual Attention ten President Kennedy that Soviet cessful, would have required an to 6 p.m., including Saturday, Dec. i about seven regular residents," imits associated with the offensive approval from both the city and 15. On Dec. 16, the stamp and per- code should be enforced without Mrs. Gummo said. “Well, it takes all kinds to make we open a box. She leaps into it, Before it was hrought under hiring additional personnel by us­ a world”—and flies away. bats the crinkly paper around to control at least two^guards were (weapons will be withdrawn in the rural areas. cel post windows will remain open Among those in the over-crowd­ Directed By: Dr. Albert J. Genua due course. Definitely scheduled for the from 1 to 5 p.m. ing present members of the fire BOX OF 100 I DISCOUNT PRICES! 1963 i ed inn was State Supreme Court I Outside of these occasional ad­ hear the sound, then lives dofvn and hurt, one seriously from cuts and department. ventures with sparrows, Lady turns on the inside motor of her head njuries inflicted wHh a pair But this left a lot to be pinned next town meeting is the approv­ Public Records Justice Alfred M. Kramer of Buf-1 Author Of: al of a $21,085 transfer from the Warrantee deeds: Robert H. and "It is my opinion.that if consid­ falo, whose trip from nearby Dottie derives her greatest thrill delight and emits a mighty purr. of heavy shears. \ down. Among tither things, it is eration is given to this matter at “How To Score High -On Scholastic Aptitude Tests’* not known here whether the unexpended portion of the high Mary M. Brewster to Arthur J. i Mayviile to Buffalo was halted by from Christmas. But her hq.pplness reaches a The rioting occurred in the^shop school building account to the Watson, property off Rt, 30 Mary the Dec. 18 meeting, that the code XMAS CALENDAR heavy drifts. Justice Kramer Jack Bnilz of Silver Creek, N. Y., along Lake Erie, makes a It turns her from a cool, plush zenith when we put up our two where prisoners make mail okgs. Kremlin considered the short- can be drawn up, and an ordinance range antiaircraft missiles in town’s general fund, and approval M. and Ellen M. Costello to Joseph spent the night on a couch in the quick check to see if the automobile under the mound is his. It of several roads as town roads. J. Bums, property off Estelle Dr. implementing it passed, after our i Gummo's apartment in the hotel. was. but he decided to walk anyway. A storm off Lake Erie V Cuba to be protecUon for the long­ first meeting in February 1963.” FAIR W AY HAS IT! TOWELS er range offensive weapons—and The roads sought for approval The Hall investment Co. to CARDS “We were completely cut off for dumped 18 inches of snow along the lakefront. Silver Creek are; Glenstone Dr., 300 feet of Arthur E. and Gene'vieve E. Free- a time Monday night,” said Lyle was virtually stranded for a time when highway traffic was cut therefore now Intends to withdraw Worth 2.50 Rag. 98c them. Hillcrest Dr., Emily Dr., Heidi burg, property off Uynwood Dr. ; 4 Myers, police radio dispatcher. off. (AP Photofaxl. Dr.. Legion Dr., Emma Lane, Helen Abusa to Leah Abuza prop­ Area Residents ^ Grab Bag Items * Mistletoe * Myers said he and his two sons Originally, the administration Brlmwood Dr. Edith Rd., Donnel erty off Alpert Rd. Helen Abuza, to spent three hours Tuesday morn­ I expressed the view that the Soviet ing." Mrs. Gummo said, “.so we ure blood pressure in the human Rd., Hany Lane, Leona Dr.. Wol­ Irving Bayer and Henry Abuza, Become Citizens ^ Stocking Fillers ^ Tie-ons 4 ing clearing the family driveway served a iow-calory bread for brain. The device is expected to mUitary personnel entering Ckiba cott Lane, a portion of George property off South St. so his wife, Mrs. Myers, could breakfast.” help in cases of cerebral hemor­ were advisers and technicians, Dr. Extension, Estelle Dr., Susan (Quitclaim deeds; Arthur Cheet- ^ Styrofoam ^ Ornaments report to work as a toll collector Through it all. the village's rhage and brain tumor. not troops. Rd., and Kanter Rd. ham to Charles E, and Dorothy L. Eight residents of the Manches­ 4 on the Thruway at the Silver first citizen was not to be found. For Year Round Family Pleasure! Kennedy said on Aug. 28 that Artist to Speak Prelle, property In Grove Hill ter area and Rockville became ^ S^ u in s ^ Decorations Creek interchange. Mayor James de John was (MARKS lOOTH BIR'HIDAY “we have no evidence of troops” William R. Cowing, a Simsbury Cemetery: Elias and Dora Alpert naturalized last month. ’ “When she got there, she was in Cuba, and on Sept. 13, at his artist, will be gruest speaker at a They include Laszio George 9 7 66 4 snow-bound in the Angola service CHATTANOOGA, Tenn .(API— to Helen Abuza, property off South told that everything was closed, center of the Thruway. last news conference before the meeting of the Tolland (Jounty Art St. Hammer, 146 Maple St., Robert and she needn't have come to Mrs. George Ott, bom in Bristol. crisis. He was sUll referring to Association at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph Roy, 35 Birch St., and work.” Myers said. Ind., when Abraham Lincoln was technicians. Marriage license: Robert T. Ed­ Frank Zajac, 56 Union St., all of 4 the home of Mrs. Eva Dambeck. monds, 132 Prospect St., and “We ran out of coffee, and had Blood Gaupp New president, observes her 100th THaksL 9 t THjojdcvdi^ The prevaUlng opinion in the Rt. 30, Tolland. Manchester; Mrs. Ema Daniels, 8 LOVELY 1963 to get more,” he added. birthday today at the home of her Teresa Sharon Wood, Hartford administration was that the Cu­ Cowing, whose work is now on Tpke., Vernon. Becker PI., and Patrick Reynolds, SINGLE ELECTRIC The Revere Inn ran out of cof­ ISTANBUL — A Turkish sci^- daughter. Mrs. F. W. Meacham. i ban buildup was defenseive. The display at the Wadsworth Athene- 9 Fern St., both of Rockville; Mrs. 4 fee and bread and butter. tist. Prof. Salahettin Dogulu *^f The former Mary Parritt, she antiaircraft and other weapons um in Hartford, will talk on the • Vernon news fi, handled bj- The Martha M, Krahula, 486 Graham GIFT APRONS DESK CALENDARS “We couldn't*'get • our regular the Istanbul Medical Academy, has married Ott in Bristol on Christ­ had been identified as similar to qualities of good painting. Rd.. Wapping, and Mr. and Mrs. CANDLES supply of bread Tuesday morn- developed an in.strument to meas­ mas Day, 1881. Ott died in 1937. Herald’s Rockville bureau, *5 W. 4 those the Russians had sent to Also at the meeting, the asso­ Main St., telephone TRemont 5-3136 Andrew E. Herman, 41 Hartl Dr., U. L. Approved With Bulb Reg. 1.98— ^Xmas Designs H Indonesia. The Indonesian ship­ ciation will hold its Christmas or Mitchell 9-6797. Talcottville. ments were accompanied by party. Members are asked to bring 4 MERCURY technicians skilled in matters an art supply item for the grab HEADS DISASTER UNIT like training and maintenance, bag event, and a painting to be HARTFORD (AP)—State Bank (COMET, METEOR or M^t^TEREY) | but not Soviet combat troops, it judged for hanging in one of the Commissioner " ’’Hip Hewes. has Personal Notices • .22 was stated. local libraries. been named chairman of the Con­ The Washington assessment Club to Meet necticut Emergency Planning Com­ 79‘-P changed fast with the discovery The Daughters of Pocahontas mittee. Gov. John N. Dempsey an­ 2 “ Q 7 ® will meet-Friday at 8 p.m. at the Card Of Thanks Refills Available of the offensive weapons in Cuba. nounced the appointment yester­ W« would like to express our deep Ui JL t The Russians themselves were Moose Club for a regular meeting day, explaining that Hewes will appri’ciatlon to our friends, relatives, found to be setting up the missile and for a Christmas party. Mem­ work with State Civil Defense Di­ and neighbors for their kind exnreH- 4 sions of sympathy at the tlme_oftime of t‘the sites, and presumably they, would bers will exchange gifts and will rector William Schatzman In de­ pasHingpassing of our beloved son,so Wendell. man the missiles. bring small articles for a grrab- veloping an emergency economic We would especially. tike ' to thank Soon afterward, a number of bag event. Refreshments will be Wendell s fellow workers from the preparedness program for Con­ laboratory ot the Manrhesier Memorial Use Our Lay-Away Plan— Small Deposit Will Hold Till Xmas... Soviet ground combat units were served. necticut. The program is part of Hospital who served as bearers. reported found to have arrived in Special Meeting the state’s preparations in the Cuba. These, it was presumed A special emergency meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Hulburd M. Austin 10,000 event of - nuclear attack. and fam ily I t here, were for protection of the scouting’s Highland District will olfenslve weapons.' Noaetheiess, they were definitely troops in the ^ M A S ROUND PUFFED ◄ terminology used by U.S. authori­ SILK SQUARES ties.’ Thus U.S. officials label the So­ FOAM PILLOWS ◄ HM: GREEN STAMPS viet military personnel in (Juba GIFT PAPER Large Size— Reg. 69c 31 Cover Yonnwlf. Just Reeetved WITH ANY NEW CAB PURCHASE* as troops. Reg. 15c Pkg. • Solids • Prifits ◄ HE Some reports indicate that the (2'^20"x30" Sheeta) personnel originally sent to Cuba fox the MAN in gour Q O c as rocket experts have been re­ 4 PARKER From Now Till Christmas formed into regular army units o o now that their offensive weapons 3 pkgs. 29*" WhUe They LMt!—LimKed Quantity « PARDNERS have been withdrawn. 44® 4 Tf you're ever going to buy that NEW car—now’s the time Some officials feel that there was nothing surprising about this CHRISTMAS SET to do i t ! Get a bonds of| 10,000 Green Stamps with which —that it'5 a routine military pro­ TAKE-APART ^ '4: Special 'T-ball . you can get any number of beautiful gifts for Chri.stmas. Use cedure for personnel under such 4 M Joiier Pen Sc M J the stamps instead of cash! Hurry in . . . soonl^oriarty Circumstances and does not indi­ ★ TOYLAND IS BULGING WITH NEW TOYS ★ f 'Wriiefine % cate the missilemen will ,be kept HOTROD Pencil------V IT'S LIKE A Brothers is open evenings, of course! Provides fi'duST of ftm. In Cuba as ground combat' troops. The Vay to please a man at Christmas is Scalisckallj’detailed to make your gift selection from HIS point plastic pieces. Make Q Q c I a dragster, coupe, of view. That’s easy to do here, where every­ INSIOE aid OUTSIDE roadster or track—. CASH 1963 COMET About Town Looking ^ 9 1 ^ thing is styled to a man’s taste! Gift 2-IN)0R SEDAN | Mrs. Paul Diejil, 116 .Keeney I St., has invited those wishing to G.L REFUCEMENT For These? IMPORTED PIPES BONUS! join a Unlversalist-Unltarlam fel­ riee lowship in the Manchester - Glas­ Choose From tonbury areas to meet at her home I Suggestions | BATHROOM Midday at 8 p.m. Interested per­ t r ee BULBS • SPRAY PAINTS 98' ’ 1995 i sons may call Mrs. Diehl for Famous Name SCALE Delivered in Manchester. further information. Two years or 24,000-mils I FOR HER. I • ORNAMENTS Popular Pastel Colors warranty. ----- \ C6 Series _ Edty-to-Rgad f SPMVSNOW Members of a junior confiVins- Brands For • CENTERPIEOES tion class at St. Mary's Episcopal 5 37c •M Aprons • Slips jj.44 ^ AERO SO L O 79c Value Church will have a rehearsal for ALL COLORS w Hosiery • Pajamas fetf • CANDLES 'W SPRAY a Christmas pageant Saturday at S Cosmetic Gift Sets 11 a.m. at the church. All class • ARROW ^ Jewelry • Blouses ^ CAN members are Invited. • GIFT BOXES C7'/2 For • McGRFGOR ^ 5 62c • GREENS •’ C HR ISTMAS' St. Bridget's Rosary Society wdll have a Christmas party Fri­ I FOR HIM I • G L IH E R FUNNY day at 8 p.m. in the church hall. • CLIPPER CRAFT Twinkle 5 -For 9 7 c TREE ' The East Catholic High School Hanes Underwear • ALUMINUM TREES FACES baton twirlers will present a Fruit of Loom Underwear ^ "Christmas Fantasy." All mem­ • INTERWOVEN CU'/i Outside ^ 3 2 c Hours of f ua STAND bers are reminded to bring small K Gloves • Shirts K • COLOR WHEELS Metiil with' l/Hl gifts for an exchange. Ties—Belts—Toiletries Im Easy to make 17" leg spread. • PENDLETON FAIRWAY HAS IT! _bjr wanog magic Holds up to ^ David W. Juliano, 190 New Bol­ ALL COLORS wand over tree trunk, ton Rd., wets recently installed as 3 locking screws. -H/}* 'Vice president of the university of • STETSON HATS Connecticut student chapter, American Society of Civil Engi­ LARGE ROLL WHITE neers. • ALLIGATOR XMAS PARTY NEW YEARS PARTY? TTie parsonage committee. Trin­ ity Covenant Church, will meet to­ • JANTZEN TWINKLE TISSUE (Organiiation Discounts) morrow at 7:45 p.m; at the church. NEEDS RE9. 49c Get Your Order In Now Four members of the American NAPKINS • PLATES • CUPS tiegion Auxiliary attended a din­ For all your needs. We will hold ner meeting and Christmas party WE ALSO FEATURE FAMOUS NAME • TABLECLOTHS • DOILIES last night at Cavy’s Restaurant tiU you need it. given by Past District Presidents, •CANDLES 1st District, American Legion • NAPKIN HOLDERS Hats • Noisemakers BANKS % WoiiS Famous ' Auxiliary. They include Mrs. Har­ BOYS'WEAR ^ MEN'S A WOMEN’S ry Sweet, Mrs. Wilber Little, Miss Decorations • Streamers UnbeilakkbW ' c ZIPPO Lighters Barbara Wallett and Mrs. T. E. PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS Paper Goods • Serpentines B-toxic plastic. Brosnan. “Everything and Anything” § : BILLFOLDS Choose a ireC A (1) 1963 MERCURY COMET • BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! XMAS PRINTS-^3 SIZES IXMITED QUANTITY regular or J * 1 0 .0 0 0 4iij Lefer/ ily itt. 198 slim style. The Immaculate Conception Choice of finishes ww I p (2) 1963 MERCURY METEOR Mothers Circle will have a Christ­ filMMMMHKaMKI Vint IttShtr.^^ S irK Green Stamps mas party tonight at 6:30 at .the • LIBERAL EltCHANGE POLICY (3) 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY Invest in a Connecti­ home of Mrs. Bernard Fogarty, CLUB n A lso cut blind child’s fu­ 281 Porter St. ORGANIZATION DISCOUNTS ON ALL PURCHASES! BAG $ On Any Used Car ture. Send d contribu­ The American Legion Auxiliary i Ginger or Black | tion to Conn. Institute will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the • Gift • All Items Purchased At For The Blind, 120 Legion Home for a Christmas par­ 975 MAIN ST. Reg. 6.95 Holcomb .Street, Hart­ ty. A committee of past presi­ DOWNTOWN $195 or More dents, headed by Mrs. Charles Certificates Gift Boxed MANOHKSTEB 3 » 5 ford 12, Conn. 'j Johnson, will be In charge of hos­ O pitality. Members are.reminded to 708 Middle Tpke. Kaat bring gifts for p. grab bag. FREE PARKING IN LOT NEXT TO BUILDING •TURNPIKE PLAZA” F A I R W A Y Next to Popular Market Advertlsenient— Give a present. with a future. Open a savings account for your CHARGE youngster at Connecticut Bank ARTHURS and Trust (Company 893 Main AOOOUNXS c®”’" '■ We Cite JIQRLD JREEN STAMPS Street or IS North Main Street. THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY You'll be glad you did and so will MORIARTY BROTHERS tha fortunate boy and girl, it’s a INSTINCTIVE MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR 942 MAia ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER OPEN EVENINGS TELEPHONE Ml 3.S13S ^ t that keeps on growing. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD WEST HAiWTORD HAMDEN OPEN EVERY NITE TILL 9 :0 0

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/ v ' \ . I X PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12; 1S62 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, PAGE TWENTY-SliVEN LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON OUR BOARDING-HOUSE with MAJOR PLB DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Handy Kitchen Aides Manchester Parkade Stores Phiggliig In n Happy Yule < Shopping Days Are Numbeted WITH A L L HAR-RUMPH/FOR.1 Christmas begins at home. There As we approach the "home I HATE TO ROINT THE fr o st- NOUR EN LISKIEH -1 Bargains is a holiday spirit for everi' room stre’ eh" of Christmas 1982 ahop- in the house at GRAND WAY: OUTTHESRANTy in s YOUVE BEEIsi Ment,T vb decided^ ping, W. T. GRANT COMPANY, SPRCAOINS A80OT TO devote m yself F o o d s t u f f You’ll find a line-up of portable, with its array of quality mendian- SftJTiDMVOUR _ console and transistorized TELE- VEST, MA-30R; BUT A break- through \TOWElTlNS ON t h e Listed by dise, is the happy answer. Make SOMESOOV STOLE IN CRIME De t e c T iO' SUBSECT OF ACROSS 6 Evaded The uirer "VISION SETS. Double the family’s your buying time count In one eve- YOUR DETECTIVE ' X SUPPOSE YOU Cfl ORlMlNOLOsy IFood putmr 7 Unit of weight pleasure by Installing an addiUonal. nmg "With a minimum of effort you SBniini set upstairs or down. Be a gener­ n - f y WRAP UP A M IS - RATHER TlHANl of bam can complete your purchaaea 5I6M OFF THE 4 Pickled red > Italian ous Santa and save money, too, if LAWN LA S T , DEMEANOR LIKE , Ha n d l in s t h e community ciently. More than that you have a [THAT WlTHOOT MENIAL 10 Bewildered you decide on the STEREO with priceless feeimg of well being ^ N I6 H T/ SStriug— « AM-FM RADIO built into a BUGLS BUNNY LEA\/IN<5TH& OF A DETECTIVE/ 12 Caviar 11 Promontoiy which comes from making "Wise TABLE/ 13 Narwegian 17 City in Or^on Hutch Cabinet reduced to 3369.88. and sound choices. Yes, quality gift ISWearief Brighten mother's life In the kitch­ merchandise to satisfy the practi­ I 'L L ENTICE CEDRIC I CANT AF-ORDT'> capital 23 Not general u An Easy-Knit Set! Other Stores Around Toten H!ilWJmi=4hM Main Street Stores en with a beauUful CX)FFEE cal and luxurious tastes are found OUTSIDE WITH HAVE TH' JOINT IK If*?* 24High ctedi [^[^hdUlzlL^ Creative'Hobby F'un < MAKER. Mmmmmm delicious fra­ on both far-reaching floor levels at PSST! SNEAK THIS BONEl A Gift for the Home i U You Had AU the Time Preparing for Christmas UOverflowi ferm) Harness the leisure time, of It means planning festive meals, grant coffee every time. What bet­ W. T. GRANT. TOYS, APPAREL VER DOG OUTA 18 Colonized 38 Get away 4«LarlanB la the nicest gift of all. MAN- In the World 26Upebot CHE3STER CARPETT - CENTER, your . Impressionable youngsters ordering in some luxury foods, ter gift for years of service than for the whole family, HOME AC- HERE, 20 Regions 27 Salt pork (pL) 40IdtaU(^ nountalB To choose the perfect Christmas a modem, efficient trouble-free CESSORIES, 21FaSy fort 47 Bind! 311 Main Street, has RUGS with s challenging gift from the providing an air of overflowing DECORATIONS •SYLVESTER! 28 Indlvldoals, 41 Avarice gift, you couldn't make a more HOBBY SHOPPE, 403 Center APPLIANCE with up-to-date sty! have been selected with skill and a THAT CLUCK'S 22 Heasurea of 29 Price 42 Vipeig 48 Chopped BRAJDEtl into smart rectangles plenty to commemorate the joy­ cloth 31 Business book 43 Itinerant (aK) eabbw satisfying decision than choosing Street. The HOBB’Y KITS and ous Christmas season. PERO’S Ing. Famous-name brands at knowing heart for -your Merry FROM TH'HEALTH 24 Mimicker to suit, the Mxeamlined dimensions a giit from the ART SUPPLY DE- 33 Heasurements 44 Rational 50 Vulgar Mlear of a modern home. Ask to have a CRAFT SETTS for boys and girls, FRUIT STAND AND GROCERY GRAND WAY discount prices In­ Christmas shopping at W. T. \^EPARTMENT^ 26 Adored one P A R T M E a V T of JOHNSON PAIN i men end women are a challenge STORE on Oakland Street, has !/iM sdiunt clude STEAM IRONS. HAIR DRY­ GRANT CO. 27 Juriadiction r “ r " J" 4 5 2 r 6 JT IT II BRAIDED RUG delivered to your la r g e (var.) home in time for Christmas Eve. CO., 723 Main Street. For grade to eager minds. You g;ive an ab­ the out-of-sesson fruits and vege­ ERS, MIXERS, CAN OPENERS, 30 Desert carrien 12 12 12 Kiddles love to sit and play on the schoolers, for young adults, for sorbing putime together with a tables, all the goodies and the HAIR CURLERS. Additional If you’re troubled during cold 32 Gambling house senior citizens, there are gifts with joyous sense of accomplishment .reats you look for especially at names keep poppmg up on every weather with lips that chap, split 34 Expunges ' cushioned comfort of a BRAIDEU3 i r 12 ' It RUG, so- cozy and snug. With each a challenge here: PAINT B\ with a gift from the HOBBY this time of yesu-. OPEIN SEVEN list. If you’re not sure of sizes the and crack, you’ll be interested in 35 Stage whiapen NUMBER SETS, also IDEA SHOPPE. Ekicourage youngster.- DAYS A W E E aC BOXED GIFTS 89c to 31.98 mdude 36 Babylonian i2 12 26 step over a BRAIDED RUG you’re a medicated lipstick that contains moon-god ankle-deep in luxury. Your very BOOKS showing how to have fun to 'build realistic scale models o. sure-to-please accessories for men an antiseptic ingredient and a 37 Combat 21 complexion glows as the cheery, with water colors, ' cartooning, "Old Ironsides” or a "Messer- Buy Extra Hours In the Day Jind boys (tie, stretch socks, belt, healing agent It comes in three ' m t schmidt" or a "Duesenberg.” Foi I J S n little m o n e y 30 Piquancy •\dbrant.: color* reflect in your pastels. The "Prang" TEDCTILE Are' you wondering how you are handkerchiefs, jewelry sets). Shop­ basic shades—coral, pink and red 40Eraa 24 2 T v r girls there are kits featuring going to accomplish all that needs ping at GRAND WAY’ leaves you inn A'..WAY5 DO&s 41 Jewel cheeks. There are BRAIDED ovals COLORS lets a homemaker "em­ —and can be an excellent lip con­ TftlS TO H1M« too, in fact the most complete dis­ broider” with color on curtains, knitting, weaving, braiding, anc. doing before Christmas? Let feeling relaxed and happy. 'You ditioner, whether used regularly or 42:Bridal paUi Jo 31 working with mosaic tile. Widen ALLY OOP 45 S ta ys play of BRAIDED RUGS in this aprons, apparel. "MARTINIZING” the ONE HOUR make progress at GRAND WAY only a few times a week. BY V. T. HAMLIN their horizon. Open up a world of 46 Fli^t of stain U area are to be found at MAN­ DRY CLEANING plants at 20 East because the satisfying merchandise 51 Be sick adventure and knowledge. "Visit Center Street and 299 West Middle comes in a terrific assortment at Pause in the Hefdio Roottiie WEa,THERE'9 A 52 Color CHESTER CARPET CENTER. Leftover cooked rice? Add grat­ -NOW WHERES THAT ed orange rind, a little orange juice the HOBBY SHOPPE now OPEN Turnpike work for you. Turn over delightfully low prices. Unwind jangled nerves in this FIRE GOIKJ'... CAT WITH OUR CARNIVAL 53 Cburch part 9-9 MONDAY THROUGH SAT­ BY DICK TURNER 54 Beverage Work Saver and curry powder to it; heat over to them your SHIRT LAUNDRY pre-Christmas rush. Enjoy a lei­ PINNER? 41 URDAY. during these busy December Save a Man’s Energy and 'Hme surely dinner at HOB NOB RES­ 55 Dirk 1____^ Supply yoiuig artists with non­ boiling water. Delicious served 56 Expired toxic, wiu«i-oft crayons when they with chicken. weeks. The man of the house will SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY TAURANT. What a chef-prepared 57 Mariner’i 42 43 44 A Portrait Is Forever • be more than pleased with the has GIFTS FOR THE MAN, that dinner can do for your spirits. direction begin to use coloring books. If Come and sit for your portrait 48 60 51 any waiU murals appear, the cray­ V y the Chimney with Ottre.. . ’ crisp sparkle, the smooth sheen of are guaranteed to please, because Bring the whole family tonight, or DOWN at THE FALLOT STUDIO, -70 his shirts, professionally prepared these are practical gifts that serve tomorrow or Fhfday sure, where it’s on marks can be washed off SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., 981 Ekist Center Street, who will ar­ 1 Discord goddess s2 53 22 easily. and packaged to his liking. Let­ a purpose. The POWER T(X)LS FAMILY NIGHT from 6 to 8, serv­ 2 Departed Main Street, has chiery red, fiber- range a time convenient for you. are packed with muscle for tough­ board FIREPLACES 31.98 that let ting "MARTINIZING” do your ing a dinner for 31.50 that prom- 3 ReSned malk 95 56 IJ If it’s been longer than you think SHIRT LAUNDRY is such a guar­ Make an apron or two like the est jobs. The Orbital Sander, Drill, J ises all you can eat. No one goes 4 Ebulliatei Say. *Merry Christmas’ kiddies hang the' stockings for since you’ve had a professional styles lllusti-ated for every home­ STbeow anteed way to give yourself a few and Sabre Saw equip the man of away hungry! 'Tonight the qpecial; With Flowers Santa on Christmas Eve. So, even portrait made, dial Mitchell extra, precious hours. Let "MAR­ maker on your list. the house for dozens of construe-! ty Is Chicken and Spaghetui TV)- PARK HILL-JOYCE FLORIST, if you don’t have a real fireplace, EASY TO KNIT 3-5808. For now and for years to TINIZING” freshen the family No. 8368 with Patt-O-Rama is in tion, repair and maintenance jobs morrow plump, juicy Meat Balls 601 Main Street, has stately you can set the scene for Christ- come, a portrait Is forever. wardrobe, and your home acces­ sizes small (10-12); medium (14- that he can do easily, quickly with and rich Spa^etti is served and POINSE3TTIAS, also a choice se,- fnas in your home. While you’re SIZES 4-12 sories (slipcovers, draperies, scat­ 16); large (18-20). Medium, 1 power. Launch a man on an absorb- Friday it’s a succulent Fish Fry. 3 here, browse in the ART SUP­ OUT OUR WAY lecUon of flowering PLANTS that When you’re cooking spaghetti, ter rugs, pillows), "you’ll never yard of 35. 39 or 45-inch. Ing hobby with POWER TOOLS Each menu begins —Hh soup, In- BY J. R. WILLIAMS can say "Merry Christmas” ih the PLIES DEPT, for gifts that pro­ and want to keep the long strands detect the odor of dry cleaning No. 8371 with Patt-O-Rama Is In from SEARS ROEBUCK CX). As dudes crisp French Bread, reiidies ch eeri^ way your gtfests, to vide artistic accomplishments, for unbroken, add them to a large ket­ fluid. Just tl^ invitingly, clean sizes small, medium ""and large. we head Into winter, wouldn’t he and a Beverage. The friendly at- WM. ilA T il m , Ht. PIT. your hostess, to a convalescent. A all age levels, experienced or not. tle of boiling salted water. As the whiff of daisy-freshness is yours, Medium, 2S yards of 35-inch, Two appreclate being able to clear the mosphere, the attentive service, the MUSTA BEEN Christmas remembrance that is part of the strands under water patterns. [ BREATTOEAT 5955-N at "MARTINIZING.” All work is snow with POWER. This year, gracious concern for your dining PRISCILLA’S POP IW-TH’ C W 5 eapecially appropriate is a BERRY Ever mix sour cream with soften, you’ll be able to push in done on the premises to give you To order, send 35c in coins for make it a gift with a "Take it pleasure is awaiting you at HOB BY AL VERMEER ’ BEFORESAWLL BOWL |2.59 to 33.98 planted with creamstyle cottage cheese to serve Knit with large-size needles, this the other ends. the most satisfaction, the fastest each pattern to:—Sue Burnett, easy” label, with a POWER appll-' NOB RESTAURANT. Bring your TAKER-OUTERS-1 holiday gf^enery that needs little as a topping for fruit? bulky sweater is sure to please the service. "MARTINIZING” can The Manchester Evening Herald. ance from SEARS. holldry guests to HOB NOB, too. MOWASUEAT watering care. Call Mitchell 9-0791 W OW ALL 1 WANT IS THAT BUT THAT'S APPenzBKs/ young lady! Make the hood for At This Holiday Season make it Merry for you at Christ­ 1160 AVE. OF AMEBIC.AS, NEW A B O U T WWAT WE STAY HEALTHY, WHAT YOU to .have -your ORDER DELIV­ From Harrison’s — The Quality cold-weather wear! Every magazine smiles up with mas and always. YORK 36. N.Y. ERED ANYWHERE. For Ist-class mailing add lOC 'ttXJ, DO YOU A N D H A P P Y / ASKED R3R Stationers Pattern No. 5955-N has knit di­ mouth-watering recipes for holi­ Christmas Magio A Well-Dreesed Boy at OhrMoiaa M OM New arrivals in their "Looking rections for sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and day nibbling. Aren’t you tempted When unexpected company each pattern. Print Name, Ad- Both FAIRWAYS are OPEN Outfit your growing boy "with ap­ * WAhTT R 3R LAST If you have a SwedLsh-type tim­ comes, -team two canned fruits dress with rZone, Style No. and CHRISTMAS YEAR,' Glass Gift Shop” include lustrous 12, inclusive; stitch illustrations. to try them all? If there are some EVERY'N ig h t t o ' 9, Monday parel from MARI-MAD'8, 881 bale iron and make timbale cases white China Eagle Book ends, Ash To order, send 35c in coins to: cookie recipes or cake recipes that for a quick dessert to serve with through Saturday, to help you Main Street, carrying the Y ?i —or if you are thinking of adding you’d like custom-baked for you, Basic Fashion magazine 50c. trays and Serving trays. For the Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening cookies. Apricots and pineapple complete your Christmas shop­ clothes that ^q4>«al to the demand­ such an iron to your kitchen Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERI­ ask Mrs. Helen Cleirient of "CAKE are a cood combination, so are ping. The splendor of the Christ­ ing tastes, and meet the demand­ equipment—remember that these crib-to-college set and for col­ BOX BAKE5RY" to bake It for lectors a shipment of famous CAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. peaches and dark sweet cherries. Head-to-toe Comfort mas decorations this year leaves ing requirement* of active, on-the- cases may be used instead of pat- For first-class mailing add lOc you. On her kitchen-type range, Sweep the man of the house off nothing to be desired. You’ll find go boys up to size 14. Boy* like to tie ehells .for main dishes because STEIFF TOYS is displayed. Yea, for each pattern. Print Name, using the fine Ingredients you paper tableware, candles, orna­ get clothe* from MARI-MAD'S for each and every day new, won­ •You Made It YourselT his feet this Christmas with a they are not sweet. Address with Zone and Pattern would at home, the “CAKE BOX Impress friends and relatives 1 luxurious LEATHER RECLINER ments, wrappings and cards. We- Christmas becaush^ shirts, sweatr drous gifts arrive in their shop. Number. BAKERY" will do your CHRIST­ with the professional results you CHAIR, priced from 396 at WAT­ could go on and on. Come see and Also, on the just-arrived list, a Fresh limes are said to keep well Send 50c for the Big-Size Al­ MAS BAKING for you. your yeast achieve after one visit to PLANT- KINS, 935 Main Street. Sit-up, buy at the FAIRWAY most con- tailored to perfection. Every boy when refrigerated in a co v e rt jar. group of smart DOLLAR GIFTS bum filled with lovely designs, a breads, cupcakes and pies. Get LAND ON THE PARKWAY, 1215 lounge, stretch-out. There is king venient to you, now OPEN ] knows he looks just great in the Trj- this method and decide for ITEMS for the office or stocking needlework stitch section and free acquainted with “ CAKE BOX Tolland Tpke. Learn the basic size comfort for the whole family. EVERY NIGHT TO 9. i handsome, name-brand. outfits yourself! gift include: fancy matches, memo patterns. BAKERY,” 553 East Middle Tpke. steps for creating a DELLA ROB- Available In textured upholstery ------I available at MARI-MAD’S. Moth- pads, stamp holders and much comer of Vernon St. Mitchell BIA WREATH, a sturdy PINE too, to harmonize with the decor. Ever sprinkle sesame seeds on er* appreciate the long-wearing la-ta. more! Make HARRISON’S your 3-9379. that homemade bread dough? Do qualities, the waahablllty and the You’re In Luck tMstinctive Apparel CONE TREE or an ornamental Be an unforgettable Santa. If you have to buy a gift for adventure in comfortable shopping decoration for the mantel. Give So after the loaf has been shaped pleasing pridSs. Attention; Aunts, throughout the store in every de- Bring genuine pleasure to your and grandmothers. If you aren’t BONNIE /Z-/Z someone who likes to sew. SING­ king and queen of hearts, with a Get a Nice Fresh Tree your home the distinction of a Instead of using two cups of and is ready for the second rising, partment. If you wish, say Selecting a nice CHRISTMAS hand-crafted focal point. All the sure of sizes, there are many ^ft- e 1»e» WA, Ine. TM. Wig. UJ. Prt. Off, ER SEWING MACHINE CO., 832 gift you select from CORET. CAS­ water in making up a three-ounce Main Street, has attractive Sew­ “CHARGE IT,” at HARIUSON’S, TREE is quick and easy at LIT­ nlaterials are here, plus qualified AnKie-deep In Comfort boxed items, priced from 31 (tie, B^V.S.PM.O«c» UALS and the J. GARMAN package of lemon-flavored gela­ “ Well, no, I didn't get the raise . . . But the boss ing Baskets and all manner of the quality store, in the heart of TLE A McKlNNEY, at DEPOT help. Yes, it’s CHRISTMAS LAND GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE, stretch socks, belt, handkerchiefs, MEN’S SHOP, 887 Main Street. tin, try adding one cup of water 705 Main Street, has warm, won- Jewelry) that-are sure-to-please. IryOOTREWRmMGM pointed out a tax loophole I didn'; know about!" sewing aids. The informative Main Street. SQUARE. These have been care­ at PLANTLAND with Trees, and one cup of unsweetened pine­ Impeccable good taste is embodied fully selected by the proprietor ready-to-hang Wreaths, out-of- derful "Wellco”_ SLIPPERS for-j • ■ ■ ' ...... ' (the GREAT AMERICAMJi SEWING BOOK IS ON SALE, in each and every purchase. From apple juice. Your smal!„fry_ will reg. 35.95 now 34-95. a perfect bringing you freah, moist trees in the-ordinary Ornaments, spray "the whole family. This is a gift a onk-pound and 4-ounce can of >iOVEL.BONN«E,KaJi WHY MOTHERS B E T BRAV Hostess Trick: If you want to the looms of talented craftsmen like this! reference manual-even for the ex-,: show" your frosted layer tXI WIN, add \ t to cream cheese for a gift from CORET CASUALS. tistically grouped, the FLOWER your diamond ring. Thi* service mas' CARDS, priced 2 for Sc. crack^spread ? Seasoq the cream BEAUTY CERTIFICATE from Poultry that Is being roasted In FASHION way, will give joyous will be performed under your Boxtd asseniments 50 for 31 are cheese with a little onion juice SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 the oven often needs to be turned pleasure. Center your table with watchful "eye WHILE 'YOU WAIT, Give a SIbn, Trim Figure designed by the Art Guild of Wil­ For something different for the when half done so as to brown and w hit^^pper if you like. . Main Street. This is a Christmas youngsters for Christmas, let San­ a WROUGHT IRON CANDELA-Browse in this spacious store offer- A GIFT CERTIFICATE from liamsburg. 'Dtere are Religious 1'remembrance that lasts for as ta leave them a grab bag. This both front and back evenly. BRA, or use as a charming chan- | ing a choice selection of JEWEL- GLAZIER’S CORSET SHOP, 631 cards 21 for 59c, also Juvenile Ever substitute -canned fruit long as you want it to. Available can be a large sack filled to over­ deher, complete with 8 candles, r y , HOLLOWWARE serving Main Street, lets the lucky recipi­ cards especially for kiddles to SHORT RIBS cock cocktail (well ( dralifed) for the ' in any denomination. Make It out flowing with tiny Christmas gifts. Santa Has Scents 33.98 for a truly dramatic lighting pieces and WATCHES at most In­ ent make a personal selection any­ send,' 25 for 59c. Gala WRAP­ BY FRANK O’NEAL usual pineapple \^en preparing an for any sum, and the lucky recipi­ LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East effect. "FABULITE” 31.98, is viting prices. Compare and see. time at her convenience. Mrs. Let the children take turns grab­ Center Street, has the popular PING, extra wide, extra long, upsidedown cak e?\ ent will have a series of beauty bing for gifts. They’ll have the a candle in a glass vase encased Glazier, a qualified and experi­ comes in a festive choice. Ready­ AND THE V HOW? THE PRETN HARD, TOU KNOW HOW services, hair shaping, shampoo time of their lives. fragrances she'll love to wear. with an ingenious foil covering romish Hens Mandarin enced corsetlere, will CUSTOM- Give her the hauntingly fabulous made GIFT BOWS are 10 for 9 ^ 1H6 buck KNISHT aPTUREP CaUEEN.TOO/ 1 KIN5 TAKING IT? HE HWESTO LOSE CHSS GAMES ♦You Made It Me’ ? and style sets, manicure, facials, that lends itself to all manner of (Makes 8 servings If hens PIT a foundation garment for ut­ at MARLOW’S. . WU GOT A SWEET TOOTH FOR THE That’s what you'll hear, accom­ a permanent wave. A BEAUTY colog;nes, perfumes, powders by artistic effects. Light the way to. are cut into halves) most comfort and support. The IMEVMTTeKNI&rtT/ Cook extra bacon at breakfast such famous names as "Prince ------X f ------^ ------r — POC? BUT HE'S SOT A PEAF EAR FOR panied by a hug and a kiss when GIFT CERTIFICATE for every ward a meaningful holiday with a 1 11-ounce can imported shop carries LINGERIB, HO­ ANYTHIHS BUT THE OLP OPERATIN'TABLE. you give n handmade giftNlTOUR and refrigerate. When you’re pre­ Matchabelli” (New Prophesy) al­ king-size candle, 35.49. IMPORT- SIERY, ROBES and MATERNITY feminine name on your list is paring hamburgers, crumble the mandarin oranges The Inquirer yOU'RE FIGHTING THE OPPS, TOO... YARN SHOP on the downstairs easy to shop ior, never a wrong so "Tussy” (Tres Julie), and EJD CARDS by famous "Marcel 4 Rock Cornish hens EN§E1MBLES. floor of House and Hale has mtmy bacon and add it to the meat along "Helena Rubinstein’’ (Vis a Vis) Schurman" are exquisite and size or color. The talented staff with the usual salt alM pepper. 4 livers from hens, cut up C( Itema to wear or. to highlight here wants to please you and they P'lus "Dana” (Tabu and Chanel 5). priced "25 for 31.25. An individ­ 1 cup minced onion your home. These can be complete About four slices of the bacon will N(ew to LENOX PHARMACY this ually designed SWAG or WREATH ■ ? ( -will, each and every time you visit be right for a pound of the ground 2 tablespoons butter MORTY MEEKLB ed In a few hours or in an evening year is "Lavm” (Arpege and My from f l o w e r FASHION is such 2 cups cooked rice BY DICK CAVALLI ^HULTZ BEAUTY SALON. beef. Sin) also the bewitcliing "Blue or two. Espocially for the holiday Witji yoUr college-daughter com­ an inspired ’A^ay of proclainiing 1 teaspoon salt season you’ll find KITS with pre- Grass” fragrance by Elizabeth Ar­ "Merry Christmas’’ to passersby. % teaspoon pepper cut Santas, aprons, stockings that ing home for the holidays, call Try adding grated lemon or den. Unify your fragrances and ICeALU/AM VbUpNLY WBOIE UGH Mitchell 3-8951 and reserve some ^ teaspoon monosodium O I MK2HrHAVBKNOAlN/ need only the stitching on of se­ orange rind to canned pears for you create an appealing aura Ser\ e a Holiday Dessert glutamate a tz eiXPoeBCi^fOWB^ 2 4 T!M&5... 45UCH quins and tinkling bells. A beauty time for her holiday coif­ that extra flavor touch. about you. Delight her with ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. on fure. HA?R SHAPING is a spe­ teaspoon sage '‘K X iW E B A U jC W eo RS^nzAMT/ r THINK U SWEATEJR KIT will be appreciat­ Replique eau de toilette by "Ra­ Warren Street, makes very festive % cup mandarin orange syrup cialty at SCJlJULTZ where they are Give a Present with a Future BUZZ SAWYi 25-WDRP$INTHI'5 Noutsetoee—WATT ed by the gral who likes to hand- phael of Paris." Brilliant and be- ICE CREAM desserts like the sil­ % cup sake wine. BY ROY CRANE ‘HCWrFKLABOUr A UIW fnE..- knit her own. For the kiddies, .”scissor-wizaf<)s’’ who can snip Open a SAVINGS ACCOUNT jeweled ATOMIZERS for her fa­ houette SLICES centering a Drain syrup from orange seg­ eeRMe'canrEer, miJcs some PUPPETS or slippers and shape to psHection. BOOK for your youngster at CONNHJCTI- vorite perfume are priced 31 to 310 Christmas design in a contrasting ments and reserve. Saute livers / SIR, THE PLANE DEFINITELY YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW CUT BA.I1K AND TRUST COM- WE FOUND AN OIL SLICK NO SIGN OF e IVh e R, or mittens and you'll-" experience ■to please her and to pretty up her flavor. An ICE CREAM CAKE and % cup onion in butter; add to BUT... FOR CHRIS TITAS and NEW PANY, 893 Main Street or 15 CRASHED, ABOUT SIX MILES MID FLOATING DEBRIS, SIR. WE MADE A "the joy you grlve to others, come vanity Uble. JEWELRY of the is a two-in-one treat. It’* a cen- cooked’ rice seasoned with ‘lalt, THE EAST DP OF CUBA. SUCH AS THIS RADOME ■ bs«k to you many fold.” YEAR’S E'V'E BElAmT. No'rtli Main Street. You’ll be glad better kind at LENOX PHARMA­ terplece. It’s a nourtahmg des- pepper, sage and % cup orange THOROUGH SEARCH you did and ao will the fortunate AND BrrS OF TAILSKIN OFTHE I CY Is a sure and thoughtful way sert.^ TSere will be happy smiles segments. U.se rice mixture to boy and girl. It’s a gift that to please feminine hearts. Wrap­ around your table when you serve stuff hens. Place birds in shallow AND THE keeps on growing. PILOT AMP pings ujd ribbons to make your the continuing favorite SPUMONI. roasting pan. Sprinkle with Salt, RADARMAM? packas’e "too pretty to open” Buy these at the fine stores that pepper; monoeodlum glutamate When you are heating canned abound at LENOX PHARMACY. carry ROYAL ICE CREAM. Serve and remaining 14 cup onion. Bake Here is A Gift That is Out hominy, do ao in its own liquid; your family and friends royally! in 350 degree F. oven 1 hour. Pour drain and add butter. on mandarin syrup and sake wine. PCM Incresuje oven heat to 400 de-^ o w n 1/Z-/Z Of The Ordinary! Am Unexpected? Names Pop|iliig Some Shopping Still Remains? Attention: Investors grees. Bake 15 minutes more, ^ Up? F. E. 'BRAY, Jeweler, 'in the COBURN Sc. MIDDLEBROOK, basting'often. Remove from oven; A deluxe assortment of CANDY all to YOUR GIFT State Theater Bldg, has set up a 629 Main Street, suggest the pur­ odd mandarin segments to roast­ CUPBOARD’a finest chocolite C/^PTAIN EASY the main floor,of gift aisle running full length of the chase of “<30VE2tNMENT EM­ ing pan and return to oven for 6 covered nuts, fruits, canimeh, Me Calla A irfield, BY LESLIE TURNER their NOEL SHOP store. The triple-deck area, a f con­ PLOYES FINANCIAL COR­ minutes. Pour sauce from pan In­ 1 pound Retail ...... $2.00 nougatines, buttercreama and CHRISTMAS downstalr8'^.^ You’ll find wonder­ to gra"vy boat to spoon over birds. GUANTANAMO, CUBA. venient eye-level, is brimqilng with PORATION” STOCK. Inquiries 2 pounds Retail...... $4.00 other favoritea. ful, imaginative ways to remem­ hamd-picked items for your choos­ are solicited. Mitchell 3-1105. WHILE HE CONVINCES VE5. \ T H fiF «:0 0 e « OHiLEOl WHAT'S ALVIN 5507 WALNUT. BUTMAII. ber everyone. -xEivery home with a ing. From Sweden come colored Mutual Funds MICKEY FIN THE FBIi WEIL GET HI5 5HflP5.REKPY BUS! ineyKiwrcifeD FUHRS APDRE5S?rLL MOTHINS TILL THE Bnm u SPECIAL fireplace would welcome the For maximum safety. income BY LANK LEONARD , TO MAIL! ISN'T ALVW OVERDUE NOVfl glass compotes, 33.50 to team with Ever dip drained canned peat* »INC IWWASWEILAS eOGETHMTO WIMP Hearth broom and .decorated duat matching candleholders, 33.50 a in melted bOtter or margarine Md and /ou s ^ l d the MANCHESTER DRUG PINE /VMaSIUCBTtlE WAG'S WORKl G A P ..irs 16"x^8" pan, 34 the set. It^y sends Ciga­ pair. Wooden trays from Sweden, "then in cornflake crumbs and bake advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS VE^IMKEPT^ STRIP BECAME available at your New York Stock WE'RE LUCKY TO BE LIVIN' HARD ENOUGH rette oases and ash trtlys also col­ simply beautiful and beautifully in a moderate oven? Serve with 717 MAl^ STREET PRETTY BUSY NOW, SUSPBCn Exchange member, SHEARSON, IN THIS WARM BUILDING' ( TOMBETDEAD- orful glass birds. For holiday simple, 33.95 to 35.45 are enduring lemon sauce or whipped cream. QAN'WHAT DID VDUR UUESWiTHWT HAMMILL Sc COMPANY, 918 Main FAMILY WE KNOW IS REAL hospitality the wooden Kut Bowls gifts. The famous "Gorham” label WIFE SAY ABOUT THE THE ftt adding Street. Mitchell 9-2821. complete with cracker and picks, on candy diahes and Ud-bit serv­ Seasoned flour to be used as a UBWHURPLESi Door Mirrors 34 and 38. Career girl and home­ ers are aure-to-please choices for coating for chicken usually colls Drain a small can of sweet cher­ maker would be tickled with a Key keeping or giving. There are Carv­ for flour, salt and pepper. But if chain dangling a ceramic charm, ing sets. Jewelry Boxes, Barome­ ries and add to a jar of whole you want to jdve the bird a rosy cranberry sauce to serve with bak­ 32.00. Ute expandable Hat Rack, ters and Bone China Cups to tickle glow, add paprika. AT $ e ^ . 9 5 34.00, will display a bone china the fancy of all the names on your ed ham. Call the result Cranber­ cup collection dramatically. Win ries Jubilee! list. Shop at F. B. BRAY, JEWEL­ Great Fun and Exercise O N L Y J L "W the heart of a host with the gift ER. of a Wine Holder, 38- THE NOEL For Everyone It’s Christmas—The Time for LANE SHOP has Candles and Wreaths, Only one trip to NASSIFF Festive FVmds Angels and centerpieces that make For Sunday breakfast serve a ARMS CO., 991 Main Street, is Yuletide is the' grand finale of From BOW until Christmas we are making this special you reach out tp, touch them. They "different’’ fruit - : combination: needed to discover the many out- the 1962 holidays. When friends GUITAR calch your eye, win your heart, freah orange sections (and> their sUnding GIFT SUGGESTIONS drop In, serve tempting Pfeffer- offer and low, low price on Pittsburgh Plate Glass, cop­ open your purse. Shopping here juice) garnished with drained for the "good sports" 15^ use them in a sandwich spread! great ftm. Everything for the pitality will create the warmest, MUSIC HE'S THE »O SS, HOW LONS CAN UNTIL THAT PLACE SKIER (equipment and apparel) O o o> '» ^ ^ WANTS M3U TO \ WE'RE BUILDING BOVS... I'LL ounces, a No. 303 can weighs one happiest memories. Have FRUIT NO,XJUSTBDU©HT THEYIRE GUARANTEED NOW,IFICOULD SPECIFY STEEL \ A BRIDOE VOU STALL DA'YM FREEZES OVER! NO have been in business we have never been able to make The Art of Shoe Repairing plus INSULATED UNDERWEAR BREAD, STOLLEN and FRUIT SOME NEW HAVE THE new J O N E S . E T B A t AAARINA WILL BE pound. MR. ABERNATHY AREN'T TD GRIP THE ROAD. ONLY RNDTHE ROAO! WAMSONOUR / INSTEAD OF A SPECS READY . Stems from "did world” crafts­ for men, women and children is CAKE on hand and you’ll be "the CENTER PLANS, BEN. L m a r i n a . VOU AFRAID TO DRIVE SNOWTIRES^e , NEXT WEEK. such an offer. A potted herb makes unique men. HOUSE & HALE SHOE here. Yes, there’s action aplenty hostess with the mostest.” "While Headquarters For Your Christmas GUITAR Needs! TH IS SN O W STORM ? o'#! j* e'a I Christmas gift. SERVICE has Nick to bring you at NASSIFF ARMS CO. with gifts you’re breathing in'^the spicy aro­ » «• e his talent for making old, worn to keep fit. Or, give a GIFT CTR- mas, of holiday baking in progress AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR:— K •• Lnsting Gifts of Fslth . shoes look astonishingly new TIFICATE In any denomination here, notice ^ e complete line of FENDER— EPIPHONE— GUILD—GRETSCH 0 a»e 0®./ WILTON’S GIFT SHOP. 884 again. Quality leather* are used, to let the recipient make his per­ genuine “HUMMEL" , figurinss>- JGOYA—NATIONAL— HARMONY *# »A » • */ sonal selection. "S H” Greoi V * / \ » •/ Main Street, has RELJQIOUS of course, but more thain that you the gift table laden with wonder­ Largest Selection In This Area! J. A. WHITE ITBIMS for the meaningful season get the kind of workmanship that STAMPS. ful GRAB BAG ITEMS, STOCK­ 0 % of giylhg. There are mligloua Is - diat^pearing in these part*. ING STUPFERS, and suggestions New Guitars $17.50 up— UsedjGuitars $12.50_ Statuaa,. Rosaries; OhiclfixiM, Holy Indies, if you’ve ever hesitated Lots of cooks have " thetr" own water Fonta and Miraculous having shoes resoled because favorite recipe for date and hut the clean, freahness of a Christmas BANJOS—UKES—MUSIC STANDS, Etc. h»'ead. If your doesn’t call for add­ Tree forest into your home with t cloisonne Medals for baby, $1.25. they’ll look thick and 'cliunsy, GLASS CO. WILTON'6 has a wide and 'varied bring them t o . HOUSE 4c HALE ing grated orange rind, you, won’t each spraying of "BAYBERRY OPEN bAILY till 9 P.M. (Except Saturday) display of belovod "HUMMEIL’’ SHOE SBaiVICE. You’ll be de­ go wrong by making this addition. MIST." 31-50. From th? “House lighted with the lady-like, dainty About 144 teaspoons of the rind of Hampton” come gift-packaged Plenty Of Free Parking ■IfrO. 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone MI 9-7322 FIGURINES. WILTON’S IS OPBJN EVERY NIGHT TO 8, 4^>pearance of your newly repedred will be light for a tWo-eup flour FRAGRANCES and TOILETRIES 111^ CENTER ST., MANCHESTER-Bn 9-78U MONDAY THROUGH FREDAT. redp*. toe ip the names on your UaL /

\ . I , ‘V' ‘^1* ^ ^ A ^ . /p -A , a.. 9 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER E \^N IN G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 ■ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE TWENTY-NINE THE Herald Angle Zaglio^ Lawrence New Co-Captains- Smith Bombs Rockville^ 62-2 7 Soccer Kings Honored EARL YOST Sporta Editor Defeat First Eagles Capture Opener Members of the 1962 Class'fn^vte entry in the State Touma-^sity letter awards: McCurry, Pear- Young Father’s Letter to His Son A State Championship soccer ment after another team had hem son, Verfaille, Dick Trotter, Jack This Season^ NFL All-Stars disqualified. From then on it wais Touching, heartwarming and one man’s opinion as one of team •!— Manchester High — Ansaldi, Steve Morrison, Bill On Hoop Slate, 52-38 NEW YORK (AP)—Greenf ► Jim Parker of Baltimore, used go, go, go and the Indiana ware the most eloquent letters ever written by a father to his son Bay alj-eady has locked up 10 both at guard And tackle, was were honored at a banquet champs. McCarthy, Denny Karpuska, Billy Play Friday occupies the lead space today. The following letter was writ­ picked at guard. held last night at the school Other speakers were George 'Whitesell, Mario Addabbo, Dave positions on the 22-man Na­ Carlson, Cfiiris Kaefer, Bob SMiea, Apparently the long between season.s break hasn’t curbetl ten more than 62 years ago by the late Amos Alonzo Stagg to Don Perkins of Dallas was cafeteria. Emmerling, assistant principal at ■Racing to an almost unbe­ the winning basketball habit at East Catholic High. Last tional Football League All- Manchester High, Cecil Kittle, Wise, Gary Newman, Ralph RocAe, '“his son, Amos, junior. It follows: Star team selected for. The named to a running back Job A feature of the evening was (jhris WoUenberg, Haclhadour- lievable 23-7 halftime lead, E. night a new edition of the Eagles started off on a familiar June 28, 1900.^ along with Taylor, who had the presentation of varsity letters ardent soccer fan, Nick Costa, Associated Press although the and numeral awards for faithful who presented the squad a plaque lan. BUI Hanklnson, Zaglio, Isiw- 0. Smith High trounced Rock­ note—a victory I Coach Don Burns’ club scored a 52-38 vie- To My Son, Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr scored 18 touchdowns, tying the rence, Tom Provencal, Jim Mc­ ville 62-27 last night at Rock­ tory over the Weaver Jayvees in itsf icating^ liquors, nor tc^acco, nor Packers still have not clinched league record. Bobby Mitchell, service to the.squad. In addition, on. behalf of the Varsity M Club You are only a little feUow now profane language. He wanta his it was announced by Coach Dick and Howard Holcomb, assistant Carthy and Manager Dick Gin- ville, knocking the Rams from first start before about 1,000 en- the Western Conference title. the fleet back traded to Washing­ gras. thusiastic fan.s The Blaglee. flying high at the —a trifle over 14 months old; but Boy to be like him in this re­ ton by Cleveland, made It at Danielson that Ned ZagUo and sports editor of.Tbe Herald. the ranks of the undefeated. start, opened an 11-1 lead and I have loved you so dearly since gard. The New york Giants, who Rick Lawrence had been elected Boys who received numeral " It wa.s a g o o d team effort.“ meet the Western winners for the flanker back as the leading pass Gifts were presented to Coach awar^ for “faithful service” to Talented Bob Lougee, scoreless Burns Mid today. "They (tlie were in front at the quarter, 16-4. you came that It has been on my Seventh, your father wants his co-captains for next season. Danielson (by Doug Pearson) and for the first half, passed off for a' AIDE MIDGRTA Weaver clo.sed the gap in the sei - mind to write you a letter in the Boy enthusiastic and earnest in league championship Dec. 30 at receiver. The 36-year-ol4 'nttle, the team include Smith, Bob Bran- club) looked in mid-sea.son form. Yankee Stadium, put four men on with his 27 touchdown passes, Guest speaker was Hugh Greer, jayvee Coaiji Don Race (by Mark nick, DaVe;, Gryzb, Dave (jhurilla, floMi of hoops during that stretch Fine ball-handling by George I'm sure it was one of the beat ond period ’a.s Bums in.serted sub event of my being taken away at all of his interests, his sports, his former Manchester High soccer Glabier). Neil Wise served as and then found the range himself, Washburn and Dick Cobb led the but the first team came back ir. any time before I have had a studies, hts work; and he wants the club selected by a committee rounded out the starting back- Steve Brady, Dick' Totten, BUI games well have all .season.” of sports writers and broadcasters field. coach and now a prominent soccer toastmaster. Heck, Bill Carney, Stan Qpalach, ending with 16 points, only one Herald Angels to a 61-49 victory Frank Kinel paced Uie .scorer.s the third canto and increa-sed r chance to tell you many things him always to keep an active, ac­ official as well as being basketball less than teammate Rusa Maines. last night in the West Side Midget 27-17 halftime lead to 41-22 at the which you need to know. tual participation in each so long from the 14 league cities. Detroit, Gino Marchettl,^' Baltimore’s ’The cmnmlttee in charge of din­ MarshaU Stephens, Didc Siegml, w ith 15, Tom M alin added 13 and trailing the Packers by one game veteran defensive end, was the coach at UniverBlty of Connecti­ ner arrangements was headed by Bill Hutchinsting accuracy. Boy to be sincere, honest and up­ to him; which after all will be the other tackle job and New York’s Jim Martello, high scorer for Grinders defeat Fire * Police, 39- "We hit on almost 60 per cent revelation of all that I have said Jim Rlngo from its offensive unit ) of our shot.s." Burns .said while right. Be your true self always. on the All-Star team. ’The Pack- Jim Katcavage drew powerful the Rams so far, was in that role 12. Greater speed led to Gus's vic­ LoMaglio Elected Hate dishonesty and trickery no and left unsaid of good to you, my Support for defensive end. Comer again as he collected five hoops to ry . K ent Sm ith (121 and Guy checking statistioa after the game. matter how big and how great the precious Boy. defensive group contributed back Erich Barnes of the Giants Eye Catcher! The fre.shman team wacnl a.s Affectionately, Willie Davis, tackle Henry for 10 points. Rockville, which Codding (91 were the high scor­ IV.E. Soccer Veep thing desired may be. and sefety WilUe Wood of Green Baylor Discards Khaki opens Us Centi-al Valley Confer­ ers. accurate and di-opped a 44-21 de­ Third, your father wants you to Your Father ■Jordan, linebackers Dan Currie cision to the Weaver froeh in the • » * and Bill Forester and comer Bay alSo received strong backing. Not long ago tour volunteer ence slate Friday at Newington, is Y JUNIORS have a jn-oper independence of All won jobs on the second team firemen from Vernon got to­ 2-i for the Season. Only game of the Y Junior Bas- P ete Ia>.Magliu, d irecto r of opener; thought. . . . Think matters out ^back Herb Adderley. athletics and varsity sower •Next start for the Eagles I* sn- Pep Talk Y. A. Tittle, the Giants’ quar­ on which New York had five places gether for a hunting trip to Summary: ketbail League last night saw for yourself always where It re­ and Green Bay four. . And Returns to Form Nassiff Arms oveniower Bolton coach at the I'nivcrsity of otlier home outing ■ Friday night. Newport, Maine. They fitted Smith (M) lates to your own conduct and act Speaking IcKeon of B F P\9 to be an American in democracy. a Yale-Harvard football game. first team and Bhizzy Thurston of guns and laid in their aiumunl- les Laker stir, obviously the best thing about being in the G oldberg ...... ” ] o 0 1 lictory. He scored 20 points for Kinpt ...... 6 6 1.5 Treat everybody with courtesy Gorman, a local man, played guard ton, veteran safety man, was Army is getting out. D iesel ...... j 8 the winners wdth Bud Edzislaw ad- Itnherslty of Bridgeport and Trov ...... 4 1 p Green Bay was in contention for tton. Srh w artin g ...... o ' and as your equal until he proves with the Elis under Herman Hick­ named on defense. Y. A. TITTLE a guard job. “It’s great to be back playing 9 ' ding 10 more. eleote«l secretary-treasurer was Latiare ...... *» 0 As befits a club that leads the » They traipsed through the Pitxgerald ...... ” , o Dana Getchell of Hanard i’nl- Malin ...... 6 3 12 his unworthiness to be so treated. man. John Henry Johnson of Pitts­ woods for four days and came full time,” Baylor said, after he Law son . . ; ...... j s Constantine tallied 31 for [A)dge ...... 0 1 1 The man and the soul are what “I’ll never forget my senior year league on defense, Detroit placed Jimmy Brown, Cleveland’s full­ burgh and IMck Bass of Los An­ nowhere near bagging an ani­ poured in 42 paints and led the M organ ...... i o 3 j , the Pharmacy which lost its sec- verslty. McPartland ...... 1 0 2 count—not wealth, not family, not at Yale, especially the day brfore four men on that unit, led by back who normally is a must for 1 H alloran ...... 5 j laiM aglio recently C4ia<'liee final practice Hick­ middle linebacker Joe Schmidt, Bay’s injured Paul Homung, play­ mate. Ray Wietecha of New York As a matter of fact, all the tional Basketball Associatiim I T otals ...... M 14 gj Y MIDGF.TS to the -N. C. A. A. College Divi­ Wood ...... 0 A 0 abhor eidl. No curiositj', no imag­ comer back Dick (Night ’Train) By BOB BROWN Indians Marked Men, sion .Atlantic Cloast Rcglnnal liHl’V ...... 0 0 0 man called the team together for er of the year in 1961, failed to also drew solid support for cen­ way home people looked in doubleheader here Tuesday night. RorkTtlle (17) A battle of the undefeated took Lf‘larhuf»r ...... 0 0 ft ination, no conversation, no story, a meeting and explained the im­ Dane and safety Yale Lary. make the team. ter. amazement at the carcass Rob­ Manchester Ski Club held its place last night with Hilltop Mo­ .Sower Championship whieh 0 0 In the second game, the New annual Christmaa potludc supper Burheri ...... 0 0 (1 was held at .Adelphi College. Wohr ...... ft no reading which suggests impur­ portance of THE GAME. Just as ert Beebe, David Gale, Alfred York Knicks won their fourth I Baokofen ...... i n 9 tors meeting their match in Gar- 0 0 ity of life is worthy of your he finished he said a man wanted party on Monday and 40 adults N iodorw erfer ...... 0 Garden fllty, I.ong Island. This Kffan ...... 0 0 ft Lemlre and John McKeown straight—for the first time in two I L asbu ry ...... 0 1 den Grove. The Grove scored a 46- thought or attention and I beg you to say a few words to the squad. were carting home. and 20 children attended. Amuige- ® 16 victory. Manchester Auto Parts was the first major tourna­ Tutaig ...... a 10 S3 never to yield for an Instant , but seasons—as they led almost aU the memta for tbe supper were handled i Harrison ...... 0 ment eier won by a i'nlverslly '"rhe door to the room opened Sports Schedule Ronnie Bull of Bears No, 1 Since they didn’t bag a deer way in trimming the Boetom Cel­ W illiam s ...... 0 (1 romped to a 59-28 win over the H>ev«T JV (M) turn yOur thought to something and in walked a little old man with by June Sripel, Roberta BuUa, VanO uderhove ...... 3 5 Manchester Travel Services in t)ie of Hartford athletic team. to adorn the car rack, they tics 95-87. A crowd of 15,237 at­ Tabbed ‘Team to Beat’ W right ...... 3 B F Pta good and helpful. white hair and a gimp in his walk, Sandy Hurley, Ehne Banos and 4 nightcap. latMaglio, a resident of Man- Park.<« ...... 2 S 9 Wednesday, Dec. 12 bought a cow for $14 and strap­ tended. Dutch Fogarty. The party was Pagan ! ...... 3 Simiv^on ...... 1 0 2 Sixth, train yourself to be mas­ "nils boys,” Hickman said, ‘is Rookie^ Merlin Olsen Second ped it to the roof. M artello ; ...... 5 to Charlie Blackett (21 1 and Ron clieeter is a graduate of Brock- Willinina ...... 4 3 11 ter of yourself, of your thought Amos Alonzo Stagg.’ St. James at Cheney Tech. 2 p.m. With Wilt Chamberlain pump­ deemed a tremendous suooeoa and By HOWIE HOLCOMB i^"we expect to be better than lastfw ith the jayvees to obtain the. ankle injuries, McKenna is trying port Stale Teachers College Six game wardens and a state T otals ...... 13 _ . Conyers (161 led winning Garden S»'ai’s ...... S 0 6 and imagination and temper and “Stagg,” Gorman added, “told Friday, Dec. 14 trooper stopped them enroute ing in 61 points, the San Frends-^ enjoyed by everyone, especially Although they haven't even needed game experience. to .shake a heavy cold and Lauten­ Grove. They ran wild in the flnal where he earned a baj'helor of l.atn»*v ...... I 0 2 passion and appetite and of your NEW YORK (AP) — Ronnie<$> CO Warriors ended their losing the children who received gifts af­ The previous year, Hydes first bach is getting over a cold-sore S cors at h alf IS-T. Bmlth. education degree and of Spring- \VVll5 ...... 0 0 ft us that there was nothing as im­ Platt at Manchester, 8;15. Although Bull carried the ball home, but they had a bill of ter dinner. gtepped on the court, the Man­ There are several reasons for period as they outseored the taller 1 Harmon ...... 2 0 4 body. Hold all absolutely under portant in the life of a Yale man Holy Trinity at East Catholic, 8 Bull, the Chicago Bears’ fine run­ only nine times for 26 yards and side to prove they did nothing string at 11 games with a 136-24 as head of the Big Red ended with the Indians' role as pre-season fa­ throat condition. Hilltop 20-2. Artie Clark was limi­ field College where he received 1 Rvaii ...... 1 0 2 your will. Allow no thought nor than playing against and beating ning halfback from Baylor, was did not catch a pass in the Bears ■victory over Syracuse. Harly reports filtering down chester High Indians (1962- the Indians right at the .500 mark, vorite. First of course is the ex­ Quey will muss Friday's opener his master of education degree Newsom ...... 0 0 0 p.m. illegal. from the NqrUi country indicate ted to eight points for Hilltop. Folio ...... 0 n 0 imagination, nor passion, nor a;>- Harvard.” Windham Tech at Cheney, 2 p.m. named Rookie-of-the-Year in the first three games, his figures One highway toll coUeotor Baylor was in the .Army last 63 efiition) are the marked eight and eight. perience. There is good height but could get back in action by Rham Scores Win Auto Parts and Travel Services as well as doctor in physical 1 Hopan ...... ’...... 0 ft ft petite to Injure your mind or body. Yale went out the next day and RockviUe at Newington. National Football League today through last Sunday’s 13th game looked at the animal In amaze­ season, and available to the Lakers that local riders can expect ski­ men of the CCIL and will be on (McKenna 6-4; McCurrj’, Simmons next Tuesday's game at Windham. were deadlocked in the first period education. .At the U niversity of N#*’.'on ...... 0 ft ft ing this weekend. Areas which Starters Return Hartford he ranks as an asso­ Mrivinnpv ...... 1 ft 2 Your father has never used ijitox- and won, 29-6. Coventry at Rham. by an Associated Press commit­ show 37 yards in lOS carries for ment and asked the hunters: only Intermittently. a hot spot from now right to All five of last year’s starters and Quasnitschka eacli six seven Jayvee Squad but Ray Kelly (18), Jim Nicol (101 Taylor ...... 0 ft ft Somers at Ellington. tee of sports writers and broad­ a 3.6 yard average and 29 passes “My goodness, don’t you guys have already opened the riqpes for and May 6-111. There is shooting Over Lebanon Five and Kevin O'Neill (12) hit with ciate professor of physical edu­ Now discharged, the ex-Seattle the winter include Killingh)d> Sug- the end of the see.son. are back and eight of the first In addition to^Bushnell. the jay­ cation. casters from the 14 league cities. for 824 yards. He also has re­ realize you’ve got a cow up -All-America already established as accuracy (Quey and McKenna vee squad, coached by Jim Mori- oonsistancy in the last half to win ' TotHlji ...... 1 6 t Bush end Stowe, Jay Peak and Just about any opposing league nine varsity men have had previ­ particularly). And to cximplete ' Sroi’p at half. 33'20. Bacon. College BadEetball Bull, the Bears’ No. 1 draft turned nine kickoffs for 285 yards. there?” an all-time NBA great, says ho Stratton Mountain plan to open coach you’d care to ask, will pick ous experience. In fact ail but two arty, will include Randy Smith, Back on the winning trail after going away. Don Childers (12) Deer Hides Wasted TUESDAY’S FIGHTS choice a year ago after leading From the 39 panelists who par­ thinks he may be “shooting a lit­ the wrap-up, good rebounding Jim Walsh, Roland Bessette. Pete a brief aide-(tracking. Rham Re­ and Mike Barton (8) scored most SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Davey their "doors” Saturday. Conditions Manchester As the team to beat of the 12-mon varsity squad are ability (McKenna, McCurry and Moore,' 180, Columbus, Ohio, out­ Baylor in running and pass re­ ticipated in the rookie balloting. tle better this year.” ^ reported by these areas open are for the CCIL title this season. seniors. W’ise, (31ayt Hence, Dennis Rogers, gional scored a 58-47 non-league for the losing Travelers. Boston University 79, Suffolk 58. MILWAUKEE (AP) — Too ceiving for three straight seasons, Bull received 17 votes. Simmons). Jack Simmons. Bob Elscaidch, all basketball triumph over Lebanon Rutgers 88, (Jolumbia 68. many dqer hides are being wasted pointed Fill Nava, 128%, Mexico Tags for Beavers He was against the Royals, generally good ■with the cxoeption They're not at all basliful about it Last year’s starters incl'Ude Co- INTERAfEINATR LBAOUE Boston College Trims Yale^ started his pro career working 4 h.p. out­ son, top figure in the American cently in Chicago. “He is going There were 12 first-year men Thorpe that pelts must be proper­ overcome any possible pre-season sity squad. Additional problems for the Results were: Wethersfield 64, edge ait iMlftime hut rallied to ton doing a good job off the — The Eli ace was held to four Barrj’ Leghorn scored 25 for ’W n- ’Tech 63. board motor for 160 deerskins. League. Who received votes in the rookie mark, with the Celtics atop the Conn, are making snow this week overconfidence that may work its Also in the group are Jerry to be a great runner.” ly tagged before being offered for East ■with 19-7. and possibly they will have etMHigh pesent 'are the absence of Quey, Conard 52. Maloney 70, Bristol open a wider margin after the in­ ■boards. Jeff Clarke (121, Dean points, as Boston (3(illege defeated ItV;------balloting. Ed Pine, San Francisco sale. ’The first tagging session will way into the squad. Miatretta and Neil 'Wise, seniors, injured in an auto accident Mon­ Ba.slem 46 and Bristol Central 64, termission. Johnson (10) and Dick Romano Yale, 59-57. The credit for hand­ The game was close during most linebacker,, had three and Irv be held this, coming weekend. down for the weekend. Although He volunteers little, and vfiien and Junior Paul Bushnell. The lat-_ day, and the below par condition Hall 50. Platt and Windham play Summarj'; of the first half, as Trinity’s de­ Goode, St. Louis ottenslve tackle, I haven’t heard from Mt. Tom yet (10) were standouts for Ray's. cuffing Yale’s high scorer goes to As a result of Connecticut’s asked directly, smiles and says. ter will spend most of his time of several others. Mav had two tonight. Bham (M) The Titans held a 24-18 half­ BC’s Gerry Ward, who tossed in liberate tactics stalled the Wil­ Gary Collins, Cleveland pimter Allen to Coach I am sure they are laying-on the B r PtR. liams' offense. However, shortiy growing beaver population particu­ Wft^man ...... 6 S 16 time lead in the nightcap, then 15 points him self. and flanker - back, and George artificial snow also. Please consult before the intermission WlUUbns larly in the northwestern portion A. Bonrh^r ...... 0 0 0 It was Yale's thii-d loss in four Andrle, Dallas defensive eni~ SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (.AP)_ local newspapens before making Rob4‘rt<» ...... 7 3 • 17 broke permanently ahead wlfil a each had two votes. of Die state, and the nuisance fre­ Springfield College baseball coach the trip north. Morllork ...... 0 3 i games. Boston College is 2-2. speeded-up attack. quently created by these animals, Archie .Allen has been named to The first-aid class being eon- Bacon Outscores Ellington^ Phflpjs ...... 3 0 4 (15) sparked the attack. Mike The Ragles, plajnng on theii' Joe Womack, Pittsburgh half­ Springfield Boasts Jurovfttv ...... 4 3 11 Kearns led the Deuces’' scorers 'Trinity was hurt in tbe second limited beaver trapping is being al­ lead the American baseball squad ducted by Karl Kehler is in the home (Murt at Newton. Mass., led back; Ed O’Bradovich, Oiicago DowHnic ...... 1 0 3 with Frank Burdick otmUnvting half by the absence of John Fsn- lowed by department regulation at the Pan-American Olympic final week of training and Karl K nim or -...... 0 0 0 56-52 in the final two minutes. In rich, the Bantam*’ leading re­ SQ defensive end; Bill Winter, New again this year. In Fairfield, Hart­ Games at Sao Paulo, Brazil, next has requested that all club mem­ Two Loser Stars on Sideline W. Covell ...... 0 0 0 his' fine floor play. the last minute. Bo.ston College bounder who piled up four ftwis York linebacker: Mike Lucci, W arner ...... 0 0 0 sophomore George Humann stole ford, and Litchfield Counties only, April. Allen will have as Ws as­ bers who were trained in first-aid L, Cov^ll ...... 1 1 3 and w as on the bench fo r a eo*i- Cleveland linebacker; Mike Tln- the liall and scored a two-pointer beaver may be trapped from No­ sistants Art Rlechle of the Univer­ last year report to 'the .Army & a Three Scorers Berk ...... 0 0 0 siderable time. gelhoff, Alinnesota center; and A1 vember 1, 1962, through March 15, Brown...... 0 0 0 Scholastic Basketball to give his team a safe six-point sity of California and Wendy Law­ Na'vy Club Thursday for the final the lineup, Ellington High's prom-j halftime lead. But the home club Ruvniond ...... 0 0 0 Miller, Washington linebacker, 1963. The -daily and season bag rence of the Air Force Academy, it class at 7. ising basketball team dropped a pulled ahead in the final periods. R. Boucher ...... 3 0 4 lead. each drew rko\-rM ...... 0 0 0 Jose State, Illinois’ Mike Talias- gram of instructional skiing is toe­ broke the Springfield monopoly in Stafford,^67. South Windsor 45. . All-America shindigs, pointed Sophs who dramatized that fact serro and Colorado’s Frank Cesa- Rf'lanp/‘r 3 >Score 87 and lA>se Bast Catholic 52. Weaver JV 38. \ out that Pete Beathard richly the past autumn. In addition to ing formulated at the present and fourth place with 32 points. Four Daily Handle Off rek did all right. a schedule will appear In the pa­ other players were tied for fifth J ’I'lais ...... 1 4 8 N ew ington 73, P rince Tech 36, , contributed to making the Namath of .AJaibama, included So did Dave Mathieson.of Wash­ Scars at half. 27-17 Ka.st ra th o iic . BOSTON (API — A stretch as Windsor 61. Pulaski ,59. Navy’s Roger Staubach, North- per after New Years’. Instruction with 28 points each. They were For Fall Meetiii|2; Southern California coach look ington State end Penn State’s Pete will be available to all classes of Dick Gamble of Rochester, Skippy cold as the weather outside helped St. T hom as Sem inary 48. B er­ considerably more intelligent western’s Shotgim Tomniy Myers, Liska, to name two more. skiers. Burchell of Quebec. Cleland Mickey Mantle repeated as Bosfon drop a 9.5-87 decision to lin 46. Columbia’s Archie Roberts, Ore­ At*^ Rhody T^racks American League slugging cham­ the Knickerbockers in New York Wilcox Tech 77. Goodwin Tech C T A D I ••• WHEN YOU WANT than be appeared to be. gon’s Bob Berry and cSillfomia’s Augmented by slmilai- pheenoms (Keke) Mortson of Hershey and in the class coming up, these lads There will not he another meet­ Stan Baluik of Providence. pion in 1962 with a .60,5 mark. It last night, making it an infrequent 40. 4 ^ 9 I ^ ^ 9 ■ ■ Suburbanite or Town and Country treads with angle cleats Beathard is the quarterback of Craig Morton. wa.s his fourth slugging title. two straight losses for the Ceitics. South Catholic 68, Avon JV 41. \ the ‘Trojans’ Red, or first team, easily could make 1963 the Year ing of the Ski Club until after New Defenseman Ed Van Impe of PAWTUCKET. R. I. (AP)— ^ the road through the slush and snow. ^ Fred Mazurek of Pittsburgh was of the Quarterback. which led the way to 10 consecutive not employed enough to a t t ^ t at­ year’s. Buffalo remained the penalty lead­ Despite the fact the state had 21 NEW WHEELS victories hnd deploys against Wis­ tention, but he will as a junior. er with 77 minutes, comprised of more thoroughbred raring days consin in the Pasadena Rose Bowl Deacon Dan Reeves of South' 26 minors, a major, a 10-minute than in 1961, Rhode Island tiacks on New Year’s Day. misconduct and a game miscon­ Carolina and Brown’s Jimmy Dun-^ Mantilla Didn’t Fig ure in Plans show an oi’erall drop in average m ! “There’s nothing flashy about da and Tulsa’s Stuart McBimie duct. Beathard," said McKay. “He may excelled. Veteran Charlie Hodge of Que­ daily handle today. Looking For A Christmas Gift For not make any All-America teams, Junior pippins of 1962, in addi­ bec took over the goaltending hon­ Nariagansett ended its 60-day but he made this team.” tion to Beathard, included George New-Look for Boston Red Soi ors ■with an average of 2.80, hav­ meeting Saturday with a handle of FREE Mira of Miami (Fla.), Georgia ing allowed 70 goals In 25 games. $1,523,260 which brought the dally Speaking of Oklahoma’s game average to $625,754 -off about 11 with Alabama in the Miami Orange Tech’s Billy Lothridge, Maryland’s Close behind was Denis DeJordy Dick Shiner, Boston College’s Jack G>ntinues as Pesky Promisee of Buffalo With 2.83 and Gil May­ per cent. Betting wa.s down three The Entire Family? Bowl Jan. 1, Bud Wilkinson re­ per cent at one Lincoln Downs marked that the Sooners might do ConCannon, Nebraska’s Dennis er of Providence with 2.92. Claridge, Georgia’s .Larry Rake- NEW YORK ,(AP)—The new-^ued to play their game of gl'vlng DeJordy and .lacque.s Caron of daylight meeting and 15 per cent all right if somebody would please, Springfield led in shutouts with a at the other. kidnap Joe Namath, the Qrlmson straw, Oklahoma State’s Mike look Boston Red Sox hierarchy up one valuable player for two fjgi WE HAVE THE ANSWER! Miller, -Arizona State’s Johnny Ja­ or three promising youngsters pair each. Pari-mutuel betting totaled $95,- Tide’s sophomore'.quarterback. Wil­ has stepped into the center of Leading Sodrers 028,350 in 150 days thi.s year, $3,- kinson added that Oklahoma lost a cobs and North Carolina’s Junior who for some reason or other Edge. baseball’s bustling trade mart have outlived their usefulness G. A. Pts. 372,767 more then In' 129 days tremendous boy wheq Tommy Pan- again and peddled a pair of play­ elsewhere. Sweeney, Springfield ..11 29 40 SAVE — Marcel Faille, la st year. Join the Skating Club of Bolton nell, a soph signalcaller, broke an ers who apparently fell into dis­ Cline. Springfield...... - To top off a year marked by r,ace SNOW ankle. favor at Beantown - infielder “I don’t think we have to feoyer, Springfield .... 15 New York goalie, ends up date wars. Narragansett was the TREADS Superior Crop Pumpsie Green and pitcher Tracy apologize to anyone for any of Marshall, Hershey .... 14 on his back as he makes a sight of one of the most unusual Stallard. the moves we’ve made to date,’’ rulings in New England history Old-timers can’t recall \riien said Mets President George Gamble. Rochester ,... 17 save against Boston at The whole family can enjoy this wholesome recreation there were so many superior young Green, the first Negro to play Burchell, Quebec ...... 10 Saturday after the featured Au FOR Weiss. "We have .come up with' Madison Square 'Garden. Revoir purse. Windspray and Busi­ quarterbacks In college. Something for the Red Sox ,and Stallard, the seveh major league prospects, all Mortson, Hershey ...... 9 for less than 30c per skating session whether yon are like 30 sophomores and juniors who man on the mound when Roger Baluik, Providence ....10 Skating for the puck is ness Deal, who had crossed the fin­ of them young, in exchange for a Bob Leiter, of the Bruins. ish line in 1-2 order, both were dis­ stood out in the past campaign will Maris hit home run No. 61 in pitcher Bob MUler to the Dodg­ Ferguson, Cleveland .. 16 be back. 1961, were sent to the New York Ciesla, Cleveland ...... 11 Watching are Rod Gil­ qualified and Boy Brigand ($22.) beginners or expert.s. ers and an infielder Mantilla ivas declared the winner. For years coaches have contend­ Mets ’Tuesday in a 3-for-l trade who didn’t figure in Manager Hannigan, Baltimore ,. 12 bert, 7, of the Rangers that brought utilityman Felix Sullivan, Baltimore ...11 Darrelf Madden’ won the meet ed that the superior college quar­ Casey Stengel’s plans for 1963.” and the Hub’a Wayne e terback has to taring it with him. Mantilla to Boston. Leach, irh'ovldence ....1 1 riding honors with 64 victories, two We Havet Adult .Supervision The Mets earlier acquired first Nartlett, Proiddence .. 9 Hicks, 12. more than Henry Wajda. Old -Greasy Neale spoke for them The Red Sox also will deliver baseman ’Tim Harkness and sec­ e Music To Skate By all when he said: “Even if pass­ a third player-a minor leaguer- ond baseman Larry Burright in e Heated Club House WITH ing could be taught, there isn’t to the Mets at a later date. the trade with the Dodgers. They e Professional Instruction time to teach it in college.” In another transaction ’Tuesday, drafted second baseman Ted e Well Lighted Available (nominal rates) PURCHASE OF Truckers ’The upsurge of peagreen quar­ the Philadelphia Phillies acquired Schroederi from Seattle and pur­ Skating Rink terbacks has been attributed to the, catcher Earl Averill from the Los chased Infieldet Ron Hunt from • More Skating Days Than WE HAVE SOME REAL roll-out froifi. the modem T and -Angeles .Angels for outfielder Jack Austin. fiuHk. D/wIiseL e Annual Ice Show other reasons, but the most logical Davis. The trades were the ninth The trade followed two other Any Natural Skating 2 NEW GENERAL lUYS ON LUG TIRES NEWTIRGS explanation is that they gre simply cuid lOth of the inter-league trad­ major moves made by the Red Everyone is welcome io see Alex Hackney, e'Parking Facilities Rink In Conn. getting bigger and better like so ing period, which ends at mid­ Sox. In the first, they so it pitcher Manchester Country Club Pro, for assistance 8z22.(I^Goodrich .... 42.95 Snow and Mud many other football players. night Saturday. Don Schwall and catcher Jim • Coke Parlies e Dancing Lessons When Boston owner Tom Yaw- Pagliaroni to Pittsburgh for first with their gift problems. If you have a golfer €.00x16 Hi Traction 21.95 A quarterback has to do much MUD and SNOW TIRES more than throw the bsdl. If that key made Mike Higgins 'vice pres­ baseman Dick Stuart and pitcher on your list why not stop in and talk over his or PLKABE CALL OR W RITE TO 'THE M EMBERSHIP ident and installed Johnny- Peskey Jack Lamabe. They then traded CHAIRMAN FOR APPIJCATION €.00x16 N .95 were the only requirement any as manager he promised, “we are American League batting cham­ her favorite sport with Alex and let him recom­ IWuMportation...... 14.95 baseball pitcher would do as well. ready to make every intelligent pion Pete Ruimels to Houston for AT REGULAR NEW TIRE LIST PRICH! CTOxlS The quarterback, in addltlim to move we can to Improve* the Red outfielder Roman Mejias. mend the right gift. Stop in today and see his Mrs. Guy J. Marchitie, 45 Heioin* Rd., MallcllMt•l^—Ml 3>2302 Exchange and F.E.T. being dead game and tough as a Sox.’’ The Red Sox have been out ^either club may be through complete line of Nationally Famous Golfing MANCHESTER BRANCH ChMuraateed U moa. $1.19 sirloin, must be quick »um In the market place ever since. Weiss, in fact, said he aiqiectod to Membership Rates _ Familj S in |^ mobUe, possess dexterity in boll Ihs-Dtrade. ;for Mantilla, who make at least one mora trada be­ \] Equipment. V iiandling and peripheral vlsloii played all infield positions for the fore the .1963. aeason. New Membership...... $25 ...... $20 HARTFORU GENERAL while threading a needle wHh the “We still have on our roaten the RETREAD PRICES, EXCHANGE REtREADABLE TIRE PLUS F.E.T. “" ball. He must be a natural leader Mets except first base and batted MANCHESTM Renewal...... 820'...... 818 who knows strategic tactics. The .275 in 141 games, was the third fellowa most in demand by other $ ■ quarterbocK is the star of the of the inter-league session for the clubs — Frank Thomas, CharUe \ PLEASE NOTE: The Skating Club of Bolton is a non-profit organiMtion—Operated TIR E CO. 357 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER----- Ml 3-2444 show. Rarely in college Is there Red Sox, who have been’, the most Neal, A1 Jackson, Roger Craig and COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP 7 active team hr the dealings be­ Jim Hickman. ,^^e riianme are ’’ for the benefit of residentiji in greater Manchester. 155 CENTER STREET—TEL. MI »-2R*€ a saUsfaotory understudy. tween American and National | said Walss, $05 •OUTH MAIN 8TBKST--MANCHESTER OPEN j MON.-TUES. 8:00-5:80—WED., THUR8„ FBL S-S—fiAT. 8-4 M Teg Mass ' said Walss, “we’ll trade at laart la^gM eluba. lOB^ possfidy two oC tlMm. But we WiMi jam lOMiari Gwl 4U ra m wwATwann Hats, maamrtitt% eemllD-lnaat pet a tap man fex H tw a” t . y

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PAGE THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING.iiERALIX Mi^CHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1962 PAGE THIRTY-ONE Farnished Apartments 63-A .Houses For Sals 72 Roofing— SldiBg 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hbusehold Goods 61 Apsrtmcnt»->-Flnt»— TWO ROOM furnished apartment, MANCHESTERCozy 6 rooi^ SEVEN ROOM Cape, 4 bedrooms, VERNON—Lovely 6 room ranch, LOTS FOR SALE—Andover. 100 Woman Balks BIDWELL h o m e ' Improvement SINGE3R CONSOLE sewing ma­ Traements LETB ROOMS 1 double garage. Aluminum siding. INDUSTRIAL lot tor sale, about fused to answer when asked by 8 A.BL to 5 PAL cMver room flat, second floor, oil steam ment, second floor. Very clean. NEXT YEAR MI 9-8464. a House subcommittee on un- Two Oonnectiinit branches, Pratt:?' THAN5^yeARei ^ wApyi . OF NEW DECORATOR heat, automatic hot water, new­ Centra] location, $82,900. PhU- <800 foot frontage adjoin!^ rail­ Heat and hot water. No chUdren. brick Agency, Ml 9-8454. road tracks. CaU MI 9-3391. American activities today wheth­ & Whitney Aircraft and Hamilton STYLE FURNITURE ly renovated. Phone MI 9-3653. MI 8-7876. Standard, were assigned govern­ variety of electronic equlpmen' COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A IS ALMOST Wanted— Real Estate 77 er she had held Communist mem­ this year, much of it for mUltar: COLONIAL—7 rooms, 2 full hatha, bership or li4d connections with ment contracts for the Apollo mcx>n and space applications. MONAAT Itai raiDAT MrW 8ATCBDAT • AJA. ROOFING—Specialising repairing 1299 TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Legal Notices shot program, while a UAC West THREE ROOM apartment, first Heated. Bedroom set. kitchen set, 2-car garage. centraUy located, WISH 8UHBONB to hsndie youl the ^ clfis t group Women Strike Norden is working on searc: roods of all Unds, new roofs, gut­ floor. CsU MI' 8-5270. $16,500. Phiibrick Agency, MI real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0324 for «M ce. Coat division was given a major ter work, ehimnejrs cleaned, re­ 1 >D Q gas range, refrigerator. F’ree gas, 9-8484. HERE AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at role in the development of the na­ radar equipment for a Navy at­ Magnificent sofa bed covered Coventry, within and for the district of 'or prompt and courteous service Th^witoess, Rose Clinton ot tack bomber, and mode deliverie:- PLEASE READ YOUR AD paired Aluminum siding. SO X Y 2»T electricity. Low rent. Adults. Ap­ tion’s first solid fuel space txx>ster. •r “W «»t Aia” a n take* over the phone no a eon- PBVFLKJ In 100% nylon, matching chair THREE ROOM apartment, newly ply 10 ^ Depot Square, Apt. 4. Co^ent^^ on the 10th day of December. Joseph Barth. Brokei - New Trork, speaking with traces of an advanced navigaticoal aid yecrs’ experience. Free estimates. KrL«C.|cVL- decorated, flrst floor, private en­ TUNNEL ROAD—Vernon. 5 room Why put off buying your Pratt WTiltney also was selected vcalenoe. The adrertlaer ■bonli read klo ad the FIRST DAT r t with foam cushions, 3 mar- Present Hon. Elmore Turkington. of a Southern accent, cited the for submarines and aircraft, and Call Howley, MI 8-8861. MI 8-070S trance, heat and hot water fur­ ranch with garage, .beautifully new home any longer. We WANTED—Real Estate. Selling or to provide jet power plants for a APPKARS and BEPORT ERRORS la tliiw tor the n ^ bioer- proof top tablea, 2 lovely table landsc^ied 100x160 level lot, oU Judge. Fifth Amendment 25 times in de­ other guidance equipment. lamiM, 2 Jumbo throw plUcwa, nished, adults only. Tel. MI 8-5888. have excellent values to Estate of Elisabeth A. White, late of buying Residential, cummercial clining to answer questions. She new ^ tic a l fighter, part of what ttaa. The Herald la reapoaolMe for only ONE Inoorreet or omitted Business Loeations hot water heat, aluminum storms Coventry. In said district deceased, or -mduatrial real estate. Contact A new operating division, the 9x12 f.b. ni^ . . . 21 piece din­ show you in both new and did say she was bom and educat­ the P^U ^on calls the largest United Technology Center la Sun­ hncrtioB fur aay adiemeement and then only to the extent of a Radio-TV Repair Services !8 THREiE ROOM unfurnished apart­ FW Rent 64 and screens, 3 bedrooms, formica praying that letters of administration Realtor. Stanley Bray. Ml 3-6273, aircraft progrram since World War -make (ood* tnaertloa. Emra whicb do not leaaea the mine of ette ensemble, 4 piece elegant ment, heat, hot water, eleotnelty counters and lots of cabinets Im­ used housing. Whatever be granted on said estate, as per ap­ ed in Virginia. nyvale, Calif., was added to UAC CONNIES TV and Radio Service, plication on file, it is Brae-Burn Realty. n . this year. It has been a UAC sub­ by.-maho good- maertlon. walnut bedroom aulte with fa- and gas Included, $80 per month, maculate, $15,500. Robert Wdlver- your desires In styling, ORDERED:'iThat the foregoing ap- The committee counsel said a available all hours Satisfaction former FBI undercover agent had Production rose slightly above sidiary since 1958. moua make mattress and First floor, no reiCrigerator. Avail-' 246 NOR’TH MAIN—Store. Ml ton Agency, MI 9-2813. licaUon be heard and determined at last year, and new facilities were guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315. spring, 2 foam bed pillows, 2 9-5329, 9-5. price or locaticm, call Jar­ Sle Probate office in Coventry in said SELLING YOUR PROPERTY Identified her as a Communist In The Technolpgy Center was se­ aUe Immediately, MI 8-5940. District, on the 20th day of December. started in F)ast Hartford and a vanity lamps . . . aU new, aU MANCHES’TER—2 famUy 6-5, tUed vis Realty first. A.D. 1962, at 10:30 o'clock in the fore­ j 1949 in previous testimony before lected by the Air F*orcs to dMign FIVE ROOM modem flat in sKoel- baths, neat and clean, two’ furn­ I new building was bought in Farm­ and build solid fuel booster motor DIAL Ml 3-2711 Millinery, Dressmaking 19 guaranteed. noon. and that notice be given to all Let our office serve you for quick the committee, and another pre­ ington for expanding UAC opera­ ^ i lent condition. Adults preferred. 466 MAIN—^Ideal for offices or any aces, 3-car garage. Bel Air Real persons interested in said estate of the results. Call Mrs. Shorts, MI 3-8886. vious witness had said she had for the Titan m , a standardized Distant Credit . . . Available Jan. 1. Call MI 8-7304. commercial use. MI 9-5229, 9-6. Estate, MI 3-9332 pendency of- said application and the tions. UAC divisions presently em­ launcb vehicle for space mlgfiniiii EXPERT LADIES’ and gentle­ time and -place of hearing thereon, by known Miss Clinton as a Commu­ ploy about 67,500 In Connecticut men’s custom tailoring and al­ Free Delivery publishing a copy of this order In some J. WATSON BEACH & CO. nist during the World war n STORE FCR rent suitable for any EAST HARTEORD—Large 6 room JARVIS newspaper having a circulation In said plants'. terations, Tony lovine 139 Wood­ ADAMS S’TREET — 5 room sold small business or office. Near ranch buUt-ins^ ceUar, garage, district, at least five days before the 21 Central Row, Hartford, 522-2115 period in Washington. Pratt k 'Whitney, centered at land St. MI 3-2264. Parkade. CaU MI 9-6205, 3-9 p.m. bus. Carlton W. Hutchins MI day of said hearing, to appear if they Miss Clinton (jeclihed to answer Fiast Hartford, will develop a fuel TROUBLE REAGHINB OUR ADVERTISER? flat, secmid floor. MI 8-7741. sec cause at said time and place and when asked If she had formed the U.S. Pr^oses NORMAN’S 9-5132 REALTY CO. be heard' relative thereto, and make cell system for the Apollo project. Factory Furniture WarehouM VERNON—6 large room modem LARGE beautiful store suitable for return to this court. V/est Side Peace committee in P&W is also involv^ in rocket Moving— ^Tmcklng^— Legal Notice New York, whether it had Com­ iqiartment, central heat, heaited dance studio, nursery school, laun. FIANCH—6 rooms. West Side, Realtors MLS Appraisers ELMORE TURKINGTON, Judge. engine deeigm at Its* FTorida Re­ M-Honr ADSwaiiRg Serviea 199 Forest, Comer Pine St, dromat, dry cleaning, or TV sales munist members, or whether It ^Hot LineVLink Storage 20 garage, on bus lin^ adults, no Youngstown kitchen with buUt- AT A COURT OP PROBATE held at AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at search and Development Center, Manchester pets, ^ 5 monthly. Call TR 5-3600 and repair. Parking. Reasonable. Ina, 3 bediiooms, dining room, fuU 383 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 Coventry, within ami for the district of Coventry, within and for the district of had any connection with Women and in a lightweight nuclear re­ Free to Herald Readers THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sale 45 Fuel and Feed 49-A o r 'm 5-5148. MI 9-1680. basement, carport, $2,400 as­ Coventry, on the 10th day of December. Coventry, on the 10th day of Decombor. Strike for Peace. actor-power^ generator system Moving, packing, storage, local Open Dally 9-9, Saturday 9-4 sumes VA mortgage at 4%%, 1962. A.D. 1962. She was asked about sm adver­ With Moscow LPN OR RN FOR full-time em­ Present Hon. Elmore Turkington, Present Hon. Elmore Turkington. for space power systems, b e i^ de­ and long distance. Agents for WALLPAPER and paint sale ~ DRY OAK wood, cut fireplace and FOUR ROOM apartment, jieat and CENTRAL location—Store approxi­ $17,900. Phiibrick Agency MI Judge. tisement in the newspaper Nation­ ployment la physician’s office. MI 8-1526 Judge. veloped at the 'government-oivned Want adoertlMnmrtir Mo Lyons van Lines, Inc., world-wide pasted, regular fuUy trimmed, stove length, $10 per load deUver- hot water, stove, second floor. mately 20x40, suitable for small 9-8464. MANCHESTER—2 family 5-5. Very Estate of Irene L. Graben. late of Estate of Harrison F. Neff late of al Guardian for a panel discus­ (OonUsiied from Face O o^ answar at the tekphoao Bitedr Stanpiy movers. Free estimates. Ml 8-6187. Box EE, Herald. plastic coated. CeUli^ paint, $2.89 business. MI 9-6294. Johnston, R. I., in said District deceas­ Coventry in said district, deceased. Connecticut Advanced Nuclear ed. Call PI 2-7886. Adults. Available January 1, $80. convenient to schools and shop­ Upon application of Richard J. Neff, sion on fallout shelters, which Flnglneerlng Laboratory In Middle- gallon. Morrison Paint Store 38f MI 9-9969. SOUTH MAIN Street—^Large cus­ ed. blows delivered by aceddent. MANCHESTER Package Delivery, OPPOIfrUNlTY to earn top income ping, good .condition throughout, The Executor having exhiblled his praying that letters of administration be listed a peace committee official to'wn. mak.:hester answering service Center St. tom built ranch with three bed­ administration account with said estate granted on said estate, as per appl^ica- This whole field, Dean said, “ of­ Light trucking and package deliv­ for housewives 27-50 with. cars. oil steam heat, $16,900. Robert tlon on file. It is as a panelist and which said the Conventional flight projects in­ Garden— Farm— Dairy Musieal InstinneBts 6S 8% ROOM apartment, furnished or Houses For Rent 65 rooms. Practically an acre of jWolverten Agency, MI 9-2813. to this Court for allowance, it is discussion was under the auspices fers opportunities for early agree ery, Refrigerators, washers and Complete training for educational unfurnished, second floor, appU- land. Located on the corner of ORDERED: That the 17Ui day of ORDEREE): That the foregoing ap­ clude desigpi and constructioa of Ml 9-OSOO Products 50 December. 1962. at 10:30 o'clock, fore­ plication be heard and determined at of the West Side Peace Commit­ the propulsion units for the new ment which should not be passed stove moving specialty. Folding calls on homemakers to sell na­ FIREPLACE wood for sale, de- snees Included, adults omy, MI COVENTRY LAKE)—$ room single Hackmatack St. Price in the twen­ MANCHESTER—^Six room Colon­ the Probate office In Coventry in said tionally known products. Leads Uvered. PI 2-7729. BUNDY FLUTE, lUte new. Tel. MI noon. at the Probate Office in the Mu­ tee. Miss Clinton declined to an­ twin engine F ill fighter plane, of by.” and leave your meeaace. Xon’O hear trtmi onr advertlaer In P g chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. 8-6389 after 6. house, $60 monthly. CaU MI ties, and weU worth it. Impossible ial, IH baths, enclosed porch, nicipal Building In .said Coventry be District, on the 20th day of December, He did not mention the recent ante wtthont opendlnc all evenlnc nt the telepbena furnished full or part-time. Cedi APPLES—Gravenstein, Macintosh, 9-1732. 9-7589. I to describe all of the many fea­ and the same is assigned for a hear­ A.D, 1962. at 11:00 o'clock In the fore­ swer. whlcJi as many as 1,500 may be 236-2121 for appointment. SNOW BLOWERS - SNOWBIRD, Cortlands, Greenings Bunce LARGE 6 room duplex with sun- combination windows and doors, ing on the allowance of said adminis­ noon. and that notice be riven to all The House subcommittse is buUt, and development of the Cuban crisis, but the proposal.- tures, but caU, it WiU be a pleas­ fireplace, built-ins, city utUities. tration account with said estate and persons interested in said estate of Which he advanced would reduce Painting—Papering 21 Ariens, Bolens, Toro power han­ Farm, 629 W. Center' 8t., MI ACCORDIONS, guitars, amplifiers, porch and garage, $120. Can MI COVENTRY—Large 6 room, 8 the pendency of said application and holding three days of hearings on JT8D turbofan e n ^ e , which will WAITRESS wanted 10 a.m.-3 p.m. orgSLtis. Save up to 40%. New ure to show it to you. T, J, Vacant. Charles Lesperance, MI this Court directs that notice of the the chance of a repetition of such dle. Snow blowers repaired, parts 3-8116. 3-2934 after 5- bedroom ranch available immedi­ Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577 time and place assigned for said hear­ the time and place of hearing thereon, alleged Communist infiltration of be used in American commercial Lost and Foond Aatomobiles For Sale 4 PAIN'l'iNQ and wallpapering, wall­ daily. No Sundays. Inquire in per­ and service. ’Trades and terms. store special—free amplifier and ately through Jime 1963, $100' 9-7620. ing be given to all persons known to by publishing a copy of this order in aircraft and under license in a threat to peace. some newspaper having a circulation peace groups. paper removed. Wallpmer books son only. Charcoal Broiler, 660 E. Capitol Equipment, 38 Main St. case with ^ t a r special/^ R(m- FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, hot monthly. Write to ^ x H. Herald. MANCHES’TER — 6 room ranch, be interested therein to appear and be Less than half as big a crowd Swedish fighter planes. The American dociunent eon- LOST—Lady’a El|:in wristwatch, 1958 CHEVROLET 4-door Bel Air, <» request. Ceilings. Free esti­ Middle ’Tpke. MI 3-7958. MANCHES'l'ER—Older 4 room Co­ heard thereon by mailing on or before in said district, at least five days be­ tained these major points: Household Goods 61 dinone Music Center, 1146 Main, water, parking, no pets or ehil- 200x200 landscaped lot, ameslte lonial, good condition convenient, December 12th, 1962. by certified mail, fore the day of said hearing, to appear apppeared in the caucus room as P&W is also working on the black band, on Main St. Thursday 6 cylinder, powerglide, to settle mates. CaU Roger MI 8-0928. East Hartford. 289-208^' dren, $75. MI S-2068. AVAILABLE immediately —com­ if they see cause at said time and 1— The nations would give ad­ night. Reward. MI 8-7667. estate. Elxcellent condition MI drive, 2-car garage, 3 'bedrooms, city sewer, water. Vacant. Ton­ a copy of this order to . had showed up at ’Tuesday’s open­ JT12, a smaller jet eng;ine with SEWING MACHINES, automaUc plete home with 2-car garage, un­ Carol I. Graben. 442 West Middle place and be heard relative thereto, vance notice of major military 9-1698. E3XTERIOR and Interior painting. dining room, 24 foot U'ving room gren 'Agency, MI 8-6321. Turnpike. Manchester, Conn. and make return to this court. ing session, but the front rows many military applications, and is LIONEL 027 trains and accessories zig zag 1962 models in factory car- WE HAVE moved to'our new store ECUR ROOM apartment for rent furnished. References required. ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. currently supplying aibout 90 per movements to allay aay fears of NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Paperhanging, ceilings, wallpaper CAREER OPPORTeTn ITY MI 9-9858. on Hartford Roab next door to on bus line, next to'shopping area. with fireplace, utiUty room, heat? ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judge. were still filled with matronly tons. WiU take $57 or $2 weekly. $150 monthly. MI 9-5833. ed rec room, below appraiiw. at ROCKLEDGE)—^Brand new 5 room cent of the turbo engrines for Boe­ 4n aggression. Pass Book No. S8251, issued by 1956 PACKARD Clipper, power books on request. Fiilly inured. Gus’s Pizza. Qpm every evenings Also, 7 room house. MI 8-8342. women. One of them, who said 2— Installation of perm an ^ ob­ The Savings Bank of Manchester MI 9-6696. $25,900. Robert Wolverton Agency, Ranch with 2-car garaM and ing and Douglas trairisport planes. steering, power brakes, 1150. MI CaU Edward R. Price. Mi 9-1003 Available for girl at least 21 LIONEL “ O” gauge train set with until 9 p.m. Eastern Connecticut’s MANCHESTER—6 room ranch, she was Rebecca Shelley of Bat­ servation posts at railway Junc­ has been lost and application has 3-2965. remote control switches and ac: FOUR ROOM apartment on bus Rockledge, 3 bedrooms, garage, MI 9-2813. walk-out basement, uuminum tle Creek, Mich., laid a bouquet The nation’s first jet »powered years old with good education­ OVAL MAHOGANY dining room oldest, la te st and only complete siding, oU hot water baseboard tions,' ports, key highway Mter-' been made to said bank for pay­ PAINTING AND paperhanglng. cessorles, $66. Combination train music altore. Your purchase half line, completely renovated, heat dining room. Vacant. Tongren of flowers beside Miss Clinton as electrical generating inSt^Jlation al or business backgfround. table, 4 white leather chairs. Ideal TOLLAND — 7 room ranch, 1% heat, fireplace of Roman brick. was dellvei'ed by P&'W to Um Hart­ sections and large airfields plus ment of the amount of deposit. Good clean workmanship at rea­ and ping-pong t a b l^ $36. MI price E you fall to find free park- and hot water. Call MI 8-4017. Agency, MI /S-eJ21. she took the witness stand. observati(» by aircraft, mobile Aato Driving Sehoof 7-A sonable rates. >30 years In Man­ 3-7860. for dining area; Rattan comer baths, real country living $17,500. Built-in oven and range, 8 bed­ Frigid Spell Holds ford Electric Light Co. this year, ’This is a position in our Man­ table with formica top; large Ing./Ward Music Company. Joseph Barth, Broker, M 9-0320. Subcommittee Chairman Clyde ground teams or overlappfaic ra­ NOTICE IS HEREBY given that chester Raymond BMske. MI chester office which offers an 162 COOPER HILL ST.— 4 room FURNISHED 5 room house, cen­ rooms, plenty of closets, cabinets Doyle, D-Callf., said this was the and a send larger unit is being Pass Book No. 2435, issued by PREPARE FOR driver's test. 9-9237. LIONEL train set, t r a n ^ m ^ ornate shadow box mirror MI duplex, excellent^neighbothood, 2 and living area. All new. Price developed' for a Delaware utility dar systems to guard against opportunity to work on your 8-1752. tral location, near bus line. CaU ROCKVILLEl—5-4 two-famUy. Very first time he’d seen this done, but sneak mobilisation. The Savings Bank of Manchester Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class and accessories, good conoHJon, 'MBONK-^iev*®' used, $40. MI children, $86. Call Glastonbury after 4; MI 3-7019. $24,990. Robert Wolverton, Real­ mpany. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. own handling correspondence good condition. 2-car garage. % said “ I am glad the witness has 3— Exchange of military mis­ has been lost and’ application has room. Three instructors. No wait­ $35. MI 3-4641. ^ 8-7367. 633-9057. tor, MI 9-2818. a bouquet.” Doyle warned the au­ Hamilton Standard, recently se­ ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ Wallpaper books. Paperhanging. and service matters as an COMPACT vacuum cleaner, excel' acre good land. Central. Carlton Firm Gripson East sions by the major powers as a been made to said bank for pay­ agent in the automobile and lent condition, equipped Mdth/aU W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. dience not to make any demon­ lected to develop the space suits ment of the amount of deposit. my. PI 2-7249. Ceilings. Floors. FuUy insured MOTO MOWER snow thrower, 20” , NEW HOUSE just completed — Wanted To Rent 68 MANCHES’TER—6 room Cape with confidence-building measure. workmanshrn guaranteed. Leo fire insurance business. The self-propelled. See It at McBride’s ■-ittachments. MI 3-6466. / modem 4% room second floor full shed dormer, utility room with strations. ’Tuesday, the women all for Apollo project astronauts. Is 4— Communications links be­ job Is not routine, typing is re­ USED SPINEiT piano for sale. Call $13,000 — A’TTRACTnVE 5 room stood up as one witness took the (M>ntlnuing with large scale manu­ NOTICE IS HEREBY g^ven that LARSON’S—Connecticut’s first li­ Pelletier, Ml 9-6328 If no answer, Sport Spot, 639 Center St., MI TR 5-6109. apartment built-in electric stove. YOUNG couple with small child de­ extra cabinets off kitchen, dining (Continued from Page One) tween major capitals to i^svent Optional Share Book No. 8438, censed driving school trained— quired, but speed is not essen­ 9-8747. ^CHRISTMAS I ^ E ranch, Manchester, cellar, ga­ room, Uvlng room with fireplace, stand, and there were several facturing of aircraft propellers. war by miscalculation. A hot tele­ caU Ml 3-9048. Call MI 9-’f867 or MI 9-O40O. sire reasonable four room rent. rage, .amesite drive, large trees, Issued by the Manchester Savings Certified and approved is now of­ tial. ^T A-LBEprs MI 3-0719. ceramic bath, 8 bedrooms, alum­ Much of the eastern half of the Hospital Notes outbursts of applause. The Hamilton ~ -ndard plant in phone between Washington and fering classroom and behind INTERIOR painting, paperhang­ LIONEL TRAINS 027 gauge, twin EWE ROOM flat, on bus line, mod­ landscaped, near bus. Carlton W. Doyle also said he had not in­ Windsor Ixxtks employing about and Loan Association. Incorporat­ Full training wUl be provided Office and Store inum storms and screens, plaster nation felt the effects of the storm Moscow—or “ purple line” as it to ed, has been lost and application wheel InstrucUoD for teen-agers. ing, waUpaper removed, recrea­ engine magna-tractlon locomo­ 1, 2, OR\8 Y EA M TO PAY! em conveniences, garage. Call MI THREE ROOM heated apartment Hutchins', Realtor. MI 9-5182. walls, oil hot water heat. Ideal for and cold which packed the punch tended to say or Imply that the 7,500, will develop propellers for sometimes ci^ed—would fall ir MI 9-6075. tion rooms built fully Insured. 6-day week, complete benefit tive, accessories such a# cattle Eqaipment 54 8-6787 after 5 p.m. vicinlto Laurri Manor Convales­ children. $16,50. Robert Wolverton Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. burden of proof was on a witness a ni-v revolving wing airplane, has been made to said Association program. STAI^PAYING 1% STORY 7 room home. new normally expected In mid-winter. for all areas, except maternitj', fills categ(»7 . for payment of the amount of de­ Free estimates. Joseph P. Lewis, car. MI 9-8612. IN F E B .^E X T YEAR cent Home. MI 9-7619. Agency, Realtor, Ml 9-2813. ’’Miserable” was the Weather to prove she was not a Commu­ whl(Ji will take off and land verti­ 5— Studies of the ways in which MOR’TLOCK’S Driving School. We ’TYPE WRl’TsiR — NEW TYPE- ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart­ plumbing and roof, 4 bedrooms, where they are 2 to 4 pjn. and posit. MI 9-96$8. To arrange a confidential in­ aluminum combinations, double Bureau’s description of conditions nist. cally, like a helicopter, but fly modern weapons themselve.. have the only office and class­ HUFFY, 26” boy’s bike, $16; large 8 ROOMS PI writers $55 and up; used type­ ment, automatic hot water, adults 6:30 to 8 p.m., and private rooms with the speed and range of (xm- terview call Mrs. Monaco, Man­ writers $29 and up. Benibe’z garage, close to ^ l' schools, 46 FOSTER STREET in the Great Lakes and Ohio Val­ He said he was amazed on might tend to touch off a' war. room in town. For complete in­ chain drive tricycle, $10; girl’s $9.36 MO only. Apply in person. 13 m ver St. Houses For Sale 72 where they are 10 ajn. to 8 pjn. checking the transcript of ’Tues­ ventional aircraft. 6— The various countries wouto’ formation see telephone “ yellow Electrical Services 22 chester, MI 3-1161. white Ice skates, size 4, $3; kitch­ Typewriter Service, 479 E. Mid­ $15,900. Phiibrick Agency, MI ley regions. Visitors are requested not to Announcements' Brand Ne.. - 9-8464. Two-family flat. Both apart­ More heavj' snow was dumped day's session to find himself quot­ Sikorsky Alnraft, which em­ make public the steps they he page 10.” Office 443 Main St., en table, $6; auto race set, doll’s Bedroom, Living Room\ Dinette, dle Tpke., Manchester. MI 9-8477. MODERN apartment—3 large un- MANCHESTER—7 room split level, ments vacant ’Diree baths (two smoke in patients rooms. No more FREE ES’TIMATES. Prompt serv­ 1^4 baths, rec room, garage, cov­ along the eastern shores of Lakes ed as saying of one witness, “ as ploys about 8,000, won a govern­ taken individually to prevent wa ■ A VAN LEAVING for Florida Dec. MI 9-7398. crib, school desk and chair, etc. Rugs, Lamps, Table, \Dlshes, fumlahed rooms, excellent condi­ COVENTRY ■ — 4 room ranch, on second floor). New siding, than two rtsitors at one time per ment competition to develop a high ice on aU types of electiicai wir­ MI 3-8972. tion, first floor, automatic heat, ered patio, half acre of parklike Michigan, Erie and Ontario. far as we know she is a Commu­ by accident. 15. Can use part loads either way. SUverware and other accentories. breezeway, , garagg, fireplace, combination windows, 2-car ga­ patient. speed heavy assault transport for Dean stressed that an the prr Manchester Moving Ic Trucking E-Z LERN ing. License and insured. Wilson CLEANING woman, one day a Wearing Apparel^Fam 57 and hot Water furiilrified $96 grouhds.'Hayes Agency, MI 3.-480S. Drifts piled up higher than four nist now, because there’s no evi­ EVERYTHING $288 $11,500. Joseph Bartlv Broker, MI rage.- Priced at $21,000, present dence that she’s not. Here’s a the Marine Corps. The new troop posals were subject to Inform- Co., MI 3-6563 Electrical Co., Manchest^. Ml week. Call MI 8-7745 after 4 p.m. SKIS, 2 pairs,'plastic bottoms, off­ monthly. Adults. MI 3-4406.’ mortgage of' $16;009 can he as­ feet in some places. Patleots Today: 281 9-4817, Glastonbury. ME 8-’i'378. set edges, bindings and poles In­ GIRL’S BROWN winter Jacket; NINE ROOM remodeled home, 9-0320. A 'state of emergency was de­ chance for her to clear It up.” <»rrylng hellco^er, based on the discussions and stody to fiU in d'- DRIVING SCHOOL, INC. 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB raspberry gown, size 12, good con- sumed. Or, w'e will trade on cluded, $25 a pair. MI 9-3637 $10.16 MON’THLY THREE ROOM heated apartment, birch cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, clared in Conneaut. In northeast A D M I T T E D YES’TBRDAY: Doyle said he had. not. intended Sikorsky S54 flying crane, wlU ■tails. He -proposed that technic Help Wanted— Male 36 "tlon . Seen at 78 Scarborough private entrance. Will consider fireplace, aluminum storms, ga­ MANCHESTER—I Dedroom home, your present home. travel more thr-’ 200 miles per groups be established to do some Personals Automatic and Standard shift. Brand New excellent closet and storage space, Ohio, as huge drifts from the 30 George Hansen Sr., 23 N. School to give the Impression that the Pay as you go, take only the Floor FlnishiRg 24 CHRISTMAS ’Trees— bring your Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Living exchange of part of rent for some rages, one acre. Carlton W. inches on the ground blocked all St.; Shawn Bro'wnsteln, Wapplng; burden of proof was on the s wit­ hour and carry a payload of up to of this work. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, family to the Stanley ’Tree Farm, Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. large enclosed porch. 8-car ga­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor nine tons. The American idsa is that Uc number of lessons required. Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, X day clestnlng or child care. Prefer rage, $19,700. PtiUbrick Agency. roads leading Into the community George Sukup, Staffordvllle; ness, and that this has always bonded representative Alfred PAINTING, remodeling paper­ EXPERIENCED painters wanted. Long Hill Road, off )J.S. Route 6 middle-aged couple. MI 3-6306. MI 3-1577 Sikorsky Is continuing produc­ hot telephone line would (xmnec , hanging, floor sanding. CaU Mr. Call MI 3-2804, after 5 p.m. Lamps, Tables, Dishes, Silverware ^K^nted— To Bay 58 MANCHESTER—Small farm over MI 9-8464. ^ of 16,000. National Guardsmen Charles ’Travene, 61 Green Manor been “ contrary to my opinion.” AiAeil, 306 Henry St. Tel MI OLDER AND NERVOUS S’TU- at Andover Church. Tag and cut and other accessories. M .; Mrs. Jaqqt ’Toper, 72 Santina tion of a number of commercial and Kennedy and Khrushchev ar-' 8-0450: . DENTS OUR SPECIALTY Charles MI 8-2107. your own white spruce, Douglas ’THREE ROOM apartment and an acre, good 6 room house, ga­ 81 HILLSIDE DR.-rSo, Windsor. brought a supply of food and fuel military helicopters. also might link U.N. Secretar}-- MAN TO WORK in printed circuit EVERYTHING $360 FRANK is bwdng and selling good rage, 2 large bams, central, only FOREST S’TRE;B?r—Delightful 10 into the snowbound area and used Dr.; William Cochrane, Stoneham, STOCK SPLIT APPROVED fir, or Norway spruce. Prices bath in modem ranch home. room former Cheney residence in 5H room ranch, built 1981, 100x200 Mass.; Borland Johnston, Eaton HARTFORD (AP)— A two-for- United Aircraft Corporate Sys­ General U Thant with the othe~ CALL FOR FREE BOOKLET FLOOR SANDING and refinishing house. Experience preferred Cir­ used fumitui^and antiques at 420 Heated. Large closets. Private en­ $12,500. Hayes Agency. MI 3-4803. lot, ameslte drive, full cellar city some tanks and heavy trucks for (specializli^ In older floors). cuits, Inc., 1445 Tolland ’i^ike., $2.50 and up. Open Monday 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Lake St. Call ^ d see what we’ve park-like setting. 6 bedrooms, 4% Rd., Ftockville; Mrs. Esther F’arns- one stock split by the Hartford tems Center will move Into new two. Whether any other world fig­ Antomobiles For Sale 4 through Friday by appointment. trance. MI 3-6306. gas and water, hot water base­ a shuttle service to a hospital. quarters In Farmington next year. ures would be Included would b'; Ml 3-8552 Painting. Ceilings. Paperhanging. Manchester. Brand New got. Open Sundhys. Ml 9-6580. $9,900—5*4 ROOM ranch, fireplace, baths, excellent condition. Owner ’Two men died of heart attacks worth, 2 Terrace Dr., Rock\dlle; Electric Light Co. was approved Call 742-6438, Coventry. Also all $14.74 MONTHLY MI 3-7444. board heat, aluminum storms and Mrs. Annelle Anderson, Taicott- yesterday by the State Public A subsection in the Onter, the open to consideration. I960 FORD FalrlMe 500, 2-door, No-job too small. John Verfaille, EWEf ROOM apartment, second 2-car garage, large lot, 'privacy. scr^eens, 8 bedrooms, large kitch­ while shoveling snow in Ohio, Ml 9-6760 , TURRET AND engine lathe men to day December 15, 16, 22 and 23. Westlnghouse Washing Machine, WANTED—used reafhurant, gro­ Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-6132. vllle; Peter Johnson, Wapplng; Utilities Commission. The split is Umted Aircraft Weather System' The 16-page American document excellent condition. Priced for floor, excellent condition, vel-y en with dining area, $16,500. Rob­ raksing the death toll in Ohio alone stressed that “ such a link should quick sale. Phone MI 9-4876 after ' set up and operate. Mico Mfg Co. Westlnghouse Refrigerator, Bed­ cery store, and taverir^ulpment. ROCKLEDGE— Talk about good Vincent Gambacorta, Ellington; effective Friday. It will increase Center, in Manchester, re<»Ived an Garas;e— Service— Storage 10 ICE SKA’TING rink, 16x16 feet; convenient. Available now. Adults. values, this home costs far. more ert Wolverton Agency, Realtor, MI to 26. Air Force contract to develop a be reserved for emergency use.” 5 p.m. PI 2-6356. » ' FLOOR SANDING, floor tiling, in­ 640 HllIiar(HSt., MI 3-9368 room, Living Room, Dinette, For fast and ready dudi call MI 3-8097. ROCKLEDGF)—7 room Ranch, 4 Miss Cynthia Anderson, RF^ 1, the company’s common stock from child’s ice skates, size 13; doll Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, E’red Fontaine, BU 9-5646\|Mfore years old, large modem kitchen, than the asking price. Custom 9-2813. Storm-related deaths since the seml-automaitic weather forecast­ It should not be employed for any­ GARAGE for rent—for car or stor­ terior and exterior painting ’ MI carriage, large deluxe; all excel­ RoCkidlle; Hope. Columbo, RFT> 3, 1,646,958 shares to 3,Ml,916. A NEED CAR? Your cree fitter, ship fitter, ship lent condition. MI 3-1046. 118 MAIN—Three rooms, heat, hot SIX ROOM expandable Cape, 4 fin­ Wednesday were more than 70. down? Short on down payment? chester, $7. Call Guastonbury Other Accessories water, stove, refrigerator, $100. er, disposal, pantry, etc. Large bedrooms, living room, dining mantic; Donald Goodwin, Wap- would W ng the market price of UAC's Norden division, now communications and when normr electrician, pipe coverer, ship car­ WE BUY SEILL or trade an tli,„ area, kitchen loaded ylth bullt- ished, large living room with There were monumental traffic means of diplomatic eonsultatlor. Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t 633-9057. NOR’TH LAND metal skis and EVERYTHING $444 MI 9-5229, 9-6. dining fpom, den center entrance fireplace, huge master bedroom, ping; Mrs. Stella Bealer, 21 Diane the stock from its present level of consolidated In Norwalk, designed, despair! See Honest Douglas. In­ Business Opportunities 32 penter, outside machinist. Con­ and used furniture, china, g la ^ hall, paneled wall fireplace In liv­ ins. Basement completely finish­ jams In many parts of the snow Dr. - _____ about $78 a share developed and produced a large might prove too slow. necticut State Employment Serv­ bindings; men’s figure skates, Price Includes Delivery, Setup, ■liver, picture tramef and old ed, full bath ,rec rooms, etc. Ga­ family ^ize, kitchen, dining room. belt. Schools remained closed In quire about lowest down, small­ size 9; men’s bowling shoes, >UR ROOMS^,jfirst floor, garage, ing room with a beautiful view, 8 Baseboard heat, recreation room ADMITTED ’TODAY: Bruce est payments anywhere No small Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ice, 806 Main St., Manchester. A Service. Guarantee Immediate de­ coins, old dolls and guns, hobby stqye, refrigerator, near church, bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-csr garage, rage will hold two cars, rear many areas. In Cleveland, John FYeeman, 38 Main St., . Talcott- public service, no fee charged. size 8. All in excellent condition. livery or Free Storage until need­ collections, attic contents or whole porch, big trees. Asking $26,500- in basement, 20x24 foot garage, Carroll University announced its loan or finance company plan. BOY’S 24” Columbia bicycle, Call after 8 p.m. MI 9-4437. sch o ^ , shopping. Call between plastered walls, selling at bank very close to schools, shopping ville; Mrs. Harriet Abbe, Wap­ Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ed. estates. Furniture Repair Service, 7:30-8^0, MI 3-0082. appraisal, $29,900. PhUbrick Agen. must be seen. Owner transferred. 3,916 students would begin Christ­ plng. brand new, never used $28. MI WANTED—Part-time service sta­ TalcottvUe, Conn. Tal. MI 8-7449. and transportation. $16,900. ^ fl- RARE OPPORTUNITY ■ cy. Mi 9-8464. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1677, mas vacation Immediately. It had BIR’THS YES’TEaiDAY: A son 3-1476. tion attendants, afternoons and Phone for appointment EWE ROKSIM apartment for rent, brick Agency, MI 9-8454. BOY’S HOCKEY skates, size 6, SAMUEL ALBERT been scheduled to start Dec. 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Soucy, 12 evenings. Moriarty Bros. 301 Cen­ $90 monthly. Call MI 4-8187 after MANCHESTER—Clean and com­ MANCHES’T E R - $12,900. 6' room I All public and Catholic schools re­ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS good condition. Call Ml' 9-5111. James ' MANCHES’TER —6 room Colonial Hudson St.; a daughter to Mr. and Uusiness Services Offered 13 WUlimantic—Main St. package ter St. Hartford CH 7-0358 WANT TO BUY—pod Dr.; Mrs. Prudence Reg. $22.00 «EG. $65.00 I 1960 Ford Falrlane ” 500” $1295 MODERN 2-BAY service station INSPECTION SUPERVISOR home, $9,800 ; 3 bedroom ranch, 2 for lease, major oil company, projector, $60 both. MI 9-2341. YOUNG LADY or woman to share NEIAR MAIN ST. — 3 furnished room quiet house, all utilities, baths, rec room, $19,600; short where it measured nearly 30 in-1 Watson, 49 F)dward St.; Kenith NOW I960 Valiant 4 dr. $1095 SHARPENING Service— Saws, TWO YEAR old ranch, 3 bedrooms, Manchester area. Call evenings attractive wpartment. Vicinity St. rooms and bath, separate en­ near bus, $14,500. Joseph Barth, 2 full ceramic baths, Wreh cabi­ way out—8 bedroom ranch, $9,000; ches. But forecasters predicted Leslie, 34 Bates Rd.; Mrs. Shirley knives, axes, shears, skates, with aircraft experience, 4 years Broker, MI 9-0320. 1960 Fiat “ 1200” $1295 rotary blades. Quick service. Cwi- 249-7691, J^^Berger. High School, or Trade,j School,. In­ James St. Call MI 8-0157 or MI trance, no children. 18 Delmont net kitchen with built-ins and dis­ 5 room home. $7,000; many more, more snow. Greaney, 613 Main St.; Newttwi LARGE METAL DESK.' MI 9-4791. 3-6317. V St. A three-inch snowfall In Wash­ Emerson, 9 Village St.; Charles 1959 Cadillac 4 dr. ^ $2795 tol Equipment Co., 88 Main cluding algebra, geometry and lay- WATKINS $11,800—6 ROOM Cape, aluminum posal, attached garage,. $19,600. ail price ranges. Call the FIIs- ' 49.951 Manchester. Hours dally 7-6. a a f inspection. PhUbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. worth JOtten Agency, Realtor, MI ington during the peak of the Brame, 118 Hollister St.; George ^ 6.95 1969 Chevrolet Convert. $1395 Help Wanted— Female 35 FURNISHED room for working storms, awnings, shade trees, bus, Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. MI BARGAIN SHOP 3-6930, MI 3-2325. evening rush-hour caused a ma­ Harrington, IS" Ford St.; Paul 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air $1195 middle-aged woman, kitchen privl shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, M ^CHESTER—^family, 6 large 3-7958. NURSE, Conn, licensed, relief con­ THE TUBULAR PRODUCTS Boats and -Accessories 46 MI 9-8132. jor traffic jam. -Many motorists Quey, 406 Hartford Rd.; Alfred 1959 Chevrolet 2 dr. $ 995 leges. Call MI 3-7205 after 5. NO’n C E rooms each floor, new 'furnace MANCHES’TER—St. James Parish, who live in Virginia and Maryland Galeucia, 17 W ^ w ood St.; Wil­ valescent home. Room with tele­ CO. first floor, on bus line, close to 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 fireplaces, 1959 Fiat ” 1200” $ 945 GENERAL WELDmG and cutting vision. References. TR 5-9121. USED CROSBY fibreglas cruiser, $37.60 Maple G^sip Bench, HOUSE1KEE3P1NG room, well fur­ In accordance ■with the require­ TOLLAND—Nice Cape oiS main spent three to four hours driving liam Belch JrV, 94 School St.; Mrs. HOT RODDERS! 1959 Lark 2 dr. $ 595 —gas Md arc. Portable equip­ 344 Church Street fully equipped, plus 1962 Evinrude road, corner lot over one acre, schools and shopping, $16,300. center hall, breezeway, 2-car ga­ home from the nation’s capital. Nancy Johnson . and daughter, New Britain, Conn. $19.96. ^ nished, and all utilities, parking. ments of the Zoning i^gulations rage, all city utilities, excellent COMPLETE CUSTOM INTERIOR WORK ment available. Evenings and motor, 75 h.p. pushbutton, ap­ 272 Main St. $11,9W. Joseph Barth Broker, MI Robert Wolverton Agency, MI Hundreds of schools remained Loehr Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Linda 1959 Mercury Station Wagon $1095 Weekends. MI 9-3922 after 4 p.m. for the Town of Manchester, Con­ 9-2813.1" location. Vacant. Charles Lesper­ REGIS’TEIRED nurse, 3-11 shift. For appointment telephone proximately, 7 hours running time, necticut, the Zoning Board of Ap­ 9-0320. closed in Tennessee and eastern Scott and twin daughter, 46 Hyde HANDMADE ROUS ond PLEATS 1966 Mercedes Benz "300” $1695 $89.00 Slipper Chair, button tuft­ ance, MI 9-7620. St.; Mrs. Irene Brisbois and son, Laurel Manor, Ml 9-4619. BA 9-1607 plus Gator tandem trailer (A peals will hold a public hearing cn MANCHESTER— Walking distance Kentucky due to snow-clogged 1968 Chevrolet Convert. $1195 TREE RE3MOVAL— pruning, lot: real buy.) See It at McBride’s ed, persimmon-gold print, lacquer­ ROOM FOR RENT, centraUy lo­ BUCKLAND S’rRBElT — 7 room roads. Seven inches of snow cov­ Kelly Rd.. Vernon; Mrs. 'Nancy clearing and spraying. Call Frank PLEASANT woman to live in with Sport Spot, 639 Center SL MI ed red tapered legs. $59.50. Monday evening. December 17, . Cape, Colonial motif, fireplace, to High and Junior High. 6 room ! MANCHES’TBR—3 family home, Carter and daughter, 44 Lewis St.; 1968 Ford ” 300” 8, stick $ 295 ■ PLANT ON STRIKE cated, MI 9-6815. 25 linden St. 1962 at 8:00 PM . in the Hearing Cape with garage, fireplace, 3 bed- —well above • average Investment ered Crossville.on the Cumberland C. Noble, Ml 9-8053. | local family. No cooking, good 9-8747, natural spring water, $18,900. J^o- plateau while up to six inches was Mrs. Carol Stewart and son. Wap- 1967 Volvo 2 dr. ' $ 696 home. Write Box DD, Herald, WELL HEIATED room near bath Room of the Municipal Building on seph Barth, Broker,, Ml 9-0320.' rooms, dining room and den, fully property. 3 heating systems, cop­ 1957 Olds. 4-dr. hardtop $ 695 SNb.W PLOWmG service— Man- j $74.50 36” Mahogany Chest, four the following applications: stormed St. James Parish, per and brass plumbing, 100x150 reported in eastern Kentucky. ping; Mrs. Lorraine Tibeault and state name and references in let­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A 1962 CLOSEOUT—Evinrude out­ for gentleman. Parking. 54 High Chicago, out of the snow belt, daughter, 115 Main St.; Mrs. Jo-, 1956 Buick 2 dr. hardtop $ 450 Chester, East Hartford, Bolton, ter. board' motors, just a few left; 3-40 drawers, shirt divider, $56. Street; Church of the Nazarene; Spen­ $15,900. Robert Wolverton Agency, feet tree shaded lot. A good high K Rockville. Coventry areas. MI 9-2813. mortgage available. Eve. Ray had a record low reading today. anne Carlson and son, 12 Diane Dr., | 1956 Chevrolet wagon $ 695 WANTED—Route salesman. Salary hip. at real savings for that cer St., opposite Holiday Lanes- 649-5650. ETJRNISHBD room for working AA Zone; 811 E. Mid. ’Ipke.; AA tiHolcombe, MI 4-1139. Warren E. The mercujw dropped to 5 below Vernon. I and commission plus hospitaliza­ Christmas gift, McBride’s Sport $59.60 Modem Step Table, fruit- ▼ernon — an excellent; value; SOLID BRICK ranch, all on (me zero at 2 ann., breaking the pre­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Andrew i RN OR LPN 11-7. MI 9-4519. tion insurance and pension plan. Spot, 639 Center St., MI 9-8747. wood, plastic top, $39.60. man or woman. Parking. MI Zone; 100’ south of intersection of Brand new 6 room 'ranch* Howland, Realtor. MI 3-1108., SNOW PLOWING, 24-hour service. 9-6772. floor. Seven rooms. 1%, baths, two. vious low of zero for the date, set Ferguson, 19 Brookfield St.; John GORMAN MOTOR SALES, CaU Ronald LeFevre, MI 9-8342 or Good opportunity for -right man. Oakland St. A Tolland T^ke.; A - ehoice of decoratiem, built-ins, Chapman Jr., Storrs; Marshall me. Zone; Intersection of Highland & car garage, no basement. Big SOUTH WINDSOR—4 bedroom. 8 20 years ago. The day’s high ’Tues­ 289-2207. For Interview contact Mr. J. Building Materials 47 NOR’TH EiND — Ehirnil^ed room, ameslte drive, large lot, min­ W(X)de(] lot. Up off Henry St. room Colonial. Living room fire­ day was 6, a record for the lowest Lewis, Volpi Rd., Bolton; Peter WANTED — Woman for full-time $46.00 37” Traditional Table Porter Sts., Rural zone; 6’ north utes to Parkway. Reduced. 461 M Am ST., MANCHESTER laundry work. Good hours, good Byrne at J. A. Bergren’s Dairy, Lamp, blue china with white deco­ parking, bus one block. 58 Strick­ Real g(X}d deal at $25,500. T. J. place. Formal dining room. 1% maximum reading for Dec. 11. Warren, Andover; Gail Garrison,! 1100 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ of Glastonbury town line on So. Des Moines, had a record low 14 Spruce St., Rcxdcvllle; John Rear of Post Office MI 9-5301 Honsehold Servicea pay. New System Laundry, Harri­ ration. white fabric shade, $22.50. land St. Main St.* Rural- Zone; Center St. Crockett,- Rtealtor, MI 8-1677. baths. Attached garage. 3 - zone son Street, ford. BETTER BUYS AT Bolton Notch— $13,000. Excel­ heating. Family room off kitch­ for Dec. 11—a reading of 3 below Schmidt, Ann Dr., Rockville; Miss Offered 13*A ROOM FOR lady or gentleman, opposite No. 917; Rural Zone. Vari­ CUSTOM BUILT 5 room Baneh, en. Many extras, $23,900. Barrows zero. Patricia Vendrlllo, 318 Oakland $84.60 29%X29H” Comer Chest, ance Is requested to erect Identifi­ lent condition 4 room ranch, REZWBIAVINQ of bums, moth halea. NATIONAL quiet. Inquire 224 Charter Oak St., new artesian well, oversize ga­ large Uvliig nxHn with flreploce, A WaUace, John Bogdan. 649-5306, In the Far West, temperatures St.; Mrs. Ann Jones, 91 Ridge St.; Sitoations Wanted— walnut, three drawers, $29. MT 8-8368. CH 6-4788. cation signs at above locations. 1861 OORVAIR Monza 900, 2-door, Zippers repaired Window Shades rage, minubte from Route 44A formal dtotog room, family slm 875-6611. 648-9182. were near normal. Skies were Miss Louise McMuIlln, 122 Oakland Female 38 V ** K.F.AD. Mfg. Company; 334 Char­ klteben, 2 bedrooms, 1% baths, clear In the Southwest while fog automatic transmission, white made to measure; aU sized Vene- BOOKKEEPER ETJRNISHED room, gentleman pre­ and 6. S t White Ceiling ’Tile 09%c sq. ft $159.00 Wing Lqunge Chair, but­ ter Oak St.; Res. Zone A. Variance recreation room with flreplaoe, MANCHEISTER—Oversized modem shrouded areas along coastal sec­ with red interior, new tires, ^ cel- .tian blinds Keys made whUe you EXPERIENCED PBX operator-re­ Exotic Wall Paneling ferred, private entrance, free Is requested to erect addition to ex­ wait. Tape Recorders for rent. ton back, foam rubber cushion, Buying or selling cal] encloaod breessway, attaebed fa- immaculate 6 room Cape, on acre tions . of the Pacific Northwest. lent condition, $1,685. MI 9-4100. Skilled part-time bookkeeper. ceptionist, Manchester or East parking, all new facilities, bus isting nonconforming building at lot, 1% baths, garage, city utili­ M ulow’s, 867 Main, Ml 9-6321. Top Notch Foods, 1160 Burhside from 13c sq. ft. box pleats, brown colonial print, rage, landscaped yard 9}xlM. Hartford area. Call MI 9-8735. from $4.16 per sheet $125. line; HQ 9-8051. above location. Marina B. Robertsoo. Rsoltor. MI ties. Bel Air Real Ektate, MI ember Visits Ayenue, East Hartford. 289-5056. WINDSOR LOCKS (A P )—Con- 1956 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 327 Wood bomblnatlon doors AU persons. interested may at­ CHAMBERS REALTY 8-6988. 3-9SS2. Building—Contracting 14 From $16.95 ea. ETJRNISHEiD rooms, complete light tend this hearing. necticnit received a bitter pre-view Corvette powered. CaU Ml 3-2203. Dogs— Birds— Pets . 41 housekeeping fscUities.'’'Centrally MI 8-2825 MI 8-6930 of winter today when the tempera­ By MPHNA 513 FALLOUT SHELTERS—Additions, Knotty Pine Paneling $22.60 Maple Bar Stool, $12.60. Zoning Board of Appeals GREEN ROAD—6 room . ranch, MANCHBSTE)R^7 room Colonial, ’TRANSCRlPnONIST, mainly on from 6%c lin. ft. located; Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., John F. 2 fireplaces, 1% tUe baths, attach­ ture sank to one degree below Tt) SETTLE ESTATE)— 1962 Buick remodeling, bathrooms, tile work, i COCKER PUPPIES, AKC register- M anch^er. real lovely home for $17,9(X). Jo­ Mrs. Ra(*el Barnes, nursing su­ dictaphone correspondence. Small Disappearing Stairways $22.96 ea. CSi airman seph Bai-th, Broker, MI 9-0320. ed garage, buUt-ins, patio, bar- zero, a record for the day. X Invicta convertiWe, model 4667, recreation rooms. Roofing, con-1 pleasant office and congenial as­ ed, black, reds, blondes, $30 andj pervisor of M anch^er Public all black, red interior,, automatic Crete work. Call Leon Cieszynski, I $86. Washburn’s Cocker Kennels,. 2x4” Studding. 7’8” 43c ea. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. John A. Cagianello, ber MANCHESTER—An Xmas treat. time the temperature fell below your needs; also, rumpus or rec­ . ford, opposite Martin Park, Tel. papers. MI 3-9100. attached garage. Very close to has 4 bedrooms and batli, one-car $14,500. Owner has reduced price zero since last Feb. 11 when f(xir a board meeting of MPHNA at the Sd portion of manufacturer’s war­ 289-2717. CASH ’N CARRY K, Herald. hospital. ranty of 12,000 milM or 12 months reation rooms. Call MI 9-8936. school, shopping and transporta­ garage. No agents, $1'^,600. MI and will pay closing-costs. Six below was recorded. ' NOBODY BUT NOBODY SEPTIC TANKS tion $17,600. Phiibrick Agency. MI The nursing supervisor also re­ vrtll apply.' Price $3,295. Interest­ DACHSHUND pups, A K C carefu l-! BABY CARRIAGE, $12. StroUer, AND 8-1847. room Cape on treed lot in quiet The cold Arctic air will continue COVEN’TRY Woodworking shop— PILGRIM MILLS needs both part ly home raised, nice cihristmas' UlfDERSfcLLS NA-nONAL Apartments— Plate- 9-8464. ported on the following climes: ed parties only call Elxecutor of and full-time help. Perhaps you’re $8. Excellent condltlwi. MI 9-7638. residents area. Near hospital, to dominate Ckmnecticut weather Remodeling alterations, custom present. Call 28^8321. MANCHESTER —8 nx>m custom ■cholUs, buses, . shopping, through tomorrow. Temperatures Pour maternity service with 61 estate at MI 3-0357 between 6-9 just the person we are looking for. Tenements 63 NEW CHARMINO Colonial ranch, attending; two well baby and pedi­ p.m. built cabinets, dividers, restaurant HUGGED SEWERS built Colonial, spacious U'ving churches. All city conveniences. by tomorrow morning will be as WE SPECIALIZE IN . . . work, doors, bookshelves and Apply in person at historic Oieney MINIA’rURE poodle puppy, AKC NA'^JONAL LUMBER, INC. FWE PIECE maple dinette set. MI family kitchen with Proidncial atrics with 20 attemUng; three Hall, Hartford Road, Manchester. ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart­ room with paneled fireplace waU, Inunediato occupancy to qualified low or lower than thl^ morning. J$868 PLYMOUTH F s*y,??sp eed other. Workmanship guaranteed. reg;istered, bl^k male. Shots and 881 STATE S’TREET 8-4717. ment, stove, refriigerator and : eabinets, exceUent floor plan, bright and friendly dlnixig roenn, buyer. Call Mr. Govang, TR chest with 34 attending; and two CUSTOM TAILORED TOPS--CUSTOM REAR WINDOWS worraed. Also, stud service, dark NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Machine Cleaned „ 'matchleisa ' ciAistriiction, only ipring loaded, floor rrtilft, two 4c- r P I 3^226. . WAITRESS WANTED,- experience heat, 16 minutes from Hartford, SepUo Tank#, Dry Wells, Seirar dream kitchen with cherry Pro- 6-9820 or Mrs. Hunter, 649-6306. expectant mothers classes wiUi 12 barrel carburetors, power steer­ brown miniature, MI 9-1382. OHestnut 1.8-2147 RUGS, NEVER used, 9x12 green adults. MI 9-4834, TR 5-U56. $17,990. Hayes Agency, MI Basic cost of constructing the- attending; ’ ' preferred-, 7-3:30 Monday Friday. broadloom, $20; 9x16 ruby orien­ Lines Installed—-Cellar Watts 8-4803. ■vlncial cabinbts and all electrical Barrows k WsUace, 66 E. Center, ing and brakes', Wonderbar radio; [ Roofing-—Siding 16 ■ Apply Morning Glory. Lunch, 316 •V prooflng Doits. conveniences, famUy nwm, 3% MI 9 - ^ . nuclear vessel Savaimah was Members of the board packed also,’' heater., Excellent condition. tal. $35; 10x15 blue Kirman, Th r e e r o o m heated apartment, $35.6 million, with another' $11.3 candy and wrapped Christmas Mj^ln St. GOOD HOME wanted for two kit­ 289-6956. RiNCH—6 large rooms. Ameslte baths, 4 roomy bedrooms, extra, Call MI 8-0578 any time. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, 474 Main St., seimiSid floor $80. MI fireplace in basement 2 porches,' REAL BUT—4 room single, excel­ mUlion added for other iiecessary gifts after the business meeting. TURNPIKE AUTO SEAT COVERS tens. MI 9-2676. ' • Fuel and Peed 49-A 9-5229, 9-6. ‘ drive, full cellar, oil heat, fully 166 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER PHONE BO I 6M painting. Carpentry lAlteratlona LADY FOR care of semi-invalid FIND r t necessary to sell contends McKIMtEY BROS. stormed, fireplaces, 8 large bed­ 2-car garage, parkUke' setting. lent conditlcai, full- basement, just appurtenances, training, adminis­ Public Health / nurses will dis­ M U CHEVROLET truck, 12 fo ^ i tribute the gifts on their visits and additlona. Ceilings. Workman­ and help with housework. Uve in, SIAMESE CAT, male, 6 months of an 8 room house consisting qf THREE BEDROOM uiartmant in rooms, $16,500 Owner-agent Ss- Warren E. Howland, Rssltor, MI off file bus line. Only $ll,700. T. J. trative and (instruction support taek body, M good coniUtloa, $286.' ship guaraptaed. 399 Autumn St child welcome. Call MI 8-2245 be- old, had Shots, reasonable. 'MI WOOD FOR SALE. Call PI 3 I S*w*rag« DIsdomI Co. soti; i a 9-768$. S-U05. Oockstt, iUalta% MI k -im , soqpendltures. during the (Jhristouui season. ' FHuaU traotoi^ $896. MI t g m . MI 8-4860. antiques and rsproduotlons. PI Hartford off Wethersfleid Avanus^ ISO-lSt Peari S t —Ml 84SS58 tweSD 5-7 p.m. 94)651. or PI 3-6568. 3A145. Gan MI 84395 sftse 4. \ ■ f " ■ k ■ '■ .J. ■■ \r- y l . * < 0 VV.v'*.A';/‘ »’i.*1 ,

PAGE THIRTY-TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1062 UJanrljfHtfr lEa^nittg 1|^ra(d Avwrage DaUy Net J^ese Rno For tile Wedk Ended The Weather December 8, 186S Foreeeet of O. 8. Weetber Bmeea 13,861 CSoody tiMiKht, not •• ooM, Ofht mow or anntee Into toBlgM. Low Member of the Audit 10 to 18. Friday becomi^ pnrtly ARROW Bareoa of Oircolstlon doady, breeiy and oold. MMi In Manchester— A City of Vdlage Charm the middle ZOc. HITS THE MARK TOL. L X m i, NO. 63 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1962 with every man! Presiden tA ttempts Posed as Thug, State News Trooper Traps Roundup To End Rhubarb Burglar Gang President to f Invoke A "GORDON DOVER" 5.00 "PADDOCK CLUB" 5.00 classic oxford rich cotton “supima.” sanforized tab- HARTFORD (AP)—A suc­ G rand Jury button down, sanforized ber snap collar, english cut with snap On Adlai’s Stand cessful finish came in Supe­ Main St., Manchester Ml 3-4123 rior Court today to the work Convenes on closure tabs, convertible cuffs. of a State Police undercover W^HINGTON (AP) I never heard anyone man, who took part in a real Sillan Slaying "GLEN BUTTON-DOWN" 7.95 ’ "CH ASE" 5.00 President Kennedy tried again characterize StevensOn’e position life “IHgThtrope” drama by Cuba Cargo Sanction in that way and I am satisfied BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Fair- soft collar with low band, medium to close the book on the Adlai myself that no one did.” joining a gang of burglars. For (below) soft, short point, medium spread col­ Stevenson chapter in the Cu­ field County State’s Attorney call­ spread, short points, dacron and cot­ lar. convertible cuffs, wash and w ^r He added there were other peo­ Frank Samatowitz, 27, of Col­ ed today for a first degree mur­ Leis ton. luxury cotton. ban crisis. He said it should be ple who might have. But that, he chester, after listening to tes­ der indictment against Harlis ARROW "BANLON" kft to history “when the said. Is a matter for reporters— timony about the trooper, Miller, 31^ in the slaying of a whole record ^ 1 be spread ‘‘A matter that, as I say, I think Westport socialite Nov. 12. Life SPORT KNIT can much better be left to history pleaded guilty this morning Otto J. Saur asked for the in U.S. Plans but in great detail.” when the whole record will be to a charge of burglary arid a dictment as a Fairfield County tailoreoNfor free wheelingf But he aald he thought that aft­ spread out in great detail.” charge of breaking and enter­ Grand Jury began its inquiry in action . . .and yet it alwavs er having read various statements Kennedy was asked: "You ing with criminal intent. the strangulation of Mrs. . Isabel To Keep Up "W HIP" 4.50 onald told the jury, ’There was no indication how the -First Family. But the ques­ Post, written by Washington which had been hearing the case, long the hearing would last. ed to imjMse penalties on non- tions' k?pt returning to Cuba and newsmen Stewart Alsop and that this was a "very fine exam­ In the building as the hearing Communist shipping engaged Stevenson. Charles Bartlett, which gave an ple of the outstanding work of our began were the victim’s husband, in trade with Cuba, chiefly by "ARDEN" 4.50 account of the council’s delibera­ State Police.’’ He also praised the The President again endorsed tions during the crisis and the Pierre, and his daughter. Gail, 14, denying American cargoes to the U.N. ambassador saying undercover man, Trooper Albert who was kidnaped and raped after the vessels. non-wilt, medium spreads, short point col­ “The fact of the matter is that positions various members took. Washington Jr., for risking his her mother was slain. They expect­ (above) lar. 100% sanforized cotton. Gov. Stevenson renders very dis­ Stevenson has denoijneed the life. ed to be called as witnesses. the vessels. New regulations tinguished service. He has done are expected to be put into ef­ (Continued on Page Six) (Coxttnned on Page Six) ARROW "GABANARO" an excellent job at the United Nn I Train Victim Serious fect in about two weeks. "HITT" 4.50 tlons.” The President’s move, disclosed styled like a fine dress shirt to give you But the President left up in the WALLINGFORD (AP)—A mo Wednesdajt' at a news conference, same non-wilt collar style in 100% sanforized air who in the administration may torist was critically injured yes­ involves reviving plans that were your exact sleeve length. cotton. have given two reporters Informa­ terday when his car was smashed shelved when the Cuban crisis tion portraying Stevenson as urg­ by a nine-car passenger train after broke fai October. wash and wear 65% dacron, 35% cotton, Mariner II Ready it stalled on a crossing. ing appeasement during Cuban Thus, the United States is re­ sanforized plus. crisis conferences of the Nation­ The driver, Herbert J. RAdke, 30, verting to iU pre-crisis policy of al , Security Coimcll’s execU' of 133 Glendale Ave., Hartira putting an increasingly tight «co- tive committee. in critical condition at Hai nomlc squeeze on the Castro re­ AMPLE FREE PARKING The president said “it is my For Look at Venus Hospital. gime in Cuba and, at the same 6.95 rear of our store . . . Judgment that this statement or Police said he was tossed from time, making the coet MF Soviet interpretation of Gov. Stevenson’s his station wagon by the impact of the craah. ’The accident took place support for that regime as high position did not come from WASHING’TON (AP)—Mariner&was locked on to the earth. On as possible. member of the National Security n now' approaches its magic mo­ at the Toelle’s Road crossing, off Kennedy also made two other Council. I satisfied myself on Sept. 4 they fired the mid-course Route 5. ment in space. ’The frail, bug-like motor. ’The New Haven Railroad train major points about the Cuban explorer—seared by the nearness On Sept. 8, the gyroscopes went WHS en route to Springfield. Mass situation: of the sun—is ready for a first, on—Indicating that Mariner had It was delayed for more than an 1. He hopes that negotiations Winds Imperil close look at a neighbor planet, lost its view of the earth and sun. hour. going on between U.S. and Soviet earth’s cloud-veiled sister Venus. Then the gyros went off again. ’The station wagon was shoved representatives in New York "wiil S&H GREEN At 8:10 p.m. (EST) Friday Space technicians chalked It up into another car waiting for the come to some conclusion in the Launching of Mariner is to pass some 20,000 to mystery, nearly two million train to pass. ’Two men in the oth Witness Applauded not too distant future.” Mean"wfalle miles from Venus—^give or take miles from, earth. er car escaped injury, police said. Mrs. Dagmar Wilson, ^A^hington leader of the Women Strike for Peace organization, receives ap­ the United States intends to main­ a few thousand miles. On Sept. 29, the same thing hap­ plause from spectators as she walks toward the witness stand today. Mrs. Wilson was one of the tain its vigilance against the re- with all cash purchases News Satellite For half an hour its instruments pened. Again no good explana­ first witnesses to testify befort^^the House Subcommittee on Un-American Activities in iU investiga­ Introductlon of So-vlet offensive DOUBLE will measure radio and heat radi­ tion. Suddenly the eyes Of Mari­ Hit License Revocation tion of alleged communist Infllti'^tlon of peace organizations. '• (See story Page Six). (AP Photo­ weapons into the Island. TTiis was WWAfW.-' ations from below the dense ner reported the earth was now HAR’TFORD (AP)—Autofnatic fax). - -o V the substance of the President’s STAMPS CAPE CANAVERAL., Fla. (AP) clouds that hide the planet from suspensions of driver’s licenses of reaction to Soviet Premier as bright as it should have been. —ICeeping a weather eye cm the sight. ’This too is imexplained, more those oonidcted of speeding was Khrushchev’s speech in Moscow winds she to eight miles above It la an historic moment in than five million miles from criticized today in the lead article Wednesday clahnlng Soviet p<^ LOVE. the saijli, the apace agency to­ man’s probing farther and farther earth. of the BAR-fly, publication of the Tito P r a i s e s ey had been "vlotorious in Cuba. into his solar system. .Even now Htartford (^unty Bar Association. day pr^)arsd lb iSstall an inter On OcL 31, almost 12 million Khrushchev Fires S. It is the ‘‘beet Judgment” of A BOX O F GHRISTMAS a Soviet space probe is pushing miles from earth. Mariner radi­ "There is plenty of reason to be the U.S. government that Soviet continental switchboard out In toward Mars for a closer look at oed that its power production had against automatic suspension,” Role of Russia nuclear missiles and Jet bombers i. that planet. dropped. Technicians guessed that said the authors, Attys. I. Albert .1 Mariner haa weathered a aegtoa ‘‘have beesi traiaoved from Cuba” stmas 6 PAIRS JO Y I B eirtig trouble from high winds solar panels, which Lehrer, editor, and Joseph Nelman, but ‘‘Utese things are never 100 of tnmUea, but with one o t iia Ight Into electricity, associate editor. “It Is probably In Cuba Issue Shots at Lefty Right M «ent” certain. The United above or the unaeaaontbly cold solaTv^iNUiela out of operation, Jt especially of weather do'wn here below, the Na­ ped a short circuit, unconstitutional, the reason for It States la still insisting on direct '' ia abji^ to complete its mlaslori. .manded Mariner to has become extinct, it Is oppres' verifieatlon of the removal of the tional Aeronautlos and Space Ad­ Mariner is already,,holder of all cease MOSCOW (AP)—President ’Dto wonderfully ministration will send the Relay electricity-consuming slve In its application. of Yugoslavia addressed the So­ By GEORGE 8YVERT8EN Khrushchev declared . that dog­ records 'Ar long distance radio science experiments while they " The law gives the motor ve­ SEAMLESS communications satellite ‘''jdoft communlonlon Through space. viet Parliamfeht today and ap­ MOSCOW (AP) — Premier matism, a communist synonym (OonUnued en Page Sin) sometime between 6:80 ap(l\,8;18 pondered the problem. hicles commissioner the right to proved Soviet Premier Khrush­ for the extreme views of the (Shi­ washable . When U reports back &>m Venus, suspend licenses for cause that he Khrushchev has declared war on (EST) trailght. It will set a new record—radio On Nov. 7, they decided to re­ chev's handling of the Cuban cri­ the ideological views of Commu­ n e s ^ had become Just as danger­ new the experiments, since they deems sufficient. ’The legislature sis. This seemed certain to in­ nist'China and Albania and pub­ ous s')!, revisionism, a word ap­ Ion NYLONS Relay, a more sophisticated signals from a man-qA 18 straight successes. radioed back indicated earth was day, experts estimate temper- Its coats for OM of marahala and appearing J-150th as bright as it atiires on the solar panels will demands that his license be sus­ from Tito, seated behind him on OPEN EVERY He aald the only problem that pended. the stage, and loud applause from lawyers ran to'MOejMS through had officials concerned were should have been. Scientists wor-, reach 250 degrees. ' October. OPEN EVERY ried that Mariner’s eyes were In spite of all the troubles, Mari­ ‘And the commissioner, stand­ the deputies of the Supreme So­ yrin&i 30,000 to 40,000 feet above ing very stiffly erect, said: Yea, Take Cold War Helm viet. Aristocratic the earth In the area where the realty seeing the moon. ner has already earned lu keep. STRIKE OUTLOOK BLEAK ’They checked and checked It has measured the climate of sir. Khrushchev blamed Stalin for NEW YORK (A P)—The out- K 'Rior-Delta undergoes its most Statistics indicate that this was PARIS (AP)—U.S. Secretanr of* the differences that led to Yugo­ NIGHT TILL severe structural strain. again, finally decided, despite the And be warned the Soviet Union slavia’s expulsion from the Com­ look for a setUemeat of tha dim-light report, that Mariner (Oontinned on Page Six) a terrible year for highway fa- State Dean Rusk urged the North the United States has given all city’s six-day newspaper strike NIGHT^TILL If all goes well, the experiments tallti^a Critics belabor this and munist camp in 1948. will begin Friday morning, 18% Atlantic Treaty Organization to­ the concessions it intends to offer wss described today as Meak day to take the initiative in the in the negotiations for a treaty to "But our Yugoslav comradM with negotiatioiiB broken oft un­ hours after launch, is Relay (Continued on Page Six) were not wholly blameless,” he Proportions! swings th ro ^h an egg-shaped or­ cold war and demonstrate that ban nuclear tests. added. til next week. Bleak was the freedom is the wave of the future. Rusk spoke for nearly an hour term used by John J. Rooney, a bit reaching from 700 to 4,000 ' ■' ' - y w / u t ‘There are still serious diver­ miles above the e p ^ . In a cautiously-oplmisUc report at the opening session of a three- gencies on a number of ideologi­ mediator. But he said he and Ir­ Wideband radio frequency and to the annual NATO winter minis­ day ministerial review of NATO cal questions, he continued, but win Gerard, another mediator, MARVELOUS terial meeting, Rusk said the out­ problems in the Paris headquar­ would keep in touch dolly with I ' televiaton test pattern transmis­ recent moves in Yugoslav domes­ come of the Cuban crisis and ters of the -16-natioh alliance. tic and foreign policy have "elim­ publishers and striking {inters designed sions wUJ be relayed through the New§ Tidbits to learn if their is “any eiiaiige satellite. Two days after launching weaknesses developing in the He said the Soviet Union is inated much of what we regarded from the AP Wires Communist bloc offered the West bumping Into serious problems, in tiieir thinking. in proportioned marshmallow news stories will be transmitted ...... as erroneous and as prejudicing between the United States and EU‘ new opporttmiUes. ‘ including troubles Inside the coun­ the cause of building socialism The world may be arriving, he try Itself, within the Communist (communism) in Yugoslavia.” SKYBOLT OFFER HADE lengths nipe, and two days later between PARIS (AP) — The United the United States and South American Farm Bureau Fed­ explained, at a time when the eration ends .Its five-day conven­ East Instead of the West will do a (Continued on Page Twenty-two) (Continued on Page Six) State# has offered to turn over for HANDBAGS America. tion in Atlanta. Ga., with direc­ greater part of the worrying. the entire controversial Skybolt tions that its officials renew and Rusk also assured America’s rocket program to Britain free perfect fit, redouUe efforts to reduce govern­ NATO allies the United States of charge, qualifled eooroee re­ ment’s role in agriculture.. .New government is not negotiating ported tonight. They said the Tragedy Toll York surgeons remove one remain­ 10th the Soviet Union bn any other Cuba Pledge Meaning British have been told they can fashioned ing eye of 19-month-old Margaret subject than Cuba. take over the hi0iiy eompUcat- . ed project, either in tiie United with an extra 499 McKeown of Glasgow, Scotland, He proposed wide-ranging West­ In Cold Wa^ and tentatively term 40-minute op­ ern studies of major diplomatic States or in their own country eration succe^ui. problems to consolidate advan­ Depends on Viewpoint if they feel they eon snocess- shadow-proof United States and ChUe Join in tages now flowing toward the At­ fuUy develop ^ it. The British Continues Rise pleading for unceasing fight lantic community. : government aocepted the Ameri­ panel I against ‘‘hunger, poverty, i t e ­ By JAMES MARLOW ^were firing letters at each other, can suggestion according to a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rance, social injustice afid the Associated Press News Analyst Kennedy wrote one on Oct. 27 in­ British informant. for wear banaath A huge mass of arctic air en­ threat to our free institutions” in WASHINGTON (AP) —Fidel terpreting a Khrushchev letter of veloped the entire eastern half of American republics.. .House Ways British Chase Castro has been left like a frog Oct. 26 as promising to remove DENIES ACQUITTAL MOVE avan thaar tile nation today. ’The damaging and Means Committee will give on a lily pad, wondering whether Soviet weapons from Cuba under WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. and tragic effects of the ixolonged top priority In January to copsid- it’s going to rain or riilne. The “appropriate United Nations’ ob­ District Judge Alexander Holts- late autumn cold wave and snow­ eration of President Kennedy's tax Brunei Rebels water around him is muddy and servation and supervision" and to off reused todaxto direct a ver­ costumas storm mounted. reform and rate cut proposals, if muddled. halt the flow of offensive weapcsis dict of acquittal of the Commu­ nist party on chargee ^ Cailiiig A GOOD GROOMING GIFT! ’Ihe imseasonably cold weather President so requests. LABUAN, North Borneo (AP)— President Kennedy put strings to Cuba. pendsted from the northern bor­ U.S. Atomic Energy Commis­ on his pledge not to Invade Cuba. If this was what Khrushchev to register as an agent of the short 32 to 40 ders deep into the South, causing sion annonnoea detonation of two British troops pushed out from He seems to interpret them one promised, Kennedy said, the Unit­ Soviet Union. The case likely inconvenience to millions. low-yield nuclear devices at its regained towns in Brunei and way, Soviet' Premier Khrushchev ed States would lift its quarantine will go to the Jury on Monday, THE LADY AUYFAIR HAIR DRYER avaraga 32 to 44 Damage to property and to vsg- Nevada test site.. .Brig. Antonio northwest Sarawak today chasing another. This came up again and pledge not to invade Cuba— Attorneys for tbe party had i atable crops in BTorida was es­ Cayo Alslna of Argentina report­ rebel bands seeking refuge in Wednesday. while there has asked Hoitsoff for a dlreeted E h m provided Russia renfbved its verdict of not guilty, Hoitsoff tall 32 to 44 timated in the millions of dollars. edly returns to Buenos Aires luider dense Jungles and swamps. been no shooting, there may be weapons under U.N. supervision. IKe continued cold threatened the arrest, ending another Argentina, Local British commanders were shouting: . The next day, Oct. 28, Khrush­ sold the defence motione were multimiUion dollar citrus crop. revolt concerned that the rebels, . whose Direct Invdsion seems unlikely. chev -wrote. Kennedy that he ac- hosed largely en the Fifth 12.90 soft, supple and styled for cas­ Temperatures ranged from the Air Force launches satellite at strength still is unknown, would It would -mean another crisis with .cepted the President’s word there Amendment and that thla oon- teens in northern Florida to the Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., attempt to organize a long guer­ Russia. But the United States did would be no invasion of Cuba. stitottonal amendmqpt, which ual living in black, Itali tan, 80s and 40s in southern sections. but wbn’t disclose any details rilla war from swampland hide­ not promise not to try to over­ Two days later, Oct. 30, some protects an individual against comparable to 29.95 dryers Deaths In connection with the except that it is a Thor Agena outs. throw Castro by other means Republican senators expressed un­ forced self-liiortminatioo,,oannot meadow brown, gray or otter severe weather in the last week rocket coipbination . . . President Several hundred tribesmen from short of invasion. In fact, it in­ easiness about the no-invasion be used by an orgaaisatioa. soared to near the 100 mark— Keimedy will appear on nationcil • large bonnet... big enough forjrollers the interior of Sarawak, respond­ dicated it would try. pledge. They warned against any KAYE UNINBR006 SURGERY "marshmallow" . . . piped with with some estimates as high as tdlevi^ion networks Monday night ing to an ancient hostility to the The Kennedy-Khrushchev dlf': agreement that might provide a ISO. to review Us first two years in rebel coastal dwellers, were re­ ferences over the no-invasion permanent Russian sanctuary in ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — • flexible, non-collapsible ribbed hose n ie Uting cold air dropped WUto House. ported prowling the Brunei-Sara- OametUan Danny Kaye was re­ luxurious black Borodino leath­ pledge bubbled to the. surface Cuba. ported hs good ooaditien tadi^ e 4 position heat switch temperatures to record low levels Indian troops out off by Red wak border arbas in an effort to again in two places half a world That same day Edwin' M. Mar­ 2.99 tar tile season and for the date Chinese offensive stiU straggling cut off rebel bands. apart when Khrushchev talked to tin, assistant secretary of state after an operation for nento • thermostatically controlled heat' er to emphasize the silhouette. In many areas. The South was es- back down Himalayas in small However, Lt. Gen. Sir Nigel the Soviet Parliament in Moscow for Inter-American Affairs, as if appendicitis. Mayo. -Citole anr- / padally hard hit the Icy blasts. groups, but 8,277 officially listed Poett, commander of British fW and Kennedy had a news ctmfer- to quiet the uneasiness, said: "I geonss operated Wednesday. A ' ■1716 main core of the arctic air as missing . . . Young husband con­ East land /forces, declared after ence. don’t recall seeing anything in the oliato apokeataan saBd today the T ' * **®iusive electrical outlets for your electric razor ■ / . was in the northern Gulf states. fesses to Van Nuys, Calif, police a visit to operations areas that The only way to examine the exchange which, suggests a -gusr- operation had been The mercury plunged to 11 below Ch8xt tiMxwa bow Marinsr H, laimchiMt lent Aug. .27 fn m Cape that he shot and killed his es­ the possibility of rebel guerrilla differences is to, look at ths col- sntee of the- status quo.” aueoeaafnl. and that the rqoe^jreisr il ‘J - / N , fel CkoasTOle, in eastern Tennee- OanewwaH. m . (aolU Une), la aclieduleil to paaa at 8:10 pm., tranged wife and her parents ia rsslatanoa itiready was' remots 'sndar. KhrusheheiT began puIUng tbe an was eapaeted to imnaln I BBT, \aaamm soma 80,000 atitai fton Tanua. (AP S tsO o fm Artaona and titen fled to OaU- In tbs wssk of ths Cuban crisis, St. M Hj'e htopMal' hba«* Ctart). i IfllN ii Ksnnsdy and KbriMbebsv J 1 I

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